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ago, man appeared, whether as plaintiff. dc.
tendant, or witness, tradition does not infosm
US. Be this rs ii may, the following dialogus
en>ued:
Cour..-What is your name, sir7
Answer.-My name is Knott Marrin, your
honor.
C.-Well, what is it7
Alt is Knott Martin.
c." Not Martini" asainl We don't
ask you what your name is not, but what it ~.
No contempt of Court, sir.
At your honor will give me leave, Fit
spell my name.
C.--WeIl, spell it.
Ak double {, Eno,t, NJ q E. Mar,
u. tin, Ma,tin-Knott Martin.
CO, very we'll, Mr. Martin, we SEQ
through it now; but ii is one of the most
knotty cases we have had before US for SONS
time.
"How wise we would be did wa but know
Our own ignorance" sold a mnraiising YOUTH
one day 10 his friend. eyes," returned dc
person addressed; ''we would then know
every thing we don't know
"Strive and thrive " is a pretty good max.
i'm for a business man-we have a better,
done up too in rhyme:
He that in this world would rise,
Mus. take the papers and ADvERrIszs
ooh! pant for gIoty. pant FOR renown ~
said ragged son of genius TO his friend.
{" Well if you've sot pair Of pants you'd
better put them on," wos the cool relentless
reply.-Pic.
1t has been shrewdIy remarked by soma
one, that there are four orders of women: the
peacocks, with whom dress is all, the mag.
pies, with whom chatter is all, the turtle doves,
with whom love is all, and the paradise birds,
above them all.
The Boston Times says some g live YAM
kee" has invented new kind Of ink, called
g Love Letter Ink" II is o sure preventive
against all s'breaches of PROMISE" as it fades
away and leaves the sheet blank ofter being
,,sed a month
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-28
Congress-.

This dignifed body adjourned on the
l7h inst after a session Of more than
ak monlho, and what have they done 7
What great measure has been mOtured
that will promote any ono great inter
est OF the countryf What have these
par Crceileace Democrats done for the
dear people2 Will some of those who
were so open moulhed aud fault finding
with tho ill-slarred 9th Congress tell
US what great good has enured to the
country from the 2Slh (Presonl) Con
gressH
One good &C: they did, and that was
to adjourn nnd 60 home. Sent there to
redress grievances anG they themselves
the greatest Of grievances Thoy}dId
no good; and all that the people may
thank them for is, that more harm was
not done. The SuO'ITehsury Bill was
reported to the House, but its friends,
coward like, Ist it sleep the sleep OF
death on the table. They dare not call
irup They tried to break down the
Tariff Of lS42, and but for the vote o,
ere,y Wing in the House, and tho Loco
locos Of pennsyIVnnla and come Of the
other strong Tariff States, they would
have done it. Beaten and defeated in
their efforts TO destroy tho TarE (he
laborsrs' and farmers Iaw,) these pseu.
do Democrats turn round from measures
upon men, and sndeaVor 10 break down
Mr. Clay Ia this, however, they are
likely TO fare us they did with the Tie
nG.
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;E,eesburg CIay Club.

The Wings OF Orange con'tned%i
boesburg, pursuant 10 adj 'urDmsn' On
Saturday the 22dinsr u "as organI9e d
by the appointment Of NJ Matlock, Esq.
Chairman, and j Baxter Secretary.
The committee previously appointed to
prepare Constitution for Clay Cirb
reported which report was unanimous
Iy adopted And Col. John Knight
was thereupon elected President; Amos
Shsrrod Etq aud Levi Hum, Esq, we're
elected Vice Presidents, and Joseph Btx'
tor, Secretary.
Oo motion, DR.. Thomas Cummings,
a. Carr, E>q and Eli Wlieman, E,q.
were appo'nteda Corresponding Com
mittee
On motion, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted;
Re86JrgG, That we cordially approve.
of he nominations made by tbs Wing
National and -SIa,e Conventions OF can
ddales for President, Vice President
aud Governor--That we recognize IN
these nominations, the expression. ol h:t
uaiversaI cherished cwish Of The Wings
and hail them with that peculiar respect
whitG is due alike TO the iIiuslrious
characters Of the nominees, and to tho
principles Of the Whig party.
sRpso ICED, That in the PoIltlcel creed
of the Hon Henry Clay we'recognIze
al those principles Of political economy
under the influence Of which our coun-
Try has heretofore presented a scene o
national prosperity unparalleled in the
history of the world, and the unwise
abandonment of Wbichthas plunged Us
into the extreme OF national adversely.
ReSOiped, That ia the lilo and cha
racter of the Hon Theodore sFrslIng-
huysen, NeW jerseys FdUorite Son, we
have tho surest guaranty OF that 'lirm
and decided probily that can neither be
tray nor be betrayed, and that will, ,un
der any contingency, sustain all those
measures of public policy that We deem
indispensable to the prosperity Of our
whole country.
Resolved. That in the public services
Of tho Hon. Mordecai BARLEY, as we'll
as in HE private life, we recognizes the
wise Legislator, the firm and faithful
soldier, The moral and exemplary clIl'
zen, and the honest man, who 10 long
Iica in the .nnbIlc seTyice has BlWaVs
kept in view tho principle Of doing the
greatest good to the greatest number.
Isaac Atkinson, Esq, and T. R. Eek
ley, Esq" addressed lhe meeting upon
tho various political topics OF Ihe day.
The cub udjourosd to meet on Fri
day the 2SIh inst.
M MATLOCK, Chairman
JosRpH BAXTER, Secretary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-28
Louisiana.

The election in Louisiana for mem
bers Of the Legislature, takes place on
Monday next (the lstJuly) OF the re-
suit Of that election, and the Mississippi
State election, We would have had no
doubt, only for the feeling raised BY the
Texas question. We think that the
Texas scrip and land spectators may,
under the present excited state Of feel
ing towards Mr. Clay on account oil his
opposition torSnnexation. andiPolk's faV-
oring it, cause tho Wings to lose The
election in Louisiana--bul by the time
the calm and cool brer zss Of autumn
dispels the miaSmalic influences which
now prevail in that State, you will see
Louisiana wheel into line, and take her
position 10 The great Whrg army Of
States.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-28

I iwho was beaten out OF the Gubornato
rial chair Of Tennessee, so late as 1910,
popular man 10 these United States?
But, for fear that We may be answered
thst the people 10 I940 were all 10 er
ror and bought up by the banks, or the
election carried by ,pipelayiRg,' or some
other enormity, We will enquire, Why
is it that he, the said James X. Polk,
Esquire, was again beaten for Governor
OF Tennessee SO late as l843i We might
further add that Col%PoIk, as the Lo-
keys call him-a Colonel
"Who ne'er sat a squadron in the field
More than a spinsler,"
should fail 10 his election when he bad
the assistance Of the roaring OF the
Lion o(lhe Hermitage, and that in the
Hermitage precinct HE opponent had
more than Two votes to his one Don
this look like popularity with a ven-
g9ance? We have already said more
about ths 'BargGiH and Sale than we
intended, because 1t is a charge long
since abandoned by those who first gave
It currency was malignant (elSebood
al The beginning, aud known 10 be such
by its propsgatOrs; though for a short
time, believed 10 be true by many hon.
est men. 1t has, in the language Of
Gen. Sanders, member Of Congress
from North Carolina, 'i0Rg since been
consigned to the hennei Of forgotten cat
unlaieS,' and no honest man possessing
any thing like an ordinary degree Of
intolIigsace now believes it, A party
who resorts TO such contemplate Sian
ders 10 sustain their cause can have no
faith in the purity ol their principles,
And we do think that al this day Of
light and intelligence in our country,
one knowing the premises, and having
the shameless etfrontery to make tho
charge, should have mark placed on
his forehead iadcLbLe as that upon the
first murderer
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-28

Tho Locoloco press, or al least tho
most corrupt portion OF them, are on.
deavoriDg 10 charge Mr.. Cay with hOV
ing entered into Bargain with John @.
Adams. by which Clay violated tho will
OF his constituents, and voted for Adams
for President Of the United Siates when
the election deV0Ived on tho House Of
Representatives in Congress 10 1928,
&c. Does any one who knows any
thing about John Q. Adams believe he
would Corruptly intrigue for al Office ?
We think not Had Ool Mr. Clay suGi
csnt claims for Tho office of Secretary Of
slaIo without resoTling TO dIshouorab'e
msansG We think he had What says
the constituents Of Adams al the Rock
Of Plymouth the landing place of the
Pilgrims in old MassaohasoItG2 Have
they not always sustained h,m2 Ask
the consiluonts Of Mr. Clay, the Lex.
ne'on district, Ky, what will lhey say 2
Were they m:sroprossu,ed by Mr. Clay
IN the vote no gave for Mr. Adams2 We
think not, they have always sustained
him through good and evil report
What says all Kenuckyi She hn
twice elected him to the Senate Of Ih,
United States since ho gave the vote 70
Adams. But sllersl this, you arc tol
that Mr.. Adams was beaten by Genera
jackson for the Presidency in 1929
and that, therefore, the,peopis hOv
verified tho truth Of tho charge OF co
ruption 10 the election by the House
Representative, and that Mr. Clay WI
twice defeated when a candidate for II
Presidency, Now, in all conscience,
The fact Of Mr. Clay being Gn.unsucceS
ful candidate for The Presidency in 49,
and 1892, is conclusive evidence Of h
wsn, Of popularity OF this distance
IimO-by what rule is James r. Poll
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Larceny.

On Sunday lest, some thief broke into
the house Of Al. Best, OF this town,
when the family we're from home and
r,flsd the drawe5sandstOle Seueniy fire
dollars in money.
The steepIe was drawn frem the cheek
Of the door, to which the clasp was fas-
tened by paddock and the thiai enter
ed in open day, accomplished hiswicked
purpoao and escaped wihou, detection.
We think this the moat impudenl out
rage upon law and order that has hap
pened in this town. We hope the ras-
cal will be detected, and find saie birth
in the Pentsntary.
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Senatorial Electors

THOMAS CoRwiN, Of Warren;
PETER IlITcHcocK, OF Gesuga.
Dist Congressional Electors.
i Beliamy Srorer, of Hamilton;
2-WiIliam Bebb, Of Butler;
3--Aaron Harlan, OF Greene;
A Samson Mason, of Clark;
5 david J. Corey, OF Henry;
e. Josiah Scott, of Crawford;
= Reader w. Clarke, Of CIermont
G. David Adams, Of Ross;
9-Joseph OIds, OF ofPckaway;
10 Daniel S Norton OF Knox;
H-Wash'lon W ConkIin, of Marion
I2- Samuel r Holcomb OF GaIlia;
l3-HarIow Chaplin, OF Washington;
IA John Crooks, Of Guernsey;
15-Sam' W Bostwick, of Harrison !;
William R, Sapp, Of Holmes;
l7-John W Gill Of Jefferson;
1S- Cyrus SPHINX, Of Wayne;
10 jacob II. Baldwin, Of TrumbulI;
20-Wiliiam l.. Perkins, Of Lake;
81 John Fuller. Of Erie
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SUEBIFEiS SALE

BY virtue OF wit Of Ptu alias VI,
di Erpaaas issued oul OF tho Court,
common pleas for Carroll cuunlySOhV
and to ns directed, Il will offer ior|s"
at the door of the Coutt hou9oin Carr
ton, on Friday the 2nd daycof lAggv
next, between.lhe hours of 10 oclOd,
A M and 4 o'cIotklP IN the ii6llowiu
real estate, to Wit tbeiEast half 6nke
North Weslauarter dissection 34, tow,
ship 10 and range s. 1'akenin sxecu
ton aud will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Eherff
June %, lS44
lruIer'5 Ice 80.
ALSO
Atlha sametime and place, bvYIrou
of writ OF Pin aijas Vendi ErpomuS ie
sued out Of the Cont OF common rp'ea-
for Carrot coun}yjO md to me direttao
! will effer or sale ;he following res
e stale, to vii: Lots No'H g and665 /.
the town Of Malvern. Takenir execp
tion and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, %heH'
June %, 1871
Printers Ice SO.
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it is inimical to Wing principles; end
thai we most smphuticaIly condemo the
late destructive riots in the city OF PHI
Iadelphia, and ardenlIy desire TINT the
ringIeadsrs ofsaid riOIsbe made 10 feel
the rigor Of the law.
Resolued, That he proceedings ofthe
Club be signed by the President and
Secretary aud published in the Free
Press.
JOHN BEATTY President.
THOMAS FOSTER. Secretary.
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CORONER'S SALE

BY virtue Of a writ Of Vcndi ETponas
issued from the Court Of common, pIsGs
Of Carroll county, and to me direc'sd,U
will offer for sale at the door Of the
court house in CarroIton on Friday tho
End day Of August next, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ and a o'clock
P NJ Of said day. tho following real 90.
tate, to wit: the North half Of the Sodth
West quarter Of section IA township 10
Of range 4, containing 80 acres; also,
the East half Of the South West quarter
Of said section with the Improvements
thereon. Taken in execution aud will
30 sold by me.
j. n. PATTON, CorOUGr.
June 90, 1914
Printers fee 90
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of two several wrlls OF Ven
di E1ponds issued out of the Court Of
common pleas tor Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed, | will offer for sale
at the door OF tho court house in Carroll =
ton on Friday the 2Hd day Of August
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A
NJ aud 4 o'clock P NJ. tho following real
estate, towit: Lot No, 3 in jeremiah
Mason's addition to the town Of Pekln.
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
June 90, 1874,
Printers fee ! so,
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Nominations By The President tOith the ad
pice and consent of the Senate.

" lNOWlhdtiOHS Oy He IFeStdPHt UHH me dG
pice and consent Of The Senate.
George NJ. Brbb, of 'Kontucky, 10 be
Secretary Of the Treasury
JObn'D. Ilaliyburlon, of Virginia. to
be Judge Of the Eastern District of Vir.
ginia,
John Branch, Of North Carolina, TO
be Governor Of Florida, in the place of
r X Call.
NalhnnicI P. TaImadge, of N York,
to be Governor of tho Territory of Wis
konsn, after the 18th September next
vice j. q. DoIy, whose time will then
have expired
The Senate, before the adjournment
confirmed the nomination Of Caleb Cush
Jog to be Envoy Extraordinary aut
Minister PlenipOtonIlsry to China -
Also, John 6. Clemson, (son in law t
Mr. Calhoun) OF Philadelphia, to
Charge o'Aliairss TO Belgium,
The President, it is understood, will
drew the namo OF Chancellor WalworII
whoRa nominated as Associate Juslic
Of the Supreme Court OF tho u State
leaving tho office vacant,
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THE STATE or OIllOj
CARROLL COUNTY.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Simeon Jennings, !

Lewis Mccoy, Ephraim R
Eckley, James Mason and
.Cemenl l.. VaIlandingham
The said Lewis Mccoy is hereby no.
tifed that SAID Simeon jennings has
flied his bill in ChanceTy in SAID Court
alleging that on the 9Th Of March 1886
one John Welchley ir. mortgagoG to said
Jennings Inc South Fast quarter OF sec.
ton %, township l6, range 6 in said
county TO secure the payment OF a note OF
that date for $1,000 payable ia orc year
that no part of SAID note was paid, and
that on.the 4th Of May 1887, said
WeIchey released his equity Of redemp
ton in said land to said Jennings for
The consideration of Eve dollars that
previous to said release, said WelchIoy
had conveyed his interest 10 sad land to
said Eckey-that the deed convey
ance to said EckIey has never been
recorded, and that said Jennings when
he received said release mad no knOwl-
e1ge Of such Conveyance-that on the
filth of Seplembe. lS4l, said jennings
sold said land by article to said Mccoy
for $1,000, on these terms, viz: $40 to
be paid at the time Of signing the q rtl
clo, and the residue in yearly payments
of'Sl AS each, with annual interest
that SAID Mccoy has only paid S44O on
said coUtraCt--that he has gone to parts
unknown, .insovent, having before ho
eft assigned his interest IN said con-
tract 10 said MACON, and applied tOths
United States District Court for the
State CT Ohio, Tor the benefit Of the
Bankrupt Law. aud that saidNalIandiug
ham was by sa d Court, appointed his
assignee Said bill prays that SAID 'aad
may be sold, and he avails Of the safe
applied IN discharge 9th purchase
money due said Jennings from SAID Nc.
Coy, or if the right Of said Eckley should
be adjudged by said CO urt to be superb
or TO the right of said Jennings derived
from said lean, then that so much of
the avails OF said sale be paid to said
Jennings as will cancel the said rate Sc
cured by said mortgage.
Said Mccoy is notified that unless he
pleads, answers or demurs to said bill
within sixty doys from the rising ol the
next term Of said Court, the Same will as
to him be taken as true aud confessed,
and decree ren dered thereon tCcogd-
ingly.
II. GRISWOLD, Atty
for complainant.
luna lR lR11 -Ew n f700
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FpIIlfl GRAND RALLY AT
WELLSVlLLE,

Our Wing friends are again remind
cd Of the importance Of their attendance
OF the Convention at WeIIsvllIe, on
Wednesday next, tho Sd Of July. The
selection OF q candidate for Congress in
this dIStrict-the ratification Of the no.
limitations Of the Baltimore and CoIum-
bus ConVenions--Gn interchange Of
sentiment between the citizens Of the
different counties Of the Congressional
district, a|ways essentially necessary al
the opening Of the campaign, can be
had; and we think thai with ell tho odds
in numbers against US, thorough or
ganizalion and vigorous effort through
out, will enable the Wings to carry the
district by a triumphant majorily.-
Then, We say 10 our friends, leave your
Cornfeis and your workshops, and give
one daY 10 your country. The Wings
OF the Revolution mot in council and dc
viSed the ways and means by which the
Eagle aaped his wings in triumph over
the British Lion, 90 and do MewiSe, >
and tho Wing banner will float in lri
umph over tho black and destructive
flag OF Locofocoism. Once more 10 tke
breach dear frirnds once mgre.'
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CORONER'S SALE.
June 2S 1914
Printers foe so,

BY virtue of wri, Of Yendi EEpoWsss
issued from the Court of common pleas
Of the County o'CarroIl, and to mo 4df-
recled, Il will offer for sale Grthe door
Of the conrt house in Carrollton ouitft-
day he 2nd day Of August next, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A M and " d..
clock P NJ oF said day the following redl
estate. to wit: Lots Nos, IL, ls, 'I3, w,
Is, I6, II, l6 and l9 in the town Cot
WausvilIe. Taken in execution ,anH
will be sold by ne.
], E. PATTON, Coroner.
June 90. 1874.
Printers fee l50.
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CORONEk,S SAEE.

BY virtue OF an alias uend eT. ia. is.
sued from the Court of common pIeasbE
ColumSisna county, Ohio, and to meidt-
7eclod, IwiIi offer for sale at the 'dOJr
&C the court house in Carrollton on II tt4
cay the end day ofAugust next, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A M and a D.
clock P N Of said day 1.-The following De
scrbed real astale, to wit: the East halt
OF the South West quarter OF sectinn 30,
township l3 Of range 4, except about
FIVE acres outcf The West side of'sah
tract, taken up and occupied in the town
plat Of Wa,tsville, containing aboutTS
acres Taken in execution and willoOe
sold by me.
JD PATTON, ,COroTUE.
June %, 1874
Printers fee 81,
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SHE6IFF y NHLE.
THE STATE Of OHIO9
CARROLL COUNTY, -"
COURT OF Won PLEsfS,
april Term A D 1914,
Henry Danrele and Wlle,1
VS. In iPatiiiasu
Barbsry Long fSt ais
BY virtue Of an order Of sGo issrdd
ouI Of the Court Of common p ems Tor
Carroll county Ohio, and to me dirGcfdG
/ will offer for sale at the door'6f hSe
court house 10 CarrolI,on onFrfdsyl ties
2nd day o. August next, between 'ttRe
hours of 10 O'clock A M and ~ 6'ci0kk
P M the following real estate, to wir:
tho North Fast quarter Of section tWen-
ty four (24) in township fifteen h6)
Gasp Of ra 1ge five (6 J also, the EoHhn
East quarter OF section twenty lhree( e29}
in township fifteen (l5) ofrange mt4l
Brown, containing in all three hund rdi
and twenty 1920 acres, subject to tFse
dover estate of Barbary Long ,set dH %
her by metes and bounds 10 the ssaH
South East quarter, TO wit: bsgjningadt
tho North EaSl corner of said quattgy,
thence West 66 "a 100 perches, theTee
South % degrees West 81 psrchsS,
thence South 8 76 loo perches, themes
West 81 90 100 perches, thence South
1875 a. 100 perchea thence East lHL
43 100 perches, thence North Ildl
72- 100 percbes to the place bsgia,
ming, con aiming l42 acres and il42 tpGr
ches more or less.
DAVID WATT, BhorlE.
June %, 1914
Printers fee 3 rs.
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CORONER,S SALE.
June %, 1874
Printers fee ! 81.

BY virtue OF writ Of alias Vendi 'Et1
ponas Issued from The Courtof common
pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, TO mo dir
rected, | will offer for sale at the doGr
Of the court house in CarrOlton on Fiji
day the 2nd day Of August next, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A M and " o.
clock P NJ Of said day, the followiug'rsdI
estate, to wit; the North half Of tts
South West quarter Of section IA. town.
ship l3 af range q containing 30 acres.
Also, .heEast half ofthe South WeSt
quarter Of said section IA with improve
meuls thereon. containing 40 acres. Tia
ken iu execution and will be sold by We.
I'D. PATTON, Coroner
June 2S, 1914
Printers foe l.50,