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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

RATHER HARD.-"Middlesex.' the Bos-
ton Correspondent of the New York Eve
ming Post,ln giving a sketch of a debate in
The Constitutional Convention tells the fol-
lowing story Of one of the delegates:
Mr.. B.. is an able lawyer, as well as a lead.
ing wing politician, and is distinguished
! kewise fora sublime self-reliance, the best
lea OF which is conveyed by a mot ofRufus
Choate.r MIR. Choate, in court one day, af-
ter contemplating for some time the placid
visagc of Mr.. D.. turned TO some one beside
,'saying: "Brother--, do you know what
MIR. Is, is thinking off, 1t is entirely be,
yond my power to conjecture" He is think
ing" said Mr.. Choate, "whether the All
mighty created him, or he created the All
mightY."
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Conrt.


y Saturday, the llthday of Jure, A. D., 1853. be,
Ctween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4~o'clock
P. NJ, at the door Of the Court House. in the city of
Lancaster, will be solo to the highest bidder the re.
naming interests of Nicholas Stazel and Henry Sta.
zcl, (nineTs) neing two un divided thirds Of tho fol.
owing, real estate, subject to he life estate of Dor
otha Glccklcr in the entire tract, to wit: Situate in
Tho county of Fairfield, Ohio, and being a Part Of tho
South half Of section No o, in township No lG, OF
range No 10, bnunled as follows:
Ir ginning at the North East corner of a tract
of land conveyed to Rudolph Shadd, which said
corner is II chains and 81 links East from the North.
west corner OF said hall section: thence East with
the half section line 30 chains and 10 links to a post,
the Northeast corner of the original tract owned by
Henry Bowman: thence South ii chains and SIS links
TO q post: thence west 20 chains and 9linis to a post
on Rudolph Shadd's line: thence north II chains md
% links to the place of beginning, containing SO 50.
lu3 acres, and being same land conveyed by Ges rgn
Bown and wife to John Nicholas Siazcl BY deed
dated August II. lS43. Appraised at Sl4 per acre.
Terms Of le-on third in hand, ohe.third in one
year and he remainder in two wears, with interest
on deferred payments from dav Of sale.
MICHAEL MORETH,
Guardian Of Nicholas Stazol and Henry Stazel.
May 6, 1853. 52-5w.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

The Lat HAIL sToRM.-The affect of the
late hail-storm; passing over the north-eas-
tern portion Of our county, was much more
Obstructive than we had been led to suppose.
In some instances fields of wheat were
entirely destroyed; peaches, apples and 9TH
er fruit, and even the twigs of small growth
were stripped from the trees; while the de-
struction of window glass is without prece-
dent.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

A SERIOUS AFPRAY.--We learn that n
fight occurred a few days since, between the
rival families Of the Ralstons and Walkers,
which resulted in one Walker being felled
to the ground with an axe, aud the Ralston
who wieldedit having a bullet putin his body.
The lattes was faed $40 at the recent term
OF the Scioto Common Pleas for assault and
battery on the person of ono of the Walkers.
ltis probable that neither party will escape
quite so cheaPly at the next term --Poris.
Despatch.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

A VALUABLE GEM on A ToUGH STORY.
The Goshen Wing, states that Rev. Rob-
ert Armstrong, of Newburg,New York, pur-
chased, among other minerals, what he sup
posed was a topaz, but which turned out to
be a diamond, for one-hnlf of which he has
been offered 100000, which he declined
Its weight is two and a half ounces, and If
a real diamond,its value will be more than
So, 1000, 900
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

&SEA UST received from NewYork, 6 pieces
go Ga union Damask, 6 do ga worsted do.
20 do anamelled Duck, 10 do do muslin, 1000 feet Elk.
IRA Patent Leather, 100 sett silver and brass plated
Top PROPS, lOO do 81, %, 4, d and Al brass and silver
II b'bands, a large assortment silver harness mount.
ing, names, stsge-traces and bits. All Of which will
April % +. ROPE. =.
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REAL HEAD OF HAIR.
J. w. COLLIER,

(LATE OF ~PHILADELPHiA.)
'entii"ting o. GOssamerFVig Manufacturer,
Opposite the Capitol House. Columbus.
"A N Extensive assortment of Ladies and Gent'e-
linens wigs, Toupees, Soaps, half Wigs, fore
pieces, Back Hair, Frizetts, Puifs, Curls and co,ored
Work. Also, Bracelets, Necklaces, Beads, J inVs.
Crosses. Pins, Guards and Chains. 50
Jllair Work repaired and dressed. Orders "a ith.
iuly executed. Jan 8, 1853.--6m34
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u @ HIN In DNS,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL GROCER

"tNU OT'NTsIN IN TIT ="
F2owr, Fish, Bnco", Sail, TGbacco, ManeHI Ropes,
by; S's$VS. Glass & StoneJYarc Fruit, Notions,&c.
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
INVITES the attention oftho city and country trade
l to his extensive stock, which comprises ev:ry ar
in his line, all of which he is prepared to sell at
prices that cannot fai' to please.
April IA. Observation-Disclosures copy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

THE ALLEGED GoLD Disc VERY IN TEX.
As.--By later advices we have further uc-
counts OF the reported gold discoveries. One
letter from Ilamilton's Valley states TINT
300 men are at work in the digcings, aver
nging from five to six dollars a day, and The
prospects improving, Another party, who
have been in the California digrinys, it Is
siid, report that gold is found in the m ,un
tains between the Liuno an SIN Sib-,-
some seventy or eighty miles northwest Of
Lockhart. They alledge that they found
gold not only on the surface, but also by dig.
glng, and secured some Jumps, valued al from
fifty to one hundred ami fifty dollars.
Itls but %lurtice - state that the highly "a
vorablo account here given, !, very fatty
contradicted by others. The Victoria Al
vosate Is of opinion that there is more hum
ouz and speculation than gold in these sto-
ries," and advises the public to wait for fur.
Their doyclopne pts before quitting their reg
ular pursuits TO embark in gold hunting.
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Carpets! Cnrpcts,, Cnrnc,.tu

NHTpUIH.! NHTpC'N!.!
SCSTr0ceivcd orour own importation from ondon
~ ana American manufacture at our carpet store
opposite the Capitol House, Columbus, Ohio.
GO patterns Velvet Carpet, e. fr..
im BRUSSELS Tapestry do.
lhO pieces thrce ply do.
~ " super Dutch Dining Room do .. E
10 -" assorted lngrain7 do from &c to 81 p yd
Also, Large lot of Stair, Stripe, Hemp, and all tho
other kinds known.
Wo can with confidence say to the public that we
have tho cheapest and largest stock oF Carpets and
house furnishing goods of any house in the West.
We have experienced men to cut. make and fit car.
pets on reasonable terms and the shortest notice.
AprIl ~ OSBORN & SrEWARr.
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RELIeIous TRoUBLEsI IA HoLLAVD.-The

RELIGIoUs TROUBLES TX HoLLAND.-The
irritation of the public mind in Holland 1t is
stated, increases against the recent Papal
usurpation, md the ill-feeling awakened be-
tween The Protestants and Roman Cntho-
lies, is so great that il is feared a conflict
will happens The more timid among the
Catholics are leaving for Belgium. The
ministers assemble daily. This is the Pro.
testant version of the story.
Contradicting the above, a despatch from
Pals, on the Roman Catholic side, says,
'Monsignor Belgrade, the Pope's Internuu-
clio in Holland, is makinga tour through
the various d~ioceses in the Kingdom, for the
purpose of installing the new Roman Cath,
Ollie Bishops. Every thing has passed off
with the greatest order and tranquility. I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

6-rhe Saut st. Marie Ship canal com.
Pany for the construction OF eanpl AROUND
the falls between Lakes Huron aud Supeii,
Or, bas been organised by the election Of
Erustus CoFnfag of Albany, president.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

MORAL LEGIsLATroN.-A writer for the
newspapers from "away down in Old Vir-
einny," says that since the ministers have
been preaching to the slaves about the i'm
morality of dancing. nearly the whole Of
them-so great is their conviction have
"laid down the fiddle and the bow, /" and Ia
ken to gambling.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
Dissolution Nntice.

TINHE co.partnership Of ARNEY & CLARKE was,
by mutual agreement, dissolved on the sis day
of January, 1898 All persons having unsettled ac-
counts with said firm will please call and setsle with
either said Arney or Clarke, one of whom will be
found at the old establishment.
ARNEY ~ CGARkE.
February 10. 1853 PER JssnyA CI1RKE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

ra-HArs-
IRIsH E~MIGRATIoN.- From Ireland the
chief intelligence Ivy the Africa, relates to
the emigration movement which is more
active this sc ,son than ever and Is mostly
to America, the means being supplied by
rcmittanccs from previous emigrants in the
Unite States.
TuE OLDEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD
u Charleston STANDARD thinks that Mrs.
singleton, now living in the Williamsburg
u'S'rlct'm that State, Is the oldest woman in
inc world. She is now in the oGu hundred
anu ih'r,ty'hrst yeaR Of her age. Her men,
tai faculties are still unimpaired.
p THREATENEn INDIAN TRoupLEsI IN MIN.
neutrality-suspicious., il Is said, ore en-.
tertained oI a rising Of the Chippewas In
Minnesota territory. Rumors crowd in.
thick aha iasS,ofa general rising and threat.
ened attack on ST. Paul.
LAKE SUPERIOR Mining ConpAny.-Thi,
is the title OF a company of capitalists. inst
formed. comprising among it's promoter the
Hon. Robert ]. Walker, Truman Smith, /.
Forsyth and others, for working copper
mines in Lake Superior. Their mineral eso
tate consists Of G., 10 laores. e
GT-Thol great suit between the heirs of
Gen. Lafayette aud others, for n large tract
OF land In New Orleans has been decided
against the Generals heirs. - ,sr
G-A counterfeit paper, none vendcr
was successful in passing some 800 upon
The Massllon merchants, on the 10th on
The New Haven Bank, and was also lucky
enough to escape, but wac caught at Cieve-
lulus f ## .HH4HHHm .H"# .m.aEH 81 EEN L H
6J- MI. Charles L. Weller, a member o
me iute Legislature, from Butler county,
during the first session, has been appointed
Pension Agent at San Francisco, by the
President. "~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
DENTISTRY.
NJ e RCMANT TAILORs.

ga SPRINGER & TROUT,
~ HAVE received at their CLorHNo EsrAp.
I4iAh IIsnNENT in Giesy's building, between
the Hooking Valley Bank andT. w. Tallmadge's Ex-
change Office, and have just opened a large and extern
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
ana are now manufacturing Ovory variety Of
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
Which they will sell as low as tho .,me ou,l;,x n
goods and work can be purchased at any other ost,S.
lishnent In the city. Their clothing is manufaeture6
under their own supervision and is eonseonenti~ ."-
gerlor to that which is brought from other pincss.-
They have also on hand, a beautiful variety Of
CLOTHS, ,CASSIMERES, vESTINGs. &C.
Which they are prepared to manufacture to order.
Ihey have In their employ tina best Of workmen and
are at all times prepared to make the best fits and i'm
the latest styles. All their irork tciu be tOarranted-
The public are respectfully solicited to cali and ex-
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old
customers and all others that they will labor to give
general satisfaction both in the quality and priss Of
their goods and work. SPRINGER & TROTTT.
Lancaster, march 81, 1853
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

BODY FoUSD.--We learn from a g,n,lc.
man who came down the river, on Thursday.
thai the headless body ola man, supposed
TO be that OF W Cottril. of WiIkesviIle, Vim
1on county, who lett home to purchase leatb.
or at Pomefoy, a few weeks since, was round
IN a ave, near the latter place, on Wednes.
day last. The head could not be found. and
the body wa entirely destitute Of clothing.
30, there Is no certainty as to who the mu1.
dered man was.--PorLs. Dis.
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M HOUSE.

ALVAH PERRY, PROPRIETOR.
TIME Proprietcv informs the public that teveraL
thousand dollars have been expended in entire'y,
reftting and furnishing this house. He ~fatters him.
self that he can furnish to his boarders and to the ira
yelling public accommodation equal TO those Of the
best Hotels in the West. His table Is always furnish
ed with the best the market affords-his stable is,
large and in fine condition. Having had considera+
BE experience in bookkeeping, he hopes to receive
a full share of the pubic patronage.
Lancaster, Ohio, April &, 1853
rTOhio ~Stateman, Ohio State Journal, Ohio Eagle
and Telegraph, Lancaster, publish for one year.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
TIE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.

MesSrs. Clarke, Wright & Co.,
EThVE ssken. fora term of years, the Foundry
IL owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upoa Co
liumJtss and Br0Gd Streets, in tho city Of Lancaster,
where they are determined to be on hand with all such
articles in their line, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARl0UR STOVES,
S@-NILL GEARING. MACH IN f
@Skerz CASTINGS AND PLOUGHS, OF
various patterns, warranted a superior artitlo togelh.
er with all minor articles in the Foundry linc.H
CLARILE'S ConstaIk ana Straw Cutter,
An article supericrto all others of the kind in the
country, and one TO which we invite the special at
tontion of the Farmer, This machine for, cutting
shock corn for high feeding or fattening stock, will
ave from 30 to 40per cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
Is nearly or quite equal TO hay for feeding either cat
tie or horses, making an acre ocwel saved corn fod-
der worth two acres Of the hes grown hay in Ohio.
They are calculated for either lhnd or horse power.
,.- Weare also preparing to furnishto order
McCORMICK'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER AND MOORE'S WHEAT DRILL.
Farmers give usacall. Everybody give US a call,
and buy our goods and wares, our pioughs and shares.
and we will try in turn to buy your corn, your wheat,
your Hour, Your meat, your hay, Your oats, your
rag bank notes, on aught you may desire to spare, of
broken pots and other ware. We therefore have the
highest hoPo, without designing any jokr, that YOU
VIII give a liberal share of patronage to us who are
determined to do business on the most liberal terms.
CLARKE. WRIGHT 4 co
Lancaster, February 10, 1853 40
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


CAPTAIN WILLIAM T. SHERMAS.-The
Ala California, ofthe 10th ult., published IN
San Francisco, announce the arrival Of our
frieadand valued tcwnsmani in that place in
the following article:
AN Old California Resident Returned
Among the passengers by the steamer
s. s. Lewis is the name of Captain William
r. Sherman, who has returned. as We ar
informed, as a member of the banking house
of Lucas, Turner g. Co., recently establish
ed in this city. Captain Sherman, was as
scented infinitely with the early history and
settlement of California under the American
authorities. aud is well known to very many
of our citizens" .
Struck by Liyhining.- Mr.. Turner's Mill,
near d fillmore, Ohio, was struck by lighting
on "Wednesday Evening, the 18th inst, and
entirely consumed. We have not heard the
amount lost, but suppose tito be large
There was a severe and destructive storm
on that evening.
The report that Mr.. Hooker's Barn had
been struck by lightning and consumed is
false.
NtU Boo+ 81 re.-The advertisement
of Mr.. ConnelFs new Book Store will be
found in our paper to-day. He has a large
and we'll selected stock, and will furnish
books, stationery, &c, on the most liberal
terms. His room is in the Gazstte building.
Give him vour n~1trOnare.
CooL-Our cooling friend, John C. Smith,
has opened a saloon at his residence, on
Broadway. He3is also making some nice
improvements in the way of paving. John
is enterprising ard deserving your patron
age.
Spaliing and Rogers Circus Company was
here on Tuesday. The performances were
good and all connected with the establish
ment "are gentlemen Of the right stripe
In the ticket line they can do a "joke up
bropn.' Success attend them.
"Proposals. Sec advertisement Of Rail
road company.
"Adiition See addition to Mr.. Fisbel's
advertisement, also to Mr., Fielding's.
GJ-See city ordinances.
OE-See Coslcu g. Co.'s book advertise
ment,
Receipts for the Gazette.
Jacob Grabil $500 Jeremiah Miller l,75
~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

"SAN MEDARV, Of Ohio, to Brazil,'' APP
pears on the lists of the Washington letter
writers. Ramon here says to Russia.
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6-The pacific Railroad" from st.
Louis TO Kirkwood, n distsnce of thirteen
aud a halfmiIes, was opened on the llth
instant, aud it is expected that, in a few
brief weeks moro, It will be completed to
the length, thirty-nin miles.
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NAILS!NATLSn NAGLSa NArLSln NAILSlqL
UST received at the Cheapest Hardware Store,
- 300 kegs. assorted Nails and Spikes, which, will
be sold cheap for cash, by p. BOPE.
Lancaster, April %. 1858 IN,
. OIL CARPETS! OIL CARPETSn
. pieces Oil Carpets "a. 7-s, l and u yards wide
fA~ for sale cheap, by April 49, BoPE.
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01-M. Oscar Lafayette, the grandson
and representative Of the family Of the ia
nous Gen. Lafayette, has refused to take
the oath of allegiance to the French Emper-
or, required from him asa captain Of nrtil-
lery, md has in consequence been deprived
Of his commission.
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t. RTE s III a W n 7.

T. RTE 8 II a RRxWNI T..
HAVE lust received and offer for sale at reduced
Il prices, ior cash or country produce,
NlARGEAND GENERAL ASSORTMENTO OF
GROCERIES NOTIONS, &c.
Consisting IN part Of Rio Coffee. Orleans, t.oa" and
lump Sugar. n. Orleans and Sugar house Inola ,scs
Goldin Syrup; A VARIETY OF'rEAS, starch, Pop.
per and spices ground and in the grains Mustard,
Coo Fish, Mackcrcl and White Fish; Fancy Soar
Fishing Tackle AMI all other articles usually kept in
an establishment Of the kind.
MA ,hhrook's Whiskcy by the barrel, choice Lii.
quors Of all kinds by tho alton etc.
Lancaster. Aplil 90. 1881 JACOB CLY.
DTEaglc and Telegraph cepy Cor . months
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ANNEXATION OF TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
The President has determined, it is said, to
appoint n commissioner to the Sandwich Is.
lands Of sufficient abiMty and wisdom, to eff
feet the annexation Of that country to the
United States, should such n measure be
requisite TO prevent it from falling into tho
hands OF France.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

For Carriages and Buggies.
Inn sett Buggy and Carriage Springs. 100 do Bug,
AOO gy and carriage Axles. just received by
APril2 30 r BOPE
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Cotton Yarn and Batting.

B Cotton Yarn and Batting. f
A0n0 lbs. CottonYarn from No. Alto ~. TX halo
4VUO No. 2 and Extra Family Batting; Carpe
and coperlet chain, at wholesale only, at manuiactur
ers prices, and for sale by P. ROPE.
Lancaster, April %
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RuLR D Tho cars
on this road now run to McaGham's river,an
II Of the lG miles, necessary to carry it
across tho mountains 10 Waynesborongh,
are nearly ready for the rails; white so
miles beyond the mountains are under con-
tract. By next winter the road will be
ready for the rails to within so miles ofthe
White Sulphur Springs. The Blue Ridge
Tunnel will be finished in about two years.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

SufcIpE.-W We learn from the Cltrmont
Sun that DR. Tomlinson, Of Neville, former
ly principsl Of the Augusta, Ky, College com
United suicide on Saturday evening last, by
emitting his throat with n razor. He had been
in u mi Melancholy state for some days prcvi-
GUS to committing the rash act. He was
not quite dead when first discovered, but cx.
PRED in a few nom 'nts after. The deed
was pcrpetruted up stairs in his house with
or he. hal g1ne with tho os.onsibl1 object
Of shaving.
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(G~Ships for California have somc diff
Guilty in obtaining full freight at New York
the last adviccs from Tint quarter very gen
cra'y recommending a cessation of shipment
ui mo 'thinls ofm y rhNnd; 50 until the stuc ks
already on hand shall DO diminished. For
measurement goods, the rates of freight the
few days past have gone down ten cents per
foot, There is not mueh doing for Austria
liza.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

6I-Thc late bail storm was very severe
in tie lower section of Prince Georges
county, Nd, some of tho stones being as
large as eggs. The tobacco plants were
greatly injured, windows broken, and in
some cases tho Notwithstanding of dwell
lings much danced. Four men, who were
o"f ir. n boat in tho Potomac, were so Sc
verely pcltrd that they still remain in a dan.
gcrous condition.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26

H-The Presbyterian general Assembly,
Cold SCHOOL, assembled in Philadelphia on
Thursday, when rs delegates answe ed to
names.4a The opening sermon was
preached by the Raw. d., Jphn G. L1rd.of
Buffalo, the Moderat jr Of IL c last A ssembly.
A resolution was adopted to t,ke Oh lrge of
the funeral service Of the Rev. L. s. Glib
SIN a commissioner from Huston, Texas,
who died. in Philadelphil on the nth inst.
In the evening a lecture was delivered be-
fore the Presbyterian Historical Society, by
the Rev. DR.. Davidson, of N. j.
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NEW GOODS,
SUPERIoRr QUALITY & CHEAP IN PRICES
VNTE are now in the receipt of our New Spring
w midsummer Stock OfGOods, in all their
aa variety, in the eg73 Qf tat.
DRY GOODS, QUEENS AND GLASSWARE,
SHOE AND HARDWARE LINES. &c. &c.
Which We offer to the public as the most interesting
aud cheapest stock of Goods BROUGHT this market,
to which we invite the public attention, and which
zoe aDtn sell on the most Reasonable terms, at the Old
Store Room first doore East of the Swan Hotel
WHITE, Jr. e. JULIAN. Z
Lancaster, Aprlo7, 1863. d&w3m5i
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-05-07
News from the Soufh.

By the Sea Bird, which arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 9th ult., we have weeks later
dates We clip the following from the Herald
of the 10th:
LOWER CALIFoRNIA.-From private source
we are informed that the insurgent party are
collecting all the Indians together that they can
and arming them to the best of their power.
What their intentions may be, it is impossible
to conjecture, but if orr informant is correct.
they must have some object in view, whether it
is aggressive or defensive remains to be proven.
If the former. they will find very warm time
OF It, especially if they cross the frontier
FROM THE CoLoRADo.-The Government
train which arrived here lately from the river.
reports that very large immigration is still
hocking i'll by way of the ella from Sonora, they
are mostly destitute of food and clothing, or the
means to procure the same. Should This tide of
immigration continue in the same ratio as it has
for the last month or six weeks we think that
some legislative action for their relief ought to
be procured. -~--
The gay robber chief, Joaquin, is said for GER
tain to have gone south. He disgnises himself
at times with silken masks, after the manner of
the Mexican road pads