The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-21
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souri, Indians is dsplorsble, Government
having neglected. to comply with treaty
stipuIations, those tribes are suffering from
ibapgef. and have commenced raYaeing
gardens and plunderipg the whites So
Iiourning in Nebraska. Of everything they
can put hands upon. The.whites. have
each paid over ten dollars, s,swhich was to
secure them msmolestatisns .stt +,
The Washington Star says the secre-
tary of the Interior is about to restore to
i.market'' all the land withheld from sale
on account Of the contemplated railroads
running through or near them, except, of
course, in where, Congress. has actu-
ally.pade the grants for railroad purposes
asked: A large body Of very desirable
land will thus again become subject to pri-
vate entry at 81, IS per acre, or to location
with land scrip. This-is important to be
speedily and widely known by way Of pre-
venting special action in them.
A match has been made at San Fran
cisco between TON HYER and JOHN NOR
ERIssEY to fight for 500, ooo-slo, 900, a
side. The fight is. to come off within five
months. .,.
"A New York dispatch says the Steamer
Franklin has. beenl seized by orderof the
Government fora violation of the ncutrali-
lty laws in fitting out foran expedition a.
gainst Venezuela The Cath@ine Angus
ia, which recently sailed, will also be seiz-
cd on her arrival out. The fillibustsrs are
in trouble. IS -
Many shipwrecks were caused by the
recent severe storm at Charleston and Sa-
vannsh and along the coast, and it is
feared many lives have been lost. Several
dead bodies have already been drifted a
shore. -e'-'a3',a - - ii'"'s"- ~ :. 8.
The President has issued proclama-
ton, announcing the Queens acceptance
of the Reciprocity Treaty.
AT the latestaccounts, the Cholera was
abating at Columbia, Pa.
Thomasson. who,kilied his brother some
time since near Georgetown, Ky, has: had
his trial, and theaJury, after being out six
hours failed to agree, eleven for conviction
and one for acquittal, Great excitement
ensued, and the dissenting juror only es7
lcaped the fury Of the, populaee by con
cealing himself. 1t is stated that tbcyeyi-
Edencc was conclusive against the prison
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1t seems now to be doubtful whether the
great Eastern railroad combination will be
carried into effect Difficulties have all
ready arisen, and the tyof Philadelphia,
which owns,a controling influence in the
Pennsylvania road, will examine carefully
into the causes and probable result of the
proposed arrangement, Besides this, the
outside influence will have considerable
weight. & ss rs
Up to. Wednes day last, there, had beep
Ioversixty cases OF cholera and thirty three
deaths at Martinsbarg, Va The origin
of the disease is attributed by some to the
use OF the "poisoned" meat of hogs that
had sufocated in transit on railroad, been
thrown from the cars, and afterwards
dressed and sokl in the market forlfresh
pork.
The funeral OF Mrs Elizsbeth Benton,
wife OF the, Hon. Thomas II Benton, took
place in Washington, on Tuesday after
moon, from her late residence on Q. street.
Col, Benton was absent, having started
some time since for the State Of Missou-
Iri. Gen. Henderson, Gen. Jessup, Hon
R. III, Stanton, of kentucky, Hon. Mr..
Ashe, Col. Seaton, Commodore McCau-
icy, Lon -Mr, singleton and r I. blalr,
hseN' acted as pall::Dearers. Among 9TH
ers who followed the remains to the
tomp, was the PRESIDENT OF the United
states, "a p,st. %,
Fhe wheeling Times Times says that, on
Thursday evening while many persons
were returning from the Far on the Is