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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22

We find the following morsel in the
Belmont Chronicle. The neighbors OF
the ex Governor Shannon must find fun
in it. Mr.. MrCsJry kept little concerG
a little distance '!ts side Of ST. Glars
VILE.
TO EX-GOVERNOR, EX. PROSECU.
TING ATTORNEY, AND PROSE
Gu Ting ATTORNEY.
Gsnt.-As am about to leave. my
present residence and as you have been
kind friends 10 me, respectfully ask
your attention 10 the following enquiries,
because evil disposed persons have mali
ciousIy circulated reports of my house,
lending 10 inJure my reputation and stan
ding as an Inn keeper, as well as my lam.
lily, in this community. | must appeal
to you who have been in the constant
habit Of Latronizing my establishment
for many years back; and first, asked
The ex governor (havIng visited my house
by night 4 day. j. having taken refresh
menls both in eating and jrinklng,) II he
has ever seen any irregulanIy about my
house, except such innocent diversion as
he himself had hand lot To the pres
ent Prosecuting attorney, | likewise
would put the same question. 10 both
would put the question whether all was
not quiet and orderly on the Lords day
when they came to get roasting ears3--
ask the representing attorney II he
has not visited my house by night and
by dayi And oil all the above gentlemen,
(who no doubt are the first respectable
ty in this pIace,) would ask if they re-
collect the night on which they came to
my house, when | and my family were
reposng in our beds and opened the win.
dow Of my bar, carry ing all my liquors
out, setting them on bank by the road
side, and mixing my precious wines with
my whiskey. Now gentleman, if have
been sometimes peslered with "loaling
uarmtats," let me have fair play-dlsa.
buse The mind, g. shall ever feel grateful
ior past favOrs.
Yours respectfully.
IRA McCAFFREY.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
NOZZLE, March 26.

Murder Of an Actor "A most horrid
and fatal tagedy was enacted at the Thea.
ire last night. After the curtain had
dropped at the conclusion Of the first act
of The first piece, quarrel ensued behind
tho scenes between Mr.. Ewing and Miss
HambIln, both attached 10 the Theatre,
in which the latter plunged o dagger to
the heart of Mr.. Ewing, which caused al
most immediate death, After the perpe'
tralion of the awful deed, Miss Hamblin
made her escape by juunping out at the
window, and at I2 O'Clock last night had
not been arrested. She left in her the.
atricaI attire, dressed as page.-ChrOn.
Two swans nearly full grown were
caught on the Chestnut Ridge last week
by couple OF girls who had gone very
early in the morning TO look for the
cows. A heavy fog was on the noun
tain and in a small pond they found the
1.-TWO swans, which they captured and
brought 10 the house. We are told that
they we're purchased Of the girls by a
gentleman in the neigbborhoOd -Pttta'
Amer.
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A CRY OF DISTRESS REPUTATION
IN AN UNEXPECTED QUARTER

IN AIN UNEAFECl Ell w An l Elt. |
The proceedings of a political meet |
ing held recently al West Union, Al. |
ans county,in in which several gentlemen
of prominent relations IN the Van Bu-
rem party participated, are inserted be-
low, and vii arrest the attention OF our
readers. The resolutions speak inI
terms of disapprobalion OF the doctrines
inculcated in the MNulty aud Dyington
school, and substanliale in several re-
spec,s the allegations Of the Wings
against the reckless and desperate mea'
suros adopted by the Legislature dur
inp the late session. What especial
views the author Of this movement en-
terrain. we can only surmlse with the
public. 1t would seem, however, that
lhe increasing pressure oil the times and
The deeper gloom which darkens the
future, have suggested 10 our opponents
inc expediency Of disclaiming the heavy
load of responsibility which the people
have a right 10 lay upon somebody 5
shoulders; and that door has been
kent open by those which have not ac'
tively countenance1 The restrictive
use of Bank REFORM" could make good
their retreat in case Of crisis Not
withstandlug the assertions OF the 20
lumbus junlo 10 the contrary, we have
the most ndubitabIe proof, that grea
numbers OF the Locotoco party are dis
pusted and indignant at the course o
The last Legislature, and make no Sc
cret OF denouncIng it in the stronges
, terms. Ii is not probable that the NOR
penetrating oil Van BureH's adherent'
and to this class Mr.. Hamer unques
tionably belongs perceive that tn
J, hot heads and fools who controlled tn
r legislation Of last winter, have plunge
= the State into embarrassment iron
, which they must inevitably fail oil ex
"a Treating it, and that consequently It
n the wisest policy to abandon the sh'E
:. until the wings have had an oPporlr
s' oity Of making repairs and putting he
=, sfloat again. As TO The adoption OF TIL
:" poIicy, il 10 not to be expected that tn
y sentiment can become general IN u
10 10 favor, because the present interests
10 certain individuals would be sacrifice
- ~ by disbandng the party, and 1t wouI
DC bo uncertain whose heads would apPet
:, highest when it rose next above IN
a. d, surface. Neither do we believe IN
10 Mr.. Hamer intends any advantage
% , the Wings other than what we have a
a. ready hinted at, 10 wit: TO throw upC
10 them the labor and responsibility Of re
IT. II, trieving the condition Of the S'ate-n
ny a delicate or desirable task, but OIL
Ut Ut which ii Is imperative we should unde
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

DEMOCRAIl MELTING.
At o meeting Of a number of gentle.
men Of the Democratic party, at the
hotel Of Mr.. Hosen Moore, in West
Union, Adams county, Ohio, on the 25th
day Of March, 1919. Hon. John w.
Price Of Highland, was called TO the
chair, and John Patterson, Esq, Of
Adams, was appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Thomas L Harner, Of
Brown, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That we are 10 favor OF 8
well regulated Backing Oystem, for the
StaIe Of Ohio, which shall combine the
two great principles Of safely to the bill
holders, and lair profit TO the bsRke rs;
and al the same time furnish currency
convertible into specie at the will Of
tho holder.
ReSOlred, That we have seen with
regret for some time past, that there
was hard money faction growing up
in Ohio, who are opposed to all banks Of
circulation; and whose doctrines il car
red out, 10 the present condition of the
people, must be ruinous 10 The best ia.
terests OF the community, especia y to
the Whole debtor class, VINO will be
crushed by policy SO fatal and deslruc
| tive,
ReSOlred, That the advocates OF an
exclusive metallic currency, although
but few Of them, at present, have the
boIdness and caudor 10 come out openly
and avow their doctrines, are steadily
pursuing their object, and preparing for
war Of eXtermnation upon all paper
currency; and it ls the duty Of those
who concur with US, to prevent them
from exercising a pernicIous Influence
upon the Legislation OF the General As
semby, as Ii is believed they did al The
last session
Resolved, That whoever insists upon
such restrictions, limitations and penal
ties in a Bank charter, as will forbiC
any honest prudent man ot property
from taking stock, and thereby leaving
the business to rogues and bankrupls
is al heart and in practice. hard mo
ney man, however strongly he may dc
ny The charge.
ReSOiUcd, That in adopting these res
oIutions, we are but re affirming th
prInci Plies advocated by the Democrac,
OF the Stale, previous to the last annua
election, and which we had right t
expect would have been acted upon b
the maJorlly Of the General Assembly.
RcSoiued, That it is high time for tn
: people to take their affairs in their owl
hands; and thai so long as they entrus
them to reckless demagogues, or to vic
lent ultra politicians, OF any party, a
the industrious, business classes Of th
community, must be the sufferers.
ReSOlvcd, l hat Wilson Pralher, Est
Of Adams, Gen. Joseph J. MDowell, (
Highland, Gen. James Loudon Of Brow
Gen. David Dial, Of Clermont, aud Wu
II. Baldwin, Esq, Of Clinton, be-, ar
!. they are hereby requested to act as
!. COMMITTEES Of correspondence, 10 comm
nlcale with such oil our democrat
n friends IN other counties as agree wi
g US iu sentiment 10 relation 10 the Gu
n rency, in order that the necessary me
: sures may be adopted TO make our
;. pinions effective upon the legislation
4. the State.
Resolved, That the proceedings
al this meeting be forwarded TO the new
= papers oil Columbus for publication.
;. j. W. PRICE, Pres't,
a, John Patterson, Sec'ty.
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Yours respectfully.
IRA McCAFFREY.

THE DEAD MARE.-A Iudicrous cir
cumstance occurred short time since in
a small city in The Provinces, no! five
huadred miles from Boston. One Of the
lately manufactured Aldermen Ia native
ofthe Emerald lsie) had just imported a
superior mare, a noble animal, which,
"afer a short but severe illness, died."-
The servant rushed in 10 apprize the lady
ofhis masters loss, ln the following words :
"Marm, the mares dead" 'EThe mayors
dead! God rest his soul" Pat, WHO
stood in amszement, exclaimed, "It isn't
the ma emavor mean, at all, hut the
horse mare" We are able to add that
Mrs. K. has since arrived al the summit
OF her ambition, i. e. Lady Mayoress,
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"HonorabIes,"-An Iowa paper con
taius a statement ofa landlord of ho
,ol, charging a member of the Legisla
tare OF that Territory, with stealing l21
dollars from a fellow member who oc
cupied the Same room.-MorR. Chroni
Cle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22

rrMartin Van Buren, accompanied
by ]. K. Pauldng, and Maj. A. Van
Buren,, on a pilgrimage to Mecca to 'e-
cure The Presidential nomination, arrv-
ed at Columbia, s. G. about the last OF
March.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22

AT the District Cour, sitting at Bell
fast, Me-, last week, the jury decided
case which was commenced two yenrs
before, for the recovery OF ninety two
cents. The costs have been about
S400. ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22

take, or witness the total prostralion OI
every vital interest Of nearly two mil.
lions Of people.
70 S. Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22

To provide for the election of Direc'
tors of the Poor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
Foreign Importatlons.

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Fiemng-3 LeylCo & COL Thurspecker col Gus
iave Demsn-l Townsend Sharpless son-l Rensrd CO
II Ch Hunt COL Wight s!argss & shav-sChs Done
bei-3 Apt l. Frosth--l Besey-l Lewis s. Eairnum-s
John Williams col Henry Gassett cs- Kavpe-s
H Mahlee-2 Casseili-l Townsend Sharpllfs Sot
I-J& ca W?odbead-8 BENZ L. Recess Bowen, Pores
Cowboys Hsbi shaw Preso-i Hy Bab,d-ia Auberpon
Mo.sl Eeo- Ad.ms, Horner cc-a John Mortimer col
Ant Froeeh-S CLARK weyman eo-4 Samuel Cochra an
Ataw-s n Chevrolet Z eo1a T yasutne-! w Benjamin.
Spies Chris, co., VIM Benjamin cs1i Lo U.s
Gh faJ-i Oh Hunt Coz Lane. Lamson col Fellows
CArro..ship vsniee1;iss essksGss tea John " rert
30 samuel Desphan27 Henry Warner-6l Ira Banch ard
Fraucis Tervan2ias d. 200 rolls msttng 42o
sia Brown HUM hrey s-7s65 packages tea. order:
HAvANA-Shp helesPontsso boxes sugar 702 bags coGe
q tieces honey Messs epo6.d Tilsson co7s barrel
oranges Acker and Acksrly2 Lii lie kapine
a sugar bag con.s Bianeo-s boxes sweatmeats
| Fteld-bvi oranges Peter Stsgg S-n.
GUAyAMA-Schr Jalia-lao hhds sugar Mayo-l Hecshe
Costefls De Forest co-so herces molasses Gaming
Richards CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
PRIVATE CURE.

DOCTOR JORDAN, SPECIFIC LOURsr, No i-For
other des 81 and S sSse Course
es eompee eradication ard permanent cure Of vsns cal
Zach ssume Is enclosed n, nsss I'm eae e"mpr:ss ..ee
medicine FISH and s,e for nte
suaran:eeJ IL used as dsesej Each package also con
ans pr Jordsns private tire tse called the Monitor wes
"a directions. with plain description OF ne nature
which 70 added msth valuable information useful hints
The MICE Of %Unor al S esn
post paid viii insure lis reception Tae courses No. and 2
and ehcien' Post paid letters covering the amount have
g. %iou sS h os at ps @
Centre. mia Im'
fEGKt5Es rMtLE s.UISfss 81 fna a.I ,S
great English hy,cans remedy ca lid jones' idsn Balm
Sssn s"t ndsd
s quite sl Il. his
is a,S Z. name Thai q Y Rsyuod; Of BrshsD
light num her, Chatham street Mrs Hays 1873 Fulton
ct Brooklyn, is agent there. NILS 81
A SH3 tsH ysYsssIETNsI0E ADVANTAGES Of
s.d been Ismoyed from The corner Of and
customers as favor him with call; his old stock ha,
enTey new large, and varied assortment srng goods
selected from the Louden and Paris and
ings, &c &c. ''''
His purchases having made exclusively for cash. he is
which 90 long convinced himself and easomers he
mrrse adj ant ges derived therrfrem.
Of those f"crs kindly bssOw, during hi: long career #
NIB Naval and Military Uniforms, Ladies' Riding Habits
Mr. Batcoek continues assist the cutting department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14


Here 10 an individual bill drawn in Florida made paya
BILE In Georgia. and rcdeemable in South Carolina and
New York. and paid out In any section Of the country
where the people will take them This 10 probably, In
humble imitation Of the attempts Of Congress to esta
blish national currency; individual who
Decd in establishing such currency to any amount,
borrows to the extent q capital Of the public,
wherswith to conduct his private business. If he
to borrow 1t directly, he would be obliged to pay in-
tere In the present instance however, interest 10
charged under color Of exchange. The note Of an in
divdual for oo could be discounted for less than
7Per cent. In this instance, the sum is divided
Into small denominations, sent south, paid out in
change for produce end the public charged per
The bill holders have then not emily to the risk Of
the business Of the individual to obtain payment but
they havsts ply besides Why should the public be
obliged to furnish capital to individuals for nehug
The protest ofths notes Of the ST. Mary>s Bank was
under peculiar circumstances. The bank Is still in good
credit.
The following II return Of the banks Of South Care
lima, on the seth February, ls42:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

;aS NE from Ut sss Jan
Ens Il. se The had gales s
whitoes F;:m r. % ul. =: Emerald has experienced
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Csssle, Fei.h r. I'm Bo Dig Lsvsn Hail. for Grem.s
a. si :ss ass Ss =.
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n:diss. 90; Psiiss si:.eh.rd for Nyork ldg on -,
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Cry from Ponce PR with
se.r v Ksmr.os. BsA.i days from NsrfolL cotton Il
PIT ::a, y;ss':s 3 Jays ~ Cork md's Barclay
Marine Csrrsspendens..
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Arrived IT, ship Nils: Qai.Sy. 0n Hsvrs pus in wind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

AGEhHs9 srcs klET ~ WiX, HDssnsMs pHLA
w DELPHlA-wM DUMoN siS viii sell IL It aueto
Mss1 s0 o. hs City @
IsG Of the soct Of Peter Wager Esq q Pha
81 Th %ns ws at
a.s o S snd wns III s% Ky
o. scott aud Company Madeira imported in 1872 and bottled
sa-oaLP Mad.irs imported lsas and bottled de-
house Wsrdr '@s &C sn1 t'p'@0
mia Fsm ss I'll, Gsse
sts-os Maacira import cd by March and Benson, via
Sis'sl .sl js9Siit y March
s %ns Jss:s ss March Co. the s
ouis Of yns S the
n1.y VINE in bish r;pSts - .''' '''''- " .' " 'N
the s Rose bMdsds pn asupsrb wne known as
St % s,snd mr,,.a in
az bottled 1872 very superior dy and nuity Madeira.
s9ssh Of srGa f
18th Yellow Seal Madeira imp gtea by Robert Adams in
sSs,9 Hera Co., and bottled in 1894 aeho'ee ard
Of sr o q: hSs;s
and bottled in 1897 equal to any Burgundy Madeira imported
18th. Chsice brown Sherry, bottled MISS
i ss VIZ f:R was f sii,s .0'0 sherry
ever imported
Of the ab,ye wires will be peremptory 70 the hsh
os idde it being the wish Of the invite the nNr
cular attention Of the New York public stock
known throughout the United State.
Catalogues be obi aimed at the auction store after the
18th inst ml75t
WILKINS < ROLLINS will cell one thousand green and
w hot house plants, Nblo's rleu Wednesday 18Th
inst at 9 clock 9rths following hind, viz ross.
Hotroc:e; Vsb.na's; Casus Cslss; kricas; Fschsias
Malabar Vines Dshas beroses Isabella and other grape
vais r;Hmps. n;w vel ow kH'e: 10
will ready for inspe ton Tuesday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

Thm table gives the regular movement OF the trade
hsa April TO November. The discount of mercantile
paper gradually increased at the same time that the
fands invested in exchange reimbursed BY the re-
turn Of the upon tn banks for s purchase
In October and November, the discount Of exchange
drawn agsinathe new crop commenced, end the pay.
nsnts on the mercantile bills fell dse The general
trade Of the south has not however, been very prosper
eas sndths banks Of Charleston owing to the contrac
oa and resumption going in other ssctsns will and
imposbe this spring to meet the wants Of the trade 70
the extent last year. Hence the Chsrlssen bu.
dnsss with this city, which was last year the bsss
becoming embarrassed and the difficulty OF obtain
ing payment from that section increases, for
sons that common to all sections Of tho soun-
try via that the dealers bought more than they
have been able to SELL the crops have been small In
ausntiy and low in prices and the banks find 1t imposs
BILE 70 extend any sceonmodaon. A wholesome econo-
ny 10 thus forced upon the public, whose purchases
nat hsneeorh be measured by the extent their sales
and not by their ability to borrow bank edits when
thsf period shall have fully srrvsd,a firm and solid oun
ssiss will present. lie f which erect the system
Gnaioasi finance shsdowed forth in the plan Of Mr..
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4 ssrsgo sssts~.
81 THOMAS BELL
lStore MOS 30 -9rn ~nd iik F,fifons tSssh.b
Monday.
Aim n,cloc. ~, .... ..,,c /,

At l0i o'clock, IA the cue Joe room.
fsno foresWtho spiepdd fortes by tn
most celebrated makers Of this country and Europe
=. TUESDAY.
nlerehsn Tsi'ors Stock AT n, o'clock in The sac Rooms
Inc balance stock Of Merch mt Tailor, comprising TIN
Also mnans OF fnpeGoe cloths cassmerer, vestu no
trimmings &c Of the best qlsliy in lots to SUIT
" ehe STOCK OF millinery, articles In the line
ren ovehior cosveneaee OF sale.
,Aso me s;iance Stock Of Millinery Store u.lulng La
hs's caps, acss silks artificial
&c: &c. 's '""S''"'' e""''''Ns'
ana $50 io .Sl SUPER white uhssachea and eoored Hose
Also one stem ho;'- -d conn, vlini,s
WEDNESDAY
ENens'e SAFE o' ell giant noid and Cabinet Furni
al INSCRIPTIONS al i0 o'clock the sale Rooms
Al ths entire choI furniture including spl mid piano.
me properly Of ntleman going to EuroIe
from Brookiy Tor ccnven nc- Of sale.
THURSDAY.
aonet rurf lture-At e o'clock will be sold in the large
he purpose an entire ext aud valuable stock cf Cabinet
furrIture The exclusive property Of and
dealer, VINO mas gwen up the business
Comprisinge Tea card, work and dining tabes artis top
per and centre do; wardrebes French aud bedsea
sidecoards PLAIN and dres bur polished and marble
Top DO eouches SOFAS sofa beds dyaus splendid
Fre1Ch aud tec al chars bookcases quars.;e tables rock
ing chars &c &c., all Of The superior description and
Catalogues Thursday and the ready for sxam
French plate looking glasses.
,. Alta o'clock precisely
time nib
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14

Cushing, with sone notifications, submitted to the
House. That system will prove not "abslanse wheel
but solid and well constructed abroad reaching from
every and the remoes points where trade exists 10 the
great commercial centre, aGordng rpd, prompt safe
and cheap mode Of transferring actual settlements OF
debts and drawing post for fictitious promises to
pay those debts which revolve around it, in constant
accumulation of promises to redeem other promises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
Passengers Arrived,

LivERrooL-ship lndepeudenee-Henry Gusst, Thomas,
Alex CAMERON VIZ Knowles J NJ Hsmilto0, P L Riley Il
Devon-l2i in the St. erags
HAvsE-Ship Emsraid-Mr Shepard ard f.mily, New
York Mr. Stephen Powers u s. Consu General Of SSitz
land Buffalo, in IN sieerags.
HAvAsAShip Helesp MT landed at Chare ston the follow
ing Hicks Field asd lsdy, Mr. and Ms. Livingston. NV
York: Amos Davis, Wiscatsst. Me; Howard Blake,
Blake hsrleston Mr. Cavo, Ha,a Mr. kenLsrd Boston,
Edward stags, New York
ST. THoMAs-3rig Mag iret Ann-G Board nan, A Gal
braith, ., DULLES.