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GOVERNMENT OF ARKANsAs.
EXECUTIVE

IA-CUIIFI. ARcHIsALD YELL, Governor. DAVID B. GRrrR, Secretary of State. ELIAS N. CogwAy, Auditor JARED c. MARTIN, Treasurer
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Population of tho United states.
The Apportionn,ent

The Apportionnient
 Or REPRESENTATIVES Tn the q. $. Congress, bas- ed upon the above census of IS40 made at the last session of the 27tl, for the 2sth Congress; and is as follows
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JUDICIARY.

JUDICIARY.
 SUPREME COURT. Daniel R1go, Chief Justice. Ihomas J. Laey, Associate Justice. IVm. K. Sc5astidn, Geo. c. Wattins, Attorney General, Albert Pike, Reporter. Luke E. Barber, Clerk
 CIRCUIT COURT.
 Judges. Prosecuting .qHoYneys lst Circuit-J. T. Jones, Wm. N Stanton. 2d [" Isaac N. Baker, Joseph w. Bocagey 3d {. Thomas Johnson, A. Porter. ith s' Joseph M. Hoge, Alfred Wilson. 9th j.. J. Clendenin, Geo. c. Watkins. 9th John Field, 0. F. Raney 7th R. c. S. Brown, Wm. Walker. The Judges of the Supreme Court are elected by the Legslaure by ajolnt vote of the two funsess for eight years. The Judges of the Circuit Court are elected in like manner, for four years.
 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Beniamn Johnson, Judge. Grandison D. Roysfon, District Attorney. William Field. Clerk. Henry M. Rector, Marshal.
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TIE UNITED STATES OF AMeRrcA-DIsTRIcT or ARksNsss--Ia he October Term thereof
 .4 D. l5f3-- October 3d. IS43.
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COIlgreSS.

On the Sd instant, Mr.. BerrIen, from
the committee on the Judiciary in the
Senate, reported& bill on the ubiect Of
the Bankrupt Act, and asked, IN the
name Of the committee, 10 be discharg'
cd from the further consideration OF the
House bill to repeal said Act. The bill
reported in the Senate, proposes various
amendments 10, but not the repeal Of
this law. The amendments proposed,
relate chiefly 10 the voluntary clause.
That, the voluntary clause) it is pro-
posed 10 repeal, so far as the same per-
mils any applicant, on his single petit
ton. to have the benefit oI the law; and
il is also proposed to change in various
particulars, the mode Of obtaining eertl
fcates Of discharge.
The Oregon Bill continues to occupy
the attention Of the Senate and has Civ
en- rise TO much earnest discussion. The
members do not appear, in regard TO
this measure, to divide on party grounds,
We notice that Messrs Calhoun and Nc
Duffie go their full length against the
bill. The House seems 10 be chic hv
engaged in the consideration Of Terri
torial business, the'Army Bill, French
SpolialiOns, &C. subjects not deemed oI
much interest 10 the general reader.
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tions therein named TO grant licenses,
&c. passed February le, 1880, as re-
iates to the town oINewark in lhecoun
" Of Licking, wasreod a third time.
Mr. Henderson moved an amendment
by way Of ryder, providing that the
Town Council Of said town Of Newark
| shall not gran, any license, unless ma
jority ofthe legal voters, at the neXt
annual election, decide in favor Of The
exercise of such power by the Town
Council.
This motion gave rise TO some dis.
cussiOn between Messrs. Henderson &
SIanton,in favor, and Mr.. Parker in OPP
position, when it was disagreed to-
yeas l3, nsys22.
Mr., Henderson then moved 10 recon-
mil the bill to a select committee OF one,
with instructions to strike ou, that pEo-
vision Of The bill which requires The pay
ment INTO the county treasury, for the
use of common schools, OF all moneys
realized from licenses toFetail intoxi-
eating liquors, and to substitute therefor
provision requiring the proceeds Of
licenses to be paid into the treasury Of
the Washington Temperance Society Of
said town, for the support Of temperance
lecturers.
This amendment was lost-yeas s,
nays26
Mr.. Henderson then opposed the bill
at-some length, and with much earnest
ness, and was followed by Mr.. Stanton
on the same side Mr. Parker replied
in support Of the bill. Mr.. Nash spoke
against the bill. Mr.. Jones made few
remarks explaining the re investment Of
the city council of.he city Of Cincinnati
with the power Of granting licenses
Mr.. Parker again spoke in defence Of
the bill.
Mr., Henderson moved that the bill be
laid upon the table. Lost-yeas Ill,
nays23.
The bill then passed by the following
vote:
YEAS-Messrs. Clark, Harris, EHa'
zelline, Johnson. Jones, Koch, Lahm,
Latham, Loudon, Miller, Mitchell, NJ,
AunelIy, M'Cutchen, Parker, Ridgway,
Richie, Robbins, Wolcolt and Speaker
- 10.
NAYS-Messrs Aten, Barnet, Den.
ny, Ford, Franklin, Fuller, Henderson,
Jackson, Mcconnell, Newton, Nash,
Stanton, Updegraff, Van Worries, and
Wade-l5.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue Of a writ of Pin alias Vendi
eTpoHaS, issued out Of The cour Of com
mon pleas ot Carroll county, Ohio, to
me directed, ] will nffer for sale al lbe
door ofthe court house in CarrolIlon, on
Tuesday the 18th day OF March next, be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ e. 4
O'Clock P M, the following real estate, 10
wit: The east half Of LIT No SO, in Rob-
erls' first addition to the town Of Centre
vile (now CarrolItOn) appraised at Sl5O.
Taken In execution aud will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February 10, lS43.
Printers fee SO.
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MARRIED In the body Of ihe NJ t.,
Church at Herrington's. on Sabbath, Jaw.
80, l843, by the Rev. Mr. Weekly, Mr.,
ISAAC ATKINSON, Jr. formerly Of Hun.
ungdon, Pa. to Mrs. SARAH ANN VIII
LIAMs, formerly Of Newton, N. jersey ,
both now OF Carroll couDty,O.
with the above notice came most
liberal share of the Wedding Cake, for.
ming in its fair proportions lofty and
luxurious pyramid-alI OF which was
devoured by The proper Digaitdry Of this
oihce, amid the repeated shouts of'Long
live the happy par~ And in this SEN
ftmeat The printer, publisher, ''deviI" and
editor all unite.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
JaGuary 27, 1913.
Printers fee 1909

BY virtue of a writ of peadi erpOnas
issued out of the court of common pleas
Of Carroll county, 10 me directed, | will
offrr Tor sale at the door OF the court
house iu CrrrolIton GU Friday the Sd
dav OF March next, between the hours Of
10 o'clock A N and O'Clock P M. lhs
following real estate, to wit: The South
east quarter of Section 30, township H.,
Range A. Also, the South west quarter
of section 90, townseip IA, Range 4, ex-
cept so much as is contained in the town
plat Of the town Of Norristowu, with
The improvements thereon. Taken in
execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January q, l843
Printers fee, ! so,
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NOTICE!

TdE9E will BIZ proposals received up
10 the 18th Of February inst by The fur
nishlng committee oflhe Hook and Lad
der company, oI CarroIlton for The cree
ton OF shed for the purpose Of keeping
the apparatus of the company, of the toI-
lowing dimensions.
Thirty'two feet in length, 8 ieet in
width and 8 feet high with shlogie roof
to be weather boarded with oak, a loose
floor laid on sleepers Of oak, door in The
front end Of fve feet wide, opening in 2
folds q feet each.
JAMES BAXTER,
WIN B. WOODWARD,
ISAAC JACKSON.
Furnishing committee.
February 10, l643. ..
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The Courts. We publish on our irst
page, synopsis Of the Act fixing the
times ofaboIdiOg the Courts Of this State
in The several counties This act, il is
said fixes the times Of holding the courts
permanently. We observe, however, that
an amendalory bill is likely to pass both
branches oflbe Legislature; & we hope
the act will undergo some amendment,
as to our county, before ii shall be deem.
ed permanent.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue Of surdry wrils of alias plu.
rieS uendi eGpon0s issued out of the court
OF common pleas oil Carroll county, O.
TO me directed, | will offer for sale at
The door Of the court house in Carroll .
ton. on Friday the Sd day of March next
between lhe hours of 10 o'clock A. M.
and A OF clock P M the following real
estate to wit: part Of the North east Or.
of Section II, township l3, of Range 6,
containing 90 acres and 50 100 OF an
acre, with the improvements thereon -
Taken 10 execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January 27, 1913.
Printers fee sos
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Superstit,ous Fedr. A fire occurred
at Uhurch's paper mills, Connecticut
last week, when the flames reflected by
a driving snow storm, caused so brilliant
an illumination iG the streets Of New
Haven, that The MilIeriles OF that good
city thought the end of the world had
come. Several congregations rushed
into Inc streets. Mr. Greedy who was
lecturing lost half Of hiS auditory, one
minister gravely asserted the Day ol
Judgment was at hand and the usually
quiet citizens were thrown into grea'
commotion, s0ntil the cause ol The PIE
nOmoua was discovered Ledger.
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Ohio LEGISLATURE.

Our Columbus news is as late as Sa.
turday evening last. The bill to dis
trict the State still sleeps Some move.
ment has been made in the matter oil
relrenching The saIaries Of State and
county officers, Of which thu reader will
/ find a sketch in another column. The
bill for the relief Of domestic creditors
drags slowly along in the House; and,
in the end, can do no more than aulho
rize an GttempttO bo,rOw money to pay
debts. Ofnhe bill 10 tax clocks, watches,
spoons, household furniture, &c. we
have lost sight; and we shall shed no
tears on that account, il we should never
hear of it again. It's a miserable ex
pedlent at best, and, if resorled 10, il
will fail to r0i8e the wind. On the eler.
nal subject Of The currency we have
nothing new; and are still in doubts as
10 the tate of Olds' bill, which was re
committed, Two weeks since 1t is un'
derstoOd, however, tina" "Lalham's Hum
bug" Of last winter is to be vamped up,
and used for anolher year, TO deceive
and insult suffering people. The State
journal Of the Sd inst, gives the follow
ing aS rumor al Columbus:
CURRENCY MATTERS.
1t is stated that the Tin Pan has sue
ceeded in compromising The difficulties
in the party, on the subject Of the cur
rency. Rumor says that The 'Humbug
gers and 'Barnburners' have agreed 10
tbs details Of a Bank scheme which is to
60 through the Legislature without let
or hindraHce. 1t consists merely Of
few amendments TO the last years hum.
bug and is designed, not to afford any
relIefto the people, but TO raise expec
tations ip their minds which will mover
be reaIized-to deceive them until an
other election can be carried. We have
been told that the compromise is Of such
a character as 10 secure the assent OF
those snlipodes to each other Messrs
OIds, McNuliy and the member from
Pike
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE-

AT my instance a writ of attachment
was this day issued by Joseph Cellars,
Justice of the Peace of Monroe town.
ship, Carroll county, Ohio, agains. the
property and effects of Daniel ZwaIley, a
non- resilient of snid county.
ISAAC M'GREGOR.
January 81, 1913
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The ExcHEQUER.- Much has been said
and published in relation TO President
Tyler's Exchequer; but we doubt wheth
or we can render our readers more es
senrial service, in any one week, than by
the publication OF Mr. Fillmore's speech
on this subject, So believing we shall
give his speech at length in our next,
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Sibbet,s Western Review,
And Counterfeit Detectoy.

ana COunteJeu Detect01.
This work, published monthly, by R
G. BERFoRD. Pittsburgh, Pa, al SI,OO
per annum in advance, is, in our judg
ment, worthy OF general patronage. -
Every person who is in the habit of re.
ceiving bank paper at all, would do
we'll 10 expend one dollar each year, IN
subscription to some publication Of this
sort; and We are induced to believe that
Sibbe's Review is the very best Of its
kind. "As now issued, it embodies not
Ony ell tie Information COaia ned in the
DetecIOrS of Philadelphia, New York,
and Bosom, but IL notices a larger aum.
Der # c0anteyfeitS tkdG either of them
separately; besides, the descriptions, &c,
are more difuso, and are thus better
calculated to assist those who are unac.
quainted with bank noles. in detecting
the false from The genuine"
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THE LADY's COMPANION, for FebruR-
ry, embelIished with three beautiful en-
graVings, and filled, as usual with de-
lighIfuI original matter, Two pages OIL
Music, &c. has been received at this
Office. The Companion is published at
$500 per annum, by W. w SnoVden,
New York.
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GNOTICE

Those who left WATCHES with H.
T. Patton to repair, are requested tn
call Immediately and get them. Tho
subscriber informs all those interested,
that he will not keep the shop open
after the llth inst. He hopes that those
having Watches here will see the ueces.
sity OF calling Tor them immediately.
JAMES PATTON.
CsrroIlton, Feb 3, l843.
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U. S, DIsTRICT COURT. THE next
term OF the United Slales District court,
for the District Of Ohio, in Bankruptcy,
will be held al SleubenviIle, on the 18th
Of May next,
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GIt is now said not TO be true, that
Captain Jones, OF the United States Ma
Wy, has been recalled on account Of his
capture Of Moaterey. Resolutions Of
enquiry have been adopted in the House
Of RePrese ntatives, by which, it may be
presumed, the facts Of this singular az
fair will be fully developed.
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ruiU--lhey will present spectacle such
as the world has seldom wilnessej-of
a class Of men iHtrusled with the noble
privileges OF sell government, and using
their power, at the instigarion of few
interested political ParIisans TO RUN
themselves May their eyes be opened
before il is too late!
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VOTES FOR U. STATES SENATOR
In the Indiana Legislature.

On the second vote Gen. Howard re.
ceived every Democratic vote exec pt
one and on that vote Mr.. Smith recsi.
we'd every Wing except Col. KeIso, who
had abandoned his party, and gone over
10 the Democrats. He also received The
vote ofone Democrat elected 10 vote for
him from a Wing county. One more
vote would have elected him, and two
more would have elected Gen. Howard.
What a state Of things when the treach,
ery of one or the will Of two men is per-
mitted 10 a control The Legislature Of a
State!
The Indiana Journal in speaking Of
the election, says: "Mr. Smith will al
least have the proud consolation OF bear,
ing with him in his retirement from pub.
tic lie the consciousness that his ardu.
Gus and patriotic public Iabors have met
with an appropriate reward. The very
flauering vote which he received in all
the baIIolings bears to him The assur-
ance land it is worth many a victory
gained by the means which defeated him)
of the seat which be holds in the affec
tlons OF the Wbig party. Our friends
throughout The Union, vino will, we are
assured, deeply sympathlze with the
Whig party in the loss which the nation
sustains in this result, will yet find some
thing ia The mojc by which it was &C.
compIished 10 temper the iorce OF The
blow. 1t was result brought about by
the high handed party outrage which
expelled a voter from his seat and re-
tanned derauIter, aided by a Wbig vote
and the treachery Of an instructed Lo
coloco 10 his constituents.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-10

Caps ain Mackenzie is now on his trial
before Cour. Martial, Tor having eau
sed TO be hanged on board tn United
States brig Somers, Philip Spencer, Sam
uel Cromwell and Elisha Small. This
Court sils on board the United States
Ship, North Carolina, in barbor at New
York.
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The House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Feb

WEDNESDAY, Feb |.
The bill to incorporate the Wesleyan
Cemetery of Ciucinnall, was read third
time, and the question being upon lis
passage,
Mr.. Sleedman TmOvedto recommit it
TO the committee on Corporations, 10
order that it might be amended, by add
ing an individual liability clause lost.
Mr.. ,Byngton%.moved to amend by
adding sixth section, making the cor
porators individually liable for the debts
Of the corporation.
Mr.. Nelson moved to oamend theta
meRdmeut, by adding the following,
which was ruled out Of order:
"IIark from rhe lonlbs dolelul sound,
Mine ears attend the cry"
The question was then taken on the
amendment oi Mr.. Byinglon, and lost,
as follows:
YEAS Mossrs, Baird, ByinglOn, Ca
hill, Gruber, Henderson, Humphreys,
Kilgore, LarwllI, Martin Of c., Martin
offs. Meredith, Mcconnell, Mcfarland, ,
McNulIy. Pitcher, Reid, Sharp, Spind-
Ter, Wilrord and Warner 30
NAYS Messrs, Ackley,sAlkinson, A.
therton, Baldwin, Bowen, Brown, Camp
bell, Chenowelh. Chambers, Clark, Con
verse, Counts, Dixie, Doug lass, Earl,
Fisher, Fuller, Gallagher, Gordon,
Green, HousemOn, James, Johnson, Kel'
ley Of c., Kelley Of p, King, Larsh,
McCIung, Mcclure, Okey, OIds, Pardee,
ProbOsco, Rees, Ross, Seward, Schenek
Smith, Turtle, Wakefield, Webb ssnd
Speaker 40.
] The bill was then passed,
Mr. Byineloa movedto Nmedtthe,lille
by substituting a bill to make corner
lot speculation out ofRa grave yard,
which was declaredicuIior order
IN SENATE.
THuasDAg Fst Q,
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SHERIF|S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Uendi eEpOnas
issued ont of the court of commOn pleas
Of Carroll county, o. to me directed, |
will offer for sale at The door Of the court
house in CarollOn, on the 25h day Of
February next, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A NJ and 4 o'clock P M the fol.
lowing real estate, to wit: Lot No IL, in
the town of Malvern. TakeO 10 execu-
ton and will be sold by me-
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Jaa. 90, I843,-Printer's fees 81 l.5o*
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Weare pleased 10 learn that the Sc
cretary Of the Treasury has disposed OF
The whole Of the remaining portion OF
the loan authorized by The act OF the
18Th Of April, ls42, al par. Nessrs
John Ward s. Co oil New York, are !he
puIchasoTs. MAT Int.
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1000 Bushels Wheat
Wanted,

The subscriber will pay Cash for
Loco Bushels Of Wheat, on delive-
ry either at Carrolllon or al the Zoar
Mills.
WIN. M. SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, Feb. 8, 1843.
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IN SENATE.

THURSDAY Feb 2.
Tbs bil,to re vivs so much OF the act
entitled an ACT 10 authorize tho corpora.
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Trustees Sale.

81 n pursuance tn the provisions OF a GER
tain d ed Of Trust made by .hnm.S
MulIin an wife on the I'd day of April,
10 10. conveying 10 the undcrslg ned os
Trn.tao -'ha benefit Of Mo- s. liGnde!-
son, the foil wing desc 'lDed land IN Madl-
son county, to-wil: The west halt OF n1rlh-
east qulrler of section thrty-one; the east
half OF northwest Iartcr of section thlr-
ty-one; the south half Of east huff Of south
west quarter of section thirty; the west
halt south east quarter of secli'n Thirty;
the east hllfo of norlh,e east quarter OF sec
ton thirty; the moth half west half OF
.outh east quarter of section ,hirty-one;
the north halt of east half OF southwest
quarter of sec'i IN thiuy-one, all in wn-
ship eleven. range four, east; containing
in all four hundred ami thirly nine sixty
eight one hundredths acres, more or less
And having been requested thereto by
said Mo,z & Henderson, | shall proceed to
sell on the
9Th day Of February. ls43,
a, the court house door in the town of Can
ton, at public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash, the aforesaid land.
will convey such title as is vested in
me bv said Deed of trust, which is be.
Iieved TO be good.
w. d. HENRY, Trustee.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

District Court Of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy. No. 655.
In the matter Of tie petition! Of BaIaam
Green, or Holmes county, Mississippi,
to he declnred bankrupt, and TO lie
discharged from his debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that BALKAN
GREEN, of Holmes county, Mississippi,
has filed his petition in this court TO be dc.
clared bankrupt, and to be discharged
from his debts under the act of Congress
in such case made and provided; and thai
an order has been duly entered in this
court appointing the
2OM day Of February merit,
at the court room in the city OF Jackson
in the county of Kinds, in this district, as
the time and place for hearing of said pc
tition. All persons may then and there
appear and show cause, if any they hive
why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted.
VIM. BURNS, Clerk.
Jan. 30, l843.-l9. pr. fee DIS.
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Cd upon tie field until The crop ives har-
vested.
An acre of the fell was accurately
measu ell befIre the crop was Earves ed,
and the grain therefiom Las been KEEP
and thro sac by iSeIf, and produced seven
ty-seven bushels of clean oa.s. The
whole field contained about three and three
quarters acres, and The grain there pun was
about equally good throughout the whole
of il.
The undersigned cannot close this re-
port without calling public attention 10
the Judgment and good taste which Mr..
Bets has displayed in the irrigation and
fertilization of the soil, the subdivision
Of his farm into lois OF convenient sizes,
their entire exemption from vegetable
excresceLce, and to the neatness, order,
and cleanliness which is presented IN ev-
cry department of his es'abIishment-
This farm con aims about one hundred
and twenty acres, and may, in the op'n-
ion of the undersigned, lie referred to as d
pattern farm, every why worthy OF 'nlt"-
ton.
EDWARD CLARK,
hartman.
New York, Oct. % !, 1912.