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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
TARIFF INCONSISTENCY.

Tho svs,em OF nd yaorem duties been sweefngy &C.
nounced by the opponents of the present !c'' suing
10 say these very persons ask Congress 10 give he ~
specific duties but higher ad valorem oues. Asa' '
Webster once proclaimed as the organ G, tie hohpo'
that IL was nor eyobitan; duties but stability that the man
ufactuers wanted Why, ,hen seek to agate the V
demanding change of the present law! The ~ l. NIT
ror Whio sneaks GU, the truth boldly when says;
rea, Efforts are made 10 modify the Tariff before the close
Of The presen, session. TO protect ana ehch c'a
of men invested their capital OF .sir Hfh
Mannfactnrnp The effort will prove utterly iutiie ne
Tariff never can be touched but TO be reduced Free race
"a the only true theory only for free governments pu.
far ali and later like the imnnaoe
principes of Truth and will prevail all the World over
The Washington Republic threatened 10 appeal 10 the peo-
ple al the ballot boxes unless the Democracy should oy
ely repentance and reformation make amends or 'heif
past transactions this head The admonon was 1851
upon Them for they nailed the table Nh Gr'nnes move
ent 10 the present rates OF duties upon The Vaue o
goods in our own ports nsead of the ports OF exporta-
ton) which would add largely the amonnt and also To
establish sliding scale iron. AS the New ofK Jousha
Of Commerce, well informed paper, osJusiiy says:
1.-THE fact is great ory of the American people are
,aa6ed with The present Tariff the Democrats know It,
They will thank the Wings 10 meet them on TINS ISSUE
The Harrisburg (pa) Key Stone puoilShes al sh5'" WV
Fugitive Slave Bill, and ed3s:
.sT,s stringent provisions will hurt Disposed 10
stand BY the constitution; whilst the aithnl execution "
the law will secure our southern brethren IN 1he ei
of their legal rights great cause CT irritation p
tween the north end the souh enc deliver cur society nom
the pest Of runaway slaves.
The s.qpae Of fugitive slaves 81 Pssn'g SHOWS
that il there regarded efficient ana that not even tie
infatuated abolons,s Yelled 70 h4:5oF the a"i"
nronertv Of Southern The danger .. being recap
,ured will probably effect in preventing future es
capes from the border Siates.
Upon the passage of this BIZ! the Newbs:n o. c. Ns?ah
lican saws:
"The las, North State Wig, speaking Of the fugitive
slave BILL saws il secures tie uapesi c.:!,s TO The So.'-
il jus, such bill The Souin have wa:.;s1 Mhi:5
Wings are rejoicing over the passage u Ills s We w'GG
aek ih,,n 10 cur. b. whnse v,es he passage Of his ii!
was effected Inc ill received 40 votes, o. wae: q ;:e.e
Northern Democrats, and we:e Northern " h'.s VI NE
negative vote lne,e IS Denloc!a;s ena u Aa.es
TnTte Northern wings sustained the t aui y s=rea ~
posst i. Niaou The support o. The - 'Iii''e'n oe.o
Gratis the 5i would b-sn defeated. We hope SoNthe
Wings will rejoice ~ lie measures passed ~ Inc @!a CT
Nohen Democrats and heG s;"i:: themselves >? pre-
SEWN, ;t, caIy uiarce "i!h The Northern wings, "no
OPPOSED tie oii ia IL. ..pori.,n u a.1Ge:n % ore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

EsLEasf a.e ul.ice SATURDAY, III, l Gay c. SIS
l3u.4; Datess..e iecEea5 ~ cvun!. '!fs4.-, -4.
cscl 10 aEe i"poou 81 liusH DAVE, % &c sr4i - e-
. e. ,a ND VI! e.sy SOW pending ahd go rsa.a
oG ,sca.i Cunt Li". "a which yoA are aan ad aMa
III, :. ,4!c!. sat ia,e ~! u e,.t, !! 80 .a
san 3 ct u,bc, LEVIN, laws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

STATE STOCK i hereby .lsr nc!s", That shall any.
second Au!tor oi the Virginia. the Id.
cate n! ,Ix =. stock the -al sat, NJ l.9
m the nilne Of the Rapp.iaanoc! C,miaty. 18Th Il
ISIS -sne! b. lawson lrrasurer, az! eoDaersisr q.
brown Jr .-nni AU.iiorwh sal! certificate
we IA Philadelphia BE sh December, ISIS, or iefesJ
WITH Il: rove. attorney executed ia bank uy sad Rap
LOfa;,4ny au hozis tie sal aui Transfer M! stock
.lnpery. hobi'nl Me"ht.n1!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
HICUyroHD IRON AND STEEL. WORN.

TENHE Undersigned having purchased .! tie virginia 80
pany he property knpSa The steel Nork'' have
Co pi-acrhi, Tor minuiac'ute o. he VARIOUS dcsc @
Scrl Hoop Band, and Rod Ion and S.re
Win this view. they have engaged the seFvlce9 o. f j
Hunter an experienced mechilc. ug!er whose difec n
l,l,ev ln.ro luce! Rolling MI, AMI the sui1ale machinery
I.riaItit Z . such an s;ab.isimeni
MECHANICS aad dealers IN I: and S'ee are mv!'e 20 e
ARTICLES furnished these ss aud eyt'y as u4nce
fora pron.p a.i faithful Compliance wEh order.
80 4. I. TONPFINS
WALTER On ~
- WANTED -Wr5as!t Iron Scraps, iof Which :.s zig
ca Il prize vii or gwen .o,,,,.,,.. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

"a LILLIAN POPE DABNll, All ,.''efc =
Of poana,n GoachIan,!. CuInberla!i AT Aaa<ia
entrusted him Will promptly and ;ai'i'i'' Ju, -
ie->s Puwhatan tngrt i!aiise 10 Z
ElRONN AND WHITE WiaDsot, b. +,
I'D -Four Q. each Ius, recei'ed ~, Dt-s
Sept. Is J. !o.'-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

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NEpAfIIDN NAGTIkKtUIl E II tUIORS
rsyHiS splendid nproseinut mast b. ap:ra.;..~
our ,a:s invited t, call Il, tie osts4 MA =
LIGHT piGI EkELAN "a LERi, mLcse may be iogat 4 :.
latest In.t -. consistIig % ~.
CEiLROTNpE.
by which infant clniisn may tace. ~ secon!
TA.BOlAPE.
Or Dlgueueo,ype on Paper ~
HYM.OTlPE.
o. parurrgsoyl Glass wcn "h every oher mprlyer,
ly now p- uJ.,!c Gallery. NJ o., MAJ! Street ss
Governor 80. . .
\ y-Thur NORTHERN L0M1iNATloA SKY LIGHT 5 n.
H. iu operation; It s. The largest Ia tir state.
L., n IN MM 4. pKAIl 60. rrnir.-..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
IIPOWTANT TO Fl1tTfl Il :,

urnts his Pumps worthy confidence psonlse
PUBIC. JOHN BRAl ER,
VALENTINE iECEfh
have Pump NJ Mr r Birmingham MICHEL IN my ysra
TEEN mos; valuable appen!ase great A.
cirnt protection against ire K B IlLi
The Pump he the Wing Office
i- NOTICE All persons buying 81 selling the above a.
responsible ~ or il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
SUPPLEMENT TO THE ENQUIRER

TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER '--'
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-03-25
TO The GkoWERsAND SHIPPERS 81
TOBACCO IN MISSOURI.

HAVING lost bat one ofouf large Wekek6115 u
a the fire of the 10th inst. We are sfn S1af43 ~
receive Tobacco foR inspetIo1 ard t1le as ksfsts.
fore, and can offer to The Pjnfets al hs1 fAeis-
flies Ia the transaction of any busintss esAnseis&
with their inierssss. TIE ini nittSe1ealz Aow mar
king, and speedily b b eoAf flstsd, h eur WAss<
house, VIII gise c adssnssses 10 point q Pee4,e
light &e., equal, ncf epefief 10 any house izthOt
con. exclusiyslS % me pprpese e insPes1 1ka ssf
|ssofags Of Tobaeco;. and on PpHer g zasureacs'
|Rili eovsTsH Fsha$oo beiongiaE - rlaes1ss -
others sGxha satia Ire, xks6sc slslssesr Ne
Ishippef q ostAsss s.,.t s-.s..sl S s...s J.
or ptstnizsks = s. = aztlfdsa - ~ - 81
susse nsxt, Do sds4 e. -, !. . 8 -
lsaoE ss-zss>s sZssoe Ess.hssss.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-03-25

n Graeeisss Grors.--A scamp, SheA
TO raise particular phtgstesy sAeaA 80
dlebdry College, had stskep shises u
dnaghtet Of staid olb deacon, Whe 80
frequently TO invite hin to dinner. 1hs
deacsn called upon him one dsy to lsk sbs
customary bless;sg, and net wishing % have
Il nhdefstsod that there Nss any ohs skiaa
that he could not do, hs made ths o6sts1
form, he began, and made An sxesllena
start ofit, but for his life could not tell
how 10 close il of Il was easier 70 10 o.
than to stop. Finally, making desperats
dash after period, hs closed ok, thus; ala
my dear sir, ] remain very res.
pectfully and truly your obsdisnt sefS.
anti" He has not dihed with tset deaeee
since!-tSpifit Of the Times. 80
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-03-25
NEW GOODS.

TUsr RECEIVED @tstt fFon BoSToN, NEW
q YORK. & PHILADELPHIA VIA 81. LOUIS
and now opening In LOUISIANA, No, By
E. G. McQUIE,
The Earsest and Best sleek q GSS&s kS
has ever offered In this HAazAe4, g
His selections have been made wih tas sazsS
and afe vsfy superior In Quality a6d sfrle. He
is In old expsrfShSed deaier-has 10 ekEt$ n
tftGe fof any txrty, sect or sexayise1 % to cell
and examine bis Goods, and thoSS Ihe buy isf
cash in particular.
He win pay cash or goods Tor .6o6nfr3 reluce;
"a saSH :; y. Az S; HcGsE ; n TGs f5
CASHH 81 March f2sh, 1850. la
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-03-25
; Agents for the Banner.

~ Agents for the Banner.
~ p. Murray, Bowling Green.
John L. Tribble, Spencerburg.
Dr. John c. Welborn. Frankfort.
Dr.. Nathan Vannoy, Vannoy's Mill.
. R. H. johnson, Ashley.
q. Minor, Prairieville.
A. N. Thomas, Psynesville.
B. P: Clifford and cl,,t,v;lI.
Col. VIM. Nalley, o-'
; Col. Jas. H. Britton, Troy.
Tuily n. Gornick and o.. g.
John w. Mckee, 'sPAui
Ssi .si i. m1i +. n s.f.sa, s'se'i' New Hope.
DR.. M. Mcfarland, Louisville.
Robert ]. Huston, Warrenton.
DR.. w. B. Adams, Danville.
Col. William Priest, New London.
A. w. Lamb, Hannibal.
Col. Benjamin Davies, Palmyra.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-03-25

HERY Poos.-A triAing sort Of . fellow
in one Of our nsighbor;ng eestiss, not long
since, Won the affections Il tie daughter q
a blufI, honest Dutchman, Of seme wsalkhs
On ssking Che old man for Der, he spsnsd
with roIhanie speech shout bis bsina
s'poor young man." &c. ..-z--.
'fs, va says the old man, knows al
|apout II, you ish lsstis too tam tdof-sou
hash neidet money nor character
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-03-25

LOUISIANA TRuE TO TsE UNtoA.-AD ass
passed the Senate Of Louisians on the leth
uIt., (and will doubtless become law1 The
title Of which is a. fcllows;-'An Act 10
ptuvids block Of stone for the Washipgtoa
Monument, beating the following inserip.
tion:-s The Slate of kouisiona-ever loyal
TO the Constitutions and tie Union.' -
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-03-25
EXTRACT
FROM THE SPEECH OF MR.. BAY ON
THE SLAVERY QUESTION.

THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
will now, Mr.. Chairman, call the atten.
tion Of the committee to subject which, in
my opinion, is paramount 10 every thing
else, and demands at our hands that calm
end mature reflection which should chsrac-
terizs every deliberative body; subject
which has been fruitful theme Of discus.
sion, not only in this hall, but throughout
the length and breadth Of this laud; in, 6ne,
sir, q subject, the very sgitstion Of which is
veil calculated to excite the fears and O.
larm the erprehensions Of every patriot In
the land. / find here the North srrayed
against the South, snd the South agaihs,
t6s North, the public business retarded, and
the wheels Of government almost stopped.
To us the people look, and have . right "a
look for ito speedy and 6nal adjustment. Al
cur hands thsy demand, and havs . sight
20 6emand, that check be put to this
scene Of strife and contention
But who il responeihle for this agitation
Of the slavery question? Not the slsvsheId.
ing States, for they have always acted, and
continue to act, upon the defensive. The
North has made war upon one Of eur do
nestie institutions, and We are simply re.
pslling your acts Of aggression. Yon say
that slavery Is 40 eEil, aad should be exter-
minated. am NOT prepared to 20 as far
a. the gentleman from Mississippi, Mr.
BRowx,1 and say that regard it a. social,
moral, and political blessing; nor ana pre-.
pared to admit that it is IN evil; but If Il is
We alone suffer its copseqnepces, aad you
have no right to interfere, .:3s5 gs1
Slsgesyis purely domestic Institution,
snd of no recent origin. II existed IN thii
country lsng prior to the adoption Of the
Federal Constitution, and continued TO ex.
ist d the Ststss that are now free - long
asit Was profitable. When Il ceased to b
sSource Of profit, you abolished il The
Sodth did not complain. She conceded Il
you the right to regulate your own institu-
.tionS. During is prsvsiencs amony you
iwes not regarded as crime, nor vas i
supposed to reflect upon the character or
morals Of your people; Il was mere ques.
ton to profit, Of calculation, Of dollars and
cents. Slaves were regarded - property
aAd subject to the same laws WEIGH gov.
sfaed end controlled property. The frs,
asssmpt 1t Che restriction Of slavery was i,
the passage Of the ordnance Of 1857, priol
tsshs adoption of the preseat Constitution
TAss erdinance applied to the territory
southwest of the Ohio river, csded BY Vir
ginia to the United States in 1854, and ou
e which the Stats Of Ohio, Indiana, Hin
ois, and Michigan have been since organ
lied. The part applicable to slavery % i
The followin words:
bseThars shalt be neither slavery nor in
voluntary servitude IN the 6sid territof,
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-03-25

1--WE have heard Of q man who b looks
ing for wife. We learn that his fsshioH
is to fall in love 6rst, and then fnd woizaa
Ito match. (-l
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-03-25

Scrsr Ar Disrafcr ScHoot--.firss
class in philosophy-step out-closeysuf
Jones-hoW many kingdo@s
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-03-25

JOB PRINTING Of an kinds, dene with
weafess and despatch, cheap for cash.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
From New YORK.

81. NEW YuRK Dec. 0.
Srnntors Fone aud Downs had brilliant re.
ception at The City fall this afternoon. aud bot
delivered strong speeches in Iavorn the Union.
which were received with The most unbounded
applause. Mr.. FuOte said there was no fear of
Disunon, 50 long as The North did her duly. In
Mississippi The Convention would declare most
emplnticaly for The Union as Georgia had-done.
The buildings No 78 and 80 Bread street, ,occn.
pied by D. NJ. wilson g. Co Iron merchants.
were burned this afternoon. The loss is very
heavy Lase Quantities of Hour aud cotton were
in store.
The mnnler nf deaths in this city last week
was 3O2. in Philadelphia lI8.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
LATE FROM oALlFoRNIA.

=" "------ IT : NV e :
The Steamer Georgia arrived this morning and
brings $1,000 900 Of gold aud 330 passengers
The Nteamrr Sigainore burst her boiler near San
Fmrciscn. killing the officers aud crew aud u
large number of passengers.
Mnrh excitement prevails at San Francisco nn
account of the Clnlera, vessel having arrived
with the disease on board
Business IN Sau Franrisco continues prosperous
Nancy brings from s lu7 per cent per month -
Flonr sellingut $l80$2O per barrel.
The Steamer Pdna'nn arrived at Panama with
90 0 passengers and $500 000 in gold dust
al was quiei ut IInvana The Georgia left a
portion of her passengers at that city to come by
the Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

the candle ends, that used to be 50 heavy an item
OF his Perquisites tFa
Col, Medill was the Chair Of the Conveu.
ton once more yesterday afternoon, So lhat he
is better &
About iihy bills have been Introduced into the
two branches so far. Several have passed the
branch in which they originated.
Thecommittee whose duty II was to wait on the
Governor elect, reported this morning that they
lad ascertained from him Tint he would attend in
the Hall Of Representatives OH Thursday, Decem-
ber l2th, aud luke tlie onlh Of office.
Ex Governor Bebb is in town at the Capitol
House. His residence is now in Northern IlIi.
nois. stsa 5.3 YERlTAS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
Crew Of tho neIna nawman

NEw Yo X, December 6.
The London packet ship Devonshire is below
with the crew Of Tie steamship Helna Hawmau
which was abandoned at sea being water-logged
or broken in two in The middle, Size sailed from
hamburg for New York ou the lst of November
with $50 passengers, principally steerase. One
repor, says that all lives were saved, while mno
I6er says that seven were lost-ionr sailors and
three passengers. The Devoushire will be up
between two and three O'clock
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
NIonday EycmIMg. Doc 0. 1850
STATE FINANcGs.. The exhibit If III,

STATE FlNANcEs.. The exhibit Of the
finances of the State. which the reader
will find in the Goyernpr's Message, ex
hibits truly gratifying condition Of Of
fairs. Within the last 6ve years, com.
mencement has been made aud the State
debt is nov gradually diminishing.
The taxpayers Of Ohio should keepan
eye on this important matter, The poll
cy, which has thus resulted, w-s adopted
by the Wing party Of the Slniei il was
accomplished by taxing property which
previously hud been unjnslly exemried,
and in nine cases ont uflen did not in.
crease the taxes upon the man IN moder,
ale circumstances,
We learn from various sources that ef
forts are being made by some Of the of
fee holders ot this county to make the
tax payers believe that the present high
taxes in this county are the result o'
Wing rule. IL very short time, we in.
tend making an exhibit Of The figures,
and when we show that lIie increase is
mainly in county taxes, the verirst sim
pleton in the county will hardly charge il
10 tho Wings lfsome "flhe Office hold
ers suffer in their reputation !ol truth and
yeracity, tits their. not our fault
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

70 There are seventy thousand Ger,
mans in New York. They have two
small theatres in which plays are per,
formed twice week in The tongue of
tho "Fadellond." AT the Elizabeth
Street House, after the performance, the
benches for tho accommodation Of the
audience Ore removed, aud it is convert.
ed into ball room, where the young
persons of both sexes engage in waltz
iuu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

W We heard a story told some time
since, of Joe -, which will bear 10.
peaiing. joe was one evening seated in
the bar ronm nf country tavern in Can.
ada, where were assembled several old
countrymen. discussing varinus matters
connected with the "pomp and circum.
stance Of war" In the course Of his
remarks, one Of them stated that the
British Government possessed the largest
canon in tie world aud gave the dilneu
sons of one which he had seen.
Joe's Yankee pride would not allow
him 10 let such an assertion pass uucon
tradicied.
'Poh, gentlemen, said he, Il won't de
that is a fair sized canon--but you are
leetle mistaken in supposiag it TO be
same minute with oEe of our yankee guns
which saw in Charleston last year. Ju.
piter! that ,1as canon. Why, sir. j,
was so Internal large, that the soldiers
were obliged 10 employ yote If orea
10 drqw IN The ball 49,
"The. deuce they were," exclaimed
one of his hearers, with the smile oftri
umph, 'pray can yon tell me how they
got the oxen out againl"
"Why, youfool, !" returned Joe, "they
aayoked EN- and ar0ve 'em through ne
touch hoie." '''
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

Loss oP CALiFoRNtA Snlr.- .-..Capt.
Lelavour, of The brig Sutton. arrived at
New York from Buenos Ayres. repnrts
that while there he was informed by Mr.,
Harris, U $. charge d'alfaires, ofrhc loss
OF u large American ship, with most of
her cargo, on the Yuga bauk, near Cape
Antonio. Her name was not asceriained.
She was bound for California. and when
off Cape Horn received damage which
compelled The captain to bear up for Mon
levedio, while doing which the vessel
was driven ashore in one If the many
gales that had visited that coast this
Sc ason.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

TENNEssEE ANEcDorE- Tie Price of
Cg6ce...At sale the other day. in tho
good did demncratic county Of Caswell,
the aucIioneer commenced by saying,
Lets SEQ what you'll give for this prop,
euy these Wing timos?" The corn sold
at 4 80 per hbl; the cotton ten ceuls per
ID, aud the bacon ten cents per ID. 'Pret.
ty good prices nndera Tory administra-
ton somebody remarked. i like Gen
Taylor well enough" replied an old Ia.
dy, "Jut he had no business making C0E
fee so AigA" endeuvored to explain
Ihal tho prco Of her favorite beverage
wus owing 10 an earthquake which shuok
the berries from the trees before they
were ripe. No." said the old lady:
that's the way with ynu Wings. eCery
Mjng yon do nat is mean, you Tag h on
Me LordW'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

RARE MoDEsTYe,.lO his late speech
Col. Benton says;
| have been Senator thirty years--a
continuance in service more honorable to
the people, and .ooor republican inslitu.
tons, thanio me. 1R q g, $3.50 p
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

SouTu CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. In the
House, on Saturday, sixty thousand dol
lars were appropriated To The purchase
oi ordinance. In the Senate, n resolution
was adopted for the committee on militia.
ry to report upon Iheexpediency of festab.
liShing an ordinance bureau in the State,
The varions resolutions relating to na,
tional affairs were made the special or.
der for Tuesday.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

LnslNG SISTER e N MoNTE.-A robbie
ry occurred short time ago in Sacramen
To city aud umong the articles stolen were
u pumher nf miniatures A few evening
afterwards young man was observed by
policeman tn enter the Eldorado, and
after losing oil his money, he bet gold
ring aud the miniature on card, aud the
policeman thinking the miniature might
lend to the detection of the thief arrested
the gentleman aud took charge otihe min.
iatnre lady, whichhy the way, was henu.
titul--Soveral gentleman who came for.
ward the next morning To assist the Young
man tof his difficulty. testified that the
miniature was that Of an only sister n
lovely girl Of sixteen. What will the
young udy say when she asceuains ,ha,
she has been laid upon the monte ,abl.
gambled away, afterwards arrested and
put IN the mmbs, next morning brouoh,
befure the Recorder admired by the
members Of tho bar. aud after many com
plimeuts. finally restored To tho unwor
thy briber-. la p0Per, gaaa#
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

ANoTneR AMERICAN SCULPToR. w.
w. Story, son flhe distinguished Judge
is highly commended as an artist. aud
placed IN the same rank with Powers,
Crawford aud Grrennugh.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

CHEAP LUXURY. Eat salt fish or ham
for breakfast, aud for twenty hours after.
wards, the Cnmmonest kind of water will
taste like champagne. .pt
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

LBEmA.-The Springfield (lllinois)
Journal mentions TINT n plan ispin con
temptation by soms Of the colorOl pnpu,
lation Of that vicinity 10 emigrnte TO III
IBERIA. The persons taking the lead in the
enterprise propose tn found an lllinns
colony oh'ho same principles as that of
the Maryland erlony, and will probably
ask small appropriation by the I.eoisIa
object. etlti Q =
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

SECESSION OF 5, CAROLINA. .,.-A Wash.
,.nston despatch TO the New York Tri.
oane slates that private letters from
charleston give an unqualified assurance
mat the Legislatue will, recommend i'm.
mediate secession, - n si s-.-~gF,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

MURDPRs IN Mexico, The late Rio
Grand advices state that three men bound
to California, in company with four
mulatIo wnmen. were murdered beyond
Santa Rosa. aud their trunks riAed Of
50 600 a male companion, and two of
the females, are missing.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13
WING Mayor In Ros,on.

BosToN Dec. 81 PM
JOHN 7, Bigeos. Wing was to day re elected
Mayor over al! sorisoi opposition by abont 1000
majority The vote was very heavy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-13

EV Collins says that in less than FIVE
years he will have q steamer running.
that will do the distance between New
York and LiverpooI in week.