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ANTI BANK GERMAN MEETING G
AT CINCINNATI.

A meeting OF German citizens, (alien
and naturaIized, we suppose was held
at Cincinnati, on the 18th, by which the
following resolutions, among others,
were passed;
"Resolred, That no State having pow.
er TO emit bills Of credit. we deem all
grants from the Legislatures for bank.
ing powers, unconstitutional and void.
"ReSolued, That in our opinion there
is, and always will be, if not driven by
the Paper issues of Banks and Brokers
from circulation, Gold and Silver enough
in the State adequate TO all Legitimate
trade"
A clause in the preamble reads as
follows:
Whereas, our State has been espe
cially taken under the care OF these
money changers, who in the face of
wholesome laws, protected in their ini
quiies by The Supreme cOmt OfMis State. :
The preamble aud resolutions were of
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PROSPECTUS
for Publishing, in ZanesUitie, weehIy
temperance paper, TO be c0iied
IhH WnG1nnn Innnml

IHE Proprietor is we'll aware Of the
heavy responsibilities he will assume in
undertaking the performance Of a task
SO ardnous as the one now in c0ntempIa-
tIOn; but, with the assistance Of penrIe-
men every way qualified, he is confident
'he experiment will be Iaudable one, even
though failure ensue.
lNTEMpERANCE, with her accompani-
menIs OF paH and discaqe. and wtticbcd.
ness and crime, has made such lamepru-
o'e Inroads upon the peace aud prosperi.
" OF the human race, that every COM
mehdabIe means should be used in order
10 Danish the monster from the land, aud
10 restore happiness, in all its primevaI
purIty, once more TO the domestic circle.
VINO is there, that has witnessed It's rara
geS' or the desotahOn and deSpdir that in.
eVltabIy follow in It's tram. but will
cheeriully contribute his mite to the stay.
ing OF The bHghtiaS Simo0n2 Is there
one? MethIuks not.
Although the main object Of the PEARL
will be The funberance The hoDy enter
prise OF Temperance on the Total ABdi
"ence plan, 50 successfully and bcneG-
cIaIIy advocated and recommended with,
IN short time past, and thereby proving
70 u l0ose over whom 1t exerts a happy in
nuence' ."Pedrt OF great price, yet its
contents Will be so Jud'cloosy selected
ana arranged as to give a general and
,ba ~ I,"V"I'aT ha'h eP',ot'0 'l 'ne news oI
,ho m 49, #: oOJ OJ'" sa,oa uors's" anu domestic
AUriont,nro ~ n1 IN I,1n.os' an'o N'''ra'u[e aho
90 onr Tm;ls will '.II'nV nIIn' STIn "[eo'loo
,ono,bor m;,h ,hn M ,a,,' 1,'o"' MS 'eaIuFe
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04
ROAD MOTT LTEl.

VHNllERE will be petition presented
IL tO The Commissioners of Carroll
county, at their March session praying
IOl the alteration of road, commencing
at the south end Of The line dividing the
lands Of James Brown aud HugI, Barn
hill, thence along SAID line about eighty
rods, thence via OF said Browne house to
Intersect The mouth Of The lane dividing
the lands OF James Altman and Thomas
George, thence along said line to a cor =
uer between the lands of Ez9kiel Maple
and Thomas George, thence east along
the line TO the corner OF Ezekiel Maple :
fence, thence to intersect the Carrollon
grade at bridge near Ezekiel Naples
hay house, thence TO inlersect The Sal.
works road al the east end Of David M.
Brney's lane.
February 4, lS42.
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80 arI, Il feeling ofdeep sy mpathy with
those whose hopes had been excited by
It's passage; the only feeling we have
ever had on the matter.
But neither our sympathy nor our
feeling is enlisted in favor of the de
.tectS in the law. We trus, that no time
will be lost in reporting, considering,
and passing bill to supply whatever is
detective, and remedy whatever is
wrong in the act. The friends of the
law will, we trust, aid its opponents in
making every amendment to it which
can tend to make it more just, equitable,
and equal IN its operation If uch
amendments are required, indeed, it is
more incumbent, now, upon The friends
than upon the adversares Of the law to
propose and support them.
The bill from the House to repeal
the Bankrupt Law, was rejected by the
following vote:
YEAS Messrs, Allen, Archer, Bav.
ard, B.nton, Buchanan, Calhoun, Ful.
ton. Graf, nm, King, Linn, M'Roberts,
Morehead, fiece, !orentlss, Rives, Sew
cir, Smith OF Conn ec'icut, Sturgeon,
Tappan, Woodbury., Wright and Young
-22.
NAYS-M Messrs, Barr ow, Bates, Ber-
rien, Cboate, Clay, Clayton, Evans
Henderson, Huntington, Kerr, MaueHm,
Merrick, Miller, Phelps, Porter, Sim
mons, Smith of Indiana, Southard, Tall.
madge, Walker, White, Williams,
Woodbridge-23.
Before the vote was announced, Mr.
Mangum said he desired to say that his
friend Col. Preston was absent by un
derslanding, with Senator from Loui
sana, (Mr. Mcuton } opposed to the re
peal, and who had left the Senate upon
special business, as was known to the
Senate. The Two Senators had paired
off
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNER,
SHIP.

FGNHE partnership heretofore existing
n under the name of BIMELER,
ROBY & POLLOCK, is this day dis,
solved by mutual consent. Tho collec-
llon Of the late firms outstanding &C.
counts and the liquidation Of their busi.
ness in general, devoIves by special a.
greement on ]. M. BimeIer and VIM
Pollock, who will use for said purposes
the name of BimeIer and Pollock,
All persons indebted 10 the late firm
by book accounts, notes or duebIlIs, are
requested to settle and make payment,
either at the old stand in Leesburgh, or
when called on by said BImeIer s. Pol
lock, or agents authorized hy them.
S. NJ. 3IMELER,
HORATIO ROBY,
WIN. POLLOCK.
Leesb1rgh, Jan. 81, l842.
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MIAMI CANAL,

The Miami Canal, including he War.
Ten county canal, was opened 70: nav
igatIon in February, and continued till
July, when the water was drawn of to
rebuild a lock and some water guages.
The old lock was among the first con.
strucled, and was buit Of free stone
from the quarry oo the Ohio, 100 miles
above Cincinnati, a material which ex.
perience shows is unfit for permanent
work. The lock and six guages have
been permanently re built Of lime stone
from Dayton.
Received for tolls and rents
during this year, 70,71S y
Which is less than last
year. 1894 II
The State has paid 1000 towards
draining ponds in Butler county, which
is charged 10 the Miami canal. This
will bring into cultivation considerable
land, and improve the health Of the
people.
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IMPROVED FAR,I FOR SALE

IMPROVED FARA FOR SALE
THE Undersigned, as agent for his
ta'her, David Alexander, now Of Illinois.
IS authorised to sell, on very accommo.
dating terms,
THE WELL IMPROVED FARM,
In Rose township, Carroll county, Ohio.
now ~ the occupancy Of Mr. Samuel
Mccullough beng the South West or.
OF secIlou 2l, in township IG, Range 7.
Upon The premises there are large aud
comfortable dwelling house, Barn. Sta.
b'e and other necessary outhouses, to-
grther with large and thrifty orchard.
Ab1ni 81 acres oi thls tract are CLEARED
ana III cultivation; and III, whole - .it-
ualed within nine or ten miles Of B,II-
var % the Ono Canh. One thou-ard
dollars oI ihe purchase money will be
required ~ hand-the haIance in paw
meals' An IudlspOtabe tile will be
conveyed to the purchaser. Application
may be made to the undersigned at Jo.
sePh klmmeII's IN Rose township.
PHILIP ALEXANDER agent
for DAVID Alexander.
January 81, lS42.
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FARM FOR SALE
OR RENT

This Farm lies one mile west OF Wyn.
ing's Mil, on the road leading from Elk
horn to Tope's Mill. The Farm contains
100 acres, with about so acres cleared
The improvements are a good hewed log
House, we'll finished; and a very large
Barn. The farm will be sold il ifappIica.
ton be made, or if not sold, will be for
rent. For terms, apply to the subscriber
living within half a mile of George Fos
ter's Saw Mill, in Lee township,
ROBERT BEATTY.
January IA, lS42
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that petition will
be presented TO the Commissioners of
Carroll county at their March session
of l842 for a county road TO be viewed
and laid out as follows: commencing
near the house of Andrew Black, in Mon.
roe township; from thence TO the land
line between said Black and James Wy.
chof, thence along said line south TO a
point near the brow of the hill; thence
the nearest and best route to the forks
o # the road near John Pearche's; thence
along the Leesburgh and Canton road 20
the forks ofthe road in Peter Innings
lane; thence to a bank near John P4ck'
er's stable from thence by the nearest
and best route to Joseph Mi.ler's house,
in Monroe tp,, Carroll county.
A PETITIONER.
January 27, l842.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

PURSUANT to a writ of f. fd. to
me directed, issued out Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Carroll county. | will
offer for sale, at the door Of the Court
house in CarroIIloD, on Saturday the 26th
day of February next, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4P. NJ the fol =
lowing real estate situate in said county
Of Carroll, to wit: Lots No. 90 aud SO
in The Town of Pekin, with the i'm
provcmenrs thereon. Taken in execu
ton and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January 81, 1912.
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From the CLereland Dailu Herald.

From the Cleveland Daily Herald.
The WAR STEAMER.-The following
letter in the Erie Chronicle of the 18th,
settles the question we suppose as to
where The irigate is TO be constructed:
"Nary Department Jan 6, 1912.
'Sir,-The communication dated Oct
8, l84l, signed by yourself and others,
and addressed 10 this department, has
been received. In reply you are inform.
ed that The government has not abandon
ed, but is now prosecuting the design OF
building a steamer on Lake Erie. The
vessel will be OF iron, E. Will be construc.
ted at Erie.
Agreeable to the request Of yourself
and the others who signed it, your let.
ter will be laid before the President.
You will will please communicate The
contents Of this letter to those interest
ed.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ABEL p. UPSHUR.
P s. V. Hamot, Esq, Penn.
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ApOthecary & D"-e STORE

ApOtheCary & D"-e S'OE0'
Il The subscriber respectfully
E Informs his customers nnn ano 'no ne
= HANDS the he'll IarHgss..n Hs has as be-" bes, as. un
sortment Of
DRUGS, PAINTS, GUMS, DYE
STUFFS. GLASSWARE. OILS. of
every description, PATENT MEDI.
CINES, Walls, DC ever offered for
sale in this place; which he is prepared
10 sell at very reduced prices.
Physicians throughout the country are
respectfully solicited to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Hatlefs Shoe.nakers, Painters, Cabi-
net aud Chair Makers, Fullers, Il Dyers
can be supplied with articles in their
line Of business. on The most reasonable
terms
Orders executed with lailhiulness and
despatch.
Store one door south west of Mr. Leg
getl's Hotel.
R KENNEDY.
Carrolton, Dec. "a, l64I.
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j DacksOn s. Sinclair

WOULD their customers that The time yearhs arrived which
they wish have books sed Them have elected
reasonable inability
settling To they hold and
dub which would call ALL and
made waiting reasonable length An
mediate this
CartoIbE, January IA l842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04
Augusta Land in Market.
"BoYS, DO YOU HEAR THAT, y

"BOYS, DO YOU HEAR THAT,
That valuable and productive quarter
section Of land, lately in the occupancy
of Thomas Brown, decd, situated one
mile South east Of Augusta, Carroll Co.,
Ohio-is now offered for sale. About
fifty acres Of this quarter are cleared and
ready for cultivation. The other i'm
provements consist ola OweIiug.house,
Barn, Spring'house, &c. The soil IS
fully equal to any lands IN the country
for grain growing; and, taken altogether,
it is perhaps the most desirable tract of
land now for sale in this section OF the
State. Terms will be made known upon
application TO Mrs. T. P, Brown, Nor
ton, Summit county, Ohio, or to the un-
dersigned, liza slle should not be efec.
led before 20lh Of March next, the farm
will be rented for the term OF one year
from the Isl of April thereafter
JOHN PEARCE.
CarroIltob, Jan, 81, 1912.
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January 81, lS42.
THE STATE OF OHIO |

CARROLL County. 90
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacati0n after October Term A. d IB4l.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Daniel Burrier US Henry Burrier, Sam
ucI DoweI and Mary MogdaIene his
wife, John Lucas and Catharlne h wife.
John Loog, William Long SamneI Long,
Jtcob Long, Mary Loug. Elizabeth
Long E iza JAM Long, Hannah Long
and Eve Long: The said defendants will
take notice, that the said Daniel Burrler,
did, on the 18Th day Of January, A D.
1912, file his petition in The office Of the
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas. IN
and tor said Couutg, wherein he demands
pnriiIIJn oI the following real estate SIT.
uaied in said county, to wit The West
half ol the South West quarter Of section
81, in township II, Of Range 4. contain.
ng eighty acres q eighty seven & half
hundredtbs Of an acre. The SAID petl
lion represents said defendants as tenants
in common with said demandant in said
premises; and pr'ys that one equal un.
divided fh part thereof may be set off
to said demaodant in severaIty-which
SAID petition will he for hearing At the
next Term of said Court.
DANIEL BURRIER, bv
PEARCE STARKwEATHBE, & JARVIS.
bis Attorneys.
January, q, 1912.
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SURPLUS REVENUE.

tat cnCnt ofbe receipts and disbursements of the Surplus Revenue
the County Of Carroll The 4h January lo4
5th January, Ie42.
Fund Commissioners OF Carroll County Or.
To Balance OF Surplus Revenue received from $22642 Is
Cr BY the following disbursements
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J. e. KENNEDY,
NJ VANSTRONDER
Carrollton, Feb. 4 1912.

P. S. ]. G. Kennedy begs leave to
return his thanks to his former Gus.
toners for the very liberal patronage
which they have heretofore extended to
to him; and he hopes that the new firm
will merit and rec, i've a continuance Of
such patronage.
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PUBLIC WORKS,

The Cincinnati Gazette furnishes @
general synopsis Of the annual report
of the Board Of Public Works, from
which we make the following extract:
OHIO CANAL.
The total cost is $4 695,203 60. The
navigation on this canal was opened
about the Goth OF April and continued
till the goth December, with but one
interruption Of few days, by a break
in the Bank near Roscoe. A line Of
packet boals, commencing in May, run
through the season without the loss Of
trip.
Tolls, ,>ines and rents recei-
we'd for the year ,4162O2 60
Paid for re-
pairs &c l24,26S 40
Paid salaries
collectors &c. 924O 73
log rnA 90
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CarrroIllon, Jan, 81, 1912.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

PURSUANT to an order of alias f.
ia. to me directed, issued out of the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Carroll coun.
ty, will offer for sale, at the door Of the
Court house in CarroIItou, on Tuesday
the lst day of March next, between tie
no"r" "' 10 O'clock A. NJ and 4 P. NJ.
the following real eslurr, s',u~,~ : .
roIton in said county, to wit: Lot No,
80, in Arkinson's addition TO the town
OF CarrolIton, (known as such on the
plat OF said town. with its improvements
thereon, by a mortgage OF S3s5 due on
The 9th day Of May l843, together with
five per cent Attorneys collecting lee.
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January 2I. 1912
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I 8 4 z i!

THE subscriber would respectfully
request those of his customers whose ac
counts for the last year are yet unsettled
TO call and make settlement Immediately
He intends TO make II rule 10 settle W
his accounts as often as once year a
least, and hopes it will meet with the ap
probation OF his customers.
All who do not approve OF the above
rule are at liberty to change their place
OF dealing; and on failure 10 make settle
ments as above requested, may expect IL
find their accounts in The hands Of prop
er officers for collection.
lie has number of NOTES and DUE
BILLS on hand, which ii not lifted vely
soon will be put into collection.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
Carrolton. Jan, IA, lS42.
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ShcriI'2s Sale.

EDURSUANT to writ of Fl. fa ct
1 Lcpari FdciaS, to me directed, is
sued out Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Carroll county, | will offer for sale, al
the door Of the Court house IN Carroll
ton on Saturday the 5th day of March
uoXt, between the hours of ~ O'Clock
A. M. and O'Clock P. NJ, the follow.
ing real estate situate in said county. tC
wit. The South West quarter of Sertion
eleven, Township fifteen, and Rauge
FIVE, subject TO a mortgage for three
hundred and thirty one dollars twenty,
five cents, due October 10Th, lS35-and
also, one other mortgage upon SAID quar-.
ter Section and forty acres of another
tract of land, for eight hundred and
twenty dollars, due 18Th June, 1889 -
Taken in execution and will he sold hv
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, CarroIton,)
January %, l842,
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course prepared BY me ra.caly Lo.
ccloco vino was born by mistake n ibis
country. and WHO refuses to take him
sell of TO Botany Bay for It's good.
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R.ARTIS FOR RENT

ElARIIS FOR RENT
WE will rent the farms belonging 10
he Estate Of James Sinclair, deceased,
near the town of Carrollton, for two or
hree years from the first of April next.
Proposals will be received until the lst
OF January, l842, at which time we will
article. Security will be required for
he payment of The rent. Proposals can
ne handed to VIM, NJ. Sinclair, at the
Store of Jackson 4. Sinclair
CHARLES FAWCETT,
GEORGE SLOAN.
Executors.
November 10, lS4l.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Ed EMAlNING in the Post Office al
Ia CarroIlon, Carroll county, Ohio.
on The first day Of January, l842.
Marg't c Atkinson James Johnston
B Vim d Jenkins Is
Morris Baker X
Conrad d Bah B Michael KIeckner
Jerem'h Darlington NJ
Wm W BeIvlIe2 Geo X. M'Casky .
G Walter M'CIintock
Matthias Cook Mrs. E Mlntosh
George Cock John Maple
VIM. Cafey Vim M'Queen
Jason CaIl VIM M'Pherrln
Catherine Crather Jas. M'FarIand
VIM Croxlon Mary M,dRlgRls MdRlgR,lssu-
Henry Cox Isaac Marshall
Wm NJ Clark l.
D Jonathan Long
Miss Neomi Davis n
Fleming Dempster james NlVln
John Downes Abraham Naizer
G. ID. Dicken r
Edward Davis j. W. Root
E John ROby
Peter Eyorhart S
Geo. Ebersole Hannah Stewart
F Nancy Ship
John Frank J SloTer
G Samuel Stark
N Green David SheIlne
H ROberI SerOt
David Huston David Sellers
Lewis Harsh I
James Harris John H. TripP
Sarah Huston
John Herald Anton A VeItln
Mary c. Huston Y
James Hook Robert Young
John Hughes
THOMAS WILSON, P. NJ,
CarrolIlon. January 7, 1912.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
~ Office is hereby given to all those
~ who are indie bled 10 the esrat Of
Richard Stephenson, late of Centre town
ship, Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, 10
make immediate payment to the under
signed Executors; and those having
claims against said estate are requested
to present them, legally proven, for SET
settlement within one year from this date
ELIZABETH STEPHENSON,
ALEXANDER POR TER,
JOHN W. THOMPSON, !
Executors.
January 7, l84l.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

The selection Of Mr.. Birchard for tie
Supreme Bench fails of giving universal
satisfaction. The "Emplre," The Loco
Foco organ at Dayton, impues his sue.
cess to the "rascalIy" conduct of certain
members of Congress. We heard during
the Pendency Of the question in tin pan,
that Allen and Tappan had sent home
Instructions 10 their IIege subjects Ia the
Legislature, to give The Judgeship TO the
late Solicitor, but we did not suppose
that any member oc the party would ella a,m
That ne had any right to dissent from the
dtclatIon OF The lords superior who have
The exclusive charge Of and al ways at.
tend TO these small malters.-O S. Jour.
nal
From the Dayton Western Empire.
"We are not prepared TO question the
wisdom of the Legislature, ia their se-
lection SO far as The ability of Judge
Berchard is concerned, bnt we do pro.
test against the Interference of Congress
IS appointments by the Legislature. -
We have seen tin pannng, or in other
words, rascaIity enough, Of this cbarac.
ter, IN the State of New York. That a
man Vho bas held an office under the
go0craI government, at Washington
with a salary of three thousand dollars
per annum, should return to OHIO, on
the change Of administration, and before
he has re,acquiled lost citizenship, super.
cede, at the hand of the Legislature, ma
ny very worthy and compe,en! citizens
Of the party, in an appointment to high
and lucrative Office, looks, to us at least,
rather suspicious. But enough"
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Kennedy e. VanstrOnder,
gFAlLGORSu

J.K. KENNEDY & M. VANSTRON.
DER have formed partnership for car
ryng on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
In all its branches, in the shop heretofore
occupied by J, 6, Kennedy, opposite the
Court house, in CarroIton. They are
prepared TO execute all orders in their
line upon The shortest notice, aud in a
manner which they believe will give sa,
lis(aCtion 10 their customers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04
2S2,608 Al
Net tolls

Net tolls 2S2 ,600 Al
Which exceeds 6 per cent on the cost Of
construction. There is diminuton in
the tolls this year, compared with those
of last year, of 35.9I9 DO.
The following is a statement Of the
canal business at the two outlets Of the
Canal, at Cleveland and Portsmouth.
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I'd EMAlNING in the Post Office al
Ia CarroIlon, Carroll county, Ohio.
ca The first day OF January, l842.