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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

DERAGES AND LAWNS.-T have a ve.y
D handsome lot OF Berages and Lawns, and other
goods tor Summer crosses left from last Summer,
which am offering al low prices. ANY one
wanting dress Tor about halt what it will cost next
Summer, will cali at
de 10 CHENFPV'S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
HOME INDUSTRY

TIME subscribers have on hand, and are constdntlv
l. adding thereto, general assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, such as Coats, Tests, Pants, &C.,
which they now offer to the public at unusual low
prices.
Being fully convinced, by their own experience,
and better in our own city than those usually import.
ed they have in accordance with their best conyic.
tions employed some Of the most seam sters
by whom all the above articles for sale by them are
made Thus they not only afford the public cheaper
ing citizens considerable amount of employment.
We would therefore invite all who desire 10 save
few dollars in preparing themselves against the blast
ing winds Of Autumn" the still more stern "Icy
chains Of Winter" to give us call and our word for
it, they will leave well clad and amply satisfied.
Country produce taken in exchange at the highest
market price. Be sure to call at No. 81.
REINMUND g. SON.
Lancaster, September II, 1861 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

a NEw WRINKLE. Cincinnati
Enquirer furnishes long anicle, 10 show
that tho practice ofrequiriug public of
fcers, who hold places ofpecuniwy trust,
lo furnish surety under boud, for the
faithful aud honest performance Of their
duties. ia an heir lopm of the dark ayes
aud should 10 blnled from every repuh
lican staluis book That paper consid
ors the certificate Of the People as q suf
fcient warrant of honesty and fidelity
Perhaps the said people would 0"t p,e
fer some men To places oftrust whom
they now thus invest, were il not tina
they--the PeoPIe--Are we'll aware tina
good security will have To be given IN eaci
case. Did the Enquirer think of ,hati
Our contemporary opinions that "th,
only guards wanted OF necessary nre pen
al ones" Well, woll! what dreadfu
beterodoxy ii this. 10 provide pains an'
peualliss for those who have been sunc
iiFicd and set apart, for posts ofhohor ant
profit. by the '',lear people themSelves!'
--Sci0tO Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

.MessAGE OF THE GoveRNoR OF KEN.
TucKY,- The message Of Governor Pow.
ell To the Legislature ofKentncky is de-
voted to the discussion Of the financial af'
fairs of the State, particularly the sink.
ing fund. He congratulates the Legis
alure upon the passing away Of "the
dark aud lowering clouds that recently
threatened the existence Of the Union,
aud declares that "Kentucky is the firm
aud devoted friend of the Union; aud i,
for maintaining inviolate, aud carrying
out, in slrictness aud in truth, in letter
aud IN spirit, the compromise measures
He expresses hope that those who have
resisted the execution of the Fugitive
Slave law in the North will be rigorous
ly punished.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
NEW, CHEAP, CITY I'm SHOP.

HHE having located himselfi in the city.
the same and surrounding country. that he Is now
opening Shop on Columbus street. West side, three
Doors North Of Main, for the manufacture and sale
Of all kinds Of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-IrOn Ware,
Where he intends keeping at all times full and gen.
era assortment which will be sold on the most lber
al terms Persons wanting articles in his line would
ing their purchases he is determined to sell cheap
All york warranted. A. WHITE
JOBBING, &c.-IIOHse SpOuting and Roof.
inR,PrePared and put up the shortest notice. in the
best manner, and at the very lowest rates. A.W.
Lancaster, Ohio, september 4, 1851. is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
T..e.aay Evenlng, Nev.le, Is5I

AFFECTING SCENE on HUNGiRIANs
LtAvINa Tng MIssIssIPPI = We stated
ysa,erday, that all he Hungarian exiles
who arrived in the Mississippi, lsn,led ID IN
Tuesday. and lo"k rooms at the Irving
Hpnse, in New York, as The ciiy's gu, SITS
The parting Of the exiles from the otIi'
Gers aud sailors Of the Mississippi. is said
to have been deeply affecting. The Eve
ming Post says:
The crow oflho Mississippi were mus
tered on deck. aud briefly addressed b,
First Lieut.. Chaplin. wh" reminded then
Of the pleasure they had all derived from
the presence Of their guests during the
voyage. aud announced that the time t.
palt had now arrived Colonel Belzen
czy then requested his countrymen IL
dofflhrir huts. aud said To The crew.
"My friends. we take down our hats
before YOU. and we thank you for youi
kindness, aud for your cordially shown
to US. We are now poor -pnurer iar
than YOU. We were prisoners, but no "
are liberated fom prison. My friends
danot forget us. You are happy men
for you are citizeus Of America. All q
You are happy. much more than we are
because we have no Iatherlaud. w,
have lost all our fathers. our molhers, on
brothers, and our liends, We have ~
place whittier to g.; NJ spot 10 this wid
world which we eau coll home. But W
have found hospitality only here smon
you in Americe; and we feel consoled b.
your kindness. 1t gives us pleasure
10 find hospitality inyour country aud i
we return to Hungary. we will say 10 al
Huugsrians that they should continue Il
be good patriots, aud TO treat worthy ex
lies and uufortunates as you treated US
God bless you; be our friends"
The response to this feeling address
wasithree cheers. given with he' rtines
characteristics Of our gallant lars. Th'
parting with the officers was still more al
iecling. With them the intercourse he,
been more intimate, aud the regret o
separation was mote poignant. Th
stern soldiers who had braved tho peril
Of battle, aud endured the hardships I
exile with unceasing fortitude, embrace
the officers of the frigate in tho HungI
rian manner. kissed their cheeks, an
wept. The sensbilities of the man vii
could witness such scene unmoye'
must be bldnied indeed. When the e,
lies entered the carIiage, the crew CAV
another round Of cheers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

Census OF Pennsylvania, 1885,
Dwelling hpusos in the State, 3S6,2l6;
families in the State. 40S,497. White
males. !. lac. 1868; white females, 1,ll5.-
60O--tolal white. 2.25S. .463. Free col.
ored males. 25.057; colorel females, 2S.'
266-total colored, 53.323--iolal Popu'
lO,iou, 2.3ll,7s6. Deaths during the
year, 2S,3ls; farms in cultivation, l27.'
SIT, manufacturing Embellishments pro-
ducing annually $500 aud upwards. 49,
O36. 8
The State is divided into two sections
Eastern aud Western, and the total pop
ulation of the former 10 1,22o. .o6S, oflh,
latter l,O9l, ,723.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

WMr. Hobbs, the great picker o.
locks, obtained triumph OH Saturday. by
having his lock restored To him uninjur
ed after i,ntnieht's persevering attempt
on the part Of Garbult. with the repor
of the Committee affirming its impregna
bili;y London Standard.
HoBD's LocK.-Mr, Hobbs has a lettel
to the Times in which he says: "Mr
Gail butt, the mechanic who had been oc
cupied for 80 days endoavoring to picl
one Of my locks, having tailed in the at
tempt, shall be most happy to give Mr.
Bansley or any other party, an opportu
nifty Of trying their skill, as soon as cai
make arrangements for suitable place
for the trial" tna
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
Dissolution of Partnership.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between F.
il A. ShBffer and jacob Shelter. under the frm-name
Of STlEFFER & SON, was dissolved by mutual con-
sent on the 18th 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 will be carried'on 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. Skrting
Sole, SC. Cash at ali times paid for Hides for which
the highest price will be paid.
JACOB SHELTER,
Lancaster, sept. Is, 1851 30
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

From MExIco. Authentic ntelligence
has been reed at the South that the Ma,
tional Government of Mexico had called
upon the Governors of the States oI
Nueva Leon and Coahuila to aid the
commandin G generals Of the national
troops in those two States with mon and
me ans to subdue the insurrsction on the
Riu Grande. |-,.. t~-
The commanding generals in those
Two States. having received due instruct
ions, made the requisition on the Govern
ors, and they answered promptly and
decisively that thoy saw not in what wa,
the States Of which they were chic
magistrates were injured by the revolu
ton on the frontier. but that. on the con
trary, they would be benefited by the
same; that they considered it question
for the revuutiunisls aud the fedora
government to DO settled, aud concluded
by refusing TO give them any aid or as
sistauce.
Such resolution on the part Of tho OK
ecutives Of Nueva Leon and Coahuilt
exhibits. in its fullest extent, the feel
ings that prevail upon the question il
those two states Of Northern Mexico.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

KossuTH IN ENGLAND.--Some of the
papers are pnking fun at John Bull for
the reception given to The Hungarian
Chief on account Of his devotion To Lib
eny, and are of the opinion that, if this
is nothing else than sheer hypocrisy. our
old mother ought to make amends 10 Ire.
land, Canada. China aud various other
provinces which have no reason to thank
the "liberal principles of John Bull for
what they enjoy. Even Smith U Brien
and a few other Irish patriots might ac'
cuse him uf hypocrisy. We don't like
70 impugn the motive ofa good act; nev
erlhless such thoughts will naturally oc'
cur to the minds Of Americans, who car
receive and welcome Kossulh out o
pure sympathy for the glorious cause fol
which he 80 nobly contended.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

~ American Gold, for use in Ireland =.
has been suggested by the managers of
the bank Of England, to save trouble aud
RISK to emigrau,s, Owing To the influx
"f specie flom the United States, the
banksin London have an abundant supply
of American eagles, which they could
part with al the rate Of $4s4 SIS fnr GlOO.
To take these the emigranls would avoid
the necessity ofan exchange, or the pos.
sibilhy Of any deception being prac,iced
upon them aslo current value or fullnes,
in weight. while. al the same time, the
waste labor Of melting aud ro,coinag,
would be saved in the respective coun
tries.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
CuBA.-Tbe Wsshiuqton Union

CuBA.-The Washington Union. the
leading organ of Locofocoism in the Unit
ed States, having been backed up by the
Republic, backs out ofis position. Thus.
Now, we will say for ourselves that
the attempt which the Republic makes t"
induce the belief that we have justified
tho conduct o! The Cuban invaders is
wholly and entirely without foundation
From the beginning wo have said that
they violated the laws Of their own coun.
try. aud committed an offence oflhe mosl
serious character against Spain"
We would advise the Fillibusler or,
guns in the regions roundabout here, tt
keep sharp look out-else the public
may witness a feat Of ground aud loft,
,umbliug" not put down in the bills.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
Prepara fnr Winfer.

NHE subscribers have on hand handsome and ex-
Il tensive stock Of Ready-MIade-Clothing and
are also constantly manufacturing to order any de-
scrlPon desired Their material Is Of the very best
the best Of workmen.
The public are invited to call and examine our
Stock and york before purchasing elsewhere They
viii always find US ready to sell them good goods and
make them the best and most fashionable clothes
SPRINGER & TROUT.
Lancaster, october l, 1901. 6m.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

ExTRAoRDtNARY SAGAcITY.-On Satur-
day afternoon, ss the Morris and Essex
Railroad train was returning to Newarkr
N. j., when within about one mile OF the
depot, an infant was discovered lying OF
crawling on the track. A large New
foundland dog, belonging to James Bish'
op, Esq. rushed forward, and seizing the
child. bore it to place Of safety. the To-
comolive almost grazing the dog.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

OuTRAGE ON HUNGARIAN ExtLEs. 1t
is stated 10 the Chicago Advertiser that
on the 9Th ullino, sixteen of the Huuga
riaus who left New York recently for the
" est. came tn that city from the South
ern Michigan Railroad. where they had
been at work. and been driven off by a
mob. which attacked them in their quar-
lers, on Sunday, while they were engag
el in religious worship. Who the ag
gressive parties we're. is not announced
but their conduct, certainly, was basely
inhospitable.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

A FAcT-Speaking Of The great dc
preston Of the American iron trade. and
of the marked exception of the Ohio iron
interest. the Railroad Journal says:
1--WE are glad to find. amid the general
distress, ono bright spot. But success
here is owing rather To the remarkable
facilities Tor cheap manufacture, than the
piice obtained" e.
And yet we notice paragraph going
the rounds Of the press. stating that the
manufacturers Of Ir0utun are about to re-
duce their working force about 40 pei
cent Hurrah! for free-trade, say oul
LocufOco friends.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

Assignee,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby'given, that the undersigned has
been appointed by Abraham w. Strayer, James
Durham and John s. Huber, members composing the
for the benefit Of their creditors, by their certain
deed, on record, bearing date, September sth 1851
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said firm
will make payment to the undersigned Immediately,
and all persons having claims against said firm viii
present the same for settlement
L A. McVEIGI, Assienee.
Lancaster, September II 1851 I9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

The METHODIST Book CoNcERN.-
Judge Nelson Of the United States Dis.
tric, Court for New York, has given his
decision in the case Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South against ,heMeth
odist Episcopal Church, instituted toob'
tain a division Of the property Of the
Book Concern" in favor Of the COM
planauts, The property is valued at
$75O.00O, After reviewing the points in
the case the Judge says:
Upon tho whole, the conclusion Of the
Court is that the oomplainanis are emit
tied tn their share Of the produce Of the
Book Concern; aud decree will he or.
Iered accordingly. Whether the fluid
shall be administered by an application Of
the produce pro rata or by an apportion
ment Of the capital are questions reserv'
cd until the settlement of the decree,
The decision concludes by expressing
the hope that an arrangement may yeI
be effected in spirit Of harmony and
Christian feeling. withou, the legal en-
forcement Of the decree.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

Ono STATE JoURNAL.-The readers
attention is directed to the prospectus OF
the Ohio State Journal. The central
Wing paper of Ohio ought to be we'll sup
ported for various reasons. aud as there
are many wings in this county VINO can
affard to take two Papers, we can cheer
fully recommend this as the second beSI
to ours. The terms arc low. and the
Legislative reports will be important.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
FRESH DRUGS.

VIZ Z are receiving from the Eastern cities freah
w lot Of Drugs and Medicines, consisting in part Of
OSAsbestTurk. Opium Chloroform
SO 10 OF. Pure eQuinine Magnesia Caleined
% bs Eng, Calomel do Carb
10 or. sui lph Morphine Cantharides
ans Iodine Nitrate Silver Crystal
ado H'yd POTASH Lupulins
200 do Sui Cart Soda Beberine, &c,
With full stock to which we invite the attention
Of Dealers, before purchasing. Give the old Dru
Store call. q. KAUFMAN 4 co.
Lancaster, July 81, 1861. II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

GooD-- Tennessee U. S. Senator.
the l4lh inst. Ex Governor James c..
Jones was elected by the Tennessee
Legislature to the Senate of the United
States. The vote stood: Jones, whig,
SIS; Trousdalo, dem. /; Nicholson. dem.
II. We cOuldn't wish better selection.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
weanesdnl EvenIng. Nov. I9. lssl

IL The Scioto Gazette. if we may
Judge from recent article, depends up.
on failure to construct the central
road from GAINESVILLE to Wheeling. as
une of the main reasons why the Cincin'
natl and Marietta road should be called
the "bee,line." 1t says:
"Hurry up yOUr bee line, gentlemen
of Lancsstei;-an1 when you get thro'
To Zanesyille. you'll 6ud yourselves On
the zig gag road Ia Philadelphia. via
I Tuscsrawas ar White Woman aud
Wheeling. That's ALL"
IF that's all, the Chillicothe "bee line"
men may rest easy about our road. Il is
not likely that road between Zanesville
aud Wheeling, which will receive nearly
all The trade aud travel from Cincinnati
an immense amount Of local trade and
travel frum wo good roads through good
county. thus making its stock highly
profitable. with long lack means TO build
it. If Philadelphia is Interested in the
constl uction Of any road. it is this very
route. and ifshe don't dol, the ''pro6ts"
on the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanes.
vile road would soon yield enough to
make up any deficiency which might be
needed. Why we have only been at work
about ten months. and now have more
stock subscribed in proportion To the
work To be done. than your air" line has
been able TO get after years Of effort.
T We intended, on Saturday last. to
have mentioned. in so prominent man
ner. that every reader would notice it,
the fact. so gratifying and important, in
view of the railway interest in this quar-.
ter. that arrangements have been com
pleted for constructing and stocking the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, from St
Louis, eastwardly. to Vincennes, aul
thence to Ciucinnati,-S Scio Gag.
The construction of the above roat
will add about fifty per cent to the prof
its Of the Cincinnati aud GAINESVILLE road
and tho sooner the capital is raised fol
the purpose Uf running our road directly
to the former city, the better will it be
for all concerned.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
Prospectus OF the Ohio state Journal.

The DAILY Ohio State Journal will re- tan the
high reputation it has maintained lor years past,
for giving the most full and accurate reports OF the
legislative proceedings from day IN day. We
shall publish our paper in the morning, probably,
aud the mornings paper will contain the lull re-
ports Of all the previous days proceed ngs up II,
the time Of adjournment The mails are in ar
ranged thnt our morniug papers are taken to all
parts OF the State during that day. The Journal
will be the oSLI paper hat will give all the pri-
ceedings OF the previous day IN all the readers
on all the principal mnil routes from Columbus 10
the different parts Of the State.
The WEEKLY Ohio Stale Journal will also CON
tain all the proceedings OF the Legislature up to
the tune of its publication, and will be found Of
great vuue to those W ho wish to keep a record
oI the important events MS they transpre.
The Journal both Daily aud Weekly. will also
contan the proceedings Of Congress from dny Ia
day. The proceedings are telegraphed in the
eveningof each day 10 u.s. from Washington and
will invariably he found Ia the Journal Of the nex
morning So that our readers will he regularly
served with the doings in Congress and our State
| Legislature aud will be informed or all imp0r
taut events on the day following lhut Ou which
they iranspre
| Besides these items, the Journal will mnintail
its established reputation as geuera Neps payer
Our telegrnphic arrangements enable US tO give
the earliest aild most reliahe news Of Interest,"
In the various departments, literary, political ng
ricultural, &C.. Ia say nothing OF Typographical
il will continue tu excel In short no pains o.
expense will be spared io make the Journal
most Interesting. acceptable und iadispsHs,bk
visiter in the counting ru0ms, shups, Offices ant
homes OF every citizen Of Ohio.
i We continue our cash in advance system, salts
fled from experience that il is best for US and IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

IMPoRTANT CoNvGNTIoN "A Conven.
lion was recently held at Burlington
Iowa. on the subject Of River improve
msnts in The West. particularly in refer
erce 10 the removal Of the obsIructions IN
the navigation oflhe Upper Mississippi
There were 2li delegates present, from
Iowa, Missouri. Illinois, Wisconsin, aud
Minnesota. Statistics and facts were
presented to show The feasibility aud no
cessity of the improvement Of the Der
Moines aud Rock River Rapids. that i
shouldbe national work. aud should be
prosecuted Immediately. Itisproposet
to cut out and straighten the channel ~
The plan recommended by Lieut.. Lge in
his Report ia 1897, the whole expense o
which he estimated at about 5000 900, =
II was resolved 10 present the matter t,
Congress. and TO press tho subject Of al
appropriation with zeal commensurate,
with the Importance Of the Improvement
The proceedings the Convention were
spirited and harmonious Cereiaad Her
aid.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

Tnr MrxrcAN TaRIrP, The Moxi.
con government has ro established the
law which proyides that all fareign arli-
cles imported into Mexico, shall pay a
duty vi eight per cent The articles are
at no other time 10 be Nubjec, To aoy state
or national lmpos;. The general sryorn.
ment, and the State in which the impost
shall be paid, shall equally share tho pro
ceels between them. aud olher States
shall bs credited duly with their share.
Tho law isto take effect in four months
from the 9th Of Octuber. -.I.. I'll
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
Estate Of Zaohariah Shurart.

nN the 9TH day of October, A, d. 1861, the court
Oot common pleas Of Fairfield county, Ohio, decar-
ed the Estate Of ZachAriah Shugart insovent Credi
tors are therefore required to present their claims
gainst said Estate to the undersigned for allowance
within six months from the 4h day Of October 1851,
OF they will not be entitled to payment,
JOHN 'ShUGART, AdE'tor
QftAs Es.gts Qf 8peAoVtoA 6sgrA decega1t
0etobes -, EOt, 2n0a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
was acquitted

RAILROAD LETTrNo.-At the railroad
letting iu CircIevile on Monday last, we
learn verbally that Mr.. De Graf, com
monty called tho Dayton Railroad King,
obtained the entire ontract. A large
number Of bidders were in attend dance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

SHORT CRoPs IN There is
no question as to the extremely defective
condition Of the harvest in Germany. and
shipments Of grain have already taken
place from England in consequence fit.
Ia Southern Russia. however, the crops
have been abundant and exceedingly fine
in quality, and large consiRnments will
therefore take place from Odessa.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

SrR JoHN FRANKLIN.-Lady Franklin
has made an urgent appeal to the Admi.
raIity, to send out powerful steamer for
the purpose Of exploring the passage
which is believed to exist and which it is
thought Sir John Franklin has taken and
been bound in ice.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

From PARIs.-It is stated in the last
European rews that the Project has mott
fed the citizens Of Paris that no needs
their services in the cause of order, and
no desires them to hold themselves in
/ eadiness alta moments nntice.