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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

r CoKFEREScE OF THE NJ. f. CHURcH-We
copy from the reported proceedings of this
body as pubiishedinthe GAINESVILLE Courier,
the following list of appointments for Lam
caster district: ...-.- -,, .........
ZACH. DoNHELL, p. E,
Lancaster-AnciI Brooks. ''..
RushVille-John f. Longman, II. s. Ben
ner. r7-H Et-sT.y ..i E.1f rtIlai
Hebron-Samuel Harvey, B. Mark.
Etna-James Gurey. ...
Baltimore-Richard Doughty.
Royalton-A. M. Alexander ''H' - nag
Circleviile-J. M. Jarr:son. r7'rfs 'te
Tarlton-JohD w Steele I ..ts asf
Mount Pleasant-J. II, Mcautcheon.
Logan-Wm, Porter.
Nelsonville-S. M. Bright.
The Conference adjourned to meet at
Lancaster, the 7th day Of September, 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

New p, STAGE LAw.-,9y this act, one
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three ounce newspapers. The publishers
of such weekly newspapers may send to
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ed one copy thereof free OF postage.
The law takes effect on the 30th day oI
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

#r b.. d. u 81.
Posi- OFFICE LlTERATURE.--A, letter pas
sed through tho post Office, a few days since,
directed to the "Orderter's Office, Washing
ton" Another about the same time started
in pursuit OF Jerry Mire Jacobs" some
where down in Connecticut. And still ano-
ther for man resident in the State ot"New
Gearsey." We are also authorized to re-
quest lady in Wisconsin to look out for a
letter, as there was directed TO her several
days ago No town having been specified,
she is presumed to be u citizen at large in
that small State. The following is, howev-
er, the richest specimen, of an address that
we have ever seen; "ThiS wants to 60 to
Put D Neal he used to 1--WE in Westfeld but
hees after baing gorA too Southwic now but
he will be in weastfeld ner lo3Fe for after a
JoI and he will pay for itt,--SPrinafeu Re
pIlicqn. ., $3.50. .g.. .,.s.-,e ...s, - ....,
YIELD OF Com IN Ca Cal
ifornia papers cDntihueGto report good min
ing prospects. Including the amount re-
eeived ut New York on Tuesday, and &c.
0UO 900 deposited ut the New Orleans mint
since the lst of January, the receipts in the
United States for the eight months is sS4o,.
500 900, equal to 1861 100000 for the year
besides which, the mail steamers have brot
to Panama an average of nearly $4,000 Q
month, consigned to London, and taken
thence by the British West India steamers
4haking the total export of dust from Cali
fornia to the Atlantic States and Englant
sirt,Ssir millions dollars. for the year. The
total amount of gold iii New q York ',city, n
present, says the New York k5Times, includ
ing the dust on the OHIO, is about t'oents'
qniuio1iS dolGftrst l.t. - 1856 l.fi' ..l-f ''ri
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-16

INcIDESTsoF THE LAKE ERIE DIsAsTRR. y
We find the following incidents connected
with the destructiOnof thea tIahtics in the
Milwaukee Sentinel: r. -sl.- ,..f. t..,-,,,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
The Discussion.

The account given hy the Advocate Of
The discussion on Monday evening net
tween Messrs- Watterston and Davidson
Of course give = most Overwhelming vic
tory 10 the latter. but III The ahsetacr
which i also given Of their renaarks %
ilse occasion il would seem extremely dit.
iicals for my one 20 inagius the gfo5nds
aposs which The victory is claimed. Tan
we vvonld ssk orr readers Is 10 read. he
notes o. Tie discussion carefully ana ssten-
tavc' ard decide for themselves whs: u.
Ply what conclusive 50 were given
r. slse isnrfsgoable grounds assuuasd by
ar. Wastcfriop.
cse faft i.as sssg much SURPASSED III ILL
'l''< rpaascsion-ihat sbe inals;io:s
sv'ssl sesssssx e isexs gsine.l curse Il; Il so
sssrl ! assfee thst MI. Wnssssoa los
srQsnl a:ss sss' The fafrignrHs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
10 Col A. Malta has just returned fam
the city--bringing a large lot OF family snd
plantation stores. See advertisement.

NYE Aa EF -
THE ToRcu.Lienr PaocEsstoa.-Dn
Tuesday evening last the Glee and, ScsTT
y GRAHAM clubs Of this place. joined in
celebrating the anniversary Of the tripm.
phanf entrance Of the American arms Sin
70 the CRY Of Mexico. under the cdm-
mand of that gallant soldier and sta:es.
mai whom the people Of the United States
now propose to make president.
The procession formed at the club.roIm,
City Hall) and marched through u
principle streets, headed by a band Of 1
tial music, displaying as they passed alsang
brilliant 'ransparencies, with suitable ;;lnd
appropriate motios inscribed thereon. che
procession haulted near the corner of Basul
evard and Lafayette SIS. aud gath.s red
around the stand erected for the speakers
and The numerous ~asse,nblage there re-
ceived with enthusiasm The able and blo-
qaefl. speeches delt forth by Messrs j. S
Barrow aud G.. w. NArrERsroS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

10 W. cut the following, il relation
10 the senate's action upon certain or Mr..
FiLLMonEg nominations. from tie Mutton.
al Lukelligcnccy:
W. learn from the linton Of yesterday
that, in secret session Of the SenAie, tlie
nomination Of Il A. BRAproaD, OF La,
to be Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, III the place oil Judge Nc
KINLEY, deceased, Yves taken up and laM
ion the tahke..
This is precisely after the pattern Of the
worst days Of The Democracy, when all
pfopfiety was set at defiance IN the Sen.
ate by laying OF the table the nomination
by President ADAMS Of the present Attor-
ney General CRITrEspEs 10 be d Judge
Of the United States, III onler to drive the
appointment mp to the coming admnnis-
%ifation, hoping that il would DO q demo-
cratic one.
We also learn from the Union that the
nomination Of Gen. JAMES WiLsoa. Of
New Hampshire, Commissioner Of land
Claims in California, was rejected and 81.
so that Of JERoaE FULLER, of New York
as Judge Of the District OF Minnessota.
We have also information, from The
snf1c source, that stfnaily nominations were
necessarily permitted to- lie over. W.
presume that at the next session 81 Com
gress, when the election OIL resident Scorr
shall hive been ascerlainee, they will bo
s'permiied" to be acted upon.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
Gen. Pierce ANA tsaa soutn.>

A veiy short paragraph Wifl give d pref
by good daguerreotype Of Gen. Piefce's
attitude towards the South
Lei Il Be continually remembered 5y
the men Of the South, that II 1884, Gen.
Pierce, the present locofoco candidate for
the Presidency, voted against permitting
q Vuginian to take two family negroes to
the District Of Columbia-tllereby as far
as he could, divesting the master DC his
properly. In '39 he voted for the consid-
GRAFTON of q proposition, having for its OBJ
ject the abolition Of the slave trade be-
tween The Suites. and the abolition Of
slavery II TIE District IF Columbia, and III
the then Territory If Florida. II October.
1850, he was i member Of a Democratic
Convention in New Hampshire, which
adopted the following resolution Mnaai-|
saousky,
Resokred. That the holding OF hn-
man beings IN bondage y = curse to any
country that we ne OPPOSED ~ slavery,
hack q white. III MI is forms and under
whatever circumstances
II the same Yesr. u i public speech,
copied into ltae Washington Union aud
Tue Richmond Enquirer. be declared
That Il Those who wouId dissolve tse Un-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

Gin 1914 the Wing presses III Tenn.
esee asserted that James X. Polk was OPP
posed 10 granting PENSIONS 20 RevoIntioti-
afy soIdierss-Amcytcnn.
Show the proof iii. Tie Wings have
Fyoped this, amply, against Pierce III 1852,
from tie Journals of congness. All remen-
Der that James X Polk used 10 pInme him.
self upon having been tile friend of Reyo-
.iutionary soldiers.-Nashrilzc Baans1.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

~ The South V5est is the little OF q
new paper published at Shreveport La.
BY alessrs. D. DnLARD s. Co. Il Is .
sheet to be favorably compared with any
printed in the country /; lis politics are
wh's and support the nominees Of The
whie party forcibly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
ouR JOD OFFICE.

Having ln,ely added 10 oas stock Of t%isterials, we
ara now prepared u do all Kind Of work In the Print
iua liae. rerssns assirng Catla, Nisculafs, ramph
lels. uIanks 81 any description, aud upon We me-.
,sasonabls terms. will plsRsc give ~ . call, We
are is,stninsd 10 satisfy all who ,asy be Disposed
" eneoatage ",
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

The Scott and Graham Club Of this PA.
rish will hold its meetings IN the City
HAL, on Saturday Of each week, al iii
o'elosk. + nj.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

1a- We received TOO late for previous
The slrxe Issue. q wing carngaign paper,
published in New Orleans by Maj KEEL
r. Il y decidedly the thing 5or the can
ssss,s i Is wen gotten up. ~itsselessioas and
editegSials eviuce ability and i most appIi-
cable to the times.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

EM.
o. Monday last the house Of Mad.
arae jose LANCE. was the scene Of BE-
reavernens and addiction. Many friends
III this highly respected free woman 'ot
color, assembled 70 minglc their feelings
With the grief 81 her who lad so often
been 4 source Of consolation; On that
slay she bad been bcreaved Of her Only
daughter. the stroke although not un d.
pected, was lloa the less severe. For
many months had the deceased been ct,u.
siaed 70 her couch by the hand OF that
slow but cersaM destroyer OF beauty, of
health and Of liIe-consnmption.
Sie was Rppriscd Of her condition ana
OF tho inevitable fate which awaited lei,
hus she placed her trass in her God aud
wishing for the end hanpily Md her spiri.
Wig is flight 10 that hourn from whence
there j. NO return, And many are The
synpashisine scars shed BY the friends OF
The hsseaved parcas.
M &t MM
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

10 We perceive from a communica-
ton in the last 1Irocate that the resig-
nation OF Hon. T G. DAVIDSON as elector
for the Fourth District Is suggested.
We also learn from the same paper that
Dr., HEREronD has resigned the position
rs president Of the PIERCE and KING Club
Of this place.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

nz~Mt John q. Wire, iso y authorized Agent
10 collect and tsssips for all amounts due this
ofiess
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
Iron llle Memphis VI
Fay and

Tile Ddf1ogfatic ssenaie eg lie United
Gtaies llayr u sifel b resolution, callinp fpf
= ssatsnthaf pf flle moneys paid 10 General
sstx'fr since lla Has been IN tbs public
service.
What do tile nnthora of tlis movement
expect to naks out df il 7 Arc they prepared
! assert that the bf,iiiah i ssrsteea O ltseligr.
~ ffscDfT hive f,eaiI ~ovsrrDlI Are they
really 70 calculate tie .alpe, III dollars
dttd ceiits, Of fhp battles 81 Ciippa,ya and
Iatalyss I1ans I 81 Vera Cruz aad Carr,
Gordo of Contrefa- and Clernbusco9
WIN hot anyof fiteae giorioais battles ofsta
weigh all ii4 esIn y nsatioils, were /. len
times tho amount lie has received
Whit SOFT Of services liavs these SEND.
tors rendered, who aim this blew at Gen,
scoTT, aud Whit baye they been paid
fort We find thai i portion OF them
have received pay as follows, for d nightts
rest III Washington. performing III lie
meantime q constructive journey to tleif
homes.
Aicl,isoD sfdas
ljofiat,d 1908
Ilenietfs 104n
Dodge, Of Iowa 144D
Dodge, Of WISCONSIN 1884
DonglHs 1884
Downs o3at,
fbleii BOG
Gwin 2tO5
Hamlin 5gn
Houston 2a91
Jones, Of Iowa 1000
Norris 473
husk 80. a347
Sebastian 1920
Shields 1871
Sotile 1914
"Thasc (says the Richmond sWhig)
are the flaming democratic ecohornists.~-
mighty siisniisso Of extrayagunco--boistcr.
Gus advocates for saving the dear peoples
money But when they get a chance
10 slip their own hands inte The crib, We
see with whit reeulls. These are The
charges they nuke for one pretended
fijglt's work. between tic ga and Ali OF
March, 1881. They no only had no
right 10 Ibis money, but they pooketed it
~ The face OF IN express law against ii.
In 1e4g. they made d similar chargs bur
Mr.. Flllmafe then being Vice President,
and being no friend 10 democratic econo.
my, the account was not rendered, until
he was temporarily substituted by Mr..
MISUNDERSTANDING opportunity was sciz.
ed, mid that gentleman certified the &C.
count, ny which he put near $500 Id his
own pocket In 1851, Mr., King the pree.
eni candidate q the party, being the pre-.
siding officer of lie Senate. certified the
an1ount-alibough he refused to profit by
IL himself.
THESE ure the scrupnlons and homes.
gentlemen. continues the Wing. who at.
now oyerianling Genc,al ScoTT's de-
counts They are the ogreat mem tho
leaders---tlIe shining lights Of The Demo.
party ; und Tie country may form
sore idea Of the sort OF economy they
will practice when they come 10 get con-
troll Of tie public treasury. They do not
TO put from $1,000 10 $4,000 into
pockets for q single nights sleep. II
leaders, who might be supposed 10
some regard for public opinion. ure
% eager for the apoils, what may we not
expect from "l,cggarly rabble.o should they
quartered on the treasury? The
eats which distinguished the VAN BuEM
sra, when honest Levi guarded the crib,
be thrown completely into the
aiadc, on the restoration Of the spoilers"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

20 The National Intelligence states
tina, by q clerical error in tile manuscript
Of Mr.. WEBSTER j late car which we
published on Sunday. the word ssspesches'
was submitted and printed for the word
associates, and that it should have read
eAIr. MANGuM,s associate e..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

The New Jersey Wing State Convention
was held ut Tfeuton OH the "a instant, was
numeronsly attended, and its proceedings
were marked with the greatest enthusiasm.
After passing a series OF resolutions warm
" ratifying the National Wing nomination,
and pledging to the Wings Of tho Union
the seven electoral votes OF New Jersey for
ScoTT and GRAHAM, ali Electoral Ticket
was nominated, and che Convention then
adjourned.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

o. Opstfl0H Isl That unless we draw q 1.-The
around New Hampshire, snyiug, tia.
while the plague pot ii OH her, md the
ship Is unpnrified, no man, captain nor
crew, shall land, and thus. by the defeat
Of General PJEacE. bring his bigotted par.
Nv ~ their senses, the Catholics III chat
State stand Nc cIaDce Of being E,nanci-
pated Tor half a century.
8. And III q word. in fine, that the fa-
ther, BENJAMIN PIEncr, was q red hot on
envy Of the Catholics. and d supporter 81
the Alien and Seditlon sets, aud that
FaANKLsN PIERcR, the chicken, 80 learned
70 follow the old one that he raised not q
yolce II favor of abolisling his father,s
bigntfy, during the whole time The subject
was under discussion 10 . Convention 81
which te was = leading member and
President
The shove are tile propositions Of
Mr.. VIM, E. KoBsssoa, IN bis speech de.
livered ii New York on The 18TH, ult., MI.
Rossssos proposes % pay d a.ty oue who
shall prove that lie has misrcpresented
nj anyone of thsss iiistances the sun
Of ons HUNDRED dollars.
The democrats declare these to be vie
misrepresentation. although mons hare
proved Them sach. and tie aalhor 81 mem
Lortls i faets. IND ofIsrs u forfsit I'LL lion,
IN ana hEs support 81 tile caose Z ~ IN.
5%44&&M%MNL&E1
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-04-09
n Chancery.

TOHN Gerhardt Schwartz ia hereby noti-
- tied that on the 18th day Of February, in
the year, 1852, Frederick Bunte Of the coun-
~ Of Hamilton, in the State OF Ohio, filed in
the Court OF Common Pleas OF the county or
Putnam, in said Sln.e. a Bill id Chancery
against thesaid John Gerhardt Schwarte, tho
object and prayer OF which il that he may bs
Idecreed g complete his contract tor the sals
md conveyance, 70 said Frederick Bunte, of
the north halt OF the north west quarter OF
section number thirty-four in township nun.
Der one north Of range seven east. situated in
lsnid Putnam county, Ohio, containing eighty
acres Of land nude on or about November
8. A. D., 1885. And the said John Gerhardt
Schwartz is notified shst unless he appears
and pleads, answers or demurs to said Bill.
within sixty days, after the, next Term Of
shid Court, the said Frederick Bunte at tho
Term next aiter the expiration Of the said
sixty days will sp?lvto said Court to tnks
the matisrs Of the Bill as confessed and to
decrae thereon, accordingly, s5.
By LELAND 81 MACKENZIE,
.is s,, Solicitors.
March 5, 1852. .5,.., 567
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-04-09
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rHE SPANISH HAIR GLOSS.

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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-04-09
4 CHANCERY NOTICE.
Dana Columbia
In Chansery.
Eli Dimock snt

Mary Dimock. his wife
IN Chnncery, In the Cexrt OF Commsn Pleas, sf
tauding County, IN the State OF Ohio. Ell Dimoek
and Nary Dimock. lis wifc, are hereby notified thar
on ,ae third day OF Fsbruavy In she year eighteen
hundred and ffty. two, Dana Csmmbin, Of the teun
ty Of Pa Iding. in the State Of hie. fled his Bill In
Chaneery In the Cenrt Of CommeR Pleas Of sniA
county against them, and which Bill 10 now pending
snid Court and states among other things that the
said Ell Dimoek and Mary Dimock. his wife, on the
twenty third dny Of September In the year eighteen
hundred and hty, executed mortgage 70 the said
DATA Columbia upon lot number thirty.sigt, IN the
recorded town plat Of the town OF Junetien In sad
Comfy, In order TO seenre the payment Of promis
sorry note excepted md delivered to the SAID Dana
Columbia hy the said Eli Dimoek, and dated on the
twenty third day OF September In suid last mentioned
yenr, for the Of One hundred dollars with interest.
md payable IN one year sftr date TO ths said DshA
C0nmhia or bearer, ,,T
The object and prayer Of said Bill 10. tfat an ae-
count may be tnken Of the amount Of prime ipal and
interest due upon said promisory note and n0ffAse.
and Tint the morgnged premises mny he sold and the
proceeds thereof applied to the satisfaction Of the
same And the said Ell Dimock and Mury Dimock.
his wife, are hereby further notified fhAt uness they
appear and plead answer demur 10 snid BIZ within
sixty days after the next Term OF said Court the
said Dana Columbia, ntthe Term next afier the sx.
praticn Of spd sixty days. will apply TO said Court to
take the matters Of the Bill confessed and dserss
thereon accordingly. .--.-Lf Il
Solicitor for Complainant
Datsd Fehruayy 3th. A. d., 1859, 5ea
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