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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

BEEN Il cardlda,e for county Treasurer
Just foe times IN tea years, positively!
And so OF Auditor Holmes. They have
either been in office, or candidates for
Office al sbout every election stpce the
organization Of the county and, We re-
peat il, neither OF them, will yield his
present place ,unGl he is forced out
Mr.. Workman wasOace elected on party
grounds; Cameron and Holmes iiCice;
and they are now asking 1t Mird time,
as we'll on purity grounds as on another
ground, which we do not choose to
name, but which is becoming pretty
we'll understood. Reluctant as they are
TO carry out the democratic doctrine of
rotation in Office The time is nearly at
hand. when they will be rotated when
they will be forced TO redeem the on.re.
peaIed pledge = not again to be Candi
dates for the same o6ices-aud this too.
even # the Mud dpadde' should loose the
$500 90 advertisement promised BY Mr..
Holmes ~ Co.
But, while Little is claiming the re-
election OF Holmes and Cameron for a
third lime he insists that Mr.. Watt and
Mr.. Hunt who have not yet served out
one Term. shall be denied a re electiona
And why? Because they are Wings,
and for no other reason. What aston.
ishiug Iiboraity! What admirable con.
sisiency! Let Cameron and Homes(o&
the clique,) have Office three terms; and
Wau and Hunt one term! That's dem.
ocratc rotation 10 Office. according TO
rhe Interpretation of our EmignaRt[rom
UniontoWn! Again-'we' (Lieutenan
Lillle,) presume Mr.. Hunt is not very
anxious for re election Who gave YOU
a right to presume any such thing?-
Your presumption is only equailed by
your ignorance. Mr. Hunt. for whom
you profess so much hollow hearted re-
specl,' is an honest and fair dealing man.
who would not permit himself TO be "a
candidate, if he were not anxious for
rs eIection'-'your presumption TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

0rThe Court house clique, wa arO
informed, regtet now, Iba. they revived
their paper, this fall; and believe that
their chances Of success, St the ballot.
box in October, have been lessened, in
stead Of being increased, by the imbs-
cile, iliterale and contemplate labors of
the 'MudpaddIe' organ. Little, from
first to last, has made such an ass of
himsel( that even the Junto about the
Courthouse have become heart sick
with his braylng. Good enough for
them. The Eales seem to have favored
them with that lump Of stupidity to drug
the foul cup Of their political iniquity.-
Let them drain it to the bottom, lor lhsir
doom is already written.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
SHAVING COUNTY ORDERS

VI isnot our purpose TO do any thing
hut justice to the candidates Of either
party. II, therefore, Mr., Cameron can
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
"ChOres done up for the
MudDlddlc.D

The "MadPdddle,n for two or three
weeks past, has been protected by ils
own lmbOciiily from any thing like a
serious notice. We observe, however.
that our fotbearance has only served 10
spur up the Llttle editor, andreuder him
more impudenl We must, therefore,
torn him over our knee, and switch him
again in a summary way, IL we "sparo
the rod" we "sbaIl spoil the chiId,"-
And frsl Of the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
THE ELECTION-Tuesday
October 10.
40 THE VOTERS OF CARROLL
COUNTY,:

This is the last number Of the Free
Press which, we can expect. will be gen.
orally circulated and read before the
elecIion. We come therefore 10 the
discharge Of our annual duty of warning
anuP
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
ELECT DR.. HANNA.

Important as our Congressional cleo
iion is, of equal importance, nay, still
more important, at the present crisis, is
the Senatorial and Representative cleo.
ton, in this district. You will remem- =
Der, That we have one Senator and three
Representatives to elect this fall. Let
.us. for a moment
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"DISCUSSlON."

10 relation 10 the political meeting
called by Wings and Democrats al Pskin
on the ooh inst, "by request oI the can
d'da'es," the GulIIrq9 Mys "thot the
democratic candidates we're DOT con sui
ted in the appointment Of the meeting"
This assertion 10 in part, at leasl, as
false ss'il is Insulting to the gentlemen
who signed the call, We know that
one Of the democratic candidates. for
Representative, openly demanded the
aRPointmenl Oi that meeting, as WiIlbs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
Go to your Wing
neighbors;
Importance Of one Vote.

In closely contested counties or DIS
lricls, like ours, the importance Of one
vote cannot be overrated, Morton, the
Locofoco Governor Of Massachusetts,
was elected by Q single vOie. The only
time that "Petlicoal'' Allen was elected
to Office by the teopIe, his majority was
but one UOte; and we might refer to nu-
merous instances in which singleuOtt
has decided the severest,polilical con,
tests that have ever occurred 10 this
country. Let it be remembered, there
fore, that every citizen has
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
EFFECTS OF THE WING TARIFF.

EFFECTS OF THE WING TARIFF,
A recenlreport TO The British Parlia-
msnt, saws the Cleveland Herald, states
the amount of British goods consumed
in the United States for The years 1886
and lS42, as follows:
10 1886 $60,656 524
It" l842 II 22O,578
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N Id NIGHT HANDBILLS,

as ia times past, charged TO overlooking
with the fouIest (aisehoods together
with spurious and
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

Der, that we have one Senator and Ii rec
Representatives to elect this fall. Let
US, Tor moment
Look at the true Issue.
1t cannot have escaped your recoIec.
tion, that, immediately after the down
fall OF the United States Bank ian iusti
tuition which Col r NJ. johnson truly
said, was "cOpabe Of doing much good
and much 'hafm.") The bank ing Ca pital
OF lhs country was increased nearly four
fold, State Banks sprung up like mush
rooms, under the fostering care Of pro
lessedIy democratic Legislatures In a
word, the Stale Bank system was appau
ded and sustained by our pollcal oppo'
nenls, all over the Union. Many Of
these banks, denominated the pot bank 3
became the repositories of the National
Treasures; and were encouraged and
instructed by democratic authority. TO
tissue literally upon the funds Of the Gov
I'ernmsnt TO accommodate the CONNER
cisl community. They did issue, and
issue literally. A revulsion in busl-
ness came bank suspension followed
The subject Of the Currency became
political hobby; and, under The deIusve
cry of "Bank Reform" demagogues rode
into Office, and by reckless and run mad
Legislation, destroyed the last remnant
of credit or character that remained
with the Banks, after the wreck Of sus.
pension In our own State, a few banks
only sustained the shock OF Locofoco vic
ence; and most OF these few, being
bouI 10 go out Of existence by The Iimi
luIion Of their charters, applied TO the
Legislature for the renewal Of those
charters Their application was spurn
ed, and the midnight hour when the
charters Of those specie paying banks ex
pired, was celebrated at the capitol Of
tho State, by Byinglon, McNuIty & Co.
by the ringing oI The State House bell.
and other ceremonies deemed suitable
for am0ck funeral! Thus, under the
deceptive wAlchword Of Bank Reform"
the hard money faction lEiumphed. but,
as if willing TO keep up the deIusioD,
aud have it believed by the people that
good banks mig ht still exist, the Locolo.
co majority in the last Legislature per-
fected the "LatAam and Bartly hambvg,"
and upon this currency, or rather anti
currency measure, the parties are al
issue.
FELLOW CITIzENs:-Be not deceived
on this subject. Tho issue ia boldly made
and rendered 10 you, by the so called
democratic leaders:
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Township eighty three. Of range i've.
An Island la The N is.issrp nssr containing thirty
one 50 100 acres forming parts Of sections thfsy ai
and thirty five in township sesen'y-e'gh', Of range
three.
.No,A Of Ms sass iins saa Usa u as sst ps.sspsi
aaidiaA.
Townships sighty-,~o and sigh,y-,hrss, Of range
AT the Land Office at FAIRFIELD. lasneins
on Monday the second day Of October neat iof us
disposal Of the public lands hereinafter designated
viz:
North Of the base haze and Hsa Of the 3ta Y''"e,pal
Township seveniy-six, of range nine.
An island IN the Mississippi river forming parts OF
sections seventeen eighteen and nineteen, in town
ship sixty eight, Of range two, and parts ~ sections
thirteen aud twenty four, Of township sixty
range three.
Two small islands in the Mississippi river, forming
part Of section six, in town hip seventy OF rang'
one and parts Of sections one and twelve IN tow
ship seventy, OF range two.
An island in the Mississippi river, forming parts o
sections fifteen, sixteen, twenty-one and twenty two
except that portion Of the island within the limits
section sixteen, and two islands in the same iiver
two, twen,y-si and tweniy-seven, and the other
parts Of sections twenty-five and twenty seven-al
IN township seventy-four, of range two.
| Three islands in the Mississippi river, foImin!
seven, tw~nty-eight, twenty-nne and thriy-two, u
tow nship seventy -one, of range one.
Huron Island and six small islands in the Mlsss
srpi river forming parts of sections three nine, ten
| fifteen, sixteen, tweniy-one, twenty-five, twenty
three, twenty-siH, twenty seven and thirty four ex
cept much of Huron Island lies within tn
limits of section sixteen in township seventy-twe, o
| range one.
An island in the Mississippi river, forming part o
section three, in township seventy-wo, of range one
and part of section ihr,yiour, in township seventy
three, Of range one.
An island in the Mississippi river, forming parts o
sections twenty two, twenty and thirty four
township seventy three, of range one.
Four islands in the Mississippi river forming part
Of sections tweniyeght to thiry-fve, inclusive, il
township seventy of range one.
| Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
military, other purposes will be excluded fiom sale
The sales will each he kept open for Two weeks
| (unless the lands are disposed off and n
longer, and no private entries Of land in the town
ships offered will be admitted until after the xpi
ration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this eighth day of June, Ammo Domni, lS43.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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NOTICE

In pursuance u shs Isssisies u ths sri II T. l.
gees ap,sossi ~ Msrh ls3J eniiisd A. I'D =.
esiahhsh q to~n al NJ, Mssss, fiaEsds tht Rtsi..t
and Rsceissr 81 al. LAM Ditcs az sslahts.rf
be- required, yfiof tho day a sale 10 sscsftah g.
value u aay improvements whSh msY hsss ..ta
made" On the iois desc aAssd ~ the tIoCiaaaIiaa
spcets.ly and the safchsssf q pubi,s sas q l.g
IA ufsa ~h,ch shsrs soeh iinIEossaisnit d. .4.
than The owner thereof, shall AZ sSsisen a. ibs I'd.
To Ice paij To tbs Ue,ass States. 10, AID bsfsty b. e.
qu,IcJ 10 icy 20 the 90 nsr u the lbifpssushs u.
value of them thus ascesssipsdi a1i 81 la7 FsH.
therefor shall bs made uISn The day "a ~hf i.s
same Was pafcbsssd, shs loi shsi ec aEsin uHsf.t d
public sale ~. psrt day ol sale sed sufh Isi.ea
shall not lie oa,sbl. Il h.ecinins chs fuehsssf at
OF sny other lot offered Il that pubic sale PTof.t
That IL any lot offered and bid % che lssj i,
Of The public sale shall not be- thus paid 49, o,
may be entered al private sale upon paying o.
United States the SUN at ~hlct Il hd 90, tf..'
the Of ia. Improvements, tho previously
tanned value thereof"
BY the act Of Congress Aforesaid che niniu
price Of each lot Is II ned at Twenty-Five doafs
rho. IA BLAKE
CompsisSioner II the General LlHa Oas.
June li--sljd Oct.
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one besdrs.i and I've. hundrsd and Hius a.
hundfsJ snj thlgtssn, headed aHd .sseuifss
az hunAssd sad t~ssiy eas, ssd one hundred end
twenty hss a. Te,s fsslsd ,hs Vi.a VI ths sai
,os q Irsgsssi ny tbs ssUsyoi csEsfsi ~ ths Iu.
rilaiy " fionda.
Tbs sals ~in b. teyA opsn 90 tao ~s'ks fur.s..
the lsas sfs soDsT Jsgs,fd oil sad ~ lngsr col u
psissts entry ~ sny VA a. shrFsd, ~ii ~ sdni'si
uniu afss ths s1passioa ~ ths i~o wssls
Given vadsf -, hand a ghs Cor u Wssbinei.r
,hss s.shsh day u Jans, AanS D...,isi isiA
JOHN TYLER
b. the Pfs.idsft;
Tao. II. Bass,
Coaaissssasr N fis Gsnsfsi LAnR ar
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE u. STATES
w IlEREAS by the act Of Congress, approved on
w The 3Oh day Of June 1884 entitled q" An ACT
10 authDrle the sac Of lots In the OF ST. Marks
FLORIDA, the Pfesljentis authorized 10 direct the Re
gisicr and Receiver Of the Tallahassee land distnc,
10 make sale a pubic auction Of fourth of the lot.
IN the town Of ST. MARKS, IN tie TERRITORY
OF FLORIDA, according TO the plan Of tho Survey.
" Gcnefsl Of said Territory Nov know We, that I
Jons TYLga Presd' Mt Of the UnileJ States DO here
by declare and make known that public sale will b.
held the Land Office at TALLAHASSEE. in the
TERRITORY OF FLORIDA, Tor the disposal OF
The undefmentoned lots m the town Of ST. MARKS
FLORIDA, on Monday the ipsniy-third day Of Ociobsr
next, viz:
Lot numbered one, five nine, thirteen, seventeen,
iweniy-oue, twenty i've, twenty nine thiry three,
'hifty seven 6rty-one forty five, forty nine fly
three, hly-seven sixty one sixty five siSynine
'env, scseniyseycn eighty -one, niney -bve, eighty
nine, nIneyhree niney-scven, ono hundred and one,
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uy ,.,-.,.,.a az l.x Ions Tv,rp President of
Il tLs United States Of Ameriea, do hereby declare
and make koorn that public sales will be held at the
aforementioned Land Offices, in the Territory OF
WISCONSIN, at the periods hereinafter designa
ted 10 VIII:
Al the Land Office a, MINERAL POINT, com
meueiny on Monday the twenty third day Of October
next for the disposai of the public lands within the
aforementioned tow nshps and fractional nships,
viz.
pat meridian.
r..,,. ,.h, AZ rama. five
P
Noyh cfthe base line and East Of The fourth prfnei-
pal meridian, and North Of the Wiskonsan rirer.
Frac,onaI townsbip si,bt. Including parts of
iss nds n section. eleven. twelve thiree5 and four.
teen, and township nine, Of range two.
Fractional township eight. incioding parts of
islands In section eighteen, OF Isnge ,hIee.
Fractional township eight, Of range -four.
Fractional tow nship eight including the island in
section nine, and township nine, of range five.
Fractional townships nine and ten, OF range six.
Fractional townships nine, ten and eleven, of vange
seven
Fractional township eleven Of range eight
At the Land Office al q REEN BAY, CONNIE ncinp
on Monday the second day Of October next, for the
disposal OF the public lan1s within the n
I'D townships To wit:
-
-'''M " "s 'dSs '."s ana ga" 81 msJ0n'm pr'ne'pa'
""
Fractional township eleven, Including the island
ON the north side OF Wskonssn rver, Of range nine
Sections four, hvr," SIX seven eight, seventeen eeh-
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NOTICE

NOTICE,
In relation TO The renorni of he Lind Office from
to,on Of Lima 10 Upper Sandusky, in Ohio
PURSUANT TO the provisions Of the first seci.,.
l. OF the act of Congress, approved March 81 l-}l
entitled ian act providing for the sale of certain lands
in the States of Ohio and Michigan, eedeJ by The
Wyandot tribe Of Indians, and for olber pufl.,s,,
the Land Office Lima will he removed rls
town of Upper SanJusky, within the Ii 1t, OF tr
Wyandot cesson, as soon as practicable.
Further notice TO The precise time of reH.,rl.
will be issued by the Register and Receiver Of tue
Lima Office.
Given under my hand al the City of Washirrt5n.
this 18th day Of April, A ID. 1913
JOHN TYLER
Bv The President
Tho. Ii. BLAME,
Commissioner Qfhe General Land OEr,
april l3-law6w
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Part Of an island la ths Mis.issipta riser in sec
isoa three In township Gftses; fractional sections
aas two, ELEVEN fourteen t~snty-two, twenty three
l~sasy and thirty -four, IN township sixteen
And The fractional section thirty ak, IN the fractional
to~ ushiy seventeen. Of range siH.
Al the Land Office at CHICAGO, commencing
ea Monday, the fSsniy aah day of September next,
for the Disposal of shs public lands hereinafter desie-
nateJ, a. wh:
Norik Of the Base Lane and East Of ne ulird Jrinci
pat Meridian.
Fractional townships rhny-one and ,hiry-two
bordering on the Indiana Stale line Of range fifteen
The sast fraction u tle southeast quarter OF sec.
,ioo six, in township thir,y-ihrse, Of range four
The east half and northwest quarter OF the
northeast qusuer OF section three and the north hall
II the northwest quarter Of the section ia town
ship thirty. nine, Of range eight
The east half Of the southeast quarter Of section
| fifteen, in township for,y-three of rsnge eleven.
The north 1sst quarter of section twelve, In town
| ship forty, Of range thirteen.
| At the Land Office at DANviLIE, commencing
on Monday, the second day OF Ociobe next, Tor the
disposal OF the public lands within the limits II frac-
tional townships twenty eight, twenty. nine, and
thirty north Of the base line, II range ten ives, OF
1 the second principal meridian.
| Al the Land Office at kASkASKIA, oommenc
| ing Monday, the sirteenh day Of October next
for the disposal Of the public lands within the limits
OF the southeast quartz, Of section thirty three, and
the southwest fractional quarter oi the same section
on island tweDty-iour, (in the Mississippi riverD IN
| tow ship thirteen, south, Of range three west
| Al the Land Office at EDW ARDSVlLLE com
mencing on Monday, the ninth day of October next
Tor the disposal of the public lands within the limits
of fractional sections ihirty-one and thirty two IN
township six north of range ten west and frac,ona
section twenty five IN township SIX north, of range
eleven west constituting islands numbered sixty ane
siIiy-oDe, in the Mississippi river.
| AT the Land Office at QUINCY, commencing on
Monday, the f,oenfy-t third day of October next, to
| the disposal Of the public lands within the limits o.
| the aforementioned tracts, viz:
| North Of the Base Line and East Of the fourth prin
| cipai Meridian.
| The north half and southeast quarter Of section
tweniy-,hree, in township four, of range three.
The northwest quarter of section twenty-five, II
| township seven, of range seven.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools
military, or other purposes, will be excluded iron
| sale.
The sales will each be kept open fortwo weeks (unles
the lands sooner disposed OF and no longer an'
no private entries OF land in the townships oileret
will be adoted until after the expiration of the tw'
weeks
| Given under my hand at the city Of Washington
this eighth day Of June, Ammo Domini ls43,
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
| Tho II. BLAKE,
| (,om,niss;on,r offbe General Land Office,
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE u. STATES
N pursuance Of law, l. JOHN TYLER, Pres-
l. dent OF The U nited States Of America do hereby
declare and make known that public sales will be
held at the aforementioned Land Offices, in the
State OF MICHIGAN, al the periods hereinafter de-
signated, to wit:
At the Land Office at GENESSEE, commencing
on Monday the ninth day of October next for the
disposal Of the public lands within the limits of the
aforementioned townships and fractional tow nships,
TO wit
North Qfthe base line and east of the meridian.
Townships tLirty-one, thirty two, thirty -three and
thirty -four and fractional township thirty five bot
derlog on Lake Huron, of range siI.
townships thirty one, thirty and thirty three,
and fractional township thirty -four, bordering on
Lake Huron, Of range seven.
Fractional townships thirty one, thiriy-two, ihrt,
three and thirty-four, bordering Lake Huron and
Thunder Bay, Of range eight.
Fractional townships thirty, thiry-one, thirty-two,
and ythree, bordering on Lake Huron, Of range
nine.
Fractional township thirty, Of range ten.
North Of the base line and West Of the meridian
Township thiry-hve, and fractional tow nsh Pc
hrty-sir, thirty and thirty eight bordering on
Lake Huron and MulIeis Bay, orange one.
Townships thirty FIVE thiry-siI and thirty seven,
and fractional townships thirty eight and thirty nine
bordering on Lake Huron, of range two
A, the Land Office at DETROIT, commencing
on Monday, the twenty filth day of September next,
for the disposal Of the public lands within the lim,s
OF the following detached tracts viz:
The lot number one in section eight; lot number
nine in section nDe lots three -four md Eve in sec
ton seventeen, and lot number one in section eiph-
teen, which have recent been surveyed in town.
ship SIX, South Of range ten, East of the meridian
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
military, or other purposes will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
unless the lands sooner disposed OF and no lon
ger and no private entries of land, in the townships
so offered will be admitted, until after the eI piraiion
OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington
this eighth day of June, Ammo Domini, Is43
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofhe General Land OHee.