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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
TELEGRApHIC INTELLIGENCE
ThIr,y-seeona copETs..-Flr.e session.

Was usor,S. fsl,y.7.
5 StTI Mr.. Sew rd pr-srn eJ r~,n,n.
srn ~ Sleeper md rih'rs. against Ihe exisn.
soI ur the l,nl"nt h HeCorm ck's reHP'r
The III a,prn rittns 81! 500 fm rebuilding
the library ronin.. VS. sngrpssed.
Tile resolution ol sym a,IlIy Tor The lrisl rGirs
wis taken mp aud Mr.. Shields commenced sprsk-
log.
lie said his amen Iment was 80 Gom"d ~ o
mike application Iur Oh m uCy in behalf 81 the
exiles II was consistent with the dignity Of the
Uulled States aud no indiguily To Great BritiHiL
/ Tie believed the resOlut ~ nIpved wuu i Effect
their release England lad nothing to gain by
pr"longing their captivity He had hoprs Of her
c|emency, The hope OF IrelanP- nationality wns
brewer cherished by tbs Unite States KrssutlI
owes his liberation Ia the inlerlerencouf England
III his hehtE Mr. Shislds then went On ia nli el
Ioqnent strain Ia depict the sniierings Of ireland
anl her chiinS uPon this country aud hoped Irish
men and E0glIsbme, would com ,ne In improve
The c'n1itipn Of Ireland her h pes of naliInali'y
being at an end Mr.. Seward then got the floor,
and the subject was postponed.
Mr.. ClelnrHs offered resolution calling Fur IN.
t1rm Iioi ~ reference 10 ouiricts for carrying
the nli's between New York aud CnliiIrnLI. Sen.
ate adjpurnrd.
WASHINGTON February 0.
| '"'H'E' uu bIlt W hNH'N w
Iowa was passed; al,o The bill tO repair the Ii
braiy rnnrns.
The Irish exile resolution was postponed. and
intervention resolution taken up. Mr.. Clarke
commenced speech. He thought II the proper
time. when the country seemed carried away by
enthusiasm Tor the distinguished Hungarian. ini
the Senate In re aii IN the prudent counsel which
had 81 long governed the country No mnlivt
but Palrinsn Influence him To rebuke the cnurst
Of demngogne, who wish tn make capital frou
The excitement "l this subject
His resolutions were funded OIL Washington,
Farewell Address and the precepts Of jefferson
He lidicnled the idea Of protesting against inter
ventl"n by despotc Governments IN the affairs o
others. unless prepared To enforce our protect by
arms. He thouglI more healhlul feeling per
vadeS the public mind Mr.. Clss got the por
and after an executive session, tn, Senate ADJOURN
ed.
HnUsE.- -Nntldus oI any special Importance
was Transacted in the House.
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TO THOSE INHERITED.

We have only a few words Tor
all those who are indebted TO us
in any manner, and we know they
will respond Immediately. In a
very few weeks, we intend To pur-
chase new type with which to
commence the next volume oiIhe
Gazette. We also need money
for other purposes. For these OBJ
iects, we would like to have II
now, withOut delay. We intend
to give our readers a prettler and
better paper than they ever had
before, and we need the money
Immediately in order to make the
necessary preparations. There is
plenty owing to us to meet all our
wants, if our customers will only
hand it over. 1t will be TO them
a small matter-to US II VIII be
large in the aggregate.
One other word Our friends
can do much to increase our liS'
g. means by inducing their neigh
bors to subscribe and pay. do
not wait for the new type. That
will co ne now in any event If II
breaks trace. But advance pay
ing subscriptions will greatly as
sist us. Our friends can promise
an improved paper with safety
Let all pay us during the month
Of February who possibly can
and who can't?
Another word Don't read this
and then lay aside the paper and
forget all about it, That will moi
help US Let each and every one
take this as an earnest dun, pay
up aud then induce his neighbo'
to subscribe and do likewise
Don't forget it!
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Interesti"g from New MeIieO--scoIonel
summers Expedition a FaIIure---DIscOv-
cries of Gold and Silver.

Ngw ORLEANS, Feb. -Advices have
been recei ed here from New MexicD up
to the 3lst Of December. The exprdi
ton Of Col. Sumner has turned out To he
failure. Fort Defiance. in the Indian
country. has been abandnned SeveraI
additional discoveries of god have been
made in the Gila River Some rich sil
yer mines have been discovered at FL
Pass". The expedition to Santa Fe was
obliged to return.
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Gov. WuoD- Intervention CIV. W"nd' III
his speech 5ernre The State Hungarian Assrin'on
took strous ground fr intervention in The Affairs
Of Europe, He sni,l:-
"This Is Gauss in which the people oT the
United States feel much interest Much has heen
said on the dnctrine Of intervention aud n"n'ln-
terventon There was a time when. ii ! velIiir
ed to speak a word on any question III tins STATE"
it was receive with authority. The opinions
now express have been formed with the same de-
liberation of those expressed with authority in
another capacity. There seemed TO he com
binrd effort on the part oi despois III Europe. l."
mt down free institutions. IL WIS the duty OF
lreemen to oppose this eff''rt-to resist the prln
ciple that every civil community has not right
Ia resu n,e its own aft hrs Whenever one nitnn
inlerleres with tile internal concerns OF anulher
it is direct insult 10 al other nations.
Louis Napoleon never would have taken the
step lie has taken. il lie did not believe that he
would be hacked by the power of Russia Austria
Prlssa aud other mOnnrchies. Thus II appears
that there is a combined effort in Cont rental
Europe To overthrow all free aud liberal lnstn
tions. This accomplished. what next. The el.
forts Of tyrants will he directed 10 our insltu
tnns. II will be their aim to break IA down.
Must we not prevent this event-peaceally II We
cau-hrcibly il we must [Appluuse. No pow
er will prevail with tyrants aud usurpers but The
power ot ginpowder or STEEL Applause .
There tits in black aud white. "Forcby II we
must" says Gov. Wood, aud in the following
breath adds. M power will prevail against the
despots of Europe bat the power OF ginpowder
aud steel " That is plain as strong as ko'snlll
desires. and tells the whole story -"drmed IN
teroentioa in lie affairs Of Europe" Are the
people OF this country prepared lpr this grea'
change in the policy of this Republic2 Where
shall we begini with Ireland, France. Italy Ger
mmy or Hungary Are we strong enough aud
rich enough To cope with the puwers Of Eur"peI
II is time To Pause-ior calm reflection. The
American people are called upon 10 change The
foreign pn!icy of this Government, which ha'
been adhered to firmly by every Administration
from Washington down to Fillmore. and To doihi
isa matter not lightly to be considered IN an en-
thusiasiic meeting or over the wine cup. a
their own fire sides. in serious discussion will
their neishbors must this chnnge be determined
upon or what is asked Of us be rejected.
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New Firm.

VNHE undersigned have purchased out the firm o
4 REIEMuND& & Son, and nave engaged to carry on
the business OF Retail Merchants IN Lancaster under
the name and style of RkINMI7ND & MARTIN, al
the OLD STAND Of Rniunund Il Son. We will con-
tantly keep on haE full assortment ofChOice and
Desirable Goods. and we solicit public patron.
age, assuring all who give us call, that we will
give them good bar gains the market afford.
BENJAMIN +. REINMUND,
JOHN d. MARTIN.
Lancaster, January 1859 3m38
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TVNHE Eoard Of Education Of Lancaster will sell
4 on favorable terms tne old School HorsE AND
Lor. opposite the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
the CoIrAGE ScuooG HoUsG ANn LoT, adjoining he
Protestant Methodist Church II notsold By the first
Of March next they will be for rent For particulars
enquire Of John Rchrr, President Of the ECard
By order Of the Board
JOHN L. TCTIlILI., Secretary
Lancaster, January %, ls52. Avs
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HosoR TO WI IN HosoR. &c.-In the Legisla-
tive proceedings Of Monday. we find the Follow
ing:-
Mr. Rex made report, thnt the committee
TO request the manuscript o! CIV. K"ssnlt's adj
dress had obtained the address with that Of 1t.
Gov, Medill, aud h ID deposited them in the 'tnte
Library"
It is due to Col. Medil to say that he had the
good sense to welcome Kossuth to the Legislative
Hall, in very neat and appropriate remarks III
this differing particularly from many others wh0
contrive To make longer speech than Knssutl
himself. There is time and place for everything
and upon these occasions K9ssuth is expected 'd
speak not others.
We would suggest that DR.. Thompson's invita-
tion speech in Washington and G G'l"w,y recrp
tim speech in Columbus, be preserved US samples
OF another kind.
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Charls.ton naess-auI,k Time .

CHARLLsT0S. Feby Z.
The Charleston races cOmmrpced to-day. am
were largely attended. when The fur mI!s rec
cnne OIL g,hn Campbell s horse Monte w,m lh'
first heat in the unprecedented time here Of
minutes 42 seconds. WIN. u. 81 klrrs linrs'
JeH Davis.iuweTer. took ibe purse. winning lh'
SECOND aud third heats. Time, second heat I'm
1is
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nni;iinn fnr nirnrce.

Catharine Cowen rs. Umphrey Cowen -, =,
TIME shoye named defendant is hereby notified
that the complainant filed her petition Ior divorce
in tbe cerks Office of the court of common pleas, in
~ nS Gor the county of Fairfield and State OF Ohio on
the 1 7th Law Of February, A. D. 1852 making aPPca-
tion for divorce, on the ground that said deien'
for more than three years:-and praying said court
for d,creo Of Almony, and dissolution OF the mar
rsge contract and that both parties be released from
''i0 wv CHARLES +. SHELTER,
Attorney. for Complainant
February II, 1852. $3.50 oval
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will he
presented to tho Commissioners Of the county Of
Fairfield and State Of Ohio, at their March session,
A. d le52 praying for the location Of county road,
commencing at the Hooking county line on the Logan
road, near Mrs. Custards, and running from thence
down Stover's Hollow, past or near Mrs. Stovers
Saw Mill.in Madison tawnshp Fairfield county Ohio,
crossing James Nj. Pratt's Mill race at the "Wrten"
rock-thence to the frame dwelling house of said
pratt-thpnce north along the private road now in
uss until it interSects the Hooking county line,
northeast OF said Prsts farm on the ri ge road IN.
tersecting the County road at the corner Of Daniel
WesicLbArgar's field -,-.,...-
February 9 1853 4w
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Picture Gallery.

TINE undersigned is just receiving AZ lbs rooms &
beautiful lot Of Plates, FYan - and CSses, Of all
qualities from l-l6 to the 10 plate 70, hieh he
will fill with DdgucrroypeS urSurpased in u beau
tiful art and at prices thai canAotia to please.
All are cordially invited TO call and exla ias for
themselves. Doors open at all hours
Lancaster, Janusry 23, 4. L. FELlERs
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Prom the RIo ernna..


BAL1iM0ag Feb
The Snnlbern mail r1m- fIrang, fr..m N~w
Orleans. There are miiy c'aLh citing rimfnrr I
regard 10 the m vemspt 81 can,aJL mi i .
Generally belle Ell that Iis free Is .n,all Tie
Brnwpsvillr ag srys lhai Grn Harvey has Ill.
ra'cle Lieut.. L,ma'i with smiIl lure FIR III
nr. "'se "i arr~sting Cnravpjh aud hi. inllowuis
WIZ we're sail d, he ~ q SUD ring can liti,n
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Estate Of Joseph r. N. Cui,le.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and duly qualified as Executor
OF the Estate of JosEPH +. N GUILE, late
of Fairfield cou' ty, Ohio All persons having claims
legally authenticated within one year-and all those
indebted will make immediate payment.
CARNOT GUILE, Executor.
February 8, 1852 4w29
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From PhIlad iphIa

PHtLAp LPAiA frrutry
NV gfinn j. re- opened The -lrlrn.hI, CIV
Of Mtnchrs'e reached ber wharf. aiI.i al. at 81
other vessels Of oil clss.rs
S,hnp,n Bner Wa arrested tn dav on srspiri'n
of berg CONCERNED in tie muri' ul young Leh
mln. at Richmond Snspicinn slr,na.
Private letters by tie Europa c"niirin tie nd.
vanre n brrad.iutf,. II Irrs here ar, askiag 81.
lD37I advHuer' they bei.e,e Engsh rice. IL g.
hiyhpr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

tS@A gentleman was writing npte al coffee
house, the "h'r day, anl p-rcciving an inperli.
nenl fellow looking over him, rs he write. wunnd
mp thus: Il should say more, were it not that an
impu lent puppy Is lonking over my shnulder."
"Upnn my honor sir said the man, Il have not
read word you have written
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LtNcAsrER. rbunI y. Faa-uIrv y la5a
From Boston:


Private lr'icr hy .ropa liiy- cnuliru@i neyvs
Of brisk mld rIyancns ,lpnliud I.r .riir.ld.iuff,
at Liverpool. Flour a rrs here irIl their sincks
at M advance oi nne risiuI 10 three rishrh 81 y
dollar per bbls Letters state that F.s,,cr viii
be oigei Il, in',,ri b'eIl.'lls. am ihn r.ugl,n
hetIrrs are sInyuiue tiht u gr uaI utJ re .carj
tuu ttttrs
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GgoRGiA AND Her RAILROADS The
State of Georgia is pursuing with al
earnest devotion and wise forecast til,
system Of Railroad improvements by ~hicl
the resnurSes aud energies of that Com
mon wealth have already Teen so large
ly and successfully developed. The Leg.
islarure has just appropriated S525 900
To the repair and equipment of lhe West
ern & Atlantic Railroad by which is cum
Pleted the very important cnnnexlon of
the Sea Board at Savannah with Ten
nessee, by continuous line Of rnad oI five
hundred miles in extent, aud at its ter
minus at Chattanooga designed t" con
meet with all the great lines through the
North and West.
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Attachment Notice.

| T the instance of the Zanesyile and Maysvilie
| "a Turnpike Road Coinpruy an attachment was this
dav issued byG. Strinman, Justice Of the Peace of
Hooking township Fairfield county, against the pro-
porty and effects Of L. f.. Gordon, non resident Of
saiI county +. Bii.iINGtIRUST,
January 24, 1852. For said Road company
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ARE YoU Misunderstanding from diseases 10
which females generally subject, use. DR.. S. ID
Howes Shaker SarsapariIla viii certainly cure you.
Male or female, old or young, ALL and erery Fami-
ty should have this ereeeat Family medicine by them.
Call at our depot or one Of our Agents, and get a
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find facts' facts!
acts'" that be substantiatsd by thousands Of v
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz that the
Shaker SlrsaParills, as PreParedby Dr. 5. D. HOWE,
has been the means OF permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family continually sub
ect, than any other preparation Of SarssParila ever
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
1T'EIundred4 Of our citizens complain Of debility
and languOr Of the system arrangement Of the liver
and stomach want Of appetite, osthey are frequent
the result of too close application, and thousand
other causes we cannot here name; but wewOuld say
to all afflicted, do have done-get bottle ol
two Of DR.. Hoollands German Bitters, prepared by
DR.. Jackson and, woid for it. you will be cured
We recommend this medicine, knowing IRON expert.
euce that it is much superior to the generality Of pat
ent medicines. We would say to our readers, pur.
chase none unless prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson
Philadelphia.
| See advertisement
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WIWsNAAI4

MARRIED-0n tue jtII inst. at the house nf
Samuel Beery, in Lancastrr o.. by the Rev Dr.
J. Hnmtvn Mr. JACOB PENCE In Mrs CATH.
ARINE SPANGLER, both vi Greenfield tuwu.
ship.
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Fancy Articles.

lust opening fresh 10, Of Brushes Of every des.
- cription Combs, Ivory, Dressing, Tuck and Side
Note PaFer Cards, Envelopes, Drawing Paper, Bris-
tie Boards, Perfumery, Sc::, at
Tuly 81 6. KAUFMAN co.
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As.oeIs,Ion for ths MalsriaI .I.l % Enncnr,

The citizens Oi III field cnuuiy --lrirnd, o.
Hungary. of freedom an popular q ,vrrurnrnt-
are respectfully invited 10 meet at tie Ciiy Hall
op Tuesday evening. lDt lilli inst. Toy tbr IInr,
i use Of frrnius County Association of Freud.
uf Hungary"
Any resldeit Of ilIe county ciu hecome a mem
her pf this assnciaridL 10y Subscribing his nam" iu
the constitution mHl paying nt' lie ITelsIiY tl:r
sum OF one dollar.
RP EFFTNGER Es Con
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TItis stated in an Irish paper that lhe reve'
nues Of the Irish priesthood have been reduced
more than so per cent. by the combined opera
ton Of emigration and poverty.
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February 7, l&s
The State of Ohio, Fairfield County, ss.

COhri ~ common PledS, Sept. Term, 4. u. l5bl
Baldwin, Diblee and Work and otheTs,)
vs. II cHAEcERT
Thomas White and others.
iTNlE Defendants William L. Lave & Co., Beurs
l. and Tage Oliver Martin s Co., Wood. Corey and
v oOd, John IL Brown aud To- Eckel, Rsgnll and Co.,
Temple, Barker and Evans, William Richardson end
Co Bagley, Woodward and Co, Of the city ofFhla-
dephia, Pennsylvania, and John Stewart and Co and
x and D. NJ. SteLbins and Co. Of the city OF New
YORK. and Pointdexter and AIKEN, Ralhly Carson and
Co, and Long and Byrne Of the city OF Baltimore. Ma.
ryand, anu Gill and Stout OF the city Of Wheeling,
Virginia, are hereby notified %. Ling OF com plain
ants bill on the 18th of September, A. D. 1881 and
the object and prayer Of said bill is to set aside and
vacata as fraudulent, compromise made by COM
panant and deendantsresiding in the cities Of New
York, Philadelphia aud Batimnre, with the said de-
fendant Thomas T. White in the spring of 1851, Of
their several claims and deinands against him.
Notice is therefore hereby given 70 the said sever
al defendants Of the paadency, object and PRAYER Of
said biland that they must SEVERELY be and appear
before said court the first day ofthe neat Term
thereof, and then and there plead answer or demut
to said bill-otherwise the same viii be taken as
confessed as 10 them and the matters thereof decreed
accordingly.
p. VAN TRCMT & JOINT BRASEE,
Atornags for COmpLaiaakts.
December 20, 1871 $3.50 6w34
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"TnE KnssUrH MANtA"-We surrender the
greater portion of nur space to-day 10 the Illus.
trious Hungarian. as his visit to Ohm will possess
considerable interest 10 our readers. and we are
anxious that he should have fair hearing.
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One Eluprc, Tires in7artions ............ai o.
" each coHtinaanre ....... q

square consists O' Z hncs. Yearly advertisers
have the privilege OF changing ther advertisements
four times each year. Per ,ons contracting by the
year, must engage for a certain space, Tor which
th"y will be expected to ray.
job PTiDtiEg.-ln this department. we expect ID
make several improvements. We shall endeAyor
all times to execute the ayors Of our friends with
promptncss, nnainess anil at the :lowest prices
HU MESS CARDS neatly print d upon reasona-
bletern8
BIanks.--We slalkeep constantly on hand BLANK
DEEDS and MparGAGEs. JUsTIcEs' BLASKs and
will be ready at all times to print to order SlIP-
PisG Buls, NoTEs AMI such other Blanks as may
b. required.
"SupD1rt your otrn" ig the motto which we strive
q inpr upon the citizens Of our city and county,
and woull be curious five did not ask it in our own
case good support TO any branch Of industry win
be found be mutual beneitto purchaser and seller
l.sncsst 7, I1nusry 8, 1852
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ONt the 9Oth day of February, A. D. 1852, at II
~ o'clock. VI, on the premises in the town Of Lii
thopolis, will be SOLD 10 the highest bidder the fol-
loving Real Estate n, the property OF JACOB WAGNER,
Ias ad tD-wir: IN Lots Nos. 81 and 90 In said town
Of Li,IopoIis-5l appraised at s2S and So at Sl2.
PAYMENTS one.thid in haGd, balance in two equal
annual instalments, in one and two years from day
OF sale, with interest,
HENRY KISTLEH, 44HIftor
Of the Estate Of Jacob Hasaer acceased.
January 10, 1852, Slr5o 6wH
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Pabiic Sale.

''Il. sell a. public auction, at the residence Of
Jomos c. Maccracken, /! miles South Of Lancas.
ter, lat Cl,rksburghl IN Thursday The 4th day Of
Mdrct, ls52 laigr All valuable amount Of person.
al property con,istns in pat Of the following aft-
clrs to-Vit: -Four head Of Horses.
6FRESH Mich COWS with Calves u their sides
! Durnsm bull. Young Hclers with calf
Steers and Yeailng Calves, Sows, Pigs and Shosts,
two horse Wagoh and Harness,
covered Buggy and Harness, Cultivator,
Wind Mil, eating Box, &c
An great variety Of Household and Kitchen
Furnitur.
credit Of nine months on sums over s.. upon
n iie and security.
ifao' sooner rented, Mrs J. c. Msccfstken will
at the same time contract for renting her farm, At
ClarIsburgh for two years, for cash rent.
JOHN d. MARTIN.
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FRENCH SPECULATION IN AMERICAN
CnIN - The Philadelphia Inquirer has
been assured by a gentleman who re.
Gently returned from Europe, that large
quanies of Am, rican coin are imported
into France from the United States; aud
that by peculiar process. IA considerable
portion of gold is extracted, while the
value of the silver isrot impaired, In
deed, it is said that quite an extensive
business is carried On in this way, The
process is a peculiar one, and known
only to a few scientific men in France.
NEw GoLD DoLLARs AND GoLD HALF
DOLLARS -"Observer," the Washngtur
correspondent of the Philadelphia Led
ger says:
IL have ust seen the new dollar
piece sent down from the Philadelphis
mint to the Hon Geo. >. Houston, chair
man of the committee Of ways aud me ans
the coin CONSISTS oi a fat ring, ON whcl
there is superScription but no head, a.
the place for putting a head is cut out
The only objection to this kind of coin is
the delrition to which, it seems to me, il
must he very liable On The other hand
the coin may be carried on a string-o
most convenient and safe way Of carry
lug money. Half dollar gold pieces, mot
yet called for by any law. have been aenI
down. and look very pretty. These hall
dollar gold pieces would be more con
venienl still than the collar pieces, anJ
may be carried in the same way"
Clay AND LAFAYETTE- The Washing
ton correspondent of the Savannah Geor
gian, writing in reference to the recep
ti"n of kossuth by the House of Rep
resentativcs, says:
BY tho way, heard an interesting an
ecdore of Clay and Lafayette, which
perhaps. has got out long since. got il
from good authority. 1t appears that Mr.
Clay wrotc tic ansWer himself that Lafay
etre gave Mr. CIay's beautiful speech ~
the occasion OF Lqfayette's reception by
the House. Mr. Clay on being asked i
it were really So. laughingly replied il
the Affirmative, and that Lafayette
speech was highly complimented, bu
his own, Mr.. CIay's) was not noticed.
/ A Block For THE National MoNU
MENT FROM IRELAND Cincinnati
4 Gazette states that Mr.. J. A. Lyncn, o
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETrF.
]. " Pn"rn N 400 Abraham Free . IL IS
Henry fry.... .20O l,aIc Rees ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

~ Tobacco crop Of Missouri for 1851, is esti,
mattel at from IA 900 To $4,000 hhds against ~ .
900 10 i3 900 the preceding year. The quality
i, S1il To he good.