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ment. by the ROYAL arms. and indus.
trIouSIy circulated. Persons on the
part OF the association were sent Ia
all the outlets of Dublin. and 10 all
the places at which preparatory as.
semblages of the repcalerS Were t.
he held. to ~di>PnrSc and send back
those coming To the meeting; but the
time at which the prohibition was de-
ci"red. was 50 near that appointed
for the meeting. that 4 great many
were already on the road towards
CIoutarE.
On Sunday. all the troops IN Dab.
lin were paraded, supplied with &c
rounds Of ball cairid-e. and disposed
on tie ground appointed for the meet.
IN, ana on the roads thither. The
day, however. passed off quietly. and
tie troops were withdrawn at night
without disturbance.
Ga The 9lh and lIlh, greatmee'ingS
OF the repeal association we're held
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know that we cherish the pure flame
OF patriotic devotion to Ireland; You
know thai the sacred love Of father
Hand animates our bosoms with the
determination never to abandon the
pursuit of the repeal of the Union
until the Irish Parliament shall be re-
stored.
With these convictions on vour
minds, we readily anticipate your
ready acGuicscence in our advice
We state to you distinctly, that the
only way to obtain the repeal Of the
Union is by legal, peaceful, and cox
stuUtlonai exertion. 1t is impossible
that I nation pursuing such course
should Got obtain It's great object
that rational liberty which must IN,
c.t. management Of local
affairs.
ityou commit 4 crime. yqastrencth-
Ell the enemy. II you violate TIE
law or break the peace, You iorti'y
yow foe. 1t is alleged that you are
unfit for >elEgovernment. Oh, how
falsely alleged! The best proof in,
deed, and the most brilliant that you
can give OF Your capabiIiiy Of regu-
!atinc your own public affairs, is the
readiness with which YOU submit To
the advice If your known friends.
and the Gaze you take not 10 origin
ale OF Commence az attack upon any
person. The ajacrity with which
you submit, not only - the reality.
bat even q the sem, lance OF legal
power, proves that ycu are better fit
ted L. manage your nationtl concerns
,han are those III whose hands the
practical detail Of prtIr: business
happens 10 be at present vested.
We, therefore. confidently advise
vou to observe tie strictesI order
to avoid 81, PrctcXt Tor riot, tumul', OF
breach OF the pcace-ro adhere finn
ly 10 you: principles, bat at the same
time not t. mtctf.re wiki the opin-
ions 81 ANY o,hvIs.
Ills our duty as well as our interest
10 cypcI.lt,e every bgdv-lo Iniure
notolv- firmly 10 renriIate ali con
ueAia: between the @Isnc,I Question
and ann distinction OF creed OF reI,-
ZION. Nhat We seek IS not for tie
Dcuci. q a sec, or persuasion. butlt
IS intended equally Tor al.
SrfoG, IN iac,f prnciplrs-GptiuI
IN u allegiance 10 the cruvn-ar-
den, n our love Of ia,acnana-cnn-
y,nrcl riai oar parliament can be re-
stored ny no oiLer mear Than those
OF peaeeaa.ca nI lie a! cxcrtlon-we
mo,lanxousiv advise. we most earn
esrly iml,oie vuu, not T. pc scdUccd
INTO ANY species OF iumul,. not, Or
violence, l., anv event tia! NAV oc-
cur.
T., L.. e., -
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An old lady, reading the account
of the death of u ~veneTabIc and dis
tinguished lawyer, who WAS stated
to be the father of the Philadelphia
bar. exclaimed, poor man! he had q
dreadful noisy set of children
, 1843-11-25

\ well dressed Young gentleman at
a bail, in whi>hiu- about the room.
run his head against a Young lady
lie began 10 apologize.
Not 4 WORD, slr," said she. sit il
not hard euo4-h To LuIt any body"
, 1843-11-25

'"'A NH~ N.'-NE
Immediately TIE committee oil lie
Repeal Association Was summoned,
whcu It WAS resolved. on advice
s,renuousIy urged by Mr.. t'Conneii,
that the meeting should be counter
mauded, and every means used 10
prevent the People from dIsobcy!Lg
TIE order Of lie ford lieutenant.
At tIc same time Mr.. OConnei.
declared. that tie government we're
now aglta;I ing for repeal more 'i-or-
ousIv than he haddone, and that moth
inr was more calculated to assist his
views than the present step. lie a.
vowed his intention 0! remaining Ia
Dublin to continue tie agitation, in
stead Of proceeding 10 his country
seat as he had intended.
The general expectation III Dub.in
was. that Sunday would pass over III
perfect tranquility; that Mr.. OCon-
nell would be implicitly obeyed; that
no person would visit the place OF
meeting; and, consequently, that
there would be no occasion Tor inter
ference.
During the whole Of Sunday tie
CITY of Dublin is represented as re-
sembIing a place in a state OF siege.
The RhadamanihuS wal steamer had
arrived on the preceding evening with
a portion OF the 97th Royal Irish Fusi-
leers. On Sunday, at ten in the tore
noon the Saith arrived, and were
marched from Kingston harbor, where
thew had disembarked.
A notice of the abandonment Of
the meeting was adopted, and it was
Immediately printed. in the anne
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,r.hnri,eI Agcn,s for the Rndica.

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/. T. MysIck, Hickory Creek, "
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Fast & BRoruER, St. Charles,
Door. J. ADAMS, AshlcY,
, 1843-11-25
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(laughter,) and he thought he and his
men would get rather ,oo much of Il
PIucking. (Checrs.) Perhaps there
would not be a feather left. CHEERS
and laughter.)
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ing was addressed by J, L Petigru,
George S. Bryan, and Richard Yeadon,
Esqs. and Mr. E A. Cohen Resolu'
nous were passed with great unanimIty
in furIherance OF the object OF the meet,
ing
1--WE are happy 10 state that it was q
meeting without distinction OF party
This is as it should be. Let the ,aesr.
bites OIL poIilioai warfare be bsnished on
such occasions TO the huslings, and not
mingle with The hospilaities and cour
Iesles which belong TO a liberal inter-
course, Mr. Clay's public services. .. Di
Plomatlc and Congressional. have pass.
ed into our national history making
a part Of its most important annals,
whilst his genius and eIoquence consli.
Iure an imperishabIe portion of the in
tellecIual property Of the Union."
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CONGRESS.

The ExcHEQUER, DC. The subject oI
the Exchequer, as proposed by "Cap'
tain Tyler through the Secretary Of
the Treasury, was at an early day OF
the present session, referred oihe com
mttoe Of Ways and Means; and that
committee, as our readers have been ad
Vised, made a report on1he subject some
time since concluding with resolu-
tion declaring that the Exchequer pro-
jeCt oughten mot to be adopted. On the
9Th ull. The House, alter debate run
ming through some two orahree weeks,
passed the resolution reported by the
committee, by the following vote-Ayes
l93-Nays lS. A motion was made 10
reconsider the vote, but chiefly lor the
purpose Of giving certain members an
opportunity to speak upon the subject.
Many of the Wing members seem dis.
posed 10 adopt some financial seheme;
but, (as will be readily aiU(erred from
the vote stated above,) captain Tyler's
ExChequer," has scarcely friends enough
to bury it decentIy.
In he,Senate, the 0regon.BilI is still
under consideration, and so also is a
bill in. both houses to refund General
Jackson's fine. None of these bills, we
apprehend, will become law al this
session.
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The Carroll county Bible
Society,

THE annual Meeting of this Society
vii be held in The Lutheran and German
Reformed Church, in CerrolIton, on Ss.
turday the 2lst day oI February next. at
II O'clock A VI. One ortwo addresses
wall 10 delivered, an election of officers
Tor The ensuing Year will he held, and
such other BUSINESS transacted a. mag
be deemed necessary 10 carry oul the oh.
Iect OF the Society. All the cergymea
IN the county, and all others who ara
friendly to the circulation of the Scrin-
lures, and supplying the destitute IN opr
country are urgently invited IN at,snd
The Depositar'es 10 the different town
ships are requested 10 send in immed;.
ately their reports, of their proceedioss
during The past year, TO the SECRETARY
that he may be enabled to make ON, bis
annual report To present to this mae,.
ing. A fresh supply Of Bibles and Tes.
tament which have heen sent for. will ba
received by that time and be ready for
GEO W. BUTLER. President
p. RoTHACKER, Secretary.
February 3, lS43.
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From the New York Express.

Lou Wages Lou Prices EUery
thing dOwn. We have nearly reached
in these United States (nol quite thought
the hard mony specie currency times
we used to hear so much Of, when Har.
rison on one side, and Van Buren, on
the other, we're candidates for The Pre-.
sidency. There is about as muchAspecie
in the country now as there is bank pa
per. Gold is as plenty as ii ever will be
10 rany country where gold or silver
alone is 10 constitute the currency. We
are nearly in the condition of the hard
money countries, or, II not quite there
likely soon to be there. The Iaborer
now Is paid nearly Hs low as IN France
aud Germany, and finds it almost as
difficult 10 obtain work; and, as he fully
approximales the hard money system,
he will be- quite as well off as the labor
er in Lombardy, or Naples or Turkey,
where there an exclusive hard money
currency.
We, Of the United States, not content
witbthe sound specie aud paper curren.
cy we had in 1923. when Gen. Jack son
was elected to the Presidency .have been
trying now for some time TO make about
90 or 80,000,000 dollars o(spece repre-
sent oil the property, oil the labor. and
all the energy and capacity ofseventeen
millions OF people. Now, dividing the SO
eighty millonsOf dollars among lheee
seventeen millions, il gives us not five
dollars each TO represent all we have, or
all we earn-but when we remember
that the mHii0ndireS. such as John Jacob
AsIor, have good part Of these eighty
tnilIinns, it leaves the great masses Of
society nothing at ali to represent all
the industry or capacity they have.--
Fhhs. when gold alone is money, and
money is made scarce, and the million
aires monOpollze even that scarcity, it is
not at all 10 be wondered al that real
estate is worth but lille in money, the
produce OF farms less, and labor least Of
ball. Hence low prices, low wages, and
every thing down
We are thus reapng the harvest
sown OF hard money currency The
fruits Of the experiment oI 1890 So
'3l are yet uponus We are enjoy ing
a few off, comforts and luxuries oi a
hard money Government We are a
bout as we'll of as The people of France,
where there is one Bank with a very
restricted currency, and not quite so
badly off as Naples, OF Sicily, or TGr
key, where there is no credit, but pure
hard money Government. With no.
hiOg but hard money, hard money pri'
ces must continue. II gold is the only
god that can effect the great nlerchanges
between man aud man, we must live as
people do where that kind Of a god is
exclusively adored, 1t was once an idea
thai this country was we'll enough oil,
but this is obsolete, and now we are
learning European fashions
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iRELlEF OF THE STATES

The following Letter, on The subject
of the proposition for establishing a
Government stock, based upon the Pub
lie Lands owned by the States, and Ia
be distributed among the several States
IN exact proportion to their relative in.
teresI in that great property, possesses
great interest from the character OF The
writer, who is undoubtedly among the
stuPrght and sagacious men ln our
counlry:-Nat Int.
NIAGARA FALLS, Dec. I9, 1s42.
Hon VIM. Cost johnson:
DEAR SIR: Your very excel.
lent letter. add ressed 10 your consrilu-.
enIs, "a copy Of which you was go good
as 10 enclose TO me, is received, which
/ have read with much attention and in.
Ierest, and can assure you that the 6nan.
cIal plan you propose meets with my
most hearty approval. | fully believe,
if adopted by fair majority Of Con
gress and approved by the President, it
would afford to the whole country and
10 lhe,States individually all the adVan.
lages sci forth in your letter, aud even
more.
The whole projectie, in my opinion,
a most magnificent one, and its ope ration
equal and just to all the States. To the
debtor States it would afford the meeHs
by which they would be able TO dis
charge all their liabilities honorably; (;
and TO the non debtor States a sure fund,
to be applied in such manner as the Le
gisalures OF The different SIales,in aheir
wisdom ght direct; and above, and
perhaps beyond, all other otherco
eralons, it would establish beyond all
doubt the credit of the whole country,
as well as the States individually and it
is my decided opinion that any effort
that can be made by The GeDeraI Gov
eminent 10 establish fair and perma.
nent credit must prove in maDner
aborlive. while that Of the States Indi.
vlduaIy remains bad.
On the whole, sir, cannot but hope
that a steady perseverance lin favor of
the Ian may eventually succeed, and
that.ils adoption will have as salulary
and immediate effect on the business
and prosperity OF the country as did the
passage of a tariff law and ,he law for
assuming the State debts passed in 1890.
| am, sir, very respectfully, your
Obedient servant,
AUG PORTER.
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ROAD M@IITGlEI.

NOTICE is hereby gwen That peli
ton will be presented to the Commis.
sIoners OF CarrolI,conHty, at their March
term, l843, for the following alteration
Of the road leading from Roberl Georges
in Fox tp. Carroll CO. TO jefferson, IN
Harrison CO. beginning where the road
crosses the creek on the lands of Mat.
thew Dunlap about 20 rods east of his
mill thence 10 the Yellow Creek graded
road, intersecling said road Mt the foot OF
the bank, about six rods above Matthew
DunIap's house, thence along said road
to where said roads cross each other.
February 8 1913.
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A Beautiful Idea. In tho mountains
Of The TyroI, hundreds Of tho women
and children come out when it is near
bed time, and sing their national songs,
until they hear their husba Dds, fathers,
or brothers answering them from the
hills. on their return home, On The
shores of The Adriatlc Sea, the ives OF
the fishermen come down TO tha beach
about sunset, aud singa melody from
TasSo's GerusalemmaI Liberala. They
sing the first verse and then listen Tor
some time; they then sing the second
verse and listen until they hear the an
swer come from the fishermen. who are
thus guided by the sounds to their own
village. -Manater's dinging for tile MI.
lion
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MIR CLAY.

Alta Public Meeting held in the City
OF Charleston, one day last week, a
committee OF twenty SIX OF the most 70
spsslabIe eoOtIemen of that place was
appointed to tender an invitation to Mr..
Clay 10 visit that city, on his wOV from
New 'OrlsaUs, The SOatkern Patriot,
Journal not particularly friendly to
thai gentleman, thus notices this. .hoSpl
table movemeOt:-Not. Int
"The Hon Henry Middleton, a cili'
zan who il ia almost needless to say has
useIully served his country IN various
public capacities oficialed as ChaIrma0,
end S. A. A.IHurlbuland ihsOg e King
EsQs. AcGsd AAS4Hrsla Eles, The .maal
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that lhere
will be petition presented at The March
term OF rhe commissioner of Carroll
county, o for county road. cnmmen =
cling at or or near the new Methodist
meeting house on the WaltsviIle and
Hooten road, in Fox township, thence
TO The corner of James Wriaht's and
Jacob Penick's farm, thence nearly a
South direction 10 the Jefferson county
line.
PETITIONER.
February 3. lS43.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ of f. ia. Ell Iep.
facias issued out Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Carroll county, and to me
directed, will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court house IN CarrOiIton, on the
9Th nj March nexf, between the hours
oi 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 P. M the fol.
lowing real estate, TO wit: lots No. 8 d
6 as land out by Elizabeth Croxton, on
the South east quarter of Section 80 To.
IA, Range s. containing acres and
baltimore or less. Taken in execution
and will be sold BY me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February 8, lS43
Printers lees 1909.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue OF a writ Of Uendi erponGS
issued ouI OF The court OF common pleas
OF Stark county, Ohio, to me directed, |
will offer Tor sale al the public house ol
Eli Clarke, in Minerva, in Carroll coun.
ly on Friday the 24Ih inst. at ] O'Clock
P. NJ. oI said day, the following prop
eety, to VIII. one bay mare, 2 sets OF
horse ,gesN, one two horse wagon, Two
mich cows, four yearI,ng calves, twenty
head Of sheep, about 2 tons Of hay, one
hundred and fifty dozen Of wheat in the
NOV. Taken 10 execution an d will bo
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
February 3, l643
Printers fee l,00-s'.
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GEORGIA In SO counties the official
returns of the late special, Congression-
= a election in Georgia, give Crawford,
(Whig) 5000 votes Of a majority over
McDOugaLd, (LOcoloco) That's about
right.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03

committee on Banks and the Currency
Thus, it will be seen, sIocEholde RS
are mace Individually liable to The fuH
eTtent 1t is supposed, that the bin will
neVeresee the light again IN its present
shape - Dr.. ODDS himself being avowed
y hostile 10 The indiUidaai liability lea,
tuTe,
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SM RIFFS SALE,

BY virtue OF writ of f ia ct leu. ia
C,GS issued out Of tha court of comm
pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, to me di
recled. will offer for sale at The dool
Of the court house in Carrollion, on Sa
turday the G5th day Of February inst
the following property, to wit: brown
horse, two bay mares, one brown mare
one four horse wagon, one two horse car.
rage and harness, four ses Of horse
gears. Sale TO commence at II O'Clock
M. OF said day Taken in execution and
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February 3, lS43.
Printers fee 1902.
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SHERlFF'S SALE

BY virtue of awrit Of f fac leo fa
tssueu out oithe court ,ol common pleas
OF Stark county, Ohio, to me directed,
vii offer for sale at The residence oil Ad
am Wiseman in Augusta township, in
Carroll county on Wednesday the 10Th
DsI a, IL O'Clock M ofsaid Gay, the fol-
loving property TO wit: one gray mare,
one yoke Of cattle, one COW. Taken ia
execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February 3, lS43.
Primers lee l,u0.
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NOTICE..
February 8. l843.

There will be petition presented to
the commissioners Of Carroll county OF
their March session A. D lS43, p, aging
the vacation Of so much of the Oumber
land road as is between jacob AIbaugh's
smith shop AMI the intersection Of said
road with the Waynesburgh road at the
west side OF Philip Crabs and.
February 3, lS43.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

AT my instance writ Oi attachment
was tb,s day issued by Joseph Cellars,
a Justice of the Peace Of Monroe town
shin, Carroll county, 'Oaio, against the
prsOerty and effects oil Daniel ZwaIleJ, a
nuD- rsei lent OF snid county,
ISAAC M'GREGOR.
January 81, D4S.
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State of the Country The Kenne'
bee journal says that "the scoantrv is
very much in the condition Of a drunks
ard after a fit Of deirum tremens i,
brought on by long habits OF dssI patton.
Under the Jackson experiments we
'bowed it cut straight land we are now
going through the process of bankrupt
cy and severe cur!allment of The curren
cy- down 10 the specie standard"
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nrNOTICE 20

Those who left WATCHES with H.
T. Patton to repair, are requested to
call Immediately and get them. The
subscriber informs ell those interested,
that he will not keep The shop open
Orer,ihe lllh inst He hopes that those
having Watches here will see the neceS.
sity OF calling for them ImmedIately.
JAMES PATTON.
CArrolllon, Feb 8, l843.
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IMPORTANT NEWS,

The only iIem'of Intelligence which
a~es received by the northern mail Ol
Sunday OighIis the following:
"Ihe time PROLONGED 1t is UNDER
stood that Miller and his associates have
recently carefully reviewed the caIcula.
ton upon which they found the prophe
cy of The near approach OF the end Of
the world, tCheL an error pdS discoUered
in The footing of one of the columns of a
thousand gears. This is a very impor.
IauI discovery just now. 1t will dispel
the uneaslness abou: so sudden a 90 off,
and give promise that we are yOt to wit,
ness The filling Of many a bubble, and
realize the enjoyment Of many panic
before the end Of all things. The as
cension robes with which many Of the
MiIleriles on Long Island have provid
ed themselves are not likely to be want.
ed"-JOur. Of Com.
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TThe Legislature OF Louisiana has
appointed special committee to enquire
into, and report the full facts connected
with the fine imposed by Judge Hall
upon Gen. Jxckson.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03

RecaIled.-Com. Jones has been re-
called for taking Monterey when no
war existed between the United States
and Mexico Col. Almonte, the Mex.
can minister al Washington, has made
very stroDg remonslrauces on the sub
jecI.- Ledger.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-03

between them and Texas This is
highly improbable, from all can learn,
lHoUsToN, Jan. Z.
We leeTD from gentlemen who late.
Iy arrived from the Colorado, that q
courier arrived at La Grange a few DAYS
since from lhe army. and brought news
that our troops marched to Comargo,
capturing one or two villages on the
route; but when they reached Comargo,
they encountered detachment Of the
Mexican army, consisting Of about 900
men, with Iour field pieces, They i'm.
mediately gave battle, and after a short
but severe engagement, completely de-
ieaIed the MexIcans and took The four
fields pieces. Comargo surrendered
Immediately alter the engagement, aud
the troops took possession ol the tOwb.
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NOTICE
PETITIONER.
February 3. ls43.

is hereby given to all whom it may
concernthat a petition will be presented
10 The commissioners OF Carroll county
at their March SESSION forIhe alteration
Of county road on the;Souih east quar-
ter oI Section 29, township u, u Range
4.
JOHN SHOBER.
February 8. l843.