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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-20

eIkEEI, AT AUCT ON.-Will be sold on Sa-
turday, the sd day Of October a. 4. O'Clock in the
aI.srnooH. upon the premises, that Frame House
apu Lot situated on Moore street. a short distance
west OF Bacon Quarter Bran .h Farm, and near 10
1he DITCH yard " Messrs. Williams, Son d Rag
Ii."h me mouse contains about four rooms AND
say he feet. o- a1o iHii' oecA
EyT Terms at sale
&C I6 JAMES NJ T,vro,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-20

zsa HoCsEs FOR REST.--A good Brick
-. aoase and two Wooden TeneneLtA, ON
rllnch Garden Hill. IOLEa COOK,
oc iS Gene raj Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-20
VALUABLE FARM Ar AUCTION

nj GCiCE.-lne subscriber is prepared u 10
II sumo the tuition OF the Fr~uch Language
aud prac.l :aiiy, win continued tx
eruon. 10 enable MS pupils 20 speak II with pure
and exempt from toreign and pro
vincL3. locuIions.
aU ls--tawtsWS NJ. b. FOiIlAuA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-20

ksUiNlTCkE FOR siLE.-A Gentleman
Z declining housekeeping offers the following
Furniture al private sale:
/ French Bedstead and Bedding
g Tables anu one Wasnstand
/ Lou&ing glass; SIX Chairs
l lot Grocery and Cooking Utensils
LEOPOLD SUETER,
&C I9-2.+ No 10 LI4in street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-20

0Sr.-A fleAch back leather Truck, with
Il out on it, placed m the Norfolk baggage
CAT, from the Petersburg Depot, AT Richmond, 10
Nortoik, via steamer Augusta, landing, has been
lost Oh the way. Tae finder, the person :" no
may have taken it through mistake, is requested to
return IT t. the owner Enquire ii Mr SCH
SANO, II East Maiu street. Inc said 1. una was
placed in the cars Monday morning l1tn inst
&c I3-2tT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-20

P HOkTCE KEACH, 81 Main street..
sole Agent tuE Richmond, and
nc Gem ral & gent for Eastera Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-20

NEyDERs AND EfkE iHUN>s.-Braas,
Z green WIZ brass mouliings, brolzed and Nur-
sery Tenders suitable tor ciEy sad country IRE
plac-s brass head polished and kitchen fire Irons,
assorted, in prices from 50 cents 10 81 81.
Also good assortment OF polished ard brass
head Pokers, tor .ae Dy .,,-,
&C Is VAN LIZ ~ 81 Ia Lux,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-20

ITA&TkE.-IHe subscriber Is daslTOu5 OF en-
~ glayng TIE eyrviceB Of an experienced BAR
TEND !.K, aud also 4 MALE COOK, calculated 10
take charge Of the kitchen OF q Wei kept Eating
Houae He s-so washes TO employ d Man accus.
toned to opening Oysters. Insnt date application
may b made al NJ. liz, Broad street.
O: ly-3tr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
From California.

New ORLEANS, Sept 4.-Steamer Dan.
lei Webster arrived from San Juan, with
two weeks later news from California. f.
Gilbert, member of Congress, was killed in
a duel at Sacramento, by Gen. Deuree
cause, politics. News generally unimpor.
tunt.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Northern Llgh;
with, $4,000 dollars in god, and 800 pas.
scngers, came through from San Francisco
in 23 days and 6hours.
From Oregon we learn that battle took
place near Table Rock, between some In
dians, in which 10 were killed. Swedish
barque Sacramento arrived at Honolulu from
Havana, bound for San Francisco. On hel
passage boy named Worfork, of Ken.
lucky, shot one of his comrades through the
heart in triAing dispute. He was after.
wards tried by lynch law and hung by the
yard arm.
Died on board the Winfield Scott, Hon
Edward McGaughey, late member Of Con
gress from Indiana.
The Government steamer Massachusetts
sailcd from San Francisco on the 18th.
duolw fought on the 18th between
William II. Jones and Jno. s. Nugent, the
former was wounded
A party of seeding Mormons left Mis-
souri, years since with the prophet Brewster
arrived recently at San Diago, from the Gila
very destitute.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
Gsrc;l; Medicine for ~ OFHls Ia Child
ron md others.

sMrTH AID ATKISsoS's AMERICAN wo2aI Killer.
EUNHIS Medicine has been manufactured by Smith
Il and Atkinson for several years and has been used
with great success by and Others in various
parts Of the United States many thousands OF bottles
have been scid and the universal approval it has met
viii In all quarters whera it has been introduced,
proves thatit needs only trial TO satisfy themost in
reduous of its great value the size of the bottle has
been enlarged that it is of the cheapest as well
as most valuable Worm Medicines offered to the
public; and the person buying this article gets the
full value Of his money in quality, which is fact wei
worth remembering.
Be careful to ask for Smith and AtkinSons amer
cDa Horn KiIler' and see that the name Of Smith
and atkinson is on the Bottle In raised Letters.
READ! aEADm READn READ!M! READgW
Relief for man and beast The horseman's hope,
or Farmers Friend Arrangements are now made
for the supplying the public with this great remedy,
which has been used with wonderful success by those
who have had opportunity OF testing its virtues.
No family should neg glect to have supply; and all
persons would DO well to keep some by them to be
used in cas- Of accident TO man or horse.
FoR HORSES, etc For the cure Of sprains bruises
saddle and collar CALLS swelled Joints. stiffness and
weakness of the legs, old sores, scratches etc,
FoR MAN For the cure OF rheumatism, lumbsgo,
sprains swengs bruises, sciatic palms, stiffness and
weakness of the limbs. and other accidents and ac-
tions 10 which men and animals are liable.
Prepared only by SMITH and ATKINSON, 2S3, Baltt-
more Street Baltimore. -
For sale by Kaufman & co &, Lancaster; Johd Leo
nard Basil: +. Goehegan Baltimore Isaac Jones New
Salem; L. Kalb. Rushvii e; Otto II. MelIer CO.,
Somerset so for sale in Circleville, Ohio
This preparation has been before the pubic suii-
ccnt tune TO have its merits fairly tested and the re
ports received from various parts of the country,
prove ii be Of the most valuatfe remedies ever
offered, both to man and horse.
August 26, 1857. 10
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
Fr.m Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-Fire tonight de-
stroyed the distilery of Martin Sellers d
Co., corner Of Calverts and Mathews streets.
Loss in stock $4,000; insured $4,000. Build
ing burned-Messrs. Elliott, insured for
$4,000, which will fully cover the loss
Five men were workingin the third story OF
the building at the time, ore Francis Tim
mons severely burnt, and not expected to
live. The others escaped by jumping from
the third story window.
Whig convention met at the Wing head
quarters tonight, and nominated Captain
Richard France for Mayor, unanimously.
Mr.. France is now addressing the people at
large meeting, and great enthusiasm pre-
walls.
Mail through from New Orleans. Texas
dates to the 27th ult., have been received,
but the papers contain no news OF interest.
The pieayune learns from a gentleman who
came passenger on yatch, that much ex-
citemcnt existed at Matamoras in conse-
uuence of usurpation of the Govcrnorship OF
the State of Tamaulipns, by Jesus Cardenus,
the former incumbent A revolution was
confidently expected at Rio Grande city.
A fight recently occurred between Mr.. E.
r. Rord and Capt. Jacob Everett, in which
the latter was shot through the arm. The
wound was severe, but not dangerous.
A letter to the Neirs, dated Victcrin, Aug.
l4th, says that a mail rider who came to-day
from San Patrico,' states that Indians are
down in that neighborhood committing dep
relations, and settlers living out in the
country are moving in for protection.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
TELEaRAPHIC 1NTEL11aEncE.
DestrucsIve CONTRIBUTION.

PiTTsBURon, Sept, AT O'Clock last
night fire. broke out ir the extensive three
story sheet-iron and copper works and tin
var mandatory Of Scaife, Atkinson &
Oakley, on Front street between Market
and Wood and extending back 70 Second
These large buildings we're eBYeloptd in
ilumes which were with The utmost difficulty
prevented communicating 20 the small build
ings.
The building and niachi1eFy was valued
at $4,000. The former insured for ~, 700.
The latter for $4,000, in various Offices In
this city. II is estimated that the building
can be repaired for S1b0O.
Mr. Baird, machinist who occupied the
I'd story has lost many valuable tools. His
machinery was insured. 1t is not known
how the fire originated.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
TEETH, TELTnN TEETH!!!

IT SCOTT, SUEGEox- DENTIST, crgctly Opposite
I. ihe Tailmdjgc HOusr.1Hd Ooe' SfnctleH Hat
Store, Lancaster, Ohio have very pleasant and
retired room my present arrangement is pc manent
and will be happy to see my friends who may wish
to consult me about their teeth My special bushes.
in future win be FnLIyG PLUaGNG) TEETH.
have for nearly 90 year been aiming sperfection il
this particular operation because it Is Of Intimately
greater Importance than all others. We say with
entire confdrnce now that all teeth be saved per
BaReftly aud for life by filling every cavity soon
as it can be seen; but il the cavities large and the
teeth have ached, they cannot be saved. Hence the
importance Of frequent eisnnsfion' by the Dentist
This plan vii be the cbc5 3ed ultimately and viii
obviate the necessity of artificial teeth and save a
vast amount of suffering.
have been residing in this city over twelve years,
and have, during that time, filled than sixteen
thousand 5000 teeth. Warrant all my Filings
for 20 years and upwards and expect to spend the
nainder of my life Lancaster. Ihave the pleasure
of referring to the older physicians Of this city
CTAlways in my Office duri' g business hours.
Respectfully. II. SCOTT.
n. b. extract Teeth and attend to other diseases
Of the mouth as usual. [sePt 7-3m
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTO
4 G. Psrrplrs caletrated Arabian Llnimsat,

il Is an erroneous idea that disease cannot be cured
except by taking large quantities Of medicines into
the stomach in great many cases OF which much in
furv Is dsne although The disease IN point be actually
cured The coats o. the stomach by continued Of
nauscating mixtures, frequently become 50 much dis
or5 red that the digestive function Is SeTi0sIy iT-
ed-ths result Of which is dyspepsia, nervousness.
eholcs, alternate diarTha and cosiveness iatuence.
nightmare, etc. etc Would it not, therefore, be very
desirable to possess remedy, which being applied
externally would excite the absorbents 70 Increased
action. md thus carry of through this medium, the
deleterous principle which Is the direct cause ofths
diseased Surely every thinking man VIII admit that
this would not only BE- the most pleasant, but by lar
the safest means to effect the desired end. The a.
most superhuman cures performed by heArabian ply
sicans in the Gays of old we're mainly effected by this
course OF treatment and the Ingredients Of which n,
g. FGrTeLFs Celebrated Arabian LaniDlsIt Is CON-
posed, extracted from plants peculiar to Ara
bia This great Linment (which is now TO be had Of
most respectable druggists and merchants in every
town in the United States) is daily efeeting cures
which seem beyond the power Of medicine 10 con-
tro-eonsumpton, bronchitis and liver complaints In
their first staees nervous Affections Indigestion en-
lArgement Of the spleen, scrofulous tumors goire,
etc., etc. are frequently cured, and attodys relieved
BY its II is unsurpassed as an anodyne--reliev-
ing severe pains n few minutes after application, il
soothes the irritated nerves. and produces that de-
ghtfui Tranquility grateful to the nervous lBvahd.
Sprzin bruises wounds burns, sore throat chibains.
rheumstism sun pain, etc, etc, are speedily cured
by IT, and for nearly all ailments in horses or catte.
medy.
LOOK OUT FOR COUKTERFEITS.
The public arc cautioned against another eountar-
sst which has lately made its appearance called ".
B. FGTrePs arabian L4nimeR the most dangerous
Of all the counteriets, because his having the name
of Farrell many viii buy in good faith, without the
knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they viii per-
haps only discover their when the spurious i1
,ure has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. @.
Farrell soe inventor and proprietor and whoe sale
druggist. No II Main street Peoria Illinois, to whom
ali applications for Agencies must be addressed Be
sure You get il with the letters H. G. before Farres,
thus-II. Z. FARRELLS-and his signature on the
wrapper all others are couuterfeits.
! sod by G. KAUt FMAN & CO., Lancaster,
and by rgu ary authorized agents throughout the o.
nitsd States Price 20 and so cents, and 81 bottle.
| AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
in the United States, in which one Is not s-
ready established. Address II. G. Farrell above,
accompanied with good reference as to character, re-
sponsibiity, etc. Sept. slm
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
smti-ggant Outrage.

ALBANY, Sept. 6.--Another Anti-Rcnt
outrage broke out at Berlin, Van Rensselaer,
county. One A nti-Renter killed. On Sat
urday night a party, disguised us Indians,
went into the house of Mr.. Shaw, and en-
deavorcd to force him outside. Being re-
fused, they threatened to burn the premises,
and attempted to put the threat into cxecu-
ton, when Shaw fired revolver, killing
Joseph Willbcck and wounding two others.
Last fall Mr.. Shaw was tarred and feathered
by the Anti-Renters; three weeks ago they
burnt down his out-houses.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
PURLIC SALE,

TENEERE will &c sold at pubic sale at the re -iiencc
Il of the subscriber in Greenli Id township, three
miles South of baltimore. the road leading from
Lancaster to Baltimore, on Thursday, September g.
1852, the following property, to-wit st.,
Cots, a lot of Cows Young cattle, lot o1 Sheer
stands of Bees 9 Ploughs, Shovel Plough,
| Harrow, sett Plough Gear' | cross-cut Saw,
Grain cradle, Tanning Mill,
A l. { OF Shovels, Forks, hoes, Rakes, etc. .
Dressing bureau, End Tables Dining Table,
Breakfast Table, . Stands, | Wash Stand,
Bedsteads, l crib, l Safe, Mantle clock,
Parlor. Dining Room. cooking and lO plate S.o~eN
for Wood and coal, | Mau's saddle,
Parior, Dining Room. Bed Room and Kitchen chairs
Wool Wheel and Reel, 2 large Iron Kettles,S
A lot Of articles belonging TO House, Bern, Mill
house, Flour Room and Oven. Shed, etc.
Corn in the Field. Gentlemen wanting corn vii
please examine the previous to the day Of sa
as it will be sod at tho house.
Sac to commence at o'clock, A. NJ All sums o
50 or more months credit will be given, the pur
chaser giving note with approved security-under s
cash in hand.
August IS, 1852 e ". WELLS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
Cleveland Market

CLEyELAsD, Sept. 6.-TheTeceipts since
Saturday, by canal, quite large, being about
10000 bu wheat and some 5000 bbls -four.
Considerable OF the wheat sold to arrive
Sales were, however, made at 10 for good
Northern at which price 5000 bus sold and
there existed fair demand. There was two
boats Of white on the Market, one of which
63l had been offered. AT l2o'clock, steam
er's news was received. Market reported
dull and lower.
Corn--We heard Of no sale this morning.
Saturday afternoon 1000 bush. sold at 90;
1000 at So.
Flour--Market steady at about 3,G8@3,
IS for good straight brands with sale of It's
bbls at 3,75.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
a'rOm tEsc South.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5,-The New Orleans
mail came through tonight, with dates late
as due.
The Southern papers are filled with the
details of damage done by the rece mt floods
The first accounts appear to have been gen.
orally exaggerated. The rye crop is but
slightly damaged, but tho corn crop is rep
resented as almost destroyed.
Gen. p f. Smith left New Orleans on
29th ult., for head-quarter at Austin.
A fire occurred at Rodney, Mississippi,
and destroyed nearly every building in tho
Town.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

ArRocroUs CRUELTY.--Augustus Stoves
was arrested in West street yesterday,
CHARGED with the preparation of one Of the
most atrocious barbarities we ever heard OF.
1t is alleged that he was driving relraoto-
ry horse, which soinfuriated hlm Dy its op-
stinacY,- that he "httached rope TO its low
er jaw, and pulling its tongue out some
length cut it off with a knife and threw
-it awav!'' The accused was committed for
trial.ESuch humanity, we should rather
saw, such ferocity is almost incredible. II
the prisoner is guilty, no punishment which
the law affords will be adequate to his Of
fence,-N. Y. Com, Advertiser.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

FIRST ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTs BY WAC
ON ACROSS THE PLAINs!-Just as we were
going to press, we learned that eight mule
teams had arrived at Mr.. p. Fosters this
side of the Cascade Notwithstanding
made the trip from the Missouri river in
eighty days! They report large number
ofwagons about ten days behind them. The
road over the Cascade mountains is said to
be in good order, which will materially
facilitate the immigration in getting into
the Willamette valley, at less loss of stock
kapd'property, and at an earlier day than usu'
OreQonida, July "a.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
The Henry Clay.

New YORK, Sept. Elm the Supreme
Court to-day, Judge Edmonds, on upplica-
ton for writ ofhaJcds corpus, discharged Col
lier and others, owners and officers of the
Henry Clay, under arrest for murder. He
held that the case under the statute does not
amount to murder, but manslaughter, and
therefore admitted the parties to bail in the
sum of $4,000.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

STEAM LINE BETWEEN New ORLEANS AMI
VrRA CRuz.-The steam connection New
Orleans is to have with Vera Cruz, for
which 100000 were appropriated at the
late session of Congress, is of Importance to
all parts of the country. Formerly the
limited States traded with Mexico in exports
and imports to the amount of 2O,ooo'ooO
but the British, by their steam lines, and
through the prejudice they created against
us. have cut It down to about $3,OOO,OOo.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
NEW ARRANGEMENTl

- EfRoM and after his day, the Coach
E4---z---E - between Lancaster and Coluni-
bus will pass through Carroll GIeencastle and Ii
hoPOlia, and through Jefferson and Winchester unit
ing At GroyePOr, connecting with the 1t Colum-
bus daily.
lime o. leaving lancaster, 81 Ock, A. NJ, precisely
Time Of leaving COLUMBIAN, s o'ck, A. NJ Dreeiselv
Ample arrangements are made 20 carry all who de-
sireto irayol on these routes NJ u. kRfIDER.
Lancaster, September !. lo52. dSw
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

MARRIED.-On the I'd list, by the Rev.
George Weisz, Mr.. ENOS FARTIC and
Miss CHRISTINA RUBLE.
MARRIED, on the 9th inst, by the Rev
s. C. Smith, Mr. ALLEN p. SMITH and
Miss MARY KATHERINE HUDGL.
MARRIED, september the 5th,, by the
Rev. DIR. J. Hamilton, Dir. CONRAD
FETTERS, to Miss SARAH ANN
CLAR RKE, both of Lancaster, o.
On the Cd inst, by G. Steinman, Mr..
SIMEON HANDSHY to Miss HARRIET
MASON both of Violet Township.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
ONE HUNDRED GUNS


SEtg(s REAT wONDgR,-..Ths una,rslv,,a
- \. sogld rospeeiially announce % tha cid.
xens q fsiil,cd And adiolnns cauulies that ~ ~
again opened tho OLD'BA ATTFRY. II 80 ~
~ i1aegsteri o. tAe Trrapiks. Tha 0lf F5rf wss
eaee entirely esae1aied-the guns spiked, and lhe
General woun3cd. But now having ss.in F,covrred
FINN ais wounds has enliutrd he Ola mullen s,eef
irignde snd h ready 10 face the onaul; Aasel nson
the OH Adage Of-'oien bcafeH buf nessr eonouersd'
s. DO cBemy Is yet far OF, the company will bo
EMPLOYED Ia tho M.iNgFAcTdRfNg or
ERQ CARRIAG Es, 60,
~ nuggeys and St.a
S.2-----gl w A CON q, szsszs
,o4hor with any and every lhiug belOhslne 90 ths.
branch u business made from tho best mater a and
~ one OF the best ir0smen west Of tho mountains.
The work uM al be icaYrdnted and sold At less price
than sny Other shop Of the same kind for ready cAa
Tho ready pay system will be preferable 70 any othor:
- wc havo long since learned by experience, thai
buggeys run bettar better and look bstter. .when
well sTeased than otherwise.
Al kia9s Qf LUMBER fdkeH Ia sE6haAg0 for
toOrk +. NJ. WINTER General
June %, Is5l amt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
CoMMERcIAL 1NrRLL1aEncE.
view York mnrI.ei.

New Y0hK, September 7.-Upland mid
ding, I04; New Orleans middling, IOI-
dropping. Sales 4,7O0 State Flour at S4,-
30; Soutern s4,s2. Sales 1900 Western
Wheat 9G@ 100 for red. Sales 5000 bush
mixed Corn at 72l white 10. Sales I5O
oDll mess Pork at Si0,5O; primo Sl7,5O.-
Beef depressed-prime eos; mesa I3,I6--
sales 300 Ohio Whisky at 24c; prison 24Ic
Others firm and auiet.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

THR Wing REsoLurroN.-6. The Const',,
t.tion rests sT Congress hepo,cer to open ana
renair harbors,' and remove obstructii!ons
fsam ,nayigable rivers; and it is expedient
that @ Congress- shall exercise that power
,aSeu,Yr s1sr sIch improvements are necessary for
he '''co Common defsnse or for the Protection and
T,c;litu ,y of commerce withforeign nations OF
nmong the States; suchimprovements being
in every instance, national and general In
their character ~,
Tar LoooFoco RESOLUTION ina
The Constitution does not confer upon the Gener,
al Gouerrnaent tie poDer to commence ant
carry on general system of internal i'm
provements.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH MACHINES
The Edinburgh Review, in late article on
agriculture, claims for Great Britain the
original invention of the reaping ma
chimes, threshing machines, and all other
AGRICULTURAL labor-saving machines. tsays
TINT Hussey'si is only an Improvement upon
one invented in 1926, by u Scotch Presby'
tartan named Bell, and that McCormlck's is
an improvement upon that of an English
man named Ogle who invented itin 1929
We arc inclined to think John Bull braggs
sleetle" too much in this case at least.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
wednesday Eve'ng, Sept. 8, 1882

Great Sale Of Cattle.-The lovers of good
stock will notice the advertisement in to-
DAVIS paper. These cattle have recently
been imported from England, and are now
offered by the company to settle up their af-
fairs. They have been selected with great
care, by men we'll acquainted with this kind
of stock, and an oppS Srtunity is afforded to
cattle-raisers Ao>1mprSve their breed of i'm
ported cattle, which we doubt not will be
embraced.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09

0ArA letter writer in the N. O.Picayune'
thus describes the principal town in Maren-
20 county (Alabama0 "Demopolis is
pIeasant village of about 800 inhabitants
r contains four churchesP one hotel, one
blacksmith shop public square, no public
buildings. and twenty-four small cornfields.
indeed. at first blush, the town looks like one
immense cornheld, but on closer inspec-
t;on Won discover a, handsome residence
peeping out here and there, much to your
astonishment. A number of wealthy. plan,
sers reside in the place, and l am informed
shat'the county (Marengo) is the richest IN IN
he State.n ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-09
From LnuisviIIe.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3.--Thomas Shannon
was hanged on Saturday, at Cyntbiana, for
murder. An immense number assembled TO
witness the unhappy end Of the culprit
A fire at Parkersville, Missouri, destroyed
property to the amount Of $4,000.
A riot occurred among the coal miners, in
Graves county, Mo-, in which two women
and several men were dangerously wound
ed.