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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

il,ttsols RAlLRnAD.-A bill has passed ihe
Legisla:nre Of fiIm"is, charterng the Central Rail
road which Is to run from Cairo to Lasalle. with
branches to Galena and Chicago, all orwhch will
embrace over ESQ miles. and will prove valuable
md proIitnble enterprise.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

O. ERf--ln nInding to onr article upon tie
probable amcunt or subscriptions to the CinrtRnd-
h and ZnnesvilIe Railr,md tue Cincinnati Gazette
pertineu,ly asks. what vii Cincinnati d"i'' That
Is iust wlmlwe would like to know. Can the
Gazette inform usl FL. ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

FRoM OREGoN The Legislature OF
Oregon mel and was organized on the 2d
M December. DR. Ralph Wilson was
elected Speaker of the House. aud
w. w. Back, Chairman OF the Coun
ell. -. H5
The Gnyernnr's message was deliver
ed the same day. h. recommends an
immediate mganzatinn Of the militia;
the establishment of rnads throughout
the territory; opening r"Ads and rslah-
fishing trading posts fur the relief Of the
overland immigrants; atIepli"n the
subject of educatinn; the early location
Of permanent seat of government. and
various other measures of heal interest.
The document possesses the unusuai mer
il in messages Of breviy.
A comp "y 10 c"nst uci railroad
ftnm the Columbia river IL WilIamelte
Valley has been organizeA with : scspiial
Of $500 600, of which sdOO.0t0 have
been subscribed
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

SnAD... Some half dozen vessels, load.
ed with ice, were senl out from New Ha
ven on thursday last, To North Carolina
They are to return with shad for the Nor
therh market ~ ..t>E i,t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

Tue STE AMER ATi iANTIC. On the daV
before the Atlantic sailed hum New York
The last time, Capt. West had the wh"le
.of the fire apparatus thnr"nshIy over
hauled and put IN perfect order. II Is
the Gust m also Ia lrytms 'pparainseVery
day, so that it may always br IN good con
duiun. This renders the destruction at
the ship by fire almost Impns>lble The
ship, when she sailed from Liverp"ol,
was prnvisinnpd for niueIy days. which
removes all fear Of lack "f provisions.
/ Al the Az"res, l." which islands many
surprised the Atlantic /" have gone. al
though there is abundance of coal there,
yet the mode If roaiing-bY means ut
| lhghters-is NJ ted sous. that II would re-
auile ten ar twelve days for such a'shlp
as The AT anic To take "n board .nfi
cienr supply 10 bring her to New York.
| II Bali. Sun
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
Ps,yr,Ye Pass DR,ygN nv WATgR

PRINTING Pass DRIyEN BY WATER -
The propriet0rs nf Ibe Boston Traveller
drive their rrinling press by water pow.
er. This is new thing under The
sun. Through a two Inch lead pipe.
stream of Cochiina,e is introduced into
a meter. which only occupies twenty -FOUR
square inches. The fall Of water he.
tween the Boston rese:vur aud this me-
ter is about hundred feet. This two
inch stream win discharge eighty talhns
of water each minute. and in passing
through the meter will give a motive
power equal to what Is called three.
hmse puwer.-This is more than sufi
cieni fur the use Of the press.
The above facts are stated by cnrres
pnndrnroflh the Nrwburypuri Herald. The
..mpier" is a new invention of Mr. Sam
Uel Huse au instrument for the exact
Measurement If the amount Of water
passing through water pipe.
NEw PRINrINs MAcHINE.-The Paris
correspondent of the Commercial Ad-
vertiser furnishes the following Item. a
Eugene R"ujet. son Of one "i the So.
ciahst Representatives. has jusI taken
out patent tor new tyPog' aphIcsl ma
chine. which appears To b' az nTnve-
meul destined To- compeie with iha'i ioi our
couutrynan. Hoe. Its chiei adysnlsQe is
the rapidity aud cheapness with which it
strikes uff the impression. AT present
the cnst Of presswork alone is ten francs
thousand This is reduced mnre than
half by the new machine, Beside, one
Of he presses new in use. kept constantly
g"iug ii om midnight to six in the morn
lug, strikes "ff only fr"m ten To Twelve
thousand. Rnnjet's press strikes "fi at
the rate of 25 900 an hour. In this inven-
tinn the forms are cylindrical.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

TnE TENCENT PrEoEs The Journal
of Commerce. alIudiug t0 the cuunrerfell
ten cent pieces which have not The cir
Gle of stars nn them. makes known the
fact that portion uflhe geuuiue cnin has
bern struck without the mark in question;
sn that 4 ten cent piece without The stars
is MT, for that reason alone, to be- eateem-
ed spurious. =u .-t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

A LARGE BUILDER "A New York pa.
per says that VIM B. Astnr. Esq, has
contracted for the erection of one hun.
dred and fifty first class tenement houses
principally on Foueth street aud vicini
tv, aud between the Eighth and Ninth
avenues. This is the largest building
contract we ever heard Of in the United
States Surprising each house To cos
$4,000 and FIRST class tenement" cant
not be erec,ed fT any less. and probably
unt for that price, the Contracts amount
to th,ee quarters of a million.
A RgLIernUs "REvIvAL" IN JAIL....The
New York Daily Advertiser says: "A
Teligiuus excitement we learn, has com
menced among the prisoners in our coun'
tyJail, Of whom there are about 40. A
temper nee society has alsu been formed
among them. aud last evening q meeting
was held, at which an address was made
by nue of their number. aud suitable Odes
sung by the wh'le. The latter movement
is particularly Appropriate a, this time,
as we understand two persons have died L,
within few days from the effects Of
liquor, either within the prison ur with
few hours after leaving 1t.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

FL H 81 Z.
UNKNOWN WRECKED STEAMER.,.-The
wreck Of a steamer. was seen ON. the ,30Ih
ult., Of Cape Hatteras, by Capt Rhondes
at schr. Worcester. arrived at Savannah
Elegant fu' nilnre was Apaling about. aud
be distinguished among other things a
buard painted white. with time, piece
painted IN it. surrnnuded. by line Of
pilded stars. Ii has been thought that
this was the steame. America, from Phi
ladelphia for Mobile. before reporled
lost. 1t will be seen by nar Philad"lphia
letter, hnwsveI, that the Captain Of the
America, whn had arrived there with
most of his crew. says he had no such
time. piece ON heard, aud fear is nnw ex-
pressed by the Philadelphia Bulletin that
the wreck WAS probably that OF the Che
rnkee. which ran between Savannah and
New York 1t is known she left New
York with ITO passengers for Chagres.
on Tuesday. the 9Th uIt.. which would
have made her due of Hat,eras nn Wed
nesday night, Steame' Prometheus and
Falcon, a Isn. lefi New York fnt the same
pnrt on Monday. We think. however.
the probabilities are strongest that the
wreck seen was that of the America The
0pinfnu Of her captain fo the contrary
notwithstanding. .-BGits Sun. ai' t
.E There is said TO be a serious diSis.
ion 10 the society Of Jesuits, on some poin
,,f internal discipline.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
New York LssI.Iaturs.

hill was introduced proviilng Tor n j'int meet
,ls ui the Legislature oII The ith Tuesday ut Feb
uary 10 elect Uued Suites ssiiltor for New
York BY Joint ballot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

DEsTRucTvE Fme IN Nav YoRK.-
Five new brick buildings, nearly com
pl' ted. nn the Sixth avenue. New York.
near Thirty seventh street. were fired by
an incrndiary on Saturday morning =
Four of the bu dings were entirely des
rroyed, and the filth much damaged -
They belonged to Thomas Larkin. Luss
S2U. 900. 40 IL.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
FRIDAY Evening, Feb. IA. 1881

T"E REPEAL QUGsTrE--Hs cost 10 ne
PSoPIe "A correspondent nf The Hook
ing SeHtineI. democratic paper, in al
uding ,o the repeal qurslinn. which has
- s. many different ways been brought
befurs the constitutional Convention.
say.
Thus ende'h the fifth struggle on the
: R"pesl aud Plumber" question; which
has cost the Stale 20 or S25. 900. and has
hrrn c"nsIsnlly thrust inroIhe Convention
by the Htras. &upob them The people will
f1"ien The responsibility These a1ilatnr&
will undoubtedly bring this question tor.
ward once "r twice more, To consume
lime aud spend more money. when il is
well know" that n majority is opposed ro
It. This long aud wordy session result
from measuTrY IN It wrre never before
hr"nghi beirs d similar bndy, and fhnse
~h" h 've "ccasi"ned it will he maIked
hy The pr"plr
After liftle more experience the pep
ple will begin t0 count The cust If Loco
f"co humbugs. when they will discover
that eli which is spent in discussing the
i3aHk aud other kindred quesf.ons would
'ffnrd a very decent sinking fund for the
payment of our State debt. We motto,
that very many of nur democratic pa
pers M longer claim the "C0nsiin'inna
Convention" rs "democrsiic measure
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20


" A New Bank, with capital of
81, 600 600, has ast been organized IN
~ Y, by an association Of wealthy pub
hers. &C.. under the presidercy of James
McEaI. al eminent importer 1t is styled
The Bank h the Metropolis" aud un.
Ierlakes the ppcaIiar aud highly useful
ntiire of compelling all banks "f that
Stare, winch circulate their notes in n.
Y city To redeem rnnse notes there AT
P,R. IN ;he we'll known system by which
the Suffolk Bunk. al Boston. operates
upon the six hundred cunnrry banks of
The New Eugllnd States
EY A reverend gentleman paid his de
voirs.tu lady, who was possrssrd insfa'
vnr nf a Mr. Psahrr; her parliaiiy being
very evident. the former toik occasion Il,
ask in r'nm full M company Pray.
Mss, hnw tar have yon 20 in Your P sal
ts,f" The lady archly replisd-.-"As far
as Blessed is The mani"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

Mons LrcHr-S Successful ETperiment--A few
days since, new light was displayed rom the
blnf Of Staten Island at Fort Tornpkins which
threw its rays on Castle Garden New York,
distance of eight and halt miles. 1t is the in
yention of Professor Grant. 10 whom Congress ap-
prppriated IS, 900 Tor experimental purposes. That
will 10 ...-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

Nrw YoRK Representation IN Con-
greSs Ii is now certain that The pupua
Iinn Of New York by the new c. nsuS will
vary very lItIe nm 3.l00 600; p'ohahly
ranging a few hundreds undeI that
amount 1t is also generally conceded
that the total representative population
Of the United States Composed "f all
he free persons" and 6flhs of 'all
nrher pers"ns") will range somewhere
from 22.000.O0 tn. % 300 000 making
the rain Of representation (ihe Honse
being iuhrxibly limited = 233 mrmhers)
some where finm $4,000 10 100000 mia.
hnsnts Shnull the ratio. hnwever, range
az low as 95 600. oar State will probably
have 33 members after the next Con.
gress. or m.e less tha" AT prrsen,;, should
il range between 95 500 aud 9S 600. WE
shall probably have 81 mrmbtrs; should
it as we expecl) go above. 9S,5Oo, we
shall probably have hot 8 members.
Very few of the old States hold their
own in the giant rush of PhpuaIion as
well as New York dnes.- Tribune.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

TmE HENDERsoN TRIAL.-A jury was
finally obtained in this case at N Orleans
ou the 3Oih alt. The Picsyuue Of the
lst instant, gives the following passage
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

V The Grand Lodge Of OGJ Fellows
IF New Jersey have ordered stone To
br prepared. which is to be contributed
by them toihe Washington Mnuumeni.
Tue New Jersey Sentinel states that the
design il in has relief, with the cnat nr
arms Of New Jersey, under which is a
sculptured scrnll; al The right Of the State
arms the letters ! O.. and at the left o.
F At the bottom are three links embla.
matte of the order. with the letters
| F l.. I. The stone bears the fllnwing
inscription Grand Lodge If IDdrpend.
ent Order of Odd FrlInws Of the State Of
New jersey, To the mrm"ry Of Washing
ton. THE Father Of his Country." At
each side of the links is the f,llnwing-
I'VE command you to visit the sick. re-.
llirye The distressed. bury the dead and
educate thr orphan Fecit. February ".
1851"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

INDIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The section which was rugrossed CIV
ing power TO the lac isIa'ure 10 repeal
bank charters was rejected, ayes 81. noes
.73. ,.., ......
A section auihor;zlng any person of
gnod character. aud whnis avb,er. the
privilege of practcing law in all the courts
of the State. passed.
Speeches are npw limited in Conveu
tinn To five MINUTES. aud new stctlnns,
&C.. are pr" ,hitrd after Tuesday, yes
terday l-Ctn Gag.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

A FAIR HTT The New York Dry
Goods Reporter, speaking uf the choice
male by the lie legislature Of Rhode Island
of United States Senator in the person Of
Gen. James. whnm that paper claims as
pro,ec'ionist. says: I'VE wish we could
say as much in favor of the choice of Mas
sachuseits. She, though interested II q
greater extent thanany other in the pros.
perity of manufactures. has sacrificed all
To the protection Of Wool aud Ivory"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

.EY There is said TO be a serious diSis-
ion 10 the society Of Jesuits, on some poin.
Of Internal discipline.
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On zsth 1uro-t by Henry Se~e } p Mr. John kim
ain Of aayette 10 Miss Jane daughter oi Ahpmas Gar
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la Oteeou ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 81. at the RESIDE nee ~
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Ia C.acA aiaas County. Oregon August % MI charles
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In Ontcn on The al September by Rev Wm. Jolly, OF
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In OI.s1n oa "a. 7lh sep, , D; Rev. Mllim j ~,
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DIED
ming. Nov ?. THOMAS, soa OF Charles

On SUNDAY morning. Nov. 2. TnOM AS, soa OF Charles
and Mary Ncshtt. aged years.
HE relatives and friends of The family respectfully
invited 10 attend MS funeral on Monday, NOV 3 az |
e,ock Cm No 248 West 3uth-st near gth-av. HIS re-
sIus Willie tan Greenwood emetefy Tor utefmeni
On SUNDAY Nov q of Inflammation Of the lungs caused
nv The wh.opng cough, Al GUSTA Woodbury., young
81 daughter Of Augustus Woodruff and EmWa Pend.ot IA
BTown AGED SIX weeks and two days
The relatives and friends OF The family are respectfully
invited To- attend She funeral from the residence of her
iaitsr No 10 PAL place, az o'clock THIS afternoon
On Sa urdav Nov III the Pet year OF her age "a IA
RlNE. Youngest daughter Of Abraham ana Jane Drum
aond. ..-,.
tend the funeral thus afternoon at o'clock IRON NO 10
CUuu'bla-st, brp"hth
on hr TlIOM As AIcDANiELS, IN the 18th year OF
his sge hate the Marine Reporters OF the Ass0oi-
ated Press ,
n,cd Ia attend ls funeral this Monday Afternoon at
a.,eck pr,cisay from his late residence. No II More
.. cone, # Front HIS viii he taken To Green
weed Cemetery for intcIment ,,ou,c,,
In " ihams6urph. SATURDAY, Nov J. HokACE
GREFlRY, uint son OF Benz. l. andtofneha shfeNe'
age0 fNe months aud eic ht days
Al. relatives and friends Of the family are hlNUNo !"
,,ud the funeral this day ga INST a oclocNi from the
Tesid,nce Of It's parents. No. - Durham place 80 ~
on Saturday evening, Nov. I. Miss MAKf CLAIM
arsd % years. ,.-..,., 81, , ,,.ov.l
The ns the family invited TO attend INC funeral
All, Tu,sdav noon 4th INST, at O'Clock t!' the
RS d,Ic. cf her aunt Mrs. Ellen STARK, NO lou Greeh-
eifh-sy
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BRUrM CoNprCr-A Young man named
Christian Bunsel vas Yesterday arrested, charged
Nth beating has aged mother, and breaking the fur
niUre m her house he was locked up by Justice
AouNtCTl ter examination.
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MARYLAND.
Murder of q Boy.

BALrinORE. NOv.2. 1871.
Luther Uepdrickc died here last night, from inJn-
rss received NJ the hands OF "A gang OF nvdl BOYS.
Ii, was only fifteen years OF age.
Thu Southern mail, arrived tonight, brings nom
,rr snufh OF Mnnlla.
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JNo 5 BETS, Aucuoneer
LCT ON NOTICE.. - PeremptOrY

a ct - y NJ r.. - fere1nptory
"a Sale OF English Wet Sailed Hides and Calf SKINS.
a. ~ recent importation aud mcrch Unable condition
GERARD / BETS viii sell on FklD Ny Nov. T. NJ "
,cl,.k Il Oiney, Sfosasr WAREHOUSES No p West 81
Hle,-J18 English Wet Saltsd Hides Car sAins-l0s)i
Ilghsh Wet sailed ,iS,inS. fumediately after the
above ~ MaTsten Powers storage Warehouses Nonth
# Catherine Ferry. BROOKLYN Hdes-ioS English Wet
sailed HIDES Calf skns5i3 English Wet Saltsd Cali
SKINS The above aud hides will positively be sold 10
he highest Ddder, lots To sut puTcha"Ts too cash
lv de pound. close an interest They can ~ exam ned
q ale % 81
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MEXICAN SCENERY. ART and

A MEXICAN SCENERY, ART and
~ LITEkATyrRE-G T PUTNAM Publishes THIS
DAY, rAE HOAiE BOOK or THE PICTURESQUE
or Americsu ScenerN, AIT and Literature Comprising
b,aut ul large NignetteS aved steel, ~ cstln
gulshed ARTISTS Of the following subjects
The RaV of York hy n BecAwlth, tie Glove, Cats
xii by Durand the AlegheRes, North Carolina, by Rich
ards SNOW the Housatnnlc, by . gaouNi Cats
Kan Scenery by ken>eit; SchTooR Lake, b Cole West
Rock New Haven, by Church Adirondack Mountains,
DIV Durand. the JUnatta PenuSyly anna, b. Talbot Cas-
clae Bridge ou the Ere Railroad. by Talbot the Rond
out by Huntington; Chuck u West Point oy Wen, Wa
va-yauda Lake New Jersey, by CIopSey, & Win on
cna ESSAYS on subjects connected with Scenery ald the
Fne Ats b. Washington lrlne j. Kenmore Cooper
Miss Coo,er author q " RGgal Hours =, Bryant, \ 7
Willis Hayard ra.lor, D.. Bcjhune, fuokerman, NJ
eotn. n. 81,
Tins wu'a of AIT which presents ap attractive novelty
amorr cnbe>htd pulca oi Is class has neen PIE
rared with Tie utmost and 40 great tNpeusetle en-
saN,d slu.ftaioUs having been executed IN ne hnrsI
>tye o. th, well a. the letter and binding
forms al olecast qu.Tto volume Copies IA cloth, extra
gilt s. morocco. super $40 proofs oA ilola, SIC
NCTICE-The BOOK or HOME BEAUTY VIII oe
published about the 6th Nov Il Is intended that few
OF the proof On double sized papelo-
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days advance Of 9ubhca'ion Orders for these
choice and splendid coPiesPrce should Dc sent IN
mtdiately rs :.
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LATEST News :.
4, telegraph 20 the NeN-'ols Tribune.
,.,,.,, r..s-ap. ore. sonr sasess' sd s'@'''-"'

WARrI-rUR9 Sa,DTIly. nov. 7 T0lI
tn, L :. Deputy Marshal arrested an ALLEGED
,.,ye slave. named Henry SAID 20 belong TO d..
rn,al. OF Ponce George Co, Mar -n', atCo.uf-
ia last night, and brought him here for eXanlna-
200, The proceedings before Commissioner Nc
,u,s,er this morning, were secret and summary
copnsel for the fugitive applied for postpone
u.nt. tu, were refused TWO witnesses swore
positively to ms identity, and the Commissioner
delivered h.m over to his owner, wao placed MN
N closed Carriage and drove rapidly away
Not ihe siiehtos, excitement OF tendency 10
,loleuce was manifested.
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Z. CoLrnN. Anctlnneer.

7 NUII HT"tI'HrtT
I ARGE aud Peremptory Sale Of Car
4 pets. Oh Cloths Rugs sc = GOLlON Will sell
this day MONDAY Nov 3 nj lOl O'Clock At the Auction
Rooms No - Bseknab and 80 Ann It's very larre aud
desirable of Tapestry, Wilton. Brussels, Three
Ply and Ingram Carpets. IN all ab0 10000 yards, and vii
include Tapestry and Brussels variety Also sa
Ter and Superfne Three Ply and sgrun Carpets Bu'sss
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opportunity for all those who IA provide Jr then
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