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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

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Mr.. EnITuR:-I notice by Yesterdays Journal,
tint y"u have gwen u sketch Of The IMPORTANT
procreGlu Of the House nf representatives, on
The lOh lust, while in cummttee of the whole,
on the Temperance bill. But as your report
stops with tile orennon's proceedings. it may be
luslruclive.and Tor aught know, w,cnNsTlTCTIoHAL,
tu give u eehlc account OF the aft ernoUn's pro.
ceeGings also.
The first thing after the bill was called up,
Ward, Of Crawford pressed his amendment.-
Davidson uf course spike in favor Of his friends
amendment You recuect in tn fnreuuon he
eunglze Ward in stratus something like the fol-
luwiug:
He sut by me. and snt by him,
The whole last session through thick and thin
| He snt as | sat. aud sot too.
| So we both snt together the whole session thro
| But now lie speaks of hilnsell The deep
gushing luuutns Of his noble heart break forth
lie lIad IN his time walked "a miles in one day; he
drauk pint ol waier il made him sick --sn sick
that he staggered; he then called for brandy aud
duci'r aud The ducthr told him lie would have
died il he had not taken the brandy. 1t ha,
saved his life, aud he wnuld he its 'riend To the
lust Thus poke the surll of brave man aud NJ
me d ire question his sincerity, or courage, with
nni coming in range Of his famous old revolution
ary irrlock: aud lllen twoud 1e death indeed
Mr.. Wardol Crawinrl, said he had offered hi
ninendnen, in "gn"d faith" The idea ol washin;
sheep without spiritHous iqnor Was preposterons
The whsher would take cold.
Mr. Bckel in his u,un style, supp"rted the a
mendmeut He thought iIthrre wis more whisky
drank by The sheep washers, the wnol w"ud b'
better washed. und the consequence would he
higher rrice fur wOnl He mn IA noble etf'rl
nnd pruved to the satisfaction ui all, that he was
sheep indeed. .r...... ...... ..-.... ...,r.
Mr.. Cr"xtnn thonght temperance men coult
wnsli sheep as we'll as liquor men
Several equally foolish un'I ridiculous amend
IN. nts were offered One Oi item 10y MIR. Wei
ler whose brother. understand. has been electe'
u UnilsI States Senator from California. II III
the California Senator. is as silly as Charley. tn
Seuale will be Illuminated wonderfully by thi
lIew star. -
An amendment Of similar character and impor
lance wins offered hy the great Dpctor from in
mortal Richand. (rendered famous 10y her nobl
stand IN regard tn lees aud salaries He wante
sheep washed coeryd y. Thus spoke the mob
: Roman. aud, exhausted by the effort, srake y
more! Alter snme elimination and recriminati'
by the mighty champions, (nnd an idle hint
bout responsibility somewhere,) the commiti'
bounced up like shot in shovel. and reporte
RoDERtcK RANDOM.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

RAPPINc DELUsIoN. The Oneida Chief.
printed At Clinton. Onedia county, N. Y.
says that family in that place, The mem
bers Of which have heen persuaded by
the raPpiuRs. has been completely broken
up-a mother has left her young child'en,
SICK and uncsred fnr aud taken up
her board. and report says. her bed. with
one Of the masculine spirits Report
Gmther says. that this male rapper. il
order IL make room for his npighhnl''
wife. has discarded his "wn, giving her Z
written discharge. which he calls bill
ut divorce, and that though she sill re-
mains in his family. it is in the characte
"f servant aud not as a wife.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

CLrvELAND March Sth. 1852 Nes0s.
Ed,tors efthe HrtaiG In your paper Of
the b iusi i notice nf the great wuUl
sale al Uxb,ihge. Mass. Perhaps it will
no, ne unnfrTrsIing to your resdrrs. es-
prcaIly To those engaged in producing
The article. Ia hear the particulars Of the
sale. This wn"l was purchased hv the
writer lasr season in The State nf Ohm.
for manufacturing purposes. The mill
was burned the 7th ut The wool was
sold at aurinn. Herewith is the list Of
lhs. aud prices:
The following are the particulars. with
dr>crlptinns copied from the catsh.""r;
5000 lb> Extra fine de laine VOL 42:
10 600 do Al; COCO ine sc; SEQ lLs pick
lnck SORTS so; O.O00 Sax"ny fleece and
80 900 lbs tin,. d., +lre aud Cl"'hing wUol
unass",,ed al 40; 25 0oO medium de Iaiuc
aud clo,ning. 361; 500 d" sc; 10000 do
same l"r. 351; 10 900 cummon ,o / blood
301: 500 lbs fine and medium cIolnlng
325; 2000 lbs (burry) medium ami fine
261; ! 500 do common 1" blood "a;
1000 lbs fine unwashej esq; 5OO rnmmon
To 1 blond d" 271; Is bales clean tnb
W ,shrd 34a; 10 d" 35: 5000 lbs medium
aud clhhins frece> 3G!; $4,000 common
To lnud aud comb,ng fleece. 324; l2-
900 lbs medium de- laine aud 81" hi.e
35I; 5000 c"mmnnto blood 329; 1900
do same l"t. at 3Il The prepared wool,
&c. we omit. as Of ~ special interest
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

SANDusKY. MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
r. R.-We are informed that the earn.
ings ofths road for February. 1852, were
S6.l2O so more than during the CORES
punding month last year. Ofthis in.
crease, 81 600 10 was in passenger earn.
ings, aud tho remainder. 81 $40 So in
freight 1t is proper t" add that except
during the last half the month this yeir,
the freighting business Of the road was
almost suspended in consequences Of i'm
provcments gniug on in the Warehouse
al this point. 1t will be seen. therefore
that the business of the road is opening
large.
Last Monday. we are informed. the
earnings amounted to over $1,000. Tha
was a pretty fair days work. The nun
her Of passengers carried over the road
has largely increased. averaging now a
bout 300 per day.-RcgiSter.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

~ The Bank If England covers five
acres Of ground. employs 900 cle'kS.and
should clerk he ton olJ for service he
is discharged on hslfpayfn for life. There
are no win,lows on The street. light is al
miiied through open courts;no mnb COULD
take the bank. therefore. wi,h"ut can
non In batter the immense walls. The
clock in The centre of the bank has fifty
dials attached to it. Large cisierns are
sunk in the courts, and engines in
perfect order, always in readiness in case
Of fire. The hank was incorporated in
1904. Capital 6ls.OOOGOO sterling, or
800. 900. 600. .'. '..r.a.,r, ,'as
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

DEMAND up FRANcE on BErolUM -
The field "f Wa,erloo. where The power
"f Napoleon received iIs fatal blnw. is
surni"uhred. with the figure of a Lion,
and other 'mnnamenisl devices. placed
there by England. Ia record the triumph
in which she perinrmed an conspicions a
part. Louis Nsp"leon. il appears. has
instructed the Duke Of Basanp. the new
French Envoy 10 the Court Of Belgium,
To insisr upon the removal If The m"nu
mental Lion. and The demolition of the
mnund upon which il rests.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
seizure Of s1eamship Ameriea.

BosToN. Maich6 The revenue officers having
in cbarge the British steamship 'merica. which
arrived at this port yesterday diAcnyerr,l last eve
ming between four aud FIVE fhousand d liars
worth Of lace Cords. which had been illegally tax
rn from the strsmer for the purpose Of smuggling
7 he goods were found secreted IN wagon.
among the dirty linen Of the ship. which was 10
have been SEM tn T. e laundry The goods are Si
rich and costly description. and The America has
been seized ny urder Of the Collector. No arrests
have as yet been made
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

KIT CARSON AND BEAvFR. A lelte:
from Greiner to the State Journal. dated
Sauta Fe, January 81, 1852. says; Y
II saw Xii Csrs"u the other day al
Taos getting ready his traps to get "u1
after besver; the advance in the price
ofskius making it an object now to catch
them, The beaver are very plenty in al
nur creeks and rivers. aud the trsppins
will be a money making business again
with anything like fair price for fu'. :" e.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Ube Gautaster Sa3rtts.
LANoAsTER, MARCH 1s. 1851.
MoRE ExPosuRts. Our resders.kno'


MoRE ExPOsUREs. Our re eSdersiknow
our opiuions. Whenit comes TO speaking
of the Wings and the Wing party, nei'
ther Medary. nor Robinson, nor Dunbar
can tell the truth. If they do by mistake
they correct il the next opportunity and
call it a Typographical error but when il
comes to speaking of themselves and
their own party we feel inclined to he
lieve them an the ground that men would
not willingly criminate themselves. Here
are "few more Of the same sorts"
"THer career is about run. and they
know it; but If they can succeed in IN
turing US IN their fall. they will feel graft
fed, we suppose. They are to" late
however, in their labor Of lone. and they
will have their own work TO pay for them
selves. Dunbar may succeed in making
Knox county IVhig, hut the Robinson
has no hope for success in Hamilton
county. He is too we'll known there. al
he has been in every place he ever at
tempted TO STAY "-StGtesma".
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
A Wrsv G,RL.-THe Valueof Consult.

A Wrsv GlRL.- The Valnecf ConsSh
ing her .Hother,- A clerk III ), Lsu>re-
Gently paid his addresses 1" gill, about
sixteen years Of age, the daughter Of a
A,wer vender. and by lung persuasion
gained her cnnsenI I" marrioge Be.
ing "u the eve of starting for NV Y"ik.
he Induced her to NEE; him at his store.
promising Io have clergyman in at'tn
lance To perform the marriaR" ceremony.
She weni Ia The store. and fellow clerk
vent through with the forms &c marriage.
aud made uu, n certificate. The pIinci-
pal in the transaction then endeavoied TO
induce The gill rn go "ihe h" With him.
hu, she insisted nrou te,iinp h,I m",hsr
,f he step she had taken ard despite hts
IentTealiea ahe returned home. A. Ihqui
~ led to the discovery ofIhe sbnve Facts
spd The affair will undergo alsGsl inyes
tigs,iop. ssa s:s. ea
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

More Epidence We learn that the landlady
Of the Stage House in Nashville. where MIR Jam.
iesou bouried while there. found SOS concealed
in his bed We may as we'll add that the U. S.
Marshal. who was here dav befnre yrsterdv.
found $3.50 in South Carolina money iu his trunk
one one hundred dollar bill. These are fact,
that were not in evidence.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

DeATm or WAsnINGroN's LAST PAIL
BnARER.-lu Alexandria. on the 23d ult.
Mr.. Samuel Hilton, an old aud highly
respectable citizen ofthat place, VIII" was
one those who bure the pail at the fu.
neral of Washington, in 1899, expired or'
the DAY celebrated as the anniversary oI
the birth Of Washington. in 1852. This
gentleman is spoken Of in the highest
terms fnr long life of integrity. He
was universally esteemed by all wht
kna " him
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

IsIT TRUEl- Madam Howard. the dis
cardpd mistress Of Louis Napoleon, aud
The mniher Of his children. is said I" br
an American. born in Ballim"re.-W
STATE Register.
That shn~s. Mr.. Register, that "en'dn
gIing alliances" should bc guarded
gainst. Are YOU. in this instance, for In
trl venlionl-St Louis Rep.
"Wha, eau ennohle knayes. or-or cowArdSI
Alas. not all tile blnod ofalI the Hnwnrts."
q We learn frnm the Washington
papers. that sn experiment was recently
instituted, by direction of the Secretary
If the Navy, iu order To test the preserv
alive virtues. relatively of On"ndsga and
Turks Island sah. ltlwas fouud thai
pmk packed in. the two kinds kept .
quaIly vel, in each. .e Fl, ,-..
~ From the Catholic Almanac fo
1852. we learn that there are in the u
5. 6 archbishops. &c bishops. 1885 priests
I4ll churches. aud a Catholic popula
! ton OF 1 ,oe0,000. Nt tti a.2>''a,.ea
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TELEGRAPHIc INTELLIGENCE |
From washington

WAsmSoroE. March ll.-The House u siill
engaged in discussing tue homestead bill The
Sense waS discussing resolution 10 pay the ex-
penses NJ Kossnb's reception.
New Hampshre has gone ior ille Democracy
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION. ques,
ton as to the cnustitntinnaliIy of county
subscriptions 10 railroads is in fair way
Enr decision by the Supreme Court Of
Ohio. now in session. Mr.. Sianbery,
yesterday morning. moved The Courl
nn behalfof the Cincinnati, Wilmington
and Zanesville Railroad Company. f"r
an alternative mandamus tn the county
C mmissinners "fClin'on county. t" com
pei them To issue bonds for the stock sub
scribed by the county. Mr., Pngh made
similar motion u" brhaf ofthe S'eu
henville Road. We understand rha, the
constitutional question is directly inv"Iv
ed in these cases. and that they vii
probably be argued this week.. 0. S
| .J0urnaL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

TA backwoods Judge thus clearly
de fines the crime of murder:
"slurier. gentlemen, is where man
is murIerously killed The killer in such
case is murderer. Murder by poison
is as much murder as murder with a gun
II is the murdering which constitute"
murder in the eye of the law. I"" will
bear in mind that murder is "ne thing
and marslaughter a'other Iheref"re
lift is not mauslaueh,er. it must be n.nr
der. Self murder has nothing Ia do witt
this case. One man cannot commit tef'
de Sc on snn,her-thst is clearly my view
Gentlrmen. | think you can have u" 'hi
6culty. Murder. | say. is murder. Th'
murder nf father is frstricide; but i, i
not ira,ricide Is man murders his moth
Ter. You know what murder is. and
need not tell you what i, is u"t. 'rpra
that murder is murder. You may retiI
upon it If you like" .I
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
A SnEer IN THE WrND.-A Kentucky

A SHEeT IN THE WIND.-A Kentucky
editor makes the following statements:
Our sl"ck of paper has 6zzlrd "nr, or
nearly 81; our paper maker is in state
oi suspension. ar ought Ia hr; the 'smal
fry" are aftera holiday, ar will he; aud
the editor is hg I, or may he het"re a
u",her supply nj paperi- obtained; once
we publish a half shee, Instead Of whole
one. and exclude lhrreirom everything
except necessary news. nonsense. aud
new advertisements"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

"GooD OLD TrMEs"-The B"s'""
Courier takes the following extract from
the Masmchusetts Gasetie, published in
Boston, March Both l7S7:-
"kfter one ofthe severe snow storms
at the beginning of the past winter, as
some persnns in the town cf Stow we're
clearing away the snow which was tying
in great quantities about h"spen. they
were surprised 10 see goose fly from a"
opening which they had made as they ap
proachcd the ground. The punr animal.
as appeared by rrc"llecling the time
when she disappeared, had been buried
exactly four weeks, notwithstanding
which she came uut lively aud we'll. Not
so fortunate were two Insurgents. who
we're engaged in action at Sheffield
Having taken shelter in subrrrra"e"n'
cave. in order To eluhe search If part,
of light horsemen at Lanesbornugh. they
were found snffncated in their retreat; a
| fall of snow having secluded them from
the air by shutting up every avenue I"
communication" o.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

A PRINTING ITEM.-A litter from
Washington. to The New York evening
Post, saving that the ceusns printing
done by MIR. Rives. in 1910. "c"sI sl32,
900. He cleared 100000 exactly!
Enough to erect large. splendid bulId'
ing and nearly ftitu up. Economy is the
honest, earnest cry at The people. aud
their servants must attend la EN- The
Inwes, bid for the present census j"h Is
5000. 900! The highesr 1900 600 J.
There are n,w more places than State
capitals where the prunmg knife is need
el in the printing buslness.- Gin. Eng.
/ The above frnm the Hamilton Count,
Locofoco organ. seems To point at "s"mt
, body else" in Columbus. aud we migN
apply the remarks within smaller CO"
pass and nearer home. .,. --
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

A GIFr To HUNGARY. A good dame
of Ohio. in a letter To Kossulh, expires
ses her regret that she has neither silver
nor gold to give him, wh"m she comp''
ments for his "diviue achievement. in re
deeming Hungary through his jem"crat
ic exertidns;" but she deemsit-a duty aud
aprivileoe to- give him her son. who, she
says. is dearer to her heart than silver
and gold. This is the first instance oi
physical aid which Kossuth has received
Nor,does the kind lady's poelical sympa
thy end here. She also pr"poses aud
promises that her grandson. K"ssnIh
Harmon. now tender infant. when lib
er'y shall he proclaimed in Hungary
"shall be trained to Isise his little hat in
honor of G''d aud Liberty"
TTotal number Of immigrants arriv'
ing at N. York during the mnnih of Feb
/. ruary was5.342- during the correspond
ing month Of 1851 It was S.7l0. The
months Of January and February. at
! comp ared with those Of laSt year, show
! decrease Of 5,9l3.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

Nav LINE or STEAMEWs.-The Brit
ish Cove rnment has advertised f,r pr"
posals for three steamers. Ia run fr"m
Montreal and Quebec in Liverp"l
While the 81. Lawrence is open the
steamers are tn ruu iwice month. and
during the winter season ars To ply be
tween Portland and Liverpool. ss
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

INDIANA LEGIsLATuRE.--lnth Senate,
on the 25h ult,, a joint rrs"luIi"n asking
the Government oi Ihr United States In
put \ stop to the slave trade "n the coast
Of Africa. and aid in cnlnniZing the no
grnes and mulattnes in The United States
was read the third time aud passed :
ayes 80, nsys5.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

HEREDiTARy INSANITY. The Clinton
(Ct) Cuurant says that singular end
melancholy instance ot this strange dis
ease is furnished in the family history at
Mr.. Genrge Barrett. nf Slinley, in that
State, who committed suicide by hanging,
on Saturday. the 3lst ulI. The mother
of the deceased terminated her existence
in the same manner; beloved sister. al
90. about ten years since, came to a sim,
liar unhappy end; aud on Saturday
morning last.a younger brother was found
dead in his bed. with his throat cut in a
shocking manner; al four c"mmltiing the
rssh act without any apparent cause. 4
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$34.492 633 o.

A l,iIl had been introduced into the California
Sera,e, authorizing the Governor Of the State to
issue land warrants to actual settlers Gu swamp
lanAa. IL y -. LII LII. ---------
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SINGULAR SALE OF SLAVES. A negro
woman aud several children were sold at
Goldshoro'. North Carolina. few days
ago. al prices ranging from $7ll to SS27.
The GnIdsboro' P,tri"t says:
They were the children of a free
negro by the name cf Adam Wynue,
who had purchased their mother, his
wife. previous !" their birth. They were
consequently his slaves. aud he having
become involved, they were sold for his
IebIsn e s-.. ...
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FnRnGS ITEMS II is rumored that iwn more
Of the crew Of the Amazon had been picked u?
al sea, after Aonting lnr ten days ou life buoy
The report WAS sca'rIy credited.
The Duchess nf Orleans had adar ssed The fol
lowing letter In the President. refusing the dona
lion Of 300 000f per anliun. mainiained 10 her in
the decree of January 22:-
Monseur-As do not acknowledge yonr right
10 l,lunder my family. neither do ! scknowledgs
y"ur right To assign To me a donation in tue name
nf France. refuse the d"wry.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

Another STARTLING WoNDER In a
recent speech in The House of Repre-.
seniarives, DIR. Ulis said: ..s. a.
He was free'to acknowledge. az a
northern Demncrat, that he could MI
feel proud nf the position Of the Dem"
cratic party. asst presents itself TO the
country this day"
Ye Gods and Little Fishes! Wher
such man as Dr.OIds becomes ashame,
Of the Democratic party. it must be in I
pi,iable condition indeed. You can
come back, Doctor. tits un use Knocking
al the door," .....
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Ths pstsn,Ion or lhs sleamer Am.rIea.

The DeteniIOn OF Inc Steamer NmeTIeh.
BnsroE. March 8th.- The ag nts nf the Aneri'
ca have given bonds f,r her value. and she will
be delivered over Ia them.
Joseph Bickley,one of the stewards "f The Amer
ca has absconIed, aud $500 are offered Tor lis ar.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

" The cost of cleaning the streets Of
Cincinna,i for the week ending on the
2s,h ultimo was $9l3.26, but they were
still in bad state.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

ExPoRr uv Coup The following liable show.
ing the amount or gold exported from San Frpn.
cisco for the year ending 3Oth December, 1851. is
taken from the custom huuse books:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

CRrME by THE WHnLEsALE.- The Al.
leghan,an says that the Circui, Cont Of
Maryland Epr Allegheny county, which
commences on lhe third Monday in April
will have to dispose of a large amount Of
criminal business. There are four per
sons charged with murder. one wIihrspe
une with arson one with Ergery. tw" with
passing counterfeit money, one with 90
tanning goods under false Pretences. five
for larceny. and number who were
charged with less offences. The "Rnod
time coming" has scarcely reached that
secliun Of the country yet.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

r DRyrNG CANDIES. Away pin Yer
mon, l"ng time ago. help had spoil
ed lot Of candles hy letting them fall
into hogshead Of rain water. The pa
tience of her mistress gave way entirely
under the disaster. aud she retired To heI
room in a passion While trying uusuc
cessfnlly. To calm herrxcited feelings, hv
taking vinleut exercise in the rocking
chair, an "d"r mnre penetrating Than
ereeahlp assalrd her nose, aud caused
her Ia exclsim:
Mercy sakes. Bridget, what is the
matter in0wP ... .....
'Nwhlu' ma'am,' replied Bridget. Il
only pnr the candles in the hot oven f"I
10 drI!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

TmE Wires OF Missouri, The, Ohio
State Journal says: THE Wing fires burn
brightly in Missouri. Conventions are
being held in every county of the State
and Judging from some of their resolu
tions, we should infer that in the next
campaign, Missouri, heretofore the Glib
raltar Of Locofocoism. would give a
good account of herself. and roll up a
handsome Wing majority for most of the
Wing candidates Tor State offices. Ev'
erythiug at present indicates that her
next vote tor President will be cast for a
Wing. We are rejoced To notice the
harmonious feeling that pervades the
Wings of Missouri they will fight man
fully and noble in the August and No
vember elections Marx the prediction
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
.sn,"rday evening. March 10, 1852


tVWe beg leave to assure our con
temporary "fthe Perry cIunty lDem"crsI
tbai, had we supposed him to be a com
mon blackguard we should nn, have treat
ed him as gentleman; and bef're he
succeeds IN inducing the Lexington peo
pie To commit suicide. we would call his
attention To the fact that q Connection
between This city and Gainesville hy way
Of Newark. is only ten miles longer than
the Lexington route. costs only about
half the money. will secure large sub
scription to the company. and open up 4
northern market at all seasons Of the
year. The Directors of the cumpany
however. propose tn locate the route
through Perry. when the county votes a
subscription Of 100000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

HIN Ma y OKLEANN
The Paris Moni,eur Of the 18Th publishes
communicated" uore. declaring that there is no
truth in The rnmor Of menacing demands being
made on freign Governments by France. 0r "f
its warlike Intentions: nnd that { e Government
has not taken any one step that would show a
change in its pacific policy.