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To officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants,

HNiIE subscriber having made arrangements
with Nespasian Ellis, Esq, OF Washington
xui - hereby gives notice that he ls prepared
In. L..
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TO MILI.WRIGIITS.

I'OR Sale whole sale ans retail at IS per dozen
' by c. l.. TBoNrLoS, Agent.
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Townsend's Sarsaparilla.

For sale wholesale and RETAIL ny WALKER &
lllCkLlNG, Ottawa, III.
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CPLENDlD stock of boys cali. kip, seal, an,
= coarse boots and shoes, Ladies and MISE
boo,ccs, kid slips silk and prunclla Cutters and cx
MAY O. 1850 |, 4 S,YGrr e. ca
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AGENCY OF
DR.. s. s. Fitch'S Celebrated
MEDICINE,

iS,3 By him lrih sHch distinguished success ~
the c,r, Of
Coughs, consumption, catauah. asthma, heart dis.
eases, dyspepsia, gououhTa piles,
female complaints, &c.
ALSO
Or : 5 Fitch's Acknowledgements shoulder bra.
ce,, nha,ng tubes, and lectures On consumption
and the art OF preserving life and health 10 Old
age, &c, &c.
Sumter & GouarIn, Druggists,
HAVING been appointed agents for the sale q
l the above goods, and viii keepthem constantly
on hand at their drug store east side OF the court
house square ana three doors north Of the Mansion
House, in Ottawa, Illinois,
DR.. FiTCHS Guide Book 10 lnvalils and dire.
tons oipromotng health, aud Instructions 10 moth.
ers, in the management OF cmldren, may be had
gratutousiy by calling AT the above store II Is an
extremely valuable book Aug lO-l.
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Administrators Sils of H-R Estate
DY virtue OF decree Of the county court of La
- Sale county. Illinois, held at OHawu. at me
August term tlrrrot,A y lSjl.l wi. ohrra pub
c sale, At the duurut the court house in Ottawa, IN
the countyuorr>nid. onlhe
Uiri N1g'rg 10, iugH ISL.
between the hours o,uur o'clock aud .wr,yr O'Clock
\ VI. OF >uitday, lhr following real estate, >irult-
ed IN the States Addition To the town at Ottawa.
belonging to the estate OF Philip IIarIos, deceased
10 wit.
Lots No ., u. aud II in block No 81.
Ju.y3. 1851 f. Il Bly-r, Admir-
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VIII VT TTTITTT -VWTE'TN " ~ u TTWa
er than ever was before offered in this market We
want you TO come and see for yourselves aud trade
with US you can be suited; itnot, you can do tie
other thing-go somewhere else Tor
III is no trouble to Aow GooIsr'
we want Wheat, Corr, Oats, Barley, and nh
kinds OF seeds, Beeswax, Taow, Hides aud Wool,
andeyery thing the Farmers have
~ EICHANGE FOR GOODS or CASH
Do noiorret the Farmers Store, two doors north
oil tne post office. THOMPSON II FISHER
Ottawa, may - IL
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Poultry, Ecrs butter, lard, bacon, hams Sc
wanted n, the Family Grocery. one door north of
the Post Office march lj-euS GLo. MANN.
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Notice

ITO The pnIRo,rn opperS - You will please to ke
i ncuce on the 10Th dayoi June, A. n. 1850 a, n
tax sale held at Morris, in the county Of tirnudy.
and state of Illinois, purchased lots number two
- md tive ,5) IN block seven y in Chaplns add.
uon TO the town OF Norris, IN said county and state,
and that the time oi the redemption of the same
viii expire ON the 10Th day of June, 1852.
July 9TH, ISL Gro, W ARMSTRONG.
Transferred to A. o. Croser,
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American House for Sale.

/ House, At the junction otihe Illinois and Fox
rivers m Ottawa, and all the furniture, &c thereto
Belonging, alta bargain. The house has been kept
for number oiycars undhls always proved n mon
cy making stand. a. L. MILLER,
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u DOH Scy,hcs, hay, straw, aud manure forks.
> 1 manufactured oisupenor Gus, steel cxprcss.
y 10 and warranted perfect in every respect,
for saent The old hardware store Of
June a. J MkSLry & Co
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Water Power to Lease.

THE undersigned offer great inducements to
capitalists aud manufacturers as they have de
cidedy the best water power IN the state having o.
yer ~ feet head and fail, and situated IN Ishon,
miles above Ottawa, and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which is kept IN repair by the state without
any cost to the undersigned They haze water to
lease fora term year, sufficient to drive 20 run OF
Al feet burrs, and will lease on very liberal terms to
any good responsible company.
This sis rare chance for men ofcapi,al who may
wish TO 60 into the manufacturing business The To-
cation is very healthy and admirably situated, as 1t
Is on navigabc feeder, within miles Of the con
tcmp.aCd Rock Island rail rond, and the head OF
steamboat navigation. For further information ad
dress Dayton, may 81 JONI GREEN Il Sons
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Farms and Lands for Sale.

I OFFER for sale several fine farms of various
Il sizes, in various stages of Improvement, ada
cent TO each other and TO the farm on which Ie-
side
Also-6O0 acres of land, contiguous to the same,
IN lots 20 SUI, purchasers also, the fine farm on
which | now reside, commanding noble pre,pect
oithe surrounding country, aud possessing every de-
-rahle requisite enduring stock water, fertility
of soil, dwellings, barn, ice house, ca,,le-sh sheds Sc
This farm embraces $50 acres under fence, and 80
acres OF timber
THIS property lies miles from Ottnwn, II miles
from Peru, and miles from the Illinois River in a
direct line. BRONSON MuRRAY.
Farm Ridge may 10
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Valuable Town property for sale

TIE subscriber oilrrs Tor sale on reasonable terms
the house and lot where he now resides, IN the
States Addition to Ottawa, together with good
cabinet shop aud other improvements The lot is
on the corner OF Columbus street and the street in
front OF the Catholic Church. in the most pleasant
and eligible part OF the town, Apply TO
apul ~ T.. FASNfNG.
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4 LII plouchng or digging sand on my land
- west and northwest OF Newark and Mil
ford grave yard, Is strictly forbidden, under penalty
OF the law. LEVI BRAlyARp
Newark. NJ rl -, 1851
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FENllE American Miller and Millwrghts As.
sistant, n new book designed To aid and in.
s,ruct nil who are engaged IN milling.
threats oIthe best plans for the construction and
u-sofml dams water wheels, mill stones. mill picks
boiling apparatus. boiling cloths, SC Of steam ns
well ns waterprwer, on the packing aud inspection
of flour, together with MI necessary and useful in
formation iormillcrs AMI flour dealers, to which IL
added an article on tho construction ot saw mills
price 81 50 For sale by A. II & c. BrRLry.
april % leo Lake Street
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Boots aud shoes.

ELOUR manufactured from the best winter
l. wheat, in store aud for sale, warranted at the
warehouse of mar |. Ions T. JOHNSTON
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OSngc OrnMgc-ScCsl.

ElRSTRNrE Family Flour for sale, by tho
/ barrel or nt retail, at the st LOUIS Grocery
store, maylO T. A. Trrrtr
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READ AND BE CONIINCED
T.. a.. ~ H..

From the Boston Bee
The Editor said, Dee. 22d-" d. HOo'iaHdS tri-
,brutsd German BttcrS tor the cure OF LAYER Com
plant, .Iauudce, Dyspepsia. Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Is dcscryediy one at the most popular m,d-
c,nrs OF the day These Bltters have been used by
thousands, ana a friend at cur elbow says he has
him-,ltreceIycd an etrclual and permanent cure OF
Liver Complaint from the USE oithls remedy We
are convinced that, IN the use Of these Btcrs, the
patient constantly gains strength and vgot--a TACT
worthy of great consideration. They are pleasant
M taste and smell aud can be- USED by per, pns wuh
the most delicate stomach, with safety, under any
circumstances. Weave speaking from experience,
and to the afflicted We advise thclru,e'
SCOTS Weekly one ollhe best Literary papers
published sand, Aug 2j-"Dr UoofdHdS German
BvcrS, manufactured by DR.. Jacll. son. nrr now rec
commended 10y the most prominent members OF the
faculty ns an article OF much efficacy IN cases utt.-
male weakness. Assuch Is the case, We would ad-
wise all mothers to obtain a bottle, aud thus SHNC
themselves much sickness. Persons Of dcbllithtcd
constitutions will find these burrs advantageous 10
their health, a. we know from experience the sa,u-
ay ttrcIthcy have upon weak systems
NOEE EVIDENCE
The "Phadclplul saturday Gazette lhc best
family newspaper published IN the United Statt-,
the cduor,ny, ct" d. Hooaands German BfirS,
Ii l. seldom that We recommend what are tam
ed Patent Medicines 20 the confidence and patron
OF ourrrnIrrs; and, therefore, whcn We recommend
"Dr lloolIlud German BUtrrs,' wc wish 1t di-.
'tlIN Nu' fSbtu lil We are lhl NItdhlllE tI lll''
uo-trums otIhc day, tha are uo-rd about ioga bucl
period and then forgotten aitrrthry have done their
guilty race ui mischief but ta medicine long cstah.
I-hcd, universally priced aud which has met the
hearty appruya. vt the faculty lt-c,L'
That tbs medicine wI.I cure LAYER Complaint and
Dy-yrp,l1. no one can doubt after using 1t As 81.
rrclrd Il arts specifically upon The stomach and
Iyrr-i' preferable 20 ra.omc. m GiiblitOUS dised
yrs-, The ,ii.ci D., immediate. They can be admin.
s'rrrd to t'm9ls or mtdHt with safety aud reliable
benefit, atauy time
BEWARE or TOTNTERFEITS
This medicine has attained that high character
whr. is necessary torail medicines 10 attain TO IN.
durr rouu'rrirer- 10 put forth spurious article at
the risk % the lives OF those who are unoccnily de-
cr.ycd
LOOK rTFLL To THE Marks or THE
GENUINE.
They have the written Signature oiC. VI JACK
son upon the wrapper, auG The name blown 10 the
bottle, wth0gt Thicl they dre Turi0uS.
For Sa.c wholesale and retail Mt the
GERlIiN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 10 ARCH street. one door hrIpw Sixth .
late - Race street, Philadelphia, and 10y res
pcc,lb.r dealers generally throughout the county.
Also for ,1.r by G. l. 1uoNr-oy, Ottawa.
A'-o sold by BlRCHALL 4 OWEN,
Springfield, Illinois,
General jccEst0r the state ct Ws.
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Ny old friends and customers will, presume, see
the plopnety after reading the above notice otmy
requesting them to call and help ne TO arrange and
settle my old business, which | have had, to my
pleasure and profit with them, and wal do 50 !
hope without other notice
My books Will Of all tmo7 be found n, my Old
stand, and wn"n not present myself Mcssrs. Grid
ley & Preston will settle with hose whomay call
march 3 VIM II W Cr>HNAN.
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WILL be sold without reserve to nay cIargc,
w on the Ut ul August. in front of the drpr
stor' orc j.. Thompson, u lot ol maps. CONSISTING
ol mup'ol he Two hemlsphercs, maps OF the Sand,
Wlr, lsIanda, aud missionary maps ct India by q
y blGNe.I July IL. G. L. TuoNr,oy
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ERENCll worked collars, recrivedth week, al
j June Z hermdn's Chicago Branch
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Illinois llCpOrtS.

VOL, II ofrcpots ofcascs determined in the Su.
prone Court, Of the state ofIllinois, from No.
vcmbcr Term, 1919, To Iunc Term, 1850 both in.
sale nt npril H. BIRLEI'S
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STORAGE g. COMMISSION,
WANTED

Storage &commssion business also, n, his wn
house ON the side cut on reasonable terms.
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Nails.
Fish Fish!

100 KEGS best quality Boston Nails, assorted
1VV sizes. Also 30 kegs fence nails, for sale by
march ERlnLEY & HRE.TmE.
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1851 NEW FIRM. 1851
A + the old stand and successors TO The late
IN S5 Gr5e Sui and w ip' pt c".bm a. %
be found this new finn, GRlDLEY Il PRESTON.
ready to whit upon all who may call We have
purchased the entire interest Of VIM. II. W. Cush-
man, aud wiiiconinue the business heretofore con-
uolled by these late firms. and offer to the liberal
patrons who have been served at tn. old stand, al,
kinds OF staple and fancy drv goods, boots, shoes,
and ready made clothing. Also, iull assortment
OF groceries, crockery, and hardware together
with all kinds oistoyes &c, manufactured by Cush-
man g. Co
We pledge ourselves 10 keep good articles and 10
sell as low as the sane quality can be purchased IN
this county. Mars GRDLEg & Passion.
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Boots and shoes.
Inn parsmens sloga boots.
WV 20Op prs" kip
500 pairs boys "
1000 " womcn's cnlfboo,ccs and yhocs
ALSO, meu's and boys hro.an, misses boo'ccs
and Shocs--all ct our own manufacture the yyurl,
wGJTdHted, Also, ladies', misses and children,
hnc kid, morocco and leather huskns boot, es sins
cXcelSors and patent leather shoes IN great variety
tor sale by april 10 Walker & Hirkhyg.
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Teas. Teas .

E0hal, chests Young Ilyson, Imperial Souchons
w and Guupowdcr
2Ochess Tyson Skin eas-ali fresh Inporauons
and viii be sold low some OF that 30 cent tea silI
on hand. Iaprlg Walker \ UIrkGgr
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w OGDEN Ware.

40. I, . and 3mackcrc, cod fish tongues, sounds.
~ and white fish, Just received by
mnrchS GRDLEY & rRFsTov.
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2G hhds sugar, far to choice IS2 bbl- molazscs.
Scnsks rice, 80 sacks coffee,
80 sncks pepper. II do a.syjcc,
ALSO, Cassl1 nu'mCrs, cloves, giu.rr, Eng
l,h mustard, and otherarriccs in the grocery line,
Tor sale at very low prices wholesale and retail
april ~ WALLER s lirKLIyG
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onn CLOTH, lrock and dress coats for SAFE
DUt cheaper than ih" cheapest. at
march 80 hDbu y VIndisblup'S
tkn ALPACA Coats, as,onl,hmg.y low at
tDV march - EotA Il Hasdlcbaum's
SnD CHOICE patterns Of vests tor sale by
')jt match 20 hoia s N5HiIcbaum.
tODn PAIR Cashmere. S7tunett. Corduoy
iVDU pants ,uuci or uu,ned for 'a loway
march - koHN * NkNrLrH&~W.
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kfOnIs md Shoes,
Books and Stationery.
GIidlCY a Preston


a LII kinds OF cooking stoves. nar,or stoves, pl1lJ
"a and fancy, manufactured nv Cushman & Co
and FOR sale at foundry prices, by
marchs GFlniry & PEE,rov.
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Leather! T.ci,ii,cr.
Fish! Fish /.

ti-b! tisn
X QTlNTILSCodFlh.
) i-bb,s macNrrel.
Ul! do No. / do
- do White Fish,
-! do do do
: do Gcd llerunE.,
30 boxes Scaled do
For sale Iow 10y nprl9 WAlErRG EfrErrvG
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We Have just Received
nOO TWEED coats at 50 50,
ZUU $50 Trunks, carpet bags, valIses,
500 linen coats for 81 %, 500 linen pants q, : -,
300 boys linen, tweed and alpaca coats,
500 cashmere and cashmere coats. All OF which
we will sell lower than ever q our old stand.
mr29 Holl # -VuUAeiW4l.
40 INDIA Rubber, and oil Cloth Cou,- for
lou sale by mar % konVN NASDLFBAvM
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06


"a MUsS."-since the return TO his home, o.
George w Thompson, the English Abolition lee
turer who was in this country last spring abusing
the government and people, he has taken occasion
speak in no very factoring terms Of GerrIt
Smith and his wing Of the Liberty party, so much
50 that he has called down upon himself the
wrath of Fred Douglass, tie colored genllemnn
who is now engaged in the sumo occupation OF u
busing this country. Douglass thinks that lh"mp'
sons attack comes with very bad grace from
one who did not hesitate TO "receiye money from
that same section Of fanatics" Ms he now styles
them. Just at this time there Is an agent Of the
British Aboltionisls travelling in Ibis country.who
is insisting Douglass in his efforts to repel the in
situations of Thompson This agent, his name
we forget, says TINT the latter gentleman was not
countonanced by the British AbolisiuriSts and his
remarks were condemned by them. In return
for Dsugloss' good Offices Gorrit Smith recon.
lnends his friends to support ha paper.
Whatever terms they may use towards each
other, we suppose, vii! not be too harsh, Al
they are intimately connected in their aims and
objects, they know each others views and feel
ings; md while Thompson ia undoubtedly cor
rect in calling Smith and his party fanatics,
Douglass is no further out Of the way in iutimatinl
that Thompson cares more about money thai
principles. 1t is one of those beautiful tamil,
jars" about which the public care bat little or VIII
whips
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TairfieId conntr oommon PIeas.

IL.lll4ON + ON tAfALA4 ~,
Michael Wagner RS NsClalcua VA. lWidlw,lJ John
Wagner, Catharins Miller, Daniai holiar and Mag
Galens his wife Daniel Fisher, and Nary his wife,
JACOB Wagner Jacob Albright, John Albright, Hen
rv Albright, George Albright isass Albright, sam
ue Albright, IA ninor,) Daniel Albright IA minor1
Edmund Carpenter and tue unknown Leir o. Mag
dbiena Carpenter
TANHE above named defendants will take notice that
Z the above named plaintiff did, this Gath day o!
October, A. d. 155t, lille in the clerks otico Of the
court OF common pleas for FsirEeid county, Ohio,
his petition against them he said defendants praying
lt!atpartition may BE- made Of the following Ian! and
tenenents of which Adam Wagner, iatsly' deceased,
died seized, viz
InI.ot, No 7. in Square No. ., Of the town OF Bal
tirnore, in Fairfield county, OHIO
Io; No H. in the central addition to said town 0!
Baltimore.
| tract Of about 9l acres part Of southeast quar-
ter Of section NO. IL, in township Nc. 10, range No
/ ~ OF lands in said Fairfield county
tract Of about 10 acres part Of tie southeat quar-
ter Of section No. a. township No, l5 range NO ~
Of lands in Fairfield county.
And certain other tract of about 13 acres, psrt o
the northeast quarter of section w. % township No
l6, range No. 10, of lends in said Fairield county
Ohio
/ Application for the assignment Of dover Of sal
Masialena Wagner, in aud iur ,he partition Of sal
premises, viii be made by said plaintiff at the ncS
term ofsaid court.
I'D " c. y. MARTIN, 4ttcrsegs for PettioHe
October so, ie5l S5.26 6w.S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
OBITUARY.

DlED--ln the iiy 81 Dayton on tie 5lh nit. !
iile Rey. j, {. MILLER, S"n 81 hlr MG;liu Mil I
Ter, nt Madison township. Fairfield cc'Gily Ohiv,
agc,i wenty,iiye yeurs.
Brother Miller was ou lis way T. attend The
meeting rf the German Reformed Synpl but on
the way n Miamisbur9h tue place OF coayan.
ton. he was attacked ul Bilious igyer AID alter
IwO weeks ilIaesJ died away from the FsJ ,,Io OF
his charge ad also lis beloved relatives; but stli
he took his departure from olrth IN the midst Of
Iis breliIcln
His iabors in the gusl el ministry were Of short
continuance, having been in lac active duties OF
his Office nuiy about Is moutlIs But the work
assened him. by the great head Of the church,
WAS inishrd; hcnce hls spirit was called 10 tho
land Of rest.
His remains were enclosed IN u n,tulir case
aud for sevurn days deposited IN y yaI;; uu,il tAe
sad Intelligence reached his Ether's iaeiiy. Ar
langemenls We're then imn.d lately ulade Iur the
rcmnva ui the corpse 10 HE preuUl ruut, aud
on the day iUnwIng The funeral services were
held IN lie Mt. Curmei Church. in The presoaca
Of aa usually large osscmhlnge Of persons. He
lived respected by al! who knew him: ana l.shCa
his death was deeply regretted, His lie was
rmiucnty that Of tho righteous; aud us . natural
result tis end WIS peace May the Lpri bless
his Ahuii labors ui love- To the people u MS charges
hOd hdnctlE luls uiSpenSlti1n 81 MS fTOVldsuCe
10 all the relatives aud friends ni the deceusei
CON-.
Departed this life, utter brirf illness On tic
l8tI ol September, 1851, Mrs NANCY CARNS,
cunsorl Of Mr.. Robert Cars, ui Hooking town
ship, Fairfield county Ono.
Siio was born IL Cuulherlind county. PenFsll !.
vanil on tue Gth oiAlalch 1858 at an early age
removed 10 Bclnout county, Ohio, where on ttic
18th oi August, 1906, she WAS united in maetiIgc
10 her beleIyed husband, nni suou hl,er settled
! IN Guernsey county, wiere Il ry Continued tu re-
side uurl l52 l,when they cbnnged liIer rssideuc,
To fanteld county. She was the mother "f siS
SONS aud three daughters WIN it is believed arc
oil now !iyius-and her uncomnDn industry, care
and ecuuomy enabled hsr 10 dsch4rga the duties
Of vile, mother aud neighbE in AZ eminent de-
y gree, Her dosl has leii void in her family and
neishburhoud which cannot be fitted. For the
Inst twenty-five years OF her lie, size was an at
: teutve aud exemplary member Of the pres5yte
n rian Church, aud On tine day after her domiso
" very solemn aud affecting discourse was deIiyur-,
4 by the Rev. Mr., Lowrie, 10 large and respro:d
. bic cuncoufae OF relatives ami friends who AD,
$ assembled to pay the last tribute Of respect Il
}, departed worth and pinuner Inohor Com
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
Tho Rto Croudg Iievotutlon.

Nav ORIEANs, Oct 3l.-By the arrival the
schr Major Barbour we have Rio Grando alvices
nl the gath, which confirm the ucws srnt you last
night.
On the 23d party Of the Revolutonists who
were accommodating, were fired upon by the Mex
icuns. when the tormer rushed upon Matamorn'
and penetrated into the city AS TOR us the Custom
House.
A sharp engagement ensued, III which thre7
Texans and many more MrxCnus were killed
when the revolutiuuis,s We're iurced TO retire
The steamer Nepture had arrived with reinforce
ments, which were transferred to small s
scbouner.s body OF 900 Tcxans started to at
tack them, when the men CO comprising the rein
Iurcement returned with their artillery TO the Nep
tnre
Carvaial was expected to attack MatunoraS oil
the 25tn The Mexican garrison were continuing
their operations for the defence Of the place. Ap
pcation had been made to the American authpri
ties by the Mex ican commander, tor permission
to march on the American side OF tho Rio Grdhde
which had been refused