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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
B6ots and Shoes.

B6ots and Shoes.
Y. : ss.ss. g.. ss.! 81, s 81 nd
s mss,s III ! Il. I'D ,s si,:i s cot
ID wstsf proof as 80. 49,,
DC DO sip and disk bi s. ss;.0n ns's'
Boys and yoath's thick boots;
d. d tip
do 81. = DO calf 40 s'g sgsts ss~sass
Women's kip and calf bootees;
do kid slippers and buskins; lsa
do CATERS; 4 :s,a ,s1 btasf
Misses kip and ssai bedtsssj @
do slippers and bu1kinsJ 40, ~ ~ s,..s s;E.l
Infants' boots, and dancing pumps, together
with q large. and various assortment eflehil-
drsn's shoes, which win be sold very eheaps BY
sept 20 "a A4 WI. GAnRErr = Co..
---- ss - FAxC'Y Goo;,iDss.s.' : ~
fSa {, s s.ssssss .s e = '.s;;. dresses:
Rvf:sed Il az: 4; siifs. Splendid sss,t;
] Rich siik, esshIi3esi ald tofk iisS Shawls3
Hain sn4 ,tlaid swoallsa md eJolA 10
Best quality Frenek kid gloves, sess hssa
9Fins llliueamhsieh daf 3sesl .is<.3--iaSz.
sanokew 6tjle .wssllsa ssaffi slatsst Ashton;
SIX miits and eisses; all dn.litisas ,-.;..,
IL 1l'k - esl'd ssass nssss sik I'D eset6u
ha g. 49, = = ~. ~ g.
e. $50. Ey r !, "a. 4, 81, !,
IN uSf i IS; b6ess tiiisisj u1s, Nos.
- 81 ana n, Wander1ag lev, h ~ Knick-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
GOOds!!

SHE subscribers ara now receiving direc,
u from Philadelphia and New York, theil
assortment ef
FMl AND WINTER e000S.
Which have been purchased on the most favor
able terms sad which they offer for sale q The
towesf cash price,; pledge themselves not to b
sederscld hy .sny. House north Of st. Louis.
Their ga cdstUiiiers eaA the Pdblic generally,
which will BE foupd % ~ . iargs ana well *.
lectsd Is any Al tie place. Merchants win q
usual Be supplied On the most iavorible terms.
s ~ AL Kinds Of produce taken It the regular
cash pricssi. ". r. COOLBAUCH& co.
sept q '45
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
Goats! Goats II

G>RENCH Cloth Dresss and f'rock Coats. made
i ~ The latest New York style, Tor sale very
low. Al lsept ~ 45] ;ARRLTr Z CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

70 REMAINING. = he Posk oaiss :
kairfeld Iowa, On the 1T C Ociobef.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
Maps Of Burlington!

DERSONS desirous Or obtaining splendidly
IL engraved map Of this city should call soon
on the undersigned - the sgpply i Limited and
the demand great. GRIMES STARR.
sept n '4b
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
! sfECTACI.ES.

a GOOD assortment n silver, German ian ill
IA yer, steel and common spfctacles, goggles,
steel spectacle cases, pocket compasses, Italian
violin striags, pocket and pen knives, hair pins,
silk purses, steel pens, clarionet reeds, .just
received and for sale, BY i
sept III s45--3t a. w. CARPENTER. NJ
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
Nv David's or Hebrew Plaster.

removes Assesses, ard dissipates Collected
BIncr,; itslso cures Sprains, Bruises, Anthrax,
stalds, Burns, Ind all sores and wounds tending
kssppurate; 1t draws canterized Sores or Issues
NY successfully, and without pain; II dissipates
pain from Gout or Rheumatism in a
ri short time, and is safe and certain cure for
Aeumafism and flying Rheumatic pains.
n For particular uses, see advertisement in
iaelh1 column.
n gsnsis< i tor sale by COpp L Parsons.
rrThas Wild Cherry Bark po....... rare Md.
81 vvse... i ss;vcr.s'Iy conceded. for there is
x.reiy .ssasily ia sur land that doe not use Il
heqe simple fsrn,. and are benefited by its
~. he Bal anA &c Wild Cherry il. prepared
y q. celebrated b.. wi.tsrr Of Philadelphia,
kss he extract Of the. .Prnnus v,rginiana."
fwiA cAerry.) in . hisi.f conee ntrased s.s.e.
81 ssA ether powerful medical agents. that ,sre
efs>i:y celebrated for their soothing. healing
ssd strengthening influence upon the lungs For
ne st':ef = pslseon.ry complaints, !ais cop
Pessd i eetss;niy Superior to all others with,
s sAifk we have been acquainted, and We earnr st.
Srfamassd she Afflicted TO make trial Of Il. s
rEEse sure to get Dr.. Hisfar's Balsan Of
M Cherry there are imitationsl
- he zsn:sins Mistar's Balsam Is sold only
ter 4 Psnons.
Wanted.
4 ssrvxriok a CrEak, by ioing person
Aswhs - capable Of taking charge 81 set Of
sn, and making hiqself usefdi III almost every
nra Of business Hesrect6ble references can
haiRen. Address. A. Gazette Ofice.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

~ tPERroR CIGAKS.. IS boxes received
~ on consignment Il the chipa and Hardware
Store, opposite the Barrett House. TO closS
sales they viii be sold low. NJ VI. II e
oct rs ..sr
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
LIST OF LEfTERS

ID MAINING, in the. Post Office Il
~ Wapello, Iowa, ON the first day a
October, l845, which, II not taRen out b.
fore the lst day Of January Rext, win Be
forwarded 70 the Post Office Departments
as dead l.tters. ...,s Isl
B. Kirkpatrick S M2
Bishops Il Members Kirkpatrick At
rrtLA To,s,c Arr,.1 M
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
mi <'
\. ShaMls,

~ .t;l. ShaWlss ~ ,.s,en.., ii, /.
A SPLENDID assortment of,brockie, dam
woolien shavis, Just received and Tor sale, BY
sept 81 '45 .ssesss J. 6. LAUMAN. -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

THREE hundred ps. fancy and blue prints 81
i al styles, from z to 25 cents per yard, fos
sale BY (aug - ,45] KIMBALL Z CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

.lA PIECES Manchester, plaid and cotton
~ Ginghams, and mourning do, At
aug % AS KIMBALL 4 cos.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

!. Persons calling for any Of the above let
tiers, will please say they ,are advertised.
E. s. GAGE, p. NJ:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

HNllE sshscribsr sishss L. Ell ~ at,e.s;,s !
~ 9fSch saakers 20 - inproyed patent prr,,
for pfssstng tsicE, iaveatsd sts p6ts assd ~ j
Snssdly OF Pa Ffom SO ooA,hricks psr kos,
Can - asade witA stAis pssss swtlf ease. Psrson,
vssAisg = psgchsse sss hepe sk&Prrss = Trial
y ~ PSsssssiOa. Cr'l 80 - n. "A
,. q. LAUMAN,
Wstes e.. be low Js1sfsos.
sept = IS laswtsJsssYPyl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
100 Blaylket Goats

AOW 0AdUACN NO09O
nf different colors for sale cheap, ~ ~
NJ Ae0t ~ sAS eHta (.ARRETf = Cf1 t
IN boz. Otter, fur, seal, musk, cloth and
~ glazed caps, new style, just received and
fot sale cheap for cash or produce, BY
sept ~ - Ass go y q LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

WO BALS. Old Holland gins !, ! n. !, J. Il
5 4 , ..d, DO ssNsa !, sdcf!s''ss' !. ~
l0 DO Il N.York tta9dyl prime ipaiela
! cuIs Old port wine, the best il Aashet,
c.sks'4sins old cOgaiae, Assedy, ~, !
Stun, 70 which they invite the sttsnties ofesaaa'
try dealers. For sale BY sis.. s. .,..ls,....
a0g - rs KIMBALL 4 CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

....s. QMininc. :. ia ssss 81
~ o. super salphat. de Qainise. just re-
~ ceived and fos sale low. ~, -
sept - rs >. q. LAUMAN. wstcy-S.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01

opinion expressed here as to his succcs%5r
and that is, the Hon. P. Hitchcock will lie
replaced upon the bench. This, ] think,
will give general satisfaction, tor a. tlye old
man." as he is called, is peculiarly adapted
to a service OF that kind, in Ohio, be l1ls
been so long familiar with the ciIcGnr-
stances attending che growth and imprUVe-
ment of the State that he understands bet
ter the why's and wheretores of our great
variety of statutes than any man living.
The Legislature on to-day, by joint re-
solution, appointed Hiram GTswOld, Esq,
Reporter Tor the Court in Bank in the room
Of Z. M. Stanton, whose term of service
expires on the Grst day OF June next
The election of Auditor of State is another
OF the duties incumbent on the Legislature
to perform, and will probably be done dur
ing the next week. Among the prOmi-
nentcandidates for thatolhCe may lie nien-
tioned R. Marsh, Esq, of Steubenville, ].
Hersh, Of Cambridge, and MIR. Vancieve,
of Dayton, and perhaps some Others
Who will be successful, is hard to tell
The news from Washington City induce
the believe that the annexation of Texas
will net be accomplishedso speedily as the
Locos desired. neither win they be able to
unite their Northern and Southern factions
to the destruction of the interest of the
country so easily as heretofore.
The business of the Legislature is now
becoming Interesting, the measures are so
far advanced as to elicit discussion, and in
the course of next week there will FIGHT
come up in the Senate on the resolutions,
introduced some time since, against the
annexation Of Texas.
Yours, &c. EUGENE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
EUGENE.
A GENERAL BANKING LAW.
Yours, &c.

The New York Tribune commpuls on
the plea for Banking embraced in Ito
Governors lnaugpraI, as foIIows:-
lie urges that tho keeping OF so
much specie Oh hand would prevent un-
natural contraction and expansion, for
getting rhatthe Banks have no power of
issue excepting of counlersigned Ootes,
aud that II would be difficult 10 expand
very much, with the necessity eE,sung
Of depos'lng a dollar Of stock Wrh the
Auditor, Tor every dollar 'oF bills issued,
There 10 no farther check required uVOA
q both than this. The great object to
be attained by trainers Of bank lug sys.
TEN Is sRIetg to The bill holders. Z bis
cannot be done by system embracing
he real estate feature, and ff 1t csTHCG
be dcne by Ohio Slxes at par, let HE ia
sues ba cuueied 80 percent. Of tho
depOsne. The requirement of such
idtge amount Of specie 10 edition 10 Ihs
security, with the Auditor, will be tOuUa
burdens me aud useless Capital ~IH
not be attracted tUt0hln for banking 3UC-
poses unIess the bEsnsss can be ,pTofita-
My pursued. The Legislatu?o should
sim 10 make banking no profitable 10 the
banker as 10 consistent with safety 70
The bl holder fins Wouhl,draw lOFe,ga
capltal loOhlo, and currency based on
her Own slorks would drive out ilte pa
rer Of The }snks Of the neighbortHg
States, which now forms the bulk of 4hs
business 'GCilHiCS" ;"
On the working Of theipIan, baseS ca
State ,SlOtks, tha Cincinnati ChroRicls
ulters, Ia asingIe paragraph, more sound
practical good sense than is contaasd
in columns with which the public is
favored from some'quarters nearer home,
not forgetting the late acting GoVeruOr's
Message:
"IfA invests$ 100000 lnOhio bonds,
places them IN the hands Of the Sta,a
Auditor, and receives 100000 ia BaOk
Notes; and il he then loans these OOteS
10 merchants, the note holder has the
double security OF both bonds and deg
counts In the ordinary system he hes
only discounts "
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
BANKING,

The Committees Of both House at Co.
lumbus are actively engaged in dJesting
the proper bills. A difference Of opinien
seems to exist among the Wing members
about the plan 10 be adopted. One portion
of the Wings think the New York Free
Banking system the best, whilst another
portion go in for State Bank and branch
es. They will agree, ave have no doubt,
on a system practicable and safe to the bill
holder There are only the following things
required Of the Legislature, that is
1. A plan that will induce capitalists to
take stock,
2. That the notes Shall always be re-
deemsble in coin when presented at the
counter of the Bank.
8, That the bill holder may be amply
secured.
A system that will work to the above
effect will receive the support of the in
telligent and honest men of all parties,
We say to the Legislature go on with the
good work, and an enlightened constituent
cy will sustain your efforts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
THE BlRNEY VOTE.

From the best data withinpur reach, we
are led to believe that the Birrey vote at
the recent election exceeded seUo'Hy thou
sand! This is about three times as large
as the plurality of Polk over Clay, and
leaves Polk minority President, most em-
phatically. General Harrison had ma
iority Of at least one hundred and forty
thousand of the votes poIed in 1910, over
all other candidates; while there is majo-
rlty of forty thousand against Polk, il Ihe
Birney vote is countedr-O. S. Jour-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01

et-HENRY CLAY liberated his long tried
hthGi servant Charles on the 10th De-
cember ult. Mr., Clay has also volunteer
ed his services to defend .Mlss DELLA WEB-
srER, formerly ofEemont, bat now con-
fined ia JAIN in KcnNGky, for attempting
to persuade slaves TO run away, &c. The
Brney men hate M. Clay with a holy ha-
tired. His philanthropy is too broad for
them. What a pity he had not freed
"Chafes" and took the defence of Miss
NV ebstef before the election. 1t wOuli
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
Ohio Legislature.
SENATE.

DEC. 4th, 1914.
The Speaker announced the committee
on Unfinished Business, to be Me5srs. Per.
kins, Waters and Koch.
On motion Of Mr.. EckIey the Senate
took up the report OF the select committee
appointed to prepare rules for the govern.
mento Of the Senate; and, on motion Of Mr.
Miller a.commitee was added, designated
us the committee on the National Road
The report Of the select committee was
then adopted, and ordered to be printed.
The Speaker then announced the Stand
ing Committees OF the Senate, as follows;
On PriUirgcs and Eiectioas--Messrs.
Gregory, Aten and Codding.
Judicimy--Mcssrs. Perkins, Barley and
Powell.
Fiamcc--Meesrs. Cox, Disney and Kei-
leg of f.
.CIcims--Mcssrs, Kelley of c., Warner
and Gregory.
.CaHais--Mcssrs. Van Worries, Chaney
and Anderson.
Roods end High,cays--Messrs. Waters,
| Grouse and Guhrel.
Schools and School inads--Messrs. Cha
new Perkins and Quinby.
Ntw Couafies.- Messrs. O'Neul, Baldwin
aud Croft.
Military qBairs4-Messrs. LOudon, Grof
and Koch.
,Liedicai Colleges aud Societies-Messrs
O'Feral King and Kelley of c.
tCoHcges and 'UHfrersiies-Messrs. Os
born, Jones and O'FerraI.
.9sriCuHure, Commerce and Nan0dC'ure
-Messrs. Wetmore, Johnson and Gabriel
neutrality-suspicious.. Codding, Woo
and Gregory. -
.Ltbrary--Messrs. Powell, King Tnd'0
Neal. 49,.
tCareacy-Messrs, Kehesof T., Mile
Fand Cox.
Pp6Ec, ,Laahs-Messrs, o'Neal, Waiter
bOnd Wan Norhes.
: RuiIroadsand Trnpikes--Messrs. Jones
Hastings and Darers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
Columbus COrrcspOn8e nee
COLUMBUS, Dec. 90, 1914.
Dcdr1Sir:

COLUMBUS, Dec. 90, 1914.
DcarSSir:
The great Temperance Convention
has been in session the past week. Many
Of the most talented men in the State were
here. r. Douglass, ESQ.,, Of Ross county,
presided, with NUMBER of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries. There was probably five
hundred delegates in attendance. Great
enthusiasm prevailed and hesitate not
TO opne that much good was done.
The Court in Bank is husily ddsposing
Of the qustions reserved to that Court -
A number have already been conLiNWed
on account of the disagreement Of the
Court. We ore in this great State Of ours
truly in bad condition. The streams of
Justice must cease to flow and the rights
Of parties be diSregarded because the ad-
ministrators of the law lack sense to de-
eide The Governor has communicated 10
Tire Legislature the fact that Judge Lane
had resigned his seat on the Supreme
bench, to take place on the 10Th day OF
January next. The cause 0ihis rcsigno-
ton is the subject ofspeculation here--
some thinks il was on account OF prvete
affairs, Others that the salary was an OBJ
lection; but the more knowing ones say
that it was on account Of his colleagues
who, from either innttention to basness
or the want ofcapacity, was fast 'endun-
gering his reputation, and some 60 80 dal
as to intimate that the moral deportmen'
Of those with whom he was compelled u
associate was such that he could nOtstant
It, At all events he has determined II
leave the Bench. / have heard Lnt ON
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01

NATIVE AMERICANISM.

Ou Legislature have passed resolutions
to the effect that it is insrpedieM at this
time ior Congress to lengthen the proba'
ton of foreigners prior to their naturaliza-
ton. In the Senate there was only one
dissenting vote-Wm. Barere voting in
the negative. The Governor is required
to send copies of the resolutions to our
members of Congress. We hope to hear
no mere OF the clap-trap slenge 5hat che
Whigs are opposed dto. .Joreigaers." In Con-
gress Petitions have been presented in the
Senate and referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary. 1t is probable the laws may
receive some amendments to prevent
frauds, and surely none should object to
that.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01

The TARifF. The Richmond E0qulr-
er has letter IRON Washington which
saws: The Committee on Ways and
Means will, IN all probability, report
bill modifying The Tariff which w'l' ap
proxlmare nearly to General McKOyS
able report OF last water. Thlsi taVe
Ieatnrd to day ,()ec, n) though, as YET,
the Commiltce hBVe not been called ls-
getheT By the ChUirman.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01
TEXAS AND MEXICO,

The Message Of John T. Tylermay be found
in our columns. He, it seems, is like
Senrpronius of old, his "voiae as still for
tCar." Between him, his cabinet, and FIJI
son Shannon, (the great Bank relormer) his
Minis.et to Mexico, the Government o.
the United Stetcs now stands degraded
in the eyes of all Christendom. 9'Ee cor
respondence between Ex-Governor Shan
non and Senor Pejon, at the city of Mexi-
co, among other things shews very fully,
that Rejon has the right side OF the ques-
ton, that Shannon and his master are in
the wrong; and that Shannon is in diplo-
macy, what we always considered him in
politics, tj0Ie.SerUing demagogue. The
Democratic newspaper editors of New
York, Philadelphia, &C., are out upon
Shannon, ndspeak Of him in unmeasured
terms of disapprobation. If Tyler & Co..
can, they will embroil us in an unjust war
with Mexico. Mr.. Weller, Of Ohio, Of
fered a resolution for the annexation of
Texas in the House a few days ago
which was referred to the committee OF
the whole on the State Of the Union.
The American people who voted for
Polk gave sanction to the dongs abou1
this annexation business, and they ought
not now to complain; neither should those
who voted for Bi0ey complain if annoZa.
tion takes place.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01

GA4&DGIIGI
WEDNESDAY:::: JAN. 4, IS4J
NEW WEAR

We wish oar friends happy New YEAR.
We hope that in balancing their accounts
they will remember the printer. The
work Of "Gnnercti0n" has been going'an
with Texan haste. Whether Texas will
come in under the Stars and Stripes" dur
ing l845, depends upon circumstances
somewhat remote.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01

Public observation-disclosures. Disney, and
Wetmore and EGkley.
EOrporqiiOaS--Messrs. Eckley, Aten and
Codding.
Public BuildRgs--Messrs, Barrere, Wat
tiers and Croft.
Public DeJt-Messrs, Quinby, Koch and
Grouse.
Retrenchmem- Messrs, Perkins, pisney
and Osborn.
UnioR-Messrs. Kelley of F., Disney and
Kelley of C.
National ROGd---Messrs. Anderson,
Armstrong and Hastings.
observation-disclosures. Osborn and Disney.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment Of the following Standing Commit
tees.
On Pryileges and EIeciions-Messrs.
Harvey, koudebush, Johns, Iletrfch and
Downing.
Unfinished Busiaess--Nessrs. FHson,
Downing, MCMakin, Eanmewe and Cub
erson.
,Judici1ry--Messrs. Coombs, Archbold,
'Cowen, Ewing and Paine.
Finance--Messrs, Ford, Finn, Drake,
Miller and McEIdeny.
CmTency--Messrs. Cowen, Miller, Wool
sey, Meredith and Drake.
Public WorkS-Messrs. Mckinney, Dodd,
Huntington, Reemein and Cutler,
SchoOjS--Messrs, Kaler, Miller, Barnes,
Myers and Johns.
Hedical COhcgeS--Messrs. Bennett, VIII
liams, McCoud, Hostetter and Morris.
Roads and High4oays--Messrs. Morris,
Brown of Highland, MOulton, Brewn Of
Perry and HenkIe,
Public Laads- -Messrs. Kifkum, Amer
son, Chandler Hetrich and Harris.
agricuRure.--Messrs. Summers, McFar-
land, Shaw, Brtton and Brown of Wayne.
CiUors--Messrs. Bean, Dodd, Randall,
Skinner and O'Bannan.
Uihtia---Mesers, Randall, Meredith,
KimbslI, Higgins and KaIer.
National Road--Messrs. Skinner, O'Ban-
nan, TalIman, Ridgway and Hostetter
RaihOads--Messrs. Henkle, CalRell, No
BILE, Cronise and Bean,
Ncr COMjties--Messrs, Noble, Guiberson,
OldfeId, Brown of Hamilton and Barnet.
Lbre,y--Measrs. Woolsey, Ewing, Lem
mon, Foust and Johns,
Public Bmidmgs---Messrs. Ridgway,
KinSbury, Kirkllm, ROIdebusb, and Bar
net.
PuJHc MaauliopS---Messrs. GunckIe,
Williams, McCIoud Bell and Ford.
Corpouiioas--Messrs. Drake, Brown Of
Hamilton, Bean, Swartz and McEideny.
observation-disclosures. Huntington, o.
Rannan, Johnson, Finn and Harvey.
Public De5t--.Uessrs. Payne, ArchboId,
TaIlman, Ankeny and Fanmetre.
neutrality-suspicious.. Dobbins, HcFar-
land, Mckinney, Spear and Ridgway.
Public printng--,Iessrs. Harris, Reeme-
lin, Coombs, Roudebush and Gunckle.
EnroLimeai-Messrs. Cuter and Ander.
son.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-01

From AFRlCA. - Intelligence has hoeR
received from L,beIls.lo The ist OF 0cto.
her Al that date the cOIoEy WEs "a a
prosperous condition, and eVoTg tsIng
appeared TO indicate a contIGusnce U(
prosperity. The bnI Atlanta was ex-
pecred TO sail Tor New York aboal inc
middle of October. The Adarlo, Me-
nonna nd Echo had arrived from tho
UnlteJ States.