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STATE OF VERMONT, !
DtSTRVCT Aonf=oS a.

" \
BE it remembered, that at a Probate
Court held at Mddlehury in and for the
District OF Addison, Oh he 2Sth day os
March A. d. 1871.
WASHINGTON MILLER
admin straior OF the estate of HOLLAND W.
MOVES late vi Salisbury in said District deceased
makes application TO said Court to have rbe time al
lowed him ior the payment of the debts Of the de-
ceased extended ono year from the expiration Of
the time heretofore limited by this Court; Il il
therefore ordered. that said application be consider
ed at session Of said Court be beh at the Office
Of the Register Of said Court in said MtdIcbury, on
Thusday the lSihday Of April next, 1t one O'Clock
in the afternoon; and that notice thereof be given to
all peraons interested that they may appear and make
their object ons, if any they may have to said tine
being extended by publishing certified copy ofthis
order in the Northern Galaxy, uewspa-
per printed at MiGdlebury in said district
three weekssuccessively, previous to the
time of said court.
Us. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy ofrecord.
Attest. J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. 4s.
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Congress.-On Wednesday, several mo-
tions were made in the House in regard TO
the tariff bill. Que by Mr.. J. r. Ingersoll to
postpone it to December was lost-ayes e3,
nays 100. Another to take it up on Thurs
day, by Mr.. Dromgoole, was lost-90 to 90
Another by Mr.. Mckay to take 1t up on Mon
day was lost-10l to 76 refusing to suspend
the rules.
On Thursday, a resolution was adopted to
close the debate on the harbor bill at o'clock
that day.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17

The TARIFF.-A Senator in Congress
from Vermont, writes us as follows-"Mr.
Berrian is this moment delivering very el-
oquent speech in opposition to MIR. Nc.
DUTIES project of disturbing The Tariff
You need, hO,cerer, feel no apprehension for
the fate Of the Tariff. His safe, at all erents,
,chIe this Congress endures."
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17
N q II I q z

The voters of the town of Weybridge,
friendly to the election of Henry Clay, to the
Presidency of the United States and who are
in favor of a Protective Tariff and other wing
principles are requested to meet at the School
House in the center district, on the II Of A
pril at O'Clock P. M. for the purpose of for
ming Clay Club.
Signed by So Of the wings of Weybridge.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17

O. The Senate of the U. S. has unani-
mously confirmed the nomination of VIM. r.
King, U. s. Senator from Alabama, as Min
lister to France. The nomination of Wilson
Shannon of Ohio, as Minister to Mexico was
also confirmed.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17

GFThe Vermont Patriot thinks the world
would not come to an end the sooner by the
annexation of Texas. So thinks Mr. Dilling-
ham. we should judge by his vote favoring that
CGledonidn.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17

NEw-JERsEY ELEcrIoNs.-The New
Jersey City and Town Elections were
held on Monday. The results are I'm.
formly suspicious. That State has again
set her BROAD SEAL" against the evils
of Van Burenism.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17

Congressional elections are also to be held
in the 5th and 9TH districts, to supply the va
cancies occasioned by the resignation Of
Messrs. Gilmer and Wise.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has taken the Tavern Stand form
erly occupied by joseph e. Huntington on the
west side Of the bridge, in MiddlebGry, and in
tends to keep house Of public entertainment up
on strict Temperance pTinciplcs, ana hopes 10 Sc
cure the patronage Of all who VIII he satisfied
with the fr5t rate accommodations which such d
house can afford He has had much experience
in this lire of business, and Aatiers himself that
by his assiduous attention to supply the wants Of
his guests, he viii be able 20 give entire satisiac
ton to all those who may favor him with their
custom.
ALLEN r IIAWLEY.
AGiii,5gr-, APIi GA. lS4; g
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Virginia Election.-The annual election
for members of the Legislature takes place in
Virginia on the 25th inst. In the last Legs
lature the state of parties was as follows:
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17

~ Charles G. Ferris, late Member of
Congress from New Y ork city, has been NOM
mated Collector of that port in place of Mr..
Curtis.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17

Nor YET. The 23d of March has passed
the last day fixed upon by Millerites when the
world was to come to an end.-I6.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17

Gen. Morgan Le,0is, of N. Y, died on
the 9TH. He was an officer in the Revolu-
ton, and was forwerly Governor of New
York.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17

RHODE IsLAND'--The President in
message to Congress relative to the Dorr
movement, says he did little or nothing by
way ofiuterfcrence. except 10 strsugthen
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HATS AND GAPS

Spring pattern, fue Mole skin, Leghorn
Double and Single Brim, Silk, Velvet and
Cloth Caps at BIRGE'S.
AprilIO. 1874.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17

FOR SALE.
A large Lot of Window Blinds and Sash at
very low prices, by u. BECKWITH & Co.
Middlebury April 9th, 1874.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17
THE WORCESTER PREMIUM
EAGLE PLOW

The best pillow now extant; and whichdrew
the premium at the blowing match Of the
Massachusetts Agricultural Society last fall.
Nothing more could be necessary than
statement Of this fact, to commend it TO the
farmers of this region. 1t has given perfect
satisfaction wheyeverit has been tested. The
subscriber has the above Flows for sale at his
establishment in MiddIebury and feels certain
that it is first rate implement of husbandry.
ROYAL d. FAIR.
Middlebury April Q, 1914.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17
NEW SPRING GOODS.

C. BIRGE, is now receiving his usual Va
riety of fashionable staple&fancy Dry Goods
New Spring patterns, and cheap as ever Of
fered for Cash.
April 10. 1874.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17
GARDEN SEEDS,

The celebrated Risley Il Co. Garden Seeds
Also the Shaker Seeds from Enfield, warran
ted superior and of the growth of 1913.
For sale by u. BECKWITH & Co.
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nj arried,

pONNETS. and elegant Ribbons and
- Trimmings the newest and most fash
ionable style, Just received and offered very
low by A. FRANCIS.
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To Let.

TUyHE House of the subscriber in View
4 bridge three quarters of mile from this
village, a beautiful situation recently well re
paired. and intended TO be painted soon ex-
ternally, .osether with fourteen acres Of land
in the rear, IN acre and hg;f of which is e1-
cellcnt for tillase. p oryHsrd with much
grated fruit stands unon the premises. Pos
session given on the fyst of April.
ii. BELL.
n M,ddIshurv March 18th l344
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THE MONOMANIAL PARTY.

That the Thirdpar;y are the ''one tdea' party,
cannot be longer denied. All their public jeun-
ais openly and utterly discard any object of their
combination, other than the immediate emancipa-
ton of the slave. They neither support protec-
ton nor denounce free trade. They neither advo-
cate or condemn any of those great principles of
policy upon which all reasonable men place the
prosperity of the nation at large. Even our very
moderate neighbor Angler Editor of the Baptist
Observer, and third party candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor, enters his solemn veto against Civ
ing prominency in politics 10 any other consider
alton but that of the abolition of negro slavery
at the South, in the following extraordinary Ian
guage: awe Solemnly protest against making
" this momentous question Of slavery or liberty,
"the second,na not the secondnor the tenth, but
the nineiy-ninth in the scale of political impor-
"tance." The true issue, (says Mr.. Burleigh) is
between liberty and slavery. Every third party
paper, virtually, if not avowedly, takes the same
ground With c. C. Burleigh and are so ut
teTly ignorant of the politics of the two other
great political parties as to assert that in relation
to tariff and anttariff there is no difference be-
tween them, Van Buren, being just, in their en-
ii s Mel ci apprehension as much protection
ProfeSsedly third panyism is nstnow suffer-
ed to diverge from universal and immediate E.
Emancipation. Here, exclaim the champions of
third partyism, is common ground upon which
all can meet. From this single point every alb
Grafton must be instantly checked. Every elon-
cation Of the creed must be instantly reduced
Even the affiliating principles OF no government
no church, lcOneHs rights, and agrariaRism, must
not be suffered longer to divert the party from the
single issue.
To maintain this faVorile position, all conse-
quenceS must be disregarded. All other political
measures are worthless The Tariff may be
PROSTATE. The country may be PROSTATE. Lo-
cofocoism may again seize upon the government,
and by the annexation Of Texas, again give as
cendancy TO the slaveocratic influence The sin
gle idea still maintains its supremacy, incapable
of expansion or variation. From this narrow i
vantage ground the followers of third partyism |
arepluming themselves with the most exuting
hopes of ascending into the highest seats in the
government of the country.
The truth that this sort of monomania,
has seized upon the third party, and the
perfect folly and madness of abandoning all 9TH
er great national interests which have controll-
ing Influence upon the prosperity of the whole
population Of the country, whether white or black,
is very stringently and forcibly illustrated by
writer in the Voice Of Freedom, in answer to a
scribhler, who styles himself TN
We regret that we have room only
for an extract from this able communication.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-17

Nofioo ALL persons indebted
ANoIiCO' either to the subscribers
or D. M. Russigue on Book or Note are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
the subscribers-All unsettled accounts
must be Immediately closed, either by note
or payment. no mistake, or cost will foil
ow! A. A. & J. RUSSIG UE Assignes.
Whiting, March %, 1874. H,6
- es and gimps, just reed by
BROWN & SHELDON.
Jan. 80, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-19
TO The NlNlGS OF CARROLL
COUNTY,

The undersigned, IN obedience to a
usage Of the Wing party in this county,
hereby call on their gallant Wblg bre
ihren of Carroll TO assemble themselves
together at Carrolton,
OEa MOn day, 9th of August
mcXt,
at one o'clock P Nj aud then and there
put 10 nomination suitable persons as
candidates 10 be voted for at The next
October Election, as follows, to wit: One
candidate Tor Representative in the
General Assembly, one Commissioned
Of lhe county, one Coroner, and one Di
rector of the Poor House We hope
the people will assemble themselves in
mass, or by delegates as may best sui
their convenience. We hope general
attendance Of the Wings Of the county
will be gyen. Great and important
questions now agirate the public mind,
upon the settlement OF which depends
the prosperity Of our country. Come
up then or lhe5lh August, and attend to
your own business Remember thai
General Harrison said that "to be indie
peadeni us must 10 our Own UOtiRg ana
our owa Gghtjng"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-19
County Convention. .

1t Will be seDn 10 another column that
the Genital Committee OF Carroll have
called meeting on Monday the oh
OF August next We hope the bone dnd
sjncW' Of the Whig party will come up
The importance Of early aud judIcIous
nominations must be apparent 10 all
Fhe most importaNt o( which s a can
didale for the House, in the Legislature
Of Ohio. Weinvite calmand considersle
discussion among our friends as 10 The
relative merits Of the esprants, who
ever they may be - the Free Press will
be found IN support OF The candidates
fairly nominated. Vital questions will
agnale The oeSt session Of our LcgisIa'
lure, and it is important that Carroll
should be represented by a decided
Whig. Among other important matters
the 0eXt session will have before them,
I. The settlement of The currency
question IN Ohio. Shall we have Banks,
or an exclusive Hard Money currency2
2. The election OF a Unied States
Senator in tho room Of Judge Tappan,
the present Loco(oGo incumbent.
The Convention will be on the first
day OF the Court OF Common Pleas. We
hope the importance OF the occasion will
bring out all good Wings that can con-
VeneuIy leave home. The people by
eng giecCng to attend TO their own bust.
ness on one dsy, may lose Dhe labor Of
twenty days Come one! come all! giue
yoUr ddDjce-uaiOa of feeling, concert
Of action, a good Ticket; and although
We don't pretend TO prophesy, We haz
ard the assertion that BartIey, Stokeiy,
and our Ticket generally, will receive a
majority 10 Carroll double that given by
the Wings in 1910
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-19

We will hereafter give iull stale.
meat, when The tacls are reported III al
aulheuIic shape. We can onl say, that
such conduct should meet the condemna.
non Of every patrio, in the land -
Those souless demogogues " no 90 about
the county endeaVoring 10 create pre.
iudices between the native, and adopted
cilzens ought TO be hlssed and hooled
from the presence Of every decent maa
10 the laod. We abhor the practice that
prevails, to some extent, in this country
OF designating men as honest lrishmea,'
'honfst Ge mons We say let every
citizen receive that consideration, 10
which his merits eullle him; without
any regard 10 the laui Of his birth.
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The Mormon War.

The papers from the S. W confirm
the death of 10 and Hiram Smith. We
have before US the proclamation OF Gov,
Ford OF Illinois, which states that 'ho
PRopnET and his brother Hiram Smith,
have been assassinaled 10 the jail Of
Carthage, Hancock county, Illinois. On
the 9Th, June. They had been char
ged with Rot, in destroying printing
press which was the property Of dissen'
lers from the mormon faith had sur
rendered themselves peaceably into the
hands OF the legal authorities for trial; 4;
and TO avoid excitement the Smiths and
some fifteen olhers Of tho Mormon
church amcsbly entered into rocOgOl-
zance for their appearance at court on
the charge Of Rot Whilst tho tecog
nizonce were belpg entered into, an off.
daWl WAS filed wua The examining ma,
gstrate charging the Smiths with the
crime OF treason to the state, Ga thle
charge thew were |. dyed in Jail for safe
keeping, and company OF Ioops left 10
project lhe Jail A guard OF eight men
were stationed at the Jail, whist the resi-
OF the company were IN camp one
quarter of mile uf, About & o'clock
IN the evening he guard was overpower'
cd by an armed mob, of l50, or 200
men painted red, black, and yellow, who
surrounded the Jail, forced 1t, and pour,
cd shower OF bullets into tho room
where the men were confined. Each OF
the victims received four balls in bis bo
dy. John Taylor, Editor of the Nan
900 NeighbOr" was wounded 10 lour pla
ces, though mol dangerouely.
When the dead bodies we're brought
home TO Nauyoo, the scene as represen-
ted, must have been u heart rendng one.
The lamentations of 10000 people, all
lamenIlug the loss Of the prophet and his
brother, All was peaceObe al NanVOo,
at the latest dalos. We deeply regret
that this holy imposlor (Jo Smith J
should have been murdered; aud that
too, when in the custody OF the law -
Unless there 10 soG.e stop put TO this
mobocrscy that roGna IN certain parts
OF our country, our boastod IIbsrly will
soon be considered q mockery, and our
Institutions snares. The Prophet was
we have no doubt, an imposlor, and lo'
aughl we know deserved death but ne
verlheloss, he was an American cllizer
and should have been tried and punished
by lhs laws of the country. Verify
"Ths may Of ihe traasgreaser is hard"
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Louisiana Election.

The State election in Louisiana come
Of on the Is, inst. We have returns
from the city Of New Orleans and some
Of the parishes. From the returns it
seems that New Orleans is Wing city.
The Wings have carried six of the ten
members 10 revise the State Constilu.
,iop. and the Lokeys four. OF the mem
hers of The Stale Legislature the city
returns 7 Wings ana 3 Locos. The
State is emitted 10 four members OF
Conpress- we think the Wings have
elected two of the four, one by a very
large mDjorly. The Representatives
in the ptossOl Congress are all Loeoio
cos. The rally was made on The Lone
Siar of Teras' but we are happy TO find
that the Stars and Stripes came out
victorious 10 The Crescent Cily Our
news is to the 4h inst Our friends
have done beyond expectation. We
think we have carried the State We
are assured that LOusisna is safe for
Henry Clay ia November. WehOpe to
be able in our next 70 give detailed
latemenI OF the result. IL it should
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-19

OF The Wig State tsntral Committee
Grand RaiIy IN erery county in OhiC
-Spedhers appointed for each county
The Ohio Stale Journal of The lllh
lnsIs contains the call Of a Mass Meet
ing Of the Wings in every county in the
State, and deSignates the speakers Tor
each c,unry The meetings and speak
ers for this part OF Ihe country, are %
follow, 10 vii:
ST. CIalrsvilIe, Monday. Aug. l9-
Thomas Ewing and James Collier,
Cad,z, Tuesday, Aug 2O-EwIng and
S. StOkeIy.
SleubenvlIe, Wednesday Aug 81,
Ewing and Dr. l. Hanna.
CarroIiton, Fudsy, Aug 23-Thomas
Ewing and Dr. E. Hanna
New Lisbon, Saturday,, Aug ga
Ewing ard d r Tlden
Canton, Tuesday. Avg p Ewing &
John A Bingham.
New Philadelphia, Thursday, Aug %
Ewing aud d, Spaog'er.
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political effect. and not from any regard
70 the public morals. Mr. Clay has 0e-
yer been Incorporate, am assured on
the best authority: and in all mis- rela
llons as citizen, husband and ialher,
he is unexceptonabe and exemplary.
As master he is proVerbialiy kind
| and iDdul gent.
! UnIess we act upon the principle that
We will vote Tor no man who lie not a
christian, il is not easv to draw he line
which ought 10 satisfy our con, C'ence.
Ii is clear, however, the christians duly
to withhold his vote from every man
obviously wanting 10 moral integrity,
anC voluntarily addicted 10 vice. 70
put Mr. Clay in this class, would, have
90 DOUBT, be a foul slsUder, ln The
coming contest however, the great issue
which | think have fairly stated, sinks
the respective candidates as ind UdaalS
very much ouI OF the way. They are
to be regarded rather as the eTPonentG
of two widely different sGd adverse
politics. one succeeds we are 10 nave
a sIageholdng nalI0n whose lDhabusnls
,rsbpIed from their righllul governmenr,
and conquered free country, aud cursed
is virgin soil by piaDtlog upon it The
f0ules system OF oppression on which
the sun ever shoDe, yCked to lha car Of
! our destiny by whtch act We sha! plunge
into a deadly war, SaddIed with a debt
OF u0counled millious the organic law
ofoUr glorious constitution desIroye
the political feIatons between the north
and south changed the demon OF slav
cry aegd upon a throne "hl9h aud liz
ted up," where he can aOgh 20 scOgn cur
puuy Efforts 10 deIhrone bin, and our
country made h's,ng and by-word
throughout the civilized world, And
all lhi0 is to please the unb ushlng ad
vocGles Of perpetual slavery, and Sc
Of unpr ncpled and selfish spectators
in Texas land script. The notion Of
the southeru aHDcxallOnlsts ls open and
ayowed. It ia to extend and secure the
"pecullar institution" The correspoD
dence connected with the late Treaty
negotiations how hts beyond coniradic
ton. ThiS Uicto Of IL cannot be 6Hnded
1.-THE other succeeds, then al tho evils
we have enumerated will be avoided
We shall hava no Texas, 10 war, no
change ia the constitution, no ntllonal
disgrace, and The peculiar Institution IN
our country lett as il is, to stand or fall
upon the territory it has already cursed
and withered and exhausted Of llie, sub
pct to the Influences which are now
successfully assalling it. What harer
Of sIoVery-what lover Of his country
can hesitate as 10 The course Of his duty
ia this crlsisY
Thus have imperleclly set forth my
views uI personal duly in the approach
iug canvass ieIl-It due 10 lfj DDS
with whom | have poIucatly acted for
some time past to be thus frank, that
Ihey might understand and appreciate
my motives wish to act opFnly Ond
honestly 10 alt that DO, and refrain
from every thing 1 should feel ashamed
10 be proclaimed from the house tops
A great and fearful crisis, in my opinion
presses upon this nation wish so to
discharge my duty 10 reference to it as
10 preserve a conscience void OF offence
towards 600 and man
CHARLES BURCHARD.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of sundry wrils Of FL Fa.
FL, Leo Fa , issued out Of the Court of
common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio
and to tns directed, | will offer Tor sale
at Eli CIark's public house in Minerva,
Brown yp.) on Friday the God day Of
August next. at 10 o'clock OF said day,
the following property, to wit: one SIX
horse wagon, broad wheels, 4 head OF
horse creatures and twelve acres Of Oats
in the ground. Taken in execution aAa
will be cold by me
DAVID WATT, ShvriF
July I9, ls4a Printer nee Loo.
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More Riot, loss Of life, and
great disturbance iM
Philadelphia.

We regret TO be again compelled TO
inform our readers Of another rio1, aud
more loss Of life in the city of PhiIadei
phia' From information we think there
was aboull3 killed and about fifty woun'
ded. II originated between the "NdhUe
americans" and The foreigners Of SOUth'
ozark a corporation adjoining the Ctty
proper. 1t commenced on the fifth July
IN the morning before day. The attack
was made on those who had been fur
nishlng refreshments for the celebration
of the "NdiipeS," on the 4th They
had encamped on the ground and were
(as they say) attacked before day IN The
morning, ana roughly treated, and they
m turn, sell the law at defiance TO take
revenge. The military, and the mob
each had artillery, and fred one on The
other AT the latest dates IN our pos
sess ion which 10 to the 9lh July instant,
order was restored. aud The military dis
persed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-19
Senatorial Electors

Senatorial Electors.
THoMAs CoRwIN, Of Warren;
PETER HITcuCocK, OF Geauga.
Dist Congressional Electors,
l. BeIiamy Slorer, Of tlamlitob;
2-WilIIam Bebb, OF Butler;
3--Aafon Harlan. Of Greene;
a Samson Mason, Of Clark;
s. DayrdJ Corey, of Henry;
G--Josiah Scott, Of Crawford;
Z Reader W. Clarke, Of CIermoat
6-Datid Adams, Of Rosa;
O. Joseph ODDS, olPIckaway;
10 Daniel S NoUon Of Knox;
ll-Wash'ron W Conklla, Of Marion
l2- SAMUEL r HoIcomb, OF GaIila;
I3-Harlow Chaplin, OF Washington;
"A jonn Crooks, Of Guernsey;
I5-Sam'I W Bosrwick, Of Harrison
I6- William r, Sapp, OF Holmes;
l7-John w Gill, Of Jefferson;
iS-Cyrus SPHINX, Of WAYNE;
l0-Jacob II. Baldwin, OF TrumbuII;
WiIIiem L Perkins, Of Lake;
q John Fuller, OF Erie.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-19

turn ou, ha Polk and Texas have been
beaten, or even hard run 10 uIsana
what will become Of them in the farm
ing Siates2 Pok. must change bis
ground before the eIecllon-or 20 10
Texas.