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

CoNcnRD. March l2.-The returns MS lar ms re
,rived give Martin. democrat. for q vernon. 299
malnri,y TIL" towns to hear from gave last year
II democratic mai,miy
The Senate stands democrats 7. opposition .. ho
choice >. doubtful ......
The House Illus far stands democrats l29 opP'-
silinn l2l. The tnwns 10 hear lrum gave dem
Dcralic majority last year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
ItDilrosd Accident.

DuNRiRK. March llth-7 +. M-The nighl
ex xrre,s ,rnin from New YuIk ran of the track.
annut IL miles below llancnCk. thrwing three
cans dawn the bunk Of The Delaware river. Il
drcivi,y uf thirty leet leaving them b"ttou
upwards Cars Damaged. and several persons
,mlured hut no lives lust. Occasion d by d
bruken rail.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
nissnlriinn Nntinn.

TIME Co-Partnership heretofore existing between
Il G. j. Bitler aud {. NJ. Eeery, under the firm
name Of BrrLtR X BrEav, has been dissolved BY
mutual consent. The notes and accounts lett in
the hands of C. NJ Be ry for collection, and all know
nr themselves indebted to said firm requested 10
call and settle immediately. G. J. BiTLER,
c. NJ. BEERY.
lancaster March IS, 1867. 46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
rnlnnbin Farm for ss,e.

I OFFER at private sale, my farm in Greenfield
4 Townshp Eve milas North Of Lancaster on tho
Baltimore road said farm contains l69 acres OF good
land about lU1 acre CLEARED The Improvements are
a good dyelling house. good Earn. the necessary
oai.hqu es tni .gooi Orehsrl. There are three
good we'll, Of water upon the prsmises.
Terms win BE- Ina1l Reasonable.
JONATHAN CoULsoN.
February u, lS52. 3wI1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Lnnd for Sale.

TIME subscriber Offers for sale between this and
l. the first of April, tract of land adjoining the
road between Amanda and Circleviln, one-ourth
mile from the former place. 1t contains about sixty
Acres and has on it good dwelling house, good
barn, good orchard and well of water Its situation
is pleasant and beautiful Terms made to suit pur.
chasers 1t viii be sold low.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Sr
Amanda, March 49, 1852 3wlO'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

ground, get up auew, and Try 4 again. We hone
these men. WIN had ~ little diHciGtv IN 'fixing
tlieir o'0H salary. will not keep gAv wnaD, aud
the ret uf mankind norh lnnger bi slq'ense.
bul agree upon. somsfhiHg. Take lhy resprisi
blliy, gentlemen! yun inusi ,ip IT,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
DIR. Homer c. Shaw,

TNENDERS lis professional services to the citizens
/ o Lancaster and the puhlic generally, and hopes
by dilgent ana careful attention to the business Of
his profession, to merit share of public patronage.
When not absent professional business, he nay b
found at Or. WHtrEs OFTIcn.
Lancaster, March O. 1862, 6n45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Awful Murder

Dk1no T, March li,-Lnst night about ten
n'rL,ck Mr.. Bnruhnet wliu lives near the Pontiac
r. Il depot came hnnle and ior4d his vile shot
hr,uch the heart chest in the house had been
robbed nl SEQ tuck was traced 10 the wuuds.
sulne two miles. ......t .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
PrObnte Notice.

ETOTICE is hereby to all persons intercsten. that
" the accounts and vouchers OF tie Estates of Jo-
sRPa YAyzra nlPnLrP MosIER, deceased, have
been flied in the Office the Probate court Tor inspec-
ton and settlement That said accounts will be heard
and exa,.ined the 3El DAY of April next, or soon
thereafter as NAV be.
JOEL RADLE4UGH, Prob ate Judge &c
March II, lsJI 3w4j
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Bangor Municipal Election.

BAHGnR. Me. March 8-rhe municipal election
in tni> city to.day resulted in tie election u" Ham
lin. for Mayor. he city council is strongly lem
peiunce
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Rron BoatOn.

BosTox. March 3,-C"mmiltre reported to the
St,,a- rrsnluliou in favor "i Hungary and k"s
suth. aud den"nncing Rnssa aud Austria, d'c'"T'
'ns ii lh~ dat, "t all constitutional governments
10 rebel tho attacks Ui deSpots.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
UYLAdAAL,

MARRlED-On the ?r March, BY Oren Abbott,
Esd. Mr. WILLIAM 4. JONES, Of Perry iU~'r
ship. Hacking c"uuly. and Sllss HARRIET Ann
FISHER of Madison township Fairfield county
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18


gV The pue'iIe attempts of the Ohl"
Statesman to Justify its course on the
printing questinn are thus summar'ly aud
eaectuaIIy disguised "f 10y the editor at
the Cincinnati, Enquire,:
"'As may be Procided by LaV.-The
Statesman has had several leaders ,n
the above phrase. Its frequent occur
renee in the new Constitution is made an
excuse fir Violating the constitution in
the printing matter
I'VE out il tn all sensible men whether
the above term qualities, in any manner
the real power of the main direction DIV
enya The establishment Of "a Probate
Court, in such manuer 'as may be pre-
scribed by law gives a discretion as I"
the manuer Of organizing that court. but
a Probate Court had To be established
So with the printing. The gist oi the
matter is, that it would he let hy con
tract to the lowest bidder. aud only IN the
manner ofdUng Mdtis there any discre
tion. A resolution authorizing the cle'I
20 act, with0ut iuviling bids, was double
yiolation. The clerks are nm executive
officers, and they did not invite bids. :
That manner was in violation Of the ma'i
constitutional direction"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Estate Of Nlnrtin Smith.

TIME undersigned was by the court of Probate for
L Fairfield couRty, on the 18th inst. duly qualified
and appointed the Executor of MARTIN SNurH. de-
ceased. All Interested in his Estate will take notice
accordingly. JACOB II. SMITH, ErefoT.
March lS, 1862 4w4o'
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Duel Antlclputed

WAsHlNG1oS. Mar'h I9 "A duel is aniicirnted
hrtwren Messrs. Wilcox mud Brown. of Miss &,
growing "ur ola personal debate ia the House OF
Representatives.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

a A Coon NoMrNATmN- Our good friend
OF the Scioto Gazette has been nomina'
ted for Senatorial Delegate.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

~ Companies are now forming IN
Portsmouth for California and Oregon.
They intend taking the eoverland route.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Valuable Lands for SnIe.

TIVE undersigned, Executors Of the last VIII and
Testament of THOMAS WRsFrr, deeensea, viii
expose TO sale by public ven,hic, at the courthouse
Door in Lancaster, Ohio on Saturday. March 90 lS5
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and q o'clock
p NJ Of said dav, the following described lands. viz:
Six Out-lotS North OF said town Of Lancaster and
West Of the Poor House Road, numbers and qualities
I'll
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

A CLEAN The Locoinco Gov.
ernor of Maryland has removed over a
thousand Wings from Office.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Estate of John Stoker.

TNHosE interested will take notice, that the sub
s,ribtr has been appointed and qu,lifed as Admin
strator de boais non, with the VIII annexed q the
Estate of JoHS sIvSER, deceased, late oi FAirheld
'SS ~ sY I~W' pANIEL BAKER -Admtsislys,cSs
!, March isls52' ~ estsI ~ " -.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

They still continue TO manufacture at the old stand
all kinds of Tin. (opper and SheetIron Ware. Thi,
branch Of their business, well as the others. will
be conducted with caro-. The best material win be
used and the best workmcn employed All articles
in this line will be warranted and sold cheap for cash
They are at al times prepared 10 do az kinds Of
JOB WORK. both at the Foundry and Tin Shop. with
care snd despatch BEERY 6 JENhlNS.
Lancaster, MarchlS 1852 45
P.S House Spouting made and put up at the short.
est notice. Old Copper, Brass, Pewter aud caStirun
taken in exchange Tor any of the above articles.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
unn.n md Lot for Sale.

II WILL sell at bargain, the two story House and
4 Lot, on Broad street, known as the Weatherby
pronerty. Said house Is in good location, in good
repair and clear OF Dover. Apply TO ~
J. R. PEARCE, Agent,
For the Heirs Of n. Weatherby, deceased.
November -. lSol Suu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18


Daily GazeRs .--The secohd mouth q. the
Daily GaTstte is out with Ibis number. ln 'hi''
we would enrnrstly request oil ibn'e
indebted 10 Us in any way 10 pay their accounts
Il possible. during the present aud GINNING week
Is we must huve The means by the end ol lla
lime. ia order To make arrangements I1r lhe Pn''
posed improvements upon tie paper. Advancr
Of course, will he lhunklulIy NC.
cepted.
Temperance Meeting Last eve uing large
number nf our citizens assembled nj The NJ. +
Church, for the purpose Ot hearing DISCUSSION ol
the Temperance question. especially that portion
ofit relating to The policy ofenacting the Maine
Law in Ohio Several gentlemen addressed the
meeting, aud aft rwards, upon vnie beng taken,
II large portion If Ihuse present voied il favor ui
the law We also learn That committees were M.
pninied 10 wait npnn The citizens of Lanrnslel
aud vicinity aud obtain their signatures 10 petlinns
pnyiug Inr the enaclrlnent Of the law II was The
first Effort III u public meetUg OF this character h
dicdive of much interest on the subject We
were mt present. only uear the close Of ih,
meeting but it was addressed, we un erStnnd. h,
Messe,s Kreider Brooks, Lnwrey. Scheich
Courtney, Tallmadge, Council and perhaps 9th
ers
Nav Advertisements, - Messrs. Beery an'
jenkins have hung out new sign in To days pa
per Read il, aud when you want anything i
their line, call aud examine their stock. You vii
find that it CONSISTS Of excellent articles al reason
ble rates
Thomas Sturgeon adveriises y srle o. his stock
sc. Here is fue Chance for bargains
Mr.. Griffith advertises some fine land Fl
sale. t
Don't forget the sale Of nntluts by the ExecI
tors Of Thomas Wright deceased, These lo
front on high street. north Of Mulberry, aud wi
be good investment.
The rea era attention is called IL the ndvertis
ment Of Mr., Phe!an.
Mr.. Smith advertises several notices, sa lie, &
AS Executor Of Martin Smith. deceased.
See Mr.. Schleich's legal card. Business e
trusted tu him will be promptly attended to.
PRoNuNCIA MrNTo-A La Prime Loj
is NaPoteOn.-The Saudusky Regisl'
publishes the following Order of Il
Board nf Public Works a copy Of whit
has been served on variuus railway cor
panies:
Ordered, That all bridges erected
Railroad Companies over pny Of Il
public canals OF the State. be remnvt
by the FIST day Of June next, and tn
the Secretary ut this Board give imme,
ate nutice 10 the several Railroad Coz
pauies whn have erected such bridges
the passage Of this order. Aud that
default of such compaues renewing sa
bridges by the time aforesaid. each ac'i
Commissioner canse the same tn,be
! moved from the public works under
cha,ge. -.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Attachment Notice.

T nv instance, an attachment this day issued
4 by A. l.. Simmons, Justice Of the Peace OF Ii
,crty township, Fairfield county, Ohio, against the
,ropeity and effects Oh Martin Feiroa nonresident
Il said county. u. "ILMsbh., -a
February o5, 1856. ,4w44' /,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Stoves, Crates and IIol!Ow-Ware.

They have also on hand and are manufacturing
hrge assortment Of Stoves. Crates am Hollow Ware
Among their stoves may be mentioned thu Buckcve
State, Buck, Queen # the West, Preference and Pre-
MUM Cook Stoves for Wood; they have ais, "a hand
aud are receiving Coal Co1k Stoves iron Pittsburgh
their stock of Paror and other stoves and their
ment OF Crates will be found complete. They will
alw' Us keep on hand large assortment Of Hollow
Ware of all descriptions. They have now fine lot
oc LARGE Irnp k,.ftlas
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

Use Howe's Cough Candy.
SloI.D wholesale and retail by =. L. SLOCuM. t.
ID 10 .a''i Druggist, LahrSster, ohlRG; 4.
NovemoersOiis6i sT,s Efy- ~ sssss''
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
Violet Township Fairfield County Lands

NNiIE subsciaar viii be ,on the lands Of Alfred
l. Caldwell, lying in the above named township,
from the lDth to the 95th Of April next to attend to
selling the to sny'parson who may be disposed
to buy any Of the same. they will be sold accom-
moi4lng terms. Tae tile gi, en will be indisputA-
bic. WILLIAM BOOKER.
March 0, l6J.-aw45 Ag Mt for said lands
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isSs.GAzETrE EsFkBIdsfiNENT issa
Ohice-In the Tallmadse Block, Srl story wess Sn&
GEORG Il wEAVER,' -
rDfroR - fnornrrroR.
The Lancaster cnEe'ls,-rhe i.AseA.rrs q 4

rhe Lancaster cazetie.-The LANcssrrR C,A,.
ErrE is published every Thursdays u tie follow.
Onseory;one year, In advance. .,,..,.,..Sl IS
.."-fi1 within the year. !. -. ..... -. W
"a after the year expires. I'D
rtree copies, 10 one address. .............. 90
13g' Xxx = = a. Z. ,.,..,,.',,i.'.tss ,its 90 90
irjni and a,tsr The eNriratiop Of the year, the
legal rate Of interest will be charged upon the high
esi trrnis Orders Tor clubs ntist be accompanied
by the cash, TnePorson, getting uPa elpe Of ten,
VIII bo entitled ~ copy gatis so long es the club
continues th ongh Ais eAeIliOns The Cash System,
IN new spaper, ,hc most convenient and proiita.
bile, both iorpabisacr and subscriber, and Il Is to
b" hoped thni, vhcruyer Il Il possible, il will DO
strictly adhered %. H'
Advegtising.-The GAzETTE aiToids profitable
medium for .dyertiscrs. Il has now larger per.
msnea' circulation thHn at any previous time, and
tlilsis constantly ncrta a,ing Toe favors of our
customers VIII DO set up in compact raanner, thus
aiOtding 20 eachons cqusl chance for publicity
iiseaiter, the following tlr'ns viii be strictly
One slaarc, tinro Insertions ............sI 90
-" -" each continuance ,............ 25
Months. Months. u lIoHths
One square ....... 50 0J. -. 81 30. Sc 00
Two = ''''''.. 4, U0.. IS 90. 90
lnrcs = .,.,.,., 0n..., O0....l0 OO
Four ...,.... 6 oO.... & 90. II 90
Oue-iourh column. o.. o CO... 1910
Uh,.ihid -. W'''..iO 0O,".lb W
Half -. 3 Co.,. IL 90. 30 90
One " -. II 90. 20 10. =. 30 90
A square consists Of u lines. Yearly advertisers
have - privilege orchsBgHg their advertisements
four times each yesr Person, contracting by the
year, must engage for a certain space, Tor which
thy viii be- expected to ray.
Job PTNting.--ln tbs department, expect 10
ruia. several improvements We shall endesvor
At all tunes ia execute the ayor' Of our iends with
promptness, neatness AMI at the slowest prices
! BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon reasonA-
bc terms.
Bia.iks.--We shallkeep constantly on hand BLANE
! DEEps and MORTGAGES. JUsTIcSs' BLAgKs, and
will be ready at all timesto PRINT to order sHIP-
| PIsG BILLS, NoTEs oBd such other Blanks as may
! ba required.
"SppDorL your oiDa" is the motto which we strive
ito impress upon the citizens Of city and county,
and It would be curious five did not ask in own
case good SUPPORT to any branch of industry will
be ound 20 BE- ualbnnoft purchaser aGd seer.
Lancaster, January ., loy9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18


AJAX you A MJTnER Suffering from diseases to
which females are genersiiy subject, use Dr.s D.
HoWTs Shaker Ssrsaparilla-lt wl certain cure you
Male or female. old young, AL aGd ereTy FAINT
" should have this crccleHt Family med!cine bythem
Call At our depot on one Of Agents, and gel
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find 'ar.g' fecs"
cts that can be slb5antiated by tholsanaso oi liv'
ing witnesses in this city and country viz: that tie
Shaker sarsapsriIs, ss prepared by Dr. S. D. HOWE
has been the means Of Pen- nentiy curing more do
eases to.whch the human family continually SUBJ
ject, than any other preparation Of s4r'sParA ever
vet brought before the public. Soc Advertisement,
u We hear many people complaining q weakness
general debility &c, which Is without doubt tae re-
suit Of too close confinement and application. dAl-
ly ride Of few miles, on horseDaeS, will be the
stan ling prescription Of judicous hysieiaH in such
cases, and we are sure it would be beneficial. But
naay nave no horse at their commanl rare ignorant
Of horsemanshP. To such We recommend the use o.
Dr.. HooHani's German Bilter5, eparsd by Dr. G. NJ
Jackson Phi,AdePia; they Will always cure, and iC
thos who can ride we would say u4s it,
! See Advertisement.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
rPyIOLISs,,Fn
Notice.

FENHE undersigned will arrivein Columbus Ohio
L BY the last or March, where he will engage in
the practice of his profession. All those indebted to
him in any way and all having claims against him are
respectfully requested to present the same either BY
letter or person for settlement
Office on High street. opposite 'he now State house.
JONATHAN FLATTERY, N. d.
March 1S 1859. 2ml6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
nrcElprs FOu rna GAZNTrE.

ifeu AbbDtt .si7j Jiun a,'z.----. 81 Is
.icob king.......2OJ Stnnn BDs"er-....2 no
jid-un MIGn 80. u JJun J,h,alp;i..--.l7
nlnrs VI. Huprr..I.75 J,-l SN4r z-.--...l.7j
Siiid u Hlyer....l IL Jacob II S.nUn.... 81
: Carpenter 80. .2.uO JOHN iry...-..- .2,19
NEW sCHsCIIBERs
At..,f,t-,, Z ..t Ir
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18
,hur.Gay Mornlng, March IS, 1852
CnrrpiNo NEWS.
oounry subscriptions to Railroads.

CHEERlNO NEWS
Counry subscrIpiIOns TO Railroads.
A despatch has been received form
Col. Medillby M. Tallmadgo. announc'
ing the gratifying fac, lha, the Supreme
Court Of Ohio have unanimOasly decided
in favor of the constlulionalily of coun
ties issuing bonds for Railroad stock.
The particulars we have not received
bot the decision is highly important, as
II will enable railroad companies 10
shrow their county bonds into market aud
Jisnose of them much more advantage.
ously. The decision is worth thousands
of dollars to the Cincinnati. Wilmington.
& GAINESVILLE Railroad company,a as it will
enable the Directors to sell the bonds al
higher rates, aud puts beyond tie posi-
bility of doubt the early completion oflhe
road. The decision is still more highly
important from the fact that it is unan'
NOUS. and was made after the most thor.
oueh examination and careful considera.
ton.
The people along the line ofthe c. w.
& 2 Railroad have cause TO congratu'
late themselves, as The decision wi en-
able them To construct the shortest link
in Ohio ofthe great East and West Rail
road.
Tue PREsIDENcY.-T Township and Dis
trict Conventions We ask our Whig
friends throughout the county not to for.
get the appointment Of delegates I" the
District Convention. The untice will be
found 10 days paper. 1t will Proba
bly, be better. at the same time, to have
substitutes named, ia order that each
township may be sure of representa-
ton ANY convenient place, near the
place of holding elections, can be deslg
nated, and the whole matter will "ccup!
but few minutes. Let it not be forgot
ten. Any one, who reads the notice, cal
bear it 10 mind, and see to il that the ap
pointments are made. The hour is nam
ed in the call, as it will probably he NOR
convenient at that time; but Of this tn
Whips of each township, of course. wi
know best for themselves. The appoint
meuts of delegates is the main matter
ANormsR BnIGnT MovE.-The Pnr,'
mouth lL"cofnc"y Despatch says of on
ofhis own kidnry:-" notice that NJ
Bisbnp. the member from Hancock coul
ty, has introduced bill into the House
which provides for the publication Of til
laws Of Ohio. as s"on as they are passe'
in one newspaper in each county. ins,e a
Sof Two as nav, at the rate OF 80 cen
per thousand ems. MIR. Bishop. it w"ul
seem, is ia favor Of one half of the PEI
Pile having Knowledge Of the laws
the expense Of the public treasury. viii
the other half. though equally taxed
pay for printing, from the 'en"r of h
bill, are not entitled to any suchprlv'leg Z
He is evidently fearful that the laws
the land will become too generally u
derstuod."
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Ghr n1arkrts... !.
L4Nc,srNR rNaI.hy. MlrcnI la ia5q !
HIneinnaII MarIei..

C,scrSyArr. March I6--P M.-ayer station
ary. Weather p-a-.ut MnScls qIirt--'ni.
ci,Hneed FIour--l'l10 bbls. soid Vt s3.g,
Whi-sy l5a Prtvisi9u. qaiel. LlH h.nu. 4G0
bb 5. mess Pork sDil at 50 $50 keg' pime
Lard sid at 90gt 81 change N aroe1es.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

UA few days since, the Obi" States
man chuckled over the downfall "i the
English Cabinet aud the formation "f a
new one, because, as it alleged, the for
mer did not come out right upon inter
vention. Now mt to say anything "t
the protectinnist character OF the new
ministry whichis certainly contrary I"
what that paper would desire, we quote
a couplet from poem Of one Of the mem
bcrs, Lord John Manners; which reads
thus:
Let laws and learning, wealth aud commerce die
But God preserve our old mobility.
This does not smack much of Demnc
Iacy. aud we don't think Lord Manner'
will assist in making Republics. Still
the new Cabinet may suit the States
man,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-18

Whnc nuulOer- 20
1t is hoped ILut tie Wings of The several town
ships will attend io this request. M order That
each Que may have a voice in the District Con-
yenlioh aud thus ndcu'e truly the public Seuli-
nent Of Old Flnlield.'
CHARLES BORLAND, PrtHicnL
GEuRGE WAIVER. Secretary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-20
BY TELEG RAPH,
% the ll)urfestrr 6pp.
CONGRESS.
WARRINGTON, March 10,


SENATE.-Mr Cass made personal expana-
ton conlradicting the charge made by Col. Davis
of Mississippi, in letter published in the Union,
one being published this morning, that he design
ed to deceive the South In the Nicholson letter,
he explained his views regarding the Wilmot Pro-
viso, very fully, and contended for the right to
take SIaueS into the territories The private cal
endar was then taken up, and the bills for the re-
iei of G. Thomas Howard, VIM. S. Eaton, Bryan
Callaghan, and the St. Johns Church, Washing
ton, were ordered to be engrossed, and the Sen
ate then went into executive session, and shortly
adjourned until Monday. f
HoUsE.-Afer several unsuccessful attempts
to go into Committee Of the Deficiency Bill, the
House took up for consideration, the private CAL
endar, and debated the bill for The relief OF the
heirs of Gen. Watson Of Georgia Without COM
ing to a conclusion, the committee rose.
motion was made that the House adjourn un-
til Monday. The motion was lost, and the House
adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-20

HEART-RENDING OccURRENcE.-The Mans
field, Ohio Herald says, that on Monday afternoon,
lad len years of age, named Henry Myres, was run
over by locomotive, near the depot in that place.
The wheels passed directly across his thighs, nearly
severing one leg from his body, and grinding the
other to jelly He was Immediately taken to his
fathers house, and his legs amputaed close to his
body Although perfectly sensible, the heroic little
fellow shed not tear. tsOh, ma!' said he, chow
| did holer murder and everything else when the
cars run over me, but they did MT hear me.2 His
mother told him he must die. 81 know it,'' said he
''but 1 amt afraid. went to Sunday School
mother.'' He died about O'Clock ia the afternoon.