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|phia, Mary ff0wit, Eugland, Y. Nj.
iLellau2Jr. Esq, Boston, Rev. w. T.
Brantley, Philadelphia, Hon. w. H.
Seward, Rev. Owille Dewey John
P, Kennedy, Eq. 'tuthor of'Horse.
shoe Robinson,' etc. Wilifsm'E. Bur,
'ton,> ,>E>q. Philadelphia, GeofgeLunt
Mass, Rev. H.J. Whitehouse, ID. b.
Edward S. Gould, GrenvilIe MelIen,
Esq. MrseEmna C. En- mbury. Rev.
E s, GaHnet, Boston, ,}Rev. If. BeasIy
Il LID. New'Jersey, flames Brooks
E q Maine, MissFH. eF'G dutd REV
w. B. @. Pea'boHy, Charles West
Thompson, Mrs, X. n. Ware, FEnos
I. Fhroop. Martin, and many other
writers whose contribution 10 the
Squarterly reviews ard 'olheremmi
nent publications, have won'dtserved
encomiums. The foregoing facts; in
relation to this Magazine, since il
came ~i6to the Hands of -i's present
Proprie;ors, are given net in vain
and boasting spirit, but. to show the
course which is intended TO be pursu
ed, and the means which are at 'eom
mand to effect the 'fuifIment Of the
promise Assumed by The work, and so
literally commended by the public.
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no MIGhUWXElRS 5 AND
HE4R q @=G ~
A - fGES.

Tho unAefs gued, owners of Mercharh
FDufng Mills, ia Fehnsy Evunia, Ohio
and Western 'Vlr5inin, having .severaiIV
purchased aud lor'sOme titnelhaH in opc.
ration, French Bur- Mil Stones, 'manG.
lactured by Mr'Jjhn fRhey ofthe ciy 'df
Pittsburgh, take apltasure'f IN StdtingIthat
their Burfs, both ir the Guallry'ofthe ina.
ter'aland in the workmanship, huve gtv-
en- the most en'ire satisfaction,
l'heeHterpffse'manii;'sted By Mr. Rhey
.ih establishing thrs maHulactdfy, his ex :
er'ion in procuring the 'fhost experienced
workhen, ,his'care and skiltIn The seIec-
tion Of stone Of a superior d6strip.iun,,
strongly lrecoinmendvh's esi"''6IrshmeGtpb
the nGrice dfpurchascrs, and we are hap
'py tohave lt'in'our power TO 'bear GIliS
public testimonidlrn his'faVdtr.
las. Patterson, Brighton, Bea,er'co. 'Ph.
S Walker, &, co. EIhnhettft0wh, 'P.A
J. A Miller, r 'rion Mills n.t
!. Mitchell 'SewrckIfy Pa.
Jacob II, Z'sIer, TErrson Mffs iha,
Isaac Walker, nearfEiHsburgh lP>.
JamesrD. White, New CGstle Mills aTa.
job iPugh, tfalsron, iBeav6r'c" Pt.
Geo Cooper g. J.. .'Cassiday, S, eatn
Mil, hear'PltsI'Gt&h Pa
Isaac P"ngurn, 5. NJ 'Nlon6EgaheIa
Ron pa.
w.'D. 'fiawki6s, Allegheny Pa.
u. Croft, Pine creek PA.
Abraham ,ScheIer, z ,tiepopCIe PA.
David NJ. .Junk'in, ErnasFuEhace, 'Pa.
James Morrow, UtfroII 20. fOHio.
F. Z'eer, Big Beaver, Pa.
4, q j. Lindsay, Nea"ngo,%o. ,,P,,,
J. J0hhson,. w.
Stephen Maple, va.
}. Means, Steubenviile, ,Utke.
~, PitsbatGA ,Pa,
Febraary p, 1895.
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iPRoP r PUBLICATION OF
THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL,
TWICE A WEEK TILL DEC. l, 1886
10 be edited by j. BaiMacAe.

The high importance Of dissemina
n ting correct information among
fdhc grna body o[lhe American pt oplt
sat The present alarming crisis in oul
national affairs, being universally ad
milted, Itis deemed unnecessary Ia
SSsig at length the reasons which seem
40 require the publication of semi
>sveCkIy newspaper at the seat Of gov
RTnment cf tins great State; at least
SntA the coming struggle for the next
Presidency shnllA ave been brought
40 close. Staiire il 10 observe, that
"a weekly jouroa, hewevrr capacous,
must necessarily be too contracted, as
well as too tsrdy in is operations, 10
meet lhp cxsenries of"ne1imes Two
rgular nun,btrs per week, il is belle,
svcd, wiIl ia great measure, supply
e4he acknowledged deficiency. la or
slcr ,4her|ole, to insure a large Circu.
.AaGo. 10 lt1r y, oVoscd publication, and
place II within The rearh Of every one
aha ptice oG subscri plion has been
NbrouShttdO~0tU ahe lowest possible
THIC.
As The political opinions flhc Ed
Sler gre 1,Ni uHGaSwa ia Ohio, 1t is
deemed unnecessary 10 give any other
pie Oi the course be intends 10 pnr.
sue, Ihan TO observe that. being fully
s,r1 Slad td,Ihe eiecyion Of NARTiNNAN
EUREN 70 the next Presidency must
GE0Ve highly detrimental to the pub
lrc TnteIest, as we'd as immlnenlIy
dangerous 10 We liberties Of the cili
Zrr, we wilIz laiousIy labor 90 prevent
so dcpIorabIe result, by shOrdlug an
aclive, and so far as may dtpend upon
him, on eficieOt snpport 10 THE
CANDIDATE OF THE PEOPLE.
From Maine 10 Georgia, the lreemen
of the UnlIed SlaIes are ruShirg iothC
Htscue of the counlry with a spirit
worthy Of The days Of '76. Nothing
InOTG 10 lUNIGIOIC UCNSoo"J W oNNhIN
dothem an easy aud complete triumph
over The Office, holders, than perfect
organic ,lion. To effect this, on hon
Orable aud lasting principles, shall be
leadiog object Of TIE Journal; and
while most cordially responding TO
The recent enthusiastic demonstrations
of Eubic sentiment ia favor of our
Distinguished felIow.citizen, WM.
HENRY HARRISON, as Con. Jack.
Son's successor, ii will treat with true
fro,ernai Kindness all those who, con'
CutCing with US 10 uncomPrising op'
position 10 Mr., Van Buren,, may nev
eItheless deem Daniel Webster, or
Hugh l.. White, entitled 10 The prcfe
renee. In other respects, the semi
weekly Journal will contain the cur
rent news of The day, and such other
matters as shall be thought interesting
or instructive; and nothing will be
omitted, on the part Of the Editor and
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Publishers, to'render it'worlhy Of an
extensive and liberal patronage.
CONDITIONS.

The Quo STATE JOURNAL will be
published on'a large>and handsome
imperial sheet, twice week, from
The termination Of the present Session
IF 'IheGeneral Assembly suntil 4he
first day Of December next, atehe%low
rate Of Three Dollars for each individ.
susl Subscriptions ;'bur County Commit
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may 6btain Ten copiesfor Twenty FIVE
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pay ment in alEcases to be msde'in
advance.
The weekly'Tournal will be issued
as formerly; but such of the present
subscribers as may be desirous 6fre
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will obtain the"same upon the pay.
ment in advance Of one dollar, sin ad
dition 10 their present subscription,
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= T%H- -.

j. G. KENNEDY informs The cili
Zens Of CorroIlon aud his customers
mers, generally, that he has removed to
tie bUt,dlng on Market street, one door
West of the Post 0GIcc, and nearly OF
poslIe AIR. Kendall Jackson's Store
where he IS preparo@ 70 do ali kinds 'ol
werk in tho TAILORING Line, in the
neatest manner aud tCn the most aC
cpmmodanng terms.
NIB, J. G. Kennedy has just receiv
ed WiIsoo's{Now York; Report of Fash
ions for tho Spring and Summer Of 1885.
Cavrolllon, May 1, 1888.
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.N4KIRANI s..

NMHR CARROLL: FREE PRESS, is
@ publishedevery Friday by PEARcE
AND CHR1sTY, at So perannunI, payable
eshalfEearIy in advance; If payment be de-
Mayed untitsaher the end of the veaES2,-
30, viii be charged. advertisements
not exceeding,one square will befnserted
:hree weeks for one dollar, four dollars
s4or.six months, and eightdul|arsPer year
Communications must be postpaid.
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NOTICE
Carr olIton Oct, 1853

INaE undersigned, appointed Conf
"a mittee 10 contract with competent
workman, 10 build "A church at the Big
Spring, Wish to StakeProposals for the
erection Of The same, the ensuing summer
The size is As by So; the wall is to be ol
brick, l5 feet high, The first contract to
eaclose thehouse and+ay the under floor,
The place of building, is ten miles west
Of CarroIIton Monroe Township, Carroll
county Ohio, for further particulars en-
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1PROSPECpLEs
1@For the continuation Of the
CARROLL FREE-PRESS.

9NAEinierest of William Johnston ,Esq
- in "ttrs establishment, having been
transferred to John Christy, the Free
Press wlllesin future be conducted ny
PEARGE 81 CHEf~EY. The political com
spkxion ofthIs paper will not be changed
the editors being firm in their determi.
uuationste preserve its neutral character
The transfer frcmMrJuhnston 10 Christy,
Ahas been made with the hope Of ensuring
Nhe continuation ola newspaper IN Car.
eroIton: And with this view, the editors
appeal TO lhe people Of the county for a
patronage equOlto The merits AM" impor
stance OF their enterprise, lone of the ed
HitoIs being a practical printer, ,andhaviRg
sideteWsslAedho devote his time exclusively
StO theaihterest of the paper, itiscenident'
44y hoped thai with ayreasonaLIe increase
N6f"trerr subscrip ption list, the Carroll Free
Press may be continued TO the mutual ad
1RantagG oil both subscribers and publish
efs.
Cfhe convenience and neoessitYor a
cpnhlic journal, published at the county
=seat, every clttzenOf Fhe county must be
convinced; and the editorstrust that, the
people Of Carroll will sustain them in their
Efforts 10 promote public good, and tose
cure an honest maintenance.
TERMS The Free Press will he pub
Vyhcd every Friday morning, at Two Dol.
Aars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. II fpayment be delayed until
.afterthe end OF the year, So SO will be
required But as payment IN advance is
dor the interested all parties, this mode
as respectfully recommended.
Advertisement, inscrtedsat the usual
rate. All communications addressed TO
dhetEdttarsn,ust le, e,post paid.
J.PEARCE & j. CfR1STY.
Earrollton, Carroll Coo Sept. 1885
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CONDITIONS,
TcSEET-5ScE LOST!

Los I'm CurrolltoA, or somewhere in
this vicinity, a small leather POcke'-Book
much solled by use ,-containing six dol
lars IN money - the same being one bank
bill Of SO, enc Of sis and Two dollars IN
slIVer} with several notes Of hand amour
ing as nearly as recollected,) to twenty
one dollars. A reasonable REWARD will
be given TO any person vino may have
found said pocket book, and will return
il with its contents TO the subscriber.
JOHN SALMON.
Dec. 18th, 1885.
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January Slh 1885.
EXECUTORS MOTT Il

EXECUTORS MOTT Il
N0VlCE Ishereby gwen, hnt"ti VINO
ARE indebted to The estate of ELIJAH Moore
late OF Orange township, Carroll county,
Ohio, deceased, are reqsired to make i'm
mediate payment to the subscriber; and
all who have legal claims against said
estate, wRi present Ihem properly proven
Tor settlement, wilhia twelve months
IRON ibis date.
THOS. CUMMINGS,
Executor.
I.uuavu IL, IQQE
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINtSTRA FOXES NOTICE.
a LL persons having claims against
IA the Estate OF john Mcknight late
Of Monroe Township Carroll county, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present the
same legally proven for settlement with
in one year iroM this dele, and all those
indebted TO the estate are required TO
make immediate payment.
EBLiS WlLKlN
Administrator.
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New Grocery Store,


T%flE subscriber has just received and
J. is now Opehing,.m the long white
house formerly occupied by Or. Patton
fronting he>PubIic Square, well seIec
ted supply Of .,,
GROCERIES,
Consisting in part, OF Teas, Sugar Cot
fee, MoIasses, MackareI, Tobacco, Sc
gars, Spices, Pepper, Ginger and Indigo,
Lead, Powder and Shot, ,,Soap, ShoebIuck
ing, AlInm, redfldsh, fCorton 3B tting
Ralsins, Conlectionarles &c. &c. All
Of which he will sell on The most're soma
Bile TERMS 'for-casb, or approved CO mtry
produce.
S. G. MARKER.
CafroNtop Dec -4h 1885
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THIRD V0LUME<OF PIE
@ARIQ DIR
AND WESTERN HoRpIcULTURIsT


IAPresenting prospectus for the third
volume of the Ohio Farmer TO the public.
the Editor conceives Fit unnecessary to
enter into min'ute detail of its charac
ter and object. These have been clearly
eVihced Since its ~coErin rinencetnent, and
from the high'teslimohlats received from
AgrIculturSts and LIoriicuturisls of the
frsrstarding and intelligence, hc':s not
without ahope' that his Iabors have been
Of some service TO the cause of Western:
! Agriculture, and that there has been. at
least partial satisfaction to those who pat
ronrte' th'e work. [
There was aeVer period of deeper in
terest 10 the culGVators of the soil in the
great valley Q: The Mississippi than The
present, There never was "a lime when
intelligence could bepNt to better uses
when kaowled 60 was Of greater advan.
ta5e, sit,is tie era cfadyancement IA the
art,aad science Of The cultivation Of the
earth, and the improvement of usefulani
mails. And he who refuses to keep pace
with the times, ByIn(ormiag hmseIfoi
what is transPlrlng around him, will loose
more rhdn half the pleasures and advaa,
ages Of his ewn age-F'hc certainly ola
read y naIkel and Il 'rlchTeward for all
the productions Of the earth should tie
double stimuIent toincreGse itheluahti
~.
The OHIO FARMER will be devoted
toORIGINAL ESSAYS, and articles select
ed from the best works, and occasionally
illustrated by ENGRANiNGS, No agri'
cultural work ever published in the West
has been SO literally supplied With orig.
Nal ARTICLES, The most OF which have been
copied and received wide circulation in
other papers The culture dl soiI-im-
provemcnt Of am'nals-f gardea vegeta.
bIes- Of Agricultural implements, aud
Geology Botany, ChymisIry, &c. &c.
will receive due attenhon.
SILK - As the culture of this few ar
ticle Of wealth and industry, is exciting
universal interest throsgA the whole coun
try, we contemplate devoting suilicieut
portiea Of the Volume Of The ffwrtner 10
this subject, 10 give all new beginners a
fair start, who May wish to eater into
the business, either on IA large or a small
scale, llom the sowing Of lhe mulberry
seed to the rooRng and manufacturing Of
The cOcoons, coouring &c.
Each Volume Of tins paper is furnish
I'D with TtIIe Page utd IudeX, express
ly for binding, sGt will make about 200
pages, The fist number Of the Third
VoIuMe will be published on the isl day
ofJanaary, 1896
CONDITIONS,
The Farmer is pubIished twicss moath
al S 90 in adpdnce. All notes on SOL
vent BaAks received. Payment may BIZ
made at our risk, free Of postage. Per.
soAS oblaialng 5 subscribers and forward
lug the money, shall receive a copy for
tlc r trouble.
0GrEditorss who wish 10 receive the
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CafroNtop Dec .4rh 1885

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..
MOTICE ishereby givaU,tha all per
AN sons indebted to the estate ofSttphen
Maxwell, late ol Orange Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement with the
subscriber; and all whU have claims a
gaiHst said estate will present Them legal
" pr6vea fer settlement Nqit4ia twelve
months from this date.
BENZ AMIN PRICE, Adm'k oI
>STEPHEN MAXWELL, dec.
Nov. 9th 1885.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TIME Firm of Mcdowell 4 McElder.
ry has been dissolved by mutual
consent, Notice, therefore, is given 10
all who are indebted to said firm, that
the undersigned have placed their com.
pahy Books, Notes, &c. III the hands Ol
]. Pearce, in Carrollton, with whom set
Element must be made before the Goth of
November next, otherwise collections
will necessarily be made NTH costs.
ALEXANDER MCDOWELL,
ROBERT McELDERRY.
CarrOllton, October 20, 1885.
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=, NtOkeIy and s, M"CIaVc

AHOraieS and COaaSelLOrS at Law,
II AVtNG formed partnership in
- their profession, will prectlceto'
gether in Carroll couaty, Ohio,
Il. McCLAVE may be consulted at
his Office in Carrollton, or S. STOKELY
in Sleubenvile, aud in all cases tho re.
'uincr of the one wilengage the service
of the other.
CarrOllton, Sent. 1884.
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Groceries TT Wholesale,

SATf'E,IS,$s, f liz ssrI EIsv.SSs'EeH M :.,SS'Es'eH
49, ~ .l,d t,n1n Wv "leg,s' TS
Ienvv sock "TrS, Of "rscerfep GssoIs'9.% s%
manufactured .Rrt;cIrs Sr Sc ''"
I0cldtiny
l6o Bsgs Rio Coa2e
80 chests Young Hyson TeA,
vsehH, 81 40 ao =
20 l3 h. Boxes do do
10 6 lb, Gun uSwaer. a.
go Box ChocoIano,
rs bbIs. N. o, do
4soe ~ .AIlspice
1000 X Pepp t
$50 " Cloves
so * ,Nutmcgs
SO Mats. Cassea
80 Kegs Bestty's PowaeS
10 do Rock do
20 Box. Eas,eTh Tooscce
10 Kegs do do
10 Box Pipes
s5SUo I cmuon SeeSfs
TG,O00 Spanish do
5000 Melee do
g Celrooas >df AGdigA =
4 hhd. Madder
8 Casks Alum
2 bbls. St3iri;s Turppnt4NA
I Tierce Sperm OH
h w Whale vto
1000 /" Spanish Whiiin$
500 " de- Browh
500 '' Venetian Red
500 Glue ~
900 '' Salt Petre
800 '' Epson Salts
20 Boxes Shaving Soap
10 Or, casks Sweet MatAIA Wine
& :. ~ &, J.nrre a.
& V g I,ishoo u"
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

DISsOIUllOHA Oh F;FF III D.
%ltIIE Partnership lately existing be-
- tween Johnston aud Pearce, as pub
fishers ofIhe Carroll Free Press, has been
dissolved by consent All who have claims
against the late firm, are requested 10 pre-,
seat their accOenIs %torsseItlemeRt, to J.
Pearce, TO whom all debts due the firm
must be paid without unnecessary delay,
YIN. JOHNSTON,
JOHN sPEARCE.
Carr ollton Oct, 1853
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W. JoINsToN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and
Solicitor in Chancery,
" AS removed lis Office TO the room
- lately occupied as the Auditors
Office, Carrolltor, Carroll county, Ohio
April ~, 1895
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MILL STONES.
an PAIRS Laurel HILL MILL
- - STONES, OF various sizes, from
4 feet to 2L inches, Just received and
Tor 'sa+e by .JOHN RILEY,
No, 8, Wood strUet, rlrtsburg
June 1895
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01
From the Nembern Spectator.


On Friday last, Gen. Dudley arrived in
this place, On his way to Wilmington. He
had been on visit to Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, for the purpose Of transactlng bust.
ness relative TO the internal improvements
which are progressing on our borders, and
on the North Carolina boundary of our sis.
ter State. Intending to set out early on
Saturday, he paid hasty visit TO relative
at Union Point, where, unfortunately for his
arrangements. he was met by several old
acquaintances. A Committee called on
him (who had been instructed to overrule
all moderate objections with an invitation
to n Public Dinner. After many ineffec.
tual endeavours to plead Of in consequence
Of the position in which his friends have
placed him before the public, and the deli.
cacy necessarily to be observed in this town
in particular, DC, the memorable Commit.
tee extorted from him a reluctant consent
to defer his journey till Monday. Monday
came, and with II one of the most agreea-
bic public entertainments which our town
ever witnessed.
At four o'clock on that day, large and
respectable assmblage of our citizens sat
down 10 dinner at the Washington Hotel,
TO such a dinner and such comforts as the
proprietor, Captain Cutler, is celebrated for
providing. The only desire which was IN.
gratl6ed, was, that all our Wing brethren
throughout the State had been with US al
the festive board.
REGULAR TOASTS.
!. The great cause of Constitutional Libert,
ehoUt the UniOR-Against the New Yorb
system of patronage. spols, and prescription.
,. The STATE Of Tennessee TIE daughter Of Nortj
Cqrolina--She has stood forth boldly and trup
phan,ly against both executive dlctation and the
hattery of syooPhants.
3. The Hon. Hugh L, White, Ratirs son o
North Carolina Tho incorruptible jurist, unsefr
ned by denunciations, be dares to 30 MI honest
politician.
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deavored to SANDER and defame our frienc
Thomas the honest. But Ned answered
and said unto them-nay, for though by
the power Of steam, | can compress the
whole people Of the province of Tennessee
into my slngle self-yet TO change the com
Plexlon of the family of Richard the vr.
tuous, or to expunge from the memory o.
the people, the exploits Of Thomas the hon.
est is beyond my power.
And when they heard this, they were
exceedingly sorrowful-never,hele they
gladly received Ned the Steamer into the
Caucus, and he gave to them the fifteen
votes Of the province of Tennessee, in favor
Of Martin the amounted, as chief ruler over
the empire, and in favor of Richard the
yrtuous as his yiceroy.
And II came TO pass, that when the stiff.
necked people of Tennessee heard of these
things, they were exceeding wroth, both
with Martin and nth The Caucus, and they
denounced them to their brethren ia the
other PROVINCES, and said unto them, Were
we no, born free, shall we now submit TO
ers, ofhce.hunters, and corrupt political as.
plrants, and basely surrender 10 IS TIE PAR.
TX" the liberties purchased for Us By the
blood and toll of our fa,hersl And almost
with one voice, they swore TO live free or
die and they called on White, srnamed
the Just, and they said unto him, come thou
and rule over Us, after that Andrew shall
have retired, for we have known thee now
of long time, and we know, that thou low.
est thy country, aud that thou wilt defend
It's liberties, and promote the peace, and
quiet and happiness Of the people-and they
constrained him to consent to be the sue.
cessor of Andrew, if the people should so
will and the people o. Tennessee greatly
rejoiced ,hereat, and by themselves aud by
their Legislature they nominated While
the Just, in opposition to Martin, slrnamed
the Magician, TO succeed Andrew 10 the
Presidency. And many other States also
joined themselves To the people Of Tennes
see, and said unto them, We have done we'll !;
90 on and prosper, and we will 90 with you :
and unto this day many people are daily
added 10 the cause OF the people of Ten.
nessee.
And the Caucusites being sorely grieved
at these things, consulted amongst them.
selves what they should do-and the lead.
ers Of :" the party said, This will We do
we will secure the forty millions OF the sur.
plus revenue now 10 the Treasury, and we
will distribute it amongst those who will be.
friend us, in our adyersty--and moreover,
We will deceive the people, by swearing IN.
TO them that the friends OF White are bu,
few, aud that even the people Of Tennessee
are deserving his cause-and they COM
manded their trained bands in Congress, and
their hireIlngs of the press every where,
that they should forthwith proceed TO carry
into execution the decree which he made.
But the PEOPLE, discovering their wick
ed designs, have resolved to defeat them, by
causing the truth to be circulated through.
out the naton-and the war between THE
PEOPLE on the one side and THE PARTY on
the other, now rageth with great violence
throughout The nation, and will continue SO
to do until the campaign shall close, which
will be in November next.
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=, MARRIED, in Salem, Mr.. Horace Bird, OF
"a'er'own, to Miss Fanny Fish, of Salem
y :, hlfd caught Fish, and when he had caugh, her
az owed her too we'll TO devonr or TO Slaughter
INA, tearing she'd feel like fish out Of ,ratsr
40 Ha'triown safely and kindly be brougb. her.
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