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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

JOSEPH BLUNT, n. Y.
c. G. HAVEN, n. Y.
ADONiRAM CHANDLER, n. Y.
GEO. BACON, n. Y.
+. II. PRUYN, n. Y.
HENRY BURDEN, n. Y.
CHARLES S. MORGAN, Va.
MELVIN COPELAND, Conn.
BENJAMIN REEVES, Pa.
WM. B. KINNEY. n. J.
GEO. B, HOLMES, X. i.
I. b. WAkEMAN, n. Y.
L. D. CHAPLIN, n. Y.
WM. G. LAMBERT, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

GJ It. is understood that Convention which
has been signed in this city between MIR. WEB-
sTER, Secretary of State, on the part of the United
States and Lord ASHBuRToN. Special Envoy. on
the part of Great Britain. yesterday transnlie-
ted BY the PRESIDENT Of the United States 10 tho
Senate for consideration BY that body il It's ENe-
cutive capacity. The Senate generally setting with
delibera,ion on subjects of so grave character,
it will probably be several days before any thing
decisive is done or known concerning the Treaty.
Mar. Int.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

T Was there ever such weather, Rain in
April rain in June; rain, rain in July; rain, rain,
rain in August. Two showers day and a soaker
at night arc about the average for this month
The later Harvest, whether of Grain or Hay, must
suffer fearfully. Where's E,py7 Could Mt he be
persuaded to turn his machinery backwards for a
week or two?
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

vice while serving in the Navy was, after some
discussion, laid ON the table.
The bill zppropria,ing $4,000 for the purchase
OF Shreeves' Snag-bost, was, after . shaggy de-
bate, laid on the liable.
On motion of Mr.. RlyEs, the conrnittee OF
Foreign Affairs was discharged from the further
consideration OF various memorials referred 10
them in the early part of the Session, asking Cor
ernment to take some more decided measures Tor
the collcctios OF claims against the Mexicaa Cos
ernnent, on the ground, as stated IN MIR. Rivess
report on this subject made Yesterday, that this is
matter for the action of the President, ard not OF
Congress.
The bill regulating the pay of ,rursers and war
rant officers of the Navy, and for the relief Of Tho
President Directors & Co. of the Agricultural
Bank Of Mississippi, were passed
The TREATY was received from The President,
and the Senate Immediately vert into Executive
Session, ard remained therein ill they adjourned
at a late hour. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

FLoRlDA-The Madi,onian publishes the oiii-
cial account of the Indian outrage which was re-
Gently chroniced in the Florida papers, from
which it weuld appear that the whole affair was
trick, performed BY white men in disguise, either
from spirit OF mischief or with view to make
the continuance of the military operations aPla-
rently Indispensable. 1t was said that ore man
was killed and two wounded; but it now appears
that the men, on approaching the house, purposcly
raised the guns, so that on firing the balls did no
harm; and on entering the house, although they
made great uproar, they did no harm, but were
quietly turned out of the house by the owner.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Wcs.ern Elections.

Correspondence oil The Tribune -
BALTIMORE, Friday, % O'Clock, A. M.
nave another return from Illinois, the sec
&. .,,;. ,uj fnrrher-Sesn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

D We think the Commercial AdccrtiSer is
100 fond of interpreting Political events to the dis
advantage of Mr. Clay. 1t is very true that u
large portion of the People of Kentucky in fa-
vor of Relief or Stay-Laws, and that they have
voted accordingly for Members of the Legislature,
even to the extent of electing Loco-Focos in many
undoubted Wing Counties. But what possible
connexion has all this with the question of next
Presidentl Suppose Mr.. Clay is opposed to Stay
Laws as we doubt not he is he is in the Legisl
,ure, and cannot come in collision with the Relief.
men, The Commercial does not doubt that Ken
lucky will give him 10, 900 majority for next
President, and Louisiana at least 1000; and yet
he has spoken as though each had gone against
him. Such paragraphs mislead the public and
ncedlessly dshearten the Wings III a time of suf-
Gcicnt adversely. Better leave their manufacture
10 John Jones and the Loco-Foco press.
20 We yesterday stated, on the authority of
Custom-H House officer who lad been waited on
with requisition, that paper was in circulation
there expressing approval of the last Veto-for
what purpose was obvious. We have since been
waited on by c. II. officer who had not been
called on to sign any such paper. Both undoubt
edly state the truth. five have been instrumental
in heading this game Of marking all the unbend-
ing Wings in the Custom House for prescription,
we heartily rejoice. Still, the Vaccinations of the
Union clique will ultimately prevail there.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

% a severe thuudcr-stsrm visited New-Havs,
On THURSDAY. A dwelling. house was struck.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

course which the people Of both parties
are pursuing towards their late Repre-,
sentatives, Go The side Of the Wings,
Almost every man who resigned his seat
and who will consent to accept a e.nom
ination has been brought out by accla-
nation, to receive the sea! Of their ap
probation On the other side nearly ev'
cry Tin Pan conspiralor has been dis.
carded with circumstances Of marked
reprobation and contempt by his own
party. What a rebuke! The lesson
will not o be forgotten! Another
attempt TO Gerrymdnder the State, for
party purposes win never be Witnessed
ia Ohio,-O. S Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
Managers" "DespefadOes"-Si Of
Fight, Sc.

"Managert," "DespefadoeS"-Sig~S Of
Fight, 81.
When our neighbor over the way
took charge Of the JcGerSonia1, he in
troduced his editorial labors with aVow.
ais Of the most pacific and amlable dis
position. A plain an,aaccustomed 10
rely upon fair words and fair promises
would have supposed that the late puirid
corpse OF the Jef1ersonian had under
gone resurrection; and, having revived
in a pure state Of existence, was about to
become the herald Of peace and good
will 10 all men! But a few weeks have
passed, and our neighbor of that print
begins to show evidentsignS Of fight -
He has discovered that some of his fell
iow'citiaens are managers" and some
Of them "Desperadoes" We advert 10
this sad falling of, not Tor the purpose
Of repelIing tho charges which the use
of such terms imply; but simply TO en-
Quire Of our editorial neighbor, whether
no is quite certain that the reSoIution
which provoked his Remuneration, WINS
passed by "thO Managers" Of the Wing
party; and, il so, who are these "Mdaa
gerS?n We know no such body Of CT
~tizens, dislrct from the whole Wing
party in Carroll county and We claim
to have some acquaintance with the
Wing party in this county. Per-
hsPs, the JefersOaian editor may have
some knowledge Of the Wings, of (which
we are as yet ignorant. Will he give
US lighR There arc "deSperGdoes" too,
it seems, among our Wing friends; but
who these "desperadoes" are W. are not
informed Doubtless our neighbor will
be kind enough 10 disclose all the facts
within his knowledge, so that the "Man.
ayers" and "desperadoes" will be tho
roughly exposed! But, If he should not
will it be presumiOg TOO much to asser
that he has published for truth that o
which he had no proof, and that which
may have been ~falsehood?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
From the Ohio State Journal.
Yhe Franklin Bank.

We are glad 10 see from the following
stat ment, that the Franklin Bank of this
city, has recovered from the embarrass-
ment in which it has been involved by
%loaning lis credit 10 the State, ala Eeri-
cd when the Stale was unable TO obtain
money upon lis own credit ior the pay
menl OF the Contractors on the Public
Works; and thal its condition is such as
10 enable it beyond all doubt TO sustain
It's new position before The public. Pre-
vlous to the loan TO the State, in 1871,
this Bank vas among The souadest ia
the State, and had been us ably aud sale
Iy managed. 1t will of course keep its
legs until lis charter expires in January
next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
ANOTHER OF THE "FAITHFUL''
RECEIVING TIE STAMP OF
APPRECIATION.

The Wings of Warren held a mass
meeting on tho 9Th inst. to nominate
their ticket. The convention consisted
o feight hundred Of the sovereign peo'
pIe themselves This is somewhat IT,
accordance with ilamer's advice, that "iI
was time for the people TO look after
their " affairs" On the ballot for
Representative TAT votes were taken,
Of which John Probasco, Jr., received
570-o,her candidates 1T. Mr., Pro-
basco was one Of the resigning members
has been 10 the House OF Represen-
tatives two years, where his influence
as an intelligent, attentive and capable
legislator, as we'll MS q ready debatcr,
has been felt and appreciated 10y his
colleagues. We happen to know that
j, was Mr.. P's intention to decline a re-
election, but suppose the wings OF War
rem rame TO tho conclusion that they
could not dispense wllh his services JUS
at this prescott crisis.
What can more explicitly or satistac
toriIy reflect the impression made up
on tho public mind by the events wh'cl
terminated The extra session, than TIL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16


MASS MEETING AT NEW LISBON
The Mass Meeting at New Lisbon on
Tuesday last, was a great and glorious
meeting Of the people. According to
the estimate Of a Locofoco of our ac-
qu%aintauce, who was present, the meet
log numbered from 5000 to 5000 We
are satisfied that there were not less than
5000 persons in attendance, during the
time occupied by the Governors ad'
dress. We have neither time nor
space this week 10 go into particulars
1t is enough TO say, that the whole al
fair went off in the true spirit oil 1910.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

A FIFTH AND SIXTH VETo.-The Pres
ident did not sign tho bill for the dis
trbulion of the public lands in favor Of
which he pledged himself TO the people
OF the West 10 his elechoEeering tour,
made in 1910. Nor did he sign the bill
to regulate the taking of testimony in ca
scs OF contested election which bill was
intended to prevent The recurrence O
such scenes as took place al The time Of
the New Jersey contest. Both these i'm.
porta Mt bills are thus defeated by the
non action Of the President, as efiec,ually
as il he had put his veto upon lhem.-
Baltimore Patfiot.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
For the Free Press.
MOTTO E.

The subscriber with respect would say
TO the citizens ofCarroIl and vicinity,
That on Main street he has opened q
school,
Which he hopes will be crowded and
full.
He there intends ever TO be and to keep,
Very reasonable honest and cheap:
He ~flatters himself that by attention he
can
Do better business than any other man
For he understands every thing com
pIete,
Orthography, Philosophy, Grammar +
Greek,
Geography, Arithmetic, Algebra he
has;
And everything else that would make a
man wise,
Latin he also will learn you with all,
If you will but come and give him call,
His room is nearly opposite Mr., jerks.
Store,
And now my dear friends just please to
call Ger.
| am indeed extremely fond Of chat,
Please come and take q round with me
al that;
III entertain you and thank you in stiIe,
II you will but come aad talk with me
awhile.
And now my dear friends please to give
me a call,
You may find me at the hotel,- or the
~ hall,
O friend just call if you possibly can,
For ! am worthy the a!Ienson Of any
white man.
PHILOM.
CarroIIton, Sept. 6, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
NOTICE..

The Board Of Managers Of the Car
roll county Bible Society hereby give
notice that they have received, and
have ready for distribution, a partial
supply Of Bibles and Testamenls for
the county; and for the speedy distrib-
uliou of them, they have adopted the
following plan;
One person is appointed in each town
ship as depositary for said township,
who is requested 10 come and get the
books at The Store Of M'EIderry 81 Mil
Ter and superinIend the distribution
Those who went around as solicitors,
are requested to get them Of the deposi
lary and distribute 10 their respective
School districts. receive the pay and
remit to the deposilary or TO the Trea
surer of the Society whatever funds
they may have by the first OF October
next.
Distributors are requested 10 sell for
cash only, or on very short credit. and
where books are given as donations,
keen az account of them and make a
reform to the Secretary Of the Society
The lowest price books only are given
as donations.
Those townships which have beer
explored will be supplied first Those
members of the Society through Iht
county, who have not yet paid theiI
subscriptions are requested TO make
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
DIR ~Pk0SPECTS.

A letter from Canton, Stark CO SAYS;
1.-The Wings arc 10 fine spirits, and
will get out a good ticket, Shannon's ma.
iority will not he more than Van Blu.
reE's was in 1910. Every whig in l840
is a Clay man now-Tyler men are as
scat rec as hens teeth"
Alotter from a gentleman iD Gallia co,
contains this paragraph: ii think we
shall DO able to get out oar whig votes
nearly or quite as well as in 1910.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

SPEAKER SPALDING --MosT "GLARING
NcoNslsTENcy,n-M Nj Speaker SpaIding,
we understand declared, 10 a late speech
at New Lisbon, tina, If the Wings had a
majority 10 the next Legislature, the 10.
cofoco members would do just as the
Wings had done al the extra session.
resign. Now, SpaIding and the LocoIoco
prints say, that the Wings committed
"lreason" by resigning. The Loco(o-
cos, therefore, mean TO commit "tred
son" in the event Of their being in the
minority! What patriots your SPald-
iugs are! And how they reason! The
Wings committed "~treeson," ergo, if we,
Spalding & Co. be 10 the minority, we
will commit "treason." Benedict Ar
mold committed "lreaGon;" therefore, i
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
SHERIFF'S SALE
September. i6. 1842.

BY virtue of a writ Of f f. Ell leu. ia.
issued out Of the court OF common pIeas
of Jefferson county, O., to me directed,
| will offer Tor sale at the house Of Ed
ward sweeney, lE,sl) on Saturday tho
24Dh inst. At IL o'clock, Nj. The following
property, 10 wit: one bay mare, | black
mare and colt, one dun two year old
mare, 8 mich cows, 3 heifers, 10 head
OF sheep, 2 hundred dozen of Wheat
in tho NOW. Taken IN execution and
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
September 8, l843.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

and 10 him. You will want a settle.
ment with him at the bollot boXes!-
From whose pockets has he wrung some
S'Tty or Sereny thousand dollars, that
he now imperiousIy %denounces u scotts
al you as The "RABBLE" the FILTH
and SCUM OF the nationm Keep that
IN remembrance on the second Tues
day in October.-O S J5W.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

think you may depend at least upon 600
majority, We shall go to work in good
earnest and do the best W. can"
This is IN the right spirit wings
pusk on gour columa.m The enemy is
already panic stricken and begins to
give way. One more charge along the
whole line, and the day is our own!-O.
s Jour,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

Speaker S%paldiog, will do Mewise!-
That's the argument! Does not every
man of one grain Of common sense see
that these Iocoroco hacks are attempting
to humbug the people3 Away with such
miserable demagogues! They resign!
Bah!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
CarroIIton, Sept. 6, 1912.
A HIG SONG

ARTS my delight &c.
Although the Ioco'ocos say
Our songs will never Go,
That tho we sung in forty,
We can't in forty Two
Yet we've a song to sing this fall
Which will them much annoy;
O Wilson Shannon will get a tanning
From Tom the WAGNER boy.
Tom Corwin now is on the track,
He's very hard to beat,
Hos proved he is no quarter horse,
He runs a Two mile heat,
And those who think to see him beat
Must we'll their time employ.
@ Wilson Sbannipg sc.
And tho he has 10 carry weight,
Yet he'll go none the lamer,
He'll carry King and "Iyter too,"
The Iocolocos carry Hamer;
Yet they must carry Hamer boys,
Ere they all banks destroy,
o Wilson Shanning DC.
We know hat Tom is very fast,
And bottom to the core,
And he can beat their fastest nagg
Excepting GouOrnor Dorr.
For he's the fastest horse about,
The locos ride and joy,
% Wilson ShannIng &c.
Unto the liking and Tyler men,"
We have a word TO say
Why will you if your honest men
Thus throw your votes away,
Why throw your votes away my friends
And thus yourselves destroy
% WiIsing STAINING, &c.
Three cheers for Tom and Liberty,
He'll beat The Locos soon
To us he's roasted turkey,
10 Them he's roasted Coon,
To them he's roasted coon, my friends
The feast they don't enjoy,
o Wilson %Shauniug &c.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
STATE Or OHOA &C
CARROLL CaUNTYy|
SUPREME COURT,

Vacation after October Term, lS42'
John Shave,
VS. : Petition for divorce.
Nancy Shave,)
The said Nancy shave will take no.
iice that the dispositions Of witnesses VIII
be taken in this cause. before competent
authority, at the Office of Samuel Fox, in
the ;own of Hanover, Columbiana county,
10 the State Of Ohio, on the 18th day OF
October next, between the hours Of 10
o'clock, A. M, and 4o,clock, Z. M. OF
said day.
Z, R. ECKLY,
Atty. for Petitioner,
September. i6. 1842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
SILL,S BILL,

The Lokies are striving 10 divert pub
lie attention from the enormi,ies OF By-
ington's Bill, by various cunning devil
ces. They say that SiIl's Bill proposed
for Byington the same district that By
iDgton sought by his own bill. Well,
what lift did? The bill proposed by
Sill was not supported by the Wings
and, if we are correctly informed, was
Withdrawn by the mover under the con,
viction that it could not secure the votes
of The Wing members. We have not
seen that bill but we dare soy one thing
in regard to it, and that is, it did not add
a whole county to a district which con
tanned, without that county, about four
thousand too many lnhablIanls-as did
~Byingtou's bill 10 the "Gjrafe" district!
Stick a pin 'bere.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

MARRtED-On the llth Sept. by
j, B. TidbaIl, Mr.. Isaac Milllner, to
Miss Elizabeth Slaule.
Also-On the same day by the same.
Mr.. Moses Simmons to Miss Sarah ,Bo-
wen, all of Carroll county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

ERROR. Part Of this number OF the
Free Press bears date, September 10,
instead Of I6.-This was not discover
cd until the form had been nearly work
ed off.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

RTThe New York Senate, on Tues
day last, passed an apportionment bill
unanimously. 1t is supposed the House
will also pass it.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

'Mr, swipes I've just kicked your son
Bill out of my store.
tNelI, Swingle, its the first bill you
have looted this many'day.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

October EIeCtiON--l SAG.
GA sound Currency, Pro-
lection to National Indus-
try, and the Distribution of
the proceeds Of the public
IamdS.n
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
MEETING IS.

We beg leave to call the attention OF
the Wings o this county to the follow
ing resolution, adopted atthe late county
Convention at CarroIlton. Will our
friends call meetings without any IN.
necessary delay and perfect their ar,
rangemonts TO REDEEM CARROLL COUNTY?
ReS0lred, That the several townships
of this county are hereby earnestly re
quested to hold township meetings at an
early day, appoint committees of vigi-
lance and take such other measures as
are likely TO insure a full turn out of the
voters IN their respective townships at the
annual election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

GOV. tCORWIN,-This unrivaled
orator and pure Wing patriot arrived
here on Monday evening last, about 8
o'clock, on his route 10 New Lisbon. A
large number of citizens assembled ear
Iy in the evening, to receive him and
many Of them remained in townuntil he
arrived. About 8 o'clock P. M the
Court. house was filled 10 OVERLOOKING;
and, at the urgent request Of the citi-
zens, the Governor addressed them for
an hour and a half, ina manner which
no man but tom CoRwIN" could initiate
or equal. His address was received by
the Wings with unbounded satisfaction.
and many o,the opposite party express
ed their qualification with the manly anC
liberal spirit evincsd by the Governor
throughout his most happy remarks
Among other resolutions, the follow
ing was adopted by the meeting, wlIhou
a dissenting voice:
Resolred, That we the people her
assembled, having full confidence il
the ability and integrity Of NATHANIE
Dixie, do most cordially concur in tn
nomination of that gentleman by tn
people Of Jefferson county, as one Of lh
Representatives of this district.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
S706,S72 10
LIABILITIES.

Capital Stock, y$4l2,28o 90
Surplus Fund, 1860 50
Notes in circulation. 1877, 1922 90
Due 10 Banks, 1881 SIS
Due for Drafts on time, lS,Ol2 60
Deposits, 69'iA6 80
.$7O6, Ns8 10
Specie paymentsresumed this day
Certified by
j. M. ESPY, Cashier.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
STATEMENT
OF the condition Of The Franklin Bank of
COIumbus, September 7M lS42.
REsoU RCES..

UEeUU KCESs
Specie, $73 ,2Ss 80
Paper of other Banks, 1866 90
Funds in New York, 10000 co
Olhcr Eastern funds ia COL
lection, 7,84s 90
Due by Banks, a,l77 SO
Bills and notes discounted, 1869 SO
Due BY State ofOnlo, 3l7 $50 so
Stocks, 83,0S2 IS
Rea! and personal estate, l1,l6S 80
Expenses and salaries, 1888 80
Balance in suspense. 40 43
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
CLEVELAND COFFEE AGENCY.

We beg leave to direct the attention
of Merchants to the advertisement Of
Messrs ]. L WeatherIy & Co. Of CIeve
land, inserted in another column. 1t
will be seen that Rio Coffee mny be
purchased by the bag at the Cleveland
Agency, as low as 9 and three fourth
cents per pound, Would it no. be to the
inter- of the dealers in the article
hereabouts, to purchase at Cleveland2
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

Wheat, Oats, sc.
VIII be taken in payment Of debts duo
this office, if delipered soon.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16

payment before the LIST Of October next
as the board wish by that Time to order
another lot of books, TO supply the wants
of the whole county
By order Of the Board,
d. ROTHACKER, Secretary.
CarroiIton, September 10, 1912.
The following persons were appoint
ed as township depositariss: