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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
& a q A ia g 9 8.

At the Friends Meeting House, in this town on the
10Th, Nathan Nichols, o Lynn, to Elizabeth Rodmun OF
ilis town, daughter Of the late .,ohh Kodman.
In Midleiown, on 9Th inst, byihe'Vev Mr. Bnrrows,
Mr. Albert Barker, to Miss Ann e. Prckha, daughter oi
the late Mr.. Munturd eCkhani, al Mijdleiown.
In Portsmouth on Thursday evening last by the Rev.
Mr.. Ednund-, Mr. Ruius sherman. to Miss tHthaTine,
daughter oi Mr. James Brhmnn, OF Portsmouth.
Ia Portsmouth. on sunday evening last by the Rev.
Mr.. Edmunds, Mr. Joseph Anthony, TO Miss Caroline
Wilcox, OF Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSpAy, Nov. ID,
Reported for the Boston Daily Adyerllger g. Patriot.

At market 1900 Cattle, about 2O00 of which were Beef
aud zoo Stores, $500 sheep and 1898 Swine.
PRIcEs-Ieef Catie-We reduce "ur quotations.
few. .eNtla nj 90 First quality 81 D 2j-second
quality % 25 ~ 37j-ihrd quality SO "a %.
Bnrreiling Caile-Prces reduced. Mess 3 I2l No j,
237l.
siores-Few sales only. Two year old ut So 20 sI2:
three year old IA "a $50.
Sheep-Dnll Lots were sold from Sec to I 75.--
Welhers from ! 75tQ Is.
swine-Lots to peddle Sc for sows, and 4c for BAR
rows. Al retail 10 SC.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
ATTENTION !

The members of the Rhode Island Horse
Guards, nre requested to meet at Benjamin
Browns, 10 Portsmouth, on Saturday, Nov
26 1912, at 2 o'clock, +. Al. for the purpose
Of organization aud choice of officers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17

Letters,

RrMAIsIse IN TRE rosr OFFICE, NEWPORT,
R.I, NOV. LIST, lo42
| u Adoertised icnerS are piaeed ina separate
tox. Persons aPpjyag foe Mem GW pieaSc call
for "ADyEETIsED LETTERs."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
SCHOOL,.

'I'IlE Subscribers, DAY ond EVENING
SCHOOL. NJ the School-housc of lhr
late Mr.. Joln J. Payne, in Gudley street, T.
nov open for the reception of pupils. Fof
terms, &c. enquire at the School house.
-. &. DENllAM,
g. lLQMAN
Newport, Nov. 2, 1872.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
NOTICE..

HGH be sold al Public .1uciion on Satu,-
day, The l0h day Of Dec. nrri, al
O'Clock, 4 ~, on ite premises, bgr'r-
me Of decnee Of he Court q Pre-
bate, Of .Ne,cpoH, 80.
4 Ii. the right, title and interest, which
~ Susaunah Wlckham had, at the time of
her dcccase, in or to a cerlal in lot OF land,
with the dwelling house and other buildings
thereon standing, situate in Newport. bonn,
dcd westerly on Spring slrcet, nor,herly ON
land of Mary NnnIoyd, easterly on land "i
The Co'orcd Onion Ehutch, and southcrly "n
land of Edwin Wilbur, IL being the land aud
premises late owned uud occupied by SAID
Susannah Wickham, or so much thereof -
will BE- sufficient to raise the sum of SIX hun
drcd aud eighty dollars fourteen c"uts, t"r
the payn,cn, of the debts OF said Susann"il
as allowed by tie commissioners on hrr
estate, with incidental cxP2hses::
Conditions made known al time and place
Of sale.
JOSIIUA SAVER, .4dmr
with The HiH unnertd
Nov. 10, ISi2-dw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17

Court Of Probate. .Eecpori, .NOc. z, 1912.
V'IIS Executors first uccoun, on the estate
of Ruth peckhom, late of Newport, wi
dow, dec, was presented Tor allowance.
il is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to a Couu
of Probate, to be holden al the Town Hall IN
Newport on tho first Monday in December
ncxtnt . o'clock AIN. aud that previous notice
be given, by publishing copy of this order
three several times IN the Herald Of IN,
\ Times, for all persons Interested TO appear o
said time and place and he heard.
\ \ true copy-wltncss;
] NJ d. B. IlowLAND, PRO. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
A School iQr Deaf and Dumb,

rs now open Mt the honse of Stephen Sln-
= cum ~, IN Porswoplh. Ri A few per
suns can be accommodated with board aud
tuition at said school on The most reasonable
terms, II application 5c made soon. A com.
potent Instructor is engaged. and The nppor-
lunlty Is a desirable Que. Nov 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
NOTICE..

A GREEABLE to n vote passed at cor.
N porailon injecting, Frs, Bapils, Sncic'y,
l9th inst, shall sell at Fukllc auction, ron
Eoycmbcr 'ne$t al IL o'clock. q. ~, II, The
Nee,Ing lIouse Those Pews IN WHICH ai
sessmeii,s remain unpaid at that date.
ISAIAH BURDiCK, Treasurer.
Oct l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
A Natural Remedy,
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

Suited q, our constitutions, and competent TO the
cure fesery e.raJie disease, uiH be found m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

Lecture will be delivered at the Town Hall on Fri
day Evening next the 18th, by The Rev. Mr.. Smith. Il
commence at G. oclock-subject Temperance.
November l7ih, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
Il rgGm ihe Rosinn Daily Times
/ WRIGHT,S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

OTHll the public advertised medicines OF the day we
knuw nfnone We can mare safely recommend Tor the
s tln flesh IL heir TO-, Ihau the pills That are sold hi
the depot at The North AmtriCun College oi Health,
No tq5 lrjmonl street. Boston Several Instances we
khw al whrfe they Dire used IN families with The high
snisinc,uu mud nh .hgr n}-o rhnn Yesterday, we
heard eminent ply sitah u dis Siiy recommend them
Ia high terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17

Allen Ben amin Munro Miss Diana y
Botlcr Julm plnuy Den ia!nin
Carpenter Joseph Pmkhursl john
Coman Rev. j. Pers.u Mr.. Lopisp a
Card Miss Jane rcckhum Mrs Nancy
Church Mrs Jane Read J. WiiLurs
Davenport jeremiah kumurll a
Domiug stephen Ryder Joseph
Dubu- Theodore . Scott ENilip {.
Eichrpburg Jullu w. Smith Capt Gins. i.
tinles Capt. Wm p. Smith Clpt Edwin
Groilfoy Oliver ii. Saunders iIisstaruline
Gowan Henry Sicben Jplia y.
Grimes Theodore Turner Capt. Daniel
Gla'lding Mar! Ann Tray Louisa Is.
Granger Mrs W4t,rnIaN Nehemiah
iiaski"s Capt. Jos. b. WEl!gs, i.rmy l..
Higgins Joseph &. Wbilor JoGp
Hall Miss Elizabeth Wood llrnty
Iiaskins Mary Ann West Miss Salpma $
Ishrrwood u. +. Wood Mary
Jackson Miss Ann Young a
.add John &. NIpBLEyowg.
Lewis Snmnel T.. BrQWn rard"n
Lnthcr Harvey :. JAmEsroN3.
Lanergnn Mis-. Mary Conglon Mrs. Sarah-
Lounborough MlssMa- WATSON Robert Ann
ry Ann lk,su
McGilvcry Capt. II. DoneIy Njes AEl
Nc Cabe Peter Duffy johanna
Mitchell Thomas Frceny john
NlcCloskey Miss Mary Shnnuahan John
lNG-3wl ASHER ROBBINS, T. A.
WhDs' INDIAN CANDY,
w Mo RI. TA{LOR'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
From the rhiladelPLTa sn,nrda, Eyepps 70.

From the philadeIPhia sa'nrIa, tycp,ps P9::,.
WRIGIIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Wrighi's Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining great
celebrity ~ New England, lis we'll IN IN other parts {"
the United States. The attempt al pcrsons To drirand
the pc hy the snle uf spurious articles, meets with
aenernl rcprObaiion. Mr.. Wright s an interchangeable
business s, aud shows oi cures by the inrdi.
cine, which warrant confidence Ia the virtues "i his In
dian Vegetable pil-.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
This is to inform The public. that all genuine mcdi,
zine has on the outside al The boxes, "'
WRIGur'S INDIAN VEGETABLEPlLLS
GSDIAN PUEGATWED
Ofthc North American College of Health
And n,,o round The border cf the label will he found
in sInul tNpC, Entered according tn an act o tun-
sress, Ia the lcnr lsIO, by William Wright, IN the
rrk's Office u The District Court OF the Southern Dis.
irct al Pennsl Ivanin"
The public viii also remember that MI who sell The
genuine Indian Vegetable Pills are PROVIDED with IA ce'-
WILLIAM WRIGHT, vIcE President
Ofthe North American t"licge oi Health,
and that prdnrs never case allowed Ia sell
the genuine mrdlrne All travelling agents will be pro.
vird With certificates of agency above Described and
those who cannot show 'aem wl be e;ftwh' as base
inpOsturs. " ~
Price q c,g. per box, wifi full directions.
qnce anl Gsnefg, Dsro: 0Fr The New England state" state
1913 TREHoosr::sr., 1913.
r. buy OF none except the following regularly np-
pointed
NEwpour, Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY.
Providence, Joseph Balch, Jr.-ror,smouth, Greene
4 Tamnn-B Bristol, Lemucl w. Brggs-Wickirrd,
samuel prrce-.East Greenw ich, James Slocum-Ap-
p"nang Village. John Carpcntcr-I hsve' John J,
rlarke-Kmgstnn, Thomas !. Wclls-pcaccdale f. ID.
Campbell A. Cu.-South knsstdvn, Sllresjut Robinson
aud q. " Iinzard-- Westerly, }. n. Eewis a Co
IIOpkinrun B. H. Thnrstou X t".-Richm"nd, Olney
Rirhmon I-Compt"n Mills. Amos Fiske-Lippiii Mills,
= A. Reming tun--PhTniS Village, w. g.. Amcs-Nn-
,ick Nilmge, olive Baker-Wnrren, 3. II. DriscOll-
Teriun. Arnold >mi,h-Stnne Bridge, SanApl Srnhnry.
New England Office aud General Depot NO.lys Ire
mont, near Court street, Bost"n.
beware nl the Infected District, Ann street. Boston.
April 2l-ly.-iSl>t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
CLEAREp.
MEMORANDA.

lOlh-Brig Confidence. Bailey, New Orleans.
liih-Schr. Velocity, Stevens, IIisyenuIn, Conn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17

WILDS' INDIAN CANDY, at
w Mo X. J; TAYLOR'S.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27
THE GREAT RACE.

We copy the iu'!awing particulars Of
the great Race of Tuesday last, between
Fashion ana Boston, from The New York
New Era:
The North and So0th-generoua ricairy
tile South defrdtcd-ihe Northern
horse wjM Southern principles cicto'
TjoHS.
The great race between the Southern
horse Boston and the Northern nag
Fashion came off on Tuesday, and
proved to be one ofthe most remarkable
races that has ever been made over any
course iC The Un,ou. More than 10000
persons were on the ground, all laboring
under the greatest excitement up 10 the
very moment tboI the purse Of $40, 900
was taken by Fashion. Great eager
ness was manifested to ge; glimpse Of
the celebrated aojmals when they we're
first brought out; inter This equal ankle
~ was manifested 10 soc them off.
At length lho appoiolod hour arrived,
and the confidence Of the spor'smen
seemed to bN unimparcd IN their favor
lie horses Bets were offered and TAX
eU until the last moment, at small odds
on Boston, who was generality the ia
vorjls. iI9 was mounted by Gil Patrick,
and Fashion by ice Lairi, the son OF
her tfaluer
Ro,ton hnng nine years old, carried
i2S pounds, while the mares weight,
buine hut five Years o !, was only Ill;
mokiug difference Of Is pounds, which
Within three, was the snme allowed
Henry in tho race with Eclipse. Thi.
is supposed to have allowed Fashion
abonl 90 rods advantage ia each heat, on
account OF her lack Of years.
The exciting moment for the start
having arrived at last, the horses took
the ground, while the immense con-
course were brCalhess with anxiety -
Boston having won the inside. they
came up evenly, and went off at the
signal like an arrow from the bow. The
heat was closely contested on every
inch Of ground; but was won by Fashion
IN. 7 m 32t $, winning the heat by abou
a length and half.
SECOND tlEAT.-Ater o lapse Of thir
ty minutes the bugle sounded, and tho
horses we're called for q second heat.-
The signal being given. away they dosh
ed; & after spirited contestthe hcu, wa
won by Fashion, who, although behnt
Roslon about his length the three frs
miles, passed him at the gate on the frs
quarter Of The last, and won the heat By
about fifty yards, Time. 7 m, as e.
! The three first miles we're run 10 abou
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27

STANLEY AND WIsE.-We have be-
fore us report of the Investigation be-
fore JUDGE DUNLOP, of the late rencon-
tre between Messrs. Stanley and Wise;
from which it appears that a bond was
executed before the Court, "requiring
the Hon II, A. WISE, under the penalty
Of three thousand dollars, for the space
OF one year, to keep the peace towards
all the citizens of the United States
within the District OF Columbia, and not
at any time within that period to leave
The District with the intention or pur-
pose Of fighting a duel with EDWARD
STANLEY We can perceive nothing in
this bond to prevent fight, (if the
beltigererts desire it, as soon as practi-
cable after the adjournment of Congress,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27
From the Dayton Journal.
SPE OUT.

The Hamer resolutions are urging
the ultra Locotocos, to declaration Of
their real opinions and purposes. Here
are some resolutions ofa Locoloco meet
ing in Clegmont county, called Ia de-
nounce Ilamer and his efforts TO estab-
lish ga sound banking system IN Ohio
Read this:
"Resolpsd, That bank chartered by
the United States, is contrary to the
intent Of the constitution, and is nnne'
cessary aud impoIilic.
Resolptd, That we deem the charter.
ing Of ANY BANK or Banks or the
re.churtering of any Banks now in ex.
is,epce, is WHOLLY UNCALLED
FOR and highly inexpedieni.
Rcsoircd, That we deem every grant
Of corporate privilege as taking away
so much Of the liberty of the people,
and giving the few The rights Of the
many.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27
"GOVERNOR JENKINS"

The April number Of the KnIcker-
booker tells the following good story:
One Of our State Senators is said TO
have created good deal Of private
mirth among his friends by recent
incidental exposition Of his ignorance or
'rustiness' in classical matters. An
opponent speaking casually Of Mr. Van
Burcn in debate, remarked, TINT on
some particular occasion he had, ike
Quintius Curlus. thrown himself into
an abyss to save his country, 'or words
TO that effect, which this deponent does
not more particularly remember.'--
While he was yet speaking our Senator
crossed over to particular friend, ond
whispered in his ear;'Does he mean
Curtis the New York collector No,
ROT was the reply; Quintius Curtius
tho ancient The Senator regancd
his seat, but presently returned and
again whispered in his ear, What did
you say that Curtis Grst name VAST
I've Iorgolton.' 'Quintius, Qninlius,'
rcioincd the oher little testify. The
Senator was in his place once more and
his adversary having concluded, he rose
to respond. THE gentleman has insti-
tuled comparison that won't hold
good at any rate, not as he wants it
Unlike that respectable 0nceat, Mr..
Duin--Mr Ouinre iaud here he look cd
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27
RHODE ISLAND -PETTICOAT AL
LEN.

Mr.. William Allen, who occupies seat
in tho Nationil Senare, as representa-
lives Of Ohio, ac'ed the Judy in that bo'
dy on Monday last He had been sever.
al days, pprhlps weeks, surchargipg him
self with bombast on the subject Of the
Rhode Island difficulties, aud on the day
mentioned went into the Senate to dis,
gorge. He moved to take up resolu-
ton which he had prevIoUsI y submitted; i;
but the Senate refused, yeas Is, nays 90.
Nothing dauntcd, Allen read two resou'
tons which lie threatened to offer, the
nurporl Of which was, that the people of
Rhode Is'and had right to establish a
government, aud the Federal government
had no right to interfere in The maiter,--
10 then proceeded to saw The air, 9'mAct
an hours speech 0poh Inc Senate, in his
own faVorrte and recuIar 6l0WUiGn style,
breathing defiance T. vengeance to Capt.
Iyter, and conte,0pl for tic old charter
lie eaid the Senators from Rhode Island
h ,i~" ~ ,'1. 1'H", ~ 80 ,ho m a. goor nr,So
p;, Dr." y" w." ,,, ~ y " H. W ol'ad m ~ ~, ~ nGa ~"
ing the resouJc0s, and they were read.
- -,', w. "',',,, w., W. ~ ,,,,l,J ha ,ha cho;n
y :, '"r', i| 'o' Cow, r" 1r'
'", W" - ~" | - l Ia : :" os ;,,'I
"I'g :, ,h w., ',,,, ,',,. " or ,bn s"na,e
~ ...,,-l
W, . -, = W, W , wa, ,,,,a ", , o'2 "."', ~
g ',,o''' ~ we @ va Wy " .ono,., ".'''s -
Wv, ,'I ~, ,J "''I l ,,,aiI Can, 0l,n baI
'' ~. J., ,"''' ',' WV ,'''" N.''0 ""u
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27

PeSolred, That we will oppose the
selection Of any candidate for the Legs
laure who will 60 for a bank 10 any
shape or form,
These precious anti bank rawlings are
published in the Statesman, as stalking
strong ground agins; Hamer's State
Bank" And IT is strong ground, sure
enough! But not strong enough to sus'
tain those undertaking 10 maintain It
against an overwhe torrent OF pop
uIar Indignation. "No Banks and low
wages" is a doctrine which the people
Of Ohio will never sanction, though un'
principled brawlers may cry it up ever
so loudly, as one which bears the Dem
oCratic stamp.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27
AMERICAN PIONEER.

We acknowledge The receipt Of the
9th number OF this highly interesting
Western Monthly periodical, The
Grontjsplece presents correct view Of
the Old Court house and JAIL at Mariet
ia, built IN l798-just as natural to our
eye as !je. The contents Of the pres.
ont lumber are:
The first court in Ohio,
AneCuOte
sunday schools in The United States.
Biography Of the Rev. John Williams
(conlinaed.)
Revolutionary Anecdotes.
Logan, the Mngo chief
Post Office iacilles.
Ou' Revolutionary Fathers.
The Marietta Historical Association.
Sandusky, origin Of the name.
American chronology,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27

| m. 30 9. each mile, and the last IN M
54 s.
The two heuis Is miles) were run in
Is N. l7a ~ thus terminated the
most interesting race Iun in this coun'
try since the contest between Eclipse
and Henry All parties appeared pleas
ed except those who had lost stakes
which changed hand to the amount OF
thousands in The twinkIin of an eye.
Fashion is owned by William G'bbon,
Of New Jersey, and raised by him, and
Boston is owned by Col. Johnson. Of Var
gina, and James Long, oil Washington
city The whole amount of money
(&4OO00) was banked on Monday, and
paid over Immediately on the termioa-
ton ofthe race. All was perfect har-
mouy and good telling; though the laugh
was all on one side, yet the real good
humor with which our gallant Southern
friends took their defeat, showed their
perfect readiness TO Try the game over
again as soon as they find o pony to
"do the deed"
The time made by Eclipse in the
great race on the Union Course, May
n, 1928, was. lst heat, 7 m. 81 s.; I'd
heat, Z IN, 49s Twelve miles in 'wen'
ty.three minutes and fifty seconds.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27

to believe and did believe thata duel was
about to take place between Messers
Stanley and Wise, This settled the ques'
uon.
Mr.. Wise con'ended that he was prlvi
legged from arrest, except for treason, lel,
ony, or actual breach OF the peace, bul
the magistrate decided otherwise, much
to the dsmay Of the numerous Iegsla
tors who were present
Stanley is ia Boston, frame whence, it
is rnmored, be will send a challenge to
Wlse.- Morn. Chron.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27
TIIE FLORIDA WAR.

From an official publication by the
Secretary Of War, il seems that the
Florida War, which has continued for
so many years and has cost the Govern.
ment SO many millions Of doIIars-may
be considered as at an end. Col. Worth,
the officer in command, is authorised TO
declare that hosiItes against the In
dams i'll Florida have ceased. The
military force in that quarter will be
Immediately reduced-Ieavng Two reg.
iments only to form a Gordon or line of
protection for the frontier settlements.
The termination of this specializing war
is highly credItabIe 10 the Administra-
tion. 1t will at least stop one Of the ma
ny leaks. which have Of late years, SO
rulnousy drained the national treasury.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27

GEN JACKSON AND THE $1,000 FINE
The bill rroposing to refund to Gen.
Jackson the amount Of fine imposed
upon him in Louisiana, was inuly dis
posed of in the Senate of the United
States, on the 10Th inst, The concu-
sion Of the proceedings upon this bill is
reported in the Baltimore American as
follows:
Mr.. BAYARD, Of Del. proposed a sub
stitute to the whole Bill, the purport of
which was that The fine of $1,000 should
be refunded, but that the passage Of the
Act should not be construed in any man.
ner as a censure upon the Judiciary by
whom the fine was imposed.
This substitute TO the Bill was carried
by oote Of 90 TO 22. The opposition
Senators were now compelled TO sustain
the Judiciary with General Jackson, or
to abandon General Jackson. They
chose the latter alternative, and voted
against the Bill for relunding the amount
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27
ent lumber are:
THE LADIES' COMPANION.

The May number OF this popular Mag.
aziDe is al once brilliant and beautiful.
lis contents, as usual, are entirely orig.
inaI; and lis engraviOgS DEER STALKING,
THE YOUNG MUSICIAN. and THE SUMNER
FASHIONS For 1872 are perfect spec-
meas Of the art. The music, "l've roa.
med with thee at morning." we should
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27

MEssRs. WISE AND STANLEY MIR.
Wise was bound, 10 tie sum oi So 900, by
Judge Dunlop oI Washington city, on
Saturday afternoon last, TO keep the peace
throughout the Union. Mr. Mangum, the
Senator, was examined and, although he
evidently desired TO avoid answering, was
COM eled to stale that he had every reason
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27

TThe first court north west of the
river Ohio, under the forms of civil ju-
risprudence, was opened at Marietta,
September ID, l776. The ceremony Of
the opening by the Sheriff, was as fol-
lows: 10 yes, court is opened for the
administration Of even.handed justice,
to the poor and the rich, to the guilty
and the innocent, without respect of
persons; aone to be punished without
trial by their peers, and then in pursue
ance oil tho laws and evidence in the
case" We beg leave 10 commend this
precedent 10 Mr. crier, CoaIman, for
June Term, 1912!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27

tsrThe Hon THOMAS NJ. T. McKEN
NAN (Whig) has been elected in Wash
ington county, Pa, by a majority oI
about 400 votes, over Mr.. Patterson
(Locofoco) Ito fiji the vacancy in Con
gress, occasioned by the death of Mr.
Lawrence.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27

0TThe ApporIionment Bill which
passed the House Of Representatives,
some time since, was TO come up for
consideration in the Senate, on Monday
last. Some amendments to this bill are
Pending, one of which proposes $4,000
as the ratio OF representation.
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sTJohn NJ Niles has been elected u.
S. Senator for the State Of Connecticut.
in place Of Perry Smith. Both Niles
and Smith are Of the ultra LocoGoco
tribe Of politicians.
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INDEPENDENCE, Jackson Co., Mo.,l
May 7lh. 1912 {

A. 3 CHAMBERS Dear Sir: hasten
to inform YOU that my brother inIaw,
Gov, L W. Boggs was nssassnaed last
night while sitting with his family al
home. lie was shot 10 the head by two
balls, which entered the brain, and Two
lodged in the neck-is still living, bat
his life is despaired of, A very fine
pistol was picked up under his window,
from whence he deed was done. Sns
piclon does not seem to rest on any per,
son.