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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

ing bill was up ina ,ew-slrdue and o.ai,, r,fsr,si
1t will take another Ashland ,nee,in'ltn mass II
A new salary bhl was iu,rod,c.d us G,IInws
Governor sJOnO. Ii.pian,,,,, r, ,,,,,,,,. eonn = -
retary OF State 4 5OO. rr,.asnrar a. enn. ,I;,
81 SOO; Librarian Sam A,,or,.,, c,.,ai sIoo6
aud 8 per cent a,,l ,ie,,ls,s ~ 1ln.,,I ,yp,hI;,
Work. 81 G00 ,.,nh - D'''' VI uO'''
The bill re uIu,iuu (orcibls en,ry a,J Js,,;nar
was read a third finn aud nn..,.J - o9 80.
noup. N''N 'e"' 80 nays
The Auditor nnd. n renort an Tho .,ocL ,r,,G,.
aud taxes Of Bnnks ,f vI,irL . mn &c. r,oa,.s
,,r,l,.r.d f., t,. ,.r,,,,t '' ~O0O N'f'N' 'S'o
The aItprp,n,n ,v,s srs,,, Il, ,l;,,,s.; A. g..
hill the particular clat,,, bain, fn, ,n .vs,,,,,
schuOl houses and clur,Lps ,,i,l, the ,,.,,,Is -,
tachen
House The bin IN aloI,sl, ,l,a anil C,rE..s =,
Drliauce and nroving I. ,,,,L. ;,, i'', ''.', 1'
fic. ,v,s n,s..J I,In,,I "''' !. Tu' p o'te
tn ninn which il was e, ,v,,,,. ,I,,'
lrc was Ia urn twn Whia. rr, orJ .'iE H.
,crat in, Tli, conlI IN, h I,n,, h,, H..
bill Orcourse very lille eI,e WA. J,re Thsr,.
v,r, hills reu,rtsd T., r ~, ,i' n -.
ent Institutions of IN. S,Sia ami 49,, ,I D.;
le0tinrv. The party in u,v,r -La,i L,,,.. ,,,r,,
| ,..i, ,i,au,i, r., ,L., "'' "o''e' 'u' !"
hunting down sons stray VIII, ,,h,, La,,no,,s T.,
uuld some petty office
| THuKsDAY, March IL -Seuots - A oond ,,a,,,.
peliIuns have been presented ayuiu,t Li,I, sala
| res, petition was presented ,,uniust III, elec
ion of LAWYERS Ia the Lplislit,,r,,
| Mr. Waiter. from the cuinmlte. mn The M,.di
Zeal Colleges introduced bill To regulate th,
practice of medicine and surg.ry il, mi. St,t..
which was read the first time
Mr.. Vatli-r. from tie saiu, c,in,nittee iptroJu,
ed bill regulating the sale of poi.un: which WA,
read re first time
(rhis hi requires all arsenic IN h., ,nixeJ will
indigo aud a register to be kent of ull u.r,ou,
bnyina the same
| Mr.. Rice, from the select co,nmi,t.e IN ,vhom
wns referred the bills 10 provide far ib. St,,,
prinl 2, reported the same back wiIbout amend
nemt when the bill wins reaI t,,, thrI linn, nm,
passed The hiIl is entirely diiT;,rcut rrn,n ,h,
House bill and wilt b,iv,. n, ,,a, ,l,, ,,,,,,,,,
orihut body - '
| Some lime WAS soent /, d;s,ns,ir, +, r.soI,,;,,
Edirecting the Board If pnbl;c Wnrks,, ra.r;m,
their r,.snluii,,n nhn,,t go, ,ilroI L.;,t, q -,
Drlnournri,. m.mbrr. sn,,, If II -. .,y,iI,I,s nI,
II w;r. rpl.,r.d ~
Tu,. tax Lil Nos talk L,, nm ,r,o,. c,,.; l,,.,L
discus ion. lh. r,lLyvn., on.n,In.,t ,y,. n1,,,
ed: E
All public ,cI,n,l Inn .es h,ns.v ,.sI ,vrl,.;,,
Ily for rubic >ynrsl,n, ,h. hr,k. ,,,J rnr,,;,rr,
THEREIN. and Ih,. uru,,u,ls n,t.bnI IA, .u,I Ln;IJ
mr ueces.nry T. = tI,, ,,,,. ,,,,,,,,.,, ,., ,,,,'
e,,i ,y,nr,i ,i ,I,,. .,,,,,, AMI ma, L,,I '.I ,I
wise used NiII II v;,.,y II, ,r,;, ,.., av.,n,,.,ai
IIouss A hill wa. ir,rrLrcaI r., ,,n,In,ri,.,
County C,n,u,isi,n,,rs I'm ,cr,,, ,I. ,,,,..,I.,r .
IN, mike ru,,ls and k.., ,hs s,,,r, II, r.,,;.
III lie hin tu r.nrnl tbe law l.vviuy n ,,, ann,
lh,,N,,.,. 80, a l,, i,,,,n- ...,,..!''lo : - ~ -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

Tolls REDUcrD FROM ZANRsvILE. -
We understand that the Bnarl Of Puh
lie Wnrks.have reduced the tolls "u Apm
from GAINESVILLE to Cleveland, from tic
2m.tn SBc. per barrel.- Il lea. Uer.
II this islhe way in which thingS are
done. the sooner we get the Railroad
done the better. This reduction was
caused by the fact that Flour has been
taken cheaper by railroad from Zanes
Vile via Newark, Mount Vernon aud
Mansfield To Sandusky, than by canal to
Cleveland. The reduction will operate
about eighhcents per barrel against those
neighbo,ing towns which have no rail
road. ~ I-a l.-ts- -,ts.1s e.'' ,. rs,a.
P.S. We learn with pleasure that
the Board have abolished their former
rule ofmskius discriminating reductions,
finding that it did not work we'll, and
hereafter when any reduclioh is nude, il
viii operate generally over the State.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

ARREST oF AN ACCOMPLISHED SwINDLER.
1t was stated in yesterdays Sun, that q
man named &. Rand Thompson. an
escaped convict fr"m Kentucky. had been
arrested in Philadel phia, ON Friday
uight, after swindling two or three Iandla.
dies and sumo half dozen of the leading
hotel keepers of that city. In one in.
stance he represented himself to land.
lady as a rich California merchant, won
her affections. got possession Of her gold
watch. and after inducing her TO break
UP housekeeping. to 90 with him TO Cali.
fornia. he gave her the slip. The watch
was found on his person when arrested.
ln another instance he hired horse
worth Sf25. to ride out for the benefit Of
his health. and sold him for S25. Al tho
United States Hotel, under the name Of
Chandler. he hired suit of rooms for
his sister aud br0lher.iD law. who, hs
stated were coming from Baltimore, bus
train after train arrived without them and
finally he went to Mr.. Allen and inform.
ell him that by the delay he had run out
of money. and requested the loan of $50.
which was promptly handed h.m-he
giving his check. He instantly disap.
peared. and the check was subse quently
found to be worthless. Al several other
hotels he played similar tricks under diff
fereHt names. and when arrested had
various burpiarinus instruments in his
ossessinn.-Bah Sun.
The North American gives long his.
tory of this man. He was once rich and
did not need money. but his vices impov.
erished him At one time he lost S43, f..
900 at gaming table in Washington
city. lie subsequently, forged treasury
notes, was arrested. broke jail. was re-
arrested, convicted aud sentenced for ten
years. After four had expired he was
pardoned by President Tyler. During
one years stay al Louisville. he commit.
ted over 40 robberies al the different no
,els, was again placed in the penren,iary
but manage J 10 escape and was at large
until The recent capture in PhiIadelphis
His life will answer for another "yellow.
kivered" book.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

MAMMOTH PREssEs.-The prOpriel"rs
Of the Philadelphia Ledger have con-
trac:ed with R. Hoe & Co, New York
To build for them pair Of Eight CyIiu-
der Machine Presses. the price of which
is twenty iYe thousand dollars each. or
fifty thousand dollars The pair! A pref
ty good sum for pair Of newspaper pres
ses, some of our old fashioned cun,empo.
raries will think! The contract was
made last November, and The presse'
are to be furnished within me year
They are calculated TO print tVentyfr
AOus md sheets per hOuy! .....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

STAGE CoAcnEs.-"Farew well then tc
ye coaches You have done your work
well. but in this fast age We cannot wsiI
for you. The railroads aud steamers
themselves are hardly fast enough for u:
now!
Thus says The Buffalo Courier, as the
last ofthe Ohiu Stage Con pany's Coach
es took it's departure from that city IN
return no more. That Kind Of talk
may suit the longitude Of New York
but in Ohio. it has been decreed by the
Board of Pablo Works. that we ate ID
return to the halcynn days of the Stage
Coach and Canal Boat. Three miles al
hour is fast enough" according to the
latest revelations, for the people ofthi:
State.-Sandusky Register.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
[FOr the Lancaster Glzetie.1
The Question Of Printing.


! Mr.. EDlToR:-WII you allow One who indie.
pendent of all party feeling has watched the
course oi the present Legislature and of certain
men at the Capitalize express through youf aper
hs views upon this vexed question: Tue last and
decidedly iIIe most ridiculous thing OF the season
is tue lame atteinpt of certain OF Col Medary's
uhderstrappers to whilewash him in his Course
relative tn this matter. Has ii come Ia this Mr..
Editor, that Probate Jndge Rankin. % Charley
Flood aud men Ut such ilk are tO silence tle voc.
OF tie Democracy nt Ohui Ii indeed this is To
he lhe case. then Heaven save The party But
this matter Of printing. do not blame Metlary
aone in the first instance but cast the RESPONSE
bility upon the Legislature, Look ut it:--The
Constitution pruvides for the letting al the pablc
printing 10 the lowest hidder: well the Legislature
neels-tllat body OF Democrats. whn are To put
this sucred instrument in motion and administer
the government of the State purely and faithfully
What do they dol Elect tile brother Of Col Me.
dnry Clerk oi 0ne branch Of their body, aud a
dependent nl that gentlemen Clerk IT, the other.
These tw" worthless cUniraCt away the public
printing al Medary's own prices. aud the Legis
laure III clear violation of tile Constitution. are
months III Sessinn without even noticing the plull.
der oi the treasury. The people. tue honest De.
mocrncy whO have right Ia expect. nay demand,
different course of things. meet together and
send up their vince in cUndem laiion OF all this
When h.! Dictator Me,lary den"uuces. excnmmn
Municipalities, thnse-the people-who dare call
upon the Legislature 10 stop his pInnder of their
money. Aud to caplhe climax of his brazen i'm
pndenc,. he calls public meeting at The Capital
trots out his tnuIs. Rankin (Gud save the mark!
& Co.. whu exh inst all the ideas in their sill,
brains in landhIg their lnlster aud this is parade,
by Mednry in his columns as triumphant Uindi
cation of himself! ......
Aud is this The way. honest realer. that ques
tiUns Ol 81 grave anatnre Hre 10 he disposed oil
Will you stand quietly by and see the Conslilu
tUn violated with impunity. and when an homes
inan dare raise his v0ce in protest. sufor thi
would be dictator To the Democracy. heard hin
without rebukei Allow me lo say, Mr. Editor
in behalf Of the honest men Of all parties. lhn
these things will not be submitted To-; und tu tht
people lei ne say. rseup aad in your mi ght, senC
your thunder 10 the ears of this Meiary and BIZ
IN MONS; whether they he members ofthe Legi,a
ture, clerks or what not. OBSERVER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
Arrival from Europe. .

NEw YORK, March l7.--The steamship Niagara
arrived at Halifax this morning, at au early hour
bringing 60 passengers
Cotton market has been exceedingly active
with sale of over II .OOO bales fur tue week end
ing 5lh inst. Prices have slightly advanced
Breadstuls dull, aud holders hive made Sigh
CONCESSION. Provision market active, aud leading
articles improved . ......,....'
London money market was easy. aud bullion
in the bank increasing. American stocks steady
C"usoIs have slightly improved = .''r7
. The general news possesses no feature Of i'm
uOrlnuce
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

lHE BARRIsTER AND TmE WITNEss.--
There is point beyond which human
fnrbeareuce cannot 90, aud the most
even of rempelt will become ruffled al
times. At the assizes held during the
past yeal at Lincoln. England, both
Judges and counsel had much trouble to
make the timid witnesses upon a trial
speak sufficiently loud To be heard by
the jury; and it is possible that the
temper of the counsel may thereby have
been turned aside from the even tenor OF
its way After this gentleman had gone
through the various stages OF bar pleading
and had coaxed. Threatened, aud even
bullied witnesses. there was called into
the box young ostler, who appeared Il
be simplicity persnuifed. t' -"
"Now. sir" said the counsel, in tone
that would at any other time have beer
denounced as vulga,Iy Iy lond, 81 hope W,
shall have no difficulty in making yo,
speak out"
81 hope not, zur," was shouted, OIL
rather beloved out by the witness, it
tones which almost shook the building
aud would certainly have a armed an,
timi'l ar nervous lady.
"H"w dare you SPEAK in that way
sill T. said the counsel.
"Plrase,zur,I cant speak any l"nder
said the asrouished witness. attempting
I" speak hudcr than before, evidentl,
thinking the fault to be IN his speaking
too softly. ..
Pray, have you been drinking lhi,
m"rniugl" shouted the counsel. who ha,
now thoroughly lost the last remnant .
his temper.
Yes, znr." was the reply. ..-.
Aud what have you been driukingl"
"Corfee. zur"
"And what did you have in your cof
fee. Sir?' shouted the exasperaled coun
sci.
"A spnne. zur!" inunrenrly shou,e,
the witness in his highest key, amidst th
ruars ut the VIII lie court exec ptng oml
the now thoroughly wild counsel, VIII
flung duwn his brief, aud rushed ont I,
court
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

TBe OLp TmRTEEN.-The Legisla
mre of New Jersey has appointed dele
gates to the Convention I" be held III
Philadslpha on the 4'h of July next
,.;,l raCerence to monuments in lnde'
pendeucs Square. This makes the
fourth or fifth Stale, viz: Georgia, Della
ware, Pennsylvania. New Jersey, aud
we think another. Maryland aud 'Vir'
sinia have not yet acted,
HThe New York Tribune is among
the prescribed newspapers in France
Copies sent by mailtu that country are
confiscatea.-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
wWe are informed that JUDGE Hurd

of Mt, Vernon, has allowed an injunction
agains, the Acting Commissioner of the
Board of Public Works. to prevent hi,
Interference with the construction of {
Bridge over the Canal at Lock port, neal
Newark. for the use of the Central Ohio
Railroad, The legal power of the Board
10 break down the Railroads, is there
fore about io be tested in Court oflaw
Sandusky Reg.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

BAToN RouGE. March II The Spie Wing
Convention met to.ay in the House of Repre-
sentaiives The attendance was very large, every
Parish being represented.
Millard Fillmore aud J. J Crttenden were no
mina,ed by acclnmulim.
Great ulnnimty nnd enthusiasm prevailed f.
leclors We're appointed. when The meeting ad,
iourned with nine cheers for the nominees.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

PATRroTrsM DIvrRsrlY AppRscfArED.
The Mississippi delegates to the Nash.
Vile Convention have received from the
State Treasury SO 22O, in payment ol
their arJudus services Ia Georgia the
corresponding band ofself sacrificing pa.
trioIs made application tor a similari"sc
acknowledgements" but the Legislature
uugralsfully refused 10 DO any such
thinga.Ll NJ .--N.--l. MO ~. j.. y L-r.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

"AUsTRIANIsM."-We see it stated
that. upon the passage of the resolution
through the Senate to pay the expenses
Of X ossuth aud his suite while the distin-
guished Hungarian was the guest of Con.
gress. Gen. Cass voted in the negative
Would il not DO well for some of the
Red Republican papers to notice this
matter with some Of their appropriate
phrases" added. ... ..-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

---Some men become easily elated
A few weeks since Simons became Chair.
.man ola cnmmit,ee for amelioralinc the
ofstrayed cattle. Since then
he carries his head so high that he can't
recognize even'the man who endorses for
him. ua fts 4sS3l4-- E,A 49,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

ONO LEGIsLATURE.-We are anxious
TO see what the Legislature will do with
their resolution of adjournment. From
the anxiety which was manifested and
the earnest appeals which were made 10
put the new Constitution in the hands of
its friends" we had supposed that they
we'e we'll posted up in all thugs apper
taiuingto its provisions yet after all. we
notice that a committee of ten are ap
pointed To find out what laws are really
needed and report the same To the twn
Houses. Had these gentlemen been
willing 10 acknowledge their ignorance
the first of the session, some considera.
BILE time aud money would have been
saved. Here they have been spending
nearly three months. talking. debating and
considering, and have only found uQt
that members are entitled, under the ne
Constitution, to four dollars per day 10.
stead Of three. We trust the committee
of ten will find out portion of what 70
mains to be done, aud should they by
accident discover what the Governor aud
other State officers are entitled to, it will
be Of great service tn the House, who ap
pear to be reully in distress upon thi,
subject
The people Of the State should be duly
thankful that "ihe new Constitution is IN
the hauds ofts friends" Whatever 9th
ers may say, we really lhink it receives
at their hands as much consideration d,
IL is entitled To, aud we've il not for the
fact that these frequent violations of il.
spirit and provisions might be used here
after by bad meu as precedent. we
would add that they are melting out Il
it full neasute of justice,
There is nue other thing which ough
to be remembered. Il was whispered
sbout snme time since in Locuincn cir
cIes, that tbe members If the Cnnstilu
lioual Convention would have their name
handed down 10 posteIity aud would b,
remembered with gratitude. Ii j. pretr,
generally known that a book vas com
menced for this purpose, which painle,
three characters at least. Now, in al
humility we would suggestto these SAM
circles that the names of "ihe friends o
the new Constitution" be pltced upoI
the same roll Of honor, aud especial,
those who have been chusen To legisatt
it into vitality; aud wlIile we are at il
we would also suggest that this be don,
speedily. as in the coulse Of human 9
vents ii might possibly turn out that. will
rare exceptions. these individuals vii
deny that they ever prniessed any Iov'
Gor that instrument. ... ... .. ....-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

A LARGE PRoPusITIoN.-The Jourual
Of Thursday says that the Ohio Stage
Company held meeting in Columbus on
Monday last. for the purpose Of consider
ing proposition TO run line Of coaches
through from the States To some point it
California. 1t is estimated that it vii
require about 1900 horses. What con
cIusion was arrived at is not stated.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

To day, Doctor OLDs gave the
House aud the Galleries another speci.
men ofIow and contemplate black guard
ism-he selected the Secretary Of the
Treasury, "glnrious Tom CoRwIN." to
vent his :mpotent spleen upon Edison B
Olds abusing TmoMAs CoRwIN!- whal
a ridiculous, as we'll as contemplate
exhibition Wash. Cor. Clece. Her, 5A
INST
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
New GERMAN Wuro PAprn.-M

New GERMAN WulG PAPER.-Mr.
Augustus Weber, certified by the Wheel.
ing Gazette to be one Of nur most tho.
rough German scholars. is about com.
mencing the publication ofa Wing news.
paper in the German language, in Wheel
ing. Va. Wheeling is a good place for
such an enterprise. We hope the pa.
per may be wells sustained.
"a JonN B. GoUeH. il is said. will Ger.
tainly be here on Monday next. de.
sparch having been received to that eff
feet by Mr.. STEWART, of this city. from
Cincinnati. Columbus Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
They know-to tcho 10 who!

10 The editors of the Cincinnati En
quirer aud The Ohio Statesman are Ell
gagged in a very exciting controversy as
tn which of their papers is the fithest
aud lowest in The public estimation. The
quesliou is a very suitable one for deba.
ting clubs. as SO much can be sud on buth
Sides Prentice .f . -
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WHOLE NO. 1883


CENTRAL ONO RAtLRoAO.-.TlO
Wheeling Gazette states that the Gem
trh Ohio RailIoad will soon be contract.
ed as far east as Cambridge, aud tho
route from Cambridge to Wheeling. ss
sOon as it can be determined which it
shall take, and the amount Of material
aid.
HoRRIBLE.--We published an item q
DAY or two since to the effect that it'll.
girl had been murdered 10 York county,
Pa. by some person unknown. who was
supposed I" be crazy. 1t was alleged to
have been done in the absence of her
patents She. together with an elder
sister IL years Of age, aud au infant, had
beeu left at home. The story was told
by her sister. We copy the following
from the Baltimore Sun:
1T was first supposed that the deed
had been committed by man. said To
have been seen in the neigbborhoOd, aud
III Saturday a suspected person was ar,
rested in this city. Yesterday. however,
II was rePorled that Cathsrine B. Busler.
aged about IL years, the sister Of the
murdered girl.had confessed tn at she was
the murderess. This report is confirmed
10y persons who arrived here from York
county yesterday. 1t appears that the
deceased had threatened To tell her
mother that Cathsriue had stolen some.
thing out Of The closet. whereupon tho
latter struck her violent blow. and
seiziug butcher knife, deliberately cut
her throat from ear to ear. She then
took The infant child Of her parents aud
escaped, but som after returned, and
concocted the story elected before tho
coroneT's inquest about an old man en-.
,ering the house and committing the hor.
rid deed"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

THE BLAcKING TRADE.-Since the
liquor law went into fnrce in Maine.
great quantities Of bottles. labeled Day
& Martins Backing" have been import
ed into that State. aud yet il is not OBJ
served that the boots are cleaner than
hpluTa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25


PoETRY AS rs PutTRY A Southwestern new
Iper publishes the following which is one
e best things lis kind we have ever met wit
he point will he seen as The reader progresses
Twas u cold antumnal night,
A dismal uue Ia view
Dark clouds obscnreI lair Venus light,
Aud not slnr appenrcd N sight,
As the thick forest through
Mnggins--as usual- blue"
Beat h"newald. "tacking" lett and right;
When Nil at once lie brought upright
Against an nld dead yew;
h' Al which lie rounded to-
Aud "sqmring off, as rlo fight,
Said, with an oath shan'i indite,
.. "-niernal scnundrel you!
Lishi-an' I'll lick you black or white!
Just then above him hpw
An owl. which II u branch did light
a lev ieet n'ef the hoozy wight, ..
Aud then cnmmenced "Tn who
Tn whoo-Tn.w whno"
Q'mlh Mugsins, 'Dou'l you think 10 fright
A fellow uI my weight and height
...- With you Trr Whnu ler wboo.
You cursed hugabuo
An ify"u're Belzehub, its quito
On necessary yuu Slruid Zig t.
For Muggins mini your due
For money mniiers nre all righH--
The Printers paid np-honOr brigM
Tlrrea the nwl Withdrew;
attn Ana Muegims mzzled loo
But there ure'olher chaps who might
Be caught put late some dismal night,
Who hapcat paid what's duei
They know-to tchO-to Who'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

Sr.IuUIs. March W. Kossuth leavesfor New
Orleans this muroing on the Alex, Scott Seven
teen hundred dollars llqve been realized from the
asae of Hungarian bonds.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

~ Is the edtur Of the Auglaize Re
publican an honest maul-O. S. Journal.
We would smggest 10 our friend Of the
Journal 10 take lamp. go around among
the Locofcco editors of the State. and
then state whether he has found an ex
ception TO the general rule.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

ClSolSSArl, March l9-P. M.-River risen 8
inches. Weather colt. Flour dull; no sale Of
moment. Whisky l5s; 80 hhds Bacon sides sold
at 81, packed. Groceriesin good demand, and
firm. s--. sts. .+, ,....tf s..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

NEw YORK. March IL Palmer & Co. No. 80
Broadway, wers yesterday complained of before
the police court for selling spurious passage lick
els To CailuriIin 'f. '' i sf..'I ..
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From Washington

NEw ORLEANS March 7.-Carvajd Al has been
captured by Gen. lIarney, aud brought prisoner
TO Brownsville -" '. H."
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100 Violns received on commission, which will
lUU be disposed Of at retail or wholesale. onvery
reasonable terms. OTIO W. kkAEMEh.
Lancaster. March -, 1852. ~
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WAsHISornH. March Is The Committee in
the House have decided upon awarding $l00, ,0OO
to DR.. Morton Iur his discovery OF ether.