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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-01

CONGRESS.-The Senate are engaged
in discussing the Texas question. The de-
bate is on a motion for the indefinite post
ponement Of the House resolution. The
opinion seems TO be gaining ground that no
plan of annexation can be adopted this
session. The Texas, Oregon, and the
bill for the admission of Florida and Iowa
into the Union, are before the Senate
having passed tho House. The postage
bill of the Senate, and the army bill are be-
fore the House.
The members Of the Senate proceeded
TO the Hall of the House of Representa-
tves on the 18th ult., for the purpose of
opening and counting the votes for Presi-
dent and Vice President. The President
of the Senate presided, and the vote Of the
different electoral colleges was read, and
Jas. X. Polk and G. NJ. Dallas declared
daily elected for four years from the 4th
day of March, inst. A committee was
appointed to wait on the President and
Vice President elect, and notify them Of
their election, which they did, and re-
ported that Messrs. Polk and Dallas &C.
cepted, with many thanks to the people for
the honor conferred
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-01

OPThe BALL, in commemora,ion Of the
birth of Gen. Washington, last week, at
the "Fayette Hotel" came off in fine style.
1t was elegantly gotten up, by the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Sheppcrd, and gave general
satisfaction. 1t was well attended, all the
neighboring towns being represented. The
dance was kept up most of Friday night;
resumed again on Saturday morning, and
continued till about o'clock in the after
noon, when all retired, satisfied with dancing,
we Think till the 18th of July next.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-01

New JERSEY U. S. SINAToR.--The Hon.
w. L.; Dayton has been reelected by the
Legislature of New Jersey U. s. Senator
for six years from the 4th of March next
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-01
'Bundling not practised here.

says that the McNulty investigation was
brought to close on Wednesday night
by the justices (Morsell and Goddard) re-.
quiring the accused 10 give bail in the sum
$4,000 for his appearance at the next
criminal court, on the second Monday in
March, lS45 to answer 10 the charge of
embezzlement. His securities ale the Hon.
Emery d. Potter and Mr.. Bryan Leonard.
BISHOP OF New YoRK.--The standing
committee of the diocese of New York
have published the result of their deliber.
alton upon the sentence of Bishop Onder.
donk. Chief Justice Jones, Murray Hof.
man, and G. c. Verplanck, compose the
committee. They decide that Bishop On
derdonk has not been degraded, and de-
posed from his diocese, but is still bishop
and that under his suspension the stand.
ing committee is the regularly constituted
ecclesiastical authority of the diocese.
New JERSEY U. S. SINAToR.--The Hon
w. l.; Dayton has been reelected by the
Legislature of New Jersey U. s. Senator
Tor SIX years from the 4th of March next.
refusal Of The Senate of Virginia to elee,
Senator Of The United Statss--The Dem.
ocratlc majority of the Senate of Virginia
Yesterday refused to 90 into the election
Of Of a senator on this day, and postponed
The order indefinitely.
This step, violent, dsorganizing. and I'm.
constitutional as it is, unworthy The REM.
tatlon of Virginia, and worthy only Of The
political morality which esteems the end
ohIy OF Importance. and all means right
Wn,t t w viii secure it--of the perpetrators
81 me flaquemlnes and Georgia frauds. Of
The New York Aims House frauds. and
q: Inc pennsyvania Polkery which pub
hshed Mr. Clay's speeches for the tariff.
ana ascrbed them to Polk-this sten of
Tue 'o"eSt' most inscriptions and upbiush.
has surprised no one here
oi any party. 1t has been known from
.ne hrst that it would be adopted by the
senate unless perchance, the maqnani.
nous , majority of that BODY could catch
W hlgs enough sick or absent, to steal
victoryl W ''0a'
ms them must be the prominent iss,,.A.
Tor The Spring campaign-and if nnon his
ISSUE mus rendered them by the m;scon,
Iuc' OF 'neir opponents, the Wings cannot
drive their adversaries out of 1he faiJ
lhey deserve to be driven out themselves
One thing, however, is amply nroveJ ho
!nIs lawless movement--it ia that ~
W higs spoke truly, when they charged that
Inc Senate only consented N 90 in,o ~.
election on the 22d January because Mss'
srs Helms and Robbins were shsan, 90
COL Campbell dying ' '"u
Richmond WhiS.sktar14h.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-01

FROM SANTA Five copy the follow.
ing from the New Orleans Picayune of the
Sth ult.
Samuel C. Owens company arrived al
Santa Fe on the goth October. DR.. Con.
nelys and Captain Snyder's caravans had
not arrived up to the 9th November. Dr.
e and Capt. $. had been to Santa Fe and
purchased number of mules and sent
them to assist the wagons, a number of
the mules with which they had left the Uni.
ted States having persisted with the black
tongue. These expeditions it was thought,
would prove disastrous in consequence of
the lateness of the season when they left
Independence. They encountered a hea-
Wy snow storm on the head waters of the
Arkansas.
Indian hostilities still troubled New
Mexico.
The News of Mr.. Folks election had
reached Chihuahua. 1t produced consid-
cradle sensation there. The people of that
place think war will be the consequence.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-01

PIcTUREs TO MATcH.--A nice young l.
the other day stepped into one of the book
stores and inquired for the Bishops trial;
after looking through it carefully it was
thrown down with evident chagrin, when
the excuse was made for not purchasing
that ithad no pictures 10 match.-Exchange
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14

shey demanded $500, roasted the child
alive, (aged four years. in an iron pot,
Opiam.--The estimated new crop fol
the year is of Bengal q, 900, and Malwa
26 900 chests. Total 40 900 at an average
of $500, amounting to S33,60O,OO0. The
Chinese Government are endeavoring to
suppress the Opium trade, and have re.
organized their Navy with more efficient
officers.
Another vessel has been lost on the
Sands at the entrance Of the Yang-tse-
Kiang--the brig Harriet, from Singapore;
This is the third lost this year, viz: the 'Le-
want packet Cornwall, and Harriet
A friend of mine few days since, at the
Consul's request, sent him plan for bea-
con at this place. 1t would probably cost
$1,000, but whether it will be put up or
not, | cannot say. 1t is certainly greatly
needed, as the shoaI is dangerous.
The Portuguese brig Simplicia, was
wrecked near Dansborough's bay, on or
about the 9th uh. She is said to have had
on board 300 chests .ofopium, all of which
is insured. We have not heard the parti-
cuIars Of the loss, but it is said, the crew
were treated very harshfy by some Chi
nese fishermen.
A British schooner, (opium raderl had
been captured by a Chinese pirate. The
Captain, an Englishman, was murdered
and thrown overheard. The crew were
Malays.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
FRIDAV:::: MARCH ~. Is45
THE CABINET

We learnt at Steubenville, from which
place we Aave just returned by the BaIti-
more American, that on the 5th inst, Presi-
dent Polk sent in to the Senate, for confr-
nation, the following names as Cabinet
ministers.
Secretary of State, James Buchanan, Of
Penn.
Secretary Of Treasury, Robert J.. Walker,
Of Mississippi.
Secretary Of War, William L. Marcy, of
New York.
Secretary Of Navy, George Bancroft, Of
Massachusetts,.
Post Master General, Cave johnson, Of
Tennessee.
Attorney General, John Y. Masoh, of
Virginia.
The Senate had confirmed the above
with the exception of Mr., Bancroft. The
Senate had net confirmed his nomination
as IateSs Tuesday evening, the 5th inst.
We were detained by indisposition at
Steubenvllle aiew days, whichmay account
for the want Of Editorial matter in our pa
per. We have neither time nof strength to
comment on the Inaugural of Mr.. Polk, nor
to say any thing about the annexation of
Tayae 1Ne uVll horaIv royoe rL m e4 tbie
Mr., Walker, who is Secretary of the Trea-
sury, is the same individual who made the
celebrated hard money and low wages
speech in the Senate of the United States,
in 1840
The friends of the protective tariff have
no reason to expect any favor irem such
hands.
Congress passed the Post-ofice Bill it
takes effect on the first of July, next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
sANDSS sARSAPARILLA.

Fever isSne OF the nios frequent and
fatal discusses to " hich the human bO-
dy is liable. It's first impression is upon
the nervous system, then the vessels OF the
skin become deranged, producing dryness
and burning heat. After this the general
system is involved, and the patient sinks
beneath the attack, unless relieved by ap-
propriate remedies. Noxous affluvia and
various miasms are the cause Of fever,
being infused throughout the atmosphere,
and then breathed into the lungs, when
the poison combines with the impure fluids
of the body and is carried by the crcuat.
ing organs to the remote ramtfratons OF
the systeR, If then, the animal frame IL
kept in a perfect, seHnd, and healthy state,
and every organ performing its functions
properly, there can be no anion Of the
predsposing cause, which is the noxicus
atflu via or marsh miasnl, with the eXcit-
ing, which is an impure state of the blood
and depraVed condition OF the general
constitution, and consequently no dis
ease,
For further particulars and conducive
evidence of It's superior value and efficacy
see pamphlets, which may be obtained Of
agents gratis,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
by A, B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemists, 273 Broadway, New York;
Price S. per bottles six bottles for IS.
For sale aIse by X. JACKSON, Carroll
en-, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
CHINA.

News had been received at New York,
10 the Goth November The market for
Green Tea had opened at higher price
than last season. The French Minister
had concluded treaty with China. The
markets were fullcof European fabrics
American ship Amazon, Capt. Gusts, was
capsized in gale. Passengers and crew
saved, though robbea by the Chinese, and
cruelty treated. Other items of interest,
are;
The United States frigate Arpndywife e
was to leave for home on the Goth Dec. via
| Valparaiso. The sloop Of war St. Louis
sailed on the 7th Nov. also for home,
The clipper Eagle has been sold in Chi
ma for S20,6O0. The new barque Coquet
made the passage from Boston to Cantor
in 90 days-the shortest passage on re
cord.
The Hong Kong Gazette copies wit
approbation, from the Madras paper, art
ticips impugning the career of Sir Henr
Poltinger in China. 1t expresses its salts
faction that the Indian press is not blinde
by success, and that though Sir Henry ma
have been successful diplomatist, he WI
an especial bad governor
We find proclamation from the mon
syllabic Kwan against certain bandit
, who having kidnapped child ofa widow
D aud upon her failure TO pay the ransom
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
OBITUARY,

Departed this life at his residence in
Harrison township, Carroll county, Ohio,
on the 26th Of February last, Mr. HENRY
CAsrLRMAN, SEN, in the 92d year of his
age, after long protracOed illness, all oI
which he endured with christian resigna-
ton and submission. Mr., Castleman was
one Of our Revolutionary Fathers, who
fought and BLED in defence of his country's
.libery and who for responsibility and
moral worth was surpassed by few. He
has left an aged wife and a numerous famt
ly to bewail their less, s,--togethar with 4
large circle of acquaintance; but they dc
not weep as those who have no hopes
"Jesus can make dying bed,
Feel soft as downs pillows are:
! While on his breast lean my head,
! Aud UIsa.he my lIleOutsweetly there"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
CANTON AND AKRON,

We find in the Ohio Repository an &C.
count of q rail road meeting, held at Can
ton on the lst Of the present FnoHth, the
object Of which is to cenuect Canton, in
Stark county, and Akron, in Summit
Samuel Luhm was called to theehar, and
Thomas Goodman appointed Secretary
Lewis VUla, VIM. Dunbar and Peter HUI
gus were appointed IA committee to consid'
erahe sabect, and after brief consulta
ton, reported preamble and resolutions
urging the construction OF the raihroad.--
Gin. GGs. .....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14

The Wheeling Times ssys--Among 9TH
er particulars published in the Nashville
Union, of the l5th ult., upon the authority
of Major Donaldson, just returned from
Texas, we learn chat the result of the re-
cent election in the United States was
highly acceptable to President Jones; Il as
an indication OF the opinion Of the people
of the United States, met with hearty
response ia all IRE branches Of The 9'erGn
Government" We fear that the people Of
the country will never be sufficiently
grateful for the deep interest in our affairs
manifested by the good people of Texas
They are very patriotic. Many OF then
were so kind as 10 "leave their country
for their country's good" and now look oI
it with iatherly care.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
MOORE us. TOMS

This case was tried in the Supreme
Court Of Jefferson county, last week, and
resuhed in a verdict Ftt the Plaintiff,
lMoore.) The amountin controversy was
rising 100000. The Defendent, Mr.. Toms,
of Cincinnut,) we are informed, can pay
the judgment without being materially in.
inred,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
ANOTHER RUMOR,

A Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot says-"A report is in
town that instructions have been received
by the English and French embassys here,
to make joint protest in the name of the
'rwo governments to our government, a.
:gairst the annexation Of Texas to the Uni
ted States"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14

6rWhy WIS it'that McNuIty, on enter
ing upon the duties of Clerk Of the House,
was required to enter into bond of only
$40 900, when he had, subjectto his con-
troll, quarter of million! This matter
requires expanation.-PiQua Register.
The question iswell put, and we should
like to hear the answer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14

sions and negotiations, to agree upon the
terms of said admission and cession, either
by treaty to be submitted to the Senate, OF
by articles to be submitted to the two
Houses of Congress, as the President may
direct
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14

CS5-Iowa and Florida have been admit
ted into the Union, as States, by act of
Congress. Verify, Uncle Sans family is
increasing rapidly! Three d! 65'th-~two
and one Hlegitimale!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
ATTENTION, W0RL %!
GRAND SCHEME

No Of Ptzes Articles.
0ne House and Lot ia Carroll
ton, Sl5O 90
One 2 Horse Carriage, so 90
One light 2 Horse Wagon, 80 90
Ore onp Horse Buggy 81 90
One good Silver Watch with a
fnc god kew, rs 90
-Four Brass Mantle Clocks, az
SO each h-warrsnted 36 90
One s day Clock with case 25 90
Ore sci of Iiarress, 30 90
Ono FoWIing Piece S 90
One Black 5 year cid Mare, 10
good order snd sound SIS 90
One Sleigh, Is 90
oue fine new BosloH Rocking
Chair 700
One sst oiuew Chairs 2 90
One set of Elegant new Scroll
top Chairs 10 90
Six new Rocking Chairs, one
Scroll back, each worth ST. SO 9 90
One 6ne new one Horse BuRgy go 90
One sci Of ne " Harness, rs 90
One dark sorrel Horse go 90
Six new Hats. three dollars each Is 90
One go1d new Rifle-wsrtanted 10 90
rWn new PIuughs, worth 81 each ID 90
One set ofncV plated llarness,a
fine article, e8 90
One first rate Silver Watch, 25 90
One good Rife, Is 90
One pair ofUew Cassimsre pants,
made in good style, g 90
One good Basso BrSss TRstra-
menl-Ophc"idc. 95 90
One splendid Kenrucky Silver
Mounted and Brass Box Ritla 40 90
Six pair OF 6ue CalfskIn Boots
worth Sc pair, '36 90
One Gold Watch. 25 90
Six coed Umbrellas worth one
dollar each, 8 90
Two good Andirens, worth one
dollar each, 2 90
Forty soodprir Of Ladies' Shoes
mnd Slippers one dollar apair 90 90
-Four good Riding Whips worth
ST. each, a 90
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YEAs-M Anderson, Arlington. At
knson, Hayler, BeIser, Benton, BdIack,
Edward J. Black, Jcmes Black, James A.
Black, Blackwell, Bowlin, Boyd, Brinker-
hof, Brodhcad, Aaron V. Brown, William
J., Brown, Burke, Burt, Caldwell, Carpen-
ter, Jeremiah +. Cary, Shepard Cary, Cat
lin, Reuben Chapman, Augustus A. Chap
man, ChappeI, Clinton, Cobb, Coles, Cross,
CuIon, Dana, Daniel, John W.. Davis,
Dawson, Dean, Deet, Dillingham;, Doug
lass, Dromgocle, Duncan, Dunlap, Ellis,
Farlee, Flcklin, Foster, French, Fuller
IIonnibal, IlamEn, Hammett, IiaraIsOn,
Hays, Henley, lIefr'icf, Holmrs, Itoge,
| Houston. Hubbard, HubbeI, Hughes, HIM
eeriord, James B. Hunt, Charles J. lnger-
soil, Jameson, Cave Johnson, Andrew
Johnson, George w, Jones, Andrew Ken
ncdy, Preston King, Kirkpatrick, Lahranche,
Leonard, Lucas, Lumpkin, Lyon, JIG CauS-
len, Maclay, McCleNand, McClcrnard, Nc
ConneN, Mr DoweH, Mckay, Joseph Nor
ris, Isaac E, Morse, Murphy, Norris, Owen,
Pdrmenter, Payne, Emery d. Potter Pratt.
Prdy, Rathburn, David S. Reid, Reding,
Rele, Rhelt, Ritter Roberts, Robinson,
Russell, St. John, Saunders, Thomas H.
Seymour, David l., Seymour, Simons, Simp-
son, Slidell, John T. Smith, Thomas Smith,
: Robert Smith, Stepnrod. Steson, John
Stewart, Stiles, James w, Stone, 1Dred p
Stone, Strong, Sykes. Taylor, Thompson
Tibb1tts, Tucker, Weller, Wentworth
Wheaton, Benjamin White, Williams
. Wood dward, Joseph A. Wright, Yancey
and Yost--l32.
4 axsMnREz1MsHaE&
n NAYS -Mossrs, Abbott, Adams, Ashe
It Baker, BOrringer, Barnard, Brengle, Miltor
It Brown, Jeremiah Brown, Burlington, Car
,r roll, Causin, Chiffon, CImch, Clngman, Col
e lonrer, Cranslon, Darragh, Garrett Davis
i Richard D. Davis, Dehefry, Dickey, Fish
Florence, Foot, Giddings, Goggin, Will
d Green, Grinnel, Grider, Hale, EdsOurd S
II HamliR, Hardin, Harper, Hudson, Wash
h ngton Hunt, Irwin, jerks, Perlcy b. John
lie son, John ?. Kennedy, Daniel P. Kine
n, McIlvane, Marsh, Edward Joy Mori:
le Freemen H. Morse, Moseley, Newton, Pa
he terson, Peyton, Phoenix, Pollock, Elisha r
nd Potter, Preston, Ramsey, Rayner, Charlie
's- M. Reed Rockwell, Rodney, Rogers, San
to pie, Schenck, Senter, Severance, Albe
by Smith, Caleb B. Smith, Spence, Andre
ed Stewart, Summers. 7ildpa, TYLER, Pane
h. Voorc'rc TipI7n. We'horea. John Whit
lis Winthrop and William Wrlght--2s.
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100 Prizes, amoUntmgtO $1,000 90
1000 Tickets AT 81 each.

The above properly will be disposed
Of, MS is indicated, in One Thousand
chances or'$l each, aud will be drawR
in CarroII,on, on The 17rh day OF April,
lS45, at 10 O'clock, A M, cad deliver.
ed over TO the holders Of the fonURSSe
chances, on demand AIIprOpery will
be 10 good order at the time, and no
mistake.
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C4rrolIIon, March s, f845.
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue of a writ of p Vendi Erpo.
mas, ISSUED out ol'the Court Of Common
Pleas Tor Carroll county, Ohla. and 10
me directed, / will offer for sale at the
house olJamos Thompson, in Lee town.
ship, on Tuesday the 25 h day Of
March, inst, at 10 O'cIock of said day,
the following described property, TO wit:
Three head OF Horse creatures, two sets
Of Horse Gears, aud oneqwo horse WsQ.
on. Taken in execution and will be s1Id
BY me. ...
ID WATT, Sheriff.
Feb IA lS45 -pr's lee 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-29

under these circumstances, to demand the promp,
liquidation of what is due them. As Mexico has
thought proper to suspend all diplomatic relations
between the governments, this branch of the case
should be defnitively closed. We no longer call
upon them for their quarterly instruments.
The second class comprehends cases which have
been examined by the joint commission, and upon
which both parties have been heard. The reasons of
the one for allowing and of the other for
have been fully given. The diplomatic intercourse
between the two governments is closed, and the
American Executive is in possession of ample mate
rails upon which its judgment can be exercised,
The views and opinions of the able men who rep.
resented the United States are before them; the
ties have been heards far, atleast the American
commissioners can be understood as representing
the claimants. Every solemnity has been observ-
ed-every objection heard; and the parties cannot
but hope and expect that this government will re-
cognise final and conclusive the judgment of
those whom they have invested with these high
functions. So far us these cases have thus been
acted on the character fthe claim ought to be
sidered adjudicated and the amount of compen-
"o''oh seepSu NchipNViy anu ioicNci' hitci VIVA
leo has pursued the which it has been shown
she has done-afier she has distracted from the ar
chives Of the convention the evidence upon which
claims were sustaned-she cannot, with any show
of justice or reason, ask to be at liberty to compel
the parties again to reproduce that testimony and
prove their cases over again. It is received maxim
ofpositive law in every community where law ex-
ists that every presumption exists in odi,m spolia-
toris In every aspect in which the case can be
viewed, Mexico occupies this position. She was
the spoliator in committing the original wrong She
is the spoliator in Withholding the evidence which
she had solemnly promised to furnish, or in fabr-
eating false testimony. She is the spectator in APP
propriating to herself the very evidence which had
been produced to establish her responsibility.