The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

Perry-March Is. June IA, Oct Is.
llocking-April 5, July 5, Nov. l5
CJackson-M March l5 May 10 Sept 81.
yuton--M March % June 80, NV. s..
( Pike March -, May II, Oct. 4. ;
Scioto-Almch 30. May "a Oct. IL.
lawrence -. June 81 Nov. Q.
(Gallia--March 8, May 81 Oct 25.
Meies- Nlmch %, May a. Oct. l8.
! Athens-April 2, June 7, Oct 25.
Wdshngton-Aprl 5, June Ia, Oct
p. S. Judge WHITMAN has received
a letter, in which it is stated that the
times mentioned above are correct
Sheriff. sales are legnlized. returnabIe
at any day during the term.
HOUSE OF CoRRECTGoN.-We notice
that Mr.. Fisher of Madison, has intro
duced bill to establish House of Cor
rpclion for juvenile offenders. The bill
proposes to have the buildings erected on
the State grounds near the State quarry,
An institution ofthis kind is much needed
and would prove of vast benefit to those
whom it is intended to reform. Its 10
cation Is matter of but small moment.
so lhalit is put in healthy place and the
necessary means can be had for the em
poyrneut Of those who are placed under
the care Of its officers. 1t is a shame To
place youthful depyavity in company with
grey headed crime, aud very many of our
citizens refuse to Inform upon those who
have committed offences punishable in
he penilenliary for this very reason
But have house Of correction for er:ing
youth and no such difficulties as this will
intervene between law aud justice. The
youth Of the State, who from bad tain.
ing or bad example, are led into imprnp.
er excesses, will be taken care Of their
morals improved and they will not grow
up in vice and crime, becoming pest t"
society and a disgrace ~ themselves. We
believe that in an institution of this kind
properly managed and under tho control
Of kind anl benevolent officers, tho jn
veuile offenders of our State, in nine
cases out of ten, can be made useful an !
respectable citizens. A result of this
kind will a thousand fold repay all the
expense to which the State will be sub
iecred establishing aud conducting the
institution,
The ASHLAND THUNDER The meet
ing Of Democrats at Ashland aud their
resolutions. which we published yester
day, it seems, has unstrung the nerves Of
tho Statesman editor. He denounces
them as personal enemies and threatens
10 carry the war into Africa. ltis rather
a curious fact that the Statesman editor
denuunces all democrats as his "persnn,
al enemies" who refuse to counlenance
the voting Of The peoples money into his
pockets.
UsURY LAWS - BaNEiRg &c We pub
Iish to day by request, communication
which appeared a short time since in the
Ohio State Journal. 1t contains facts and
figures which will prove highly interest
ING at this time. We may here state
that we donut agree with tho writer upon
the proprety or necessity Of the Usury
Laws, but we have no room for comment
and Zach reader will give the subject that
due consideration which its importance
demands. We may refer to the matter
again.
PRINrrNG PREssEs IN PARIs,- 1t is
stated in late foreign advices that print
ing presses in Paris are put on the same
footing with gunpowder aud saltpelre, by
tho Prelect of Police. Their salo Is
hence forth forbidden, except with Ger.
tain formalies. The makers of presses
whether for printing, Glhographing OF
copying purposes, are compelled, before
parting with any of these dangerous
machines, To take the name and address
Of the purchaser, assure themselves that
he is an advocate of order, law and ro
Egion. aud give notice of the sale to the
tho commissary of police.
AFFLGcriNG DIsPENsATIoN,-Und
this head. the Buckeye Eagle records
the death, by freezing, ot MIR. Isaac
Wood, an Old aud respectable citizen
farmer of Marion county. He had been
to SanJusky during the day, and having
drank too freely, fell from his horse on
his way home and thus lost his life.
FIRE.-A fire occurred in Delaware
on last Tuesday, which destroyed the
frame building in which the Gdsette of
fee was located. The most serious dam
age was caused by the removal of the
contents, and the largest share of this
fell to the lot Of the Gazette establish
ment.
WThe Glasgow iron founders have
, cnunnnenced navino their wOrkmen OF