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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
home LEAGUE BONNETS,

We learn that all the pretty girIs (and
'hey are all pretty OF This city aud coun.
Try F"nnd about, have determined 10 wear
the real Home League Bonnels- manu-
lac'nred OF American materials aud by
American Hands. We haitthls move
men' with pleasure, as it demonstrates
the Iact, The DeIewore girls Of 1912 are
rs patriotic as their mothers of .76'
Boys do you bear lhat2- Delaware airIs
and Home Industry good wives and
happy homes Home League and Ma
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

The duty on foreign potatoes is lOcts.
bushel. This year several cargoes
have reached Boston from Nova Scotia,
and the importers made fair profit after
paving the duties. The Tree traders
wish the duties abolished, because for
elgners can afford TO raise them cheaper
than the farmers Of the United Slates.-
What say the agrlcuituraIiSts 0: the west
10 this1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
CENSUS OF OHIO.

The following table Of counties and
TN" population Of each according to the
census OF 1910. will be useful for refer.
"nce. The politicians especially will
find it worthy Of consultation, as soon as
me ratio Of representation for the next
ten years shall be fixed on by Congress.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
No. 34.-WMOLE No. sos.

they deny the motion under the firm
conviction that granting it would be set
ting precedent that would impair, it
it did not almost vitality weaken, the
administration Of justice in criminal ca
ses Of magnitude and importance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

Mr.. Van Buren, was IN New Orleans
fortnight ago. He Intends coming up
the Mississippi, Halo, Van! can't you
bring that gold up with you? 1t seems
to "Aow up'sIowly, per Sc ChH Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
Eircinia Uocirincs.

The admirable Address voted by the people OF Bruins
wick, Virginia, is, US will be seen, drawn by the elo-
quen pen OF of the very abes of The present
OF prgnians-one whose honest, elevated, dlsinter-
es,ed sentiments and luminous intellect, would place
him on a level with those WHO conferred renowE on
his native State, had he lived in the same times with
them.
We would especially invite attention to the notice
taken in this parer of Tie late contest in ONO. The
character Of that struggle, and the just renown won by
the vr,uous Democracy ofhe great State ofthe West
ern Valley, deserved to be recorded by such pen.
The importance of The results Of the Ohio election
can only be estimated by those who consider the mag
nude and position Of the Sate-the imposing majority
which had by means uhe foulest, in our opnon)
been rallied the previous contest under the banners
Of Fedora sm-the and dangerous aspect given
the conflict in consequence of the dissolution OF the
Legislative body-the peculiar importance and acrimony
given to by the fact of MI Clays making II, by his
personal appearance in the field the first battle for the
next Pesdency-and, the first consequence OF the
victory chad he ill., the defeat and dismission Of
the able Democratic representatives of the State from
the Senate of the U. S.
The Senatorial representatives, and their coadJutors
Of the House of Representatives, deserve unfadng no
nors for the mastery, intrepid in which they
encountered on their from Congress- the embo.
died force which Mr. Clay and his active emissares,
and virant and inscriptions partisans within the
State, had prepared to crush them.
The Democratic press throughout the State also most
eoriously fulfilled its duties From that at the seat OF
Government TO those battling in the remotest villages
all seemed he animated by the enthusiastic pa
trio.sm- Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
EKOM TESAS.
Correspondent n iie y. j. CoamereL. -7deertiserl
CEsrKE HIM, Texas, Sept. u, 1912

CENTRE HILL, Texas, Sept ~, lS42
This unfortunate country is again doomed to suffer
the horrors of savage war with worse than savage
soc-,hc ,nercess Mexicans.
have Just returned from camp meeting, which was
broken up four days before the time fixed Tor lis expi-
ration 20 give friends few hours time TO go home
and prepare TO march tor the scene ofaciion
Our presiding eIder the Rev. John Clark, formerly
in charge Of the John street congregation in your city
with the advice of brethren, concucedt best for
all TO return home and star, for the of action
The meeting broke up at o'clock this morning
The Lords Supper administered a, midnight. II
was solemn time.
We have not been able to learn the strength Of the
Mexican army. One thing we may be assured of
Santa Anna knows The characierof the Texans, and
will no, venture attempt TO conquer this country
without laying his plans well, and having at his com
ma nd large force. His officers have experience
than they had IN the last war, and they will avoid the
errors they then committed.
We will have 10 battle them alone the cry Of vol
has So often without efficient been cent TO our
friends the U s and Houston has treated those vo
lun,ee1s who last spring assistance 50 badly
that we can have hopes ofany assistance from abroad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToBaCCO.-Tha following
section of amend the entitled an act 10 reduce
into one In force concerning the inspection
of to1rco passed 9TH March, 1896 published for the nforma-
on concerned, and especially TO dealers
upland the advantage they would derive free
charger directing their tobacco 10 be stored in the
Public Warehouse.
Sind Je further rnneed Ths IL any hogsicad of Tobacco
sn inspected any upland Inspections and shall n
be stored in any warehouse IN the city of Richmond
and the of Petersburg other than the public warehouse in
the said city and the OF Petersburg the Commonwealth
shall liable for the destruction of such tobacco by
any whatsoever unless at the time when tie same was
other warehouse there at least eighteen hun
hoesheads If In the city of Richmond If in the town of
Petersburg hundred and hogsheads the pub
aesad unleSs the inspectors thereof should
refuse receive such tobacco storage, of which fact
| Noy 4 52-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

Ihovs no doubt that we shall have a long and dis
,,essinp war The Mex'cans will not care as much
or The loss of thousand men as we shall iof Ten. ou
ros ar, omen 10 our real situation Our Government
- :, i,boul dullar, without camp eqairase, um''uh''
lion or any thing 10 carry on n war
Orr ewes are open these facts, and we are prcrarso
70 &C, accordingly Our population are turning cut 90
,nosss except The aged ond nfTm 1hey % bot eiP'c'
assistance fiom any source
From the pulpit the alarm has been sounafd o"'
,res our daughters, are urging Their hnspanus aho
bro,hers to ao and meet The enemy Mrs. . me Wis
of our nreacher who is the mother OF Elk helpless
chlren said, in my hearing, that sire ch.efiuy con,
scented for her husband TO go ard deend ms ao"pteo
country | expect ul our preachers VIII JOIN oo'
onr cause is good We are fighting for religious
liberty Let but The Mexicans succeed, and The Bible
viii be driven from Texas
The Philadelphia Evening Courier says that the sale
ot Mr. Riddles Andausia as merely matter OF form
for the purpose of making legal transfer OF The pro
nertv from the father TO The son, The latter holding
large mortgage npon The property
ErxsETr's HERALD FOR SALE.-Bennet', in hi:
naper of the Goth u.t announces that his paPer ana
be entire Herald establishment, are Tor sale. lbs 90
pct ms he states to proceed TO London, Tor Inc Pur
nose of establishing newspaper there, orancn OF
which in the French language, will also be punished
in Paris.
"yraGixIA WooLLESs-Wc are opening three oaie'
of Frederick sburg stout kerseys and bales pam nhseys
selling off cheap by Edroin James \ Co..
TPetvsburg Statesman.
n, We uiII warrant those woollens to be Hp.tOl
article and no mistake Democratic Recorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

The North American says, that if there is stronger
man than Mr. Clay, ",he Wings do not know him.
and YET this ''srong man has already been "deerred
two or three times tic very of elections, TO give
place TO something more available, and there IS
every likelihood that the operation will occur
again when we shall hear the North American inform
ing the coonish Hercules that he may retire, as one
not sufficiently strong for the emergency. Mr. Clay
is always used by his loud talking friends rs sort OF
political warming. pan-he is placed in the bed Of no
ninaton, to be sure, but it is merely to take off the
chill that some else may be rendered comfortable
He catches all the cold, but others enjoy "the warm
which he has made lfany one has reason 10 depore
the ingrattude of party, it is Henry Clay, and he IS
about TO experience more OF it, much in error.
From The expression of its Typographical counte
nance on Saturday, suspect that the w. States Gu.
zee To use coarse but expressive phrase, begins 10
'ssmell rat" in regard to MIR. Clay II intlmates
belief that the "Farmer of Ashland is the Presiden-
tal choice of nine tenths Of the American people,
but remarks with a sigh, that according to po-
litical practice, the voice of the people is made
TO yield to that of few individuals, who in effect,
choose tie Presidential candidate for the support OF the
party The Gazette doubtless thinking of the
Wing National Convention at Harrisburg, where its
friends were Aoored by ami masonic influence, and
were compelled from "wbippabiy" to obey the stern
dic,aon of Thaddeus Stevens, aud suspect that
our contemporary, has fears that '@hat has been, may
be again. -Ptnnsy ranian, Oct. 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

MILITARY PARADE--rhe parade, yesterday, was a
beautiful and imposing spectacle. The President oil
the United States, the Secretary of War; the Postmas
ter General General Scott, and other distinguished
military and civil officers attended The President re
lreycd the attentions of our citizens and afterwards
with his suite, repaired TO the muster ground, where
the troops were reviewed Every thing went off in
handsome style. The volunteer companies OF Wash.
ng,on and Georgetown were all in fine trim, and our
own Noun, Vernon Guards not the least interest
ing portion Of military display.
National salutes were fired in honor oe the President
aud the flags OF the shipping displayed through
the day.
AT night, the Military and Civic Bali given by the
Mount Vernon Guards, at the Theatre, fashion
ABLY and numerousy attended, the decorations of the
room, the music the REFRESHMENTS the dancing every
thing, giving satisfaction and delight 10 the company
G.iic1apirid Gazette, Nor. |.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
Puit,prIruIA, Nov.

Enthusiastic Reception Of he Hero ~ ne lhdmeS-
The reccn,ion Of Col r. NJ Johnson INTO this city yes
,ardav afternoon was of character that must nave
pcoyrd highly gratifying TO him both as citzen ano
s,,ldc. II havns been supposed that he "ouiu ar
rive m the city by wey of Germantown, at an early
boar the road leading from the extreme end o hens'hg
Ton 10 the CITY was crowded with citizens Aoou
half pas, one, 2. "a, the detachment, consisting Q,
Tie German Ar,illerisis, first and second company
If German Washington Guards, German ieagers
Monroe Guards, Jackson ArIillerists and Nation
n Ari,llcrists the whole under the command Oh
Major Dnhman were formed into line on the German
Road North of Master street, hourly expecting Tue
arrival Of the Colonel under the escort commanded oy
Colonel Goodman of the Northern Liberties owing
however to some misarrangement, the escort ana mol
appear in sight until few moments before hve t. NJ
n, finally The notes of The buglc told that the guest
was on the advance The cavacnGe consisted OF The
first n,gonery, county troop first troop oil eontgo
cry cavalry and first State troop of cavalry, IN the cen
ire of which mounted upon spirited charger sat Tue
hero of the Thames, who bowed as he passed 10 Tue
Thousands TINT greeted him at every turn. Alter The
PROCESSION had moved short distance, 1t was joined
Nv another detachment, made up OF the following com
panics. Irish Grenadiers, Germantown blues, lso4uo
rnuuh Volunteers M,ifiin Guards, Norrlstown GUARDS
and several other corps whose we did moi learn
The whole then proceeded towards the CITY, enlivened
with the music from several bands, which were, at IN
ervals interrupted by the cheers of the assembled
,hronr skirng the fuotngs and crowding the bu';d
;nos The Colonel reached his quarters, franklin
House (Sanderson at about halt past FIX clock, N
The evening" aud after neat, patriotic, ana generous
~nscch in which he highly lauded The hospitality OF OUT
citizens he retired amtd TIE enthusiastic cheeIs Vi e
lasse,nhlage.
In the evening, lie visited, by invitation, WEIGH
O!ynpic Circus where he was very cordially received
Pennsylvania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
MITIGATION TO ME. WEBSTER.


We publish tie following correspondence with grea,
pie asure The compliment intended to the Secretary
of State for the distinguished services rendered by him
in the negotiation Of the late treaty, were emneniy due
and as wei! for the in which the Secretary oil
State conducted his part of the negotiation as for the
happy result which followed, in the settlement OF so
many vexed questions
Mr. Webster i, will be seen, here in Boston declines
the compliment of pubc dinner, ;cncc.ed him by
gentlemen no appreciate and approve his agency IN
The reconciliation OF differences between two nations.
and ius,v regarded rs OF higher import than the df
fe.ences between political parties important as they
are The correspondence now published will be read
with grea, interest and give general satisfaction The
New York merchants ever ready TO render honor TO
whom honor is due and when II is due, addressed the
following handsome letter 10 Mr. Webster, crd il has
called forth pertinent reply TO which we think
ception can be luken:-.r J. Express.
NEW YoRK, Oct. IL, lSi2
Dear Sir: As inhabitants Of The city of New York,
and having an immediate interest in the commerce Of
the country, desire that citizens should have
opportunity to make public expression OF their np
probaton of the manner which you have discharged
the high and responsible duties Of the Office OF Sscre
tary Of Slate OF the U S We therefore beg the favor
of YOUR company public duner TO be given you III
this CITY, a, such time suit your own conven'.
snce
Here we nigh, close Ibis communication, but We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

With all due respect, we think the "Ss, ', ,s r.
misconce p,,on of the motives which leo 70 - ,e,l
order of Mr.. w. w. Tyler. Special Mail AeenH afsst
the transportation on The Petersburg Rsr0aIf Dos,
papers out of hc mail, and, therefore, ifee - .sorc
The law is imperative on this point ano, i, Il
Gcer, Mr.. w. w. T. was bound TO e,i'o. n.,lo.,e3
evident, that the order was not aimed eas'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

ITO TOBACCO PLANTERS AND DEALERs.-In conse-
OF Tobacco destroyed many dealers have determined
any Tobacco upon which there is insurance
fire. and being impossible large portion Of
that from upland inspections the Public Warehouse where
would be insured by the Commonwealth, the subscribers here
by their friends and patrons that the duty Of thirty cents
per oc.ead except the ohaccn Inspected in this city, will
be retained all hereafter sold BY them dcfa the expense Of
from the is stored; and, IN the
the recovered from the underwriters Ia be
appooned among Of The Tobacco destroyed Those
who send Tobacco for ae who purchase from will ut
all times be allowed examine policies Of insurance. !tey
desire it. RoBT. GWATHMEf,
RIvES l. HARRIS,
]. w. DIBRELI 4 CO.,
F0RnS & W00nSON,
wOMgLE & DEANE,
JOHN MABEN & CO.,
I.UDLAM, PRESTON & CO.
CARRINGToN, GIBSON & THORNTON.
Richmond, Nov. LIST, 1872 52-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

MY Agent Mr. Richard F. Boaddus will call subscribers
l the Enuurer In counties Of Lunenburs
Brunswick Gre-nvie Sussex northampton, Isle Of Wight
Prince George Nsnsenond sny and Norfolk during the next
morally pay their dues the Enquirer, hope they viii e,
Mr. B. call In rain.
wM. GoULDIN, Collector for R. Enquirer.
OF % Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

FARM sioux, CKOPs, UTENSILS, &c.
WILL sold Public Auction without reserve on T-s
" day. the 7th day IF Forember if fair otherwise, the
fair day. Sahot Ill., "a Of Doyer Goocand the
Stock, Crops Utensils, r, that Estate embracing s.
per riding harness Horses brood Mares Colts
Mules Oxcn thorough bred Durham and North Cattle
every degree OF heiween choice Mich Cows
pail thoroughbred South Down Sheep and the crossed
Bakewe very ne-1rO Berkshire Family Pork logs ready
knife, and greater number of desirable Stock
Hogs Of breed large quantity Of Corn, Fodder Hay
Oats Glover Seed Straw, Shuck &c, Wagons Carts, and the
variety Farming Utensils Gear generally
good ORDER with few articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furnure-afoaing, in the whole variety and excellence
worthy the Of breeders and the farming public
Of SaeNnc months credit for all above SO, for
bonds with approved eeur below that amount cash viii he
required BERNARD PEfION
Richmond 18th Oct 1912 50-lfds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

THE subscriber will sell Public Auction Friday the 10th
day Of December his Esate. called EPSON, lying the
Rappahannock river in The county of spoty vania about four
miles below Fredericksburg.
The Tract contains about $50 Of rich bottom
all In high cultivation and unconmnnly productive The
principal building though SMALL Is nea conveniently arranged
and in good repair The ont buildings suited Farm Of
size, and = in good preservation.
Upon the there valuable Free Stone Quarry
opened the that by the a crnne
Stone placed from the Quarry board
Poration
The situation healthy and In tbckly settled neehbohood
remarkable for wealth. intelligence and morals.
II confidently believed that there Estate Kappa
hammock of the size combining equal advantages
superior value.
The will be communicated before the day
by John Marye who will conduct the same and who
mean time Is authorized dispose Of the Estate by private
tract. fEAAClS W. TALIAFFRRO.
Fredericksburg, Nov. 4, 1912. 52-,ds
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banners ard transparencies told the whole

banners ard t!ansparencies told The whoie
The rres. transparency was emblazoned-
IN fon.-"The Young Coon Hunters
Tie rtrerse-"Our mothers know were 0GI
Another bore these lines
IN frcat-"No Forty Million Debt"
7he rtrtrse-"aHJUn 'eo'tcrty'" l,
Who she'll say that these youngsters nave no' ie"'
10 have .brr small voices heard the great question
,f STATE debt and its concomltani-grlnd'ng aSa''nn'
Who shall pretend that they have not go' the hang
fit" when they protest against fastening ioac Of
deb, in ad vance upon their young shoulders? Who
10 nav the debt which the coons would roll up against
"oosieri,y," fit is not fall upon the honest industry
Of these ayoung coon hunters: '-.4fbany .9rsHs.
The Ne,o Books for lS42.-Let US see how the &C
count stands, between the Democracy and Raccoone
nv bu States under the influence of the sobsr secono
thought c,on
Ar .n,Wa KENTUCKY,
GEORGIA, 'Gh'io-'
LOUISIANA,
MISSOURI,
ILLINOIS,
| ARKANSAS,
INDIANA.
MICHIGAN,
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
CONNECTICUT
PENNSYLVANIA,
MARYLAND,
NEW JERSEY
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA. 49,,
1t remains for N. York and MASSACHUSETTS 10 Pus'
| an that column. - .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

Glorious yt,cs for The HdhtrS Il he Democra'S nave
met with such unexampled success, IN the late Coon
hun, in Ohio that they offer 10 furnish oil the Hat
-rs in the Union with any amount of Coon skins they
mny desire All orders sent TO Samuel MedaTy, Esq
Editor of the Statesman, Columbus, Ohio, thankfully
received, and promptly attended to. We heard from
him on the 10Th, and he had 900 skinned ready Tor
market Send your orders-rniley Star
An Honest Uhig.--Mr. John Duffy, late editor of a
"Whir" paper in Ohio, has abandoned his party, and
published his reasons for doing There are many
other Wings both editors and readers, we dare say,
who are as well satisfied Mr.. Duffey, of the deceit
fulness of Wbggery--but they lack The moral courage
10 do right They dare not say to the world am wiser
to-day than | was yesterday. "--Raeish Standard
The following is extracted from letter sent by Mr.
DufTey to the Editor the Ohio Statesman:
81 contend, that the of the Wings at the late
Extra Session. and the conduct Of the party in their
efforts 10 sustain that course is sufficient TO induce all
men who love their country and her Institutions more
than they love faction and actious leaders, to with
draw from their ranks-and that in those proceedings
alone all have wide and ample apology for doing So
and in fact, that they will be recrean 10 their prn
cples, and unjust TO themselves, if they do not with
draw.
81 clear my skirts and shake off the last particle
IF dust rejoicing in my deliverance from ,hradom
which has been more less oppressive for the last
thirteen years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

"TuE YouSe Coos HUNTERS. This interesting
portion of our population upon whose shoulders the
coons propose to throw the principal Of their fifty mil
lion debit out in procession Thursday evening,
with ransparencies, torches, music, &c, &c, and for
young beginners, they made decided hit oft, There
were about one hundred of these ten year old Demo
Gratis the procession, marching in good order 10 the
music Of The "shrill fife and rolling drum, and the
way they cheered they passed and repassed the De
mocratc head quarters and finally entered the Hall,
earnest OF wha, may be expected of them, when
they come 10 do the voting. The inscriptions on their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

RUNAWAY Ncc#ors.-Wc hear reports from all parts
Of the District aud Surrounding country OF very nume
rous cases negroes Ascending. Perhaps within the
las, month least leo slaves have candcsncsy LETT
their owners. and lied Northward. Georgetown has
large propo, ,on-iiVe Gbsconded single nigh,
last week This is the FIST fruits of scheme en-
tered into by ,e negroes OF The North, and thei! 5re-
thren The Aboon,s,s of wh'ca we have before now
heard a drsdrp,icn Societies are formed, The mem
hers OF which pay weekly subscription, for the pur-
,ose NJ rss,,r tnda 10 assist The liberation of slaves by
paving so much head for every one successfully got
off II is believed that instances negroes have
been carried off the North i,o this District by way
of the Potomac and the Ocean, The captain or owners
of the vessels engaged receiving from their employers
rcguar price on delivery.
These facts should put the community more than
ever their guard, against the neiar'ous designs OF
mischievous funaties- Geor geiolcn .7dr0eate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

] lul, grHtTTIirH,
Your friend and obedien servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
To Messrs George Griswold, Stephen Whitney Pre-
served Fish James DoornIan, iona. Thompson, Peter
G. Stuyvesan,, Gardner G. Rowland, Moses RI
(;rnnell and others.