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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
:, P4HRIclDE AND ATTEMPTED sulomE.

PARRIcIDE AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
The Springfield Mass. )Republican states
that on Saturday Richard Walkley, Jr.,
living with his tathersa respectable citi-
zen. stabbed him in the abdomen with q
knife, and let out his intestines. The
wound is deemed fatal one. Young
Walkley fled, cut his throat with dull
jack knife, and when found was stupid
from the loss Of bloOd.-The son had
been a pest to society, and terrible pest
tohls fathers family for years. He will
probably recover.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

FRAUDULENT TIoKETs.--The editor Of
the Eagle is terribly agitated. because
Mr. Coulson, to accommodate some of bis
democratic friends, had the democratic
ticketprinted with hisuame upon it. II is.
10 the Eagles opinion, most scand al
Gus crime. and ought to receive the SO.
verest censnre.
In Pickaway county, the democrats
had a ticket printed, headed "Whig tick.
et," with the Locofnco candidates for
Senator and Representative upon il,
Messrs. Cradlcbuueh and Griswold
viii the Eagle please say whether these
men are or are not "worthy the support
Of honorable men2" Or, do circumstanc
es alter casesl We know 1t does, wher
The Black Laws are concerned, the pub
lie printing is to be given out or public
stealiugs are practiced, for no one has q
right to repeal these laws. give double
prices for printing or pluuderthe public
treasury, but Locofocos, and it may be
that the Eagle applies its usual logic tc
printing mixed tickets
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

WoRTH KNowINa--A young lady Of
this city, says the Philadelphia Argus,
while in the country some years ago. step.
ped on rusty nail, which ran through her
shoe and foot. The inflammation aud pain
we're of course very great, and lock jaw
was apprehended. A friend oftho fami.
ly, however, recommended the applica.
iion Of beet taken fresh from the garden,
and pounded fine, to the wound. 1t was
done, and the effect was very beneficial,
Soon the inflammation began to subside,
and by keeping on the crushed beet,
changing it for fresh one as its virtue
seemed 10 become impaired. aspeedy
cure was effected. Simple but eifectual
remedies like this should be known by
everybody. y
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

9"Where did France and Austria
getthe right to invade Rome and dictate
to its people form of govsrnment7"--
Union.
From tho higher law. to be sure; the
same code which furnished their doctrines
to the deluded victims of Lopez. Con-
eral Henderson, Mr.. Sigur and the Delta
newspaper They get the right from
the same source that supplies thu rhetoric
OF the Union in behalf Of Cuban sympa-
lhisers and patriots, and no where else.
-RepuJiic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

TRAVELLING To THE PAcIFrc.- lmpor.
fanf arrangements, The New York
Herald states that the sailing days ioi the
United States mail steamers for San Fran.
cisco have been changed. The Philadel.
plia will sail from New York on the 22d,
the Georgia IN the Gath. and the Illinois
On the 25th Of this month. Hereafter the
sailing days will DO the 9th. 11th. 24th
and Goth ofeach month, unless those days
happen upon Sunday. when they will be
despatched on the day following, The
Pacific Mail Steamship Company have
received permission from the Govern.
ment to sail from Panama imme di ately on
arrival Of the Atlantic mails. instead of
waiting, as heretofore. until the regular
days established by the Post Office De
pnrment. thus saving de,ension Of some
four or FIVE days.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

A HONEY MooN.-The New Orleans
Picayune ofthe 18th. gives the follow.
ing account of a honey moon and its re-
suits:
"Dorihea Walker was yesterday charg.
cd by her husband, Adolphe Walker, who
lives at No. IFS St. Peter street, with
having during four weeks marriage, !,
quarrelled with him, threatening his life,
burnt him with hot iron. stabbed him in
the cheek, aud beat and kicked him. A
warrant was issued. Ifthe law don't
take hold ofthis woman, then there arc
no snakes"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD CON-.
PANY.-Before Judge DAILY. at New York
in the case Of Jno. G, Hunt against the
New Haven Railroad Company for dam.
ages of $4,000. on Saturday morning
the jury awarded the plaintiff SO 900,
The damages sued for, were in conse
quence Of the loss of step daughter,
who was killed on the New Haven rail.
road some months ago. by collision be.
tween a train of cars aud the wagon in
which she was riding.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
E1rcvrloN on ! WnoLrsaLe MunDrI

ExEcUTIoN or 4 Wholesale MURDeR
ER.-Tay|or Murphy was executed a
CembellssilIe, Ky, on Wednesday last
He was convicted ofthe murder of hi,
wife. and afterwards borning her remains
upnn the hearth Of his own house. He
wrote ou, confession Of the murder .oi
his wife. and also Of The murder ofseyen
OF ha own infant children.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
4 Financial Crisis.


merchants. brokers and stock jnbbers in
to roin, It viii not be a matter "f sur
prise 70 any that pooEly'ppid aud half
starved printers should find their pock Is
cnllapsed and M means left To provide
necessary con. forts for THEN families We
% course canno, claim ex, mption from
such calamity We dug down deep
this Monday morning. ibtn the recesses
nfonr "unmenIinnsbles" aud fiunJ FIVE
cent piece. solitary and alnne. and louk
ing for all ile world ike q stray sheep in
a COW pasture. II was hard "a part with
1t. but II ha1lo go. and as ii passed frnm
our fingers, we thought The Gnddess Of
Liberty hoked very much as if she had
suffered n Severe pressure.
Printers. az well as other people. are
mortal They rannot live on air, nor
stand the cold wiutry blasts without the
necessary caloric. As hImliatiDg as tie
confession may be, they are compelled Ia
lay in supply nf coal and cabhaee. Of
pork and potatoes, uf pumpkins and
beans. In addition to all this. they mus,
have help. ink and paper--they must
send the news regularly and never fail to
keep their promises. The shoemaker
may defer their boots: tho tailor may put
off the coat; the carpenter may excuse
Ijob; bot the paper must be out, wet from
the press. bearing to its many subscribers
the curious aud interesting intelligence
Of busy and improving world. And
how is this 10 bs dunel That's HE qves
fioa, aud to il we would Invite the pub.
lies calm consideration.
And yet. after all. il is scarcely neces
sary to insult public intelligence by de,
fniug the mode. II 10 ancient times, il
was ruth that "money made the mare
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

CoLUMBus INSURANCE. CoMPANY.-The
Columbus papers give rumor, which is
not contradicted, that this company has
gone by the board. We also learn that
several of the wea lthy citizens of thai
city have suffered severely. but to wha,
extent we are unable to say. We sup
pose the facts will be published in few
days.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

ONO LEOIsLATURE.--As near as we
can ascertain the next Legislature will
stand as follows:
Wings Dem. f. S.
Senate 8 25
House 2S 66 g
Democratic majority in the Senate 15i
in the House 35; on joint ballot 90. This
will do for all prctical purposes. We
will publish the list ofmemberS as soon as
received.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

ET On last Tuesday week, the peo,
pie of Muskingum county decided, by a
large majority against a subscription to
the capital stock of the Sieubenville and
Indiana Railroad Company.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

AGTATrNa SCENE IN CmURcH.-Our
correspondent at Hanover. N. II. informs
us that last Sabbath. (Oct. 12th,) at the
morning service at the college church at
Dartmouth College. as the clergyman had
proceeded little way in his sermon, the
front door was suddenly opened. and a
person in night clothes entered and walk.
ed rapidly up the broad aisle some dis.
tnnce, when he was arrested and carried
out His ghastly countenance and de.
lirious hook at once revealed the truth
that Thomas B. Mack, ofthe Senior Glass,
from chinatown, sick of ,yphnid fever,
had escaped from his sick chamber, in
the momen'ary absence Of his attendants.
and was on his way to his accustomed
seat in the church. The agitation of the
audience may easily be conceived. Or.
der, however, was restored, and the ser
vices were finished in the usual course.
The young man died on Monday night.
at IL o'clock, having been sick but five
days Boston Traceier.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

Two AMERICANS TRIED FOR Piracy. -
The U. S. steamer Saranac, Commodore
Parker. which arrived at Pensacola on
the 9th instant, from Havana, reports
that Breckenridge and Beach. the ,wo
men who we're picked up abonttwo miles
off the coast Of Cuba, and who were sup.
posed to be connected with the Lopez
expedition, had been tried as pirates, by
the authorities at Havana.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

PENNsYLvANIA.-Th Locolocos have
carried this State as we'll as Ohm, but
not by 50 large majority. Bigler is e.
leeIed by about 5000. The Wings elect
one member of the Supreme Bench, and
it is stated, have amsjority of one in the
Senate. We have not received the off.
cial returns.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

Majority for Subscription 1859
The entire vote of the city and county.
resulted in maturity Of 1898 for sub
cription. This favorable result will
give an idea of the favor with which our
work is held by the citizens of GAINESVILLE
and Muskingum county.
Now for the probabilities of speedy
eastern connection. On the same day,
the county, by majority of 3O6s. voted
a subscription of$l00. 900 to the Central
Ohio Railroad. Belmon, county. TO the
same road, voted an equal amount OF
subscription. Guernsey had already vot.
ed $3.50, 900 and the city of Wheeling
$250.000 The amount of private sub
scriptiOn, we are not advised of. This,
we are assured. will cause the speedy
construction ofthis road between Zanes'
vile and Wheeling. at which latter point
j I will have connection with the Balti
more aud Ohio Railroad thus afording US
speedy connection with the city o.
Baltimore.
On last Tuesday week, Washington
county, Pennsylvania, voted subscrip
tion of 100000 to the capital stock o
the HempfeId rond. connecting Wheel.
ing with the Pennsylvania and Ohio road
at Greemboro', which with stock already
voted aud subscribed. nsures the speedy
construction Of this road. which with ours
forms the shortest and best route from
Cincinnatito Philadelphia. Under these
favorable circumstances. it is not possible
that the latter city will withhold any
reasonable aid from the construction o
either Of these connecting links in thu
shortest line of road between it and tht
great West.
We announce these facts with pleasure
tits true that these roads were to b,
constructed TO certainty; but these ad
dilional subscriptions will cause the
early completion and this is what WI
want. They show the opinions of th'
people along the different routes. ant
may we not now hope that every individ
ual who intends to swe II the aggreg gate
mount of stock. but has hitherto refrain
ed from prudential motives from doing so
will now come forward and lend his ali
To the promotion ofthis great enterprise
Every dollar added to tine capital stock
of these different companies, will tend tc
shorten the time of their completion.
AS near as we are now able to as
certain. the amount Of capital stock sub
scribed to the Cincinnati aud ZanesviIle
Railroad, is as fnlows:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

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This amount as soon as the road is To-
Gated. will be increased by al least
$500, 900, making in allnearly 81, 500, 900
1t is estimated that two and quarter
millions ofdolars will be required to fn.
ish the road. We may reasonably hope
for handsome private subscription in
Muskingum, an increase of private sub
scripiions in the other counties along the
route. aud why may we not add hand
some amount from CINCINNATI That CITY
willsurely throw out its arms to embrace
us. and shonld tho road pass through
Lebanon. we may expect a large subscrp.
tion from the citizens Of Warren county.
The Engineers are now in this city
making their estimates and preparing the
greater portion of the road for letting.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
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accurate list of the killed. wounded aud
missing, the latter being by far the larp
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

EXCLUSION OF NEGRoEs FROM THE
FREE STATEs.-Since the Syracuse riots
some Of the New York papers are urg.
ing the policy of provision similar to
the one adopted in Indiana, for the ex-
clusirn Of negroes from their State. If,
says the GAINESVILLE Courier. the efforts
Of tho abolitionists. to resist by force
the execution of the laws Of the U. S. for
the recovery of fugitive slaves. are per-
sisted in, they will, in all probability, re-
suit in a general movement on this ques-
ton in the free States.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

ANNExATioN or IRELAND.-'The World
of Dublin thinks that il Ireland were an.
nexed to the United State, she would nor
remain as she is, the Lazarus of nations.
Her "pauper sores" would be healed a,
once, and her people would not be OBJ.
iRedto fly from her generous SOIL The
World also thinks that the annexation cry
may yet be raised 4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

tVWe notice throughout the State
that the Wbigs, in strong Wing counties.
have been as liberal as ever in distribute.
lug county offices among their opponents,
They ought to learn few lessons from
the II"cofocos of Fairfield. or else teach
these Locofocos a few-for no matter
what kind Of nomination is made, no
matter how obnoxious candidate may
render himself, the virtue of numina.
ti"n will cause the party to rally around
him and carry him triumphant into office.
Even Ross and Athens have elected Lo
cofocos, and tina; too, without the reas
sons which should have operated here.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
JOHN McELROY.

"DEMocRACY AND EQUAL TAXATION"
This is the motto hung on the wagons
ofthe Democracy to-day.-A few years
ago, when the Wings passed law equal
izing the taxes upon property in this
State. the Democratic party left no means
untried to obtain repeal Of the tax law.
aud they loved the dear people so much
that they were willing that the horses
and cattle ofrhe farmers should pay one.
tenth of the taxes of the State. The
eleven banks chartered by Democratic
Legislature. only paid per cent on their
dividends as tax to the State, instead of
6 per cent. under the late Bank Law.
passed by Wing Legislature. And
now the Democracy have the impudence
to cry Equal Taxation. - Cisreland
Herald Oct. 16.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23


THEAMERIcAN AHT.UNIoN, inils prom.
ises and performances for 1851. seems
To be reaping the harvest uf it's previous
successes. in enlarged resources aud con-
seqneat advantages III Subscribers. Its
Works of All for listfibulinn next De
cember. as appears by the BGlletis. show
a steady advance in number inlh col
Iections Of previous years, aud in mrii'
slsp. If we may judge by The New York
papers. The best Artists are represent
ed in il. aud in some nftheir best works
The list If 279 works already annonhced'
ipclndes new aud fsvorite productions o'
DGTqnd, Ltufse. Hncklcy, Mrs. Spencer,
MOSat. Chapman. IVOOdOiHe, Church
Rossiter. G,gnOnr, Kensett, Hicks. Ran
neg. AudubOn, Peefe. aud others well
kuown to the country. and Identified with
It's reputation in the ATS. Other works
To he added To The list will, doubtless
make it at least equal in number, aud
surpass in interest, tho collections of the
most prosperous years ofthe Institution.
The certain return 10 each Member
will be a series Of sjr Line Eagravings
in the highest style Of the att all the
subjects Of which, it will he seen. are
characteristic American subjects, various
and apparently Of great interest These
are-l. A large line engraving by Jones
after WOOdcilIe'S celebrated painting o
MericGn Nescs. representing a grouy
listening tn an account Of one Of the bat
ties of The late Mexican WaI;2. Mario,
Crossing The Pedee, by RaHney; 8. Noun
Washing on. fr0m The Valley IF COn,oay
by KenSeH; 4. american HarUcstine
Scenery, by CropseH s. OH '76 ana
Young '4S. by TVoodrlie; 6. Baygainin!
for a Horse. by Mount,
Each Member, after subscribing. re
ceives the Society's Bulletin. a fine Art
Journal Of original Criticism. Biography
History, News, &c. relating to the Arts
illustrated by engravings on steel. wood
aud stone. ctchings. &c. The Bullefi
has always taken high rank with tn
public among peri odicals on the Fin,
Arts. We hail il monthly as one of nu
most interesting periodic lis. No othe
Institution Of the kind publishes jou,n
al of equal resources and claims. .,
These valuable returns to Member
can be ensured ouly by the combinatio,
Of large number of Subsciibers and eff
cient business organization. Indeed,
we did not know whai the Institution ha
done what promises it has made an
kept-we should think il incredible tha
so small an Investment could be made [
yield such extraordinary returns. Larg
as their list of Subscribers is at The en-,
Of The year, we wonder that it is no
much larger.
The Secretary for this place, Col. VAl
TRUMP, will soon send on list of Sub
scribers, and will give any informatio,
which may be desired in relation to tn
Institution.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

~ We are unable this week. to give
the msjorties Tor the State ticket
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
wednesday evening, Oct. %, 1881


RAHRoAD INTEtLlGENoE.- We lasI
week alluded briefly 10 the fac, that Mus
kingon county aud the city ol Zanes-
Vile had voted sIs5.oOO to the stock q
the Cincinnati and GAINESVILLE Railroad
The vo'e in the city for city subscription
resulted as follows,
For Subscription. -. .llO5
Against do...--.-..-.....
Majority for subscription .1lO4
The vote in the city for-couniy sub
scription resulted as fnllows:
For Subscription. n........-.1o 1898
Against do......--..... 9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

THE GREAT ExHiRiTioN.--Th Local
Committee of the Great Exhibition at
Bolton met on the 18th. MIR. Robt. Hey
wood in the chair, and passed series Of
resolulions addressed to,he Royal Com.
missioners. They propose that a column
and statue should be erected to Prince
Albert on the site Of the Crystal Palace
in bronze or other metal. and in civic
costume; that, surprising the building is
removed so much Of its materials may be
bought as will suffice to erect an ediice
for the reception Of all descriptions Of re-.
cords of the Exposition, to be open free
to the public; aud that monolithic block
.ofgranite be up a, each corner Of the
present site Of the Crystal Palace. to
mark that site aud lie dimensions, inscrib.
ed with the fullest Information Of the rise,
progress, aud success of the Exposition
ITSELF
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-10
FREEMAN, HODGFs & Co,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
5S LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK


A RE now receiving a rich hnd beautiful assofi'
"A meni of Fancy Silk and Millinery Guor,E, IL
hich we would particularly invite the attention Il
all Cash Purchasers, and will make it object loI
them 10 give us d call, deter Im;ied TO sell
our assortment. for Cash. lower Than before ut
fered in this market.
MiIiners can supply themselves with every nr
iiCe in their line. about the cost of Importation
or Auction prices. Many of nur goods are manu-
facrurrd expressly for sale. aud cannot be
surpassed for beauty Of low prices.
Rich Hat and Cap Ribbons. large variety.
Silks and Sntns for Buuneis.
Grapes. Grape Lisses, Tarietons and Illusion
Laces.
Trimmings fnr Hats, Caps aud Dresses.
Jenny Lind Caps, P arty and Opera Head dresses
Embroidered Capes, Collars, Cuffs. and Cheim-
seits.
Embroidered Edgings and Insertngs, Swiss and
Muslin.
Thread, Brussels. VaIenciene, Silk and Lisle
Fhremd Laces.
Embroidered, REVERE and Plain Linen Cambria
Handkerchiels.
Gloves and hItis, Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread ant
Sewing Silk. Scnrfs, Cravats and Dress ikfs.-
Swiss, Jaconette Book Nluslins aud Bishop Lawns
Embroidered, Damnsk aud Plain Canioe Grape
Shawls A Full Assortment of Straw G"ods.-
French and American Artificial Flowers With II
large variety not mentioned above. All wishing iC
avoid paving long prices wifi make money Dy calling
and satisfying themselves.
Feb. 2. Isl -.H