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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

o. iAe Interior of he stats q New Yors
ne aoow storm % ihs Sds inst vas ssTx -.
we're TIE cossnarcial Aeysrtissr ssys
EARLT SSOw.-Al TIurdesle, Tomp-
xins county, slter il bad been snowine
for fourtesn hours Our informant then
useasured The depth Of TIE fall. aDd
ionnd chat Il was then eighteen iacbes
deep, oHihe level, and Be was inferrn.
80 BY others Who measured on Thnrs.
day mogning that il Wa then two feet
N depth. Our informant passed %
Cayngs lake on Thursday on board
ihe Iiean boat, where Be saw. a lte
several landings, sleiehs, with loads ~
passepgefs, and be vac foid that TIE
sie'ghing was very good n toe vicini.
y q the lake. 10 many places, while
- ite Stage, ~ $50 large tesss broken
doun BY ne weight Of he ssow And
ice--aod ihe iafneTs wsls seen shsking
e he snos sfom ne trees 10 psevvail
asrfhef ipigfY. AZ ihia sims. The urar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

The Van Burcn Convention which assena.
bisd in Frederiektown, on the 10th mat, no
minated the following persons IS candidates to
represent Frederick county in the Convention
which II is proposed 10 hold In Annapolis on
the third Monday Of November next, for the
purpose, As the nineteen Electors have recon-
msnded. Of e0aiiaui~x IN pOsesv the e6ieVs Of he
S,sts, viz: Francis Thomas, John n. MeEl-
flesh, Thomas w. johnson. Benedict L. Boone,
John Fisher. De. James LIgget.
1--WE are not sorry (says the Baltimore
chrOniels) that The. Revolutisnists have pro-
eceded, at once. 20 attempt this daring usuFPa-
ton. II will exhibit, clearly, 70 the people Of
The State, the nature Of their designs, aad the
desperate professions Of those who lead them
on. Let them 20 on with THAR Convention
let u meet. IN solemn mOckery, and issue its
cdbcts-let u attempt to sol up q nav snd
heretofore unheard-of authority IN Maryland
jet Il put itself IN opposition 70 the regular,
legitimate executive Of the State, and We shall
then discover whether eur laws are 80 weak
- to have left the highest funciiooaFiss Of the
State without The means Of protecting them
selves In The exercise Of their oEice. az VI con
dsmning 70 eoDdigu punishment those who
presume 70 invade their PrerOsaiives"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

bent. Duncan 523S Francis Cooper 3l91
The Whig candidates for the Select and
Common Councils were all elected By On ave-
rags majority Of somewhere shout 1900 votss.
In speaking Of the returns Of the late gene
raj election In Pennsyivania, the U. o. os-
zsits Of Friday. says:
"The election on Tuesday" says that ealu,
and temperate paper. 4" u IN known 10 all. vas
affected By many local consideratioos, and The
anti-van Burea men were DOT united on some
Of the points which constitute the causs OF ae-
ton at the polls. Theae misunderstandines
happily, will DOT exiat next November, when
the question will be Harriaca or Van Buren,
for President REroRa OF ReveLUTIoE' for
the Convention. There can be no doubt We
think, nov that the friends Of order gill con-
slider the faith and eharaetee Of the State Of
consequence enough 20 bring them 20 the
Pelis-and in contending for pstasiplss. they
viii not asglect msR. The anti-van Buren,
voters ere happily united on Harrison end
Grsnger."
To which the Baltimore Patriot adds--"i, IL
quite evident that the Whigs and other anti
Van Buren, voters wefe not out with any thing
like their whole force 90 Tuesday last The
vote Ia Philadelphia city and county 10 full
5000 lees than have been Polled heretofore;
snd In Lancaster county, where the wings
have carried their whole ticket by a majority
OF one thousand votes, the aggregate vote this
year is less BY near 2S00 than IL vas last year
The Whigs-aRd We do no, say u % their ese-
dt-will not turn out IN force except upon ex-
traordinary occasions, and when there exists
an absolute necessity for 20 dojag Thus, IA
Lancaster county. they knew their ticket
would carry. and many hundreds Of them staid
al home. The same thing precisely may be
said OF Phiiadeiphis, where the vote 4 greatly
short OF what d was last year snd the year
previous And 10 the county Of Phiiadeiphia,
not thinking themselves quite ahls 70 defeat
their opponeuts, they did not nominate . can
dldato for the 6rSt district, and 90 Of coufss
did not turn out N strength. In the county Of
York the aggregate vote i less By 500 than Il
was at the coniesi between 0PeEg aad shuIlz.
thirteen years agol Thus. look where you
may, The people have net been OUt on Tuesday
10 any thing Ike their full force. Tue objects
IN vieSs Il appears, were net sulsciant 10 pro-
duee that resull But PuEuDEnT o. THz
UuTED STATss u 20 be elected IN November.
and that will Yrroducs verJ different stats Of
the case. Tbs strength Of parties. NJ bsswesn
HAaRIsoN and VAs BgsGH, h sufficiently be-
laneed 20 make every vote tell IN every eoun-
y, aud We may take u f0f granted that every
voter will b 81 his pest on the 7th NosembeF.
Whatever The result may then be. the aexrs.
gate will fse exceed that Of The recent cleo
too"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

n ConsHns0ts NHdin.-ESan Nc
DoweIlis perhaps one Of the most heart
less scoundrels that ever lived in any
community. He left his wife At The
Posnt Of death. end ran away with her
sister. On the day following. the wife
died, and is represented Is having been
found ~ the most shocking state, alto
setheT from neglect. Mcdowell Is
saId TO have escaped from Justice ssve.
rel times. He is about 5 feet 10 or n
inches high. light hair, about 81 wears
ct age. has = large mark aerss his
nose, and aaother across his In. Sa-
rah WebeEiy, the sisser-in law. seems
TO have exhibited equal depravity. She
procured the horse and wagon in which
they sbseonded. and which was sold In
Baltimore. She was 10 have been mar.
ned 10 . few days 20 q workman on the
Brandy vine. Obtained money from her
lover 70 purchase her outsfii, and then
abseonded with Der sisters husband
She u about 10 years Of age, rather
masculine IN her appearance, dark hair.
large mouth, good teeth, and makes
Pretenslons Of being acquainted with
minsralogy II WiLaingioa (Dsi.j ca
ssfts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

7As Trvs SPsIh--OccasiORall We fSd men
Of spirit aod Independence enough 10 iAiak and
ses Tor themselves. regardless o. party tram
nels and tho eowardly feara Of losing chs
raeisr for consistency. Such an oae Is lir.
saENDEas, whose Csrd we end IN he lasa
I.sssbuFg papers fall Ia ne South Who psl-
yassly sbhOr the KindephOok political jaggIsr,
bat who nevertheless. fran fsIse eonslasiona,
permit themselves 70 DO elsssed snooga hi
supporters, would Ihus nanfsIly aet, md prove
that thsy were not The LEGS subjects Of King
csuous. King Aodrs~. - 81 any eorrupt saS
iiIssisiaais Dyuss,y, how few would BE- In
go poor - 70 de Fsysfsnes" 20 ths present
nouiBes of ne crows.
DAssrsyELs. (FsisfsE Co lYa.l
Oct no, 1896.
"Acetleniaiiy meeting with q friend 81
nine few days since, ~ iaformsd me, 10 ny
utter esi0nishment, that - hsa seen n liss
Giobe. and ether kindrsd papers, ny nsms
upoe Ne Van Buren CofFsspordine canmisics
~ Ne Coupty q FsHiaE. ! theFsfsro tske
ihis method q publicly staiing ihal ! have ~
yer directly ~ Indirectly, ~ c0useFsalioa o.
elbsssiss, auihoFised aay psFsoa 70 elsss me-
- VISA Bufea mas; asd ! eaa eoneeise %
Feseou shy they have - dons, usisss thsy
tisiak thal hecaess I am. and ever have hesh,
ne aEm nd fasi ffien1 ~ Ne veteran Sseh.
80, sholid sBpVsq his somioes. ast a.
%, sat sever have been. tbs friesd % Ne
mint1n she hss Esiiigusiy wo4tca hiasaf ~
% he cosG5eses ~ ne hero ~ Orleans.
= vsry respectfully. yc1rs, &c.
JANIS sAUNDEnAn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

The legislature meets on he atih instap,
wheo, IL % said. they viii pass Law provid,ns
for the election By ne people Of Risetors u
Presidsnt and Vice Prcsidcal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

Dsah Of General CoFse.-We regret
TO announce the death Of Gen. Coffee,
which took place at his residence in
Teifair county. Our informant was
present when the General departed this
life. II is not for Us TO pronounce a
panegyric on the worth OF the deceas.
ed. We leave that to his near fiiends:
but We may be permitted 10 say tha,
he was man who had no pfivste enc.
mics. Modest and assuming. be
was justly endeared 10 bis own neish.
oorhood, end at the present time his
demise must be considered a public
loss. Tho place he occupied on the
Congressional ticket cannot be filed
with unsnimity. BY the election having
occurred just on the eve OF his death
The General died on Sunday. the 2oth
ult.-C Georgia Tel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

Eitetors for tas Ssafe of TTrginia.

Electors for ns Sfafe Of TTrginia.
Dist I. " iilism Collins, Norfolk County.
do 2. Joha Usquhsrt. Southampton.
do J. wn- n johnson, Chesterfield.
do T. Mark Alexander, Meckienburg.
do 5. Alles Wilson. Camberisod-
do 9. James sauoders, CsnpbeII.
do !. yossph Martin, Hsasy.
do 9. Robert MoC nndii>h, York
DO 9. William P. fsyios. Caroline.
. do 10. r. w. Cartsr, Richnosd County.
do u. C.. Sohoson. Riehmoed CITY.
do II ". v. 0ocdoa. Aibsmarle.
do IL John l. Marye, spotfs,yvsnia-
do II. John Janncy, Loudoa.
Ia IS. Charles ,. Faulkner, Berkelcys
do 16 Joha .. ID. Smith, Frederick.
do IL. Joseph cravsps. Rockingham.
do IS. Briseoe q. Baldwin, Agusta-
do 10 Henry Erskine. Greenbrier.
do 20. John r. Msth,~s. wyfhe.
do ~. Robert Bssstis, smyth.
do ~ Joel Shrewsbury. Kanawha-
do 81. Noses W. chapline. Ohio.
-, -.... - - 80 --------
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

Mr.. Green's immense balloon, con
tanning 40. OO0 cubic feet Of gas. went
up from yauxhall on tbs Dth Of Sep
'tember, carrying nine persons and 3,5G
pounds Of ballast. After resnaiuing a.
bout an hour ia the air. the sdyentu-
rsrs descehdedin safety At Clihe. IN the
county OF Kent. Two Of them were
ladies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

From Michigan we learn that the
Convention at Ann Arbor, after having
rejected the terms proposed by Con.
gross for the admission Of the State into
The Union. have appointed three dele
gates { Austin 4. Wing, Andrew Mack.
and Robert Clark, TO repair 10 Washing
too during the session Of Congress, in
behalf Of the rights Of Miehigsn, as she
understands them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

The Massachusetts, Sak Company
vas Incorporated last yssr viih = caps
al Of $685. $40. They purchased al
sores q land, and hese AZ present
1900 white muibefTy ices, 1850 o.
shieh are q the nofus msllicaaiis, 10
ioarishing coaditioh. BetWeen the
rows q tEees loo bushels u potatoes
have been cuiiiseisd lhis yeaF, besides
lofiy-hve tons q bay. The 10 iadeed
dong . great deal 10 . short time.
Sea. s7ssr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

and apple trees were laden with ffusl.
The curtsiasAof The stage were frozen
10 degree that IS seldom exceeded,
even IN the nlidslof winter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

rENNsrLvANIA ELEcTIoN.

Az % the result q rse>tsys election IN
rssssylvss,s lssys me Bslsimess P.siosl Ia
sppesss psossbis sbss ,bs Wan Bursnlsss have
sseese5sd IN eiscsiss decided majority In
ne House u Rspsessatssises--the State So
nate b somswhat doabtful-and the deiegs-
tioa Of that State In iks next Congress viii
probably be composed q 10 Van Bursn and .
whig members.
We believe the election Of the following
members Of coasrsss In Psaasylss=sa nsy b
put down - certain. rhoss In is.isss arc
Wings
lst District, Lsausi Psynser
81 ysAs Ssrgssai.
ID 0sssgs ~. TsisrS
49, OsrS<s
StA Dssik Pssh
Elsssvi Dsvii>Efss
sth. Jacob Fry, jr.
TN, David D. Wsgsser
eth. Edward D. Hubby
9Th, 6snry a. huhisabsry
losh, Luthss Rely
lith. Hsasy Logan
l2th, Judge Shelter
18th, Col. Mcclure
I4th, nr. Potter
lssh. Mr.. Hsmnoud
18th. Job Mann,
18th. Charles Biddle.
-, Mr.. Buchanan (without opposltioul
-. Mr. Harper
-, NJ. Norris
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

vhom shsy may concern -, .haf inf.
A PRoTEsrANT PREAcHER WANTED.
From the late ordinance of the Trus-
tees Of the town of Natchitoches, by
ordering the stores. &c. TO be shot up
during that part Of every Sunday when
Divine service should be attended, in
diestes q due respect for religion and
morality, most praiseworthy; but that
inestiT able ordinance loses the good
effect as intended, in consequence Of
our having no place OF Protestant pub
lie worship where our pious inhabi-
tanis can meet together in thanksgiving
and prayer.
A protestant Preacher, well 20 look
upon, and Of good report, would be
kindly received at Naichitoehes.
A DANCING MASTER WANTED
Some eight or ten years ago we had in
Natchitoches an excellent dancing mas
ter and fiddler: unfortunately he Lost his
life by sn improper use Of that quaek
composition Of lie Roy. Since which
no gentleman Of that profession has
visited this town; during tho admins
tration oi the nuch-lamented Durant,
the inhabitants were much benefited
by bis instruction.
Dignity and grace were in every
motion" Since, manifest difference
Is observable.
A dancing master. well recommend
ed for his morality and professional
qualifications. would meet encourage
ment at Natchitocbes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

The following paragraph is extract
ed from the New York Evening Star
THE schooner North Amenca was
cspsized in gale OF wind on Sunday,
BY sLIch unfortunaie accident twenty
one passengers, besides the captain and
crew were drowned"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20
I.0eo
~

showing . eain sinee Last yer - l,37i
The kiehnond wing, In Pcaarhing upoa
The returns from Gecrgis. ssFs--sThs cause
m Georgia - In every stale N the Union. 10
ONWARD. II retroyades 10 no enc State
scarcsIy IN single county Of apy one STATE
Ven buren 10 not Jackson Russ Ia boots, 10
not the steel-clad and laurei-decksA warrior.
That truth the ofiee-hoiders may receive as
tieiy Writ. and IN that truth, they may read
the fate Of theirs and their mas,ers insulting
attempt 20 dictate 10 the People whom thor
shall choices 10 rule over thea"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20
MARYLAND.

The Annapolis Correspondent Of the Baiti.
more Patriot. under date ofths 18th. .sy,-"Ths
Electoral College continues lie sessions from
day 10 day. since the published determination
Of Mes.rs Duvall and Linthicun, two Of The
delinquent Electors. who. we had reason 10 sup
pose from the deeisive Indications Of The re-
cent elections. would have returned to Their
constitutional duty. al hopes Of the election
Of senate, under existing circumstances, are
IN measure destroyed"
The writer adds. BY way Of POssscrip,, the
folIowingi
since writing the shove, have heard |,
stated that His Excellency, tho Governor, il
about 20 issue Proclamation 10 the People Of
the STATE, setting forth the present condition
OF our public afAirs, and calling upon them,
and ell tn authority under him, 20 unite and
rally In defence Of the Constitution and the
Laws. This do not vouch for, but only state
what u rumored here"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

The Legislature Of the State Of Ten
nessee assembled At Nashville on Moa.
day, the ID Iust. NJ an extra session,
called by the Governor, to consider the
exPediecey Of passing law to autho-
uze the functiOnaries OF the State TO
receive their disidead oi the surplus
revenue, lover i've millions Of dollars,
which viii be in the Treasury on tue
10th January next.---.Naf. let.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

Rail- Roam AccipREr.-The New
York Mercantile Advertiser Of ysster-
day states. that the Newark and New
Brunswick locomotive. with It's train of
cars. which left Newark on Wednes-
day morning nj J o'clock. ran over an
OK 3 miles from Newark, which over
set the locomotive and one oil the pas
senser cars, and we regret to state that
William Rigbeck. the engineer, was
killed. None Of the passengers re-
ceived any inJury.-Phh Sen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

The only political changes. 30 far. are Ia
the 10Th and iath Districts, where Luther Rio
" and Judge shelter have been elected over
Harris and Mc3hsrry. whiss. Thoss two
Districts are representea In The present Con-
gress By Wn. Clara and George Chamber.
WhiN~-
Rsiiys majority b 327. cisrks majority
In ths Same district. h 1884. was SGT.
IN the ID Congressional district, he major
ity Of FraDcis ,. Harris ". B.) over Navlof.
- 81. IN 1894 Ashs majority over the wing
candidate was 1857. Whiy gain l075.
The following b the result In The city Of
Philadelphia;
W1i<. Yea Barn.
John Sergeant 632i John N. Reed 30es
Geo. w. Toiand 53i3 ~. Longsireth 3o7s
Fen AssxnsLT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

II there be no mistake as 10 the
fleets stated beiow. The pnce Of -four.
- least, must decline. The editor Of
the United States Gazette ssyss--''In
the southern and eastern paris 81 Eu-
rope, wheat can be purchased 81 %
cents, and Il will cost less ihsn q dol
lar si any Pogt IN he United States"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

The New Bedford Mercury says
Seth Thayer, jr. clerk os the steamboat
Bhodc Island. was the person no stalls
$;,9, 900 in gold from the Captains of.
fee. He has confessed the crime, and
the whole sum lost has been returned
10 the agent ofthe Bank in New York
The steward Of the boat Is also suspect.
ed Of being an accomplish. Younf
Thsyer 10 I'D yssrs OF ssc, aud son o
the highly respectable commander o.
the Rhode Island. He has. we learn
left the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

opo WANTS The following paragraphs.
Pahlished editoriAliy In the lasa nunshsr of the
Red River (NaiehitOehesl Gazeue thsa has
reached Ne, are copied by ns Tor the bsneft Of
whom thsy may concern 80 Enf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-20

The Cincinnati feather dealers have
been detected. some Of them, in mix
ing Indian meal and plaster Of Paris
with their feathers % make them weigh
more. IL corn is TO be rs scarce a.
they say 1t will, il would be q good
speculation 10 buy a lot OF Cincinnati
feathers for the sake Of the meal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-09

ergatie population which sver exist
ed.
10 such enterprises state lines disap.
pear, and state legislatures are only
parts of the great mass which carry
them Into execution. When execu-
| ted, they are the common property
and the common glory and pride OF
the nation.
In this mighty new creation, Pitts
burgh occupies one of those points,
which seems 10 be secured as a par.
ticipator 10 every Improvement in the
immense circumscribing circle. The
Yellow. creek 'Csrrolllon and Zoar
Rail road, will be to all moral, mental
and mercantile purposes an extension
Of the Pennsylvania improvements.
We cannot after these expressions s
Of our convictions, feel the necessity
OF recommending this so obviously
valuable addition to the arteries of our
country. But we may observe, that
in every instance ofrail roads hitherto
constructed one has only stimulated
10 another, aRd many is the middle
aged persons who will live to be con
veyed in splendid rail cars from the
city Of Philadelphia TO the MisSiSsip-
pi.
Mr.. Clarke gives 10 detail the va,
riOus, and when constructed, imme-
diAte sources of Revenue TO repay the
expense of construction Of the propO.
sed road, and then recapitulates thus,
as annual income,
Passengers, S5S, 100 90
| Wheat and Flour, 1885 20
Other agricultural pro.
ductiOns and lumber, s9,6s5 go
Other merchandise coal
excepted,) 72,75s 80
Mineral coal, 54,s33 10
Anticipated amount Of f-
income, $259, 1882 80
Mr.. Thomas ]. Powers estima ates
the whole cost Of SO 4 miles grading,
and SO IA miles of single track at
$4s9, ,570,5l; and we must say in con-
cIusion that If Pennsylvanians do not
give efectual aid to this road their
views Of interest must differ from ours
essentially.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-09

though always urged by their friends
and never by themselves, will be spon
taneousIy aud triumphantly ac knowI-
edged. Come then to the rescue!
Remember The second Tuesday in Oc-
tober, and the first Friday in Novem'
6er!' Let US give "the long pull and
The strong pull F. the pull altogether
WILLIAM McGAvRAN sR.,1
WILLIAM DAVIS, County
JOHN EBERsoLE, Commit.
ABsALoM CRAIG, lee.
RoBERT MCELDERRY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-09

The Carroll Free Press.--The presen
number closes the second volume Of thi
paper. We tender our unfeigned thank
10 the patrons of this esta 5lishmsnt for
the generous support which they have
been pleased to afford US. Perhaps, nOn'
Of the common occupations Of men is sur
rounded with so many perpIexing diff
cuIties us the management ofa newspa-
per press, with limited patronage-espe'
cialIy, where the press is pledged to sus'
tain neutral attitude in relation to par
ly politics. Men, laboring under the
hectic of partisan zeal, or temporarily
blinded by an inordiRate desire for their
own aggrandizement, arc over ready 10
condemn the conductors Of neutral
press. "Iiore you give too little, thore
too much"-"You lean a little to one
side" 81 can discover partiNlty" &c.
&c.-when, in fact, the balance betw cen
the contending part les has been so fairly
adjusted as 10 Vibrate in constant eq III
Iibrium. A difficulty but little less per-
picking than the one just referred TO, is
the want Of funds TO meet unavoidable dc.
mands. The printer must pay money
for all his materials, and it frequently
occurs, that bis money and materials are
exhausted at the same time. Candour,
however, requires US to confess that, we
were aware of these obstacles when we
set out on our toisome course. We have
not, therefore. any very strong claims
upon the sympa!hies Of our patrons.
We Hatter ourselves with the hope that,
tho tctD who have evinced some spleen, Of
late, towards the FRLE Press, will, as
soon us the strife Of the approaching Fall
Elec lion shall have ceased, become con-
vinced ofthe impartiality of our editorial
career With u reasonable increase Of
patronage, and promp!ness on the part
of our subscribers, this paper will not on
ly be continued, but much improved IN its
typographical appearance. We have on
ly 10 add, the Free Press will still sup
port the neutral flag.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE

n Office is hereby given that ell
~ who are indebted to The estate
of Robert Neely, late of Jefferson
township Carroll county, Ohio, de
ceased, are required 10 make immedi-
ate payment 10 the subscriber; and all
those who have legal claims agains,
said estate will present them legally
proven for settlement within eighteen
months from the date hereof.
ROBERT SEATON, Ex'r.
August 18Th, 1895,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-09

ELEcTIoNS.-I,he late elections in Indi
ana have terminated in favour Of the Har
rison party; in Illinois and Missouri, in
favour Of the Van Buren, party; in North
Carolina the Wings have succeeded, and
also in Alabama.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-09

COngresSi Onai Nomination The Har
rison Meeting which convened at New
Lisb on, on Saturday last, recommended
ANDREW w. LOOMS to the people of this
Ohe 18th, Congressional District, as a
suitable candidate for Representative in
Congress.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-09
CarrOlltOM:
FRIDAY. =. ....~ SEPTEMBER 9, 1886.

Supreme COUrt.-The Supreme Court
will commenceits next Term for the coun
" of Carroll, on Saturday the lst day Of
October.