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THE STATE OF OHIO,l
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after June Term, A. d. l843
IN CHANCERY.

William Kyle, !
Us. Petition t0r Dlu0TCe.
Jane Kyle.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the SAID
Jane KvIe. that on the 9TH dav OF July
A. D. l843, | flied 10 The Office oI the
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county, Ohio, PellIon, pray
ing to be divorced from her; and foi
cause, setting forth that she has beer
three years wiIlulIy absent from me
which said petition will stand for hear
ing at lhe next October Term OF said
Court Of Common Pleas for Carroll
county-when and where, she may, il
she please, aPuear aud make defence.
WILLIAM KYLE, By
Peurce, Starkpeather, 4 Jarpis,
His Solicitors
Julv ID 1913 80 CIV
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August II, l843
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THE STATE OF OHIO %.
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after March Term, A. d. 1913
Joseph Dayhuf, deman.1
dant,
US.
Rachael Dayhuf, widow
Of Peter Dayhuf, de- Petition for
ceased, Joseph Burrler, { Partition.
Hanna BurrIer, Calha.
rine Burner, Margaret
BurrIer, aud Elizabeth
Burrier, Defendants. J
The said defendants will tOke notice
that the said demandan on The oighh
dav Of June, A. d 1913, fled his pei
ton in the Office of The Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas IN aud for said
county, wherein, Os one of the heirs Of
Peer Dayhuh', late Of Carroll county,
deceased, he demands partition of the
South Last Quarter Of Section taOelUG, in
Tornshp tueIpe, of Range fre-sltuat.
ed in sand county; aud prays that the
dover Of the said Rachoel DaJhuf, rs
widow Of the said Peter deceased, may
, be assigned her in said premises; and
that one eTtaIhaf Of said premises may
be SCI off 10 him in severalty-Which
said petition will be for hearing at the
next October Term Of SAID Court.
JOSEPH DAYlUFF,
By his Attorneys,
PeGce StOrkweather, Il Jarvis.
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Estate Of samuel Russell.

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
POLITICAL SUICIDE

We have in Vermont witnessed within the few
past years, an occasional instance Of the perpe,ra
ton Of this strange act, and from presen, indications
We fear that ~e to behold another ma n Zone
long known and highly esteemed in this county I
closing his eyes upon plain course Of duty, and
rushing on 10 his own destruction.
When this act is committed wilhou, materially in
terruP,ing the natural courses Of party politics. or
eonvulsng the slready formed order Of things, as in
the well remembered case Of the Hon. MIR Van
Ness, osbhe more recent instance OF selEimmolaton
nearer home, II is matter Comparatively OF little
inisres, except 10 the and his immediate and
personal friends. But when man Of character. Of
influence, and one long associated with and possess
ing The condolences OF particular party, places him
cell an Ssitos's position, where he oaa the nosi
s,eissay impede the plan Of action which ,hs, par.
~ have MARRIED oui, he makes himself The object Of
the seorn and The contempt, oniy Of all honora-
tile pcliucisns, bu, all homes, men
We make these remarks not IN application 10. bu,
an eonsesuene. Of having been repeatedly asked 70,
en- etplsAaiisa Of the motives which govern the ac.
nsn Of the Hon. WIN. Shade ia regard to the Con.
gressonsl election in the lizard district 10 TIA. State
and which qoes,soos ~e eanRos answer Ia. n,or,if,
ing - the admission may bel 10 a manner enf,rel,
satisfactory 10 ourselves. Mr. Siade ha. long bee
The recipient Of tie fasors Of the whg party. Nc
man al present "a the stxte perhaps having recsv.
&c more their hands. The peculiar Circumstance.
snosi Which he he, lsusriy been sustained by ,i,s
people Of The congressional dis,re, which he so lons
''f'ssseisd' are too well kSO~A 70 need any CON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
THE WINGS AWAKE IN
NEW-JERSEY
A correspondent of the New. York Trib,

correspondent of the New-York Tribune
says
glorious Wing Convention was held on Mon
day at somersville for the 4th Congressional Dis.
trict of New, Jersey, which is composed of the
Counties of Morris, Somerset and Middlesex a,
which Hon. JOSEPH F. RANDOLPH presided. and
that staunch Wing and friend of the Tariff SAM
uEL b. HALSEY, of Rockway Morris Coun
iy was unanimously nominated as the candidate
Tor Congress in that District, to be voted for in
October next
All the Counties were well and fully represent
ed in the Convention, and the very best spirit pre
vailed throughout No lukewarmness nor de-
spondencyy all appeared animated with the RICH,
feeling and determination to succeed.
Mr. Halsey was the Speaker of the last House
oil Assembly, and rs well and hvorably known as
!, man Of TALENT, requirements and perfect gen
teman, and decidedly the most popular man il
the District, which is emphatically termed 81,
fighting District of the State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
RUTLAND IlUEp.t NJ

In pursuance to previous no,,r,
| number oithe freemen Of the town y, % rFsa
political parties. me, at the Inn Of a,u''h
on Monday evening, August i.,h ls,s
organized by the appointment Of Vs. 'M
| HIRAM w. BENNETT Nil
ISRAEL COON, Secretary ''''o'' *
The following preamble and r,.ol,,
duced and unanimously adopted. WI
Whereas, the object OF this meet,n, -.
party from all other political pa,,,s. oV;aI
lei protection OF the political n,i,I,.
reemen OF This town, from the pov,,n q
ence of lew men, whether undey m "s
taranism' or that OF the aris,ocratc 'ss
Hereditary descent; Therefore. 'O'''s
Resolved, That The patty now o,..
be known 10y the name of,he Ruta,5 ILF y
The following gentlemen were ,n,.,'.,'tA
committee 'ftO'n'ss "
Horace Dyer Jesse l.. Billings, NJ +,
Samuel j. Griggs, John Cain. " t's
Resolved, That the town COMMUNAL
to call meeting for the purpose of non ,sa
suitable person for town Represen,al,,, ,.l' n
transaction OF other business deenoA wv NsI
preparatory to the annual September ee,,,.' '~'
Resolved, That the proceeding, of,,'
% signed oy It's officers and published IN II. y
ISRAEL Cook, Secretary. N"''nN
I'VE publish the above at the .olici,.,io, :.
friends of the object, though we do no, So, 81.
in what respect the interests ofihe ou,,
benefited by such movemen, as is A,,, ,,o0,..
nor in what manner the political privilege, sr,,,
freemen Of the town Of Rutland are to b, 0,S,,
protected by it.
We are fearful that it i. plan BY which N.
privileges OF the Loeojoeo party ar. TO I've pro,e.
to the neglect of those of the Wings w,SOss
true wing will favor disorganiza,ion, let CON, |,
what form it will, nor however sp.ciou. NAV b, d,
guise IN which motive for il is presented.
The 'wbig party in this town have thu. f.r dos
very well considerin', without the aid Of LoccIOe
ism. Lets try to 60 along without, i, phie ou,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
THIRD PARTY" ABOLlTIONISM.

writer over the signature of 'Philo,' in the
Family Visitor published in Johnson, w., appears
very much disturbed at what he calls the misrepre-
sensations, missiatements falsehoods &C. contained
in an article in the Herald published two weeks
since, and headed Third Party Aboli,ionism.'
This Mr. 'Philo' evidently attempts to hide his
Locofocoism under the shield of Third Par
ty Abolitionsm,' viz Ardent Philanthropy and
true Pety But in his anxiety annihilate all
base bred, heretcal csbeevers in his peculiar prin-
ciPle, and especially poor zoe, he allows the cloven
foot of locsfocosm to stick out about a feet, land
as his worthy prototype and bosom friend the Rer.
would say,) with the boot off,
Promising that we shall pay but little heed to this
gen,leman's slang, the black conit which the peo-
pie Of his party ever disposed to emit upon all
occasions when they find one disposed to doubt the
policy of their party, or the honesty of the leaders
thai do not feel disposed to measure our charac-
ter for veracy with tina, Of irresponsible and I'M
known correspondent OF paper claiming TO be neu-
trail in politics (Which means in Vermont twothrds
ocofoco and the other third, opposition to whigsm,)
and after thanking the gentleman that he kindly
would XII, before attempting to eat US, we will has
lilly consider some Of his grievances.
'Phio' says that guilty Of falsehood in stat
ing that the extract from the liberty tract for July
at the head Of our article, contains any thing else
than trrth-aDd by making say that i, is all false
(which we did no, say and by re-asserng tina, the
Wings hare succeeded in their plans tina, the tariff
the bankrupt and dtstribution bills were the main
trio OF whig relief measures by which they were to
bring back good times to the country, and as,uD,.
ing that the tariff and dSirbutOn acts are both per
manently fixed and firm laws of The land, he makes
out a pretty strong case. But let the gentleman
speak for himself
"Now Let US examine the above a moment and
see il is all false The wings, as a party, did
not avow themselves in favor ola National Bank
or any other specific thing and when, after they
had risen to power with the vague promise OF reg.
ulaiine the currency, they come to compare notes
upon this subject, there was worse confusion than
was ever witnessed a, the Tower Of Babel -
The elements were in state Of chaos tina, even
the commanding voice OF Henry Clay could
no, control and they remain TO this day
without form and void Can il be sad
then tina; the wings had any definite plan for
regulating the cunencyl IL cannot Nor can
the fruitful ina ginaiion OF the Herald editor hatch
up any Other specific plans Of relief that were ad
vocaied by the wings OF 1910, or during the extra
and succeeding sessions Of Congress The main
trio Of Wing Relief Measures were a Bank
rup, law, TO relieve thousands OF our business mer
Of the dead weight Of old debu a distributor
act, TO l'g'hea the burdens Of the people, and tar
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
From The NeD York Tribune Extra August 10
NORTH CAROLINA RIGHT

l. 1t is not yet known whether Hon. james
Graham or Thomas l. Clingman is elected to
Congress from this District, nor is il material
sicne both are Wings
III Col. Daniel NJ Barrincer. Whig. is elect
ed TO Congress by about 375 majority over Bur.
ton Craige Cahounie, and a recent apoSale from
the Wing party. Barringers majority 377 More
heads do COZ
The violence Of the storm reduced the vote
and the majority
Ill We have returns from but the two Iocofo
60 strong holds We, these assure us Of the reelec
ton Of Hon Anderson Mitchell, Whig, unless ,b.
storm was very severe in the Wing counties
Mitchell had 2s3 10 gain in the District. aud ba,
gained 2S2 IN two Counties-gained in each, il
viii be seen, no, only BY the falling off of Ried.
vote bu, The Increase OF his own Yet we do no,
consider him ont Of danger as a very bad day in
Wilkes may have defeated him. Some interes,
IS ieI' IN this resui, as each party is known 10
have chosen four Members from this State TO The
nen Congress, and this District decides the cor.
pleSon Of the Delegation
Nv. ltIs not yet known whether Gen Deher,v
or Geo c Mendenhall is elected Both Whigs
v II NJ. Saunders (Calhounhe) BY l23 ma
joriiy
vi Hon James MRsy, Loco. who has been
long IN Congress, Is presumed to be elected. a.
the Distract is strongly Locofoco and no seriou,
eiiof was made Agans him. In the only Coun
/ ~ lRobeson) from which we have returns how
ever, the vote stands VI KAY LOG leach. Whig
POI. Geo Mkay ss Van Burcn man, ant
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
TENNESSEE.

We should have had Yesterday returns from
three. fourhs of the State, bu, the Mail from Eas
! 1ennescs via Abingdon Va has failed for severa
days owing probably to the great rain, while
from Middle Teuaesee the slips and letters TO Sat
urday night, 9th, were received at Louisville or
Monday The Journal gives the substance Of
these bu omits the returns by which they were
acc ompmied and fortified, which would have
suited US far better. However the fact that Gov
Jones had gained l067 on his vote in l84l, [when
his majority in the State was 3224l which Mid
die Tennessee alone is expected to increase to 500
is al-sIfficent. His majority can hardly fall be-
low 1000 and is quite likely to reach 5000.
The following letter tells the story,
WING OFFICE, NASHVILLE, Aug. S, night
To the Editors Of the Louisville Journal:
DEAR SIRs The additional returns from
our election today, place the reelection of Gov
reasonable doubt. His gain in middle Tennessee
over the vote of 1871 is already 1867 1t may
reach 500. We have no reason to look for d.
minished majorties in the extreme divisions on
the contrary, they probably yield steady gain
throughout the State. Do not look, however for
a large gain from East Tennessee or the West
ern District.
The prospects of the Wing Legislature are
highly encouraging. NV calculation, before the
election, was for the House, "a Wings certain
20 Locos certain and Is doubtful or closely con-
tested. We have not lost, nor are we likely to
lose, and Of the members counted on as certain
Five of the doubtful members have been heard
from the wings carried three of them and the
Locos two A Wing majority in the House is,
therefore, we'll nish certain. We have four
chances ito hear GomI for the thirteenth.
You will doubtless agree with me that the result
is not less triumphant than its influences are i'm
portant to the great whg cause. Best of all, the
battle was fought under the banner of Kentucky's
favorite son. Our young Governor, who is him
self glorious fellow, avowed in upward of nine
ty speeches in the late canvass his decided, une
quivocal preference for Henry Clay for the Presi-
dency
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17

I the only one sni from the State unless Red !
clecied
VII Gen John Il Daniel (Calhounie,) bai
| | 50 majority
VII A II. Arrington) Calhoune) is elected
over our gslan, Edward Stanley, who consented
to canvass against Overwhelming odds, although
before his District was 0errymsndered he had dc
ermined TO retire from Congress We have a re
port from HYDE County giving Stanley but 900
majority, leaving 600 against him and only Car
ierel to hear from He is beaten nearly GOO.
TX We have tho full official vote from ihls
District. through the promp, kindness Of cor
respondent. The result is as follows;
Rayner's majority $40 Morehead,s AIS Clear
Wing gain S65.
This was the District made to be doubtful, and
which Dr. Moore, who planned it, though, he
could carry
The net Wing gain in tie six contested Dis.
iric,s can hardly be less than 800 upon the
Governor vote OF last year, when the Wing ma
jority was 4,i45 lfany one can longer doub;
that Norh Carolina will vote for Clay for Presi
dent, he mus, be obstinate indeed.
It's singing rebuke for the Loco-focos Of the
North Carolina Legislature, AFTER all their efforts
to cheat the StaA sJht Of a fair representation in
Congress by so Gerrymandering the Districts as
to enable minority of the people to cleo, a ma
jority Of the men lest they should be defeated and
over,hrowp in the very first contest following up
on their iniquitous appointment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
Ter Rsr-,'ssisf'rs 10 Congres, frcn Hrsf District
Hon. SOLOMON FOOT
Fer Scadior' for Rutland Cosnfy.
Hon f n. BRIGGS,
ALANSON ALLEN, ESQ.
ELISHA ALLEN, Esq.
Are the Wings Of Rutland County
awakins TO the subject Of Election
Or are they willing that the large
Wing majority which we have, shall
not be brought in TO the aid Of
the canse Of correct principles ,

Let every man remember tina, bot few days in.
'srens between this and the day Of election. Let
oil 10 view Of tho importance TO Vernon, of the
measures pesdiog upon the result of this election,
be actively and energecally engaged in the matter
II is their priv,iege, THEIR Duty !! and for their
Interests to be so. We know that we ATE strong
IN Rutland County, but vD RA1oMT, has a jus,
claim upon strength. Shall i, no, be freely Civ.
en- TO her. in defence OF her rights her vfa interests
and her giory' Let no cloud arise, 10 hide The
bushfne" 81 that STAR THAT rsvER ssrs,' from Tie
eyes efho's other States whO IN admiration hare
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17


III IL was rather amusing (and certainly surpris-
ing TO us) to witness the quarrel which certain 10.
cooco Editor had last week pith has 0en bread ana
0uffer' IN denouncing the Rev. Mr.. Bronson, and
MS address delivered before tho society at Dart.
moth and afterwards at Burlington Our surpyi,,
is somewhat done away with, by seeing the follow
ing extract fiom this address 10 the vermont Chron.
lele and which should be especially commended 10
the locos Of Vermont.
Mr. Bronson is locofoeo writer, and minister,
IN iocoioco temples, and surely all heed should be
paid to him by his locofoco brethren when he de.
scends to talk to them on political subjects.
'Iee same tendency is observable in morals and
~ p ~. we are always praiing about the will
ou' esch lnoiVidus man has come 10 be regarded as
sovereign And The country swsrms with dema.
gosoes' whose sole merit consists ia stiering this
no,lon Tbs PeoPle-,he people the dear, dear
people their voice is the voice Of Godr And in.
s'eso OF statesmen we have the peoples smoke.
lsen-Demagogues, with, as John Randolph said
seven principles, namely, FIVE losyes and two fishes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17

1.-THE Looos have nominated John sn-
their candidate for Congress, in the third ''. ~,
So it appears that old tederslists' will sn'T"
purpose when they require them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
or Solomon Foot!

IL 10 unnecessary for US to speak in addressing the
wings Of Rutland County. His devotion to the in
eresis OF the wing pnr,y-his long and effective
service 10 the ranks, too well known too highly
appreciated, to require any eulogum from U.s. Suf-
nee 1t to say that even ioeooeo onpidly has not dar
ed to assa him-he has ncrer before asked for the
support Of the wings at the balloi-bo and shall we
no. nop give him that generous support he so truly
meri,st
We are glad to see evidence tina, In all sections
OF the State the wings arousing themselves for
The conilcs, are awakening to the importance Of the
coming election 1t is too often the case tina, we
rely too much upon the business of our cause rather
man upon that energy OF action so necessary TO sue
cess especially when con,ending with an adversary
that never sleeps We hope tina, Rutland will no,
be behind her sister counties in doing her full duty
Have The several town committees called a meeting
OF the wings OF their respective towns and Organized
by appointing school district committees If they
have not already done this, they should at once do
40 IN every town, for other purpose than 10 Sc
cure FIJI rote. This is too often neglected by the
wings, by the locos, neper.
some little time must be spent in Older 10 secure
apsrcci triumph, and shall our efforts be withheld
IN 90 glorious a cause Rally them wings in every
ne'ghoofhood, agta,e the subject Of the coming
election and the questions pending. Remember tina,
IN this election the voice of Vernon, upon the tariff
question Is TO be heard. and shall /, no, be plainly
expressed and loudly uileredr
ni-Let ecery man do his dutv-fu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
Wings Of Rutland County.

You have in view Of the coming contest, nothing
10 dishear'en, every thing to encourage and stin1u-
late you 10 action. stag VICTORY awaits the wing
party in Vermont il the WHO'S but do their duty
We have in our ranks no dissensions-,he nomina.
tons throughout the State have given the hghes,
degree Of satisfaction, and have ticket to sup.
port which every Vermonter may ,oeH be proud Of
The locos have discharged their heaviest guns
against the character Of our nominee for Governor
HONEST JOHN MATTOCKSr Locofoco
virulence has done its to make an effective as
saul' upon him-herce have been these attacks, and
yet the character Of John MdftoeAs stands as does
the sturdy oak, agans, the gen,lest winds of SUN.
mel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-21
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