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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-30
LOUISA RAIL ROAD.
Lines TO Charlottesville, Stanton, Lyaehburg and
the Virginia Springs.
ID @@ 49, sss9 gssa

Ss''e' w ~"eat~aestuies Stountoh, LynChputS nou
the Virginia Springs.
80 I'D 49, ss;s ~ Y
FARE TO STAUNroN REDUCED no s.
MONT IRA YELLING A rOTDED--ANDGREAT.
Ll INCREASED EXPEDITION.
Incni between the Railroad Comiany aud stage LINE,
the farc between kchmon ant stanton will aud az
ter the lstot April, bc reduced to eS.
fassengcis leaving RchulunC by the Railroad "a A
W. reach the Junction 10 brcasftst, and thence proceed
VogeihcI with passengers arTvtug .ho Junction frcn
me Norih) on the Leslsa Railroad to GoronSviie and
Seso ~ "sgest TO ChaIotesv lie, reaching Chariolte-
,lo ~ y aud Coeke's lit Jules Vest by night.
80 next morning by Jay hght. cross the Hue
'Nuec sun tise and arrive NJ ~ lunion ~ VI. Here
warm Springs, and an" other ny way Of the Natural
bfisgc each arriving the White Snphur on the evening
OF the mint ay nOm Richond and q hours than
| by the route via H. ehhurr.
The Warm spring line leaves daily al ~, A. NJ, reach
inx Cover baio the sane night, aud the White sulphur
evening.
The Natural Bridge limo leaves AZ tho same hour ON
Tuctfays, THU saNs and Saturday (an
days extras will he furnished making equal to daily
nc,l and arrives AT the Bridge hy D. y aud leaving the
cienttmc before breakfast view the Briscl arrives
bhrols by II A. NJ and the White Sulphur Springs ih,
same evening.
LYNCHBURG MAIL. LINE.
Passengers foe Lvnohhnrg leaving the cars on sun.
dsyG "Wednesday sui Fridays, reach Charlottesville the
THOMAS SHARP,
49,, Agent OF Transportation.
kehnond hsreh ldh lSiR mn " II
MERCER POTATOEs-suO bushels Mercer
wi Potatoes, in store. at Rockets. Tor sale low.
mn u JAMES FISHER SON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

members were right, the JcferSoaiaa is
wrong. But, be that as it may, Gov
CoRwIN stated the facts as they are;
and he is no guilty Of tie "misrepresen'
t%ation" charged upon him by the Jet
ferSoniaR. 10 such a case, we imagine, Il
is neither the duty nor within the power
ofthe Governor to determine whether
vacancies 10 either house NJ The General
Assembly have occurred-that power, as
we have shown above, is specifically
vested in the Legislative branch; and
any Interference in such a question by
the Executive would be- gross usurpa
ton. After all, the attempt OF the Speak
ers TO draw an opinion from the Cover
nor, in regard TO the resignation OF
members, was a sheer stratagem OF the
LocoIoco mem bers, intended 10 fasten
him 10 the trap in which they had caught
themselves! Tom CoRwIN" is rather
too old a coon to be caugh! ndpPing!-
Mr., Speaker SpaIding and Mr.. Speaker
Faran, about these times, probably know
what Shakespeare meant by the phrase,
"A wood cock caught in his own syringe
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

"SENAToR TAPPAN "--Tbe Jc1erSo-
MAN, of last week, gives it's readers a
paragraph in commentator of IA short
but impressive DISCOURSE delivered, a
few days ago, by Senator TaPPan, be-
fore the Locofoco "Conven ton at Rich.
mond," Jefferson county. Tappan, it
seems, undertook TO expose Henry Clay
Tor altemp ing to defeat the nomination
o! Peter V. Daniel, Mr.. Van BGren's
midnight judge. This nomination was
made in the very last hours of Mr.. Van
Buren's reign; and, as we think, before
Judge Barbour was buried! Mr.. Van
Buren's indecent haste in nominating
Judge Babour's successor, we remem-
Der we'll, was esteemed al Washington
as a dying grasp at power by one whom
the people had enphalicaIIy condemned;
and his conduct in that affair reminded
every body Of a similar act which char,
acterlzed and made odIous The close Of
The administration Of the elder Adams,
A worse nomination, and one made IN
der circumstances nor degrading to
the Executive of a Republican people,
it was believed by the Wing Senators,
had never been presented to that body
for confirmation. That the Wings
would have defeated that nomination, if
hey could, is most true. But who Is
Senator TaPPan?
1t would require some time TO answer
the question fully. We will undertake.
in part, to tell who he is: He is the same
Benjamin TappOn who published at
SteubenviIIe, an edition of Hume'$ In.
Edei, essays; and, afterwards, circulated
those essays among the young men oil
his acquaintance, Tor the purpose Of
corrupIng d demoraIizing those young
men. And, moreover, the person who
printed those inGdel productions Of Hume
for the SAID Brnjamlo Tappun, is now
one of The Locoloco Candidates for Rep
resentative IN this district. If the JET
ferSOnian thinks fit 10 eutogIze "SenatoI
Tappan," with these facts before it.
VINO will doubt its claim to high toned
mOraIily2
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
From the Baltimore American.

THE ABDUCTION STORY. Our readers
are acquainted, We presume, by this time
with the particulars Of a must startling
disclosure recently made Ivy Mr.. Pleas
ANTS, formerly editor of The Richmond
Wing. respecting the plan to carry off
Mr.. Van Buren, IN 1910, when it was
teared. that',he election had gone in his
favor. The kidnappers were TO take bis
ExceIlency off in a steamboat 10 the high
hills Of North Carolina, from whence, in
their exhaIted sovereignty they were TO
issue a proclamation to the people of The
United States summoning them TO anOIh
er election of Il President.
We know not what particular object
has induced this hoax, or WHY Mr.
Pleasenls has been induced TO lend his
name to it. The thing is funny, un-
doublly. The Richmond Enquirer
swallowing the whole with great SOL
emnlty. devotes a column or more II
the subject, and calls upon the country
to 90 into commissions Of indignation a
this exposure Of Wing treason. Othe
papers on the same side say that the,
are not at all surprised at the enormous
and most monstrous iniquity Of tn
thing-ror it is just in keeping wit
Wing proceedings, and belongs 10 tn
same category Of expodients as the 10
' cabins hard cider. coon skins, and othe
denominations devised to cheat the PEG
ole of their votes. Some Of the VIII
papers look very grave and severe o
the occasion and tell Mr.. Peasants We
~ emphaticalIy that his plot woul
, have met with no support at the hAnt
j of the Wings that the scheme was r
: dicuIous, absurd, and wicked. A (e
. have taken The opportunity TO moral'z.
their reflections have been general
very profound and j%udicious.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
MR.. DIX E.

1t is given out in the Je0erSonidn as
matter for grave consideration, that Mr..
NATHANIEL Dixie is a stakeholder IN the
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank OF Steu'
benvilIe"-was formerly "PresIdent OF
that institution"-"was no doubt selec'
ted to suit The purposes Of the Bank
(How do you knowf land il he is cleo
ted she can procure such a charter as
she wants" lis it certain that "she'
canO The bank too, "re(used otake
the renewal OF her charter" under La
tham's Law, with the individual la
biIity feature" All tbaD's quite likely
No bank has yet consepted to take a re-
newaI of its charter under Lalham's
bank law; and W. venture but little
when we say, that no bank ever will
But, really, does the Jc6e,Soni0n sup
pose The fact that q man is a stockho'der
in a we'll conducted bank or was once
its president, can form a reasonable OBJ.
lection 10 his election as Representa-
tivef 1t strikes US that sort Of hambRg
has ceased to operate. The people a.
bout these times, we think, would be en-
lirely wiling TO see the f. Il NJ. Bank
recharlered, and going on in the old way.
That, at least, would be preferable to
The Locofoco system Of NO BANKS, at
all.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

"MlsREPRESENTATIoN.-GoV. COrwln
said 10 substance on Monday night, that
the OHIO Senate and House OF Repre-
sentallves decided that the auempt at
resignation by the wing members was
mol resignation, and that the speakers OF
the Two Houses d(terward called on him
to know il he thought 1t resignation
The Governor ought not TO make such a
statement as this, because the Houses
had not The power so to decide-lhere
was no quorum and consequenIIy'no bu
siness could be done"
The Jeftrsoaian gives the above par
agrsph as the substance" CT something
soid by Gov. CoRwIN, which il is plea
sed to call MISREPRESENTATION bet
us examine it. Gov. CnRwN did say,
tin substance" that the House OF Rep
resenta.ives first yeSOlyed that 'he al
Tempt at resignation by the Wing mem
here was not resignstion; and, after
yards, the Speakers addressed him lei
ters requesting HIM to state, whether he
considered that attempt at resignation as
creating vacancies? The Governor at
gued that, under the Constitution, ii was
the duty OF the Legislature, and moi hl'
TO determine that question-lhat the
House did determine, that there were
10 vacancies; and that the Speake.
issued his warrant 10 compel The Sllen
dance of the members who had "Gt
TEMPTED to resign" Now, is not all lhi
rrueH The House of Representative
and the Speaker OF that House did sureI
act as represented by the Governor
Had the House the power so TO dot Tn
Constitution reads thus: ~"two-thirds I
each House shall constitute a quorum
do business; but a smaller number ma
a adjourn from day to day, and compel
attendance of absent MEMBERS" A ia
; construction oil this clause of The ConsI
h tuition necessarily empowers a less nuu
is her than a quorum to determine whor|
D er members have resigned or are "a
e" sem" onIy2 The House as before 81
" ted, determined that certain Wing mer
a bers had not resigned, but were "a
sent;" and the Speaker issued his wa
rs rant to compel their %atIeOdance'.
Where then is the "misrepresenlalion
Did the Loco(oco members Of the Ilou'
: or does tho Je6ersOnian, construe t
Constitution cOTrectly3 Ii The Lok
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

tional currency. On this subject John
TYLER is, to all inrenls and purposes
ia the hands of The LocoIocos. w hat
thea does it become the duty of those TO
do. who desire to see the return OF pros
pc rity? la our humb e judgment, the
du,v Of every good ctizen requires h!m
to RALLY AT THE BALLOT BOX
AND ELECT SUCH MEN AS WILL
W NRD OFF TIE IMPENDING
STORM Such men, We believe, are
the Wing candidates.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue ola wrl, of f ia ct len ia.
issued out of the Court OF Common Pleas
for Carroll county, and to me directed, 1
will offer for sale on Tuesday the 4th
day OF October next, in the town OF Har.
lem the following property, TO wit: 40
head OF sheep, 2 cows, 2 Two year old
cattle, one hay horse, a large brass
clock, one rife gun, one lot oil iron about
two hundred pounds, 2 sets Of horse
gears, and one log chain. Sale TO com
mence at l o'clock P. M. Taken 10
execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September %, l842.
Printers fee ST. 90.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
Al their dirty work again!

Al their dirty work agaam!
The small fry Locofocos in and about
this place, are, as is usual with that por
ton of the party, at this season Of me
year, busiIy engaged in their dirty 'oo'E
of detraction. They are actively CIT
culating false statements in relation 10
The Wing candi late, of this county, tor
Representative, By which they hope e''
Their TO draw off from his support wing
votes, or TO deter from voting Tor MN a
hume rous class of democrats who can
no. consent to degrade the right oil sui
frage by voting for the Locoioco nomI
nee. When any Of these dr~iq'sergean's
shall dare to put their charges IN a tan
glble form, in black and white, so mat
they can be fairly and openly met, they
will be mel and refuted beyond all caVI!'
Against the tongue Of SANDER, let loose
only in private circles or midnight eau
cuses, no man can hope to defend HIM
self; but when the sIande'er gives r'S'
bic shape to the ou,pourings OF his NAL
ice, a good and true Wing is always
prepared to stand erect, and make sue
cessluI defence before The people. We
beg leave to caution our Wing friends
against these tricks Of their old enemy.
Believe them not without proof. II any
voter has a single doubt asto the meas
ures and men for which the Wing can
didate for Representative will go, II el.
ected, that voter can and will be freely
and fully satisfied upon enquiry Of the
candidate himself. Fair plays aje~
eIf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
September %, 1912.
Printers fee 81 90.
SHERIFF'S SALE-

By virtue Of a writ of Vendt Erponds
issued out of the Court Of Common Pie 8
of CarroIl county, and to me directed, |
will offer for sale at the residence of Ar
chibaiG Hunter (Union township) the
following property, TO wit: n lot of
Wheat in The NOW, n bay Horse, one.
Gray Colt three years old, a Mich
Cow, and one YearIing Calf. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on Tues
day Ain day OF October, 1912. Taken
ia execution and will he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
S'ntember %, l842.
PnGtcr's fees 81 90.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
AS 1T SHOULD BE.

Al the late Mass Meeting in Warren,
after Gov. CoRwM had addressed the
people, Mr. 6IDDlNGs (member of Con-
aress,0 well known az an ardent Nboli
ZIONIST. "de6nod his position in aspeech
OF conside rable length Mr., Gliding:
takes The ground that Abolition Is mo
raj and uot a political SUBJECTS opPo.
sed TO separate action or third partylsm
and goes the Wing ticket strong The
10 doubtless the correct position the
n occupied by tho venerable EXPIRES
ident, John Q, Adams, and Others, al
we'll as by Mr.. GiddlCgs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.

we must continue TO urge upon our
Wing friends 10 the different townships
the necessity Of getting up meetings at
the e~arlieel day possible, Tor the pur'
pose OF more efficient organization, -
Measures should be speedily taken to
ensure the attendance atthe polls of CIV
cry Wing voter, To do this requires
only concert and action. Surely, in a
struggle 'Of so much Importance to the
hest interests of every citizen, nj effort
will be spared that can in any wise con
tribute TO honorable success, We zeal
upon our long tried and un(aIrering
friends in the different townships tC
shake of the trammeIs of epalhvl A
WAKE! ARISE! MEET TOGETHER
DELIBERATE; AND PREPARE FOE
ACTION!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Our private information from Joffsr
Son county iS Of the most favorable and
encouraging character. We are assur
ed tina. the Wings and The Hamer men
will carry Jefferson county by a very
respectable majority. Let the Wings
Of Carroll take good care tina. nothing
be wanting on their part 10 render the
victory complete!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
September %, ls42.
Printers fees 81 90.

n Offices hereby given TO alt those
~ indebted to the estate OF Joseph
Cameron, late Of Rose township, Carroll
county, o. TO decd. make immediate pay
ment; and all those having claims
against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them, properly authenticated, for
settlement, 10 the undersigned, within
one year from this date.
MARY B. CAMERON,
Executrix.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
CORONEk'S SALE.
S'ntember %, l842.
Prlhtcr's fees 81 90,

BY virtue off writ off. ia ct EsU, ia. is
sued out oftte court OF common pleas Of
Carol Co., 10 ma directed, | will tffer
for sale at the door of the court house in
CarroIlton on Tuesday the 9TH day of
October next, at 2 o'clock ?. N the fol.
lowing property, viz: l bay horse, one
bay stallion, one gray mare, one bay
horse, l Two horse wagon, one stack of
wheat 200 dOzen,4 mich cows, s heif-
ers, one cali, one mich COW, one steer3
years old. 40 head Of sheep, ! windmill,
| metal pillow and one mans saddIe'-
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
ELI CLARK, Coroner.
September 90, lS42.
Printers fees s. 90.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
WING MEETING AT HARLAEM.

We are requested 10 give notice, that
there will bel Wing MEETING AT HAIR
LAEM in Lee Up. on SATURDAY THE 8IH
OF OCTOBER, at IL O'clock, M. One or
more of The candidates for Representa-
tive. and others will address the meet
ing. A full turn out Of theVoters oil
Lee and the adjoining townships is re-
+ specially requested.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
STARK COUNTY WING TICKET,

The Wing Convention which met in
Canton on the 18th inst. nominated the
following Tickpt-all good men and
true: Senator, John WhIdcre; Repre-.
senntives, Abel Mcfarland g. Richard
Kelly; Auditor, Isaac B0chtsll; Commis
sionpr. Daniel Graf; Surveyor Ernest
Krokau; Coroner, C0nner Sloseny; Poor
house Directors, Jacob Myers for 3
wears, Adam Hiidebrand for 2 years
an Robert LdHimer, for | year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

6TDid the renowned "GoUe7noT oil
Columbiana'' succeed in whipping in the
dlsaffpcred2 We have heard 1t sugges'
ted. that ~hipping in was the business
for which he was brought here; but that
he 'couIdn't come IL!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
ASTOUNDING "DEVELOPMENTS'
SAM MEDARY NEARLY PERI,
FED!

"DepeIopment" is a puissant word
with the Pipe layer of the Salesman
About every other paper contains some
startling bug bear some "erirdordinG-
ri" and "~0s'Ounding" "DEVELOP.
MENTw The truth is, The resignation
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

DIED at Washington City, on the
night Of the 10Th inst. Mrs LETITlA TY,
LER, wife Of the President Of the Uni
ted States Mrs, Tyler had suffered
under a lingering disease for some years
previous 10 her death.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
September 90. 1912.
Notice.

THFRE will be a petition presented
TO the commissioners OF Carroll county,
at their nexl session, praying for an
aItera ion on Stephen Vests road; SAID
alteration to commence at the North end
of the lana of Joseph Wes%tGalI-thence
running a North East direction east Of
the said WestfaIl, aud cross The Augusta
and Troy Road, thence along a panel
fence in the same direction to intersect
the CarroIIton ahd franklin Slate roads
thence along saiO grade TO Iniersect
The aforesaid road at a sign'hOard near
the mouth of Levi esey's lane.
September 90, lS42.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

GrFor the remains OF Joseph KiIh
cart, late Representative Of this dis
lrict, see an article on our first page.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

G5-Thc Virginia banks have resum'
ed specie payments. The paper Of tho
Two banks at Wheeling, is quoted at 2
per cent below specie, by The Pitts
burgh brokers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

A most incredible story Of a plot to
abduc! Mr., Van Buren, 10 1910, on the
presumption that he had been re elect
ed President by fraud, which first APP
peared in the Richmond Wing, is now
going the rounds OF the Loco Foco jour.
nails. We need hardly inform our read
ers that it is an entire, transparent hoa1
got up Otis stately to mystify the Edi-
tor o the Richmond Enquirer. This is.
a very silly business al best,-N. Y
Tribune.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

INCONSISTENT VERY The Old School
Republican, the Presidents organ in
Ohio, is horror stricken with idea Of
Mr. CIay's being invited 10 ottend the
great meeting 10 be held at Dayton, on
the 29rh Osl--it protests in unmeasur.
ed terms against The participation in
Ohio politics, by Mr.. Clay or any other
citizen ~ofanother State-such an act, &C
cordiug to the organ, is an absolute in
Engagement upon State rights, and all
,ha, sort Of thIng. llasthe Old School
Rrpuh lcan forgotten, that one John Ty'
Ter came all the way from Old VTginy
to Columbus, in 1910, to address the
S~lrsrght.out Convpntion2 Was that an
INVASION Of State rights? Or is that which
was right in 1870 wrong in lS42f II
seems to us that all The questions at is
sue 10 the contest of 1910, are still open
Tor discussion
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

For our own part we ask with the
Richmond Enquirer, "who are the hires
men who formed the revolutionary plot,
end how many Of The twenty men were
enlisted 10 execute it," We agree with
that journal that The people have a right
10 demand the names of the conspira.
tors Let their names be known, adds
the Enquirer, for the warning OF all
consplrators, and for the instruction Of
all mankind. Certainty, let their names
be known. Shall three men be allowed
TO plot treason IN the streets Of Rlch-
/ mond, and shall twenty men be permit
ted to revolulionize this great Repub.
lie, consisting of twenty six States and
( sever aI territories, 10 say nothing Of the
unsettled lands to the West which must
one day teem with a thriving popuIa-
toni Is it to be tolerated that the choice
Of the people shall be nuIII6ed, and their
will defeated by twenty men and one
steamboat We hope differently in
THE emphatic language ofthe Madisoniau
when contradicting some gentle instnua-
lion of the "regency," we know differ.
emily. Yet We congratulate the coun-
try on lite escape from that terrible dan.
ger-we congratulate the anxious pa
triots who have suffered so much alarm
at the bare mention Of the plot-we
congratulate Mr.. Van Buren, himself
that instead OF being whisked of TO the
mountainous regions Of North Carolina,
at an Indictment season Of the year. he
was allowed to travel quietly to Kin
derhook, in company with his friends.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

6TThs Wing gain in Vermont on
the ne of lS4i is oVer 1000 vOles.-
THUS ne Way 10 tell q!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23
LET THAT BALL R Ill ON!


"Hape you heard from old EarmOunt?''
THE Star that never SETS" the gal
liant and glorious State Of Vermont is
sill true TO herself and true to the coun
try! At the annual election which took
place 10 this State, a few daVs since,
the Green Mountain Wings, as in the
periIouS days OF the neVo uIIon, carried
all before them. Gov. PAINE (WhlgI
Is re elected by a majority Of from
lour to five thousand votes over his Loco,
loco opponent, aud OF not less than 1000
over The LocoIoqo, Abolition, "thIro
party" candidates and all. Both branch
rs Of the Legislature are thoroughly
Wing. THIS is The beginning Of a Sc
rIe5 OF brilliant whig victories which
will slguaIize the Fail elections OF lo42!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

October S42.
"a sound Currency, Pro-
lection to National Indus
try, and 1he Distribution Of
the proceeds Of the public
lands.D
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

MASS MEETING AT LESBURGH.
On THURSDAY, Doth INST. there viii
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-23

D@g3D
THE subscriber wishes TO purchase
three hundred bushels Of dried peaches.
Those having The article Tor sale Will
please call with US before making en-
gagements elsewhere.
A. L. LlTTELL.
Aug %. lS4S,