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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-25

RemeinIrg 10 The Pust Office at C,roll'
ton, Carroll couny, Ono, on the I
dAy Of Juy lS45, ~t,rh II 10 raktu ou
by lhe Sob day OF Srpltmb' utx.wi'
be sent 10 Inc Genera Pos Office rs drAc
letters. Peter w Apgar. Henry Akin
son, Csrorne G Akefs. W L Aktrs Joh,
5pedlp. Robert Boyd, Ely Ddd, Sarnk
l., Hall, Johnslon, E,q. Joseph Jnnk'rs
William ltwru. Luther Lw Il b Lu
kens Jacob pie, James Moor, Thom
as Miller. iohn M son, iIenry Mi er
Amos McQu9en, Andrew McCaskey
George NJ, Fa'Iand. Johr W McC'sO
Eve A McCinuck. JOIN Newton, Mss
NJ q Push. Charles Richards E.bht
Rhpm, Jane RuIcdg", Danie Il nneck
pr, Squire Russell, Frank lin or Franci'
Ri Ier, JOHN c Riley. Thomas Russell
William Shepherd, Robert G Scott, Mi
chael Smith, Albert Seel, John Snevely
William Smith, E.q George Sneph r.
Over Tang, John W. Thompson, John
Taylor. Persons calling Tor the above
letters will please say adVrr'i'ed.
II A STlDGER, P. NJ.
July Is, 1916 40 ST.
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A Few barrels white lime and plasre
~ Paris, just received aud for sale By
CUMMINGS " CAMERON
Nav l6, lSd5 -3l-d
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Final Account.

The Final Account Of Jonn AlleI'
Guardian Of Henry Hewet, eI. als. has
been filed in the ofTice of the clerk Of the
court Of common nleas, for Carroll coun-
~ DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk.
ju'y II, 1915 30-3t.
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CORONER'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of plu alias venGi
xponss, issued out Of the court OF com
mon peas for Carat, comfy, and 10 me
directed. | vii ,0sr for sale at the dour
" the C,uu h u,r.fp Car clifton. on Moi d,
DAY rhe 4'h ol August, ,ls45 between The
homrsni 10 O'co' Il A Al. aud 4 &c. ork
P NJ the following real estate. 10 vii:
he u h east hall OF The south wesl
quarter Of section fourteen l4) in town
ship thirteen (l3) Of range four (4) con-
laiuiUg forty acres. Taken in execution
anO will he cold by
JOIN MOODY, Coroner.
JuIv q, l845 Pr r"c ] so
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TAN YARD FOR SALE.

THE suhscrihels wish 10 sell their
TaA-Yard, iocated n'he town Of
Csrrpidon Ihs bit, 90 which II i
situated, con's,nS nearly an acre OF land
tine Duiid,pgs c"Islst of Bnck BARR
h,u.p sod snon; aud franz Beam house
oautanlns SIX handerS There are a.
,.uuls.dr the hu,ldInes, twelve lay away
WIS. iva lIms.. one pool aud Two le'ch
e. The auove premises are IN good or
der. aud nov occupied; anG will be sold
tHhNr win nr without stock 0t bark
Sufficient 10 keep il IN operation for The
next eighteen mouths
WIN NJ SlNC LAIR,
WIN. THOMPSON.
Csrrollou. July II, lS45 39-lf.
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The subscriber wishes TO purchase
from 1910 90 horses within the nrxtrh
weeks, also 10 employ haud TO helr TO
drive the ssmc. X JA( KSON
CarroNhoa, JOY a. 1858 H.
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SRERIFF'S SALE

BV virtue Of two several write Of alis
as Vendl eXponas, issued o1l Of the court
OF conmt pleas, for Carroll county, and
10 me directed, will offer for sale a, the
door of The court house IN Carrolilon,
etwecn The hours of 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
aud 4 o'clock, P. NJ on Monday The 4th
day of August next, the following real
estate, viz: the north east quarter OF sec.
,icn "a, township IL, and range 4, ex.
ceplug 81 acres sold 10 Jacob Hawk.
Taken in execution and will be sold by
D WATT, Sheriff.
June 27, 1915 Pr lee ST. so.
ALSO.
At the same time and place, hv virtue
OF several wrrls OF A. P. A veudi expo
mas, issued out Of the court of common
pleas, Tor Carroll county, end 10 me d..
rected, | will offer for sale the following
real estate, Wig: the undivided hall in =,
teresl 10 und 10 the east half Of lot Mo-
So; a|so, he west half OF said LOT No.
55 IN The original plot Of Cen,reVI'Ies
(now CsrroIIion;) also, No. so and 26
feet IF the east side Of lot No rs IN thu
Town Of CenirevilIe, fnow Carrollton.l
Taken in execution end will be sold hV
d WATT. Sheriff.
June 81, 1876 Pr. fee 81 so.
ALSO.
A. The same time ard place, bv viriua
Of aP. A. ven ex issucd out OF The court
OF common pleas, for Carroll couotv, end
to re directed, ! will offer FOR sele tho
following real estate viz: Lot No 2 in
Jeremiah Mssop's addition 10 the uwn
~ P"kin. Tpkpr in execution sr4 viii
Ue snld nv y WATT SksllE
! June 81, l645--Pr. lee 81 Sc.
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A good assortment Of AIp0cds and
MerinOes, just received and for sale by
WIN. NJ SINCLAIR.
NV. Sth 1914
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GOLDEN BOOT,

\ few doois west OF Legget's Hotel,
EhrTe he will he found ut all reason.
,hie bours, ready snd pleased 10 wait
up his customers aud the pubI,c.
lie Will take in 6xchanps for articles
% his line Of business all kind ol mer
'hanlSble produce Wheat, corn, oats
A x-seed, bacon. beans, butter, eggs
wool, fax, lnnen Il and tow. yarn
and every other variety OF country pro
Guce.
Csrrolton, Nav I6. le45.
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10 dozen new Tvle Comforts and Cra
va'a rom i2A To 62A cents. received anc
for SAFE tV X JACKSON.
Nvv 6lh, lS44,
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- < rENNra. IeA5. .. D m,nlLL.r
Ar EyMOLRSALB,
Fenner g. M'MitIan,

Fenner e. M'MitIan,
Dealers in Groceries, Dry Goods, and Sta
pie Drugs, No. 8, Erie 81, .ua.silGoA, 0.
TERMS CASH.
TIE subscribers are now IN The receiot
Of !heir new goods, omoDg Nh cn may bs
found the following afrIcles.
225 0sgH r." coffee tPume GreenI
10 Pepper end Spice
30 chests and hulf chests Y Fl Teas
10 ImOerioI end Guopowosr lea
80 dies Y II. end "
lGO Jbs. N. o Molssses
20 hhds n o. sngsr
10 boxes Loaf end Lump Sugar
1000 lbs SalsratrS
1000 lbs Csssia
1000 It's Cloves
30 ground pepper, splce & clnusmou,
so lis Nurmegs
10 TIerces rice
IS tCxes NJ. r. raisins
lG0 drums Frgs
20 boxes RfunPs
1000 lbs rappee Scotch & Macabov snufr
IS brxs' Virginia tobacco, consisting
Of Is. g.. S., aid 10 lOmp
lCO k'g' Grdge & Brothers, 6 lwistto-
tacco warranted not to mould
$50 dozen smoking q chewing tobacco
5O weight l ID. TO the paper
1000 bs. ba r lead
so bags shot
80 bbIs ,flborrs MADEIRA & Brszil nuta
10 q" A monds
20 bushel pea DOfs
30 bills. tanners oil
35 tar
75 boxes No herring
IS No 2
10 scaled
so quinls's cod fish
20 boxes Hal & Sons soap
4OO I6s. InGigo. Superior articIe)
20 bbs. maddrr
lao lbs. refiotd csmphor
5 bbs. coPperaS
5 alum
/ case borsx
] bb. sulphur
roll birthstone
5 tUrpenuns
5 rosln
2 epson salts
! blue virroI
cream tartar
! " saI'peirs
l csse lamp black
10 quarter casks Port vine
10 Malaga wine
5 Lisbon
! 10 hhds red and white
80 dozen brooms
! 100 barking.
cRoCEFRY BY THE caATE-ALso,
20 osIrs 4 brown sheelinR
/ % batting
a w,d ing
6OO eces prints (new styIs)
~ " sailnets and bread cloths
| 100 sumner stuffs
4OIO lbs. Pittsburgh cotton warn
leo pieces b'es,hed shirines
30 ticking
a 10 'ee sssrr went OF notions such as
uuoos, breads, mauIds, lnpes, pms.
com 6, h"' ks aud ryts, 6yr &c &c. TO-
eelber ~tth every article usually kent
10 dry goods houses. Constant addiIions
vii lie made to he above, durre the sea.
son OF Navigation. We earnestly invite
al erRag'd N The tIade 10 give US call.
Our assortnenr OF goods is now berer
han ang other house in thus Place. We
have IDken gIesI pains in selecting he
goods we nrw offer Ior sale, and adding
freight. We SseiI Sc goods as low as sny
house west ol The sea board. We viii
'ake IN nexchSuge Tor gods al cash pri
ces' the lcllt~rg articles, viz: butter,
erd, eggs, ipIlow, beeswax, white beans,
clover. iImrIhy sni flsx.eed flour sod
) wheat. Por i'nlar attention psId 10 or
dPrs FENNER Il kl'MlIJ.AN
MassiIIon, Nav l7,h, lS45.
?, S Wrapping and writing paper 81.
ven in exchange for rags.
Any article we sell, aud it differs from
> sample. wi lie laken hack end The mon
> oy refunded in all cases 37-4t.
SHERIFF'S SALE
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B 90 It a m D s. III o q
ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN S. EUkENBROD,

n NAkES pleasure. ~ this way 10 in
B torn his friends and he public
n general. that he has invested a SUI.
fcIent amount Of cspIIaI 10 lay 10 stock
of The most durable and suhssnlaI
kind. and Of the finest texture. v hereby
he is enabled to compete with any es
'sbIiahmenl Of The kind in this commu
nliV; and the public are assured thai
rney eau be accommodated, considering
The quality, on better Terms than al apy
oher pace, with every variety Of
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CORONER'S SALE.

b. vitpup If writ 0t alias Vendi ex'
ponas. issued Nul Of the court Of common
IDEAS lnr Carroll county, aud 10 me di-
recred, will offer for sale at The door Of
the coutl house in Carrolton, on Mon
dav he an day Of August. lS45, b.
tween lht hcursof 10 O'Clock A Nj and
4 o'clock P. NJ the following real estate
10 vii: the west half o. the south Pas'
quarter Of section four i4l of 'o~u.hN
s,xteeU (l6) ot range seven ~; also inr
" acres Of The s0nth ives quarIero OF 'hf
section, IownshlH aid range 8loresald'
, Taken in pxecu,is and VII b. SOLD oJ
lOHN NnOnY. '"'orc'
July 4, le45-PE leo 90.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-25

Slippers, Pumps &C., &c, ofevCry style
and fashion, md 10 SUIT every variety
aud taste. HIS journeymen a:e the
oest u WOfkmcn. ne he will emplo,
none crhus, aud who rre able TO pu,
~ Their ~ork IN sly ie and fashion as
we'll as dur b,uy. These who wan
euv srllCIe IN this 'Iuc Of business vii
Gnd it to their interest and comfrl It
give him a cali. when and where lhcN
can be accommodated 10 he most sprn.
dld style and at he shortest notice. -
Cal and sos, and he has no fear OF the
result.
Ills establishment is 90 Main street
II the sign Of the
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Master Com InissiOmer's Sale

The STATE Of Ohio, Carroll county IS.
iauRs 3 McFAhand, William Rev !
nolds. Ed~ard LUX eus and William ;
r Evans, traders uHder lhe firm OF Q
Reg aoIds, Mcfarland e. Co. !?
OS. 2
William D Jenkins and Margaret :
his vile, ct. ais.
BY vtrlHe Of pluries order of sale ls-
sued 10 this cause from the court Of com.
mon pIets f6r said county oil Carroll, and
to me directed as Muster Commissions Z
of sad court, 1 will otier fnr sale al the
rOor OF The court house ~ CarrMlton, in
said county ot Carroll and Sta'e OF Ohio.
n Monday rAe illh day Of August, A.
{! lS45, the following desc Tbed resI es.
ate, 10 vii Lot nHmber twenty two (22
in Bnnarr's oigrpa plat o. rhe to~n OF
CerroIIlon {rhtO CenWeVi'Ie 3ln the saiC
county ofCurroiI. viii ne privileges and
i.fpuiteDances ,herevnto beIOaging -
Sale between the hours oI 8 o'cI ok. A.
NJ aGd 4 O'Clock p NJ If said day.
ROBERT McCL WE.
Master Commissioner ~ Chancery
July IL, IS4S-Pr lee S225.
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TIE State Of Ohio, Carroll cdunty IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Joseph Shaw !

James MiIl,r. John Miller, Enos -
Shannon. and DuztlIa hIs vie, Of
>sd county nj Cor.oll, OHIO, and :
Nathaniel Knots. and Nancy his :
WIFI, OF Stark county. Ohio
SAID defendants Will take notice that 0
petuion was filed against them on the
I9h day Of April, A ID, 1915, ia the Of
tice Of The clerk Of The court ol common
pleas, in said county. and is now pend
log, wherein Joseph Shaw demands par
'ilion Of The following real estate, silu
ate in lhe county Of Carroll, OHIO. dee
crbed IS follows, TO wit the north west
quarter Of section thirty 1907 and The
north east quarter Gf section thirlyAsix
(26) in township sIx'een (l6) and range
seven (7) Of the lsuds sold at SreuLen-
vile, Ohlu, except so much of said quar-
ter section as is ard f III town lots in
he town oI DnWning,I,lr in said couu.
". and the l,t CO which the B PTS
church is erected. reor said town o.
d wnir gvi'Ie, sud that al the next lem
ol ssId couu application will be made
Oy he said petitioner Tor an order IoI
partition Of said premises
f. r ECKLEY,
Attorney lor tel,tloner.
June 81, lS45 81 g..
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BOOTS s. SEROES.

Ladies. GpnrlPu,pr,
Misses. and BOYS,
Can all be accom-
media ted with The
h0est, most srN lish,
durable. and cheap,
est Boots, Shoes
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SHERIFFS SALE

SHERiFF,S SALE
The STATE Of OHo Carroll corniv SIS
Court ef Common Pleas, OctOLerterm lG45'
The Oho Lli. Insurance aud Trus ! :
COM any IS
Joseph CreaI aud Eleanor his wife. :
By virtue Of an alas plurUs order Of
"a 10 issued out OF The cOUTl OI common
pleas tor Carroll county Ono rnd TO me
directed. wiIl Offer Tor sale at he fCor
If the court house IN Carfoltrn. on Mon
day the ! llh day OF August mex, be
,ween the honts o. 10 O'clock A N and
4 O'Clock P. NJ rhr following dcscrihel
real es,ale. 10 Wlt: The NORTH half al
he north west quarter o( s'c'lon II,
township 3 aua range 6 Taken IN
execution and vi be sold ny
D. WATT. Sheriff.
July 4, l645-Pr. fee So 25.
ALSO.
AZ be same time and phce, BY virtue
Of wril OF alias plu vcUd FXp0nas, is
sued out OF the court OF common pleas
| or Carroll c0unry, Obio, md TO me dI
rected, will If r Ior sale 'he fuliowir 9
real estate, VIZ: the s0u'h east quarter
OF the south west qnaTirr ol s'ciion "a
township Is and ranee a rcu'a'o'nR 4U
acres Token In fx"'u'oO ed vi be
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A List of Letters

July 4, lo45-40 81.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-06-10

WHEAT.-There is a very great scarcity
Of this article in the country, aud it is sin.
gular fact that in the heart of the richest
producing sections Of Wisconsin, wheat and
flour commands the best price. On Rock
river flour commands s. 90 per barrel, and
farther north we are told it brings seven.
Some of the farmers anticipate some incon-
vensnce yet before harvest, OIL account OF
The scalciiy. This scarcity is occas;oned
by the close marketing of last years crop,
combined with the prescn, unprecedented
rush Of immigrat,>n.
The crop of The Country still looks fine,
but in some instances, in Jecen: excursion
we found some fields overrun with chess,
and in one case farmer who h,d whct see'
med a very promising crop, found on exa'2-
inatit n that il was about two thirds chess.
But this is not general, at least not suffi-
cienlly so, if no o her cause operates detri-
mentally, to affect sensibly tho produc, o!
the territory.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-06-10

IMPORTANT TO COLLECTORS AND MAS
TIERS OF VEssrLs.-In the u S District
Cour, of Massachusetts n decision was re-
cent, made by Judge Sprague, which,as we
learn from The Boston Times is Of consid
erab4e importance both to Collectors Of the
from for, ign ports. The case is briefly
this the Master OF an eastern vessel arri-
we'd recently from n port in the West Indies
with a cargo suhjec, To duty. His mani
fest as duly deposited in the Custom House
and was sworn 10 by him as containing a
true and perfect list Of the art ;cies 'compri-
sing his cargo. Subsequently il was DIS
covered tha other articles were on board,
entry Of which had moi been inside on his
manifest; and the master was accordingly
prosecuted in The Distric: Court for perjury
The case came on last wednesday, Mr. Ran
rouI appearing for The United States when
ii was stopped BY Judge Sprague. who de.
cldod that as The mas.erhad not signed he
manifest wi h his own name, previous IL
the administration o: the oath. he mus, be
acquitted, which was accordingly done.
ard the master discharged We under
stand iha, in great majority of cases,
masters OF vesse's do not sign their mani
!es;s. and the peomutgai'on of Judge Spra-
gus deci>ioe. we suppose. mus, have the
effect To require this TO be done in all cases
by Collectors of the Customs.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-06-10

From the Racine Advocate we learn that
John OF rather Judge Marlin, is not The man
that struck Bill Patterson, nor that shaved
off Timothy Munro's whisSers. He ,cas a
Judge in Connecticut, and is candidate for
nomination TO the delegacy in Wisconsin.
He resides in Walworih CO., and is not a
Drawing politician nor brawler ofany kind,
Tor il he were we should be acquainted with
him, a, least by reputation, as we are with
our friend Of the Advocate. He is most
estmable man in every respect, and needs
nothing but the votes of the delegates TO the
convention to nominate him and thereafter
the vote Of his fellow citizens TO elect him,
neither of which, the most acute in such
matters think he can obtain.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-06-10
Our neighbors Of Milwaukee show dis

Our neighbors Of Milwaukee show dis
position TO be somewhat grasping IN the:
enterprise. They are engaged in the pro-
ject Of extending good road through from
Milwaukee to Beleit, TO attract from South
port so far. as possible, the trade ives; which
naturally seeks her as an outlet. 1t is in
tended mainly 10 affect Delavan, and farther
west. Taking every thing into considera-
ton the trade Of this sec ion seems pretty
nearly balanced between these points, and
which ever offers the best inducements in
the way Of roads will secure it. The dis.
pos ton is TO trade with US, and they will
second any effort Of Southport to construct
u good and permanent road, and this must
be done if we would not have Milwaukee
succeed in her desires. Let US expend our
energies here they are wanted; there are
sections which can take care of themselves.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-06-10

MISSOURI QUEENswARE.-We learn
from the ST. Louis Reporter that the expert
men, which has been made in that city by
G. F.. Tilley, of manufacturing queens.
ware. has proved en,irely successful. The
usiness there is to be enlarged. The Re,
porter says:
An indispensable ingredient in the manu-,
facture Of porcelain, or semi-transparen'
China, which in Europe is prepared with
immense labor, is found here in state 81
nature, requiring no preparation. aad IN
quantity sufficient for the demand Of the
whole globe throughout all future time
In Europe the mhite fiaf is used for this
purpose. which is brought to white hea,
then suddenly plunged into cold water, and
afterwards ground to an impalpable powder,
A superior article, ready prepared. is
found here in the white flint sands Of ST
Genevieve and the neighborhood Of ST.
PeteIs.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-06-10

A meeting Of the Democracy Of Brown
county, for the purpose of appointing dee
gates to the territorial convention, was held
at Green Bay on :he 9TH Of May. A. J.
Irwin, John F. Meade, and Elisha Morrow
were appointed the delegates. The follow
ing resolutions were presented and unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved. That the members Of this Con-
uan,ion do hereby pledge themselves 10 sus.
tain in good faith the nominated candidate
OF iheierritorla democratic conven ion, be
he whom he may; and recommend that such
be the resolution and action Of oihor prima.
ry meetings as also Of The democratic vo'
tiers Of the territory.
Resolved, That we recommend 10 the de-
legates present in convention from this cleo
ioraI district, to fill all vacancies which
may occur in any Of the counties within
the same.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-06-10

4 pencham tsr the profession is in this
country, and the yeornanry of he land con-
tribute much 10 ,s growth, Instead of ill
ing the Offices IN their gift with intelligent,
strong minded men from their own ranks
niue,cn,hs OF the ofiicia stations arc oc-
copied by professional men, who. Tor the
want of scm'thing else TO do, make politics
y trade, md look to the pluckings o. the
public goose for the means Of living in
compa ralive case and idlcness Ambitious
Young see that the rond TO political prefer.
meni il n professional way, aLd eagerly
crowd the lhoroughfare; and the very FACT
Ina, tho law and politics so morally e.
aand ia hand, leads thousands TO ,eon,emu
md shun the honest, honorable. compeien
!-sccurIng aNocaiions ofaheir fathers.
Make intelligent, educated farmers and
n"chanIcS at your sons, would YOU confer
blessing on ,hcm and on posteriy-C!ere
Yer Ii.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-06-10

ENcoURAGING.-AtN New Orlenas, en-
the 10Th instant, French gentleman was
arresied.for accepting n challenge to mortal
combat, and efforts were in progress, to
arrest the challenger. This is a step in
moral reform, rs well rs intellectual
progress, that could not have been expec
ted, To any considerable extent, in the
southern emporium during the current
quarter Of the present century, at lenst.
Per Contra.--On The evening Of the
same day. a, o'clock, a Frenchman, Will,
travetsing Congoplace, was stopped by
three individuals. vino demanded his purse
Having made some resistance, the unhappy
man soon fell under eighteen slabs of {
2eignard, many of which penetrated The
lungs. The victim still survived at The
latest accounts. and three men had been ar
rested on suspicion.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-06-10

it TO rise the justification to vote from two
pounds 10 ten pounds freehold; the Ca,ho-
lie association was then in existence and be-
ing the III eff 6gan of the liberal portion
and great body of the irish people. O'Con-
nell being then member of said body or
association agreed to accep: emancipation
even with this clog or fetler of disqualify-
ing the two pound freeholders TO vote.
The public voice demanded full and un
qualified emancipation, and some of the
prominent members Of the association con.
dentned O'Connc's views, to wit: John
Lawles then editor Of the Belfast Irishman>
OConnell then was sorry that in his great
anxiety TO gain emancipation. he overlook
ed the great value Of widely extending tho
elective franchise and afterwards did his u,.
most TO prevent the passage Of The Ten pound
freehold bill. The Irish never considered him
a traitor but strong advocate Of the rights
of man, but if he is so foolish as TO In nix
TINT bringing the Irish parliament, to College
Green VII bring down the American Ea.
gle, he will soon be unpopular in Ireland,
and the Irish in the United States will pro-
claim with one united voice, Dan YOU arc
mistaken.
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