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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-07
WHIG STATE CONVENTION,

To be called for the 2sd Of February.
II gives us great pleasure to have the
power TO satisfy The anxieties Of our
political friends throughout the State,
on the subject Of State Convention,
for ,hs nomination of candidate for
Governor. A meeting of the Wing
members of the Legislature. and of the
Wings from various parts Of the State,
now in this city, was held on Wednes-
day evening, at which the subject was
canvassed in all lis bearings, and the
unanimous conclusion was that the
Convention should he called for the day
above named. The Central committee
will issue their notice for the same in
the course of few days. 10 She mean
time, in order TO to allay the intense
feeling that has been manifested 90 the
subject, and which has pointed to the
selection of an early day. we have been
requested 10 make this announcement.
We are confident il will he greeted by
the Wings of the State with an express
sion Of qualification and enthusiasm,
which Of itself will furnish an omen of
certain and triumphant success.-O. s.
Jour.
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MEXICAN AND TEXAN NEWS.

Papers from the city Of Mexico 10 the
10th utImo have been received at New
Orleans. They confirm the the inlelII-
gence of the capture of the Santa Fe Ex
peditior. An official account states
that the Toxian Santa Fe Traders had
been captured, that twelve Wagons
FIVE Of which we're filled with merchan.
disc worth $4,000 dollars, and the 9th
er seven containing provision and smmu.
nItion-were taken, with Two hundred
stand of firearms, a piece Of cannon,
seventy.slx horses and seventy oxen.-
The Texans are said to have been cap
tured at the Lagoon of Colorado, in the
middle Of the PLAN Of Esacado, without
a shot having been fired; they having
surrendered at discretion, on the first
summons from Lieut.. Col. AarcbuIeI0.
having under him two hundred and thr.
ty men, the advanced guard Of Gen Ar
mijo's division. Lieut., Quintano had arri-
we'd at Chibuahuat with Teaxian colon.
el, three captains, doctor, and two boys.
Capt. Saazar also started with one hun-
dred and eighty two other prisoners.
1t is sta led IN the papers that an army
Of three thousand men has already march
ed from the Capitol for Texas; and thai
the whole force of the nation is 10 be sol
in motion for the same destination, to BE-
led on by President Santa Anna in per-
son.
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THE HOME SQUADRON

The veteran Commodore Stewart
paid hasty visit 10 the seat of Govern
ment last week probably on business
connected with the important duty to
which he has been assigned, by the
head Of the Navy Department in being
placed in command of the Home Squad
ron. This Squadron will probably
leave port in a few weeks. Its sailing
has been thus long delayed, we under
stand. partly 10 consequence Of the
scarcity Of seamen, but more from the
heavy character Of the work required
10 be done on the steamers, two Of which
are ATTACHED to the force to be employ
ed in this service. The squadron will
consist Of
The independence, razee. Captain
Gallagher.
The Columbia, frigate, Captain Par
ker.
The Missouri, steamer, Captain New.
The Mississippi, steamer, Captain
Salter.
The Vandalra, sIoop Of war, Com
mandant Ramsay.
The Falmouth, sloop Of war, Com
mandant M'lntosh.
The GrampuS, schooner, Lieutenant
Commandant Van Brunt.
The Dolphin, schooner, Lieutenant
Commandant M'Kean.
These vessels are fitting at different
navy yards, and will probably Fendrz.
vous al some given point, when arrange.
ments will be made for their future op.
erationa
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GRGgEGGGTg
FOR
The Ohio State Journal,
During the Session of the Legislature
or for the year.

This long established and well known
public JournaI is now issued from the
press Daily, Tri-Weekly. aud Weekly.
The Proprietor has recently charged
himself with several thousand dollars for
the purchase of new materials, for The
purpose Of enlargng and improving his
paper, and increasing its value 10 the
political and general reader. 1t is his
determination 10 negI Iect nothing neces-
sary TO make the State JOurna what it
should be, situated as it is at The Capt.
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 oI the approaching
General Assembly, which is looked 10
with more than ordinary interest, the
duty Of giving full and faithful repors
of It's proceedings will be assumed, ard
ampIe space will at all times be appro-
priated to the action of the State and
National Administrations, The doings of
Congress, aud to foreign and domestic
intelligence, light and miscellaneous
reading, &c &c. Among matters of \
minor consequence, Price Current,
Bank Note Table, will be inserted, and
carefully revised ss occasion may re-
quire. Particular attention will also la
given to the quotations for staple ar,i'
cIes and products in the Eastern markets,
In short all that industry and enterprise
caG effect towards making the StBla
Journal useful and interesting 10 lis rea-
ders, shall be bestowed upon it, and tba
publisher, with this pledge Of his ln-
ture intentions, falters himself that HIS
exertions will be properly appreciated
and rewarded.
TERMS.
The Ono STATE JOURNAL is issued
Daily, Tn. Weekly, and Weekly. on tha
following terms, payable invariably IN
advance:
For the yr. For the Session.
; Daily, Sc 90 So 90
Trl Weekly, 400 2 90
Weekly, 2 50 ! OO
CHARLES SCOTT.
Columbus, Nov. 26, lS4l.
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NOTlC

THE undersigned respectfully re-
Quest ali lhose iude btrd TO them by
note, duebil, OF book account OF more
than four months standing. to make i'm
mediate payment, as no Longer 'ndul-
gence will be given We hope this no.
,ice will he attended TO promptly that
costa may be saved We are determn.
ed 10 coerce payment and settlement by
the strong arm Of the Law il this notice
is not attended TO.
McELDERRY & MILLER.
Carrolllon, Dec. Gath. la4l.
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TRg I@0I GITTs
AND PITTSBURGH
Weekly Chronicle.

A NEW WEEKLY PArER, of i'm
IN perial size, will te published ear
Iy in the ensuing month, containing tales,
poetry, anecdotes, early news, CONNER.
cial information, and a variety OF other
reading matter, such os police reports,
proceedings in osr criminal courts, and
other Original articles Of merit.
Persons debIrous Of subscribing can
hand the money 10 the nearest postmas.
lsr, who is authorised TO frank it to the
publisher.
Terms Of the IRON CITY.-one
COPY will he forwarded one year for too
dollavs in advance, or sir copies for Ten
dollars. FIVE dollars will be received
in pavment for six copies for six months.
A current one dollar note, forTarded
10 The publisher fire. Of postage, wiH secure
a copy for sir months.
Sptcimen numbers will be forwarded,
as soon as published, TO those Who may
request it. :,
An orders should he addressed to
R. G. BERFORD,
Publisher of The Iron City. Pittsburgh.
December 10, le4l
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-07

Aent Of the Legislature. The scornluI
rejection taiked Of at the commencement,
finally dwlndled down TO resolution not
to accept it at present, The end may
be ioreseen. South Carolina will poCk.
et the money. In what a ridiculous pos.
itOn the admirers and imiIatOrs Of the
nulli6ers will be left, in this Slate!-
State Journal.
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Resurrection or Persian
Pills.

IT is now a settled point that This 10
tho most valuable family Medicine before
the public; its sovercIgn power over dis
ease and lis fame throughout the whole
country, is sufficient 10 wBrrasl US IN say
ing that they have no equal in the known
world. Thev raIse IRON the utmost
weskness, distress aud suffering, 10 state
Of health strength and happiness. They
are composed OI Persian and Indian veg
etab!e extracts, of the greatest reputation
for the cure of diseases. Ii is not ne
cessdrv to mention here the extraordinary
cures they have performed. Suffice it to
say, that they will cure all cases ol Fever
and Ague, Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaints
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, &c.
ALSO-Jew DavId's Hebrew Plaster
possesses intrinsic merits beyond any
other article used as an external aPPIlca.
lion. 1t is recommended with slmulta-
neous appreciation bv the thousands
which have used it, II will cure weakness
aud pains 10 the back and sides, Coughs,
Colds, &c, when applied according 10
directions, also local inflammation, scrof.
ulous affections, &C., in their primary
stage. For information respecting the
above medicines and some Of The cures
performed by them, call on the UNDER
slgnen agents who have pamphlets 10
distribute gratuIIously.
AGENTS.
r. KENNEDY, Canolllon.
S A. Highland, HarrIsburgh.
John Scott, Amsterdam.
R. jackson, Springfield,
| CarrollLon, Dec. "a, l84l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-07

boTtment OF
DRUGS, PAINTS, GUMS, DYE
STUFFS. GLASS WARE. OILS. Of
every description, PATENT MEDI.
CINES, VIALS. &c ever offered tor
sale in this place; which he is prepared
10 sell at very reduced prices.
Physicians throughout The country are
respectfully solicited to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Hauefs Shoenskers. Painters, CabI-
net and Chair Makers. FuIers, & Overs
can bs supplied with articles in their
line Of business. on the most reasonable
terms
Orders executed with faithfuIness and
despatch.
Store one door south west Of Mr. Leg
gett's Hotel.
CsrroIItonlDec "a. ls4l.
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ANDREW WATSON,
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Executors.
January 7, lS42.
NOTICE! NOTICES!

The subscriber, for The last time, IN,
forms all those indebted TO him by Note
DnebiII, or otherwise, 10 make immedl
ate payment; and those who neglect to
do so, will find their eccounIs Ia the
hands Of collecting Officers.
Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, CIoverseed'
Flaxseed, &C., will he taken If brought
Immediately. In a word am deiermI-
ned 10 have my accounts settled
W. d, JENKINS.
CarrolIton, Dec. 81, l84l.
P. S. Some good horses are wanted.
W. d. J.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADHI4NbO II q IOhO OAANO'
MOI CE is hereby gwen TO oil Ih"se
knowing themselves indebted 10 the es
tate ol Christopher Live, lsls Of Brown
township, Carroll county, OHIO, deceased, ,
10 make immediate payment to The un-
derslgned administrators; and all those
knowing themselves indebted 10 said es-
tate, are requested 10 present them, pro-
p"rly authenticated foT settlement, within
ore year from This date.
SAMUEL LOVE,
GEORGE VISION,
Administrators
November 2S, l84l.
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YRW AID EABA9
coo DS!

THE subscriber announces TO his
customers and the public in general,
that he is now receiving and opening al
biz Store IN CarroIIton, a large and
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Merchandise,
Embracing a complete assortment Of
every description of GOODS in genera
use; all Of which have been very recent
" purchased in The cities of
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
And will be sold at very email advance
on cost and carriage Tor cash or acceP'
ted produce. A general invitation 10
therefore gwen to all who may wish to
purchase. to call uud examine The present
Stock
PORK, TyNDAT'
Cloverseed, Timothy seed, FIaxseed'
Dried Peaches, Tow Yarn, Butter. DC,
taken IN exchange for goods. A large
stock of SOLE AND UPPER LEATH
Err.
w. D. JENKINS.
Carrollton, October 6, ls4l.
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ATTACHMENT.

AT nv instance a writ Of altachmen
was this day issued by Thomas Williams,
, Ius,ice Of the Peace, Of Rose Town,
sb;n, Carroll county, against the proper
,v n nd effects Of John Miller, a nOn.res.
,dent Of said county. -
DAVID R. CAMERON.
December 8, lS4l'
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SheriF1s Sale.

DURSUANT TO writ OF alias We"
ditioni Erponds, to me directed
issued out Of the CoUr' Of Common Pleas
of Carroll county, will offer for sale on
Saturday the 7rh day Of February next,
Q842.) between The hours Of ~ O'Clock
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, the follow
ing real estate situate in said county Of
Carroll, 10 wit:
Part of the North East quarter Of Sec
ton II, Township l3, oil Range 6, con
tanning lSi acres, bounded as follows,
to wit: beginning at post l24 IA lOO
percbes from The North East corner OF
said quarter, thence East SO e. 10 Perches
to post, thence Sou.h 81 Perches to
post. thence Yves, SO 60 perches TO a
post, thence North 81 Perches to the
place of beginning.
ALSO-Part of the East half Of the
South West quarter of Section Is, Town
ship l3, and Range 6, beginning fol
boundary as follows, at The South Wes
corner Of said half quarter, thence North
46 perches, thence East l3 perches
thence South q6 degrees, East 81 perches
thence West 35 perches 10 The place o
beginning, containing seven acres, moT'
or less. Attendance gwen by
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sberif''s Office. CalToIIton,
December 81, l84l.
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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,
respectful ly asks these indebted 10 him,
to make payment 1t is not his wish 10
use coercve measures; yet il this notice
should be neglected he will be compel.
led. however reluctant he may feel, TO
use rlr,d means to collect, at least, from
those who have been indebted 10 him ior
years. , ,,,
JOHN S. HUNTER.
Dcember 3, l84l
N. B. Wheat and Oats will be taken
IN payment, al cash prices.
J. 8. H.
Cash paid for Wheat.
900 Bushels of Dried Peaches wa0t.
rdlor which the highest price in Cash
wall be paid on delivery, -
w. D. JENKINS
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Exc UTORS' NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given 10 all those
knowing themselves Indebted to the es-
tate of Robert Watson, late of Union
township, Carroll county, Ohio, to make
immediate payment 10 the undersigned
Executors; and all those having claims
against said estate, are requested TO
present them, properly authenticated, for
s ttlement, within one year from this
date
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IMPROVEMENT.

Proposals will be received by Mason
Ayres for the building Of framed
MEETING HOUSE, 10 the town oI
New Harrisburgh, Carroll county, o.,
until Saturday, the 22d day of January,
1912, at which time the undersigned as
committee for that purpose, will meet
al said town 10 close the contract. A
draft, DC. of the proposed building may
be seen at any time upon application TO
NJ. Ayres, to whom sealed proposals
will be presented
JOHN PUGH. Sr.
LEON ARD HERSH,
MATSON AYERS.
JAMES PETERSON,
FREDERICK LEYDE.
January 7, 1S4l.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
~ Office is hereby given to all those
~ who are indebted TO the estate Of
Richard Stephenson, late of Centre town
ship, Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, TO
make immediate payment to the under
signed Executors; and lhose having
claims against said eslate are requested
to present them, legally proven, for set,
settlement within one yeSr from this date.
ELIZABETH STEPHENSON,
ALEX NNDER POR TER,
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
Executors,
January 7, l84I.
A LARGE AND
ENlNE Stock of Goods on hand, and
L. is offered at very low prices, for
rash sr produce in hand ny
WIN. D. JENKINS,
CarOIItOn, Dec 81, ls4I.
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COOKING STOVES.

ACew Cooking Stoves Of we'll tried
and highly approved pattern, Tor WOOD
Gsl. on haod and for sale hv
'U' A. S LITTELL.
Dec. 10, IS4l.
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FARMS FOR R3TTT
WE will rent The farms belonging 10
The Estate Of James Sinclair, deceased ,
near the town of CarroIIton, for two or
three years from The first OF April next,
Proposals will be received JntII the lst
Of JanUarv, l84G, at which time we will
article. Security will be required for
the payment of the rent. Proposals can
be handed to VIM. M. Sinclair, at the
Store of Jackson 4. Sinclair.
CHARLES FAWCETT,
GEORGE SLOAN.
Executors.
November l9, lS4l.
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ApOthecary & Drug Store.

The subscriber respectfully
informs his customers and the
public, that he has now on
hands the largest aud best as
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
TiX CoLLLL1OA'A SALE,

In WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
II WILL expose TO public sale, &c
h the highest bidder forecast, at tho
door OF the court-h use of W in
ston County,
On Monday tn. 9th day of March
1913, within the hours, and in III,
manner prescribed by law, the fol.
lowing described tracts or parcels Of
land situated in sid county, or SO
much thereof as will be- sufficient to
satisfy the State aid County taxes
due theron for the year 1919, and
also, all legal costs and charges that
may accrue, to-wit:
The S E / of sec no six, in town
ship fifteen, north Of range ten east,
containing ole hu ldrcd aud sixty-
three acres, more or less. Amount
OF taxes due thereon, one dollar and
twenty-one and ih.ec-iourth cents.
taxed as the property of Thomas G.
Biewett, and was originally gianted
TO him.
The SW lof sec six, in township
hlteen, north of range ten east. con-
tanning one hundred ard sixty-thr {
acres, more or less. Amount of tax
eS due thereon, one dollar and TWEEN
ly-onc and three-fourh cents.
The N Wa of sec eight, in tow H.
SHIP fifteen, north Of range ten east,
one hundred and fiily-nine
.cres, more or less. Amount oil taxes
iue thereon, one dollar aud nineteen
'ents; taxed as the property OF Joseph
LELAND, and was originally granted |
0 him.
The L ofthe N E ofsec eleven,
\ township fifteen, north of range
en- east, containing seventy-nine a.
res, more or less. Amount of taxes
ue thereon, 6fly-nille cents.
ThsE 0f sec three, In township
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.
TNHE COPARTNEgSIllPh

TNHE COPARTNERSHlP h re-
ioforc existing hetw, e. h Sub
scrlhers. under he II M. Il IN ~ q
tyc of Bcvil & la DIV. is his day
d ssolyed ~ nuu.l nsrnt. All
p r,ons nndrhi,d 10 .aid firm. viii
p cas-" make payment TO mes b.
vii & Son. bs whom he business OF
the concern will hereafter b. condc'-
I'd. and who alone are aulho q q q
settle The business of the finn 81 Be-
viii & lIlrdy.
Yves port Nj. Dec. 9 1912.
0TThe CoIunIGs Democrat will
give the above three Insertions, and
toward account to III $ office (or pay.
nent. "a 81
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.

HNHE OMMlSSlONERS APP
H. pointed under anact OF Congr IS
to cxaminc Certain claims arisin ont
ofthc Treaty If Dancing X, bbitCreck.
M DE- and entered nie@hT-geen the
United State and the Che, t,w lndi-
ans, in tie Site If Mi>slssi pi, will
meet for he Transaction of business
al or II ar IIo PAH-K in the Coun'y
Of Leakc. on the third Mond0y Of
his mouth, b,rn the 18Th day Of
Fec mbpr. wh,n ard wi ere those
inter. stcd can a t nd - reetradey'.
05-Thc several PAGE sin tbs Sta'e
arc requ sird to 9 W tn above two
inserto and pre- cnt uer mc"ll S
to the Secretary Of he Boad.--2l Il
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
LATEST FROM YucATAN.-By

LATEST FROM YUcATAN.-By the
arrival yestc,d y f The srIr. t'r e.
land, Captain Smith, from Cam ca
chy. we have received dates eally a
week ia'er. The Nj xi an army,
obout 1000 s'rong, had TN, amp, d IL
the immediate vicinity Of lie town.
the sqadron at tie same time mai,
tanning animposiug show OF blockade
Gen. lnmau, { or the west lnd
arrived vi h about 1900 of his u,nu-
torcd friends and followers, and De-
sired the Governor TO point out til,
enemy. rs they Game I, fight and,
could not renGtin IN i,dolente. The
appearance nf lin ST. natives was un.
iqne and hster stag. tvcn to the Yu--
Caleeocs.-Thcy were naked 10 TN.
waist, except the heits, and buck as
of armament which were sIlng on
themj and from the waist 10 the mid
thigh, a sort Of mod IN circus apparcl
their custnm S. In addi-
ton, each one carried lis uwn prov,s-
ions sllng over his shoulder. When
they Fl st arrived, the Governor re-
questei them t. rest couple OF Ia, S,
after their ted on. mich-,hcir repl,
was hiatt ey c,me to f ght and iii Y |
must find The enemy ifthere was on, |
or they would rrturn.. This was Of
me evening Of The 18th on thu next
gay morni 6, Tie whole Mexi, a..
I"rcrs approached ely. On thu, BE-.
ing Known. the brave and ac, onr
DiIs''ed chlel, Imam, whois only aljou
~ years OF age, as We earn, sound,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
The LYNCH MURDER IN ALAn,M4

The Hartford Review states, on
the authority Of u letter from the
scene Of the tiag'd,, that wars ait
have been issued 70, tie arrest OF AL
the parties concerned in Tie hanlin.
Of G, orge w. Lore, and that The
Sheriff Las orters 10 raise su.hti n,
force TO ensure their ,ap,uf I'll.
letter also say tar one OF the person
who wife the accusrrs Of Mr.. Lore
isvery strongly suspeclcd,fll. mar
der Of Bake, for which Lire VA.
three times tired, and Afterwards Sc
inhumanly mu d rcd.-GI0be.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-17
STILL LATER FROM Texas I'll

STILL LsTER FROM TEXAS TIL
steamship New Ymk. Capt. Wight
arrived at New OrIeans on tie .ItI
lrst., III iifty hour, from Texas. B,
III arr val lhecdi'or, fthe Picayun,
nave received paIers Of Sd inst. In
The few days that have interviewed
>il &C tie re, eipt Of our previous advi-
scs thing new La, transpiied. Con-
gress had done nothing Tor had a
quorum been formed in either House
at the last adviceS from Washington.
whlch is Temporarily made the seat of
Government. General Houston h !.
issued his proclamation calling the
tembeIs to ne. there in rcgu ar scs-
SION OH Tie 5th instant.
The accounts from the ARMY are
vaSue and contradictory. Many of
the men lave returned, but it is said
hat the greater part of the force is
'tiIl in III. vicinity Of Bexar and de.
!, rminrd to proc, ed.
The drafted troops of Montgomery
'oanty arc daily returning from The
Irmy. and those who have arrived re-
'o,t, that nearly all the drafted men
camp will return il a eek or two.