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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-14

elected CIers, oDj fellow name !
Knapp (Lokey) Sergeaut-at arms md
door keeper. In the House. R. P spaud,
ing (Lokey Lawyer, Of Akron,) was cleo
ted Speaker by majority Of Two votes
over Z. Cook &C. NJ. Ayres (Lokey)
Clerk and James French (Lokey) Ser.
CHANT al arms. The officers Of the House
were elected by the UiUa Uoce mode, con.
trary to Legislative usage, ifnot contra
ry to the special provision Of The Con.
stitution. 1t will be observed that Lo.
cofoco opposition to Lawyers is wonder.
fully strong! What consistent polil.
cans!
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GA&40GIGGN
TUESDAY;::;:""DEC. Ia, lS4l

0HFIn order 10 spread the Message Of
President Tyler, and that OF Governor
Corwin, before our renders without un'
necessary delay, the Free Press is is
sued this week on Tuesday, We have
no room for remarks upon these Mes
sages; and, for this reason, they are
submitted "without note or comment
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Ohio Legislature.

Both branches OF the Ohio Legiala.
ture convened at Columbus on the 9th
instant. In the Senate, james J. Faran
Lokey. Larger, of Cincinoatj) was
elected Speaker on the first ballot: For
Faran lS-for W. J. Thomas l5-. Blanks
and scat,erug9, T. J, Morgan (Lokey,
Attorney at Lao, Of New Lisbon was
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SURPLUS,

NOTl L is hereby gwen to all those
indebted for Interest on their bonds pay.
able to the Fund Commissioners of Car
roll County, that if not paid within If
teen days there will be prompt measures
taken tor the cole Jtion.
By order Of Fund Commissioners.
D. WORKMAN, Agent
December 70, l94l.
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OUEENSWARE
CNOKING STOVES.

A few Cooking Stoves oI well tried
and highly approved pattern, for wood
fuel, on hand and for sale by
A. S LlTTELL.
Dec. 10, 1S4l.
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AIIACHNENI.

AT my instance a writ Of attachment
was This day issued hy Thoma" Williams,
Il Justice Of the Peace, Of Rose Town.
ship, Carroll county, against the proper
lv and effects Of John Miller, noH.rss-
Ident of said county.
DAVID R. CAMERON.
December 8, l84I.
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PORK, WHBAP,
STRAY HORSES.

BNAKEN up by The subscriber, living
d in Union township, Carroll county,
OnIo, on the 2lst day of August, ls4I,
as eslrays, one light sorrel HORSE, with
light name and tail, supposed to be three
wears old. Also, at the same tune and
! ace, one dark brown MARE, with a
star IT. the forehead, supposed to be lhreS
years old. No other marks or braudS
perceivabIe.
JOHN ELDER.
ov, 5, lS4l,
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WA ATNTPIaD 10000 HIDES

WANTED 10000 HIDES
THE Subscriber wishes 10 purchase u
large quantity of well dressed Hides g.
Skins, for which he will pay five cents
per Lound IN Cash or leather on delivery
at his lanyard.
JOSEPH CASKEY.
N. B. | have numerous accents, notes,
and DueblIls, for which Hides will be
taken in payment, or Cash will he look
ed Tor. j. Z.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue oil an order oil The Court oF
Common Pleas, for Carroll county, Ohio,
made at their October Term, A. D. ls4I,
the undersigned administrator Of the
ts'are Of David J. Levy, deceased; will
off, for sale al the door Of the Court
House Va CuuoIton, in said county, at
public auction Oh Friday the LIST day Of
December next, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A, NJ. and o, P. NJ. Of
said day all the undivided half Of Lot
No. 30, 10 Alkinsou's addition 10 tho
town Of CarroIIon, subject 10 The widow
Of deceased, life estate in The same
Terms made known on day of sale.
ROBERT MCLAVE,
Administrator.
November 26. IS4l.
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SHERIFF'S SAFE, UNDER
DECREE.
COMMON PLEAS.

baNlu HlthdHuCI
Us.
Samuel Mccullough & ( !" O"""'''J'
Sarah his vile.
N pursuance Of the commands of
a decree made in this case by the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Carroll coun
ty, Ohio, at their October Term, A. d
1871, will sell al public outcly, at the
door of the Court hose in CarrolIion IN
said county, on Saturday, the 18Th day
Of January, A. D. lS42, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and q o'clock
P M OF said day, the following describ
ed real estate, VIZ: The South West
quarter OF Section twenty one in town.
ship sixteen (Rose) Of Range seven-ol
the district oil Lands directed 10 he sold
at SteubenvlIle, Ohio, About 80 acres
Of this land arc cleared and in cuItiva
tlon-There are on the premises a large
and comfortable Dwelling house, Barn,
Spring house, large Orchard, &c. And,
b.lng situate wilhin len miles Of the Ohio
Canal, the whole forms most desirable
property
DAVID WATT, Sheriff, C. CO
Sherif'S Office, C0rrollton
December l4lh, lS4l
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IA2 IMGI GIIIs
AND PITTSBURGH
Weekly Chronicle.

4 NEW WEEKLY PArER, Of i'm
~ perlaI sizr, will be published ear
y IN lhe ensuing month, containing tales,
poetry, anecdotes, early news, CONNER
cla information, aud variety Of other
reading IN tteT, such as police reports,
proceedings in or criminal courts, and
orher original articles Of merit.
GTPersons desrrous Of subscribing can
hand The money 10 the nearest postmas.
ter, who is authorised 10 frank it 10 the
publisher.
Terms Of The IRON CITY.-One
copy will he forwarded one year for tUo
doi'ays in adrdnce, or sir copies for Ten
dOitarS. Five dollars will be received
N pay ment lor six copies for six months,
4 current one dollar note, forwarded
10 The PUbiisherfrs postage, DiLl secure
cOpyJor Sir months.
Specimen numbers will be forwarded,
as soon as published, 10 those who may
request it,
All orders should he addressed to
r. G. BERFORD,
Publisher of lie Iron Gig, Pittsburgh.
December 10, l84l
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November 26, ls4l.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all those
knowing themselves indebted 10 the es-
tate Of Christopher Love, late of Brown
township, Carroll county, Ohio, deceased,
10 make immediate payment to The un-
dersgued administrators; and all those
knowing themselves indebted TO said eS-
tate, are requested 10 present them, pro-
prrIy authenticated for settlement, within
ore year from This date.
SAMUEL LOVE,
GEORGE VISION,
Administrators.
NJvember IS, 1871.
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store Goods.
NEW, FINE AND LITTLE TIE CHEAPEST
i'm CarrCIEtOn.
Al L, LIpT9lG6h

PRESENTS his compliments to the
citizens Of Carroll, and informs them
that he has just arrived with large and
splendid assortment of SEASONABLE
GOODS carefully selected in the East
ern cities, which be is opening in the
room recently occupied by Mr.. Work
man, near the Court House. He has
CLOTHS. CASSIUERES,
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Office.

THE subscriber having made con-
tracts which must necessarily be met
with cash, on The first day Of April next,
resppclIu Iy asks lbose indebted 10 him,
to make payment II IS not his wish 10
use coercIve measures; yet il this notice
should be neglected he will be compel.
led, however reluctant he may feel, to
use rrsrd means to collect, at least, from
those who have been indebted 10 him for
years.
JOHN S. HUN TER.
ID, ember g. l841
N. B. Wheat and Oats will be taken
IN payment, at cash prices
q n
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EGGSE8GLUS
FOR
The Ohio State Journal,
During the Session of the Legislature
or for the gear

This long established and well known
public Journal is now issued from the
press DaIIy, Tri-WeekIy. aud Weekly.
The Proprietor has recently charged
himself with several thousand dollars for
the purchase OF new materials, for the
purpose of enIarging and improving his
paper, and increasing lis value 10 the
political and general reader. 1t is his
determination TO neglect nothing neces-
sary to make the State Journal what it
should be, situated as il is at the Capt.
tol of the State, the focus OF political al.
traction ano The center 10 which all look
with interest and expectation.
As usual, The most competent and
faithful Reporters have been secured,
and during The session OF the approaching
General Assembly, which is locked 10
with more than ordinary interest, the
duty OF giving full and faithful reports
of Its proceedings will be assumed, aud
ample space will at all times be appro-
prlated To the action of the State and
National Administrations, The dolngs OF
Congress, and TO foreign and domestic
intelligence, light aud miscellaneous
reading, &c &c. Among matters of a
minor consequence, Price Current, a
Bank Note Table, will be inserted, and
carefully revised as occasion may re-
ouire. Particular attention will also be
given to the quotations for staple ar'l'
cIes and products in the Eastern markets
In short all thOl industry and enterprise
can effect towards making the Stale
Journal useful and interesting 10 lis rea-
ders, shall be bestowed upon II, and The
publisher, with this pledge of his lu
tpre intentions, fatters himself that hi:
exerlons will be properly appreciated
and rewarded.
TERMS.
THE OH1o STATE JOURNAL is ISSUED
DalIy, Tr. Weekly, and Weekly, on tht
following terms, payable invariably II
advance:
For the yr. For the Session
Daily, So 90 70 w
Tn Weekly, 4 90 w
Weekly, 2 81 w
CHARLES SCOTT.
Columbus, Nov. 26, lS4l.
Cash paid for Wheat
roo Bushels of Dried Peaches want
odCor which the highest price 10 Cash
ho maid on delivery.
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,

Nestings, MusIns, aud spIeudld as.
sortment Of SHAWLS, HANDKER-
COTTON YARN, FLAN-
NELS, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnetts,
BroomS, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Moasses,
Spice, Raisins, Candles, Tobacco, Snuff,
Cigars, Fish, Dye.slulls, Paper, Glass
ware, Fire Irons, SIelgh.bels, Powder
Caps, Sho,, and Legd, Table, Pen,
Pocket, end Shoe knives; Knob aud Nor
folk LaIches; Hinges aud Screws;
Squares, Files Razors, Hair and Curry
Combs; silk, Buck, Kidd, Woolcn aud
Cotton Gloves; with fine assortment oil
QUEENSWARE,
And every other article usually kept III
Retail Store.
His goods have been purchased on
terms unusually fair, and the only favor
he asks The people to do themselves is
to call up to No. 2, cheap SIDE, and buy
The cheapest Goods in the market.
CarrnIItor, Dec 10, lS4l.
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roo Bushels of Dried Peaches want
odCor which the highest price 10 Cash
VIII ~ W. D. JENKINS.
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TERMS.

THE OH1o STATE JOURNAL is issued
DalIy, Trl. Weekly, and Weekly, on the
following terms, payable invariably IN
ahunncR.
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Cash maid for Wheat.

Columbus, Nov. 26, lS4l.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26


on Monthly last. BID were posted Af diff
ferent parts Of % town announcing he ar
rival 81 : Theattleal Company q this place,
and also Their lisl appearances on that evs.
ming; but, 'oWing % she inelemency ofthe
weather, On theatrical parIancel they we're
unable d perform. The next evening Tues
DAY. the pieces advertised the day previous
were played Tho Hunter Of Tie Alps Z
and The Young Widow" We attended
the performance and were happy ID recogni.
zing several persons Oh the Stage who had
contributed to our amusement in s.auld lang
syne. Theeompan are under the manage
mens 81 BIr. Grace, who Is honorably known
and remembered by our citizens This gem
sleman personated che unfortunate Ferdi-
nand Rosalvi, with much interestand effect.
Mr.. Cargill was happy as Felix. He posses
ses that talent, gentIe.nanly ease and grace
upon the boards. which renders bic acting q
aIl times, pleasing TO his audience. AS 9
singer, he has good voice, TO which Is adj
ded competent knowledge Of instrumental
music. His cold oak bucket, z reminded ne
Of our childhood, and We could fancy We
were again quafing Natures nectar from ths
well of our schoolboy days.
Mr.. Bruce was as he always fused TO was.
His Jeronymos and Splash kept the audience
laughing, which is all that could be desired
Mrs. Cargal plays as well, if not better thar
ever. Mrs. Bruce. as Lucy, was an excel
lent chambermaid. This lady sang severn
songs, during the evening, with much ap
pIause, and deservedly sol although for eff
fectthe compass of hervoice requires q large
stage. The evenings performances CAV
general satisfaction.
We were sorry tosee 80 many vacant seats
The company we'll deserve patronage, an
we should be happy to have them applaude,
BY larger audience, than have as yet test
fed their appreciation. Applause 70 an actO
is food, but without suficientreceipt Attn
q door toremunerate him for affording amuse
ment, it is like Grumio's .smustard, withou
the beef
We shall, iftime allows, notice their futui
performances here.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

There Is al alt6npt a. foot q RIM tss STATE If /
.alas alssrl, "a blast lef psospsets loFsssfss
And strange Is tel, those misguided psgaons ere
our own citizens within oul own boides re-
gard What called the State Bond Question q
one of tho most important That vas oyer present
Cd % d State Legislature IL North America. Anc
ii there Il 10 be contest on this subject have
80 inclination 70 share participation u il. Al
though could do lltlIe more than assistin utter
ins shovoice 81 = 400 upon the question. Iahoula
feel proud ID being the instrument q pronounce
ii. would not stand S. and SEQ The fatal stab
cause the life blood of Mississippi 70 dow upon her
virgin bosom without publishing the protest of
azoo against he nefarious deed. This monstfous
political outrage ought % 30 arrested before :
gains footing il The halls 81 the Legislature, and
I am fully persuaded that nothing IL necessary II
order 10 preserve the honoura and well being ot the
statein thsrsspect, but Gull and fair understand
inc 81 the mater For Il cannot be possible that
the citizens og one of the States Of this Republic
win recklessly tarnish is own honour Free men
will not knowingly and wilfully stamp their oR 9
sovereign land with lasting infamy. The eiioI'
that Is now making to get the Legislature % re-
pudiate the State Bonds. Is nothing less than an
effort to prostitute component portion Of this
Republic place her name and her reputation in
the miry labyrinths Of falsehoOd and degradation
from whence the stencil of her pollution shall not
cease to rise until the nostrils Of oil honest men
shall sickenin bearing the sad testimony Of her
disgrace. cannot we'll conceive Of q more i'm
porant subject than this thepeopie ofour State;
for what is liberty when the soil that attempts to
bearits name yields blight and mildew and dis
honour?
INTENDED at present, but bare allusiontO this
subject. Since the publication Of the card inyoul
paper before alluded to, have been frequently
privately solicited 10 fol the Office in question
which cannot but regard as an additional reason
why / should accept the invitation.
The political excitement which for years pas
has so distracted the country am hartily glad z
End dying away. For my part am tired Of it,
And most heartily join my talented friends Mr.
Hardin Of Benton in his suggestion that in futur
lit will be better for the Legislators Of the UnioI
and those Of the States each act in theirrespec
tive sheresand attend the business Of their owl
constituents.
ell have never been member OF hegistatlv
body, nor was eyera candidate before the pee
plefor any Office, hut if the people Of this count
wish to communicate their wishes and interests
g the Legislature in part through me, will endet
i your 10 protect both with whatever ability ms
amreapeetfuly &c.
Il A
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

We have seen Two ortiree numbers 81 az
excellent paper lately issned from the press
at New Orleans. bearing the above title.
From the limited time that We have had e
peruse its different articles. We can but form
= hasty opinion Of iis contents; but, as e.
CARDS diversity, il cannot Be surpassed b any
newspaper ii he Union. The reader, ne
matter what bis taste may Be, viii tnd some.
what Ia i bath e anuse and instruct him
Ttispnblishea both daily and weekly, anS
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
0ur Town.

team without fear of contTadl ctIon De SAID,
that Yazoo City at the present season of the
wear, is one of the pleasantest places of the
South. Her hills are now enrolling them
selves with their green garb of Spring CHER
gardens are putting forth their young sprouts
of promise,-her prairie, like an English VIII
lige-ereen, carpeted, as it were, by nature,
affords a pleasant resort for her happy youth
to engage in all their rural pastimes. --heI
river gliding peacefully along, between the
lofty cedar and magnificent magnolia, bear
ing on It's surface her rich tribute to the gfea
commercial emporium of the South and de
not ofthe West,--with enough of eVery-da.
business throughout the town to give tn
appearances of thriving commercial place
renders Yazoo City at this time pleasan
and profitable location. The stores of on
different merchants exhibit aassortments {
snssf,l goods, as the shelves are supplied wit
various articles of the new Spring stock
They present vast variety 70 the eye of tt
purchaser. and thai Of J. S. = n. LEAVE
cannot be surpassed in this part Of the stat
for an extensive supply. There the deal
can be accommodated o his entire satlsia
ton. with articles Of the besi quality. Z
those that come here With the intention
making purchases, call at the above nam
store. and IL tney should not suit theraseiy
there. they must Be difieultto please indee
if they do not end what they want e othe
for we know Of no description Of goods,
general use, bur what can be procured
present IN our town.
Our Produce Houses are also well s1ol
with al kinds Of Provisions. Groceries,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

We publish in another column Of To-
davis paper, letter from Mr.. R. ABBEY, in
reply 10 call made upon him through this
paper of the 18th inst. by some citizens Of
s.Benton'' to become acandidate for aseat in
the next Legislature. It win be seen from
the letter, that Mr.. A. has consented 70 run,
and we feel assured that he will be elected
by large majority.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

M Several ARTICLES that appear in our
editorial columns Of this week, were in type
when we received the Inaugural Address OF
President Harrison. Knowing that Address
to have been anxiously looked for BY most Of
our readers, we gave it the preference, and
inserted il Immediately.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed IN trust executed bY
- Robert Burton, o. The 10Th January,
1888, and recorded in Book G., pages 1923,
Of the Probate Clerks Office &c this county,
10 secure the payment Of certain PEomissory
notes therein particularly described, the FIRST
Of which notes is due and not wholly paid -
Notice IS hereby given that al the request
Of the holders Of said last mentioned prom
isssorv notes, the undersigned trustee, as q
foresaid, will proceed on Monday, the 20th
day of March next, to sell FOR cash 10 the
highest bidder, in front Of Whiiman's Hotel,
ID Yazoo City, (late Manchester all the fol.
lowing described parcels ofland, or 50 much
thereof as will satisfy The balance 81 said
note now due, to Wits The south half and
northeast quarter, and east half Of northwest
quarter, OF Section So, Township 10, Range
| i, west: also, the south half Of The east bali,
lsouiheast quarter Of Section %, Township
10. Range i, West: also, the norTh half and
west half Of The southwest quarter ct Sec.
ton 4, Township 9, Range Il Vests alsos
1.-The southeast quarter and northeast quarter
lofsouthwest quarter Of Section Township
l9, Range |, West; containing for Tie same
as above specified, eleven bundled and
Eninet five acres be the same more or less -
i The title to said property IS believed g IL
lgood, but will, of course, convey only such
as vests in me Is trustee.
THOS. j JEelllIn1GS Trustee,
i Yazoo City, February is, 1871
finter,s fee, lS) 50
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m Vie undersigned hereby e'yes notice ~
- al palsons int tied. lhal she will apply
.tnsl5e Hon. Probate Court Of Kazoo county,
81 Monday tie 20sh 81 April, ls4l, lor ths
anpointmeng of Commission % lily off BET
dover. II being one third, In Tie following
lands. 81 which her husband, Horace p ke-
zar died seized and possessed q wits-~
M south lalfof east half 81 southwest quar-
ter of section IS, township ~ range 2,
west; containing 40 4-l00 acres lhe north
half 81 east half Of southwest quarter Of
san,e section, containing 80 IS 100 acres,
Also. los No 243, situate and lying il the
tom Sc Yazoo City, fronting on Jefferson.
street fifty-iye feel, and on Washington-
street, one hundred teet. .-..
EAlELINE s. WIrlll.
Yazoo CITY, March 26, 1874,
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Commercial 3ank 81 NIanchegIeI,l

AGO C1IHs II lsA11cls Ae-lsf
a IT election viii be held e. the Banking
House Of the Commercial Bank Of Mani
chester IN Yazoo City. on Monday the 18th
day 81 April next, for the appointment Of
eleven Directors Id said bank to serve forth
term Of one year thereafter. Stockholders
(: IA nroxies ere notified 10 attend. The elec-
t ti,, WIN commence 81 II O'Clock a. a., ana
continue until & o'clock r. u.
$500 u. HUGHES, Caahier.
March fo. 184f. 3O-4s