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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-16
We. THOMAS P. g. HENsHAyV.-Whereas, 10 Il

+. THOMAS P. 6. HENsHAW...Whersas, ia the
IGs Coar OF Law for fIenrico county, r. NJ b Roy DID, on
@ W n '' u Nay 1851, Judgment against me- ss your
. n" note pas able demand for the sum OF sixty
with interest thereon to be comnu
s.r h xix per per ennum, m the ON day OF
i: Ill ayment and the costs ST 81 cents ana he
@ aviue said juds for the said sum- win inter
:s' against me- dated the l7h day Of August
@ m on the Goth day Of August 1851 pay the SAID her acas
g principal interest. and eherins commissions 20
e. Nnw lake notice that shall the 9th day OF May ensuing
@ me Ccui Court of Law IIcnrico county, for
sa !o fer IT." sIi SIT 81 with interest from sad 26th
au2us ISL til paid and Eve per cennm damages on Tue
oi 81 q agreeable the statute of Virginia IN uch case
@st and provided. Respectfully yours,
-MRnond Apr6-ctf TilOS. NJ TAWES.
AcHANC cry Y,-vIRGINIA.-Ata Circuit Court held for
William County the Court House, Friday the 2st dny
sN1Scmber ISL:
a.~r.S Crow, Plaintiff:
Itn W. Crow and others Defendants
las be hoard upon the formerly read
ae VIM Turner OF the 18th November. s5l, ana
argued by Counsel wh"reupon the Court doth ajudce order
!ecc Commissioners Of this Court settle IN ae.
l OF Nathaniel Crow, admir- the OF Robert Gro
~ AMI I,cnanin Crow dee ID said commissioner will also
&c Of all debt, remaining duo aud unpaid by Robert
~ decd wins 10 due and Tho character Of the debts
rr, Of ary debts due from Benz Crow decd and
M hsracc and report proceedings TO the Court with any
ei deemed pertinent by himself required oy anv OF tne ar.
Cory-Tes,e: ROBERT foLLhRp, eic'A'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
TELEoRAPHIC INTELLIdRNCE.
Pr0m YYnsninrInn.

WAsmsoToN, May Sshats.-.Mr.
Seward submitted resolution. calling for
the correspondence in regard tn the With
drawnl Of iIulsemlhn, A ustrisn Minist r.
Bill granting right Of way and making
grant Of lands 10 Indiana, Illinois and Iowa,
~ aid Of constructing a railroad from the
Wabash TO the Missouri river, was ordered
cngOssed.
The Senate took up the resolution calling
upon the Secretary of the Navy for the report
Of Lieut.. Temple, detailing occurrences at
Vera Cruz, during the Mexican war. After
short debate, the Senate took up the def
cheney bill, but without coming to a vote,
adjourned till Monday.
WAsmSGToN, May l7.-House.--A bill
was reported to run and establish the boun-
dairy Of Texas aud the United States.
On motion, the House adopted resolu-
lion to ADJOURN over till Wednesday, in or
der to attend the fun 'ral OF Mrs Adams;
widow Of ex-president J. Q. Adams, to take
! place tomorrow at II o'clock.
/ The House then went into committee on
the territory bill. After debate, HJu5e ad-
Ijourncd.
| $ RGte-Pdsscd resolution to adjourn
over to Wednesday to attend the funeral oI
Mrs. Adams.
Mr.. Underwood introduced bill changing
the mode Of compensating members Of Con.
grcss, allowing salary Of $4,000 per annun
and 30 cents per mileage, deducting $40 d
day for absence, except for sickness.
Several bills were passed, including one
granting the right Of way and donating lands
in lid ofthe construction Of a railroad from
the Wabash to the Missouri river. Def
cheney bill resumed, and after short debate
| q Ii lnrnnh
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May I7.-To-day has been
one Of the dullest Of the season for Flour and
Wheat. Prices tend downward.
Flour-We quote nomin9lly S3,3T1 Ia 3, 3,G.
Sales Il3 bbls Johnson's Mills at 3,3lI; and
100 bbls part Magnolia at $3.50.
Wheat-This morning 5000 bushels bes,
Northern sold at 73c, which is the top of the
market, 1000 bush Northern sold at 70; 2OOC
high mixed at ~, and 1000 Mediterranean a
Tic.
Corn-Sales 1900 bush. pure yellow a
43c, and 1000 42t Sales on Saturday loot
bush mixed at 42c.
Fish-The J. ID. Morton arrived this nor
ming with fish from Green Bay White sci
at S9,5O@5; Trout, and Pickerel at $50 4,2!
for bbls and halves.
Freight dull. Flour to Buffalo and Tona
wanda l5c; Wheat and Corn Be-; Wheat t.
Oswego 81, Corn &c; Coal to Chicago ,2j
per ton; r. R. Iron from Cdgensburgh S.
per tOn.-Herad.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
Arrivn, rrom California.

New YORK, My 1.-THE Daniel Web
stor arrived, eight davs from San Juan. with
3O5 passon~ors and S4OO.OO0 in specie on
rroipht and in the hands Of passenorrs.-
San Francisco dates received to the 10th Of
Arril.
Business at San Francisco brisk All
kinds Of desirable goods improving. The
Independence, OREGON. and N9rtherner
with nows from New York to the 9th oil
March. had arrived at San Francisco.
General news wholly unimportant.
Tho account Of the massacre Of the Kla.
mnth Indians confirmed. A meeting was
held Mt SNn Francisco relative to building
q railroad across tho continent.
H. was rumorad Mt Sacramento, on the
10th. that tho Indians on Sco't's Valley
murdered $50 whites and stole property T.
the value Of S25O.OOO The Senator'S from
klamath and Shasta had annled to the Gov
crnor FOR aid to rxpel thc Indians.
Whalo ships John and Elizabeth repor
having cvDeri"n"ed a severe shock Of al
earthquake. in February, subsequently hav
ing ascertainod That Grambus Island wa
swallowed un, with 30 fathoms water owe
4. and another Island near it also swallow
ed up.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

New YORK, May l6-P. M.-The Allan
tic arrived here this evening, with 60 pas
sengcrs. The Africa arrived at Liverpool
early on the morning of the ID. The Allan
tic left at 10 o'clock same morning.
Commercial and general news Of little i'm
portance. Cotton has been steady and rath-
er animated, notwithstanding heavy imports.
Maxim g. Sons Circular quotes large ar-
rivals OF United States wheat corn and flour.
63,2JG bbIs flour arrived during the week
ending Tuesday. Tuesdays market-Wbeat
declined fully u penny-llour Cd; fair de-
IN md for corn, and last weeks quotations
fully supported; floating cargoes scarce, and
held at higher terms. Wheat-mixed and
red 5s 7d@5s IL; white 6s Cd. Flour-wes-
tern canal 2Os@20s Cd; Ohio 2ls@2ls Cd;
Philadelphia and Baltimore 2Os Cd. Corn
yellow 3Os5d03ls Cd; white 30s@3ls.
FRAHcE.--The De'dtS strongly iavors the
American expedition to Japan. What j:
being done by the A mericans is the realiza.
ton OF the dream OF Christopher Columbus.
Papers state that relusGls to take the oath
to support the constitution and the President
are more numerous than was expected. In
several Departments the members OF the
Council General refused, and some Tribu-
nails of Commerce had been suspended in
consequence of the refusal of members to
take oath. The 10th of May ftte exctes great
enthusiasm in the army. Reported diminu.
ton of the French army in Rome isunfUund'
cd. The education measure before the
Council Of State propos no c5ange in pri
mary schools, but material alterations in adj
rnncnh schnnls
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
Fumc,nI of Mrs. Adams,

WASHINGTON, May lS-The funeral Of
Mrs Adams, relict OF the late John Q. Ad-
ans, took place this morning. The Pres-
dent and all the members of the Cabinet,
except Mr.. Webster. were present. Also
G nerals Scott and Wool, and large num-
ber ofmembers of Congress and other digni-
tari, S. Rev. Smith Payne read the Episco-
pal service, and the corpse was inferred in
the Congressiona. Cemetery, to be hereaf-
ter removed to Quincy.
Mr.. Goddard, of Ohio, chief clerk of the
Department of the Interior, has resigned; to
take eject on the first of July. Private
reasons alone induced the step. The re.
signation of assistant Postmaster General
Warren, takes effect on the 5th inst
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
New YORK aIarheii

NEw YoRK, May ls.--COtton active and
firm. Flour improving; 5000 bbls sold, State
4,25; Ohio 4,l2@4,3l; Indiana 4,l2@ 4,27.
Rye -four lower price; 100 bbls at 3,3i.--
Wheat and rice inactive. Corn brisk; l6,-
900 bu round yellow at 50, and mixed west
ern 63@64. Pork variable; prime held at
1862, mess lS,5li cut meats and bacon quiet.
Lard dropping; prime worth only 93@ To-
Beef unchanged. Ohio whiskey scarce;
held at2lc. Other articles inanimate High
prices asked for groceries, naval stores and
rice, check sales.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
NEW EsTABLIsHMENT,
CITY Grocery Store.


TIME undersigned respectfully informs his friends
i and the public generally, that he has opened a
NEw GRocERY ESTABLIsHNIENr under the above
name in the QuceaSipare Room Of Thomas U, White,
nearly opposite the Philadelphia Commission Store,
Lancaster Ohio, where he will constantly keep on
hand general variety of Groceries. such as:
|. The very best OF Rio Coffee, New Orleans Sugar.
.hed, Powdered and Loaf Sugars;
New Orleans & Sugar house Moasses: Sugar-house
Syrup and superior article OF Golden Syrup;
Also fine lot Of Black, Iinpcrial and Young Hy-
son Teas, which ! know can't be beat
Rice, pepper, Spice Gloves, cinnamon, nutmegs.Sc.
cavendish and sXtwist tobacco cut and dry tobacco
and large assortment of segars; fine lot of Fruits
such as Lemons, Oranges, Figs, currents, Almonds
and Brazil Nuts;
In conclusion any thing that can be thought of il
the Grocery line, you can find by calling at the city
Grocery Store.
You will find there also, superior article Of bran
dy and imported wines, which VIII not be sold in less
quantities than quart, and general assortment oil
Notions always on hand.
Iwould, therefore, most respectfully request my
friends from the country 10 give me CALI as WIN
furnish them with good articles and as cheap as they
can buy them any place else. Give me a call Look
| for the sign-orTf GROCERY STORE.
, April 81. Sm6l H. A. GEbELEiN'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
From the south.

BALrBoRE, May ls.--Mail through from
New Orleans. Arrangements making at
New Orleans to riva William Sydney Smith,
British Consul az Havana, public dinner
The Sqvahnah Netrs state that letters had
been received by the steamship Isabel, from
Cuba, asserting that rumors were current in
the Island that another expedition was on
foot in the United St1tes. Venezuela was
to be the rendezvous for the troops, and the
names Of the Off GERS who were to command
the expedition were given. The rumor had
caused considerable uneasihess in Cuba.
! The Mobile Register says that Mr.. Fill
more is not the unanimous choice Of tie
Wings ofthat city; that at the recent meet.
| ing there both Webster and Scott had strong
advocates,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

TERRIBLE ACcIDENT.-The Williamsburg
IN. W Press says that on the lst instant, G..
w, Brotherton, lad aged six years, resid-
ing in the town of Wilma, jefferson county,
while in saw mill stepped upon round
stick which rolled, throwing him upon buzz
saw, which was running with great rapidity.
The right arm coming in contact with the
saw was almost entirely severed. The chest
and abdomen were laid open for lOk inches
in length; the wound also extending in the
liver, lungs and diaphram for distance OF
three inches. The stomach was completely
cut across and ten distinct openings made in
the small intestines which were protruding
from the wound He was carried over by
the saw and thrown distance of several
feet, and Immediately on striking the floor on
the opposite side, got up and walked several
steps, and in this horrible situation lived for
six hours in perfect consciousness and with
out the slightest pain.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT
E1 VNTOHK, SON & WORK would respect
4 w Iullv inform the citizens of Fairfield

IN VNOHK, son & WORK would respect
VI w mllv inform the citizens of Fairfield
SaH land the adjoining counties, that they are on
u. hand as usual, at their old stand one dool
West of Slocums Drug Store with a large ana
splrndid assortment OF everything in their line
Their Spring purchases have been selected with
cal @ and prc larg2r than usual
LADIES! We havetaken special care II making ON
purchases SO as to please you.
We have little Of everything, from JENNY LIN
BusxlNi down to the smallest rhildrens shoes
We have also on hand and are prepared TO make t'
order ,-,,... r..
Gentlcmen's BuSkin and Seamless Caters: Con
yress Boots, &c. We also have on hand Ladies Gun
Shoes.
| FINDINGS. &c We are also prepared to lurnls'
Shocn,akcrs and Finding Stores with Findings otever.
description, such as Kits Pegs, Bootwebbing, Shoe
sole Leather. Morocco bindings. &C., always a
hand.
| In addition 10 the work on hand. "" are prepare
as heretofore TO manufacture everything in our line
Our own work needs no Recommendation we hon
BY proper attention to our business. to secure TAI
share OF the public patronage, as we WI a'wsys
hand to wait upon our customers and DO our ocst
| please them
WANTkD.-The subscribers will taic one ortN
good and industrious boys TO learn the Boot G"d Shoc
making Business. WORK, SoN@ NOhh
| Lancaster, May 10, 1882.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

The MYsrEErEs ~ Morrow CoUSTY.-
The Mansfield Herald has given ga local
habitation and name" to horrible mystery
in Morrow county, purpOrting to have been
knocked out by Spiritual RaPPers. The Mt.
Glead Sentinel, published in Morrow coun.
ty, thus exposes the "airy nothingness" Of
the pretended murder revelations. II says:
The key 10 the whole matter is, that some
body has been most dangerously" hoaxlng
the Editor of the Herald and no mistake
That there was an Indian M. D., suddenly
disappeared from Harmony townshiP,i is true
and that through the agency Of Spirit Rap,
pings, intense excitement was engendereC
among the populace Of that and adjoining
townships, in relation to the supposed mur'
der of the aforesaid Indian NJ. D., is equally
the fact. A search was instituted, conduct.
ed in "manner and form" as prescribed by
the rappings, and which ended in convincing
those who engaged in it, that they were act.
ing the fool "most conspicuously." Neither
skeleton nor part of a skeleton, nor g
part of trunk were found, nor anything thai
indicated foul play.
Who the informant of the Herald is, We
know not, but one thing we are certain, he
is either fool or knaVe, and the Herald
has been made avictim of as great hoax al
has been perpetrated since Barnum first ad
vertised for real olive and kicking" mer
maid.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

GIVE YOUR CHILD A PAPER.--A child be-
ginning to read becomes delighted with a
newspaper, because he reads the names of
things which are very familiar, and will
make progress accordingly. A newspaper
in one year is worth quarters schooling to
a child; and every father must consider that
substantial information is connected with ad-
vancement. The mother of a family, being
one of the heads, and having more imme-
diate charge of children, should herself be
instructed Any mind occupied, becomes
fortified against the ills oflfe, and is braced
for an emergency. Children amused by
reading or study are, Of course, more consid-
crate and more easly governed. How many
parents, who have not spent twenty dollars
for books for their families, would have given
hundreds to reclaim son or daughter who
had thoughtlessly or hcedlessly fallen into
temptation.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

NOTICE is hereby given to Iohn Wesley Gilmore.
~ Thomas Gilmore. James Gilmore, William Hen
nv Gilmore. Dagid W. GIllmore Anna McCollum and
JOIN Me- olum hon reid. ns OF Ohio, that Mary Ann
Sinrs, iipw ci Dsni since, deceased has filed her
petition dover aga n,t them and others. in the
court ot common pleas Of Fairfield county. Ohio
PRAYING o have dover assign d to her in the South
EAST Quarter o. Section No l8, in Townsh No. l6
Of Range No 10, in said county. said Defendants
hcr fore notified appear in said court at the mex
te, IN thereof to be holden on the 4th DAY Of tobHr
1862, and answer said p.,i ion OF the same will b,
taken as confessed by them
II II. HUNTER, AHornCyfor Petitioner.
May 49, 1857. So 50 6w3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
Mnrble. Snndstone amd Freestone Fnctory

AlR Machinery is nov in success ful operation, and
W persons wanting any OF the following named ar
ticIcs, would consult tn ,ir oSn in.eras an confer
favor hv giving usa call
MONUMENTS OF Marble, we will furnish at a
short notice
HEAD AND FOOTST0NES Of the same; we
ha, . nf beautiful form an high poi'hal.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in grca'
rari ty Of forms. Head and Footstones Of the same
an ol trcestonr.
SANDSTONE FOR Bull DINGS. &c Rarge
worit apps and 81 s,C,ppin; tor vClls or Chimn"rs
Flooring Tor Poriros flagging Tor Walks or Sp' ing
houses, Columns, Gate Fen po Is. well tops nnt
Hcarths. A. J. LILLY X co.
Tnrcsstar Nav H. ISb2 dw3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
Rreak in the Canal.

ROCHESTER. IN. w. May I4.--The Mt.
Morris dam, in the Gennesee valley, on the
canal, has been washed away. It is esti-
mated that over two weeks work will be
required to make the necessary repairs, in
order to resume navigation. About ten thou.
sand barrels of flour and large quantity ot
wheat and other produce, have been Kept
from going forward, in consequence Of this
disaster
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
Arrival from California.

New YORK, May lS.-The Illinois, with
California mails, 500 passengers, $l,252,-
800 freight, and $25O,OOO in the hands of
passengers arrived ut an early hour this NOR
ming. She sailed from Aspinwall. Panama
R abroad opened within miles Of G orgOna.
Rainy season not set in at the lsthmus. A
piece Of pure gold weighing 3O5 ounces was
found near Sonora.
Fugitive slave bill passed both branches of
the Legislature. Bill giving State printing
to the lowest bidder passed the Scnata.
Market improved in business throughout the
State. Two men charged with theft were
taken from the authorities of Coloma by a
mob and hanged. Papers contain notices Of
several other cases ofvioience. Weather at
San Francisco extremely hot. Democrats
hold u State Convention at BanCora, on the
Goth July, to nominate Presidential electors.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

THE ACoRN.-Ifan acorn be suspended BY
piece of thread within half an inch Of the
surface of some water contained in a hya-
cinth glass, and so permitted to remain with
out being disturbed, it will, in few months
burst and throw root into the water, and
shoot upwards its straight and tapcring stem,
with beautiful little green leaves. A young
oak tree growing in this way on the muntle-
shelf of room, is very elegant and inter-
esting object. have seen several oak trees
aud also chestnut tree, thus growing; but
all of them, however, have died after few
months, probably owing to the water not be-
ing changed sufficiently often to afford them
the necessary quantity of nourishment fol
the matter contained in them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, May H. Flour dull, quota
tions mominally the same. Sales being con-
fined to small lots at former rates.
In Wheat there has been some move
ments since our last report: on Saturday p.
Mr. there were sales $1,000 bus. Wabash at
77k@77c, $4,000 white Mich. to arrive al
S5Bc Sales this morning 1000 bus. white
Mich. at Sc; $500 bus. Wabash at 7Gl and
5000 bus Chicago at 55.
Corn dull and only sales are 5000 bu al
45e.
Freights and boats scarce. 5sc on houi
and l3Ca 49, lc. on corn ton. Y.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. -
This body will meet in Baltimore, on Tues,
day, the lst of June. The saloon selected
for the sessions ofthe Convention is the Hal
of the Maryland Institute, an immense build,
ing fronting on Baltimore street. The hal
will accommodate comfortably seven thousanG
persons. A platform is to be erected ir
the southern end ofthe hall, for the members
of the Convention, and the reporters of the
press. Extensive arrangements have beer
made by the citizens for the reception an
entertainment of the delegates. The com
mittee of arrangements appointed by the
city convention have established their heat
quarters at the Eutaw HonSe.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-No action has
vet been taken in regard to reviving the
"Fairfield county Agricultural Society" 1t
should not be put off any longer. In a few
days, the farming community willhave time
to attend to it, and call should be issued
forthwith. If the notice is handed in this
evening, we can publish it in Tomorrow
Weekly Gazette, and the meeting can be
called for Saturday Week. What say ou'
citizensl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

"THE STATE PRINTTNG.-We learn that
the printing under the State advertisement OF
the State Officers, was all awarded to job
Office in this city (Osgood & Blake) at some
t,centy.6ue per cent. less than we pay our
journeymen. .,o,,
"We hope peace will now ign throughout
the State and nation! And that those who
have labored so hard and necessarily to strip
this Office under Democratic government
of every cent of patronage, will now snooze
quietly on their pillows.
"P. s. Since the above was IN yPe' we
have ascertained that the Blanks tor the Tx
ecutive officers and Board of Public Works
&C., 90 to an Office in Sprin2f'ld'"-OA'd
Statesman.
The Statesman don't appear to be very
well satisfied that the printing provision o
the new Constitution has at length Dy INT
force of public opinion, been complied with
1t seems to have poor opinion OF a"Demo
cratic government" that won't give the PRINT
ing to it at its own prices, even in vloiatol
of provision of "the new Constitution II
the hands of its friends" This is genuih
Locofocoism and another sample is exhibit
ed in our own county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
NEM AnnERTISEMENT.

I GARAGITY, at the sign Of the GOLDEN WATcH.
.. most respectfully Informs the ritizenS Of Lancas-
ter and the public generally, that he has opened 3
ng %; occupied I O. by t FanH FS%s a. @ cSns n@' ore or @ '
Hate Maker and Jrw-Iry EIsbii-hmrnf,
E and is not cnly at all times prepared to repair
gA WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
cn tie shortest notice hut has also fine let Of new
Watches, locks, Jewelry. Fine Pocket Knives, Port
mOnnais and many other notions on hand, whirh he is
willing to dispose Of at lOU prces as any other
"a lishmen: west Of the mountains.
Ny motto is small profits and quick sales. as m"
name is "Heiiher Abraham Isaac nor Jac0J,'' and
every article sell, ! shalt warrant.
Those wanting fine lock or Watch are requested
to call b"fnr' purchasing elsewhere, and am sure
that YOU will no, leave dissatisfied
May Is dl04 JAMES GARAGHTY
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
More Fugitive slaves.

ROCHESTER, May l3.-Warrunts have
been issued to-day for the arrestof several
fugitive slaves in this city. Three slaves
are known to have been in the city yester-
day, but they are believed to have taken a
sudden departure by the "under ground rail
road," and there is little prospect of the ar
rest of either of the parties for whom war
rants have been issued, ...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

THE LATE TRAGEDY IN INDIANA.-Tht
Lafayette Journal says that Mr.. Hannegar
had delivered himselfup to the proper au
thorites for examination. Although it rain
ed heavily on Sunday, more than a thous
and persons attended the funeral of Capt
nuncan
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
Cincinnati Market.

ClScISSArl, May ls.-M.-Riyor risen
l6 inches since last evening Weather
fine. Flour firm; 300 bbls sold at S3,2O@
3,35 Whisky firm at; l6b. Provisions dull:
only sale 1900 kegs prime lard at IOl Gro
ceries firm. Butter dccliningi 80 frk.ns
prime sold at l6J.