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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-16
VIEW sUBsCHIBERs
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MARRlED-On the 18th ult., by tic R-v II
Willard, Mr.. JOHN ABBOTT and Mis. EL ~
WHITE, i"in Of Fuiriield county. Uuio
On tue 18th ult. by the same, Mr. ISAAC
KhkNS and Miss ELIZA l.. SCHLElCH nh ri
this county.
On the 9Th lust, by the same. Mr. ISAAC
WILSON aud Miss RUSANNAH KlLEy I,rI
ot BerG township.
On the l2r Inst by the same. Mr. REUBEN
SHAtFER, this city, aLd Miss ELENUR
DEEDS, Of this vicinity
On Tie 18Th inst, by &. Steiumnn. Esq Mr..
MARTIN SllEFtER aud Miss MALINDA E
BGRSTLER, bulh oi Madison lownship.
On the 9lh lust by tile Rev John NJ. Lowrie
Mr.. JOHN y ROBINSON and Mis- CHRISTI
NA TROUT, all OF this city.
On tie lJtll inst, by the same. AIr WILLIAM
BOOKER, OF ST. Clursyille. Onio, aud SHs, SA
hAt JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel I.,dy
Of this city.
The cake is acknowledged For this attention
upon ihePari ofthe fair bride, We 5ook-Ier among
the tappy.
On the 9ib lust. by VI R. Ewing. Esq. Mr.
BENJAMIN YOUNG aud MARY FISHER. OF
Violet town5hip.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. LUMAN
OWEN u Licking county, and Miss MAHALA
"AGf, oil Violet township, Fairfield county.
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The Storm

HALIFAX. N. 5 Oct. II
By letters and telesruphc dispatches from Pic.
ton, we are enabled to give the following addi.
ilona particulars relative to the fearful storm in
the Gnf OF St Lawrence and along the coust Al
Prince Edwards Island the whole shore is strew.
ed with wrecks Of vessels and dead bodies Of thcil
crews. Coroners have gone to the village OF Ca
vandlsh to enquire inti the death of twelve per
sons whose bodies have been washed ashore al
that place. The body of man with boy lash
ed to his back. came ashore at Jes,ico. which was
not recognized. There is good reason to believe
that over 100 bodies huve been foated ON the
beach since the Storm From three to four hun.
dred sul succeeded in getting safely into the har.
Dor, Vessels arriving give most dismal accounts
OF the storm, which, it is said had never beon e.
qualed'
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HOME INDTSTRYI

TINE subscribers have on hand, and are constantly
addirR thereto, general assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, such as Goats, Vests, Pants, &C.,
which they now offer to the public at unusual low
prices.
that the above articas can be manufactured eheaDe
and better in city than those usually import
Cd. they have in accordance with their best convic-
tons employed some Of the most competent seam sters
BY WHOM all the above srticss for sale by hem are
in- citizens a considerable amount Of employment.
We would therefore invite all who desire 70 savea
fsw dollars in preparing Themselves against the blast
ing winds Of Autumn" or the still more stern "Icy
chaius OF Winter" 10 give call and word for
it, they will leave well ciaI and amply satisfied
Country produce taken ID exchange at the highest
market price. Be sure TO call at No. 81.
REINMUND & SON.
Lancaster, September II, 1851 10
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NEW. CHEAP, CITY TIN SHOP.

THE subscriber having located himself in the city,
/ would moat respectfully inform the citizens Of
:he same and surrounding country, that he is now
opening Shop Columbus street, Vest ride three
Doors North n MaiE for the manufacture and sale
Of all kinds OF
Tin, Copper and sheet-IrOn Ware,
Where he intends kseping at all tines full and gen.
eral assortment which viii be sold on the most liber
al terms. Persons wanting articles in his line would
ing their purchases he Is determined to sell cheap.
Az ioOTh irGrTaHted. A. WHITE
JOBBiNG, &c.-HOuse SpOuting and Roof
and put up the shortest notice, in the
best manner, and at the very lowest rates. W.
Lancaster, Ohio. september 4, 1851. l8
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LETTER FROM THE LATE Col. Carr
TENDEN.-. The Washington Republic ol
Saturday contains the following letter
from the late Col Crittenden, to his uu.
Gle, in connection with some very severe
comm ents upon tho course ofthose pres
ses who melted the late Cuba expedition;
Ship of War EsperanSG, Aug l6.
Dear Uncle-In a few moments some
fifty of US will be shot. We came with
Lopez. You will do me tho justice to
believe that my motive for coming was a
good one. | was deceived by Lopez
He, as we'll as the public press, assured
me that the Islnnd was in state of pros
porous revolution. am commanded to
finish writing at once.
Your nephew. w. L. CRlTTENDEN.
l will die like man.
To J,J Crittenden, Attorney General
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W They say, for we were not present,
that Col. Medill blubbered like fine
fellow, because Gen. Reynolds had pub.
lished circular in defence of himself
against the charge in the last weeks Ea.
gle. AS usual tho Colonel blamed the
Gazette for it. We tell the Colonel now
what we would not have charged before
that Gen. Reynolds charges are not by
long shot full statement of all the
facts, and stand ready to prove it. Shal
we do so2
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Sale Of Canal Lnnd..
AuprroE oF srArR's OgFIeE


Columbus, September Y, 1851
NOTICE 3 hereby given that the following tracts
Of Canal Lands belonging 20 the State Of Ohio,
viii oe offered for sale at public auction, at the office
OF the Receiver Of Canal Lands in Defiance, on We'd
He3tag' Me22nd day Of October merit The sale to
continue from day 10 day until the whole Of ala tract,
shall have been offered
Inc LHnd wiil be PIT up in tracts not exceeding half
quarter seetioas except fractional tracts less than
9ueuer. Tho purchase money must be paid on the
dey OF sale Deeds 70 the purchasers will be imne.
distely executed and sent u the Rseeiver. OiGee-
The tracts not sold will be sugsct to entry alter The
closs Of sale by actual settler, not exceeding one
hundred and liXty acres each
large portion Of the Lands now Offered Cor sale
ar upon the Aqgiaize River, between the Junction Of
ue wabash and Miami Canals and Defiance being the
sectiInl and tracts recently confirmed 10 the State
Ihoy are The choice Lands oi tic Sorthwsst
! JOHN WOODS. luii,or Of State,
| Miami Canni Land,
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ahe Markfts.
LANCASTER, THURSDAY, oeiabor 70. 1851

Cincinnati Markets.
CiscINSArI. October li-P. ".
River fallen one inch Weather cool. Market
unchanged; FIuur t3. l003.15. Whshey $40
Hc.-OYer 200 hhds Bacon sides sold Yesterday
ut less than DC Groceries firm; prices unchanged.
CIsVoiond Markets.
CLEygLAND OctJhcr H. 1852
Wheai-SaIe . 900 bu mixed al G9c Thr
largest offer made for Northern wus 621c TO-.
OOO bu. Mansfield in store at Slndusky, sud On
Saturday at 6lc. Corn-9,OOO bn. sold at 4Oc;
1000 at 39c. Fish-Sale oi lObbls and 10 hn' YES
White Fish al Sc and 50 so; % bbls and hall do
Trout at s. aud SO Herad
New York Markets,
NEW YORK October Ia p. NJ.
Cotton unsettled. Flou-salss Of 5000 bbls
lndlana. Ohio aud State at S3,G804; pure new
Genesee Sl.OGQi 10. Wheat einnctWe. Corn
steady: safes Of $4,000 bnsLels damaged At 5505G
linked 81. Pork dull. Beef chopper sales oI
70 bbs. mcss nt $8,7j0II; prime s505I. Lard
sales of 90 bbls Il, .. Ohio Whiskcy nominal 80
I2l Grueeries-sales OF 81. Domingo CoIl5e 1T "A
O8; 100 bbls Muscayndo Mplasses At 90; 80 hhd'
Orleans sugar at 81 Linseed Oil--sales of lOOl
gallons at 72973. Stocks-Erie advnnced /
can'ou 81; Reading advanced 4; U. S, Is 1867
advanced J.
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u The first accounts of the insuriec
iion that has broken out iu the Mexican
States on our border led to the belle
that many American citizens had taken
an active part in it. and even that bodies
of men were organizing within onr limits
for that purpose. Under these circum.
stances, as we learn, it was deemed pru
dent to direct our military commanders
on that frontier to exert themselves to
prevent any invasion by our citizens oil
the soil of friendly Republic. But
from more recent intelligence. it would
seem that this precaution, however prop
eS.was unnecessary, as it appears that
,ory few American citizens took part in
the instruction, and that it was planned
and conducted almost exclusively by cit
izens,of Mexico.
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~ The Alexandria Gazette states
that the Commissioners appointed for the
purpose have selected a site for the Mil
itary Asylum, which has been confirmed
by the President. I he place purchased
is north o. Washington. in the District Of
Columbia, lately owned by John ASmith,
Esq, and containing one hundred and
fifty acres. The price paid for it is $40
600.
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Ross County.-The regularly nomin-
ated Wing ticket, with three excep tion'
has been elected. Gen. Green's major
ity for district Judge is over 1000. The
bolters not having accomplished thei'
purposes. we suppose they will see how
mnch more harm be done. They have
elected the Independent Wing for the
Legislature, and Locofocos for County
Clerk and Prosecuting Attorney.
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New WoRk.-Our young friend, TnoM
AS WETzLER, has published "A brief His
tory of the early settlement Of fairfield
county, being the substance ofa Lecture
delivered bofore the Lancaster Literary
Institute, with additional facts, by Geo
Sanderson, Esq" As it is well known
that the author is the only person now
living. who has an intimate acquaintance
with the early history of this county, this
little work will meet with ready sale
among our citizens. 1t embraces many
facts of the highest interest, and con.
cludes with list af the officers aud sol.
diers of the two companies in the last
war with Great Britain, commanded by
Capt. Sanderson, the author ef the work
1t is neatly printed with large plain type
and upon good paper, Price 25 cents
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Call and Settle,

HAVING formed eo.partnership with Mr. JAcoB
HI f. BECK, in the Hardware business, it now be.
comes necessary that my old business should be set
tied up Therefore all who know themselves indapt-
ed to me- either book account or note are respect
fully requested to call and settle UP. Thankful for
past patronage, which has been liberal solicit con-
tinuance Of the same with the new firm, wheresthe
old friends will find their favors promptly attended to
as heretofore, the new firm will keep heavy stock
of Hardware on hand, and sell cheaper than ever
Come and try p. BOPE.
Lancastor September 25. 1851 81
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From buffalo

BUFFALO Oct Ia
There has been very violent guile blowing mp
on the lake all day. The brig Chicago capsized
about noon, oil Long Point, aud the first aud sec.
ond mates and one seaman were drowned. The
census OF Dunkirk the terminus of the New York
and Erie Railroad, shows population of $500
Six months ago there was but 500. Few other
towns can show so rapid an increuse.
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SECOND DEsPAToH.
Georgia Election.

MACON, Oct. ~.
There have been fIll returns received here fro III
ninety one counties of The vote for Governor
which foot up majority of l7,l56 for Cobb
the Union candidate. There are still four cuun-
ties to hear from, and it is confidently expected
that his majority wilbe near l8 900. The Uniun
majority iu the Legislature amounts almost to an
exclusion of the dsunion men altogether. There
are six ofthe Union candidates to Congress elected
certain. and of the remaining two one is coni-
dently anticipated
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DuithUANI % an order Of the court q eoIanon
= plea. OF fsirlen county, Ohio, Al Is present.
term, notice Is hereby givent 70 the creditors of NJ
Beatty Co.. and the individuals composing said Arm
% file their respective Chains with me within twen-
ty days from this date.
Further notice IS given, that the 18th day o Oc-
tober inst, viii dtoilre and pay over 10 tho cFedi-
tors Of said frm, who have ed their claims with me,
dividend Of the assets of said firm In my hands I'M
der the trust deed from said parties.
No dividend can be declared on The debts Of the In.
dividual members Of said firm until a sale Of their
real estate can he effected. P. b EWING, Trustee.
October 2, 1851 3w22
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Prepare for Winter.

VkNllE subscribers have on hand handsome and OK
l. tensiyo stock Of notwithstanding, and
are also constantly manufacturing TO order any de-
seripton desired Thc:. material Is Of the very hest
and choicest kinh, and they always keep employed
the best Of workmen.
The public arc invited to call and examine our
St9ekGrd york before purchasing elsewhere. They
viii always hn US ready 70 sell them good goods and
make them the best aI., most fashionable clothes
SPRINGER l. TROUT.
Lancaster, OctDbar !, lS5l. TN.
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Tar. WEEKLY MARIETTA INTELLIaENCER
Friend GATES, of the Marietta lntelli.
gencer, one of the best editors, as we'll as
cleverest fellows, in the State, has com
menced the publication of a Weekly
paper.
The ancient town of Marietta ough
and we presume will, sustain him in hi'
patriotic effort 10 advance the interests o
his town. The first number of the Tri
Weekly Iutelligencer is very neat ant
spirited paper. We wish him every sue
cess.
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NOTICE 10 hprehygivcn that tho uulersigned has
' been appointed ~ Abrsham W. Strayer, James
Durham and John $. Huber, members composing the
firm Of SraAYEB DURBAN & Co., assignee in trust,
for tho benefit Of their creditors, by their certain
deed, on record, boarng date, September sth, lS5l
Al persons knowing th mselyss indebted to said firm
will make psyanl. to the undersigned Immediately.
md ell persons having claims against said Erm, viii
Frc5eLt the same for settlement
A. McYEIGI, AssigHce
Lancaster, September II, 1851. 10
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Attachment Nnficn.

NOTICE is hereby given, that James White on the
~ lh day of July, 1871, sued out Of the court Of
pleas of the county of Fairfield and State Of
Ohio against the goods, chatteIs lands ienememls and
effects Of Daniel H. Strobe, for the sum of Two Hun.
drec Dollars damages--which writ has boen served
and returned. Dated this 18th day of Sept. 1851
JOEL RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
september %, 1851. Oval
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observation-disclosures Boutwell,
of Massachusetts, has appointed Thurs
day, the twenty-seventh day of Novem
Der, as day of thanksgiving and prayer
The Boston Post says that there is ar
understanding among all the Governors
in the Union to appoint the atove day
for the observance oflhe annual holiday
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~ Mr.. Swisshelm seems 10 think the
Quaker dress preferable to the BIoomeI
style. She says; mo class of men OF
women give their lungs freer play, their
limbs more untrammeled motion. and
wear cleaner stockings and skirts. than
our Quakeressss, and they wear neither
trowsers or hats" 3
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THE RAnRoAD.--We learn that Mus
kingum county aud the city Of GAINESVILLE
have voted, BY handsome mcjoriiiss'
$126. 900 to the capital stock Of the Gin
cinnati and Zanesville Railroad.
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HATS AND CAPs,-Throw away your
old beavers and call upon R. Fielding 4
Son. They have just received the larg
est assortment ever brought to Lancaster
of the newest fashions and the best make
They have hats and caps of every varie'
" which cannot fail to please Remem.
Der the place, Shawk's corner, just wes1
ofcontre alley.
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DR.. ESOwc's shaker snrsvpnriIl;

DR.. EiOWc's Shaker SaTsIpariIIa.
MORE EVIDENCE Another remarkable cure
lElGJ'READ IT.sElIt is from young lady resid
ing inour city. CERTIFICATE.
CINoINNATI, February, lS5l.-This is to certify
that my sister, Mary C. Belman was attacked with
disease in her hip more than three years ago, which
rendered her so utterly lpess that she compel
ed to keep her bed. All hopes of her recovery were
despaired Of. Some OF the most eminent physicians
Of Covington and Cincinnati attended her. all of whom
declared her case hopeless one. Passing by DR..
Howe's Depot an idea suggested itself, that to try
ono bottle oil his Shaker Sarsaparila could do no HARM
Accordingly purchased one bottle and before it con-
tents entirely used she received benefit. was
induced to try another and another; before the last
was used she was nearly recovered Now she has
no pain, can walk and has the entire use Of her limb.
To Howes Shaker Sarsaparia we attribute this eec-
tive cure. It is but few months since since she com
menced taking it. (Signed) j C. BELMAN.
Cincinnati Daily Commercial.
Remember this wonderful and astonishing cure was
effected by the use of three bottles only OF DR. s. D.
HOWE'S SHAKER SARSAPARlLLA, THE GREAT
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
Bear in mind il puriGes the blood and prevents dis
eases It is the only Sarsaparilla that acts upon the
liver, kidneys and blood at the same time, which rem
ders it altogether more valuable to every one particu
larly Females
DR.. Mussey, Professor in the Ohio Medical College,
says the Shaker preparations truly valuable and
recommends them to the public The sick and affict.
ed are requested to call and obtain pamphlet, and
purchase a bottle of this valuable Family medicine.
No Mercury-no Mneral-no Poisonous Drugs In
the Shaker Sarsaparilla Remember, it is warranted
be purely and entirely vegetable, and as Female
and Family medicine 1t has no equal.
IrBe sure you enquire for Dir. S. D. Howe's Sha-
ker Sarsaparilla, and take no other.
Quart Bottles, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for 80
For sale by DIR. s. D. HOWE, Proprietor, No. /,
College Hail. Cincinnati, to whom all orders must be
addressed, aud by M KRElDER, Lancaster.
KREIDER & Co, Logan.
L. HYLE, Amanda.
April 10, 1851. 3m49
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DISTRESSING CALAMITY.-On Monday
last The house of Mr.. John GoT, on Rec.
dy Creek, Writ county, was burnt To the
ground. and, horrid to relate. three chill.
dren were consumed by the devourng ell.
erent! Mr.. Gof and wife were both ab.
sent at the time ofthe heart rending occur.
renee ParkersbUrg Va. Gazette.
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Death nr.Liherfr.

W7AS the cry when the cars arrived at ShaicL'S
wv Rom. McELR0Y & BILLlNGHUIlST has
constantly on hand large assortment of
Boots and Shoes,
Which will be disposed Off the lowest prices to
all who may favor them with a call. Work made at
all times upon the shortest notice.
They would also say to the Ladies' of Lancaster and
vicinity, that they keep on hand fine assortment of
shoes for them, which win be found equal to any in
the city for beauty and durability.
The "COnquer- Crimptag Machine" most excel.
lent and convenient article is also kept on hand for
sale. McELR0Y & BILLINGHURST.
Lancaster, October 9, 1851 90
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Highly Important.

BNHE subscriber offers to sell his valuable nproy-
Il ed Head Blocks for SawaMills, upon the
following terms: fthey do not work as represent
ed, 10 pay will be required. The Improvement con-
sisS in enabling one man to set both ends of log at
the same moment of time and with tho greatest re-
gularty. REFERENCES.
William +. Brock Columbus Ohio
Drake, Reed and Co Xenia, Ohio.
John Young, Columbus, Ohio
c. r. Soils, Columbus Ohio.
Amer Reese, Columbus, Ohio
Michael Sullivant, Columbus, Ohio.
Moses Sheifer, GrovepoIt, Ohio.
+. F. Mclaughlin, Springfield Ohio.
William Teri, Urbana, Ohio,
Hardy and Clark, Piqua Ohio.
B. F. Shadlick, Fletcher Ohio.
James Durbin, Texas, Ohio.
J. c. Fisk and Co., Texas. Ohio
William Halter, Napoleon, Ohio.
Stephens and Co, Defiance, Ohio.
John Morgan, DlulFton, Indiana.
West and wilkins, Bloomfield, Ohio
The above ara persons who have purchased the i'm.
provement and have tnow in nse.
All orders addressed, post paid, to the subscriber
at Lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio will be prompt
ly attended to. JOHN SNYDER
| Lancaster, September 90, 1851, 6m2l
MARBLE AND SANDSTONE YARD.
A ]. LILLY & CO., at the corner of Broad and
IN Lawrence streets, with the aid of Machinery
which will be in operation, offer the public the
following articles at Uery lOtO prices
OF Marble-Monuments, HeadStones, Mantles
and Table-Tops:
OF Free-StOne Head-StoneS, Hoarths, Window
Caps and Sills;
OF SGndstOne-Monume with or without
marble tablets tor inscriptions; round monuments
columns for portcoes; gate fence posts Sun dials
&c:-turned with almost any moulding required
All kinds of building work well done at a short
notice.
Our stock of Marble, all Rutland Stone;
+" Free-stone, the best we can find;
" Sandstone, Lamot's and other stone Of
fine quality.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
r-, A. ]. LILLY & co.
Lancaster Ohio, sept. 10, 1851 3ml20
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NATIONAL SHADES.

DURING the coming Winter, will be kept on hand
Lat all times. in the Basement of the 'Tallmadge
House, Fresh Oysters, Birds, Tripe, Venison Steak
Beef Steak, Pigs.feet, Hot Coffee, &c. &C., in fine
every thing Of order that the market will afford
A room will be kept upstairs, adjoining the parloi
of the Tallmadge House, for the accommodation o
Ladies and Gentlemen ]. w. WEAVER
Lancaster, september 25 1851. 81
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Honses and Lots for Sale.

"a rJNHE TWO HOUSES and LOTS on azz3
,sass l. Mulberry Street, being part of is.ssH
I-@@S-S what is known as the Reese Row." e5k.y
are offered toE SALE the following terms, % per
cent of the purchase money in hand and the balance
in EQUAL payments in one, two and three years. with
interest. lnlispu;abis title given
P VAN TRUMP, Agent.
Lancaster, August %. 1851. 6wlT
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Lancaster Markets.

A FTER the frat Of October next the markets vii
IN be held but twice week in this city, from tn;
first day Of October to the first day Of May next, OF
Wedne sdays and Saturdays. Tho change In the mar.
ket will take place the ensuing week
~ b Hereafter the law in regard to throwing oifal
or rubbish within and about the market house, will be
strictly enforced. SAMUEL CANNON, AIcrsidI.
Ladcaster, September 2j. 1851. 3,y2l
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Perry CoUNTY.-We learn verbally
that the people of this county, by a small
majority, have voted in favor of the re-
moval of the county seat from Somerset TO
Lexington.
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CAPS.-Plush of all colors. Blue Cloth, 90 ESSza
Navy, Cloth caps of every variety also ssss;&sS
fine lot of Otter caps, MuskIat, &c. 49,
Particular care has been taken in the selection
of this assortment and every pains taken to suit this
market 1t is the intention OF the propretors to sup
ply the men and boys of this county with the most
approved fashions each fall and spring. and they hre
respectfully invited to call and take look at our ex
tensive variety They also wish to say to
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rbs Gantaster cba,ttts.
Thursday MORNING, Ocl. 10. IsSI

WThe official vote in this county,
has not yet been uscortuined; but from
the reported mnjoritiea, it is probable
that the Locofoco ticket has carried by a
majority of over l4oO, gain of nearly
200 over the last election.
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The STATE ELEcTIoN.-We have but
few returns from the State. The reported
majorities lead US to anticipate the cleo
tion Of the entire Locofoco State ticket
We will. if possible. have further tele-
graph reports before we go TO press.