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$10,144 364

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auf Oienitaa. ben 25. beiee Oonats. al ren,
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
TIE PREsrDENr AND rHn LAws.-The

HE PRESIDENT AND THE LAws.-The
Republic notices a statement going the
rounds Of the papers, that the President
has issued "instructions to arrest and
commit all the parties in the Syracuse af
fair on the charge of high treason" and
says the instructions did not undertake to
define the legal nature of the offences
committed at Syracuse or Christiana.
They were explicit and distinct to the
point. that all infractions that had been
committed of the laws of the United
States must be prosecuted with the ut
most diligence; but it mas not part of the
Presidents duty to indicate the legal char
acter ofthe outrages in question, or to d.
rect tho district attorney or the grand iu.
ry in the discharge of their respective
functions.
And while on this subject the Republic
corrects another misrepresentation with
regard to the duties of the President.
The question has been gravely asked,
how is it that the President will busy
himself about the violations of the law
at Syracuse and Christiana, when he
takes no notice of the executions under
Lynch law in San francisco, or of mobs
in North Carolina and Alabama, or Of
the outrage on the Spanish Consul in N.
Orleans. Many other cases might be
cited to illustrate the position taken by
the gentlemen who ask these questions
questions which are sometimes put from
inncence and ignorance, and sometimes
for pure mischief aud desire to fimd
fault with the executive.
The President is sworn to execute
the laws of the United States, and those
only. 1t men commit murders, or slim.
ulate mobs, or hurn houses. or commit
any other acts of violence which do not
fall within the laws of the United States,
tho President has as much to do with
them as any other individual, and no
more The iIlegol executions at San
Francisco, the anti rent murders, the in
famous outrages on the Spanish Consul
at New Orleans. all these matters are of
State or municipal cognizance, offences
against the local laws, with which the
Federal Government and of curse the
President can have no control. There
is difficulty in making the peculiari.
ties Of our form of Government inelli.
gible even to well infor med foreigners
but we are surprised that any American
citizen should fail to recognize the dis.
tinctions TO which we have adverted.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

Hoos--PRosPEoTs OF THE SEASON,
PRIcEs, &c.-Thus far we have not been
able to learn of any transactions in hogs
for immediate shipment or packing, tho
there has been considerable figuring a,
mong our operators, without succeeding,
however. in meeting the views of sellers.
Offers Of $4a4,50, as in size. for early
delivery. are very freely made, but holders
are firm in their demand for SIS for the best
quality of hogs. We hear of one opera
tor in the country who is making pretty
extensive engagements for fall aud win
ter delivery at 81 -one half paid on en-
gagement. the remainder on delivery
Chicago Tribune.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
Autumn 10 mt the Door---Winter i, fat
approaching!,


VIE Undersigned are now receiving from the East.
en- cities, large and we'll assorted stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, to which they re-
speeuully invite the attention of all classes both
Yourg and OH Grdpe and GGy-Rirh and Poor
We beSPesk for you all word Of consolation in tFs
examination of our splendid stock and unprecedented
LOp prizes,
We will not tax your patience with long catalogue
of articles and prices. which We regard as mere sha
doT' but we earnestly invite you to No. 81, where
yo, wll tnd our assortment complete in the line Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Also,
Grocerits, Hardioare and Q9eeAsrdre
The above stock having been purchased by the SEN
,or partner, whose long experience in this branch Of
business has we'll qualified him 70 seize upon every
Opportunity Of purchasing goods at the pery totrsa
cash prizes, we are enabled TO offer very great in
du,encnt; not only in word hut in decd, to al who
will favor US with call. ". would, therefore sAy
70 ALL that fthe shadow we have here given YOU L
bur small be assured that we are fully prepared to
furnish you sbundAutly with the substance, if YOU
Will bot respond to our invitation
REINMUND& & son.
October 8, 1851 On
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
Highly Important.

VNiIE subs scriber offers to sell his valusbl improy
IL ed Head Blocks for SaW-MIlls, upon tn,
following terms; If they do not work as represent
cd, no pay will be required. The Improvement con.
sistS in enabling TO set both ends Of log al
the same moment of time, and with the greatest re.
gularity. REFERENCES.
William + Breck Columbus Ohio.
Drake, Reed and Co Xenia Ohio.
John Young, Columbus, Ohio.
CT. Soils, Columbus, Ohio.
Amer Reese, Columbus, Ohio.
Michael Sulivant, Columbus, Ohio
Moses Shelter, Grovepolt, Ohio.
T. +. Mclaughlin. Springfield, Ohio.
William Teri, Urhana, Ohio.
Hardy and Clark. Piqua Ohio.
R. F. Shadlick, Fletcher, Ohio
James DuTbin Texas, Ohio.
j. C. Fisk and Co.. Texas. Ohio.
William Halter, Napoleon, Ohio.
Stephens and Co Defiance, Ohio.
John Morgan, BluiIton, Indiana.
West and wilkins, Bloomfield, Ohio
The above ara persons who have purchased the i'm
provement aud have it now in nse.
All orders Addressed post paid to the subscriber,
at Lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio; will be prompt
ly attended to. JOHN s SNYDER.
Lancaster, September 25, 1851. 6,n2l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
Wholesale Hat and Cap Emporium.

Ever brcughto this city, the truth of which can be
ascertainedby calling in and examining the extensive
variety Of styles and make.
This stock is for sale and they wish it distinctly
understood that they offer TO the public the latest and
most approved fashions got up by the most popular
establishments, which they will dispose Of at low
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
wThe State of Iowa, one of,he mos,

V The State of Iowa, one ofthe most
useful and youthful sisters ofthe confed,
eracy. is immensely rich in natural re.
sources. DR.. Owen, the United States
geoIogist, who surveyed the State, says
that the entire area If the coal field in
Iowa alone, cannot be less than 10000
square miles in all. embracing country
nearly equal in extent to the State of In.
diana, He estimates the beds of coal tn
be one hundred teet in thickness aud ly.
ing near the surface, they must he capa.
BILE of being worked easily. and at small
expense.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
U1MAN@Aao

MARRIED-At Walnut Hills. Cincinnati. on
"Wednesday Mnrning the 18th inst. by the Dr. N.
Il. Rice. Rev. HENRY w. TAYLOR of Xcnia,
uhi". "nd Miss MARY ". eldest daughter uf the
late David X Kemper.
On Thursday. the 18th lust. by the Rev. John
McElroy. Mr.. PROVIDENCE MOUNrZ arI
rs HANNAH EVERSOtE, all of this cuun V.
On the same day by the same. Mr. ABRA.
HAM BhENAMAN aud Miss LANEY GABLE.
all "i Fairfield county.
On the 18th inst by G. Stenman, Esq. Mr.
ELIJAH EDWARDS and Miss MARC ARET
MOORE. both "f Greenfield township
On the 10Th inst. by the Rev H. WiIlinrd. MIR.
ADAM ANEStIENSnEY and Miss PlIEBE A
SHOEMAKER. both Of Bern township
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
HOME INDUgTRYl

TINE subScribers have on hand, and are eonstdntlV
i addtng thereto, general assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, such as Goats, Hests, PSnts, &C.,
which they now offer to the public st Gfusdnl low
prices.
Being fully convinced, by their own experience.
that the sboVe Artices can be manufactured CHEAPER
and better In our own city than those usually import
cd, they have In accordance with their best conyic
tons employed some Of the most competent seamsters,
by whom all the sbovs articles for sale by them, are
made. Thus they not only Gffcfdfhe public esecpeT
ing citizens a considerable amount Of employment.
We would therefore invite ali who desire to saysa
few dollars in preparing themselves against the blast
ing winds of Autumn" or the still more stern "Icy
chains Of Winter" to give call and our word for
C'untry produce taken in exchange at the highest
market price Be sure to call at No. 81.
REFNMUND & SON.
Lancaster, September II, 1851 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
Call and Settle.

HAVING formed a co-partnership with Mr. J.coB
IL +. Beck, in the Hardware business, it now be-
comes necessary that my old business should be set
tied up. Therefore all who know themselves indept-
ed to me, either book account or note ar. respect
fully requested to call aud settle up Thankful foi
past patronage, which has been liberal solicit con
tinusnce of the same with the new firm, where ,the
old friends will find their iayors promptly attended t
heretofore, as the new firm will keep heavy stocl
of Hardware on hand, and sell cheaper than ever
Come and try. P. BOPE
Lancaster, september IS. 1851 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

MEXICAN CdptiUes Rescued. The
Commissioner of the United States Mex
ican Boundary Commission has been en-
abled to rescue several persons who had
been stolen by the lndians-a Mexian
girl. and two boys--and holds them to
be restored to their friends, The cap.
tives were bought from the Indians by
the New Mexicans, and delivered to the
Commissioners. in the hope of being
paid for them. The Commissioner re.
fused to buy, but extended the authority
Of the government for their protection,
and thus saved them from further captiv-
iE5 This is in accordance with our treaty
with Mexico.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
Arrival Of The Illinois.

NEw YoRK, October l8-P. NJ.
The Illinois from Chagres and Kingston nrriv.
ed this mornin5 with 374 passengers aud 81 .857,.
$685. of which s350,O00 was in the hunls of pas.
senSers. She brings California dates to tho 18th
September The result of tile late election is not
known TO certainty. but the Morning Post,
Wing, is inclined to think lis party beaten. San
francisco papers are discussing the question uf
the Vigilance Committee. The Morning Post
publishes an article which lashes severely thut
sell'constituted tribunal. Marysve was visited
by another destructive fire on the 10th Sept. a5
buildings in the vicinity of lstsreet we destroy.
ed. The fire broke out in the liquor store Of
Mitchell & Muses., south side lst street. Miners
upon the bars averaging from , To 8 ounces daily
Quartz mines in the Sierra Nevada Mountains
every day giving fresh evidence of inexllnustible
wealth DR.. Rusencralt returned to San Francis.
CO from the Mountans after having concluded IA
vornble treaties with eight tribes Of Indians The
RAINY season commenced a month aud IA half eari.
er than usual. The vntes for Governor as far as
heard tr"nl. give Reading 10 sal, Bigler 49,
100 26 miners on Feather river were successful.
The Grand Jury OF San francisco 'is cd to he
discharged in consequence oil the exercise OF the
parirniEg power hy the executive being refused.
duel between Cnpt. Folsom aud 7. Russell
took place at San Francisco Sept, lth; no dam.
non
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
NEW, CIIEAP, CITY TIN sHoP.

NHE subscriber having located hinselfin the city,
l. would most respectfully inform the citizers Of
the same and surrounding country. that he Is now
opening Shop on Columbus street, West aide, three
Dcors North Of Main, for the manufacture and sale
Of ali kinds Of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Ware,
Where he intends keeping, at all tines full and gen.
era assortment which will be sold on the most ber-
a terms Persons wanting articles in his line would
DO well and save monsy by calling on him before max
Al iDork trarTahted. A. WHITE
JoBBING, &c.-HOuse SpOuting and Roof
ing,prspAred and put up the shortest notice. IL The
best msnnsr, and At the very lowest rates. k.W.
Lancaster, Ohio, september 4, 1851. 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
From ALrHicn

New ORLEASs. Oot. o.
Dates from Brownsville. Texas. aud the North.
ern part Of Mexico have been received u the
l6th iust Cnrvalnl at the head Of the revulu-
ilonary iorces. was within len miles OF Matamnrns.
The whole force un!er his command was 10 O0o
troops, including 400 Texan RINGERS aud discIarg.
ed United States troops. The defence of Mat,.
moras had been greatly strengthened by General
Avans Carvajol was expected to make the al.
tack on the city on the morning of the 18th.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

E4-lt always gives us pleasure tn notice any
article that coniers a real benefit on the cnrnmn.
nIty' aud It Is with c"nRdence we hesrly com.
mend Ayers Cherry Pectoral 10 our readers rs
possessing extraordinary virtues for the cure of
diseases Incident To the Throat and Lungs -
This may account for our frequent reference IL,
this article which we feel fully justified in max.
ing known 10 the public-Nep Yyrk Tribune.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
Dissolution Of Partnership.

HNHE Partnership heretofore existing between F..
l. A. Shelter and Jacob Shelter under the firm.n
oil SHIEFFER & SON. was dissolved by mutual con-
sent the 10th inst. The books and notes are left
in my hands for settlement to whom all claims are
to be paid and by whom all debts will be settled
Those indebted are requested to call Immediately and
settle their accounts, either by cash or note
The TANNERY WILDE carriedon in future by the
undersigned who respectfully solicts continuance
of the former custom. Always kept on hand large
stock of Leather, Upper, Calf Kip, Harness. Sirtng,
Sole &c. Cash at all times paid for Hides, for which
the highest price will be paid.
JACOB SHlEFFER.
Lancaster, sept l8, 1851 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
TELEGRAPHTC DISPATCHES.
Further Particulars from RIO Grande-The
Mexican RevoIt-Wi Withdrawal OF the A-
meFIcans.


merIcans.
NEw OaLEASs. Oct. l3.-Papers of Rio Grande,
Mexico of October 8, hive been received by the
steamer Yacht The Rio Grande News reports
That Col. Carvaial had received large reinforce
meniS aud that Cen Avalos WIS busiIy engaged
in terrifying Matamoras. Col. Carvuial bad issued
orders not u acknowledge permits Uf the Mexi.
Gun custom house. A circular has been issued by
The collector at Brownsville, urging great yisi
lance on the part Of custom house officers in con-
sequence OF the progress Of the revolution The
NewS also contains an editorial IN which il is stat.
ed that the Americans had abandoned the cause.
owing tn the fact Of Gen. Candles having assumed
tile chief command. The revolutionists had in.
lercePied letters from the Mexican commander, in
which Instructions were given to treat the insur-
gents in the same manner that the Spannrds
served Lnpez and his associates. Sixteen armed
Americans had landed at MIzalai, and were
made prisoners by the authorities The cholera
was creating dreadful rayages in the province OF
Guadaajars.
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u The Knickerbocker for August
gives good remark of an Indian, apro.
pos ofimprisonment for debt. One ofhis
tribe, acquainted with civilization, was
showing him through ajail.
"What him dol" asked the savage,
pointing toa debtor.
HE no pay his skins" said the other,
alludiug to the Indian currency.
"Well," said the questioner, chow him
get skins. locked up in great house."
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NHE subseribers have on hand handsome and ex
Il tenSive stock Of Ready -Made-C ClOthing, ana
are also constantly manufacturing 10 order any de-
and ehsicsst kinds and they SlwEys keep employed
The P!blic are invited to call and examlke our
Stock sad loork before purchasing elsewhere. They
VIII always hnl Us read 10 sell them good goods ard
make them the bost and most fashionable clothes,
SPRINGER TROUT
lancaster, October I, 1851. 6m.
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JOHN sHILLITO & CO..

No. ls, East Fourth Street, Cincinnati,
NvlIE the attention of ofeustomers, aud purchasers
CdgemS 10 their extensive assortment Of NEW
assortment of
Silks and silk Velvets,
Prnted.de LANES and Cashmeres,
MerinOes and plain de LANES.
Shawls, long and square,
cloaks and Nantles,
Enbroideriss, Isees and Muslin Trimming.
Curtain Goods, from common TO the richest dos.
cription; u''
Linen Goods, an extensive assortment, part direct
importation;
blankets, Quilts, Bleaehed Goods, &c.
Gloves, Hosiery, sc. &c. Oct . 4w2a