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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
10 Boxes best Fayetteville CAN
w DIES,
Il Barrels prime Family FLOUR.

U barrcIs Prttne I.au1ly Is1O
The above articles have been consignedte
us. and will be sold for Cash lower than the
market prices.
Gu hand, and win be constantly. kept, q
supply Of the best CORN MEAL.
MICKLE & NORWOOD.
! January IL. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
FOr. Sale,

mn a. credit, a. NEGRO WOMAN. about 5!
~ or % years Of age-a cook. washer, and
'irones. Apply to. the editor. -
April IL. VS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
THURSDAY, May n.

We undstslana that The Wing District
Convention which assembled a Rock
f.,d on lhs a7ih ~. has dominated he
IIoa. Anderson Meiiell. Of Wilkes. .
s.-ir essdslaetO represent the third Con-
esnsdhsl District in the nex, Congress
II ihs United States. The district is
composed Ofshs counties Of Ashe. Wilkes.
sany, Stokes. Rockingham and CasseII.
Mr.. Mitchell is favOrably knOwa in .
larse portion Of the district. -haring beea
elected 70 The last Congress il. nlses u
he Hon. Lewis Williams, deceased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

BLANKS for sale al this Dice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
THE MARKETS.

Petersburg. Maya.
Tobacco--No change. Lugs, $500
% ESQ; Leaf, s2:75 70 us. No i'm
provement in the quality Of what Is
brought 70 The Inspections. Great com
plant is made Of the scarcity Of plants,
and Of desiruOlioa,by flys
coiion-Very little doing, at 81 10 al.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

lnQa ROUNDS NEW BAcoss
IO0u Far sale BY
MCKEE a. NORWOOD.
April g. liz
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
A NEW ENTERPRISE.

sBUHeT0rnttT EutfoT " INC cutsFuuE Epf~
ming Post -aad Saturday .ikssfpns.
Comprising the fruits Of twenty years ex.
perence in the Newspaper business. the aid
OF the most distinguished ncwspapsr writers
Of the day; a valuable Eoreisn Cofrespcn-
dencc; with troops Of Literary friends. and
the determination 10 publish q. Newspaper iqr
all classes. which shall not be sutpassed!.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
DICTATION!

Wholly distressing the power and ef-
iciency oI the MudpaddIe and GuIl,rap,'
Morgan OF the 'Ohio Patriot has deem
ed ii necessary 10 thrust his Extra Pat.
riots into Carroll county -dictaling to
the people here hOp, and for uhOm, they
shall vote! Will the freemen Of Carroll
county, listen 10 the dicla,ion Of the pet =
~ .yrdnt Of CoIumbiana? No, mol
They will teach the miserable .preten
der, that his advise and directions are
alike spurned and despsedi The peo
pie Of Carroll county have not yet for
gotten the sentiment Ofthe lamented
HARRISON that TO preSerUe their libsr-
ties, they must do their O,Un poting and
their Own ..fghting;' end, 10 view of this
sentiment, they will cast their voles-
utterly disregardiog Billy Morgan and
all his dictation!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
JEFFERsON COUNTY.

Letters from the best informed citi.
zcus of Jefferson county, assure US, thaA
the Wings wIIIcarry their Ticket in thaS
county, by majority ofin and abOGR
900 votes. We are satisfied that Our
Jefferson county friends will dotheir do
ty, manluly; but we would almost be
willing to pledge the Wings Of CARROT
for a larger majority than their friends
in Jefferson eau give. What say you 10
1t, friends? LET us TRY!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
LATE ELECTIONS.

dn VERMONT, Marocks, Wing, warts
few votes of being elected Governor,
although his majority over his Loco op-
pouent is large. Both branches of the
Legislature are strongly Whig- conse.
quenlly, Mr.. Mattocks will certainly Be
elected Governor by that body. or The
four members of Congress, two Wings
have been elected; and, 10 the otheg tive
districts, there has been no choice. In
MAINE, hitherto the STRONG hold OF Loco.
tocosm, il is believed, there has been ne
choice Of Governor by The people. I've
Loco members Of Congress are knowR
to be elecled-the other districts, az
yet, doubtful; and, probably, no choice.
The Senate is Loco; and not more thaa'
Hboat one half OF The Representa- latlRss Of
the LIUnse elected.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
Whig EcOnOnlV.

The Wing Administrator utIhe Gen
eral Government Notwithstanding Cap
tain TyIer's Uetoes, and the unremItle4
opposition Of the LocoloCoslo the Wing
Congress has saved to the people of
eUniIed Ststes, an too gears aadG halt
more than SEA, zoe, ,OOO, when
compared with corresponding period
Of Martin Van Ruren's administration!
6s-See the article On our first page. un'
der the head of National Expenditures
80 much for Wing Congress-!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
w atcll them.

We are informed that the Court. houSs
clique" Of LDkeys, are striving hard 10
get up 'Lberly Ticket" for theicoun-
;y Offices, for the sole purpose ol defeat
ing the Wing candidates Tor those off
ces! lf thu Liberly' Iolks are soft enough
u be used Tor The benefit of a faction.
we have mistaken their ssgacily most
egregIously.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

Cc~ McCausin, the Lokey candidate
for Cong reas paid our place visit isG
week. and, during his stay, he was de.
miciI0ted, for mosl part, in the Court
house, Tie came from, and returned Ia,
CoIumbana couniy-where, il is undCr.
stood, he is very busy in striving TO re-
concie Fries's friends, who have shows
an obstinate disposition 10 kick against
The Colt huntsr.' The boasled MAORI
ty 10 Columbana will be pretty we'll
dwindIed down, this Iall,i the signs Of
the times are not unusually Deceptive.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
Rotation in Office.

1t is amusing to notice Luls's efforts
to save Messrs Cameron and Holmes
and, consequently, TO preserve the unity
Of the COurt-house Clique, the county pat
rouaGe, &c. Mr., Workman, says aho
'GuIllrap' wIseacre, served three sEerms
ergo, Mr. Cameron should not give
pace to neU and untried nan! REsess
tell us, how often James GamaRHn hxa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

OTLtlle says, that Mr. Eckley, be-
ing good speaker, "WII spend much
of the time which should be employed by
the senate 10 the sactlon Of business,
in making speechesdor home consum-
ton" Not the least danger OF that,
Mr., "GulIirap" Mr.. Eckley has sense
enough loknow whea 10 speak, and UOhea
to be silent; and, moreover, he will
have this great advantage over Mr..
Hampson, if the interests Of his constllu.
ents shOnld require q speech, he will be
able 10 make one-Mr. Hampson would
not. Again, if it should become neces-
sary 10 prepare bill, or resolution, for
the action OF the Senate, Mr. EckIey has
the qualifications for such duty-Mr.
Hampson hasnol. Mr.. Eckley would
rely upon his own ability 10 discharge
the duties OF Senator-Mf. Hampson
would necessarily RELY upon, and be led
BY other members. Such is about the
true difference between the TWO candi-
dates for Senator. Which Of the two 10
choose, the people con easily determine,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

0TBHly Bullion, Of the Ohio Patriot,
gives signs Of unusual fear, lest Repre-
senlatVes should be elected in this dis
trict, who will vote for 'John PeArce'
for President Judge in place of dom .
ocrat,' Be not alarmed Billy-we do
not aspire to the Judgeship, and Of one
thing we are pretty sure, as TO a certain
asPir0nt out of This county The Legs
laluro Of this State will not bs likely tc
cast Judge Beden's mantle on the shoul
ders Of the debduchee, ,uho sedred Z
Dutch girl and sent her out of the SiGl,
to hide his and her shame. Qui capt.
ille GccepGrit
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
"SOME EXTRACTS"

The "extrscS from the Free Press
with which Little pro missed to snIlghten
HE readers, turned out after al /, to be q
few garbIsd epithets q phrases, torn from
thOir proper connexon and rendered de
void Of meaning and application. by the
msera blundefs of The "MudpaddIe"
print Every attempt that Little makes
to raise himself from his fallen condi-
tion, sinks him deeper and deeper into
the pit Of contempt In short, as we
have before said, there iS nohiag left OF
him; and, but for cheer courtesy, TO the
Court house .janfo, whose organ he is,
no one would either care, or know
what the crest fallen fop thinks or suys
about politics, or any thing elSe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
EraWd Gross Fraud!

Numerous copies of that infamous
sheet, called the Ohio Patriot have
been cent into, and put in circulation in
this county, charged from beginning TO
end with FRAUD and FALsEHooD! Among
other frauds, we notice what 10 called
in that despicable paper, Carroll tlOcal
ticket in which the names OF some OF
the Wing candidates are so printed as to.
destroy the voters baIol, If he should.
cast it 10 the form there given; and =,
what is still more outrageous, the name
Of "WiIiium PartOn' is published as the
name OF one Of the Whig candidates.!
There is no person Of that name on the
Whig ticket. We say, therefore,
BEW ARE OF FRAUDS,
or you will be literally SWindled out OF
your votes by the ViIIainous Jacobn Of
the 'OhiO PGtriOt,' and his associates.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

well rrmcmtbp red by more thsn q score
of persons who were VI the R"gImehIa'
muster al!Prkin We can tell tbe'peo-
pie of Brown Township the whole SO .
.cret ofthis business 0EFthe Court house
Clique a. this place, have determ'Ded
that tlampson and Tolan shall be kept
as silent as the tombs, so lar "a specific
measures are concerned; and, in fact II
either OF the men had any opinions or
views OF politca subjects, neither OF
them has capacity enough to make those
views known, to any useful purpose. III
10 all idle AYE, consummately rldIcu
lous, tostaIk about o discussion" by
tlampson and ToIan! II the people Of
Carroll want pair ofdaDlmieS 10 repre-
sent them, they can not find twotn the
county, equal 10 HampsCn and ToIan.
Elect them; and they will say nothing
and do nothing for their constituents, at
the rate Of $500 per day, each. That's
all!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
CIVILIAN A. HUNTER, ESQ"

or this gentleman, we have neither
formed nor expressed an opinion, good,
bad or Indifferent, But, II he has thrown
himself upon Monsieur Lille, Of the
"MOdpGdde and Gultrap," for aid, or
for reputation, we suspect he will hsve
cause 10 exclaim, Save me from my
friends, and | will take care Of my enc.
mics F" We doubt not, however, that
Little 10 mere volunteer in the behalf
OF Mr.. Hunter, and that, 10 protect him
self, no will beg it as a favor OF that
petty paragrsphlst, to desist from any
defence of him in future. We refer TO
Mr., Hunter, for the purpose oI repeIliHg
L;tle's false nsinuslion that the Free
Press (meaning its editor J "has assaiI
cd and bIOckguarded Mr. Hunter" The
editor Of the Free Pfess, has nothing to
do with the controversies ol Mr. Ii aud
his antagonists.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

shall the f7th Cong ngressiooa District h4
still further afflicted with the deep and
dARning disgrace of hiseleclon? No,
no--more than 1900 voices IN Carroll
willanswer,NO. Come thenio the cup
port OF DR HANNA, lie IL worthy Of
your support; and will, il elected, be
worthy of our whole district! Cut up
as the district is by fsc'ion; gloomy as
the pro'pecl may seem to the fant-hear
ted and despondent, we remember when
you succeeded in eIecring the Wing can
dIdale for Congress, under circumstan- =
ces far more & loomy than the present;
and, if we,TURN QUITO THE POLLS, ONE
and ALL, end merge all minor consider
atlonsin the good cause Of our Country,
we will
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
For tie Free Press,
Ma. EDIToR:

Ma. EDITOR:
| had thought that I would let
those scrbbers about CarroIIoO pursue
their own course without notice from
mo through the press But in looking
over the Carroll Democrat Of the 2lsi
inst, lsec communicate ion signed AarH
Fist, putPorlng 10 come frOm Unioa
to~usDlp, 10 which the writer labora
'hSrd TO hgjure Col. Cable. That com
'arnnIcatloD. in my opinion, 10 q fraud
S.EtemPIsd 10 he RtAnIicad On the people
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

.couscientious'y DENY the specific charge
ol4shaUing the $l50 90 county order, res
ferred to on our first page, We invite
'hlm TO do so, in rext weeks Free Press;
and, for that purpose, we shall reserve
halt column OF space, until IL O'clock
III. on Tuesday next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

pie, as shoepio the 'hands OF the shear
err Believing firmly that all viii be
right as to our Buckeye SOnator, who has
passed the greater part of his whole
life, (33 gears in this district; and that
all will DO we'll as TO our REPRESENTA-,
i've; turn we to the subject oc eIecling
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
$3.50 .656 524
II 22O,578
sS43435 046
Reduction

The report'fnds great fault with this
country 10 reference to the last Tariff,
Of course. Well it may. when gold and
silver is daily called Tor to ship here, in
stead Of British goods, The report fears
that great amounts Of money will leave
Eng land TO establish factories ln the Uni
ted States. When lhat,is done, it ex.
presses great nrIarm, thattbe Americans
w'IIcompele with them In foreign mar
kets.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
"POLITICAL ECONOMY"

Mr.. Hampson, says the MudpaHdle,
is "well versed in political economy"
Astonishing discovery! Well wager a
volume of The "Mudpadde and Gull
trap" thatGeorgo Y. Hampson cant
for the life of him, explain before pub
lie assembly, what political economy
is! Talk 10 Hampson about his $500
contract on the Court house, and he can
explain TO you The profits of that fat job
but, about "poIiticaI economy" he knows
just as much as man blind from his
birth, does about coIors. Really, this
'Unlonlown smpleIon must imagine that
he can surprise the ndIiveS away out
here iuahs West! It Hampson has any
sense ofahOme, he must blush at Little's
ridicuoUe commentator.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

0rrThe Hon. Elisha Wk;Hlesey has
resigned the Office of Oh Auditor OF the
Treasury of the Post Office Department
We have not learned who is to be bis
successor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

The 'Mudpaddo' oracle attempts 70
ridicuIe Esq. Warsh's speech in the
Court house, and says that his "friends
were chagriOed" end his "snemies laugh
ed at his expense" FaIse 40 usual
Esq Harsh's friends we're perfectly sat,
is6ed with his effort. But what, pray.
did Hampson and ToIan's frlends say to
their re(usa to respond to the,caIl oI
that meetng2 More than one oI them
said that they wouldn't vote for the sud
Hsmpson and ToIan; and we think they
will make good their words!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
County Officers.

And whatever may be said tothe con.
trary,r rtheFbaltle,in Carroll county, lhiS
fail, is, in the main, to be fought for the
county eFicerG Fhe principal offices,
especially lhose oil Auditor and Trea'
surer have been, for the last foarsyed
in the keeping OF, aud controlled by a
combination OF political managers who
have used their e6icidt influence, as we'll
as the coaaty patronage for the exclusive
purpose oi maintaining their own per.
sonal ascendency and aggrsndIzement
And 10 such an sxtenI have those man.
ayers carried their schemes, that both
poilicaI friends and opponents have been
made 10 suffer under the maltgn infiu'
ences OF their management We allude
to facts well known 10 every.cars(u OBJ
server And now, we ask Wings and
Democrats-freemen Of all parties, if
they are willing any longer TO sub
nit 10 6e controlled in The matters Of
elections by asEEF CONSTITUTED CLIQUE,
itself governed BY the Muster SPIRIT Of
the conce IN, county officer whose po
ston is beyond the reach OF tbs Ballot
Box? To maintain their RScendancy,
every arIifce will be resorlsd TO, every
means, fair or4ouI, will be used, every
influence, sacred or secular, will be ex-
ercised. To elect Messrs Cameron and
Holmes, in short. nothing that the man
ayers can do will be left pndone.
We have thus given our readers a
hurried but faithful warning If KEN
NEDY, 9HARBAUGH, HUNT, WATT and
BAXTER, have any friends, and wekOow
they have host of friends we call up
on them now, before it shall be too late,
10 come up 10 their support Buteiit,Ie.
time is left for action. Reminder that
your opponents, for the next eigb, days
will neither sleep,nOr 'slumber. Every
hill and valley will be made 10 resound
with the clatler Of their horses hoofs--
every Voler, whether "behind the hills
or up the creeks" will be personally
visited, and all sorts Of stories, ealcula.
ted 10 deceive the honest and well mean.
ing people, will be horalded through the
townships by the untring and ever Wig.
liant trainbands Of the Court house juato.
And in all probability
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
THE LATHAM g. BARTLEY SYS.
TEN, OR NO BANKS!

The Latham and BARLEY banking
hGmbug, as was we'll understood by ils
authors, instead u encouraging capital.
lists 10 vest their money in Bank stock
has 80 far served TO expel from the
State nearly ali the capital vested in The
banks whose charters expired during the
last winter. No capitalist, either Loco.
loco or Wing, has yet been found in the
Stale, who would vest his money in
single share Of stock, TO be regulated
under the provisions ol hat law, and, it
is safe to prodlcl, that no sane man Of
capital, belong towhst party he may
will ever touch it. What then becomes
the duty of those who desireto see q
safe and sound banking system establish
ed in-0hio2 We answer by oil meOns
90 10 tho polls and vote for Messrs.
ECKLEY, HARSH, SHANE and JOHNSON a Il
good men and lrue, an1 we'll qualified
10 discharge the duties of the Offices TO
which they aspire, to tho advantage Of
the people, and with credit 10 them.
selves.
On the other hand II you desire to
sustain The Latham aud BARLEY anti
banking syslom-ify you wish again TO
SEQ the State GeyynGnaered into Sena
lorial and Representative districts, in
violation of your Constitutional rights,
for party purposes; then east your votes
for Messrs, llampson, TolaO and Co
Again, II you desire a proslrOlion Ol the
few remaining banks OF This State; and
10 rely upon the Banks of the neighbor'
ing Sntes, Tor currency, then vote fol
Messrs. Ilampson, Tolan aud Co.
| Bat we will not insult our readers by
supposing it possible, that they can de-
sire TO see such ouITages perpetraIeC
upon ,heir sacred rights and upon tht
best Interests of our already oppressed
and suffering community! We will no
suppose it possible, that majority o
the enlightened and patriotic voters o
this district can be induced even by III,
soVsrest party d,iIiing to elect, as Ihei
, Senator Onl Representative, men S
manIleslly and absolutely 'uaquailie
.as George Y Hampson and 3ames To
= len men whose views Of public mea
sureS, '(f they hare anu have. bcen, 8
far, concealed from Tho mass Of tho Vo
, Ivrs; and who, by the secret infwaee G
, O'CIique Of political managers, have RI
Unnamed az dumb 10 Ihs calls df the PoS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
AVhig FeIlOW-CitiZens to
TdhC Polls!

VMN OAhS'
Ours, indeed, is but an humble duty
aud one which iS easily performed. Al
the conductor Of free and untrammeIet
press, it 10 our privilege to admonish
The readers oil this paper that they too
have duties to perlorm-duties which
they owe 10 themselves, TO their chill
,dren and 10 their country. We mean
no idIo dlsplay Of affected patriotism,
We design 10 raise no false alarm
We do bat speSk in the words or'iruth
tdnd sOberaeSS.' whom WeleIl our Follow.
Citizens, that crisis has arrived in
public affairs, in whichosvsfy lover Of
his country should
RUSH TO THE RESCUE!
Preparatory 10 the great contest Of
lS44 II becomes the duty of every Whig
even now TO RALLY, and demonstrate
the Wing strength Of the Unionl Be
trGyed by one man, in whom we had 70.
posed all confidence, and our measures,
in tho main, defeated by a succession Of
vEToEs unauthorized by the spirit Of
the Constitution; we have fallen under
the degraded and degrading dominion OF
an apathy which is as dangerous 10 Lib
erty aSit Is'Eisgracelul 10 Ireemen-
Shall we any longer yield TO The lisIlOss
spirit oi deSpOndencyH Or, rather, shall
we not rise in The mighty majesty oil
our we'll known strength and power
and, 10 ls43, as in lS40, prove 10 the
world, that we sill have rights 10 main
tain, and q country 10 servoR
20. is there a man ,0ith soul so dead,
Who neper TO himself hath said
TINS Is MY OWN, MY NATIVE LAND"
And frs, fellow cilizons, remember,
wO havoR
COngrGssnM nm 10 Elect.
Dr. LEONARD HANNA has, al this soli-
citation oi his numerous friends, consen
led TO become The Whig candidate. He
is, beyond oil doubt, man gifted BY
nature with Intellectual powers Of the
very highest order. Ills moral charac
ter is without stain and without reProsch
He is the ardent friend aud able adVo-
cate Of Protective TARIFF, OF the
DISTRIBUTION OF THE PROCEEDS OF TIL
sALEs OF PUBLIC LANDS, aud Of Ma,
'TloNAL BANK in preference TO The "SUB
TREASURY SYSTEM To oil these Whil
measures his opponent, Mr., McCOutIin
lie NvowedIy hostile, and, II long Occred
tied report may be relied on, MI. Nc
'Csuslin's hostility lothe Americdn So,
ten has been cherished from his VOut
up II is said and believed that, " he
% young man 10 the prime Of lie, he RI
Bnsed 10 obey gu Official cal to arm,
aud, ata time when q British army hun
upon our bleeding frontier, and savap
zoo was burning the "LoG CABINS" {
the West and bathing a lhousOnd TOM
haWks ia The blood OF our unproleclc
sCtizens; this samo McCauslin wiIhhe
from his country hrs services as O CO.
sOier! Vhis charge, though often pu
llcly made and cast into his teeth, "
believe he has never publicly denie
Aud shalt such man be chosen /, re-
EeecOt eighty thousand free people
she Congress Oi The UnnOd SIaIesf {
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
Fraudulent Tickets,

will be scattered al over The country,
on the very eve ol The election, with a
view 10 defeat The Wbig Ticket. We
warn you, therefore, 10 be- on your
guard against
The devices OF The enemy.
Knowing, as we do, after ten years'
close observation, what low and misera
bic shifts have been resorled 10, by the
corps Of political gamblers, who are de-
nominated the Court house Clique
and knowing loo, that Whig poteS are
relied upon to sustain the re. election Of
certain leading members Of that clique
we cannot too earnestly pFess upon
our Wing friends the necessity of ex
aiming, most carefully, even he spell
ing Of The names on their Tickets To
every voler, therefore, we say,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
october Election-IsA3.

For Congress
LEONARD HANNA.
Senator, in conjunction SOiM Jefferson co
EPHRAIM r. ECKLEY.
Representatives., IN conjunction Dith JET
Jerson county.
LEONARD HARSH.
ISAAC SHANE,
SMILEY II. JOHNSON.
Commits sioner.
H0RATIO HUNT.
Auditor.
THOMAS r. HARBAUGH.
Sheriff.
DAVID WATT,
Prosecuting Attorney.
VAN BROWN.
Treasurer
JOSEPH G. KENNEDY.
Poor House Director.
WILLIAM BAXTER.