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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10

DIED, on the twenty-sXth December
last, at his residence in Covington. Kentuc,
ky, the Hon. WILLIAM W.SoUTuGATE.
Mr. Southgate had served wiE distinc.
ton in Congress, was one of the Electors
Of Kentucky at the late election, at the
time of his death a candidate for Congress-
in the district in which he resided, and
certainly one Of the ahIest stump orators OF
the Wing party in his own gallant State,
Peace to isashcs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10
SUPREME JUDGE.

The Legislature of this State, on the
twenty-sevonlh of December elected the
Hon. PETER IlucHcoCE, Of Geauga county,
Judge of the Supreme Court, vice Ebene-
ger Lane, resigned.
We cannot but congratulate the BAR OF
the State, the People Of the State, and the
body that elected Judge Hitchcock to the
Bench, from which the blindness OF party
epirlt has, on twooccasions, left outside OF
the sanctuary fJustico. Judge Hitchcock
has been on the Bench Of the Common
Rass and Supreme Courts Of the State
double the length Of time Of any Judge in
all Ohio. Ills dissenting opinion from the
majority Of the Judges, we always thought,
was the law oil the case. lie, we believe,
differs with u majority of the Court asherc-
tolore constituted IN the construction Of
certain curative Statutes made by our LIE.
gslaturo. For example, when Il magis-
trate in taking the Acknowledgements Of u
deed by man and wife, happened to omit
stating that the "couteRis qthe said deed
Uere read, or explained 10 her, the Legs-
lature by their curative act say that the
deed shul bc void Notwithstanding the
neglect OF the officer The Court have
heretofore of late said that the acts Of the
Legislature in that particular were nall
aud void, thGs, to great extent, setting a
loose ends large portion OF the land Iiuel
of the State, when the Whole proceedco
from the mcapacty Of the officer, and di
rcctly against the intention of the grantoG
atshc time,
Judge Hitchcock is understood TO be i
favor Of giving to those Statutes the col
struclon intended hy tho Legislature
No man in all Ohio know more about u
prac,icaI operation Of decisions, and Il
necessity dat moved the Legislature
the pa..oga o., the several acts Of that b
DIV from the days Of the Territorial Go
eminent to thbf time than Judge Ililc
cock Sowtch ior Wh.g asccRdancg
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10

We tender you, in behalfof your friends
here, and of ourselves individually, our
wamest regards for you and yours, and
we trust thata an early day you will find
it convenient to visit New England, that
you may receive from your friends here the
enthusiastic greetings that are due to the
,Ndtion's BeHefac5Oy'; for such in truth you
are, and in cur affections second only to
the FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.
Your obedient servants,
P. S. GALPIN,
JAMES +. BABCOCK,
THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE,
Committee.
Hon, HENRY CLAY, Ashland
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10
From The National hteMgenrer.
CLAY AND FRELlNGuUYSEN.
COieRESPONDENCE.

Wings every where will doubtless be
pleased to read the following excellent
letters from Mr., Clay and Mr. Frelinghry-
sen, in answer to those addressed to them
by committee Of the citizens Of New Ha-
ven, Comm and in response to the reso,
lutions adopted by Wing meerng held
in that city on the evening Of the I4tI
ultimo.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10

The case of the Rev. Charles T. Torrcy,
recently convicted at Baltimore -ot abduct-
ing slaves, was disposed Of by Baltimore
CITY Court on Saturday, when the motion
which had been previously submitted ior
a new trial, and in arrest OF Judgment
was 0verruIed, and the prisoner was SEN
fenced, on three different indictments TO
six years and three months imprisonment
in the penitentlary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10

A late English paper says that counter
felt sovereigns, made Of low standard7
have been manufactured for the express
purpose ofcirculaGngin the United States
1t is said thst the fraud could only have
been detected at the Mint.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10

The wire suspension aqueduct over the
Allegheny river at Pittsburgh is rapidly
progressing. The piers are nearly compile
ted, and The wotmenhave commenced the
construction of the wire cables. Tne wood
work is also going on finely. There is said
to be little doubt of the completion Of the
work by the first Of april.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10
CATECHISM.

Charles Warner, the publisher of the
"Democraiic Tmes," refuses to answer the
questions we put to him week before last.
lie has, we are informed, "Cm for Tall
tjmber."
"a patriot he-for he it understood,
lie letthis county lorhis country good"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10
TIE CARROLLTON CLUB

Will convene at w. r. Loyd's :schysl
room on Monday evening 18th inst. wheA
the following question will he discussed
"Ls Conscience an innate PrincipJe?"
Affirmative, Negative,
J. Mafit, j. Ii. SinclaiE.
Nv. M. Sinclair, j. IL Tripp.
Essays will then be read by W. L. Akers
and J D. Patton-the former ON the sub
iect of "Wpights and Measures" the latter
on the "Proceeds ofthe sales oftAs pnJllr
lands"
C.V Mcmillan, "Cr1igne."
The public are respectfully invited TO
attend.
BY order ofSociety,
J. II. SINCLAIR, Sec'y.
Jan. 70, l845.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10
BOILING OF THE CALDRON.

The political caldron of the Locofocc
party is throwing up from the boston, to
the top, bubbles that must 5urst. Which
branch Of the democracy" will first feel
the explosion is doubtful. The Southern
wing openly declare. that the election OF
MIR. Polk is fell and direct settlement OF
the vexed Tariff question.--whiIe the
Northern wing charge that the present
Tariff shall not be touched. Whether
Pennsylvania or South Carolina will pre-
vail remains TO be seen. All the Wing
party both in and out Of Congress have to
do is to stand erect, to maiaiam their posi-
ton, and not to be led off by false issues.
ShuR NatiOe -.4mc,icdnisaa, AJohii0nism,
and every other ism. If the Wings have
not the power to do good, they may pre-
vent the doing Of much evil. VerGuol
sat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10
the MILL BOYS LAST CALL!

Those who kno9c themselves indebted 10
the subscriber for the "4IilI Boy of the
SIashes," will please pay up immediately.
The amount is so small that he feels Te-
uctant to call for the same; bat hopes this
toW be sufficient to secure his dues. To
each individual, the amount is bat trihe;
but eohen you rccoiicct there are so or7O of
you still owing me, you will naturally con-
clude it is something om of my pocket. 1
still! am out to the amountofthe paper used;
but if you still neglect to pay, I'll say no
more, but quietly await Milter's prophecy.
JanI0, AS. STUART G. M'KEE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10

nArWe ocknow ledge the receipt Of the
Annual Report Of the Auditor OF State from
Mes,Is. Ecklcy and McEllery.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10
Hon. Theodore FrpIinBhuysea, N, YorI
MIR. FRELINGHUYSEN'S ANSWER.

MR.. FRELINGHUYSEN'S ANSWER.
Nav YORK, Dec. 3, 1914.
GENTLEDIEN: Your esteemed favor OF the
18th instant, enclosing copy OF the reso-
Iutions adopted at ameetng OF the Wings
of New Haven on the l4th instant, was
duly received by mail yesterday morning.
The terms and sprtof these resolutions,
gentlemen, are such as become the friends
Of good cause. and eWnce a iustestinate
of the defeat which this cause has recently
experienced. Right is not always trinm-
pham, and disaster is often profitable
school for it's advocates. And while your
ardent efforts to render deserved tribute
of national gratitude to Mr.. CLAY have
failed Of success, yet there remains to him
tire rich testimonials of the warm esteem,
admiration, and gratitude Of the Whig par
tv Of the United States, combining an o.
mount of intelligence, wisdom, and virtue
such as 10 body Of men in any country
can surpHs, For the kind manner in
which the meeting and you, gentlemen, are
pleased to speak Of my relations 10 thlssub
cct, | tender my heartfelt thanks, and am,
with sincere respect, your ohedientseryant,
TuEO FBELlNGHUYSEN.
Messrs. p. S. GaIpin, James F. Babcock
and Thos. R, Trowbridge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10
Books, Books.

The subscribers are receiving a fresh
supply Of School Books, among which
are Rays Eeiecuc Bad and 81 d Arirhme.
tic, Western Calculator, Comstock'G
Philosophy, Missouri Harmony, &C.
Cheap for pay in hand
CUMMINGS g. AKERS.
Jan 10 lS45
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10
MASTER COMNISIONE RS SALE.

MASTER COMMISIONE RS SALE.
The STATE OF Quo. CARROLL COUNTY IS.
Robert vs c'''"" m cH,NcrRY,
William Wler.
By virtue Of an Alias order OF sale
ssued from The Court of Common Pleas
Tor said county IN the above case at their
April Term, A D, 1874; | will offer Tor
sale at the door of the court house in
said county On Monday the l7lh day Of
February, A D, 1915, between The hours
of 10 U'c och, A N, and 3 o'clock, P NJ,
the following described real estate, STU.
ate in sold county. to wi: yhe east half
Of H. NORTH west quarter Of section oon'
Der l3, township l6, range g 60 the
S'e1henvl.le district, excepting lG!0rres
# the eou,h end Of SAID hoI quaner,
d.a6cd 10 Ronert Muohe.i and N5lDam
Grmes.
ROBERT N'GLAyE,
Master Commissioner in Con ncery.
Jan 10, lsl5-pr's lee S225.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10

all governments is to be prepared for al
emergencies as they may arise,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-10
Hist of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Carroll.
ton, Carroll county, Ohio, on The first
of January, 1915.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
THE w EATIlER.

The weather on the whole, sill continues
moderate and spring-like. We have had
slight snow storm since the emission Of
the last number Of our journal bu, other
wise the evidences of cold weather are very
insignificant and unsubslandal The sun
'cM shine, and The mud ,cW deepen, appa
ren'Iy regardless of denuncia,ions from
any quarfer;' the supplca,ions of oul
hea''haling Imp, and The continued disposi
non ol our old friend TO fish, 10 boot !
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15

The Senate have confirmed the nomina
ton ofSlephen Badly, Esq. of Ca,tawi,sa
and Samue! Oaks, Esq, of Limestone, as
Associated Judges Of Columbia county
DPThe Danvile party made an at'emp
10 defea, the confirmation Of Nj. Badly, By
remonslrsnoes and misrepresentation, tt
create prejudice against. But in this they
utterly failed, and received a compet,
waterloo defeat Blu, two Senators voting
against him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
NEW POST OFFICE BILL.

We publish in another column synopsis
of The new posroilice bill. This is vety
important measure Of reform, as it take,
from the people heavy burden in the way
postage. BY it Newspapers go free oi
postage within thirty miles o. their place Of
publication, and we are thus enabled 10
send the 'Democrm' to euery post CGce in
the county free o' charge for tranSpOrta-
lion, which cannot be done Nth any other
paper in The county, And as Bloomsbury
is soon to become the county seat, we hope
to have the opportunity Of adding a large
number Of names to our subscription Ilsl
before the frs, Of July, when the law goes
into operation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
500 497 60
Total,
LuzERNE COUNTY.
Total,
Estimated.
$30,S03 l3


ESTIMATED.
The amount received from the Stale
Treasury for School purposes during the
same period, Of four years, was ito Co.
lumtia county, 20,406--,o LuzGrne,
s29,9S2
The valuation of property, (Trienuial
Assessmenr,)
In 1874 in Columbis, was Si,2G8, ,595
In l6l3 in Luzerne, S4,Ol7.2l7
1t appears then, that Columbia has had
nearly an equal amount of State Taxes as
scssed upon her as Luzerne has had that
she has received about two thirds as much
money (om the State for SchooIs-and
that the total valuation of properly. real and
personal, n Columbia exceeds that of Lu
zerne 1881, 34s!
From this report Of the Auditor Genera
| it may be refreshing to turn 10 the census
returns for information in regard 10 the
correctness Of this legally qScerlained state.
mept, that Luzerne is poorer in taxable pro
perry than Columbia by S25O,OOO, BY the
census we ascertain as follows:-PopuIa
lion of Columbia, 24267-Luzerne 44,OOC
| l(incIuding Wyoming)-CaploI invested in
coal, &c. in Columbia Sl50O-Lnzerne
46l ZOO Number of neat cattle in Cuum
ia, l3 525-LuzerGe 3O,24l. Capital in
vested in Manufactures in Columbia county
$2G6 LuzefEo, SS8O,39O. Number
Of persons engaged in Agriculture in Co
umbia county, 2,399-Luzerne G,2s4.--lu
regard to capital invested in Bills, Coum
bia county stands to Luzerne in HE proper
ton of / l2 to 4ll--InManufaclure Of Wool
4 10 l2--in production Of Hay IA to "a
of Oss % 10 34--of Buckwheal so TO 1871
of Potatoes 1853 to 3S4- OF Wool 81 10
I9s'
An additional fact no, shown by the cen
sus, but to be considered is, lha, LUzerne
ia abou, double the size of Columbia aud
has consequently about tlCiCs as much IaOo
Subject 10 taxation. A glance at the map
is all that is necessary on this point.
From these facts it appears lha, LuzeEne
should pay greater amount Of Tax than
Columbia; at least proportion as much
greater, as to 3; whereas We find them
burhentd about equally A comparison Ct
'CoMmba with other counties miglt he
mGdei thst would shew just as clearly the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15

The following is the resignation Of the
Hon. James Buchanan of the office Of L s
Senator upon the acceptance Of the appoint
menl OF Secretary Of State.
WARRINGTON, March S, ls45.
Mn Dear Sir; Having accepted the
office Of Secretary of State, 10 which | have
been caad by President Polk, now re
specially tender 10 yon my resignation as
one OF The Senators Of Pennsy lvania, in the
Senate of the United Slales, and request thai
YOU may communicate the came TO The Leg
islatUre.
ln Inns severiDg The bonds which have
so long bound me to the Legislature and
people Of Pennsylvania cennoi, in view OF
al their past kindness, repless The rising
emotions oI my heart by gratitude shall
terminate only with my existence; and ny
ANTIQUE desire to retain 'heir appreciation
shall animate my future exerIions 10 deserve
It on the new theatre Of duty 10 which |
have been called lmporng The blessing
o( Heaven upon my Efforts, | humbly Iust.
hat during The remainder Of my public life,
shall not disgrace tie glorious old Com
monweaI,h which has given me birth. and
has ever treated NE with parental kindness.
W ith sentiments ol he highesl respect,
lremsin sincerely your friend,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Ills ExceIlency, Francis Il. Skunk.
The Legislature were 10 Nave elected on
Thursday last, Unied States Senator III
the room u Mr. Buchanan. We have not
heari llle result,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
THE CABINET.
TO JAMES BAGRY.

President Polk has nominated 10 The Sen
ale the following gentlemen to constitute
his cabinet, Al lhe last accounts they har
all been confirmed, except Mr.. Bancroft
and his confirmation was under discuss
ion.
Secretary Of Stae-Mr. Buchanan
Secretary Of rreasury-Mr Walker
Secretary of Wsr--Mr. Marcy
Secretary of Navy--.Nr. Bancroft
Postmaster General--Cave Johnson
Attorney Geheral--Wr. Mason
ar Bancroft has aimee been confirmed
by the Senate
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15

every lu,liuc', terminate lhe ON Na'
connection Of such deianlIing olhcer
with the government
Although, in our counlry, the chle'
magistrate must almost Of oeces''ly he
chosen by party, snd saOd pledged ia
ils pr!nciplcs and measures, yet n ats
Official action, no should hol be We
Ptesiarn, Of a part only, but oi 'h'
whole people Of the uoi'ed s'a,''
While he executes the laws with an Im
martial hand, from no proper respons'
bih,y, and faithfully caf'les out ~ WI
executive department, o: The governmen
the principle, and policy of those wh
have chosen him, he should uo' beore
mindful ,ha, our leIlow.cuSrclse OF
have differed with hir"en's, and tina
entitled 10 the f.1'eall'led to re'pcc'
their on
un..udenlly relying upon the aid and
assistance Of the coordinate departm nj,
Of the gosernmen, IN conducting our
public affairs, enter upon the discharg,
Of the high duties which have ben as
signed me by the people, again humbIy
supplica,ing that Divine Being who has
watched over and projected our below
ed country from its Infancy TO the pres.
ent hour, 10 conlinue TO be prosperous
and happy people.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15

The proceedings of the Young Mems
Celebration IN the 4lh Of March q, tins
place, are inserted this week They were
received too late Tor publication last week;
which will account for the delay. We have
no'hIng TO remark in regar to them, except
that they speak for themselves, and will
well repay peruSal
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15

hF The Removal Bill cntile and correct
is before our readers, and it is for them to
Judge OF It's provisions Since this full and
correct copy is published, il will be i'm
possible Tor our enemies 10 misrepresen,
the Bill and every one can see that the
bill comes now before The people in mos
unobjecIionable and inviting form.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
State Taxes.

A,a meeting Of the Young Mems Ciut
Of Bloomsburg, held, Saturday, eSRion.
March /, ls45 the foIlowp"
we're adopted, ombla County bears
ResciVed -. rIon of the State Faxes and
an uultisna'ioO, in this respect, ought to
corrected.
Resoiued-Tbat three members of the
Club be appointed to prepare statement
Apon the subject for publication, &c
The committee appointed in pursuance
OF The last resolution, respectfully submit to
the consideration OF the citizens Of tho corr
", The following statement OF facts and OBJ.
serva'Ions upon this subject of general in.
Ieresl TO them.
STATEMENT.
Great inequalities have been discovered
IN The burdens imposed By ,he State on the
several counties; some paving more,
and some less than their fair proportion oil
the general burden. The Board of Reve.
nue Commissioners. now sitting at Harris
burg, will, it is hoped ,conecl these Unequal
tiles. Ii was created specially to that end
lis members have been judiciously selected
And we trust that iuII information will be
laid before them in every instances of com
plant, so that they may acl inteIigen,Iy
and correctly, Columbia county, for one,
has just cause for utlering note of com.
plant, amid the general cIamor that de
nounces the present apporlionment of The
State taxes. And we uusl that her voice,
small though il ba, wiil meet with as prompt
al'ertion as that Of any Of her nole gigantic
sisters. A comparison between The amount
of State Taxes assessed upon the counties
of Columbia asd Luzcrne, for instance, will
show good grounds Tor complaint on the
part of the former.
From The report Of the Auditor General
Iof January 20, lS45, we ascertain the fol
lowing facts.
Dr
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
Remember the Printer -

WHEAT CORN, R,ycT1iplion.
WHEAT, OATS or ,YPOTAIOFS If
Iceived for debts d'
, h''O "dse who have promised Lumber
I"% and inch 'ud quarter pine board.
'iIl be received if delivered soon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15

@We insist that our majority on the
Removal Bill This fall, ought to be o,er
1000. Such a bill as The presen, one
should be supported with perlec, rush, or
The part OF those who have hitherto opposed
US, as we'll as ,hose who have been with Us
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
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smw-~zaEzzaHsf1~s,rsrs4.<>s

The liberty party in Connecticut havf
M, in nomination a full lickss for SIa'
officers, voted fer at large. They lhaVe
nominated candidates for Congress and thr
Slate Gensle, IN several Of tue Districts,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15
10 her By the nreseni nnno

N,a. 10 her by the present appor
~ OF Taxes,
l"'fhese facts are submitted without any
comment for the reflection of our chi
zens.
March 10, lS45.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15

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MISS IL HyeF-"n''e 'ne wings 'aS' Ia'l
were ca'C"'ng coohs ana raising pine po'es'
'he democrats elcc'ee James ~ FOX ana
george W Dallas.
D. lo9ias- he Demoera'c Ladies
lie Stars OIL AmeFca' may 'hey ever spurn
wings rom men, ana all ses goOd demo-
cratic husbands
/ prehr-een' W. D hoss and lhos.
A. funS'on' HSqfs' wen nave 'Ney 'e'
deemea 'he'F PIeuseS gwen before the eIec'
"oh' anu earheo LOT themselves reward
'''"' INC peoPle o' 'hIs county Will glory IN
conleffng'
MISS H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES county
Ne lanu ol 'he lice ald Tie nome oI tho
brave
II. " "eaVet-don' b. A BIdIark.
laI'iluI anu hohes' Representative 'he
resPec' and attention oil The people attend
n'm'
u "n'en'gh'-i no young Using geneF'