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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
BY AUTHoRITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
PAssED ar rus % SESSION oyrHE 27ru Co,,,,,
loTTioiAL PUBLICATION I
tPUbLlo pol

PUnLio-N5. pol
AN ACT 10 auhJrza the collector Of fbs di,t,,,, =.
Fairfield 70 reside ~ either Of the town. Of F.,,
field or Bridgeport
30 enacted BY The Ssulrc and House Of Rep,..
sentative OF The JnIis Sintes Of America In Con.
GEES as'em'Ied, That ., much of the nc, entitled
IN .e' 20 regulate he dulles on imports and ton.
app'''el March second, seventeen hundred
a"d ninciynrus, as requrcs the coilsci, A., m. a..
inoi Of Fairfield. On the State % Cono.cticnt 10 re-
'de ~ me iown n FIirfsld be. and the same 10
hereby 'opoaled and The said coec tor shall reside
20 sid town Of Fairfield, Or in the town Of Bridge
port within said district.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker efhe HJRse of ReyrsseHfdfiUsf.
WILLIE r. MANGUM.
Presifsafof ne Senate pro is1lyors
APPROVED. June 4, 1872
JOHN TYLER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

APPROPRIATELY boy on board the r.
-nip Fennsylvania. VS. much addicted r1 v,br.H,r-
900 ne oih.er oi Che deck bod rcpumandeI rfg,
re'eI1l umes. bot % no purpOse. one mrrn.oy
10 was oaHel and up DO came, whistIing as usu1I
-ho WIS ordered forward 10 lake bis so,t .,,,..i.
'I .he bow'puf 1nI whistle IN bic hearts content
'nd ne wa no sooner comfortably seated Than be
truck up-"Biuin' on Roll"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
81 Lnui. Jnn.s

We learn by the clerk Of the Bowling Green .'hs
the steamer Corvette struck snns about five miles
below lndependt nee. and sunk up to her sky lights.
Part Of her cabin furniture ssvel-bpai and cargo
Total loss. She had on board 40 hogshead of iobas.
CO Tor New Orleans. No lives lost
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
From The Richmond Whig.
DEATH OF GOV BARBOUR.
.1lrn CT of leIIer hnfnI.

Gorlonsville. June 9. 1912
hereby convey 10 yuu the mournful intelligence
mat Gov Bir1our y no more. lie died YESTERDAY
the 3 insi, al ! before IL o'clock AZ his residence
iiad nc hved 10 The lOIh. he would have been e..
he possessed his mental faculties 10 the last AMI
vas perfectly conscious Of his approaching dssoIn.
lion lie died very calmly, surrounded by all the
members OF his family
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
NEW YORK Wo,I,.s,loy

NEW iOkk, wednesday, a NJ.
An importer Of German gOois has been detected
his morning ~ making false entries At the Custom
House. practice Il appears, he has followed for,
n considerable time. H. has been arrest ed snd
have no dJub' We shall have spme curious dsyel
opponents ,
Mr Schermcrhorn.tho Secretary Of tue Ocean In y
'nrance Company, 10 prison. II appears that
me amount oi his deialcliion will be much more,
ihin wa anticipated, large that SUM was. sl7OI
600 i the amount now supposed 10 be
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

We lssrn from the Prlsbgub c,,,,, ill.,, .....
OF 'he Bremen Of that city were, on the 9Th instant
engaged IN . mob. set FIRE 70 and burnt sb..,t %
iensmens ~ which resided some women Of bad
character and others more respectable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

Nif' Mary Hunter. rsIict Of The late s.rb rT,,,,
Z. nra' Sparta. Tenn vas shot with n IN. IN
nlousn ,ne head BY some person unknown Ti.
80 zee in iho dark. on he evening Of The II,b
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

CooD.-The Hotel keepers in Barrnsr, now
ias' passengers and baggage 90 and from Tho Rail
Road depot free ofeIpenss. TIL, 10 on item s,,r
i'hsd in travelling expenses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

me F"'s'uTgh Gazette, Tho leading Anu-Masonie
Paper Of the State, Is oUl against Mr.. Clay and in
favor Of Gen Scott.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

4 CARD.-We the undersigned p,sseng,r. n,
N board the steamboat FAME on her frs, trim
rom Cincinnati To Pittsburgh. feel called upon by
The gen'lemenly conduct Of the officers TO return
our thanks In allus'on To Capt A Gordon. for m.
inl'ring epf's ." please and ud, higib!e attention
1t his p's' too much eauno' be -aid. Mr. Beach tho
Clerk ever ready to render marked attention 10 the
comfort 81 alton board.
In conclusion we cannot but recommend tho
shore boat as saie and commodious. to this tfavsl.
ing community
SAM Bales, Cincinnati.
Reynolds. Philadelphia,
v hunI,
James y valentine,
Freshly Cincinnati.
heen, Phhburgh,
II A mclean, Mercer, Pa.
joseph Osoorn, Pittsburgh,
Geo Cnnheld.
III Bown'
Sml Barker
McColloush'
Aron Iunspn,
r hnnsay,
mos Smiih' 81 Louis
L'iHyeuo LereL
DAVID Cnrley,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
FARE-From Wheeling to Baltimore,
l.

FARE-From Wheeling TO Baltimore, SI9
From TO Philadelphia. els
Seals taken Through and Fare received al Tho
Office Of the National Rood age CumT a., ne1 door
below the United States Hotel, Wafer It aud al tho
Virginia Hotel. Wheeling, 70. Two Lines will leave
Wheeling daily, Rt O'Clock, A NJ for Baltimore
and PhilndelI hin arriving at Hancock on the Dad
day OF j NJ thence by railrond TO Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Passengers in here lines will be
but One Night out IN the Stages and only ~ hours
10 Baltimore and Sc hours TO Philadelphia resting
hours ~ Baltimore. The Fast Mail Lines Isayes
Wheeling daily Of o'clock A NJ e"nneciinK with
the Railroad nj Hancock Passengers for Washing.
ton City take passage TO Hancock and thence by
railroad
Families who wish to avoid the one night travel
can be accommodated with S.ages That travel by day
only
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

kandio H'lmes Who has written n very eItraor,
binary volume on Heraldry, was compllmentod b..
an expressive anagum.
Ii. Mems lie raid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
EXPLORING EYprUIrIOy

The ship Clarendon. arrived n Neyy Vol ,r
"wednesday from Canton. spoke on the 30b N,,.l
DO l'f q $ Ion. f5 50 r.. S ship v,pc.p,c.
frIm Singapore bound % New York was to ,,,,
at Cape Town a. 81 Helena
The brgs Purpose. H. CommI't Rinyp,l5
and he OregDs, H. Commit o Carrot the er,f,.
ring expedition. called az s. Helena ON The 24b NJ
April aud sailed he same day fJr RIO Janeirl and
New YJrb-all well on board
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

The Rev. Mr. Cboules IN o. address on Agricpl.
'p5'l f1.geci'. slYs-'l wish hat we could create
g'Heral passion 1r Gardening and Horicultpre
we want mrfs bsnuiy about orr h1u.s--po,o I'm
a"acn pc 20 our hJrn.s The scenos Of our child
n''l ''e we inem'res oiour future years Ietour
dwellings be- beauufsd yifb pi,,fs ,,5 d..
Flowers. orc 10 ihe language ofa lo,o C,i,,g,,,..
"thc playihlngs Of childhood and The ornsr,er,. ,c
iho grave hey mise smiling lo7ksto MAJ and rr.,s.
I'll ones 30 Coo" 'o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

criminal. was the shepherd hoy, the companion Of
Facino Cane. the saviour Of Fippo Marie. Ddke Of
Mian.-'he PROTECTOR of,he Republic of venice.-
in word Francisco Bariul1meo Bnsone r. H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

GtAsH on FLOUR Liberal advancsments
~ viii be made on Flour consigned 10 Vur CO.
respondents ~ Nv Y0rk ssd Bas,sn
Jurs IL n p-EVg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14
THE GREAT FIREIYUANB A.

TIE GREAT FIRE IN HAMBURG. AS DrscSi
BED IN LErrEa PROM You've LADY-Tho fol-
loving interesting and graphic account OF the great
lire M Hamburg. taken from London paper and i.
letter ir IN a yonns lady in Hamburg to he: NTH
er in Ionlon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-14

Cincinnati Gazette, cop | time.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
WIFI e, Ticket,

We are enabled, this week, to present
TO our lellow-citizens the Wing ticket
entire. 10 the support Of this ticket il
will DO arouce our duty and oour pleas .
ure 10 co operate with the,enlightened
and patriotic citizens Of Carroll county
The Wing candidates for Representa-.
tives are men long and iavorably known
to the peop'o Of this district for their
ardent and untiring devotion TO all The
great interests of community; and,
whether they be judged by their own
personal worth and merits, or by com.
parison with the candidates who may
oppose them, we have every reason 10
anticipate their triumphant election
Let ii be remembered, that on the next
Legislature will devoIve the. adjustment
Of the currency question in Ohio, the
diStricting o(the State, the election Of @
United States Senator to displace "Biil
Allen the infamous calumniator OF the
loved and lamented HARRISON; and, 10
view Of these things, let US all, every
good and true Wbig, make one more
UNDIVIDED, IRRESISTIBLE and VICTORIOUS
EFFORT 10 redeem our State from the
thral6om Of Locolocoism.
The candidates on the Wing ticket
for county Offices, we are we'll persuaded,
are ell honest, upright aGd capable
men, who If elected will discharge their
official duties with fidelity to the PEG
pie; and, for them, too we bespeak the
vigorous and united support oGthe peo-
pie of Carroll county. And. "lasl but
not least" we call upon our fellow citi
zens to rally for the head Of our ticket
for the eloquent, the honest, the pat
riotic TOM CORWIN! One hundred
Of a majority for Governor CoRwIN 10
'Iiule CARROLL 1t can be done with
on, tho "crack of whip' TRENDS,
WIGS OF CARROLL, will you
give il? We believe we are safe in
piedging tho u%nconQuered and uncon.
querabIe Wings Of Carroll for one hun
drod majority Tor Tom CoBwIN! If the
other townships will hold the enemy
level land they can do it, Orange is
herself good for a majority Of an eUea
hundred, and no mistake, That's the
word.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
TUT BAD TO TAKE,

1t is hard to hear, patiently, Con.
gress abused on the charge of wasting
lime and etfecring nothing for the coun.
Try, while their every attempt TO do any
thing is resisted and thwarled by the
executive, whose organs thus denounce
them.
Its hard 10 listen quietly 10 ignoran
and kuavIsh men exclaiming, "Where
are the good times the Wings promis'
ed?" when the Wings have not yet been
allowed TO consummate q single meas,
ure Of their National policy, and when
they have been most (ailhIesaIy depri.
we'd OF The power 10 consummato any.
1t is hard to see those who have huz.
zaed, raised bonfres, and fired cannon
IN rejoicing over the complete and trea.
cherous discontinue Of tho Wings on
Ihelr every great measure by the veto
power, now turn round anG say to us
whose hands are lied, who are not allow
ed 10 do any thiOg why don't you give
US your two dollars q day and roast
beeIW Sirs, if our views are just and
sound, the country cannot be prosper,
Gus under tbs policy which now, by the
power Of the veto, predominates in This
and
1t is hard TO listen TO q I%ocofoco, who
ha, absolved himself from his debts by
means Of the bankrupt law, c%ursing
Congress for not aiording relief 10 The
people.
1t ia hard to think that John Tyler
cried when Henry Clay was not nomi-
mated for President, and that nobody
cried when John Tyler was nominated
for Vice President.
There area good many things hard TO
bear, when we know we have in no
wise deserved them, and yet must con-
tlnue 10 bear them without a chance
to repel them oGTectuaiIy for the present.
The division in an army which is com.
PelIed 10 stand through weary hours
OF hot sun under ID calling canonade
which their muskets may not raturn;
10 hear the stern "Close up!' after ev
cry murderous volley, and still keep
their ground mereIy-those have some
experience Of the present position and
trials Of The Wing party. 0, for that
long wished for hour when the electric
word comes booming down the anxious
ly eXpectunt line, "Forward, charge
Tor Victory IN y Tribune.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09

one party. For this purpose counties
were divided and districts made up by
connecting divisions oil territory by cor
ners and angles in a most grotesqUe
manner. The design Of this scheme
having originated with Gov Gerry, OF
AIS party, II was denominaied by the op
posile party, "Gerrymandering."--an
a carricaturs was got up representing
the form OF some Of these new districts,
which with . little establishment of
teeth, claws, &c, constituted the head,
bod y and limbs Of a mos, bideous mon.
ster. The animal was a perfect monde
script-his conformation and proportions
being anomalous hence a name lndlca-
live Of his origin was the only one that
would be appropriate; and he was &C
CordIngly distinguished as the "Gerry.
.mander." The picture was preserved
10 families as a bugbear for naughty
children for many years. So now with
the LocoIocos al this late day, the very
appearance ofthe animal scares Them in.
to fits!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09

They got pay for Sa turday the 18th
day Of August, a day they never met at
all; and a day too, on which the major.
lty OF them were from so to 100 miles
away from Columbus. Spajdlng him
self, who must have certified to their
accounts for that days attendance left
the city the preceding evening, and on
Saturday was far away on his route
homeward. We should like to know
how all this business was got along
with under such circumstances.
On Friday they met in Tin Pan, and
resolved 10 go home. They had got
their pay fol Saturday, yet in place Of
attending IN the House, they were on
the 70 ID home; and yet they have the
impotence 10 parade the pay roll for The
eighteen days pay received by The wings
before the public. Well might Speaker
Spaiding exclaim, "a bird in the hand
is worth Two in the bush," when be had
his pay in his pocket for time never
devoted 10 the public service. 1t was
pay, too, when they were on the road
and receiving travelling fees besides!
What patriots!-O. S Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
THE TREATY.

The Statesman, who was so fierce for
q war with England a year ago, seems 10
be IN a sad dilemma about the Treaty re.
Gently concluded between this country
and the Envoy of her Majesty, Queen
Victoria "Ohio's tall young Senator )"
as Pettlcoat Alien is called by his
friends, beloved for hours against its
ratification in The Senate, aud voted
against it, too; but Tappan voted IN its
favor. Between the two, Sam aIsain a
quandary, neither %denouncing or APPROX,
Ing; and bus the whole party are lett
in ignorance for whom they shall blow
their penny trlmpets.-O. S JouI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
EVTNVWTUVT I
THE ADJOURNMENT.

Both Houses Of Congress adjourned
yye sterday OF two O'Clock IN apparent
general'harmony and good feeling. and
before this paper reaches the hands Of
the reader hardly "a dozen Members
9 could be found remaining in our city.
tOlthe acts passed during the session
we'have takon great pains to prepare Il
o. correct list, which is excluded to day
from the utter lmpOssibiIily Of making
room for il, but will be- published in our
next.
But little occurred yesterday worthy
Of other notice than that which will be
found nlho graphic report of ycsler-
days proceedings 10 the House Of Rep
Tesenlatives.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
LOCOFOCO PLUMBER,

Immediately on the breaking up tho
Legislature Auditor Brough made a
publication which stated that the Wing
members of The Legislature got paid for
eighteen days service. Add what il
they dld2 Were there not that num-
Der Of days in attendance on the bust.
ness Of The Legislature2 TO be sure
they were. But why did he not state
The number Of days for which The Lo-
co(ocos got payf We will lot out the
secret! 1t was because they drew
pay for tiOeaty days each, which was at
teas: one day more than they serped!-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
ORIGIN OF THE TERM "GERRY
MANDER."

As the late occurrence in the logisIa
ture of this state, in consequence Of the
failure of the attempt to district the
State for tho choice Of Representatives
TO Congress has given rise 10 the fro.
quenl use Of the terms "GerrymRnder,'
"Gerrymandering," &c perhaps it may
interest some Of our readers 10 earn the
origin Of these terms.
When Elbridge Gerry was Governor
OF Observation-Disclosures il we remem.
her Alright was in lS09-an attempt was
made 10 new district the State for the
choice Of Representatives to Congtess
IN such u manner as to throw the bal.
0nce power ea0rely ante the hands Of
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09

perity Of the whole country will re e
Vlve. For the present our friends hnvs
given up Distribution for the Tariff;
but they have yielded only for the pre-.
sent; and that TOO, as tho reader will
perceive, by throwing the responsible
~ entirely upon the shoulders of Tho
President. Almost the last bill passed
by the two houses, was one TO contiuus
in force the Distribution act. That bill,
II appears, has been pocketed by the
Captain"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
"ErOn City, Poetry.

Pittsburgh is justly celebrated Tor its
manufactures of almost every descrip-
tion, even in the article ofpoetrytbe 'Irou
City" bids fair to excel! Take, for ex-
ample, a single stanza, from Edward
Evans address TO the Fire and Firemen
of Pittsburgh" which we find ina late
number OF the Chronicle:
"Ihe wind was not strong,
The Cropdin was great,
The flames .was, yqry long,
The timber add oqEesk!, HE Gige WAS
~sstroDgF'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
Z IN THE HOUSE.

The Alexandria Gazette says:-Du-
ring The voting on tho Tariff Bill, in
the House Of Representatives, on Mon ,
day, when the question was taken on
ordering Tho bill 10 DO eDgrossod for n
third reading, there appeared to DO a
tie made so by the vote Of the Speak
OF amidst great chgekiiag on the part Of
those dear friends OF tho people who
have been lamenting for six weeks past,
the obstinNcy oIthe Wings in moi pas
sing such a law! whereupon Mr.. An.
drews Of kentucky, and Mr.. Slanly Of
North Caroline, who had up TO that
point, consistently voted against tho
the bill rose aud voted in It's flpor, a.
midst cries of Bravo! when Nulliica-
zion and lorolocoism are %cIapping their
hands il is time Tor w Wigs to do their
M Marshall, Of Kentucky
sEsnI over 10 Mr. SIanly and shook him
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
6TWARK IT.

Every Locoioco member Of Congress
from Ohio, Allen, TOPpOO, and all, VOTED
AGAINST THE TAEIFr BILL. Gy-What
will the Locos say about the new Wing
Tariff ActG That Act admits Tea and
Coffee into all our ports free Of duty
No tax on the poor! What will the
Locofoco Stampers do for an anti Tariff
hobby
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09

A Now ON THE CHESS, Board
hroadslde extra IRON the office OF the
Kentucky Gazette presents the claims of
Col RICHARD M5JoHNsoN, Of Kentucky,
as a candidate for the PRESIDENCY -
The ertrz embodies, among other things,
the proceedings ofof a "meeting of the
Democratic members OF the Kentucky
legislature" as we'll as of "meetng
held at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania" from
the latter Of which we copy tho follow.
ing significant resolution:
"Rcsoiped, That the letter of Martin
Van Buren, to the Missouri Legislature
declining a nomination for The Presidency,
exhibits his devotion to the best interests
of tho Democratic party, and meets the
decided appreciation Of The People of The
Whole Union, and especially Of The Dem
ocrocy Of Pennsylvania"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09

CONGRESS.-Ou readers will be
pleased TO learn that Congress adjourn.
ed on the 3lst u)t,; but not, however,
without having FIRST provided a very
good TARIFF for the country, Upon
this happy close Of long and eventful
Session, we have cause for abundant
cougratulalion, The prospects Of BET
Ter times will now begin TO Brighten;
and, as we trust asd believe, IIthe pros
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
How would You like liz

This Slate can undoubtedly be district.
cd with more fairness than was display
ed 10 Byiueton's "blll Of abcminations,'
80 that the Loco Focos could moi elect a
single member of Congress. How
would they like it, if The Wings were 10
conspire together to effect such an OBJ
jecti The treason and instructions,
we takeit would be found on the other
side. -, o. s. Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
designations and Nominal
lEOuS.

We have the most convincing proof
that the conduct of the late Wing mem
bers oflhe Ohio Legislature, in resign
ing lhclr seats, meets the cordial ap.
probation OF the people, Almost every
one of those members has been unani.
mously nominated for selection. The
people will sustain them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
August 81.


This is the last day OF a Session o
Congress which will DO memorable in
history for the length and righteousness
o ils labors, the obstacles which il has
encountered in the path of its duty, aud
the variety, and above all, the iinpor-
lance Of the legislation which it has &C
complished, in despite Of all the Difficult
ties thrown in its way,
The most important item OF news we
have 10 give TO our readers is, that the
President oftho United SlOles has aclu
ally approved and signed the third act
which the two houses Of Congress have
passed and sent TO him for regulating
the duties on imports. So the now tariff
bill is now the law of the land.
The most remarkable incident in yes.
terdaY'sproreedings is the unfortunate
and III advised Protest by the President
against the action Of the House oil Rep
Tosentatives upon the report fits com
mittee on thelast Veto, which the Pres
ideni yesterday tr0n imllled to that DO
dy. For the proceedings and and votes
of the House concerning that Protest we
must refer the reader TO the Congress
tsionOl head where they will DO found
aduly recorded.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
Gov. CoE'Win

Arrangements have been made. by
which Gov. CoRwN will be enabled, as
we believe, TO reach CarroIIton on Mon.
day next, al S O'Clock P. NJ. He will
certainly arrive here some time in the
afternoon Of Monday; and, if possible al
or before the hour above named
WHO'S & DEMOCRATS, TURN
OUT ON MONDAY, AND GIVE
GOV. CORWIN A GREETING.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-09
LOkey Nominations,

The Locoiocos of this county bavS
nominated Ihe following ticket to be de-
feattd, we suppose, at the October cleo.
ton. Why Commissioner Jackman was
shifted of 50 urceremoniousIy, does not
appear by the record. His friends pro.
badly understand the movement
LOCOFOCO TICKET.
Representative.