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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

TNALL GOODS.-The undersigned ls
prepared with his usual extensive assortment oil sea-
,onable Goods orders for Garments in style
which will cospor with any house in the Trade, at prices
which must offer inducements to those paying ready mo-
ley. -, ........
Attention is solicited the style of Panaloens furnishes
al this establishment particular care directed ths os
parto,cn,, with the view Of giving entire satisfaction
suited assured hata superior fit always be realized
French and English Casneres in great variety OF aew
patterns us received. The assortment OF Vestings which
gave 70 satisfaction through the Spring and summer
Seasons, will he kept up.
French aad English Cloths OF super and medium guar
ties for and Frock Csa Pilot and Beaver Cloths fsr
surtouLs always on hand.
Fancy dress articles including Silk and Satin Scsris,
Cravas Handkercbefs, Gloves Hosiery, Suspenders,
Shirts, Collars &c, at usual moderate prices
VIM +. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 22s roadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
"A Principle made practicable is Principle made useful
NEW-YORk CASH TAILORING
ESTaRIJS|JNENT pAN Eulion.d New-York

The uauersgned in announcing to their Patrons their de
termination adhere strictly 10 tr principle OF cash deal
ng ;siness, would take say that they
become well satisfied OF The pract liability and Useful
such plan 10y the uniform which has at
,nded m operation in their house from the commencement
The advantages derived by the customer from the ndop
ton this SYSTEMATICALLY realizing gain oil so per cent
pon credit pricesthey conceive perfectly obvious, and
therefore need OF the merits Of their house
and the facilities with which they invested Of furnishing
i cheap and rich garment, they will not date-fny az
,ured as they that this simple fact is wei! known
their celebrity loo we'll established TO require further
mark And in calling the attention of the gentlemen of the
United States and Newly particular their
nen Of choice goods they will merely observe that unoe.
Waiting punctuaty and dispatch in answering The commands
,, their irieHds much part OF their system cash
n30 istt }. o. Bcolh ~ Wv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
Late Lynde Jennings, @zsBro"d"ay, hmtrIcan Hrs-
sStls

MAJ ATCHES lower than ever.-ln con
wv sequence of the reduction Of duties by the late
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF God and Silver
Levers Anchor Escapemeutg, LePne and other Watches
Of new and spencid patterns and Jewelra retail ets
considerable reduction former prices, being mnc'i
lower than they can bought for at other place m
The city Gold watche, as low as 30 to re each
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bnnght All watches
warranted 10 keep good time the money returned
Watches and Clocks repaired in the bss aanner and
ran,ed al much Joss than the usual pices.
G. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Waiches and Jewellery,
oI7su Wholesale and retail 81 Wali-st-, up STAIRS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
MFR BRAHAM has the honor to an.

MT r. BRAHAM has the honor to an
IYI rounce that he will give Concert a, the Society
Library Tuesday, Dec 9th, on which occason he viii
sing McGregors Ga,hertng and song called The
Family geeing. by Miss Aueussa Brown, and Ar Charles
BTaam, The Transient Hour, by o. "rtoiose, hs' a0u
MorTis's song OF Ny Bark is upon the Sea
Tickets one dollar each, be had AtwelFs, Hewetrs
Dubois and MIles Music Stores Concert 10 e'mmeses
al. O'Clock. oe ee
A hiER1CAN MUSEUM-Nlarble build
"A ing, Broadway, opposite St Paufs Chnrch.-Day
vIsiterS admitted the same evening Free.
u This Immense establishment consists Six Spacious
Halls cath 100 feet leSeh, asd containing more
wondertul works and arr than nve museums
in America Last week Of YANKEE "INCuELa; the
Celeste, Miss Hood, AI5no Lrdy, Fancy Glass Working,
Grand CCsmoraBa &c.
Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock, every evening half past O'Clock. Ad-
ulissisn TO the shoie > ceE;s, children halt price
SPLENDlD NOVELTIES Entire
~ Change of Performance !-iEW-Y0RK MUSEUM
and PiC1 GRE GALLERY, Broadway. opposite the City
Hal.-Mr. H. BENNETT, Manager, annsunceS with plea
tha, he has effected sor, wiki SiGNOR
Baner4 M s I ns and amt s
Ounces Miss BRUCE. ihe Sougssress: Mr.. 6. Il.
ST se s IL nm,sbe i sTofs Ma :o MERMAin M I've
iLBINO DEER; HALF 4 MILLION CT CURl0Sf
TIES: GLAsS-SLowISG, PICTURE SALLEKY ;;,II M ami
n Day Entertainment on wednesday and Saturday. tt
NAT ANTED-A situation by Protes
tant young Woman as cbauabeEmad or 10 do The
worK ot small tirlly GooC cNy reference. Apply dt
No 81 Canron-.treel back in the r"ar. 20 a
M ANTED.-Places for ? Girls. with
Wv good references, for housrwork the other
chaabcrwork or waiting Apply at los Reas-st y 90
AZ ANTtD. "A place by a colored
w Man, Waiter or Coacbman. Good references
Apply at l69 aott-s,. rear. e6 -
M ANTED. place by Girl. for
~ plain cooking washing, &c. Apply It's Crosby
stree; basement Good references 10 II
NNANTED.-A place by a very nice
w can Girl. for homework, &c. Refers TO her
last place. Apply at $50 MpberryN 90 IL
mo JOUKNEYMe,N PRiNTERS-A
4 person proicen, in the printing business IN all lis
situation which he embark with Advantageous prus
ner,s hv ealing M ;c6 Rrnadway dc 81
BOARD IN EAST BROADWAY.-A
Z , small genteel family be accommodated with
pleasant and Board at no IN East Broad oe
ing one OF the most desirable locations in the city oAe or
single gentlemen be acconmoda ed as above. ao D
nRY GOODS, the cheapest at BIER
y RITZ y PUGSLEY'S New Store, No. 5il Green
wich-street-
Broad Cloth los I'D per yard, Casmeres 6s6d per yard
Sa,inets Cd per yard white Fanne Is yard Canton
FtanGeis sd per yd superior cold Aapacca ure Cd
yd Bombaznes only 6,6 black Satin Coaks ouy Is 6d
per yard Wooen Sha VS. Is 81, six Stockings only Is o
Kid Gloves per pair; Boys CAPS, Is Sd; Sewing SILK Id
yard, ShitingS, g. s. Od and Is pr yard dark Chlntz
Prints cOors, only Is per yard, ard 5n assortment oi
MERRITT & PUGSLEY'S,
de Sits. 70. 54l Gresn;eich street
TOJDSMiTH'S WRITING and Book
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

u q Front Parior 10 Let, with Board, on the
first floor, suitable for Gentleman and Lady or two Ger
,lemen. Also, severa! apartments for Single Gentlemen
Location within minutes walk OF the Post Office or the
Park Apply at No. re CITY HALL PLACE. nd If
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

u Report No. 6.-AGUE AND FEFER-New-
York, Dec. !, l9i2-l attacked with the Ague and
Fever four Honlbs since halt the tine since have
been unable Ia labor have taken calonel and ialap,
Qunine and tie usual remedies for said complaint Also
spent three weeks in the Beyue Hospital was much en-
aebled by the disc and medicine 1t me brtwecn
$40 and $40 The last OF November called upon Doctor
John Thomson, 3i3 Broemestreet and the Sd day alter
wen, 10 work since which haze bad trouble with
the disease am we'll expense OF S2 %, and Dr. i :.
attendance instead between so and $780, under tie
other practice.
GEORGE HASKINsoN, l03 Elu-street New-Fork.
~ B.-Wanted 3i3 groome-st.eet. patients who can
t so relief from others Old Fever and Scorbutc Sores
and Ulcers of long standing cured above Call and SEE
the nvaiid the Office. Also, host Of certificates FROM
Others that have been cured d. lWH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

IY1 bounce that be will give Concert al the Society
Library on Tuesay Dec 6th on which occasion he viii
sing McGEegors Gathering, and ne~ seng called The
Family Meeing by Miss Aususa Brown, and M Charles
BTaham, The Transient Hour, by G "etoose, r.s a0o
Norris song OF Ny Bark is oU, upon the Sea ,,.,
Ticses dollar each, 10 De had at ttweh>' He"stIs ;
Dubois and Millets Muse Stores Concert 10
al O'Clock. CD D
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
DO you burn one

NANTUCKET OIL STORE.
II The subscriber been appointed Agent Tor the sale
OF oil for an extensive Oil Company at Nantucket and IL
prepared 10 supply consumers his from his wag
ons daily or otherwise than the usual market prices
~ the cask.
Sperm Candles superior quality q cents per lb by
the box.
~ B.-Famlies who purchase gallons will be charged
The wholesale price.
owners OF steamboats,, and any large con-
sumers OF Oil will be dealt with very liberal terms
Oil delivered in any part Of the city free OF expense
MS I'm JAMES NJ ALlSTER Ito Dvislen-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

- TO BE LET-Lower part of house
i:sz l3i Varicks,teet- Very convenient for snail
t6
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

M ANTED.--A place by a Girl, for
~ plain cooking, washing, &c. Apply rs Crosby
tree; basement, Good references. 10 IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
New.York Cattle Hsarke,-D

Reportri er The Trbune.)
Ataarke, 9C0 head OF fresh Cattle, 285 Penusylva
MIA so Cows and Calves, and s45o Sheep and Lambs.
PRlcEs-BEEF CATTLE sold at about last weeks prices,
ana s. 30 50 25 mus, he taken The range few e1-
sold little higher so. left over.
COWS AND CALVES. Sales OFFS al last weeks prices,
$50 SS5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-All sold but 900 al 81 I2 81
some choice wethers al rs TO Si-Lambs 81 10 1928
HAY AND STRAw-Loose Hay owing the unsettled
othe weather, has sold little quicker but prices
main 62ic Pc, abundan, 81 80 per load
of loo huadleS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

u HIecturcs-Beiore The GENERAL SOCIETY
! OF MECHANICS AND TRADESMEN, in their Lee
Room Crosbv-strect, Tuesday Evening, II
O'clock Mr.. J. X. FISHER will eever Lecture the
Fine Arts. dc II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

fnIrouuctory VRhlIS
Single Ticket Tor Lecture 25 cents; for the Course
81 so. Ticket admitting GeIl-man and Lady TO the
Course, So; Family Ticket, SO.
Tickets 10 he had at the Rooms Of the Lyceum, and
the store OF SAMUEL S. HINMAN, No. l45 Eighth Ave.
Members will receive their Tickets from the Secre
IpIY al The Rooms OF The IYcrun. d6 2lt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

nWIDEND.-The Board of Directors
~ Of Tho Howard Insurance Company" have de-.
ciared Dividend OF TEN per cert the new capital,
payable OH an after November 81, 1872
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
Novo,ai,ar UI6 2my
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

Akl ANTtD. "A place by a cOIored
w Man, as Waiter or Coacbman. Good references
Apply at l69 hottest. e6 -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
AUCTION SAI,r.s
josiah Richards, srcrcnee-
pY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATE
WEDNESDAY EVENING.

0 Store $50 Broadway
Laeraicsss advances iate cepsgrmeu,s for sueuo,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

M ANTED.-Places for Girls. with
Wv good references, for housework, the other
chaaIbcrwork or waiting. Apply al los ReaSst p do
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

are mammal, there being
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

NUNUAf,
moderate business done the Brokers Board TO-
day without material variation in prices Long Island and
Harlem declined per State Stocks were firm
coo State Sevens sold 1921 and advance Ohio Stock
recovered per cent
The Foreign Exchange rates are nominal there being
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
City ENcE.

LAWYERS DiARY.-This Day, December g.
epgR,oR CouRT.-Nos g. il, 16, 20, 81 %, IS, a. 25
% So 4 ST. S ls S3 81, IS, So There will be double
coxwos PLEAs-Part l.-Nos H. III, 49, l2L IS, 49,
81 81 25 OIL 49, in5-Par, at 10 eclock-Nos- 40, H.
50 iSs, 20, 81, sc, 90, leo.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

DOsRD IN EAST AY.-A
Z J small, gen,eel family be accomplished WIN
pleasant rooms and Board no IN East broadway he
one the most desirable locations III the city OAe or
two single yrnteRen be acconmodae ed as above do s.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

IA ANTED-A situation by Protes
w tant young Woman as chambermaid or do the
work OF small family Good c,y reference Apply at
No. 50 CanGon-.treel, back in the rrar. 10 "a
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

q Hectares of The Chelsea HIyccum.-Third
Annual Course 10 be delivered the Baptist Church in
Sxteenh-,tree (bird building OF the Eighth Avenue
Wednesday. Dec T. Introductory Lecture by JOSEPH s..
BosWoRTH, ESQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

Ma ANTED.-A place by very NICE
w American Girl for housework, &c. Refers 10 her
last place. Apply al $50 Mnlberry.Nt. 90 IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

= H
NENCE SOCIETY will hold a public meeting IN the 4 :
len street Methodist Church (Rev. John Poisail THIS
tIuesday) EVENING. commencing at O'Clock .it-
dresses may be eGoecled from the Rev James Sewe
Brooklyn and 5. }. Andrews, Esq OF this city, together
with appropriate music by the choir OF the church. A
collection viii be- taken up aid the funds Sc
cley. BY order, JOHN B. BREED. Secretary. dc L..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

NiiIfHau ana transportation CUTIPUr1' TOT '0''' " ~
once II.
One the desirable pews in the middle aisle ot 81
artholOmew's Church (Laayct.e Pace.)
new story dwelling house and LOT in University fiace
tIe 4th house abeve Eleventh
The sory dwelling house and lot No. $50 FourtlsTeet
overlooking Washington Square.
The 8 story DIV ling house lot No. u Duane.street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

Winter Course OF Lectures OF
on Wednesday, the 9Th day
Il. a, the College Rooms, zo5
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-02
THE STATE OF OHIO, J &C.
CARROLL County. 90

THE STATE OF OHIO, g.
CARROLL COUNTY. %
Mary Boyd,
James Moore, ct. al
THE said James Moore and Sarah his
wife, John Boyd, Thomas Boyd, and
James Boyd, Of Beaver county. State Of
Pennsylvania. Rober; Boyd OF Washing
ton county, Pennsylvania, James Sharp
and Nancy Sharp his wife, and Mar2a
ret Campbell, oil Columbian county. O.
David BOYD vi Jefferson county, Ohio,
John Anderson and Rachael Anderson
hts %IIe, OF Rrchiand county, OHIO; Dav,
I'd Moody, sen, John B. Moody, Eliza
MoodY, Nancy Moody, Sarah Moody. &
David Moody, jun, James Brown and
Martha Brown his vile, and John Har.
man, Of Carroll county, Sale of Ohio
are hereby notified that on the fifth da,
of August, 1912, Mary Boyd-widow Of
John Boyd, late Of Beaver county, Penn.
deceased-f.ed 10 the Cour: Of Common
Peas of Carroll counly, State Of Ohio, a
bill IN Chancery against them, the sub.
stance Of which is, that she is the WIDOW
oil John Boyd, late Of Beaver county, Pa.
deceased, that during her coverture with
the deceased, he was seized in fee as an
estate OF inheritance, Of the following do
scrIbed lands, situate in the county of
Carroll and State Of Ohio, 10 wit: The
west half oflhe North West quarter. Of
Section 90, Township l2, Range 4, and
tie East half of the North East quarter,
Of Section So, in the same township and
Range-that they are heirs at law Of the
estate of John Boyd, deceased, except.
Eng John Hartman, who preteuds to claim
Title 10, or some interest in, the aforesaid
lands. The object and prayer of The bill
is to obtain Dover in said lands, and have
the same set of TO The said petitioner &
the SAID defendants are hereby notified
TO appear at The next term Of the Court
and plead, answer, or demur, to the said
Bill, or the petitioner will apply TO The
Court to take the matters of the said bill
as confessed, and decree thereon accord.
lngIy.
Brown & GRISWOLD.
Solicitors for Com claimant.
August IL, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-02
THE STATE OF OHIO, co
CARROLL County. ""'
IN CHANtERY.

Davis Vail,
vs.. 10 ~lOrecloae,
William Wier
The said William Wier, fwbo is not d
resident ofthe State of Ohio is hereby
notified that on The Sd day Of August A..
D 1912, Davis Vail of Carroll county,
Ohio, fled in the Court Of Common pleas
Of said county, a bill IN chancery against
The said William Wier, the substance Of
which is that on the 7th of October AID.
1871, said William Wier, executed two
several notes payable TO James Cassidy,
for two hundred dollars each, lin all
$4,000 and a mortgage 10 secure The same
on the East half Of The North West or.
of section 10, IN township l6, of Range
6, excepting l9 and a half acres off The
South end Of said half quarterly in Car.
loi! county. That one Of said notes has
been assigned to the SAID Davis Vail, by
the said Cassidy, that the said note re-
mains entirely unpaid although long due.
The object and prayer Of said Bill, IS 10
gel decree to sell said land to raise the
mortgage money due on said note and
for general relief.
And the said William Wier, is hereby
notified that unless he appears, pleads.
answers, or demurs, to the said bill
within sixty days alter the next term Of
The Court, the said Davis Vail at the exs
p~rallon ofsixty days will apply 10 said
Court 10 take the matters Of the said bill
as confessed, and 10 decree thereon &C.
cordingIy.
BROWN g. GRISWOLD.
Solicitors for Complainant.
August 5, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-02
From the Ohio State Journal.
THE GERRYMANDER, OR THE AN
IMALS STIRRED UP WITH A

a DIIRbE.D UT Win "a
LONG POLE.
Tune OLD RosIN TIE Bow.
Come all ye young Wings of Ohio,
All ) g who are curious TO see
The wonderful works of creation
Composing this MENAGERIr.
Holmes, Summit and Wayne in this fig
ure,
Display all the form of Quill.
Escaped from the hands Of the keeper.
And fled, with the loss o: lis tail.
Here Franklin, Cbampai On, and Mama,
With Logan and Madison too,
A sprigbtIy and beautiful creature
Is THIS sane little Kangaroo.
Old Ross, Adams, jackson and Hooking,
Would make "a Greyhound, withou t
fail.
And Pike, tho strong hold of the Locos.
Lies snug at the root OF the tail.
Washington, Scioto and Lawrance,
Be sober, ye Wings, and don't laugh,
With GalIta, Meigs and old Athens,
Presents to the view a Giraffe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-02

We learn from the Romney (Va.) In-
teiIigencer, that as the mail coach, with
eleven passengers, was descending San
dy Ridge on lis way 10 Winchester, on
the 18Th instant, one of the fore wheels
came off, ard the coach becoming dlsen,
gagged, was thrown over a preciplce, with
the passengers in it, making several com.
pIete turns IN its downward course. A
Mr.. Janney, Of Loudon county, who was
riding on the top Of the vehicle, wa. so
much injured that his life is despaired Of.
None OF the passengers inside Of the
coach were injured in the least.-Cou. d
Enquirer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-02
SHERTFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a decree and several
wriis of f ia. ct leu ia. issued out Of
the Court oil Common Pleas Of Carroll
county, 10 me directed, | will offer for
sale at the door OF The Court house, in
CaIroIlton On Monday the 18th day of
September next, between the hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. The
following described real estate, to wit:
The North West quarter of section 10, tp.
Is, Range 6, except six acres of the
South West corner, appraised at S3975
also the N. E. quarter of section 10,
township III, and Range 6, containing
l45 acres, appraised at S2733-also the
South East quarter of Section ~, town
ship II, Range 7, containing l61 acres,
appraised at Sl400. Taken in execu.
tiOn and will be sold BY me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
August IL, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-02
81 ESAYED

From the subscriber on the night or The
9TH Of July, n BriRdIe COW,
with a white lace-also, ii dark stripe
running over the left eye, large horus,
with considerable white under the belly,
and rising five years old. No other
marks reCoIIected. ANY person leaving
information at the Office of the Free Press
so that con get her, shall be reasonably
rewarded.
WILLIAM RUNlON.
CarrolltOn, July 20, l842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-02

STEAMBOAT SUNK, The 81, Louis Ga.
zette Of 18th says, that the Steamer Os.
age, just arrived at that port, reports the
GIAucus sunk in Scipio shute, just above
Hannibal. She struck a large snag and
her IorecastIe sunk Immediately, leaving
her out of the water at the boilers
She was badly broken and there was no
prospect OF saving her. She had but
little freight on board
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-02
SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY yirtae ola writ of FeaH erpOuas
issued Out Of the Court Of common pleas
for Carroll county, | viii offer for sale at
the door of the court house IN Carroll
ton, on Saturday the ls' day OF October
mex between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and 4 P. NJ. the fol owing real es.
tate, viz: the south east quarter of sec
ton 80, township IA and Range 4, with
the Improvements thereon appraised at
$4,000. Taken in execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
August 26, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-02
THE MERMAID.

We called yesterday at the Pacific
Hotel, and saw the long expected and
much talked Of Mermaid, in possession
Of Mr.. Griffin, an English gentleman
now on his way to London. 1t is Ger.
tainIy a queer fish, and has staggered
our incredibly beyond measure. 1t is
impossible that it should be other than
it appears, viz: al animal with the up.
per portion oil the body resembling the
human species, and the lower portion
that ola fish. We understand that sew.
eral professors Of Natural History ia
the city have seen it, and declare that
they dare not say that it has ever lived
as at present, every outward appearance
indicating that fact. Chambers, Linne.
sus and other natura'isls have decided 10
favor Of The existence of Nhis animal,
as also the poet SouIhey, Sir John Sin,
clair and others. Many apparently we'll
attesled and authentic accounts Of their
capture have been published, which re-
ally 90 far towards rescuing this AMI.
nal from the charge Of being fabulous,
We are glad to perceive that an op.
portunity is now SO near at hand to place
this matter in a tangible shape. Our
only regret is, that the national pride
of Mr.. Griffin has determined him, in
the face of large pecunia ry inducements
TO have it exhibited publicly in England
before submitting it to general examina,
tion in America.-N Y. Courier 4. En-.
qairer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-02

IOWA ELECTlONS.-The BurIipq-
ton Gazette Locofoco, gives returns from
nearly the whole territory. By these re.
turns the council stands 8ir to sir and
one doubtful and the House Of Repre-
sentatlves, fourteen to eLepen, and one
doubtful. This shows a large Wing gain
over previous elections. The Gazette
ascrlbes this gain to the Wings Selling
upon local subjects and ;aking advantage
of divisions in the Loo ofoco ranks. He
seems o go on the principle that a bad
excuse is better than none.-- Va Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-02
NOTICE

Is hereby given that application will
be made to the Commissioners of Carroll
county at their session TO be held on The
first Monday IN December next, for an
order 10 lay out a public road in Loudon
township, to begin at a stake standing on
the east side OF Section seventeen, about
fifty perches south Of The north east cor.
ner of SAID Section seventeen, thence a
north enst course TO a white, oak stump
standing on tho public road leading from
Kllgore 10 Rumley, md there to end.
CONRAD ABEL.
June 1912, 10,