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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-19
CENTRAL WHIG RALLY AT
Minerva. Stark Co.

The Dsmocrauc Wings Of Carroll,
Columbiaua md Stark counties are mott.
fed to attend Central Wkig Rally at
MINERVA. on Saiurdoy the l0h day Of
dagust, 1874 at 10 o'cioc& 4 N,
iov,rat,ons are, hereby pub iclg giVea
10 Mossrs Griswold and Harris of Can
ton, Mr. Bower OF New Lisbon. Mr..
EckcY Of CarroIIon and Gen S Stok.
lev Of SleubenvlIe to meet and address
ths friends Of rhe Turiff, Of Clay. and nf
Barley on that day. The friends Of
tue whig principles and measures are
inv,ed to be there. Let lhe people
come, hear and judge
Arrangements will We had to render
the exercises Of he day profitable and
Interesting.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-19
CARROLL,
STARK,
COLUM UMBIANA
Minerva, July II, 1914.
CENTRAL CLAY, CLUB.

Clay Cut convened pursuant 10 ad-
tournament On motjon,
Resolvsd That the President and Sec
retary of this Club; 10 obedience TO the
request of the Arrangement Ccommrttee
of the S,eubenvile Clay Cub; through
the columns Of the Free Press and Min
Bow respectfully request all good and
true wings Of Carroll County, to assem-.
bic with the wings Of the surrounding
counriea, aud make a Grand RalIv' ia
The town Of SteubonviIIp, on WEDNES'
DAY, the 3lst inst.
On motion The Club adjourned TIL the
evening ol the l9rh inst.
VAN BROWN, Pres'L
] Fl TRIPP. Sec'g
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Ag!gl9IEIGI5 5gIOLEM,
EHprQAAGON dSssRFdSI!

You will mee, at the House of R, H.
Logget, in CarrolIton, on Saturday, the
20th inst for the purpose of drill. Also
al the same time and place, proceed 10
elect one 2l Lieutenant for said compa
ny-as per General Oder
GEO, T, KENEDY, OS.
IuIv 70, 1874.
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The CLAW Club

Will meet this evening atearly candle
lighting. A general attendance Of our
citl2ens 10 requested.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-19

81 prices:
27l Bags Green Rio Coffee
25 Do St Domingo Do
IA Boxes l6 Tobacco
6 Do s DO
q8 Do u Do
l2 Do h'f pound lump Tobacco
+ Do pound do do
3 h'f Boxes do do
II Kegs 6 twist Tobacco
25 hi Chests Y. H. Tea
3 do Gunpo% %der Tea
3 do Imperial do
A do Pouchong do
25 CaIty Boxes Y II Tea
Is do Gump and Imp Tea
4 Boxes Loaf Sugar
6 Bbs Brazil do
rs do Rosin
90 do No ) Mackurel
rs do North G Tar
go do Tanners Oh
0 do Camwood
s do Clipped Logwood
Q do Whiting
Bbl EPSON Salts
8 Btgs Pepper
2 do AIspice
80 Reams Crown ard Medium
Wrapping Paper
40 Go Writing and Letter Paper
!" Boxes Pipes
~ Kegs Ginger
SO Nuts Cassa
4 Kegs Ground Cinnamon
10 d. Ginger
20 Boxes Chocolate
/ Case LIcorlc9
48 he Boxes Raisias
i BbIs MaddeC
5 500 Lbs Sole Leather Oak tanned
$500 do do do Red
100 Kegs Nails assorted sizes
1000 Los Cotton Yarn assorted nos
500 DO SlIaratus
$50 do Indigo
IRWIN & MARTIN,
Corner of Liberty and Irvi" ST.
Pittsburg, July l9, 1914.
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CHARLES FAWCETT,
KENDALL JACKSON,
WILLIAM BROWN,
Central Committee
July l6, l644

July l6, l644
OrTTbere will also be a meeting OF
the Wings at the Court house on The
evening Of the 5,h August at early can
die Lighting.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-19
Nominations. Y

The Wings ol Harrison aud Jefferson
counties have put in nomination Johu
Hastings, Esq, Of Harrison, as a caOdi-
date for The Senate 10 that district
From the uDanimity Of feeling which
existed in the convention that made the
nomination, and tbs spirit manifested
by the Wings Of the district, we think
the election of Mr.. Hastings is certain.
For the House. Jacob Lemmon is nomi'
mated for Harrison, and Ezekiel Harris,
Of Mount Pleasant, for Jefferson county
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Te Country Merchants.

FBVHE attention Of Country Merchants
B is respectfully invited 10 our slock
OF GOODS--consisting in part of the
(oIIowing-whiGh We will sell at the IOW.
est prices:
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We have been requested BY some Of
our Supervisors 10 gvetho form of GER
l6cato for the two days. labor done IN
lieu ofmiltary duty under the new IaR.
The following will answer:
Township, Carroll CO, O,
September -, 1914
This is to certify that A B
has performed Two days. labor on the
public roads in dstrict No. pursuant
10 ;he Statute, iE lieu Of military tax lOT
the current year.
D. E., Supervisor
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From The Nsp Hamilton IN. Y PalJa
dun
a.etter to AbOliliOAistg.

Read the following able and truthful
Fleuer of Mr.. Burchardi you all know
him; you have honored him with marks
OF your confidence, and he was worthy
Of them. Now give his letter a candid
perusal, and weigh welIthe great truths
he so forcibIy presents TO your consi
ieralioD:
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qu''ted himself; aud fancy he is made Of stuff quite
too stern TO be led sstray by the vsporings OF some
dozen Of two Newspaper editors. "A. "a.
winter v among us in good earnest, and tac merry
-bsi are tngling in Ill parts Of the city The
world Of fashon is in notion and, believe, every
oody happy. The Staten Island and the Rhode
Island nardsr are topics Of exciting discussion and
IN both cases new facts yet to be developed. A
gentleman who arrived to-day from Providence has
stated To me, that ii is believed in that city that the
persons who have been arrested, charged with the
murder Of Mr. sprague, If guilty were urged on BY
powerful, but, thus Ear, unsaspscted accossories.
Ihase read your able rsmarkx, on the Right Of Pc
u''on, and will Tomorrow present you some brisf,
but important facts on that subject
tlalD sl Ia Yours, &c. X.
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THE LAW LIBRARY FOR ls44-Th, j.;

THE LAW LIBRARY FOR 1874 The Law
Library is published in PhiladeIphis, in large
monthly numbers, at ten dollars per snnum, reprint.
ing the best English law books, as they appear, ADD
giving for that sum an amount Of matter which he
usual lawhook form would cost less than fifty or
sixty dollars
II has the farther advantage also OF travelling
through the nsiIs at periodical lor,sge only
The concluding number. for 1913 contain Bi.-e,
on Estates for Life Preston on Merger" and
/" Winston on the Plea of Insanity in Criminsl Ca
scs" The work Is furnished with tnc-pages ipdi.
COS, &c &c. so as TO bind up into regular volumes.
The January number f., 1874, being tho com
mepccnen, Of volume, offers convenient, period
for new subscriptions to common Ofdors TO be ad.
dressed to the subscriber who viii have the work re-
gula y mailed strongly enseoped 10 any part Of the
Unitd S'stss
On hand, large collection Of lsw books, embracing
every thing that IS new and most Of the standard ard
aprJved writer's, for sale IN every at The lowest
New York ard Philsdelphis pross
r TAYLOR, Bookseller,
Jan ~ Washington City.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE pRESIDENT,
THOMAS NELsos re-appolnled Collector Of
the Customs for the Disesiet Of Richmond, Va
nCHAaLEs A. LEAs, OF Baltimore, for Mara
eaibo, in the place Of 8. M. Cochran, resigned
A. FoLIiNs, for Omoa aud Truxillo. a5' IA
GEosGE w. GoRDoN, Of Massachusetts, fo
Rio de Janeiro, in the place Of G. w. Slscum
ALsEsr M. GILLIAN, Of Virginia, for SAr
Francisco, in California. ia the place Of T
Carlisle, resigned. 81 aa. 10 sHa bofa
THoAAs o. LARKlS. of Massachusetts, fol
Monterey, In California, in the place OF j. p
Gillian, deceased. e'4 f' +aes-
WlLLlAM 3. CAArsELL, of New York, lol
Rotterdam, in the place Of John Wsmbersis.0
JoHN w. FlsHEa, Of Connecticut, for Guada
loups. in the place OF +. II. Swan. deceased. y
WILLIAM H. FREEMAN, Of Pennsyivanis, fol
Curacao, in the place of. H. D'Mcza.
SrEwARr NEwsll, of Louisiana, for Sabine,
ia Texls.
IsaAEL d. ANDREws, Of Massachusetts,, for
d., JUuu III lNCW AStuu6WIChs III ttlC pAuCC vi
Thomas Leavitt.
LEONARD r. ALMY, of New York, for Laguns
de Terminus, in the Mexican Republic, in the
place Of Charles Russell, deceased, 600 Nh
PEDRO DE REoIL Y Estrada, for Merida and
Sisal, in Yucatan, in the place Of c. Thomp-
son, resigned. s6 4i- s
HooPER c, EAroS, Of Maryland, for Lyons,
in France, in the place Of N. Berry, resigned.
WILLIAM HOGAN, of Georgia, for Nuevitas, in
Cuba, in the place Of VIM. H. Freeman, re
sigued. ,5as
GEoRoE Mona, for Dresden, in the place o.
e. F. Rivinus, resigned. ~
GEORGE F, GIRD,No, Of New York, for Man
helm. % 'a1m Ui
BLADEs FoRREsr, Of Washington. for Cha
SrANHorE PREvosr, for Lima. in the place o.
F. L. Castelnau.
JOHN Arthur, for Turks Island, in the place
of John Wilkeson, resigned.
SAMUEL Mclean, Of Missouri, for Trinidad
de Cuba, in the place of John X. Cooke, re-
signed. - . 5ra 1 "
Josrpn R. CaosKEy, for Cowes, in the place
Of William Whesten, resigned. So -
REGISTER OF WILLS roR ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
IN the District Of Columbid.
BERNARD HooE, Of Alexandria, in the place Of
Alexander Moore, deceased. a.s.s ii se
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY,
In the District Of Columbia.
JOHN Cox, JOHN J. SruLL. JAMES MARSHALL,
EDWARD MArriNoLy, LEWIS CAaBERy, THOMAS
CARBERY -,I 5t.Ea. ~. 1
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The quaniiiies Of all may be increased or dim niuhe5
a. the service may hereafter require. The will
therefore be made not for specified quantities. but for
such quantities as the service may require. The DELE
vcries TO be made at Boston, New York, and Nor.
fok-a, all or either Of these places may he desired
Sourkrout cranberres may be called for as subsli-
ues for pickles; therefore bids for supplying them
will be received.
Contractors not living al the place where deliveries
are required must establish agency At such place,
that delay may arise in furnishing what may BE- re-
CURED and when contractor fails promptly 10 con-
ply with acquisitions, the Navy agent a, tho place
where the articles required to be delivered, shall
be authorized TO purchose such articles and The
tractor shall be liable for any excess Of coat the
contract price.
Separate bids must be made Tor each article At each
of the aforementioned naval stations, or a combined
bid for the whole I'D.
Bonds, with two approved surses in one tbi,d the
estimated amount Of the respective contracts will DO
required, and ten per cenum in addition Will he With
held from the amour, of ga, paymen, to he made o.
collateral security for the due and faithful perform
sDce Of the respective contracts which will he
paid until the contracts complied With in all
specis unless specially authorize by the Navy De
parment. After deducsiag Ten per cent. payment
will be made by the United States within thirty days
after the said articles shall have been inspected and
received and bills for the presented to the Navy
agent, approved by the comma nd'ng officers OF the
speotve Navy Yards aforesaid according TO the terms
of the contract. The Department reserves the right
to reject all bids from persons who have heretofore
failed 10 execute their contracts.
Persons offering 10 SUI ply either Of these articles
will be pleased 10 designate the place plsce. Al
which they may desys pay men's TO be made 10 them.
Forms Of proposals may be had upon application ut
the NAVY agents Office Of either Of the above stations,
or AT the Bureau.
tT To be published once week until the 9Th OF
January in the Eastern Argus, Portland, Me; Au-
gu-ts Age, Augusta, Me; Hills Patriot, N. H.. New
Hampshire Gazette, Portsmouth,, N. H.; Beningteo
Gazette, VI; Morning Post and Daily Times Boston,
Mass Journal Of Commerce, Sun, Aurora, and I've
ming Posi-, Kew York city National Enquirer and
Democratic Signal, Harrisburg. Penn; spo and Re
publican, BALTIMORE Enquirer Richmond, Va; Old
Domision and Beacon, Norfolk, Va; New Orleans
Republican, La; Mercury, Charleston, 8. G., Spec
taicr Washington, Dstric, Of Columbia; American
Sentinel, Public Ledger and Mercury, Pbilsdeipbis
Republican Herald, Providence, X. l.; Columbian
r. gs,er, New Haven, Conn.
Editors Gill he pleased to send to the Bureau scopy
Of their paper containing the enlightenment, during IT'S
insertion.
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STATE RIGHTS.

NJ Ow IN Press, an Essay on State Rights, BY Is
twick Evans, Of the North. The author viii be
happy 70 receive orders for copios froso citizens snd
strangers here through the pos. oce, aud from post
MASTER and other gentlemen abroad by letter. free OF
postsgc aud enclosing payment. sDf q fagt
The object " ~ work is 10 define and Assfrate ne
sP't q our INSTITUTIONS ssd Of liberty, and 10
oar political elements. lFlDHfF
The author has been honored by the names Of the
PRESIDENT Heads OF Department. and tho most dis
,inguished members Of the House and Senate, toss-
'her with citizens The work viii bs transmitted
WIN an hdel'y and promptness--prios % cents.
Washington City, Dec. l6, lS43d9m
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.

FRIpAv Jan. ~, 1874
Present as yesterday
On motion OF MIR. Bagby, Jama z. Beiser, Esq
OF Alabama, was admitted an Attorney and Coun-
sellor Of this Court.
On motion OF MIR. Meredith, Solomon Cohen and
Hu n Harnison, Esqrs Of Georgia, were admitted
Attornies and Coubseliors of this Court
Msssr,. 1ib6o,ts and Caid,oeii, Of Kentucky, have
been admitted Counsellors and Attorpics at Law OF
the Supreme Court
No. H. David Shriver, plaintiff in error, ~, M. A.
Lynn, Ell al The argument Of this cause was con-
tnued by Mr. Schley for the defendant IN error and
concluded by MIR. Johnson for the plaintiff in error
Adjourned till tomorrow, III O'Clock, A. NJ.
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x,.x,,, ..,.-
NAVY SUPPLIES.
Navy DEPARTMENT.


aa9v q s1mi Navy DEPARTMENT
Bureau Of Prorisions and cioiting
~ ~ pr ~ u" lHA December II, lS4S 'i.t
PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed, will BE- re-
i ceived at this office until the 18th Of January
next, at p. m for furnishing and delivering at the
naval stations at Chartestown, Mass, Brooklyn, N
York. and Gosror Va, such quantities OF The follow
ing articles NJ may be required ordered from the
contractors by this chief Of the Bureau Of Provisions
aud Clothing, OF by the respective commanding off,
GERS OF the said Navy Yards during the half year end
ing June 80, 1874. for the use Of the Navy Of the
lated States, viz Flour, Bread, Whisky, 6qgsi
Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Butter Mossses, Beans, Vine
gar, Pickles, Rasins, Dried Apples, and Tobacco.
, The hoaI TO be fully equal IN quality TO the beat
going vessels, to be in haIfkarrels when required;
the residue ~ whole barrels and tho price be dis
tnctly stated for hslfbarrels and for whole barrels.
The bread 10 be fully equal in all respects to the
SAMPLES at the said yards. When required for ship
met abroad, 10 be packed in whisk~y spiri, casks
AR and water tight. When required for home con-
SUMPTION for vessels equippng for service TO be
delivered in good SQUAD flour barrels; the prices "
I've stated per 100 lbs. Of bread, moi weight including
all barrels, whether air tight otherwise; and tie
price the contractor will allow for the empty -four b..
rcis in good condition, 70 he also stated such Lsi
relr to be delivered soon they emptisd whi0
will be immediately, when vessels ready to receive
the bread. - ..,
The whiskey shall be made wholly from grain, o,
Which at least two-ihird parts shall be rye, shall be
copper distilled and full first proof according TO the
United States custom-house standard, and in other
respects Of first quality to be delivered in good sound
~ei-hooPsd white oak barrels, with white oak he@ds
each bal reI 10 be ccope ed with two good and snfi-
cient iron chime hoops, and the whole to be put il
good shipping order free Of all charge the United
States and tho whskey and barrels shall be subjec, 10
such inspection As the Navy Department may auiho-
rize or direct. 1ee s
The sugar to be equal to the be., Havana brown.
The tea 10 be Of good quality Young Hysoo
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EANCY ART c Ess-W. FISCHER,
Il Importer and Dealer in Fancy and Staple Sta
t,opcry, has constantly on hand the most extensive
stock for sale in thi. city. Also Of Fancy Articles
suitable for Christmas and New Years Presents,
comprising a variety too numerous to partculsrize,
all Of which will be sold al very low prices at sr,
,,oxves'H,I dee ~. 2taw3w
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C,TEAM ENGINE.---For sale, hr-traie and near
- ly new Steam Eogipe, with iron shaft and three
.s OF pulleys, ia good condition. The Engine Is
about three horse power, and viii be sold cheap, IS
the owner In. no further use for H. Original cost
900. Apply afhi' effr, to
dec 1q-N q, w. VbNABI,k
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Posr OrvIcr DEPARTMENT.
CoSrs.or Orr,cr, January IL, 1914.

CoNrRAor OvvIoE, January IL 1874.
PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails Of tho Uni
ted States from the lst Of April, 1914, to the
3Oth Of June 1896, inclusive, on the following route
in Illinois. vii, be received al the Contract Office Of
the Post Office Department, in the city Of Washing
ton, until p. NJ. Of the l.t day Of Mach, 1874 to
be decided by the next day, viz
4IAs From Alton by Upper Alton, Edwsrd.ville
and Helvetia 90 Carlyle, 50 miles and back three
times a week.
Leave Alton every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day al a m arrive at Carlyle same days by 10 m
Leave Carlyle every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday al a m; arrive at Alton same days by 10
m.
months in each year, and the residue on horse, will
be considered
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UROGRESS or THE UNITED STATES IN
i Population and Wealth, in Fifty Years, as ex
biblted by the Decennisl Census, by Professor Geo
Tucker, Of the University OF Virginia. vol octave
Just published, and mi. day received BY
ian ~ = TAYLOR
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NOTES.

No proposal will be considered unless it he accom-
panied by guarantee, signed by one or rcspon.
s,blc persons, in the following manner, viz:
+" The undersigned - guarantee that ---------,
# his bid for carrying the mail from - to - be
accented nv the Postmaster General shall enter into
an obligation prior to the 1T day of April next,
with good and sufficient surctcs, TO perform the
vice proposed"
Dated ls@i
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of a
Postmaster or other equivalent testimony, that the
ruarantors are men of property, aud abe TO make
good their guaranty
: Tho proposals. should be sent TO the Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals for Route No. 4l4S,"
and addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Gen
era
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from comb.
nations and the terms and conditions on which the
contract is to be made the late annual advertise
ment. .I| WA
c. A. wICKLIFFE.
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Mr. FlCkLiN, Of Illinois, presented the proceed
lngs public meeting held in the town of Lawrence
WIFE, Illinois, on the subject of obtaining grant of
portion Of the unsold lands in the w aba.h valley.
Tor The Improvement of the navigation Of the Wa.
bash rvcr iron Terre Haute To the Ohio river, and
had II referred to the Committee on Roads and Ca
mails.
Also the petition Of Augustus c. French and POI
other eitzen' Of the county of Crawford, and State
Of llrois praying Tor the same object, and had
ierred To the Committee on Roads and Canals
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
WIN II. RAY, Preside U,

Cambridge City, February 10, 1874.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
From the .Nsu YORK Tn tune
CLAY GIRLS SONG.

Tune-sOLD RosiN Bow"
II ere consent to be MAJ rIed.
And l am not quite sure but L may,)
The lad that l give my fair hand TO
Must stand by the Patriot. CLAY
Must stand by the Patriot. Clay, &c.
lie must toll in this great undertaking,
BE instant by night and by day;
Contend with the Demon of Party.
And vote for :be Patriot, CLAY.
In the heat Of the battle. no lInching.
Bat hrn his post, come what mays
He's the lad that Is Jlst to my liking
Who strikes TOR the Patriot, CLAY.
Though MS locks may be brilliant morning,
His coJntenance lovely as May;
In my heart there's ~ place. no, corner,
For any who DON'T GO for CLAY.
Now look 70 it, all We young gallan,s,
The times will admit no delay:
Would you the frank:heaft of ,his maiden
You must work for the Patriot, CLAY.
Then In tender my hand IT the altar
To who IS able 10 say,
tine battle is fought, my beloved,
And on for lie Pat1iot, CLAY.' FASNY-
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state Central Committee
THE CONVENTION.

The Wings me, IN a Mass Meeting in Centre
vile. on the 22j. the anniversary Of the birth Of
tha, great aud good man-Gcn. Washington
The day itself lovely-ihe sun shone un.
clouded, and all things assimllated 10 The bright
and glorious prospects Of the grea, Wing party.
The meeting was composed Of some one thou
sand Wigs, good and true. from all parts Of tho
county. The greatest harmony pervaded the
crowd, and the proce edngs had on that occasion
were characterized by that good feeling which
should always be found ia The ranks Of a party
contendiog for tho lmportan, principles in which
the prosperity OF our common country Is SO im>
minently interested. Tho proceedings will be
found IN another column, and we call The ai;en-
tentIon of the Wing party to them
We cannot dismiss notice Of this good gath
praise which is upon The tongue Of al! who were
prese in regard TO the nd The iberali,y
with which they were entertained BY the Wing
citizens OF Centrc.IIle. The " latch string -
was emphaticaliy out, and The most sumpiuous
repasts we're within, and all were welcomed with
cheerful hospitality, which nigh, have con-
WINGED those less acquainted With the Wings of
Cenlreylile than ourself, that they believed with
DR.. Woco,t:
The turnpike road peoples hearts find
Lies through their mouths, or mistake mankind"
As general remark, there is al least as much
truth poetry ID the above quotation, md It the
Wings in attendance At Cenrevtlle on The 22j :,
did not surrender their hearts at the hospitality
extended 10 them, ,hey gave their sionacha
with great docility
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Sylvan School House Wing Meeting

Pursuant 10 a previous call largo and res
pectable meeting was held at Sylvan school house
on the ION. The meeting was organized by
calling Richard T. Fulton to the Chair, and ap
poiatIng Andrew Weeds Secretary.
The meeting then addressed by Wa.
Woods; after which. constitution was present.
ed and adopted and Is names appended. BY ar
icle first Of constitution the society IS TO be
known by the name Of The Sylvan Clay Club.
William Shlppen was then elected Prosiden, OF
The Club, Moses Robbins Vice President. and
John NJ Jones Secretary; Executive committee
Dicks. II Robbins, J f Jones, John Shipper,
and r f Fulton.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Yaman,
Resolred, That this meeting recommend that
tho candidates for Office TO DO elected al The Au
gust election be chosen by direct vote by bal
lot, such ba,ioting DO conducted in each town
ship, on The Is, Monday in April. the polls TO be
returned to Cenirevtlls, aHd summed up, aud
thps, parsons rac.ivi ng tho highest number
Of votes for tho Office for which they were voted
be the Candidate at The August election; which
after some discussion finally adopted.
RICHARD f. FULTON, Pres't.
ANDREW WoODJ. Sec'y.