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SURPLUS REVENUE.

The undersigned having been appoIn-
led agent for the Fund commissioners Of
Carroll county Therefore gives notice
to all concerned, that he will attend al
The Court house on the last Saturday oil
each month. (also during Court Ttrms)
for the purpose Of receiving the Interest
due on bonds given to said Fund Com.
m~issioners. 1t is hoped and REQUIRED
that all interests due on said bonds, will
be p~unctually paid at or before The next
court for said county ii not, the oppor
luni'y which will then be given, will be
embraced for he collection, not only OF
interests hut the principal also.
GEORGE BEATTY agent for F. G.
July "a, is42,
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of a writ Of f ia Ell lev.
Jfd. issued out of the Court OF CommUh
Peas Of COrrolI coauly, Ohio, 10 me
directed, | will offer for sale on 'rhe 9Th
day OF August next, between the hours Of
~ O'Clock A, NJ. and d O'Clock P. A.
at the dooro the Court house in Carroll.
ton, The following real estOte, TO wit: The
South Yves! quarter Of Section 80, in
Township Is, (tlarrison) and Range 6.
containing one hundred and forty four
acres more or less, Taken in execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
July s., 1912.
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July /, 1912.
SHERIFF'S LAfE

BY virtue Of sundry writs Of Tendi
ErpOnas issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Carroll county, and 10 me
directed, | will offer for sale at The door
OF lie Court house in CarrolIton, on Nom
DAY the FIRST day of August next, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and a
O'Clock P. NJ. The following real estate.
10 vii: Part OF The North East Quarter Of
Sect'or II, Township 10, and Range 6,
containing g & so 100 acres, appraised
at S2O0-atso, Lot No. 30, IN The town
OF New HagerslowD, with The improves
menls thereon, appraised at $50. la
Ken in execution and will be sold by ma,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
July |, 1912.
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NOTTE

Is hereby given that application will
he made to the Commissioners oil Carroll
county at their session TO he held On The
hfst Monday IN December next, for an
order 10 lay out a public road in London
township, to begin at a stake standing on
The east side OF Section seventeen, bout
hIly perches south Of The north east cor.
ner of said Section seventeen, thence a
north east course TO a White oak srnn,
on The public road LEADING from
KlIgore 10 RumIey, and there to end.
CONRAD ABEL.
Iaae 10, 1a49,
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Damages Last week, we stated that
MIR Peck had recovered $4,000 OF Neil,
Moore Il Co., (or injuries received by
the upsert,pg Of a stOge between Maflet'
ia and McConnelIsviIIe, In another
suit, young B, Peck, son Of the plaintiff
in the FIRST suit, recovered $4,000 as
damages sustained in the same stage
accident. - Whceling Times.
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WING Young Mems State
Convention.

The State Central Committee, in ac.
cOrdance with what they believe to be-
the wishes OF a large majority of the
Wings Of Ohio have concluded TO cali
a Wing Young Mems State Convention
to be held at NEWARK, on WEDNESDAY,
THE 24TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT. In max
ing this cali, the Committee entertain a
confident hope that the Young Men of
Ohio will see The necessity OF coming 10
once again, TO the rescue of their country
and lis free and glorious institutions
from the mlsruIe of those who have be.
eolne traitors 10 The trust reposed in them.
Ii was 10 the eXertIons of The young and
ardent Wings Of the Nation, that we
were mainly indebted for the triumph of
correct principles in 1910. and we trust
they will not now desert those principles
because they have been baseIy betray.
ed.
The unanimity of the Wing press
throughout this Union, is sure indica.
ton OF Il correct tone Of public feeling,
and We look forward to our future success
as a matter clearly Indicated by The pre-.
sem signs of the times. We cannot bet.
ter express our confidence in the sure sue.
cess Of our case, than by adopting the
language Of the Hon. JOHN ~SARGEANT, in
his letter TO the Philadelphia committee:
"Guided by the fixed star of their prIn.
cipIes, the Wings are moving sponrane
ousIy in one direction, with all the pow
er OF combined movement, and all the
energy of individual feeIing-their hearts
warmed with fIiaI love Of their country,
and their spirit resolved by a sense OF
what they WI 10 her, they cannot be
broken OF separated while they have a
country to defend, or d free representa-.
tive governmet to preserves: they will
no more give up HENRY CLAY TO the rage
of their enemies, than the Wings of 1916
would sacrifice JOHN HANCOCK, to those
who hated him for his gallant devotion &
signat service 10 The good cause"
Although the Young Men oil Ohio are
particularly called together on this oc.
c%asion, yet the Convention will expect
to receive the aid and counsel of the wis.
dom of maturer years. Invitations have
been extended to a number of those who
nave grown gray in the councils of their
country, and who through life OF public
service have ever been found true TO the
principles Of genuine democracy, as es.
IabIIshed by the Fathers Of the Revolu.
ton.
J. RIDGWAY, Jr.
JOHN A. LAZELL.,
LEWIS ElEYL,
JOHN GREENWOOD,
A. F. PERRY.
S. z. SELTZER,
G. ii. WING,
Whig Stale Central Commute
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J. RIDGWAY, Jr.
JOHN A. LAZELL.,
LEWIS ElEYL,
JOHN GREENWOOD,
A. F. PERRY.
S, z. SELTZER,
G. ii. WING,
Wing State Central COMMITTEE
R|EsUMTION IN VIRGINIA.-A.

RESUMTION IN VlRGINIA,-At
The recent Bank Convention in Virginia,
at which it was resolved TO resume sPe.
Gle payments on the 18th September
next, DR.. Brockonbrough, a good, Loco,
SAID, 81 am aware that strong prejudlces
have been excited against the Banks and
their managers To them all the sui.
ferings of the country have been attrib'
uted in a very summary way BY super
iiciaI observers. They may take their
just share Of this charge and still!
leave much blame TO others. They are
moi The constituted guardians Of the peo'
pie or oil Legislatures bodies; on the
contrary they are the mere creatures Of
both. They did not authorize the es'
adjustment of nine hundred banks in
the United States They did not create
State debls to upwards of two hundred
millions Of dollars. They did not ORR
ginate the humble rless speculatIons INTO
which men thought proper TO engage.
They have been swept along with the
public current, and were not the source
oft. To change the figure, if they
have bOen intoxicated by the spirit OF
the times, Temperance is now the order
of the day, and they must take care not
to furnish the means OF excess TO O.
TIERS"
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Dissolution of Partnership

Partnership heretofore existing
IL between The unde rsigned was. on
the 22d day of June, 1912, dissolved b,
mutual consent. Those indebted to The
hrm are requested to make immediate
payment to Philip F. Price, who can at
all times be found at the cid stands oppo,
site McEtderry 8. MhIer's Store where
he intends carrying on The business, and
is prepared 10 make Wagons, Carriages.
Ploughs, and do all other kinds of work
IN his line in the most substantial and
fashionable manner and upon the shortest
notice.
PHILIP F PRICE.
GIDEON REYNOLDS.
July 8, 1912.
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Executors Sale.

ID Y virtue Of an order of The Court oil
I'D Common Pleas of Stark county,
made at the last April term OF said Court,
will offer Tor sale on the premises, on
Tuesday the 30lh of August next; the fol.
real estate, belonging 10 the Es
tale Of George Betz, late of said county
Of Stark, deceased, 10 wit: Lot No. four
f4) in the town of Wertemburg, IN Car,
roll county. Ohio. Sale to commence al
! o'clock P. M, on said day. A reason
able credit will be given Ior part Of tho
purchase money. Terms will be more
particularly made know on The day of
sale.
JOHN AUGUSTINE, Executor
oil George BelS, decd.
June II, 1912.
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S:O!C

IMPORTANT FROM MExIco,-RetedSe OF
the Santa Re Pris0nerS!-On the 18Th
inst, Santa Anna's birth day, the Santa
Fe prisoners, lI9 in number, were re-
leased, on taking an oath not to take up
arms again against Mexico, The Con.
stituen, Congress has just commenced
its session. - Pits. Morn. Chr0n.
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ESTATE or DANIEL EARNST.

ESTATE or DANIEL EARNST.
NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted 10 The estaie OF Daniel Earust
late Of Carol! county, Ohio, deceased, to
make immediate payment 10 the under
signed Administrators; and those having
claims aga'ns' said estate are requested
to present them, legally proven, for SET
Usment within one wear from this date.
JACOB CHAMPER,
LAZARUS EARNEST,
-, Administrator
July l,18l2.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of sundry wrlts Of f ia E
leu. ia. 4. Vendi Erponas, issued ouI
OF The Court oil Common Pleas for Car
toll county, and to me directed, | will of
Ter for sale at the door OF the CourI
house in Carroliton, on Saturday tbt
9th day Of August next, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'c? ock
+. M, the following real estate, VIZ: The
East huff of The North West Quarter oil
Section q, Township i6, Range 6-aIso
the vest half of the north east quarter Of
Sec 81, TIP. Is, R. 6, appraised at $500
also, Lot No, II, IN The town IF Nal.
verb, Carroll couny, Ohio, appraised at
$725. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
ALSO,
BY virtue Of a writ of Alias TeDdy
ETpohaS, issued out Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for Carroll county, | will Of
fer for sale at the same time and place,
the following real estate, viz: the Eas,
haIfof Lot No So. IN Roberts list addi-
ton to the town of CarroI,ton, Carroll
county, appraised at 1925, Taken in
execution and will b. sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
ALSO,
BY virtue of writ of Veadi E.1ponas.
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
for Carroll county, | will offer for sale at
the same time and place, the following
real estate, viz: Lot No. II in the Town
of D~owningvIIIe; Carroll county, ap.
praised at $40, Taken in execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
ALSO,
BY virtue Of a writ of Tendi Erponas,
issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas
Tor Carroll county, | will offer sale at the
time and place, The following real
viz: Lot No 4S ir the Town OF
New llarrlsburgh, Carroll county, a2-
praised al S87 so. Taken in execution
and will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
July %, l842.
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Mr. PEARcE:
Please announce the following
Ticket in the Free Press, subject to the
decision OF q county Convention:
Representative,
DR.. THOMAS CUMMINGS.
Commissioner,
JAMES w. MCLAUGHLIN.
Coroner,
ELI CLARK.
Recorder,
STUART G. NJ KEE
A Number Of Voters.
July 26, 1912.
Mr.. EDITOR:
Announce the name Of WASHING
TON BUTLER, Of Centre township, as o
suitable person to fill the Office OF Coun
ty Recorder, and obIige
MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDITOR:
Please announce the name Of.
EPHRAIM R EcKLEY, Esq. as a candidate
to represent the counties Of Carroll and
Jefferson in the mex Legislature of.
Ohio, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
GIVE are requested 10 announce
JAMES H. Ross, Esq. as a suitable
candidate to represent the counties OF
Carroll and Jeffe rson in the next lie,
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COMMON PLEAS, CARROLL
COUNTY.

COMHON PLEAS. CARROLL
COUNTY.
March Term, l842.
Elias Gntcbai,
rs.
William Wilson.
All persons interested will take notIccg
that Elias GufchaI on the ODD day Of
March, A. D. 1912, sued Dull a writ Of
attachment from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, in The State Of
Ohio, against William Wilson, for the
sum Of one hundred and seventeen, doll
lars, which said writ has been served and
returned.
DANIEL McCooK, Clerk
3. R EcELEY, Plfts. Atty,
Clerk tfce, June 20, ie42.
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SPECIAL MASTER COMNIS-
SIONER'S SALE.
Robert Craven, !
Us.

Robert Craven, }
Us.
VIM Graham & Prudence Graham
BY virtue Of an order of The Court6
Common Pleas of Carroll count TO ma
directed, | will offer for sale at The lnoF
of the Court house in Carro,I,op, IN
Monday the first day OF August next, be.
tween The hours Of 10 o'clock A Nj. and
4 o'clock ?. Nj. the following desrfIbed
real estate, TO wit: The East bali of ths
North West Quarter Of section 4, Toahs
ship 10, and Range 5, containing so Is
20 lOO acres, appraised at 500. Also;
len acres, being part of tie South West
Quarter Of Section S, Township Is. and
Range 5, appraised at 500 Also,
three acres in the east corner Of The
South West Quarter of Section s, Town.
ship 10 and Range s., appraised, sl $780,
Also, Lot No. | in The town bf tiaFislH,
Carroll conntyi Ohio, appraised a, $500,
with the improvements thereon: Alsb.
Lots No. 10 and II ia the town Of Har-
len, Carroll county, Ohio, appraised Ut
So and 50. Taken in execution and
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
ALSO,
BY Write of a writ of Teadi EfpoaaS
issued out ofthe Court of Common Plaas
of Carroll county, and to me directed. 1
will offer for sale At the same lime and
place, the IolloWing real estate, to wit!
Lots No 20 and 80, in the town ofPekIn
Carroll county Ohio, with the improves
menls thereon, appraised at $500 Taa
ken IN execution and will he sold BIZ fie.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
July |, l942l
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ESTiIE OF JAMES PARKER,
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all those
indebted 10 The estate Of James Parker,
late ofCarroII county, Ohio, deceased, TO
make immediate payment to the undet'
-igned Executor; and those having
claims against said estate are requested
to present them, legally proven, for set
ftement within n year from this date.
WILLIAM PARKER,
ISABELLA PARKER,
Executors
July l. 1912.
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DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
ALSO.
Sandy and Beaver Canal

Sandy and Beaver Canal.
The Stockholders of the Sandy and
Beaver Canal Company are hereby hos
'Iied, that the annual election for Difet=
tors of said company, will be hoIdeh OH
Wednesday The lOh day of August next,
al the Canal Office 10 New Lisbon, Ohio,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and 4 O'Clock P. NJ. o fsRid day.
BY order of the Board.
CHAS. D. HOSfETTER,
Sec'y. S. 4 B @. %,
Office Of tie Sandy & Beabsr Cdadtl
Company, June "a 1919.
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Slreels, FItlsourgh, Fa'
PENNSYLVANIA.
Bank OF Pittsburgh par
Merchants and Manufacturing blk. par
do do Certificates par
Exchange Bank par
do Post Notes par
do Branch at HoIydaysburg par
Bank Of North America, at Phil'a. par
Bank of N. Liberties par
Commercial Blk of Penn'a. par
Farmers g. Mechanics Blk. par
Kcnsington bank par
Philadelphia bank par
~ScbuyIkiIl bank par
Southwark bank par
Western bank par
Bank of Penn township ID
Bank Of Pennsylvania 10
Manufacturer g. Mechanics blk. 10
Mechanics Bank par
MoyamensIng hank Is
Girard hank 45
United States Bank Sd
Bank Of Germantown par
Bank of Chambersturgh, at Cham
be rsburgh n
Franklin Blk. of Washington par
M~onongebela Bank of Brownsville g
do Post Notes 8
Erie Bank 7
Erie State Scrip n
Farmers and Dtovers' Bank IOI
do Currency noles lOl
State Scrip issued by the solvent
banks 7
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c HAIR M AKING!-

90 The Subscriber re.
UUAO specially informs the pub
~ ne hat he has commenced
XM the above business IN the
wv shop formerly occupied by
o. J. Floyd, nearly opposite the Wash
ington Hall. and a few doors west Of the
CARLTON Hall where he is prepared to
make and finish work in the pestes, aid
most su bstanlial manner. His prices
Will be moderate for cash or approved
pTodu ce. By strict attention to bust,
nessphe hopes to merit a liberal share of
the public patronage.
.ABSALOM KARIN,
CarroIIton, June 10, lS42.
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Berks county Bank 60
West Branch bank 50
Bank Of Gettysburgh 7
Bank Of SusQuehanna county,
Montrose Q
Bank Of Chester Comfy pnr
Bank of Delaware county mar
Bank Of IT, wistown is
Bank of M~rddIe,own 4
Bank of Montgomery county, at
NofrisrnWn oar
Bank Of Northumberland T
Columbia bank aud bridge compa.
ny q
Carlisle bank 7
l)oyleslown bank mar
Euslon bank mar
Farmers bank Of Bucks county par
Farmers bank Of Lancaster s
Farmers bank Of Reading 6
Harrlsburgh bank 7
ElonesdaIe bank 8
Lancaster bank 5
Lancaster county bank s
Lebanon bank =
Lumber mems bank -
Miners bank of PottsviIle 7
Northampton bank i6
Ne" Hope Delaware bridge COM
pany 30
Wymoning bank 10
York bank 7
OHIO.
Mount Pleasant 2
Farmers Bank Steubenvilia 2
ST. CIairsvilIe 2
Marietta, dem'd notes 6
New Lisbon, dem'd notes 3
Cincinnati Banks 2
Clinton Bank of Columbus, dem'd
notes 3
CircleVrIle [H, Lawrence, Cash'rl 3
GAINESVILLE 3
Putnam 3
Wooster 3
MassiIIo on 3
3
Geauga 3
Norwa'k 3
Xenia 3
Dayton 5
3
Post Mites S
Small Notes 3
Chillicothe Is
Franklin bank Of Columbus Is
Lancaster IS
Hamilton 50
Granville rs
Commercial Bank Of Lake Eric 40
Farmers bank Of Canton so
Urbana rs
INDIANA.
State Bank and Branches 5
State Scrip 81
KENTUCKY.
Bank of LOU svilIe 9
Bank Of Kentucky and branches 2
Northern bank and branches 2
ILLINOIS.
State Bank and Branches SO
Bank of Shawneelown so
VIRGINIA.
Bank Of Virginia a.
Bank of the Valley and branches q
Exchange bank of Virginia q
Farmers bank Of Virginia 4
Merchants and Mechanics bank 81
North Western bank 81
Post Notes 81
MARYLAND.
Baltimore city Banks par
Bank of Salisbury z
Mineral bank 4
Washington county banks 4
All other solvent banks. 3a6
EXCHANGE.
Al sight.
On Phil adeIPhia /
" New York !
=" Baltimore !
d" Boston 4
Gold e. Silver par
81 RAYED
From the subscriber on the night OF the
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-28
From The Baltimore Republican.
WASHINGTON IRVING.

The appointment of this gentleman to the post Of
Minister TO Spain does high honor TO President Ty-
LER Few men have done more to reflect honor on
his country, and to illustrate the American name,
than the author of the Life of Columbus. Though
not politician, Mr. Irving, by his studies his charac-
ter, his acquaintance with the language, the instit-
tons and the eminent men of the country to which he
is going, is peculiarly pre-emineny qualified for the
office of Minister to Madrid. There is an apPro-
priateness in the appointment, which cannot IAN 10
commend tito every right-minded man in the coun-
try. A genuine and uncompromisng Democrat ana
intimate personal friend of Mr.. Van Buren,, as Mr.
Irving is known to be- II speaks well Tor the ioeia,y
and independence of President TYLER, that he shoulu
have passed by all the seekers, the poiiticai mehui-
cants claiming the I" reward" OF partisan SERVICES
To confer this high appointment on unobtrusiye me-
rt.
The small-fry politicians, unable 10 say aush'
against the fitness in every sense, oil MI Irving ior
this post seem to be willing to make merit oil ad-
hitting but cannot help qualifying 1t with the re-
mark that" if MIR. Tyler expects to make any po-
htical capital by it, he will find himself mistaken" We
have no idea that President Tyler thought OF making
any other capital by il than capital appointment,
and in that he certainly has not been mistaken. But
tell these Whglings that they are mistaken. The
appointment reflects credit upon the discrimination,
the patriotism, the iberaty and the independence OF
Mr. Tyler, and in the moral influence which the evil
dence of these Affords cannot, and ought not to, fail
to strengthen his political influence. The Democi a
tic party will, unanimously say" We'll done ~ and
all of the Wing party, who love their country better
than they love Henry Clay will say, " .imen ~
We take this occasion to say that while there are
some of the appointments here and elsewhere, and
many of the remorais of Mr. Tyler, which meet our
decided dsapprobation, we are willing, In view OF
the peculiarly of his position, to make many allow
ances and TO acknowledge, in the numerous RE-ap-
pointments and, in some cases, original appoint
ments, of Democrats the manifestation of a spirit
of iberality and justice which we think do him
honor.
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From the Boston Atlas.
THE EXCHEQUER

We have not been enabled to examine the report or
the bill with the attention necessary to allow any ex
preston of opinion 10 their merits farther than
that great ability is very apparent in both. we have
already expressed opinion that Congress Is in duty
bound to adopt the Exchequer plan in some form or
ether, such shall appear the best adapted to the
wants of suffering country. Whether the proposed
changes Of the committee of the House are desirable
ones, we are not yet prepared TO say. We cannot,
however forbear xpressng surprise and astonsh-
meni at the acous and discIedtabe opposition which
was made in iuline to the reception OF the report
The Clerk, it seems unable 10 decipher the ma
nuscript, and Mr. Gushing was proceeding &c read II
himself TO the House, when silly attempt was made
to embarrass the reading by raising frivolous cues
ton Of order which was, however speedily set aside
We sincerely hope that these manifestations of an UNI
worthy and cupabe spirit of faction will be promptly
put down, if they again manifested in the consl-
,leraon of this important public measure. There are
difficulties enough in the adjustment OF the currency
question: without any such necessary obstacles and
culpable exhibitions Of personal and factous feelings
upon question of public policy The Exchequer
Bill should have fair and full hearing. Its friends
ask no more and its enemies cannot, in common cour-
tesy deny this. Let its merits be fully and fairly
sted and upon these and these only, let it stand or
fall But let feelings of party, Of prejudice or
personal Partially, far bias the minds OF delbera-
tive body to follow up the tactious and reck-
less opposition that the report the very thresh
o1 IT. .