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"WE'LL OLD CHEESE YOU YET"

Brother Jonathan has recently found
out that he can export cheese 10 England
at profit Six hundred were recently
sold in Liverpool in one week. The du.
~ is about 3s Cd. per c|t, and they sell
tor 4S 10 Sc sblIlngs sterling, afording a
very handsome profit. We predict that
as 5000 as the trade becomes valuable, an
order in council will be made to increase
the duty, the free trade theory TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
What we call the "white oakN cheeses
have Ios some time been sent TO Glasgow,
to he used in feeding The operatives.
The last Of The above paragraphs may
he correct hut we uOdelst,ud that the
"W Whrte oahsn are sent to Birmingham, to
be used Tor Sharpening and polishing, the
manufactures oil that place.
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Hard TgM-On Thursday last, as a
farmer was returning home from town,
after disposing Of his load Of marketing,
no had passed the bridge this side OF
FIorissanl, and entered the woods on
the opposite. when he heard something
cry like child. and stopped mis- team
TO see what it could be, 1t was about Q
o'clock in the evening and the moan
was shining very bright. After stop.
ping a few minutes aud hearing moth
ing, he again started, when tho same
noise and crying was repeated, apparent
Iy nearer than before, and he again
stopped and got out Of the wagon. lie
bad no saoner got out than a large ran
,hcr sprang at him from the limb of q
tree, near he road, but missed him -
Being possessed Of great presence Of
mind, he caught the panther by the tail
and, having but wagon whip in his
hand, his only chance was TO prevent
the "varmInt' from turning on him.
We must give his own account as near
as we can, and you viii perceive loom
his lingo that he was a Du,chmon. -
"VelI,' he said, "ven gir's him by de
tail he dries to jump dis way, and gives
him lltIe dump nit my wagon whip;
den he tries 20 jump dodcr way, den |
pulls him doder way, ami gives one
more Irrle dump nit my whip; den he
jumps right up, aud pulls him right
down, and every rimc gives him a ittIo
dump; den kick him behind little Bit
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&3GS93gIUg
FOR
The Ohio State journal,
During the Session Of the Legislature
or for the gear

This long established and we'll known
public Journal is now issued from the
press Daily, Tri-Week!y, ard Weekly.
The Proprietor has recently charged
himself with several thousand dollars fer
the purchase of new materials, for the
purpose of enIOrging and improving his
paper, and increasing its value to 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 it is at the Capi g.
tol of the State, the focus Of political at:
traction and the center TO 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 looked to
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-
priated to the action Of the State and
National Administrations, the doings Of
Congress, and to foreign and domestic
intelligence, light aud miscellaneous
reading, SC &c. Among matters Of a
minor consequence, Price Current, a
Bank Note Table, will be inserted, and
carefully revised as occasion may re-
quire. Particular attention will also be
given to the quotations for staple arti.
cles and products in the Eastern markets.
In short all that industry and enterprise
car effect towards making the State
Journal useful and interesting 10 It's rea-
ders, shall be bestowed upon il, and the
publisher, with this pledge Of his lu
ture intentions, hatters himself that his
exerlions will be properly appreciated
and rewarded.
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NOBLE SENTIMENTS

Tho following sentiments appear in
the concluding passage Of one Of the
Messages Of John Davis TO the Legis-
lalure Of Massachusetts:
II feel deep soicilude that the char.
Ocler Of this ancient Commonwealth
should be preserved, that her prosperi-
ty should be maintained; that her pat
rIotism should stand uopoIluted by am.
bllion or selfShness; that her love OF
popular government should remain un'
abaIed; that her moral power should
send its Influence abroad with renewed
energy; and that she may live on, with
the high distinction which is accorded
to her, Of being The cradIe Of liberty and
Me parent Of free schools. And may
that Divine Being who conducted our
fathers across the great expanse of wa
Ter to this shore, and who from q small
number has established a grea, peope,
vouchsare TO US these blessings. And
let US, acknowledging our own feeble.
NESS, entreat bm, in his mercifuI Prov.
rdence. TO hOrmonize our councils, to fiji
US with wisdom, and to guido US in the
way that is right"
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THE STRANGE APPOINTMENT"

The Madisonian explains the appoint
meht Of Bennett A. Crawford, to be
Judge Of the United States for the dis
trict Of Louisiana, in place Of Judge
M'CaIeb, decreased, noticed in yesler.
days paper under the head of Strange
Appointments" The Madsonian says
the Secretary Of State received positive
assurances OF the death Of Judge MICA.
leb from gentleman Of high character,
and in consequence thereof another per.
son was recommended to fill the vacan,
cy-~that the appointment was urged on
the ground that The newly appointed
Marshal could not qualify only before
the District Judge; and that great haz
ard might be Incurred in the census Of
Louisiana, and that State deprived Of
her rights in the next representation Of
Congress, if the census was not comp'e.
ted, &c, Under these representations,
Mr.. Crawford was appointed, although
not an applicant for the pace. Thus,
the President is not censurabIe, but
was, of course, imposed upon by some
one who richly deserves to be exposed
%. S. Jour.
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New Jersey Banks.-A bill has been
introduced into the Legislature of New
Jersey, and ordered to a second reading,
requiring that all the banks and compa-
MES exercising banking privileges in
New Jersey, shall, on or before the
fourth of July next, resume the rcdemp.
tion Of their notes and the payment Of
their debts in specie, under forfeiture Of
their charters.
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PORK, WHEAT,
SgITGMS@911a
Watch & CEGCk Making

THE subscriber respectfully informs
he Ladies and G. nlemen Of CarroIIton,
and the public in general, that he has
commenced the above busnes IN all lis
various RANCHES. lie will repair watch.
es aud clocks 10 the nealest and most
sui sIaniial manner. He considers him
self permanently located in this place, d.
reclIy opposite Gen. Sudgrr's Store and
he assures the public that all Who call
upon hlm. in his line oI business, shall
have work done prom lily and satis(aclc
rly.
FREDERICK GIMBEL.
August 10, l84l.
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NOTICE.

There Will be presented TO the Com
mlssioners Of Carroll county, at their
Dec. session, lS4l, a petition, pray ing for
an alteration in The county road leading
from Thomas Georges 10 Pauerson's
Mill The alteration proposed will
commence nj a point on said road az or
near Thomas Georges, ir,, in Lee lp.,
thence the nearest and best way to The
original county lire, east Of Ezekiel Ma
pies Improvemeui-lhenCo, 10 the east
end Of The lane between Ezekiel Maple
Gnd George RIder-thence west along
said line until It Inersecls the original
survey Of said road near The house OF
Tbomas Maple, in Lee township. Those
iarcresp5 will act accordingly, &c.
Ocloter go, 1871
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue Of an order Of The Court of
Common Pleas, for Carroll county, Ohio,
made at their Octobcr Term, a. d IS4I.
the undersigned administrator Of the
"stn'e Of David !, Lcyy, doc,asnd; vii
fir for sale at the door Of the Court
House IN CtrroIion, in said county. a,
public auction on Friday tn, 3lst day Of
December next, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A, NJ. and ] o'rlock P. NJ. Of
said day; all the undivided half Of Lot
No. 30, in AlkiUson's addition TO the
town Of CarroIIon, subject TO The widow.
Of deceased, life estate in the same
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ROBERT M'CLAVE,
Administrator.
90
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pubic good against the ioGIcnces which
defeated the chief measure Of tho Extra
ession,-BaItimore american.

% -
The Hon. VIM. &. Preston thinks Sc.
rously of resigning his seat in the Sen.
ate OF the United State, because South
Carolina disIikes his Whig votes Thus
works the doctrine Of instruction; wings
demu TO it, but obey; while our oppo.
nents vehementIy insist on it, yet rarely
conform to it IN practice, ~ Y Tib.
Ane.
We have observed the above, circula
ting in the papers as a rum0r, for two
or three weeks past, but did not notice
il, believing, and still hoping. it to be
untrue. We trust that Mr. Pres'an
enterIalns no such thought, bat, on the
contrary, that he will by holding his
seat IN the Senate, give tho country
the benefit Of bis weighty example in
dscounenancing a theoretical refine
ment, mlschievous in practice as it is
at war with the spirit of the Consttu-
ton. For the sake Of principle we
should depIore the resignation Of Mr..
Preston for the reason assigned, and
for the sake Of the Senate and the coun-
try, profoundly regret it, for any rea.
son, howsoever jnstifabIe; for his re.
tirement would deprive the Senate of
one oGthe brightest inle,Iecrs-we might
add, and nobIesi spirits that ever shed
its light on the deliberations Of that il
Iustrious assembly. The rumor, we
hope comes from no CIiend, but origina.
ted with some one Hwhose wish was
father 10 the thought'-NaL Int.
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Carrolilon, Oct. %, Is4I.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all those
knowing themselves indebted TO The rs.
tate OF James Taylor. late Of Harrison
township, Carroll county, Ohio. decea ed
to make Immediate payment to the un-
dersIgned administrators; and all those
having Gains against said estate, are
requested to present them, properly au.
lhenticated, for settlement, within one
year from this date.
LEONARD HERSH,
ISAAC LEWTON,
Administrators.
November - 1871
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November 12, 1871.
SHERIFFS' SALE

BY virtue of writ of rendition erpo.
mus, to me directed from The Court Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio,
| will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
on Friday, the 10th day Of Dec, at the
Inn of Jacob Sholl, in The town OF Lodi,
Carroll county, Ohio, The following pro.
perty, vi2:-Ono bay mare, one dun
horse, one bay horse, two brown horses,
one sorreI mare, one gray mare, one
gray horse, one lour horse wagon, four
sets Of horse gears, three black and whie
cows, two red and white cows, and 100
bushels nj cora. S lie 10 commence at
II O'Clock, A. NJ.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
November Is. 184l.
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R.ARTIS FOR RENT

WE will rent the farms belonging TO
the Estate Of James Sinclair, deceased +,
near the town of Carroiion, fer two or
three yenrs from the first Of April next.
Proposals will be received OntlI the lsl
Of January, l84G, at which time we will
article. Security will be required Tor
the payment of the rent. Proposals can
be handed to VIM. NJ. Sinclair, al the
Store Of Jackson q. Sinclair.
CHARLES FAWCETT,
GEORGE SLOAN.
Executors,
November 10, 1871.
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EXEL NIORS, NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all lhose
iofraIra to he estate oi J0hn Burner,
la'e Of Carroll county, Oaio, deceased,
TO make immediate pay ment to the un-
drr.igncd Executors and all those haV-
ing cIsims against said estate are re-
qles'ed to present them, properly au-
thenucaltd for seuIemeht, within one
year from his date
DANIEL BURRER,
ELIZABETH BURRlER.
Executors Of John BurrIer, decd.
October 80, l94l.
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CLAmATION
Ely tElG Governor Of the
State Of Ohio.

II y " L - s8s n II
Ely tslG Governor Of the
State OF Ohio.
IN all periods oil Christianity, it has
been custom to summon the people 10.
gether on set days, consecraled to acts
of pieIy aud devotion. Our Christian
anccaors IN America have, in all past
time, been accustomed thus to assemble
together, al the close of The year, when
The rewards ol industry have been rcaI.
zad, and TIE harvest Of the ear gather
ed 10. 10 acknowledge the Supreme gov.
ernmrn' OI the Almighty, aud to offer up
her hearts to him IN tbanklulness for
his merCtiuI dspensations towards them.
Sensible Of this great duty of a Chris
ton community. the Legislature of Ohio.
on t6o Dist day Of March last, did re.
solve, "lhat tbe Governor be requested
to issue within the present year his proc.
amatIon 10 the citizens of the State,
recommending to them the observance
Of day Of Thanksgiving to Almighty
Co., for his blessings to US as a people,"
Now, therefore, by the authority thus
givc1, and in execution Of The duty en-
joined, THOMAS CORWlN, Govern.
or Of The Stale Of Ono. DO sci apart
THURSDAY, TIE SECOND Day
OF DECEMBER NEXT,
As a day of Thanksgiving to Almighty
God, throughout the State Of Ohio. il
is expected that on that day all the good
citizens oil the State will abstain from
the tusinc SIS of a temporal nature; that
they will assemble themselves at tLelr
usual places Of worship. and in humility
and sincerity make public acknowledge
ment 10 the Almighty Ruler Of all Ma
lions ror the rich blessings which have
been vouchsalCd to us as people; and,
especially that they humbly impIOre the
the God Of our fathers to preserve TO US
our latest poslerlly, the great blessings
Of free institutions, regulated liberty aud
pure religion
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here
ANAL. unto set nv hand, and eau
>SN0TL. sed The Great Seal of the
=ANs= State to be affixed, at Co.
sSS lumbus, this 26lh day Of
T'TN% October, A. D lS4I, and
Of the Independence OF the United States
the sixty filth.
THOMAS CORWIN,
By the Governor:
J. SLOANE,
Secretary of State.
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M0nlIN[H

A petition viii be presented to the
Con mlssioners OF Carroll comfy, at
their Dece inter Session, A, d. lS4I,
praying Tor the location ol a road, CON-
mencIng at The town Of Leesburgh-
running thence a Sjuth east course.
through the lands of Benjamin knight
and others, to the Harrison county line,
TO inlersect road located in Harrison
county known as the Piowman Road.
October 20. lS4I.
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LEATHER.
TAKE NOTICE.

ALL those WHO know themselves in
debted 10 The Subscriber, ether by note
or DO k account, are requested to make
immediate payment. AS he has moved
from CauoIItnn, notes aud accounts ara
left with J. g. Kennedy, Esq. IN Carroll
ton, with whom, those indebted, will be
kind enough to call and make payment,
before any cost may be added.
VIM. r. MARTZALL.
October 22, l94l.
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DAVID WATT

Carrollon, Nov. 12. l8il.
Ohio Repository, Canton: and Yves
tern Herald, SteubenviIle; will insert
the above 10 the amount Of one dollar
each g. send their accounts TO this office,
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STRAY HORSES.

fRTAKEN up BY The subscriber, living
Il in Union township, Carroll county,
ONO, on the 2lst day OF August. 1871 +,
as eslrays, one light sorreI HORSE. with
hight name aud tail, supposed to be three
years old, Also, at the same time and
place, cne dark brown MARE, with a
star iE the forehead, supposed to be three
years old No other marks or brands
perceiyabe.
JOHN ELDER.
Nov. 8, 1871.
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TERMS

THE Ono STATE JOURNAL is issued
DAILY, Tn. Weekly, and Weekly, on the
following terms, payable invariably in
- J,,,roo,
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DISSOLUTION

iDISSOGUPIOlTu
THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Martin & Llwson, is
this day dissolved hy mutual consent,
and the books, papers, notes and accounts
are left with ID. +. Lawson and Jacob
Covode for settlement.
NJ. MARTIN
D Y. LAWSON.
WeI,sviIe, Nov. ~, i84l.
THE undersigned having associated
themselves under the firm of Larson 81
COrOde, for the purpose OF continuing
a general Grocery, Produce, Forwarding
and Commission business, in The house
occupied by Martin g. Lawson. where
by strict attention to business. they hope
10 secure a liberal patronage. Mer.
chants and Others are requested to call,
ID. Y. LAWSON,
JACOB COVODE.
Welsvlle, Nov. II, lS4l.
Having disposed Of my interest in the
firm oI Martin Il Lawson, to Mr. Jucob
Covode, of PennsvIvdnia, on retiring
from business | embrace the opportunity
of returning my grateful thanks to our
numeroUs customers for their kindness
and lavors, and would recommend their
favorable notice to my successors tn hu-
sness, Lawson g. Covode
NJ. MARTIN.
WcIIsvillc, Nov. 10, 1871.
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IN Carrol,on, Carroll county, Ohio, al
the house formerly occupied by D. j.
LEVY, where he will bo happy to re.
ceive his friends and the public genor.
ally lie hopes by strict attention and
moderate charges, 10 deserve, and re-
ceve, a generous share Of the public
patronage, at the White House on the
Hill.
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November 26, 1S4l.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

N,vember IS 1871.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-10

quired if he had sent the mate back to the
vessel.
Der teufel. Nor answered the skip
per, missing him for the first time; "has
he been long gone "
"A full hour sal d one Of the men.
Hudson put his hand to his head.
AMI remembered the deep wrong Fleming
had done TO the trib e. Retribution, he
feared. had overtaken him; but how was
# done so silently? ] low had the guilty
man been induced to leave his comrades,
and accelerate his doom by his own invol-
untary act
The next instant resolved the question.
A distant and prolonged scream, as if a
man in mortal agony, drew all eyes to
the summit of the betting cliff which
overhung them. On its EXTREMIST verge,
outlined distinctly against the sky, stood
the tall figure Of Klkyalee, holding from
her. vet poised over the precipice, the
writing form of her victim, while, in the
other hand, flashing in the rays ofthe sun
glittered the bright Ratchet she had pluck
ed from his girdle' Infuriated at the
sight, and suspectlng collusoln on the par
Of the chief, Hudson drew his cutlass, anC
gave the order to stand to arms; but a:
he turned; the gigantic savage had drew
an arrow to its head with incredible force
and, though il fell short Gifts mark, Their
was in that action and in his look which
in the passing of a thought, changed th'
mind oe the skipper. In another instan
the hesitating arm Of the widowed Kikya
lee descended, and loosening the hold up
on the relaxed body of her victim, tn
doomed mate fell heavily Idown the fac
Of the precipice.
The chief turned to Hudson trembling
and aghast It the awful scene, and pluck
! ing the remaining arrows from his quive
he broke them and threw himself on tn
a ground. TIE tribe gathered around the
: chief, Hudson moved his hand to them
# token of forgiveness, and, in melanchol
q silence, the crew took their way afterh il
TO the shore.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-10

FRsf LovE.-David Crockett, when
oni,e youth fell in love with beautiful
Quaker girl-and he thus forcibly, graph
ically. and POLITICALLY describes the effect
on an ardent and susceptible mind, pro-
duced by first love.
i found myseIfoyer head and heels in
love with this girl; and thought that, #
ali the hills there were pure chink, and all
belonged tome. | wodld give them # |
sould talk to her just as Iwanted to; bu
was afraid to begin; Ifoi whenl woula
Think ofsaying any thing 10 her, my heart
would begin to futter Ike 9 duck IN a !,
puddle; and if tried 10 cut 90 Y anu al,
/ speak. ii would get right smack uP ~ ny
Il throat, and choke ne Ike a ee'a po'
/ toe.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-10

nr1'he q. S. steamer Nj
been launched in New York
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-10

The sun began TO throw the shadow OF
the tall pines in gigantic pinnacles along
the ground, and the youths of the friendly
tribe who had entertained the great naVi'
gator ceased from their dances and teas
of skill. and clustered around the feast
tree. Intending to- get under way with
the evening breeze, and proceed sill e, FAR
Their no the river, Hudson rose to collect
his men and bid the chief farewell. TAX
inc the hand Of the majestic savage ano
putting It to his breast, 70 express N nl'
own manner, the kind feelings he enter
tanned for him, he turned towards tn
natl5. b. which he came, and was glancml
round lis men, when Hans Chrissaefn IN
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SON |
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01
The Table IL omitted.

Hydraulic Engine. We perceive bv
the n. Y. laTers that Dr.. Ransom, orthat
city. (bro'hcr in law of Gen. Tusncy,) has
made a most important improve mcnt in the
hydraulic engines. The principle of the
improvement seems 10 consist in this. that
this engine, without any external power.
will throw a stream Of water once and n
hal! higher than the head OF water which
supplies i. The Croton Aqu"duct will
furnish Il head oi wa'er OF about ono INN.
dred feet, and the lew engine applied TO
that head wiIl-withou, any OF the heavy
tabor now required to work the common
engines throw a stream of one hundred
AID fiiv feet