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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-15

a .'.dy Com the Celestial Empire. from pek,c.
eShsilinc her pretty face and little feet (on,y ri
,a'.'e. lonsl at quarter Of dollar head, 10
Ito Ciuycaadsrs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-15
nj q Va q nA AC= . Va .
Brunker's Rifle WanufaCtory.

YHNiiE subscriber having returned from the east
H after visiting the principal manufacturers, he
d Is now prepared to Manufacture the cclrbra-
ted lncIeasc or Gaming 'IwIsi Rife, which ne war
rants to be equal 10 any made IN this state or else
where lie viii also keep constantly on hand and
Tor sa.e,n good assortment oidouble and single bar
relied fownng pieces, Powder fusks, Game Bags,
Shot Pouches, Percussion Gaps, and superior artI-
Gle OF Sporting Powder
AIklnds oi obbing m the gunsmi,h hne done with
neauess and despatch.
Shop on the east side Of Columbus St. one door
south OF the Union House June 22-u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-15
D. MYERS Nursery,
A LARGE STOCK OF
Drugs and Medicines.

The subscriber, nj the City Drug Store is in full
receipt OF his summer supply ot fresh Drugs aud
Medicines from the eastern and southern markets
lie has now on hand better stock than has hereto.
tore been kept IN this place consisting ol every nrtl.
Gle belonging to the Drug business, together with
good supply Ot Books aud Stationery. Fruits and
Nuts, and almost every article Necessary ,xcep,
hardware aud tapes. The public ARE solicited TO cal
and be satisfied before purchasing elsewhere
Physicians can have orders filed at Chlcn-o mi.
ccs G. l., THOMPSON.
Ottawa lune 1880
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-15

81 shall die like hsro." said the coal when |,
wa' being consumed. for lshsll mix With the asb
,s OF the crate
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-15
ANDREWS
Daguerrean Gallery

IN Snnger's bio H. up stairs, l.ikcnesses taken
IN the hest and latest style oihr nrt and set il,
plaln and fancy CASES Frames, Lockcts, sc &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-15

The weather Is lovely---brauuhs fu,l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-15

John IL Murphy, attorney and CounssAor at
IIIc, Ottawa, Illinois. aug 10, iooo'
- Ire IN the court house
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
Mok, ok,he Niagarn's News.

BnsToN. Jan. 5.-l he royal mail steam
er Niagara reached her WHAT here at9
o'clock this mnruinS. r...l..
ENsLAND.-The pa pal excitement is
gradually dying away in England. and
the people are beginning To look upon il
with less Jealousy.
Pho Nono aud Dr. Wiseman were burnt
IN rffigy at Cragdpn. and good deal of
feeling manifested p'I . ncGaSion.
The message If President Fillmore has
been extensively published aud most fa'
vorably commented upon The genera i'm
preston throughout Eu"rpe is that peace
will be preserved in the United States,
aud that there is not the slightest danger
of dissolution of lhe Union. .....
GERMANY Affairs on the Continent
are gradually becoming more pacific. and
there now seems n" probability ni war.
l The States ufCentraI Germany are dis
arming. though jeal"usies sill exist in
Hesse Cassel between the Prussians aud
Federal troops. ..a. s.....a ....i.
FRANuE.-L"uis Napoleon has in,ima
ted that should disnuinn arise between
the Governaa.ent and the Assembly, the
latter will not be responsible for the re-
suit. -.f .,t ... .s
Accounts ufrebelinn in South
China are conflicting. , a.,s... ,..t
A Portuguese frigate, called the Don
na Maria. blew up. If Macao, aud large
number of officers and men who had as
sembled nu hoard were killed. They hat
assembled ,here tn celebrate. The birth
day Of the Consorl Queen Of Portugal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
From ne Ohio !Stnte Joprnni.

TINS ClNCINNATI FNoUTRER AMI Ono
ISrATEsM,N. are hereby infnrmed that
the arlicIr recently published III the Obi"
state Journ,l. Nsued "A Free Demo
crat. aud which they pretend Ia believe
was written by IA Wig. emana'ed frutn
the pen nf one who always was AMI still
lis DcmOcrat-niie who never falsiied
his pnsitiuu for selfish or any other con
sdpraiinns who never battered a.
way the principles Of his party, ar "s"lt
fnr song" 10 use parasite c"mparisnn)
his individual consistency. The article
il question was written by Demncrai
who never defended the elec,im Of 5 2
Chase. but has continued from that time
Ia this u lrnuunce those VIM participate
ed in, aud condemn the means which
wrought that coalition. He can ouly add
that II similar attempt is now made t,
bring into conspicuous nntnriety. place
aud pnwrr. and official station. faction
Of men devoid nf all principle nr iutegri
ty. then and in that case the Demncra,i'
patty IN this State is AoPelessiy damned.
Very respectfully. ~
'7a A FRFE OEMncRAT.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
Arrival Of IN. steamer Washington,


The Steamer Washington tn'm Brenru and
SullIh nnplun arrived at New York this nIOrnlug
II days t'"m o"uIhhmriun. SHE Dr,nss nifty pas
sengers aud L"nd'n papers In Tie 2lSt uIl.. will
une day : Later news l,un the Cunli cut
EuShsli l'I l.,,s un moi like President Fillmore
messnge elaliun To the pruteC,l"n ri American In
dIslry
There nothing new Irum France,
| lie PIu,slnns were hilng the eturn ol peace
with satisfaction
Tue MnloruI Southampton has addressed III,
United States Gu. rrnnrnl, requesting that veSse
destined u carry the pr"iuc!su I'll American lhdus
try t" tie Worlds Far m'y De sent tO that port.
MARK Ts.-f.Uur steady.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

NATURE's ENGINEERs. Mr.. Benton
IN his late speech III the Senate in favor Of
the bill for the cunslrucllIn 0f il road from
81. Louis To San Francisco, said:
There is an idea brcnme current Of
late-a new bOrri idea-thal none but d
man nf science. bred in schUul. Uan lay
III road That Is mistake. There is
class of Typographical engi eprs older
Iliaii the 6cliui.ls aid more unerring titan
the mathematics. Th' y are the wild au
Imals- buffalo, elk. deer, antelope, bears
winch Iraversed the forest, nut 10y com
pass, but 10y all ins'iiict winch leads tl'eih
always the right way--," the l"wesl pas
ses IN the nijdntalns, the shall0weSt lord
IN The rivers, the richest pastries III the
forests, the best salt springs, aud the
sIurIesi practicable lines helw emute
points They travel thousands "f miles,
have their annual rnigraliuus aud shnrlest
route - These aIe the first engneeIs to
lay out fuad in a new country; tue In
dams follow them. and hence a buffalo
road becomes war path. The first " hite
Ihuulers fIl0w the same trails iu pushing
the game. and after that the buffalo rnud
becomes the wagon rnad Uf the white
IN N. and finally the macadaml2ed ur Fail
road of the scientific man.
II all resolves itself into the same thing
into the same buffalo road and thence
the buffalo becomes The tilsl and safest
engineer Thus il has been here, in the
countries we ,nhalit. aud Tho history ui
winch Is i" familiar The Ijreaeii, nation
al road from Cumberland, over the Ale
ghanies. was the military road Of Cen
Braddock. which had been the buffh,
path of the wild animals. So Of the lw'
roads from Western Vlrgi ia tn Ken
lucky --"ne through the gap in the Cum
bertrand mnuniains. the other down the
valley ul the kenhawa. They were tn,
war patti, of the Indians and lhe travelling
route ni the huff lo. aud their first white
acquanlanceS the early hunters. Bntfa
Inrs made them in going from the sal
springs on the Hnslon Ia the rich pas
lures aud salt springs If Kentucky: lndi
ans followed them first, white hunters al
terwsrds; and lha, is the way Krnluck
was discovered. In m ire than a hundTe'
, years fiJ nearer or better routes hav
been found; and science nnw makes he
improved roads exactly where the huff
los fnor first marked the way. and th
hunters foot afterwards followed him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

A RUNAWAY WIFE The Sacramento
Transcript ot yesterday morning. says
that the wife Of Mr.. Jeremiah Root. 'e
sldug at the Six Mile House. on the A.
mencAn IIvpr, decamped IN the evening
nfthe 30ih October. taking twelve thou
sand dulars. brlnnging Ia her husband.
This woman is supposed To have run "tt
with a man by the name OF Henry FAIR
banGs. WIN is represented as being about
twenty four years old, with long dark
hair aud very light beard, spare in per
son. She left five children behind, three
Of whom, together with the husband, are
slck; aud of course no pursuit eau be
made by him. Mrs, r. is about thirty
seven years Of aye, far complexion. blue
eyes. aud a good figure; he Iiik with her
a daughter two aud a halfyears old. Mr..
Root has offered re warI of $4,000 for
her arrest, aud it is hoped that u"th her
self aud guilty partner may be taken and
receive their due from the hands Of the
law. II is supposed that they are IN the
southern part "f the State, We t'nst that
the police in the snnth will be- on The a.
teft. - CGlit0rAid COWrter.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

PosT OFRIcE-- New Mail ArraHge
Steats BY q recent arrangement Of the
Post Office Department. semi.daily
mail is established between Baltimore
city and the West.
We notice in this connection, publ
cation of new Post Office arrangements
in the GAINESVILLE Courier. by authority Of
the Postmaster of that city The FIST
Eastern mail arri rs at half past 10 -
clock, A. NJ. and the second at s p'cl"k
P. NJ. The Lancaster mail CLOSES al 45
minutes past 8 o'clock A. NJ, by this
arrangement, whatever arrives for Lam
caster by the morning eastern mai is de.
layed until the next day AT Zanesville
The Western coach does not leave
Z4nesville until about noon. aud il the
P Isl master of Z,nesville would de y
the chasing Of the Lancaster mail until
after the arrival of the Eastern mail,
much of our mail matter would aIIive II
day earlier. This is matter Of some
iihpnttance to our business men aud we
suppGse sumo arrangements can be ef
feclrd with the Postmaster al ZInesvilIe
tI prdCure tile change If il is though,
practicable aud desirable.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
BUSINESS OF l3uFEAlu.--A table ofsta

BUSINESS or BuFFAL".--A table "fsta.
,is,ics shnwing the business q the canal
"tfice At Buf'n. represents the aggregate
value Of the articlrs passing through that
place alone at nearly $4,000, 900, which
is equivalent Ia more III Hnne half'"fthr
rn,Iie for ign exp"rt trade oi the Umlrd
States, This furnishes some idea "fih"
Importance uf the lake cmmeice. The
Itaal valne nfimprt. from Canada al che
Purt ~ Bua,lo IN 1850, was 1907 O39;
.iuly paid. S67 .649. Bonded in the same
year. $3.50. .9s7 ~; duty secured. $2G.32l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16


EDIToRs GETTING DowN.-The Speak
.eu Of the Massachusetts, Senate. Mr..
Henry Wisnn. was lately editor Of the
Bnston Republican. The Clerk of the
Senate. Channcey l.. Knapp. was editor
of the Lowell American. The Clerk If
the House, Lewis Josselyp, was formerly
editor of the Bay Staio Democrat. pub,
Iished in Boston. and is now editqr Of the.
Bay State. published in Lynn. All these
men pnssess talents Of high order. and
are understood to be men Of correct hab-
ills; what in the deuce could have knock
ed them down so suddenly, is more than.
we shall attempt tn guess. Possibly dig
appuim trlent in love affairs may be at the
bottom of it. a#
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

RAJ, Gnxn BoNDs. = We learn from the
Argos. .tharihe balance afihe State bonds
in the hands Of the Ballimnrs and Chic
Railroad ConpaVy. have been taken by
Brown. Brmher& Gu, of New Ynrk. al
81 per cent--thns securing The meaus ol
completing ,thiS great. deolraI. rnnie Ia
the west Messfs. Baiings we're sIso
hidtFtrs for the sock. Gut we are gra,iffpl
lha, i, was Determined t' give il 10 this
|respnnsbls firm If our owu country b. SIM
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16


FnRElaN NEws- Interesting M'Scelia.
ay An extensive system nI enlistment
4lves weight tn the report that the Duke
of Wellington has recommended an,,ad
dilinn of fifty thousand men to the Eng
l!sh army. ..,,...,..
,Accnunrs irora Australia say TIA, Smith
O'Bri,n had made an unsuccessful at
tempt tn escape to Calilnnia
Lnuis Napoean. it is said, is iyvnIerd
in debt io The amount Of near Two mil.
ll"nsnf francs HIS application /" the
Assembly for rellei will. IT is rep"rled,
he obstlna,ey but unsnccesstully contest
ed. -.... ...
The Emperor Of austria has. i, is said,
issued Il proclamation Ia the Army thank
ing them for their wnrlike preparations
aud assuring hem that their services will
not nuw he required.
The American Protestant Chapel at
Rome has been clused by UIder of the
government. This wan, of liberation
has caused much irritation at Rome.
From Turkey. it is stated, inat the
prnvince of Alrppnis perfectly tranquil
The rebels in Bosnia have been def aled
at all points.
The cholera was raging fearfuIy al
Mecca on the 9TH Of December.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

ALL GuNE.-There is singular snd
laRentabe history Connected with tie
Barque Abby Baker. Of armouth, Maine,
now lying al our levee.-She was cum
manded ny Capt. Tim"ihy Pratt. His
wife aud family were alsn on board with.
him. Captain Pratt died short time be.
fore The arrival of the bsrque at San
Francisco. Augustus Pratt. his son. who
had been acting az mate. then tn charge.
and brought the barque into the Bay, aud
up to Sacramento. On The Both Of last
month he became one of the unfortunate
victims of the cIioIera. One hour after-
wards his brother Enos died. On the
Isl inst his brother William died Of the
same disease. On the Sd, Dutch boy
belonging to the ship died. And on tho
9Th. Mrs Jane Pratt. the wife of Captsin
Timothy Pratt. died, leaving little boy
nine years Of age. who has been kindly
taken charge Of, and viii be sent to tho
States by the eurliest ,possible convey
ance, Oilers were taken sick on board
the barque. and sent to the Hospital. un.
Ill the vessel was entirely deserted. The
finsle Of the matter is. that she has fallen
into the hands "F Ihe Public Adminisira.
tor Sacramento Transcript.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
LCorre.pondcncc Of Me Daiiy Ga=,tte.1

kEW SlLgN January 9Th 1851.
The Cincinnati aud u inravibe Raiiroad- TAe
Importance of its Construction Praciicaf
Sngges'iOHs Feeling in Norfk- E61 Fairfsid
Mr. EDiTuR: see rHn ihe report nl the com.
mtre appointed to drht Resolutions. &c. NJ the
Railroad Meering held IN Lancaster Oh M"uday
the 20 Dec that they were fearful ilmt the pt, :.
pie Of Fairfield county wnnld noi lmye sni1irient
spirit aud enterprise to carry through such an i'm.
pr0vemrnt as WAS IN contemplation. IL c0mineic.
ed; pre- nme the committee llnve their d"ubis
from the action Of the people heretofore upon The
subjects Of Railroads. ia This county; Walnut town.
ship nnd the north eastern part Of the county
wis mt represented ~ The meeting IN Lancaster
therefore WRIT you to say, that 81 far my ac-
qnainiance extends over this part Of the county.
| that the people are oil anxious hr the consirnc
linn " The proposed Railroad from Zsnesyile To
Lancaster. Circlpville. Cincinnati. &c. We have
always thought il Ia be Une 0f the best routes ia
Ohio; Prnyid ID The road IA run as proposed di.
rectiy through from Zlnesville Ia Lancaster. with.
''ul regard tO points: u run straight lin" FROM
Zanrsvillr to Lancaster would leave Somerset
,ut FIVE miles IN the snuih. aud would he almost
perfectly level track. avnitling all thuse hills
and very e4Ven.iYe bridge DcrOss Rushcrrek
after leaving Zanesvillea few miles il would run
thnngh very extensive regOh nG Stne coal
which wnu d be of interest noi only u this cuun
~ Int IN Lancaster and vjrinlly. .i,s
| thnrefore think liai nin authorized To say
that ii tue r.iad is run un IA straight line il
practicable without egaid Ia points. that 1t wi
meet hearty resp0nse from the people OF the
n"rlh eastern parl nf Fairfield county. believe
tat there Is not ~ hriter country IN Oni" than
there il petween Zanssville and Lancaster. boil
in regard tn beab aud enierpri'ee. g..
|
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
The steamer Niagara in Limbo.

.a4 BOST"N. Jdluhfy 10.
The Steamer Ningar,l his been seized by The
Collector FIR violating the revenne laws. H.
,oat was detected at night inling silks mld Iacrs
The suppIsed amount Is IS 600 ar $l0OoO, u t.
supposed tint the crew are tn blame. not the "th
rers. The hnat aud vessel ARE ia possession 81
lie Cover nineIt oiiice s; hut il is supposed ili"l
The Secretary Of ths Treasury will rSlease the
ahin .... .. ..U .. ....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

TfE DEBG of YIRGINIA,-5The total
debt of the State. liabilities and guaran-,
lies, according To the Petersburg Intelli-,
eencer. amounts to Sls.459.95l. The to-,
tai resources nfevery description. amount
10 sI3.1l2s32 OIL The portion of avail,
able resources which constitutes q fair
'6ifser To portion "fths debt. ia s7.Sl2.-,
773 4s--leaving the net debt ofthe State
Sll.247.O7S 30-or. exclusive 0f her lie.
'mfty as guarantor, 81 .299 1874 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

MnlrxrrY 1T, PLHcERvILtE.- We see
it stated in the Transcript that, since the
first If August. there have occurred al
the town o nf Placerv.lle 700 deaths mnst'
" am"ng the lately arrived immigrants
WIN are apt tnindulRe in eating TO excess
and by sudden and radical changes 81
habits in other respects are Unnrr liable e
bs a,'srksi Oy d,sease.--SGH Fraceisc'
Pic. NOD.7. ap- f,atn'a.- r-a -. f.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
Ln,. from, Ven,xu.In.

q. NV YIRK Jan 10
Dates from Venezucln To The l7tu nlt state that
great excitement prevails there in relation tn tllr
I'resrnih rlectinu. presd ut MN ges has
called Congress t" meet nn the 20ih Itis isar-
r,l that. il his brother is rejected by them. the
SCENES of voence Of fnrmer years will be enact.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
January 6, 1851 -i.

CV Snm"hndy-name .unknown has
Irii at The landing At General Harrison's
farm. nj Nrrlh Bend. . magnificent Mar
hle monument in memory nftbe illustrl"u'
ex President. The family have not the
least lnlimaiinn !IUm whence n cnpeS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
FnoM TEx,s "A large number Of Ger


FRoM TEx,s "A large number of Ger
man pmigrauts have lately passed up Ia
the German Selllemenls.and quite hum
ber nf Them are still AT lndlanuia. waiting
Tor transportation. They are an inleIl
gent aud wealthy bod. "femigranls
The boundary commission were met al
Live Oak Creek un their way to El
Pdsn.
Wild Cat has made a treaty with Mex
leo. Full perni1slnR is gwen Ia the In.
dians of the United States to settle in
Mexico. Wild Cat is made Justice "I
the Peace, or rather Guvernnr. Laud,
are given To them. and they are To he.
cume Mexican citizens. with oil the rights
which b,lnng tn that cnndilinn. They
are tn he distributed on the frontier. ant
to reprl The Camanches. II is supposed
they will furnish better protection ihar
that prnvided by the United States
The Austin State Il ,zelte gives The nf
fetal return of the vute on Mr.. Prarce
boundary hill. Several c"unirs dld no
repnit. The vote was. yeas $50. nay
1866
The Civilian has information tha, Gov
Bell viii not be "A candidate for re rlec
tinn, but will he run for Representative II
I Congress. Hon. George W. Smythe. Ex
Gov. Wnnd. Lieut.. Gov. Greer. Sruato
Wallace, Senator Pease, and Mr. Kauf
man. are tiaritd as candidates for Govern
or uf the State.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
Fire in CIncimnntI.
CIAoISAArI. Jauary l |

OINUINNATI' JdUdTy II
River stationary. t"ur dull
Cuwen Il james Pork H. iuNe on Deer creek
WAS destroyed ny fire last night. AD'nt 5O0 bar
rels Lard were burned. but ~ bulk meat; Insured
aud barrel Pork mrStIy saved L"ss IN stock
fl5 ,OUU; building $IO,OO0 fully insured.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

e.. NEN OhLEANS JAny' D. ..
Tile District Court 10 use,i Tie petition of the
executors If McDun ugb's esIaIe, tu annul Tie
writ "t sequeStralIun granted lp tile State of Lou.
siala. They nteud 10 make un appeal 10 the
Supreme Court.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
Arc,nr>rNA ACuURcH AfRtynoI

AcCIDENTlN \ CHURcH Al Reynolds
vile. N. Y. during a quarterly religious
meeting, the fi'mr "fthe room gave way
aud precipi,ated about 100 men, w"men
md children, with glowing stove. int"
the cellar Several were injured aud
burned; me has since died.
CT The ship Albert Gallarin arrived at
New York "n Saturday afternoon frnm
I.iverponl, after a passage Of 45 days
The A. q had mi iewer than 156 IN the
steerage. This is probably the forerul
,ler of the feet now duo. .s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

VIRGINIA STATE L LONvENTIoN.-Thia day,
will witness the re assembling Of the Viz,
4inia State Convention. The Portsmouth,,
Pilot SAY Ss tina, the amount which hsHbeep.
paid the members Epr quietly a4juying
their homes since the adjournmenl, q at
least $4,000. sa KS ,l
T Ross. the expreasaAan a Prov dsncei
RI. who gave $3.50 FOR the Jenny Lind
ticket, has gone on Z sisit 70 Hsvsht.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

SOME SSows--ln some paris Of the
pruvince Of New Brunswick. there are
'g feet of snow; in other paris eight feet
The paper that gives this account. say;
ih t travelling is almost impossible. We
should judge SO. The wiuier is said Il
be The severest Il!at has been known fo!
several wears
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
kLnnr Cnss hnhnh

PHILAD LPHIA. Jnhy. l0-"P NJ.
The fugitive slave Hetry Ling lell New York at
5cIuck this uerlu"I IN charge at hts owners t,,r
.ln,uIa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

lNDlANnPnLis, January 9.
A inint resolution IniNSet bnlh tiniseS I" 80 In.
10 all election iur Uulled States Sena.Ur Un Saluf.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

Stock OF FLOUR AND WnEAT IN New
YoRK We find the fpI!nwing in Thomp-
sons Rep"rIer. The cessation Of re-
ceip,s "f produce by navigalinn. has oc-
casinned taking of the stock, in this
city, Of four aud wheat, and is as fol-
lnws:
40 OCO hills western -four $500 hu domestic wheat
I7TUO do s'uiheru do Is5IOo0 do Canadian do
81 go do Canadian do
nnn
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

MUSICAL BGbt2k German manufacturer
iscnus,ructipg musical bed fur the ex.
h;bition. When the occupant enters ii.
,.soo,hing airs will be emitted"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
Ed > EvcIing, ) ~. 10. 1881


SENAToRIAL N0MINATnnNs We ralh
rr guess the nominations "f the Locofu'
c" caucus i"r United States Senate viii
AXE the members Of thai party by sur
prise. P4yue aud Medsry! Well, ev
Fry one In his liking.
The next ding will he to elect them
md this We imagine will prove more
difficult task. The electinn Of Medary
will prove almost ss profitable as the
State printing. He will serve about ogs
mouth shh will recrive ia per diem and
mileage about six hundred dollars. II
takes lsb"ring man about twn years Ia
earn that.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

A HUGg Bean --The San Fraucisco
P'cdyaae notices large hear in lhsr
market which weighed 1874 lbs. excIu-
sivV If skin, head, tail aud ''inards" II
was caught by some sportsman sonut 2GC
miles from Sacramento.