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From the Pittsburgh Morning Chronicle
MONEY MATTERS.

There is very l;te which can be said,
with regard 10 our currency at the pre-
sent time, which may not have a ten
dency TO mlsIead
The effect OF the resumption Of the
Ohio Banks, has been but slightly felt
here as yet, owing 10 the want OF GER
tain informal tion as 10 the exact course
which they have been pursuing, and
the nature Of their operations. A month
will show how many OF the resrmlng
banks will be able to stand it, From
all we can learn at present, there does
not seem to be strCng disposition to
run on them and drain them ol their
specie as yet, but a sufficient length Of
time has not elapsed for fair test of
their ability 10 resume, ln regard to
some OF them, the public will still have
TO be on their guard.
The notes of the State Bank Of lIIl-
nois, and Indiana State script are down,
and in our opinion, are likely TO contin'
ue so. The money of the State Bank
of Indiana is considered good currency.
The Resumption bill in this State has
passed both branches Of the Legislature,
and awaits only the signature of the
Executive 10 become a law. This, as
will be perceived by on extract from n
letter from Harrisburgh, in another
column, it is likely TO receive. Should
this be the case, the credit Of many OF
the banks in Pennsylvania will be as
bad as that of many Of the Ohio
banks has heretofore been, and OF some
OF them, perhaps worse might be pre-
dicted. The notes Of the Berks County
Bank and the Farmers and DtoVers
Bank Of Waynesburgh, have not been
bought by our brokers for several days
past, and those Of the Banks Of Harris
burgh, Lewistown, Farmers Bank Of
Lancaster, Chambersburgh, Carlisle,
Ge,lysburgh, and perhaps one or two
others may be considered doubtful. Al
any rate since The immediate passage oI
the resumption bill, has seemed proba-
Bile, holders have found it rather diff.
cult 10 dispose OF lhe Woney VI THESE
banks.
Judging from present appearances
money will be very scarce here IoI
some time to come. County, City, and
State script are our best currency
As some may perhaps be ignorant oI
the fact. we will mention that the credl
Of the State script is not affected by that
oc the bank whence it is issued, unless,
as was supposed to be the case with the
Towanda Bank, there is an over issue
Of these kind Of notes.
All kinds OF State script, except the
Towanda, are Of equal credit al the pre-
sent time, that is to say it is all rated o
the same discount.
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CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In CHANCERY.

In CuAxcERY.
George Workman, I Bill 10 contest the
vs. raLidity Of w,itiEg
James Workman, pUrpOrting 10 be last
etoI. wW
~ Office is hereby given 10 the said
~ james Workman, Of the S ate Of
Michigan, that the SAID Ge rye Workman
on the l't day OF March, l842, filed his
bill in Chanrery, in he Office Of the
Clerk Of The Court # Co nmon Pleas in
and for SAID county Of Car oil and State
ol Ohlo-whIch SAID bill srls forth among
other things, that Joseph Workman, .atr
Of SAID county, dece sed, while in life,
hut while OF unsOund mind end memory
on or about The 22d day Of August, A. D.
II 83S, made and executed a certain pa.
per writing, purpOrIlDg he his last will
ard ties ment-lhat said writing was, al
the October Term Of SAID Court, admit.
led to probate and recorded as The last
sill and testament Of SAID Joseph Work.
man, dee 'd-thal The same was executed
by SAID Joseph at time when he was
incapable oil understanding, and in fact
dId not know what we're The contents Of
said paper writing; that the said Joseph
was !hrn, for years before, and at the
time OF his decease, laboring under
strong deIusionS and arrangement Of IN
leIIecI and wholly incapable Of dlspos
ing OF his property. either legally or e.
qurIa0ly; and that The person appointed
IN said paper writing as Executor Of
,ard Joseph, deed having declined to
,xecute the same, letters OF Administra.
rion with The w,H anaercd, Ito W.T.: the
said paper wriIlng,) have been granted
BY said Court 10 Lewis Crawford Of said
county.
The object and prayer Of which SAID
bill is, to contest The validity Of said pa.
per writing. purporting 10 lie the last
will and testament Of the said Joseph
Workman. The said james Workman
is therefore hereby notified that, unless
he shall appear and plead, answer or de-
mur 10 said bill within sixty days a(ler
the March Term of said Court, A. d
1912 such o,her and further proceed
ings thereon will at the term OF sale
Court next thereafter, be had as arr
provided by Sa,ule and by The rules o
said Court.
GEORGE WORKMAN.
By his Solicitors,
Pearce SLdrkUeather 4. JaruiS.
March 4, l842.
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WEEKLY AND SEMI WE kLY
NEW YORK
COURIER & ENQUIRER.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TROM and after Friday, lllh inst J.,
n the Weekly and Semi Weekly
Courier and Enquirer will be enlarged
to the size oflhe Daily paper, and offer
inducements 10 The advertiser and gen.
eral reader, such as have rarely been
presented by any papers in the'Unlled
States.
SEMIwEEKLY.-This sheet will be
published on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
On the outside will be placed all The
contents of the daily sheets OF the two
preceding days, together with aPProPrI'
ate matter for the general reader selec.
ted for the purpose; and the inside will
be The inside of The Daily paper ol the
same day. Thus all new advertisements
in the Daily paper on Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS, will appear in the Semi Week.
" paper for these days, without any ad-
nrlionaI charge to the advertiser. This
publication will, Of course, be mailed
with the daily paper of the same date,
and carry to the reader in the country the
very latest intelligence.
TERMS OF THE SEMI WEEKLY PAPER.
Four dollars per anCum, payable in
advance.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

PURSUANT To writ Of rendi erpo
nns, issued ont Of The Court OF Common
p eas Of Carroll county, to me directed,
| will uhsr for sale al the door Of The
Court House IN CarroIIon, on Monday
The 2lst day Of March inst, the follow
ing property to wit: GREY mare, grey
Horse, ! Dun Mare, | Brown horse, |
Two horse wagon, and 800 bushels oI
Wheat. Sale TO commence Al IL o'clock
NJ. on said day. Taken 10 execution and
will b. sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 4, 1912.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE AMERICAN EDITION
OF THE
Dublin University Maga'
zine.

The increased attention paid to the
cultivation of British Periodical Litera-
ture, may be regarded among the promi.
nent characteristics of the present age.
An entirely new class of writer's, includ-
ing some of the finest inlelects that
country has produced, have IN some in-
stances, done honor 10 its pages, and
thus a corresponding elevation has been
given to the standard OF the popular taste.
Among the distinguished Periodicals
of the day, none may be said to take a
higher range in the fields of elegant lite
ralure, Than the "Dublln University Mag.
azine.n Characterized, as lis pages have
ever been. By a delightful raciness Of
rich Irish hum0ur, and deep and power.
iuI palhos, aud claiming as its coutribu'
tors, some OF The most distinguished wrl.
lers Of Great Britain, this talented work
has ever maintained proud position
amongst its contemporaries; while from
The dawn of lis commencement It hts
been constantly increasing in the popu'
LAT estimation down TO the present time,
In confirmation Of our assertion, it is on.
ly necessary 10 refer 10 those thrilling
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NILES REGISTER.

In calling the attention OF our readers
TO the annexed memorial, we should DO
injustice to our feelings were we to
withhold an expression OF our high
sense Of the services rendered to the
cause of American industry, by the la
bors of "Nles' Register" The pro
ducuve classes of the nation had in He.
zekiah Niles firm friend and jealous
untiring advocate, and whatever differ
ences of opinion may exist as to the
length to which his views were carried,
there can be but one sentiment with re.
gard 10 the ability displayed and his
honesty of purpose. As work Of re.
ference the Register" is invaluable 10
politicians, inasmuch as it is the only
source TO which they can look for cor
rect information respecting a large Por
ton Of the incidents connected with our
national history. -Madisonidn.
PETITION OF THE WIDOW NILES.
To The Hon. the Senate Of the U. States:
The petition Of the subscriber, widow
and Administrative Of the late lIEzEKGAH
NILES, respectfully begs leave to repre-
sent to your honorable body that her
late husband left large portion of his
worldly estate in sets Of the Register
bearing his name, work Of whose u'I''
ty and excellence it may not become her
to speak, as its value as standard work
Of reference is known 10 the whole
country. and by al appreciated 10: Its
regard for imparllaiity ard ruth.
believing from the character Of the
work that it would be eminently useful
IN he archives OF the honorable the
Senate Of the United States, and those
Of the various aud important committees,
your petitioner has thought proper to
suggest to your honorable body the pro-
prlety OF purchasing such number oI
the sets Of the work as may seem to you
meet aud proper. This proposition she
Is indu ,ed to make from the two fold
desire Of placing it in your power to pos
sess yourselves oil work which she
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SDERIFF'S SALE,

PURSUANT to writ Of f ia et7er
fd issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, to me direct d
| will offer tor sale at lhe door Of the Court
House in Carrol1on, on Monday the 2l>t
day OF March inst, the following prnv.
er'V 10 wit: Roam mare, / Bay mare,
| Dearborn, Wagon and harness, ] To.
baCco Screw and Press, | White COW &
one Ok cart. S,le to commence at 10
O'Clock A. Nj. on said day. Taken in
execution and will he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 4, 1912.
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SEIERlFFS SALE.

PURSUANT to writ Of il. in et
Icuari fa. issued out Of the Count Of Com
mon Pleas OF Carroll county, TO me DIR.
ecled, ! will offer for sale at the house oi
John NJ. Lytle, in Carrollon, on Tues
DAY the 24d March INST, the following
property, To VI; 1900 lbs. country leaf
Tobacco, 900 X, alucky Ieal tobacco,
! Roam mare, Saddle snd Bide, one
Dearborn Wagon and barnes. one OK
cart. Tobacco screw and press. so bJsh-
els rye, white COW. 200 yards Kentucky
Jeanes, cIllnder and Book case, brass
8 day clock, Bureau. Stand, break.
last tables, 2 setls Of chairs, 4 bed5leads,
A beds and bedding, cooking stove &
pipe, common stove aud pipe, 9 dozrn
Straw bonEels,6 6 pair OF Shoes. 200 lbs.
Iron, eight half gallon Glass Jars, SIX
lin cans, 2 doZen Fasks and B,uIes, 3
pair scales ard 2 setls weights. 2 half
boxes Glass 10 by ~, 2 show cases,
| desk, 80 crooks, 10 dishes, dozen
plates. 9 pitchers, 2 dozen hay rakeS, |
holt Brown muslin, and a holf dozen
German silver Table spoons, 3 dozen
dnIO Tea, aud half dozen handker.
chiefs, ] lot Of VeslIngs, IS sett Of gilt
coat Buttons, 8 gross common buttons,
pack pins, half gross wooden comhs,
30 yards brown holland, 10 bottles Of Ink
selts OF Glass Hobs, dozen hair combs,
dozen rid ling combs, | lot Of Spool aud
Skeln thread, ! dozen German Silver
Butter knives, ] lot OF MousselIine de
lame, 8 and bali boxes percussion caps,
! and balf dozen corn BroOms, and
10000 common cigars. Sale to com.
mence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ on said day.
Taken IN execution and will be sold by
me.
nAVtn IVA'I'p CLnsn
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SHERIFF'S SALE

PURSUANT to a writ Of f, ia. ct
Ierari, fdcias. issued out Of The Court OF
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, to me
directed, will offer for sale at The door
of'he Court House in CorrolIoD, on S,
turday the 18th Of March inst. The follow.
ing property to wit: Brown mare, one
Dearborn Wagon and harness. Q Mantle
clocks, Sale to commence at I2 o'clock
NJ, on said day. Taken in execution
and will be sold nv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
March 4. 1912.
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WATCH & CLOCK BUSINESS,
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby (orwarned not
TO give credit to my wife M 'rgarel Mn
ick, or % permit her 10 contract any
debts whatever, on my accountable
having left my had and board without
any just Cause or progocaiion, | am de.
terminod not TO pay any debt, or TO dis
charge any other liability which she
may incur, during her wIIul absence.
WILLIAM MlNICK.
March l4th, 1S42.
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SlIERIEEtS SIZE

PURSUANT 10 & writ Of ahos f. ia.
el IeDari fdcias. issued out Of lhe Court
Of Common Pleas or Carroll county, to
ne directed, will offer for sale at the
door OF The Court house in Carrol'on.
on Saturday the 18Th Of March inst. The
following property 10 wit: % Barrels Of
Whlskev, s Barrels Brandy, s barrels
Gin. Sale 10 commence at 2 o'clock
p. NJ. on said day. Taken in execution
aud will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 4, 1942.
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Temperance Meeting.

The Cdrrollton Total Abstinence So
ciety will meet in the Courthouse, on
Tuesday evening next, (22d inst J when
it is expected, there will be several dis
gentlemen from abroad, 10
address The Society, The citizens Of Car"
ro.Iton and vicinity are respectfully in
vlted 10 attend.
JAS. BURGE, Pres't.
W. BUTLER, Sec'y.
March lS, 1912.
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New YORK, SEPTEMBER, l84l.
ATTACHMENT.

NCTICE is hereby gwen to all persons
that at our instance writ 81
attachment was this day issued by WIN
Patterson, Justice ofrhe Peace, in and
for Loudon township, Carroll county, o
against the Goods, ChaItpIs, Rights. Gre
dts, Moneys, and Effects Of Peter Cole
an absent debtor.
BENJAMIN LATIMER,
JAMES LATlMlR,
February %, lS42.
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested, that at my instance a writ Of
attachment was, on the 24rh day Of Jan
uary, lS42, issued by Benjamin Bolce.
a Justice Of the Peace in and for Fox
township, Carroll county, Ohio. against
The. Goods, ChalleIs, Rights, CredIs,
Moneys and Effects Of William Wallace,
an absent debtor
IF. LINDSEY,
February 25, 1912.
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believes indispensable to all public bo
dies, and of enabling her to reairze for
her eight orphan children a moterial
portion of the fruits Of the labors Of their
deceased parent.
With this brief exposition Of her
views your petitioner prays that you
will grant her request, and she, as in
duty bound will ever pray, &c.
SALLY ANN NILES.
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MARRIED on the 18Th inst. by the
Rev. James Hopwood, A. l.. hlTTGLL,
Esq. Merchant, and Mrs. ANN VIE RS,
Daughter OF the late James Sinclair, all
Of this place.
Amidst the pleasures and gratu!a
tons Of the Joyous occasion, the prln-
ter was not forgotten. That cake was
delicious! May the happy couple live
one hundred years in all the enjoy
ments Of matrimonial felicity
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PuRSU nj 'oa writ OF h. ia, ei
ierari faci0S, issued cut Of the Court Of
CommOn Peas OF Carroll county, TO M
directed, "iIl ufar for sale at The hous+
ni AfchihaId Hunter, in Union township
IN SAID county, on Monday the 21sr o.
March INST, the following property, to
vii: field Of Wheat in the ground, a.
bout acres. | Bay horse, 1 three year
Old grey colt, red and white COW, and
| black AID white yearIiug calf. Sale
10 commence at I2 u'cIack NJ. on said
d1v' Taken in execution and will be
sod by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 4. 1912.
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SHERIFFrS SALE.

PURSUANT to a writ of dlidSf ia.
ct leo. ia. issued out of The Court Of
Common Pleas of Carroll county, to me
directed, will offer for sale at he house
of David Witherow, in East township, in
said county. on Friday The 18Th of Marcn
inst, The following property TO wit: l
Dun Mare, ! SorreI mare grey coli,
2 red cows, l Wagon and Bed, l mantle
clock. Sale TO commence al ~ o'clock
NJ. on on said day Taken 10 execution
and will be sold by me-
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 4, l842.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

PURSUANT to sundry wris Of alias
f. ia, et iCp, fa to me directed, is.
sued out Of the Court Of Conmon Pleas,
of Carroll county, will offer for sale at
the door Of the Court house in CarroIton
on Monday The 2lst day OF March next,
between The hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. N,
and 4 p. NJ. the following real eslate,
situate 10 said county Of Carroll, to vii :
The E. baIc Of the N. w. or. of Sec. d,
tp. 13 and Range 5, containing 80 acres
more or less. Also, part of the s. w.
or. Of Sec. tp. l3 Range E, containing
l3 acres Also, lots No. |, 8. 10, g. II,
in the town Of Harluem, Carroll county,
Ohio, together with the improvements
thereon; subject to mortgage upon
said land and lot No. !. Of 345 dollars
due the l3ih Of August. lS4I. Taken
in execution and will he sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
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AGG0a

BY virtue writ OF i ia ct lep ta.
issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas
of Carroll county, TO me directed, | will
Offer for sale at the door Of the Court
house in CnrroIlton, on Monday the 2Ist
day of March next, the following real
estate, situate in said counlv of Carroll,
10 Il:-Lols No. 4 and 10, in the town
of Hlrlaem. Carroll county, Ohio, with
the improvements thereon. Taken in
execution and will he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February l8, l842,
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WHIG COUNTY MEETING.

The Wings oflhis county will remem.
ber, that, agreeably to resolution a
dopted al The meeting held in this place
on the 9th Of February last, there will
be a
WHIG COUNTY MEETING
at the Court house in Carrolton, on the
evening of the 21st Of March
inst. -immediateI after the adjourn.
ment of the Court Of Common Pleas, on
that day. The chief Object OF the meet
ing will be, to take such measures as
shall more efectuaIly organize the
Wing strength Of Carroll county, for a
united and successful effort at the next
annual election. At the same time,
however, addresses will be delivered,
touching the leading, political topics Of
the day. We anticipate a highly in
teresling meeting, & thorough revival
Of the glorious and victorious Tppeca-
noe spirit, which characterized the
Whig conquests Of 1910!
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DIED-On wednesday last, at the
residence of his father in Centre town
ship, after lingering illness, BASIL B.
Nc oRMIcK, in the goth year Of his age.
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DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
CarrOl'ton. March II. 1912.
LOOK ABOVE,

II will be seen by reajI"g the above,
that tfe subscriber is cOrpeIed to pay
his debts immediately, and he hopes that
all those Indebted to hlm, no matter how
small The claim, will come forward and
pay up, thereby assist in enabling him t.
discharge oil his Liabilities. fl Is hoped
this notice will not be neglected by any
who are interested.
JOHN NJ LYTLE.
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Five dollars per annum, 10 all cases
when payment is not made IN advance.
Any person forwarding twenty five
dollars in money not more than five per
cent, below par, free Of postage, will be
entitled to seven copies In be sent to the
same post Office; and a, similar rates for
any larger number Of Subscribers. When
the money sent is more than FIVE per
cent below par in New York, it will be
sold at The current rates, the proceeds
carried 10 The credit Of the subscriber,
and The papers seni for pro rata period
oil time.
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SHERIFFrS SALE.

JUIIN NJ LYLE
CnrrolIton, March II, 1912.
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ground, but the wheat, except in rch soils looks
every where slckly, and is coming up very thin
generally speaking II promises but an Indifferent
crop.
We are so occupied with the disananscment OF
our domestic affairs in this quarter of the world,
that we take but little interest in foreign politics.
General opinion however, has set at rest every an
ticipaton of war with the United States; not be-
cause France has declared her determination to
break through her pghied faith with Great Britain.
and now refuses to ratify the Quin,rupc Treaty
not for the reason that England is nevertheless de-
termined TO visit every vessel her cruisers may meet
IN the African seas, under whatsoever flag they
may assume-not because your government DO not
feel sufficient Mt for hostties in the offence,
winch The United states assumes under your inter-
probation OF the improperly of such interference
but because OF the present Reorganization of your
entire monetary system--the pros'raton OF your
credit, which II is assumed would scarcely enable
you, IN the present aspect of your affairs, TO raise
sufficI lent funds TO sustain of six weeks dura-
ton There Is but one opinion of the Reputation
system of some of your States, and which your
friends at this side have been anxious TO your
general government more unequivocally condemn.
Believe me, ever faithfully,
Yours, +. w.
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Dublin.
Correspondence ofthc IIerrli.l

DUBLIN, June 2, 1872.
Dr,p SIR:
Ny last letter prepared you 10 expect the marvel
Ions ruict-the perfect reconcilemcnt with which we
havr every where received in this part Of the en-
pirc, the new Corn Bill, and every other bill, of
good, or Of bad repute which the Br,i~h minister
may choose shall govern our future relations. what
may be our individual notions to the contrary
nevertheless. The expression of opinion in Eng
land hnds but meayre response at this side do
we venture 10 discuss any public measure of utility
or Importance; except those originating in the exu-
bcran and flnctul mind of orr present Lord Nav
or, who claims a monopoly in every species Of Irish
agitation, and who has discouraged its exhibition
except when made auxiliary to the one declared and
paramount object, repeal Of the Legislative union
between this country and Great Britain.
There was time, soon after the passing Of the
Catholic Emancipation Bill in 1929, when large
proportion of the siad and sober thinking Of the
Irish people, that only believed repeal of this
sure to promise great public advantage, but fully at
tanable by proper organization, and steacy and
fixed determination to work out its final accom-
plishmcnt. Mr.. OConncIl was permitted by ccsl-
mon assent, to lead onward in this march for
tional independence and better selection, far az
mental and physici capabilities, well on account
Of his possessing al the time n widely extended in
auence over the minds oil HE fellow coun;rymcn
could not possibly be snad,. Al classes amongst
the liberal party. rallied round the standard which
,gas then raised, amidsf he almost universal alouf
IT lately cniranchised population The caihua-
a-ni, however, was but short lised Tor suspicion,