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The hornet., 1843-09-26
JAMES MCCONNELL,
A. S, BROWN,
WuLtAs's LANDING, July /, 1913.

JAMES MCCONNELL late Of the Firm of Me-
COnne & Brown, and RICHD MCCONNELL, hav-
ing purchased out Mr. A. s, Browns interest in the
late Firm, would respectfully offer their services as
general Agents and Commission Merchants at Will
hams Landing, Mississippi
We will at all times be supplied with Bagging,
Rope Twne; Bacon, Pork, Sugar Coffee, Molasses,
&c. &c. and general stock of Shoes, Boots, Hats,
Dry Goods Hardware, Queensware, Iron &. Castings.
OF We will at all times be prepared 10 make libe-
raj cash GdrdHceS on Cotton IN haud
MCCONNELL e. BROTHER.
WILLIAMS LANDING, July l, ls43.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
pnhli.her,s IInIl. PmIndeInhin
ADlLLNLNTR ATOR,N NOTINE.

4 ETTERS Of Administration having been
- granted 10 the undersigned, (by the Hon
orahIe the Probate Court of Carroll county0
at the June Term, 1913, upon the Estate Of
William d. Allison, deceased, notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of said Estate, to
present their claims, duly authenticated, with
in the time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
GEORGE HIGHTOWER, Admir-
OF the Estate of w. ID. ALLISON, decd.
June Slh, 1913. l5-6t.
The hornet., 1843-09-26

The stock Of MULES, HORSES &c, on said Plan.
taton-ALso all the interest which the said John h.
Irwin had In Stock Farm, in co-partnershp with
John w. Kendall, consisting of Cattle Hogs, Sheep
and other Stock number indefinite.
In like manner will also be sold by US at the resi-
dence Of the lutc John l.. Irwin, in Vicksburg, ON
The 3OM day Of AHgust, 1913,
The following negroes, to-wit: Henry, Mainda,
Sam, Lucy and infant, Julia, Sythe, Sarah Octeyia
and two children, U.iza and Chares,) and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and, also, the
stock of Mules, Horses, &c, now remaining on the
Old River Plantation of said John l.. Irwin or 50
much of the above property will be sufficient sat
isfy said Trust Deeds.
Selling as Trustees, we will convey such title only
as we have by virtue of said Trust Deeds, which is
believed to be good, WILLIAM WICK,
JOHN LANE,
Trustees.
February l9, ls43. 5l-6m.
The hornet., 1843-09-26

HAVING sold out my entire interest in the Firm of
Mcconnell & Brown, at Williams Landing, Miss ,
| take great pleasure in recommending Messrs. Me-
Connell & Brother to the public every way compe-
tent and fully worthy of their patronage and conf
dence A. S. BROWN.
Grenada. Miss. Inlv / lSI2 If
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JOB PRINTING

Of every description correctly executed at this Office
with nsatness and despatch, on the most
reasonable terms.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
DR. HILLS WORM LOzb

INFORMS! WORMS! WOKno,,,
w these troublesome and dans y n
of the stomach and bowels, when mi II DI
health and destroy the lives Of Cnn N
Hull's Worm Lozenges, cei'a,D n Eps
ton for the removal of the various g n
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, wan " 4 NJ
tile Fever aud Ague, and Deblllly " ~
Bowels and organs of DigesIlOn. Ia
cents per box, with full di.ectlo,nsIc y e 81
Carrollton March 81, IS43
The hornet., 1843-09-26
HULL's WORM I0lrv

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pFuvrp in more than / 500 casa.
only certain Worm.dcsiruunf ~.
are The greatest discovery ever I'd
the various kinds of worms, nn
distfcssinrly annoy both chldrp
diseases arise from worms, and
intense suffering and even DEATH
being suspected grown pefgn
afflicted with them and are docidfd
plants, without any benefit, when
Lozeugcs would speedily cure ts
inialliblc remedy, and 50 pleasant 4
children will take them rs readily n
mint Lozenges.
SYMPTOMS or Ms.-pain 10 I
limbs, offensive breath, pickingalhI
Of the teeth during sleep, and lia
about the lips with flushed cheeks
nose, a gnowing sensation at the stoa
heat over the surface of the body /
shiverings, headache, drowsineSs yg
disturbed dreams, sudden 'tartingma
and screaming: with a troublesome ca
ness; thirst, plaid hue, fits, bad TASTE
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tigue, nausea, squeamishnesS, voHc
leanness, bloated stomach or limbs 2
various parts of the body, a sense Of
ing in the throat, itching of the anus
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Read the foliOwing Lett
New-York, Septen'
DEAR DoCroR:-AccOrding to you
have used your Lozenges in several q
and found them uniformly successlu.
difficulty in getting children to take a
perfectly pleasant. We shall use 'he
tice whenever occasion offers, OeleN
the best vermifuge medicine in use
used your Cough Lozenges very ex'en
them fully to answer the purpoe,
them for. We are yours, resPecill,
ZACHARIAH B. Ia
w. E. PLEASANL
GREEN H. BARRY
The hornet., 1843-09-26
DR.. LACOUNTS VEGETAAbbD
ELIXIR.

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- for the sale of his valuable NV plvPr ~ !
the Tooth-Ache, can with conhosrS SOrsrs
an lnfallible cure in all cases ~ md j
ing relief in a very few minutes, e,,~s y. II
out any injury to the Teeth OF G5,. JUN Vie
property Of enlivening the Gum; ,D5 ~ i
state, and of restorinng hesitn "a h.
Price, fifty cents vial For "a y
esrrollton, March 81, 1919
The hornet., 1843-09-26

TINIE Firm Of MrCoySftl BFows has this day
Il dissolved by limitation and by mutual consent
All persons indebted tu said Firm, are requested 10
come forward and make immediate payment, aud oil
persons having claims against the Firm will present
them to James Mcconnell who Is fully authorized to
close the concern.
The hornet., 1843-09-26

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The Comfortable Ornament Is The first Of Tic Mind
that h1s ever originated IN this country and ofcuursc'
came from the office Of the LaJys Book, from whence
s other designs aud ideas are copied
We have nov iu hand ten original Paintings, by
the most celebrated artists Of the day
T., A. COREY,
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27
"Latham's EIPCaiOMCePiaE Q.
HRUmEDaagg.79

Having taken it upon ourselves to
comment pretty freely upon The act Of
the last General Assembly, entitled AN
Act 10 regulate Banking in Ohio but
now commonly known as Latham's Bill,
or 'Latham's Humbug,' it is due to lGs
tIce that we should yield our aid in Civ
ing Mr.. Latham's disclaimers on the
subject as full scope as lies within our
means. In reference to a statement
that has appeared IN this and other pa
pers, 10 the effect, that The bill of the
last session had been acknowledged by
Mr. l. TO be a humbug, that gentleman
stated in his place in tho Senate on
Wednesday the following facts: That
The bill in question was drawn up by
him with the aid Of Two other members
OF that Lody, aud that it contained "a
sections, and was voted for by him when
1t passed the Senate: That It came back
from the House with 33 amendments,
and extended TO 81 sections: Thaa he
reported against most Of the amend
mentS, but The House insisting, com.
mitee 0! conference was appointed, on
which he refused 10 serve: And tn at
finally convinced that the bill had been
rendered impraclicabIe, he had SO stated
10 those around him, and did not vote
for it when it passed. Mr.. Latham con.
cIuded by saying that his opinions Of the
law had always been freely and open y
eXpressed-that he had deceived no one.
and had attempted 10 deceive no ONE
he had reported the original bill in good
laab, bul The law as it finally passed
was not his, and he was not responsible
forit.
1t has not been until quite recently
that we we're aware ahGt Mr.. LStham's
agency in the concoction of the Banking
law oil last session, was susce ptbe of
an explanation that ought to relieve
him oi all odium or responsibility on lis
account. Such, however, we now be-
IleVe is the case, as well from other
sources of information, as from his own
declarations, the sincerity Of which seem
10 be unqueslionabIe. The Humbug of
the last session ought, therefore TO be
by another name.-O. S.
Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27

bills undergo the searching inVesliga.
tion Of the committee on corporations;
(the committee being the real Simon
pure on this subject; y and may be sup
posed TO come from that ordeal pure and
perfect; yet il does frequently happen
that, just as the finsI vote is about to be
taken, the superior discernmenl of Mr..
Bying'on, McNulty or somo olher gen,
ius, discovers an imperleclion, rusbes
10 the rescue Of the people; AMI forth
with ensues a battle between some Of
the knights of democracy--each being
enVious OF The honor Of so momenious
discovery In such conflicts, half or
a whole day Es often consumed in abka
debate. might add that so far, our
time has been principally bestowed on
this valuable subject
1t is true several bank bills have been
reported; but on these little labor as yet
has been expended. The Finance com
miltee has been in trouble there being
no means ot paying 10 domestic credit
ors the amounts due them, and due to
the ofliceholders including the members
of The Legislature, Having no disPosi-
lion 10 entertain for moment propo
sition to reduce the wnges OF members,
and The salaries of State and county Off
GERS, this committee have had the inge
uuity Of The State officers al Columbus
on the rack, 10 produce a bill that shall
repIenish an empty treasury Accord
ingy, scheme is devised, which fur
nisheS additional items for taxation -
this being TO them more palatabe than
a reduction Of salaries, can only say
that this bill provides for the assessment
ola tax on watches, jewelry, household
furniture, and many articles TOO numer-
Gus to be mentionedln this letter. From
The same source comes bill 10 provide
more certain regulations in regard to
sales Of lands for taxes, by county aud.
ltors-so as 10 prevent courts from sell
ting aside such sales on account Of in
lOrmallty or error.
In conclusion | have TO say, that am
clear in the conviction that it would be
we'll if we were once more at home-as
it is obvious that we are not all aclu
aed by desire to promote the public
good. As soon as we can divide the
State into Congressional districts, and do
such other business as may temporarily
answer the demands Of the people, we
should, in my opinion, adjourn and 60
home.
4 y 4
Although many of @bs democratic
party appear to condemn The Radicals;
yet, when these men take a stand the
whole democratic force goes with them
4
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27
WusMhUEg No. =,

We noticed the Chairman Of the Cur.
rency Committee in the House, in his
seat this morning lie has been absent
four or FIVE days among his constituents,
as some Of his political brethren assert,
manufacturing public opinion 10 9th
or words he has been home TO attend a
great public meeting Ot Circleville, in
which The course OF the Representative
from Pickaway has been endorsed TO
THE FULLEST EXTENT and ho
has accordingly returned flushed With
his success and prepared TO go for Hum.
hug No 2, TO the DEATH Medary hav.
log in the meantime drawn the sword
and flung away the scabbard,' in favor
Of bank destruction, we expect to witness
rars sport when next the rival cham
pions, Olds and Gordon on one side, and
McNuty and ByingIon on the other,
Join issue Ogain. When Greek meets
Greek, then comes the tug Of war
Sam has his eye on the Doctor, and
'head him or de- is the word We are
almost as Indifferent TO ,he result as he
philosophical cid dame, whose neuIrali'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.

The Democratic Convention of The
State Of Kentucky, which assembled at
Frankfort on the 9th instant. dominated
Col r NJ. JOHNSON, for the Presidency
subject to the decision Of a National
Convention,
We have net ye, received the full
particulars Of the procee dngs Of tSe
Pennsylvania Convention, hels last
week in Harrisburg, al which The Hon.
JAMES BUCHANAN was nominated AZ q
candidate Tor Ihe Presidency. subject to
the decision OF National Convention,
convened according to the usages of the
Democratic party. When we do re-
celVe them we shall endeavor 10 give
our readers an idea Of their general
complexion. = Nat. lat
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27
IN SENATE,
WEDNESDAY,. inn. is

WEDNESDAY, Jan. is.
On mo,ion Of Mr. Ford, the Senate
again went into committee Of the whole.
Mr.. HazoN:ne in the chair, when sundry
other bills were considered and bppro
priatey recommilied Among these
bills, was that reported by Mr. Lahm,
from the joint select committee on that
subject, to divide The State oI Ohio into
Congressional Districts, which Districts
arc composed as follows:
Let Hamilton.
3D. Butler, Preble, Montgomery.
Warren, Clinton, Green, Fayette,
Madison.
4lh- Miami, Clark, Champaign, Lo.
gan, U0ion
9th. Clermont Brown, Highland.
6th-Adams, Pike, Jackson, Hooking,
Ross.
7lh-Sciolo, Lawrence, GaIIia, Meigs,
Athens,
Slh- Fairfield, PIckawoy, Franklin,
9lh-Perry, Morgan, Washington.
10Th Muskingum, Guernsey
lllh- Monroe, Belmont, Harrison,
l2lh-IetIers rson, Carroll, Columbiana
l3th-TrumbulI, Ashlabula, Lake.
l4Ih-Gcaugu, Portage, Medina, Sun
nit.
i5th-Cugehoga, LorOin, Huron
Erie
l6lh-Wayue, Stark
Nth Holmes, CoshocloO, TuscarS
was.
Isih-Licking, Delaware, Marion.
loth-Richland, Knox.
20h-Grawlotd, Seneca. Sondusk,
Onowa, W God, Hancock, Hardin.
2lA-Lucas, Williams, Henry Pau
inQ, PutBam. Vanwerl, Allen, Morce
Shelby, Darke.
Mr. Alen moved an amendment. /
striking out CARROLL in tho 10Th dl'
trict, and eddmgil 10 the l7lh CarrC
wus stricken on; Of the l2lh by Vo
Of 20 10 10; hut tho Senate refused
add it TO Inc 18th by vote ol 10 ye
o24 nays
Mr.. Walton wished to amend tho b
by placing ths county Of Guesnsey
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27
SHERIFT'!S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of peadi erponas
issued oul Of the court Of common pleas
OF Carroll county, OHIO, to me directed, |
will offer sor sale al the public house in
Lodi on the 7th day of February next,
The following property, 10 wit: one 2
horse wagon, one deorborh wagon and
harness, one common stove and pipe, one
mantle clork, one bureau and one silver
watch. Sale TO commence al | ! o'clock
on said day. Taken in execution and
wtl be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January 81, IS43.
Printers fee 100.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27
HUMBUG NO. &

The rumor about town is, that the bill
reported by the Currency committee "lo
reguIale Banking in Ohio" sometimes
distinguished as Ilumbug No. 2, is 10 be
abandoned by ils lsprojecror and that a
substitute, based upon different pruci-
ples, will be offered in its place. The
motive for this change is aot explained
unless it arises from The conviction that
the thing wont teke-that gudgeons are
getting scarce! Whether the new
scheme is to be made more acceptable
TO the 'DestructiVes,' or 10 reasonable
people, has not transPired,-O. State
Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of Two several wrlts OF uendi
erpOpGS issusd out Of the court Of com.
mon pleas of Carroll county, to me dl.
rected, will Offer for sale at the door
OF the court house 10 CarroIIton on FRI
day the Sd day Of March between the
hours OF 10 o'clock A M and 4 o'clock P
NJ the following described real estate 10
wit: part OF the South West quarter oi
Section 20, township 10, Range A, con-
tain,ng IS actess with The improvements
thereon. Taken in execution and will
be sold by mo.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January 27, ls4S
Printers fees $3.50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27
CASE OF C. W. HART, ESQ.

The reader will find on our first page
a Report of the Judiciary Committee in
the Senate, on the petition of Cyrus W.
Hart Esq, together with Mr. Hart's re.
ply tothat report, in the form Of letter
addressed to Mr. Speaker Farran.-
Whatever may be thought OF The pro-
priety of this publication, Mr., Hart's ap.
peal to US for its appearance is such as
we are unable to resist.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27

"HO~ brautyM il is for brethren 10
doeH together H. unity."- 9th Of fJanua-
ry Toast.
The Mt. Vernon Banner, the special
organ of Mr., McNulty. in some refer
ence 10 the bill now before the House,
TO regulate Banking in Ohio,' has the
following remark respecting its author.
These fellows seem 10 know each other
'like a bookn
"Who can look at this Federal Bank
trick, attempted 10 be practiced upon The
LLocoIocos1 Of the State by that arch
dpoStale, DR.. OIds, with any other feel
ings than those OF bitter dad indignant
disgust Such an arlfnl kn0pe and base
intriguing traitor as This same DR.. Olds
has proven himself to be. should yeceiUe
nothing but the long oad loudly reiierdt
ed erfCrdhOas Of a UrOased and inSutled
people," 20. s Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27

NAYs-Messrs. Baird, Brish, Brown,
ByingIon, CahilI, Clark, Douglass, Ger
don, Green, Gruber. Henderson, Hum
phreys, James, johnson, Kelley Of P
Kilgore, King, LarwiH, Martin Of c.,
Martin Of s., Meredith, Midget, Nc
Chung, Mcconnell, Mcfarland Nelson,
Okey, 0Ids, Pitcher, Reid, Sharp, Spind-
4er, ,SIeedman, Wakefield, Warner,
White, Wi'Iord and Speaker-3s.
The bill was then ordered to be sen.
grossed-yeas 40. nays28-a strict per-
ty vote, with the exception Of Mr.. Wood.
bridgo voIingin the affirmative.
The House adjourned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27
NOTICE

is hereby given that a petition will
he p, presented 10 lhe commissioners of Car.
roll county, Ohio, at their March session,
l843, praying for the alteration O(a road
known BY The name Of Ezekiel Naples
road, commencing on The line between
The lands of Tolbert Shpley and Robert
M'Laughling, thence through the lands
of Robert M'Laughlin to intersect the
saltwork road at or near the west end OF
Samuel Huston's lane.
Jannary 27, lS43.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-01-27
(Sa6ject to the action Of a National Con
UentiOn
FoR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.
VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN M, CLAYTON,
Of Delaware.
APPRAlSEMENT LAW.

We have before US a copy of the act
requiring The aPPraisement of personal
property previous to sale on execution,
for which we shall find room in our pa
per Of next week. This act went into
force on the 10Th inst.
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Yours, &C."
REPEAL OF THE BANKRUPT LAW

REPEAL OF THE BANKRUPT LAW
The bill 10 repeal the Bankrupt Law
which has been pending in the House oil
Representatives, for some weeks, final
Iy passed that body on the l7Ih inst
Aayes l40-Nays II. 1t remains to
be seen whether the Senate wiz ceOos r
with the House in his measure. The
form OF this billas as follows:
"Be it enacted By ne SeRoie 4. House
Of Representatives. Of The United States
in Congress assembled, That an act en-.
tuled ian act 10 establish a Uniform sys,
TEN Of Bankruptcy throughout the Uni
ted States" approved on the 10Th Aug
1871. be, and the same hereby is, repeal
ed: Provided, That this act shall not af.
feet any case or proceeding in bankrupt.
cy commenced before The passage ofthis
act, or any pains, penalties or lorieltures
incurred under the said act; but every
such proceeding may be continued 10 ils
final cOnsummation in like manEer as if
this act had mol been passed.
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GFltis due 10 our worthy Represen-
tative, Isaac ATKINSON, ESQ. to say, that
he has kept US constantly advised OF The
progress of'ihis Winters legislation at
Columbus. We take occasion also once
for all. to acknowledge our obligations
TO him for copes'of many highly inter.
estIng, legislative documents.
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GFMarcus Morton, loco, has been ell.
ecled Governor of Massachusetts, by The
Senate oil that Stale e-another victory
chieVed by the combined forces Of LO-
Cuioceism and AboIilionism!
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SENATOR FROM KENTUCKY.

John J. Crihenden, now Senator OF
the United States from the Stale Of Ken.
lucky. was on Saturday last, reelected
to that Office for six years after the 4lh
day Of next March by triumphant ma.
jorHy. He received, on joint ballot, q
maprity Of IS Vmes.-Nat Int.
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LOUISIANA SENATOR.

The Legislature OF his patriotic State
have elected Judge Alexander Porter to
the Senate for the full constitutional
term Of six years Scem the 4lh Of March
next.