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acknowledge 'ne independence OF le%aS'
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out Of that city dor Europe. Her voyage is
quite an event in thehistory Of the west
ern. States, and will, we trust, be only the
commencement of long-continued and
valuabIeTrade between that part OF the A.
mericSn Union and the old country. The
building of vessel of $50 tons ona river
seventeen hundred miles from The sea, is
itself very remarkable circumstance, both
as proof OF the magnifcence Of the Anne
rican rivers and epiritof the American peo-
pie. The navigatngof such a vessel down
the Ohio and the Mississippi, and then a.
cross the Atlantic, would a few years ago
have been thought impossible. She brings
a cargo Of provisions; and wotrust that the
success Of this first adventure will be such
as to encourage its frequertrepetition. The
name Of this vessel is the Muskingum."
National fdteLlgencer.
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THE WEATHER-DROUGIIT-FROS
.--GLOOMY PROSPECT.

We took u stroll into the country, day
or two since, and then for the first time
realized the extentof the injury, which the
combined forces oi drought and frost have
nnctedupon the farmers prospects. The
glass in the meadows look crisp and dry,
and as though the application of little
flame would cause a general contlagration
Some fields Of oats present a most meInn-
choy appearance, and we do not see how
it is to recover, even with favorable wea-
ther hereafter. Corn, ditto. Wheat, tho
not injured by frost that we can discover,
is suffering wretchedly for wanrof rain.
A speedy favorable change in the weather
only, can save the farming interest from
immense loss, and prevent absolute prlva-
ton in numcIous instances. We heaI
similar accounts from nearly all parts o
this State, and from other States.-slIarion
(Ohiol Eagte.
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MAJOR HNaBmGHT, late State Collector
on the railroad at Lancaster, Pa, was ap-
pointed four time to that office, and was
at teach re"appointmenta deiaulter. A short
time since bis last securities were sued in
the District Court Of Lancaster county, for
the whole amount Of his defacaton, viz;
SiG.O95 60 but verdict was obtained for
only that part Of the dofnlcatioD that oc,
currod during the time for which they were
suretes, So 2,542. Thecas was suhsequcnt-
Iy taken up to the Supreme Court Oh awrit
Of error which tribunal affirmed the iudg-
ment of the District Court BGH. inner.
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TIE CANAL

The amount Of stock subscribed to the
Sandy and Beaver Canal isstll insu Gicient
to complete the work. The New Lisbon
papers Of lastWeek bring call Of meet
ing by the Directors, to he had at New
Lisbon on the 10th. We have not heard
the result Of the meeting as yet. There
was Il deficiency Of some 100000 when
the coll for the meeting was made by the
Directors. The Directors speok dspond-
ingy Of the prospect Of raising that sum.
A very general, and, we will add, wrong
opinion prevails among our formers, and
IL is this, ask one Of them this question:
What will it enhance the value OF your
plantation to make the Canal The an
aWPr will be, ilo0 0r three hlsRirpd doi'ars.
Then ask h" same individual to take q
share Of stock, or donate 925 when the
Canal is completed, (which will enable the
Company to sell a share or two Of stock, II
his answer will be, "For all would give,
it would be so little, thatif the Canal " ould !
COON with it, it will go on without it, and
/ won't do any thng."
Ifcvery farmer in the country pur5ucsI
this course the work will fail at this time,
and a failure now is lasting and total
iaur --fn abandonment of the work is |
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Distress IN Mr.. CLAYs FAMILY.--Tt is
announced in the Alton (LIIinojs) Telegraph
by one justretur0ed fjom Lexington, Ken
tucky, that the domestic affections of the
distinguished Henry Cay, have been late
Iy greatly added to, by his youngest sons
becoming deranged. This makes the sec
ond son that is now an inmate of the Luz
matte Asylum, and we deeply sympehise
with both Mr.. Clay and his wife in thi5 lhe
hour Of their distress. We are also intor-
med from the same source, that MIR. Clay
has become a communicate in the Epsco-
pal Church in Lexington. In the consoIa-
tons Of the religion he has embraced, tuay
he find the means of reconoilialIomGo those
domestic Affections which dre beyond his
controi.--PWsbwgb Ga:eite.
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A FlcToN ENmonGD.--Itmay be reniorn-
bered at the last session Of Congress, there
was a personal passage between Mr.. Black
Of Georgia, and Mr.. Giddings of Ohio, in
which the mercharged Mr. Gjddngs with
"iranknga calico ttock" home to his wife,
Mr. Giddings said little Or nothing about it
at the time, preiewDgto have the4matterof.
6calIy investigated; to-which end he called
upon The Postmaster General The result
is that the package referred to---whetherit
contained irock, ora shawl, or piece of
siIk--was sent, not by Mr., Giddmgs, but
by u Democratic member (EmeryD. Poter)
and was ranked by no less c parsonage
than. Mr.. CaIebJ. McNulty, the then Dem
ocratic caFk Of the House, who Yves after
word summary dismissed for making Z
great deal too free with the public money.
SO MIR. Black was whipping brethren Of his
own faith over the innocent shoulders OF
Mr.. Gddjngs --Cteocicad HcrGh.
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INDIAN NAME OF LIKE SUiEEIoR.--The
original name of Lake Superior is Agoma;
certainly most beautiful in the euphony OF
its sound. The Buffalo Commercial sug-
gests that the new steamboat now building
at Buffalo by general Charles M. Reed, OF
Erie, be named AIgoma. The designation
is the more appropriate because the new
steamer is oneof the Iargestandr splen-
did in tie United States. 1t is said by far
10 exceed any thing Of the kind that ever
lloatcd on the Western Lakes. 1t is sup
posed thar this christening Of q favorte
boat will bring the Indian name Of Lake
Superior into repute.--.aibany Argus.
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RACES.

A race between "Fashi0n," the Northern
mare, and "Pcy,onG," the Southern one,
came off sometime ago, 2yu the Long Is
land race course, for S2O,OOO--Peytona,
the Southern, won the purse.
Since that another race for a like eum
came off between the same aags on the
course near Philadelphia, in which FASH
ion beat Pcy.ona. The race was run in
too hrais OF four miles each. The first
heat tour miles) run n7 minutes 40 Sc
conds-the second heat in7 minutes 81
seconds. Another and third trial for $780,
900 was agGin taken between the same
animals, to be run near Baltimore.
At the race near New York Ton the
Long Island course) there was Of the la
dies and gentlemen from North, South,
East, and West, from 10000 to 100, 900
present. No accident. At the second
race large concourso Of spectators were
in attendance, and stand containing
perhaps 300 persons gave way and fell
with Il tremendous crash--about 20 or 80
persons were injured, but none killed or
dangerously wounded. We have not
heretofore noticed the "spons 2f The huJ,"
believing That our readers generally would
prefer news of another kind. We will
give the result of the third race when it
coyras uff.
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Go .U:O.C1

INFIDEL CONyENTrON.--A meeting Of inf
des, mainly delegates from various parts ei
our country, convened at the Coliseum, in
New York, on Sunday. We understand,
says the Tribune, that ten States were re-
presented The number present musthave
been aboutfve hundred, Of whom probably
one-halt' were delegates, Acommtteewas
first raised to nominate officers. and during
its absence for consultation, Robert Owen,
(lhe sociaIist) being loudly called for, adj
dressed the assemblage in opposition to the
name "Infdcl," Iecomnonding,as ii substi-
mte therefor "Friends of universal mental
treadomsnd unlimited charity" Anumber
OF delegates were opposed to having their
names published and withdrew them.
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The CTOps, &c.
RACINE, W. T. May q

RACINE, w. I. May 90.
Wisconsin Whem C,Ops- From all to
whom we have put the question, we have
received Ijie ansWers---t hat the growing
wheat never Promised ioher atthis season
of the year, than ii now does. II has &
very uHuriant growth, perhaps too much
so, since the liability Of an attack by the
yua is thereby increased. 1t is believed
the cop is out Of the way Of the .Gy and
other insects; and there is now the fairest
kina Of prospect for an early harvest
and an abundant yield. 1t is calculated
that at least three-eighths more land is in
wheat this year than last so that it is a
tolerabIe safe calculation to estimate the
eKportaof wheat from Wisconsin, OF the
glowth of 1845, at 400, GOO bushels. This
is independent Of the export Of loUr--ol
the amount ofwhch, we have no sufficient
data to enable us to form anything like a
precise estjmale.--AduoCdie.
The Wississppian, published at Rock
Island, III. J of May 18th, says that since
rain has fallen Wheat never looked better
at the same season Of theyear.
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THE CINCINNATI EXPERIMENT.

Itwill be remembered thot some short
time ago wechroncled the sailing itonl Gin
cinuati OF the barque MusGNGuh' direct
for Liverpool, with cargoof western pro
duce, We learn by the last steamer that
her safe arrival at the latter port has crea-
dcdno Hule surprise, and is 4 subject OF
much remark mthe English newspapers.
We copy the euhioined brief paragraph
ilom the Liverpool Times OF thc e0lh May.
"AEKtcaL ptREcr rEoM CrvcrNNhTI. We
have recoivod = tilc OF Cincinnati papers
thought w 1hc 6ra, vessel uat eycruoaacd
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FGIDAF :::s;::: JUNE l3, Is45
"BASIS OF PARTIES"

We commend to the attention of oul
readers the article in another column.un,
derthe above head. It is taken from the
Western Virginia Times" Wheeling
edited by James E. Wharton. Esq, who is
one Of the most talented editors of the
west. The language is little caustic,
bat will find an apology for It's severity in
the mind OF every sane man OH account OF
the wholesome truths it contains
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6y-Mcssrs. Elmore, Pickens, and Cal
houn, have each refused the mission to
England, 1t seems South Carolina don't
wanIuny share ofthe spoils from Mr.. Polk.
There will heN regular nuiIt fight between
the Pennsylvania aud Southern Dcmocra.
cy when the Tariff Qucstirn comes up in
the ncNtCtFgrcSs,
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PLEASANT Underwood, coored Melha.
DIST Preacher, who, while holding d me..-
ing IN Lexington township, in tins folark1
county, some two years since, committee
an act OF vlllany was arrested. ESCAPED
lroin the custody Of the constable, fled IN
Canada, and was yeportedes killed. Imam st.
temp! to arrest bn, has recently been ~.
rested in Canada, and ave learn is nov, j.,
the jail in this county - Chic ISeposHo,,,
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BANKs.--Subscriptions to the stock of y
BenkGt Cadiz, Harrison county, TO the a.
mount of $4,000, have been taken ytbe
citizens Of that town. A Bank will soon
go into operati tion at Delaware, large por-
lion OF the ctpitnI stock, 100000 huving
been Subscribed. Several mpaIthy indfyj-
duaIs have subscribed $4,000 each.
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AN AvNrANcuE IN SourH AmERicA.-The
Jomairo I Wnst lndjo) o)popcrs report, ON The
authority OF travellers by the Panama route
for South Amrcca, thot IcauulEvalonche
Of snow from the great ronrol Cordicra
Of the Andes, Ia suw'ucr, four winterl
had been destructive on b,d lhn Atlantic
and paciic sides of the mountains. Tho
snow descended in fearful quantities from
the paromo de- Ruiz (which is situated on
the western side Of the plains of Mmquita
and from ooc hundred and fifty to two hun
drcd miles West of Rogola and destroyed
a large and popuIou- district Il is suppo
rcd tha a great W1uy live have been sac.
uirpl 10y ,hl cariu' calamg
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EDITORIAL CHANGE.

The "SteubcHgiHe HercM end GGseite'
has passed trom the hands Of r. C. Wilson
and his father, Judge Wilson, of Steuben.
vile, into the hands Of N. q A. T. Pur-
Vance, who vii hereafter conduct the
paper. Nathaniel Purviance is said to be
man of-talent, and will attend to the
editorial department. A, 7. Purviance is
a prac tical printer. They are both natives
Of Jefferson county and sterling Wings.
We hope hey may receive a generous
share ofpubIic patronage and be efficient
suxilaries to the Wing cause. Judge
Wilson. their "IiLuSri0u@ Predecessor"
has given old federalism land new feder-
oism under the false name of Democracy
many tara dig. We wish the Judge, in
his retirement, that comfort which long
life spentin a vigorous support of correct
SO justly entities him. His son,
r. c. Wilson, we rope, may succeed in
his new undertaking.
The aav Editor has The columns of the
"Herald" charged to he muzzle with gall
and Wormwood for the Locoiocos,
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the p liars Of law, order, and virtue, which
alone sustain true liberty;an there wdl
be a party, who to deIude the ignorant
and fatter the bad, will pander to the
worst passions of the people and teach
them that they are not free until every pas
sion can be grGtifed.
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A GREAT FIRE

Took place at Quebec, in Lower Canada,
on The hast Wednesday of May, by which
it is supposed, at least 10000 people is LETT
.houseless and without homes.
The fire was not fully subdued when
the mail, which brought the disastrous
news, left the city.
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ftrHon. George McDufie, Senator in
Congress from South Carolina, was lately
attacked with paralysis, and his health
was in a very precarous condition. 1t is
doubtful whether he wall ever again take
his seat in the Senate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-13

CUSTOM HOUSE REMOVALS. twenty
noHcrqt 70 quit were given to the Clerks IN the
Boston Cu3tom-house on Tuesday last, to
take effect on the fst Of June.
Some fifteen or sixteen charges have also
beenmadein in thePhiIadeIphia custom house.
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A Worlds Convention, to assemble in
New York next October, is proposed by Mr.
Robert Owen, the socialist, "to emancipat6
the human race from ignorance, poverty
division, sin and mieery,"--O Crackee.
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Notice is hereby given, 10 the s'Bon re-.
ajienl defend 7nts 'in this case, to wiz:
Hart A Leavitt, assignee Of Chadwick
~ LeavItt Of the city OF Pittsburgh,
P n0syIvania, and Edwsrd +. FraiIey,
Thomas Ii Brady, and JohuW FraiIey
Jr, tradersunder the firm Of '}FraiIey,
Brady u Co ,Of the city OF Philadelphia,
Ponnsy ylVanIa; That on the 23d daV of
J nuary, i645, | filed bill in the office
Of the clerk Of the court Of common
pleas OF this county, for he Slate Of O.
hio, against Robert McElderry and wife,
and Jobn Miller and wife, the biilstates
that said McE derry g. Miller, on the
3D. day of January, A d. 1912, borrow
cd $3.50 Of the Fund Commissioners or
the county Of Carroll that o~seeure the
payment of said sum Of money with tho
rn'erest, they gave to The State OfFOhio
a morig ge deed on certain realesrae it
the couny o: Carroll, that subsequent
to the making Of the mrrtgage aforesaid.
the &c iltr, A LeaVilt, assignee OF
Chadwick " LeaVlt, obtsiret Judgment
Oh the lien side of this court. for tina
sum Of $500 90 damages, aud costs SIS
,234 sgelnst said McEIderrvA& MlleL,
at The October term thereof, l642, and
that Frgiey, Brady u Co. obteined a
ju@gmentagains said MEEderryNG Mil
Ter al The March term of said court ia
the year'l S43 orSS00 55 damages and
costs OF suit. and thaD the twoyiudCment
aforesaid. are lIeus on said real estare
subsequent TO the lien ofthe State Ohio.
The prayer of thls bill is that the par
tee nay he compiled to answer, and
that SAID nonresident defendants NAV
stare The amount Of their liens respeci-
lvety, and TINT Inc real estate described
in said hill may he sold TO pay the debt
due the State OF Ohio. and Tor General
rehaf VAN BROWN,
Solicitor for complainant.
Juno l3 l845 35 ct.
Printers fee SIS 25.
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CoLUEEus ASSESSMENT. Abraham
Stotts, the Assessor OF this city and town
ship, has completed his levy, and returns
the amount Of merchants capital and mon
cy a, interest at G6aO055. Last year the
return on the grand levy was G2GA75O;
making difference Of Sti6,205! These
figures speak for themselves. They pro-
claim, IN u language not 10 be misunder-
stood, the necessity Of II change in or tax
system, and the importance Of the 1T ra-
ton made by the late Legislature. II will
be seen from this statement, with those
made in other towns, what class Of prop
erty has escaped taxation heretofore, and
how ijttIeroom there is Tor the camor that
has been raised about the operations OF the
tax law on the tormcrs Of the State. The
Asscssormdt withmuch difficulty yand oppo-
siton 1.-THE cOmmpncemeuto ofhis laboIs, hut
before be completed them, there was q very
great change in the slateol te2Img.--Jom,
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On the 28th Of May, the 2drace between
Fashion and PeytonN, took place at Cam
den, opposite Philadelphia. Fashion, the
northern animal, being the winner. Large
amounts were bet--and the probability is,
that the northern iockles won what they
lost at the former race. A few moments
before the horses started, frame work, to
accommodate the spectators, three stories
high, filled with people, fell down--and,
strange to tell, not one killed, and only ten
or twelve wounded, one badly Ohio Rep.
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A ballot was found in the box at town
ship election Of Ohio, endorsed--
60 M CcHtIo Tagdy

All the fellows that's spell school tax in that
way ae as tho,oughIyopposed toschools as
the Pennsylvania LocooCos who's got up pc
litions to the Legisi1 ture of that State pray
ing for the drstruc ion Of public schools.
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(E,7Lofd Chesterfield says a good an.
pearance is at all times letter of introduc.
ton. How cana man make a good Am.
pearance with face covered with pin.
pies, pnstuIes, salt rheum, BARRIERS sor
Jdckson,s itch, and various other cutapa-
ooS diseases that frequently disfgures the
human fGCe'"diVine." These and sinilur
disorders have their origin in nn impure
rdopraved state Of the blood and general
tnds OF the system, and spring ie the time
To thoroughly eradicate them from the sys-
tenn, by the timely use,ot the right nedi-
cine Sands SarsaparilIa, Il purely vega
table preparation, which Operaley on ina
system strictly inconiormity with natures
laws, will entirely remove all impurities
from the blood, the grand source of life and
bodily vigor. and thefpa,ont will fpeedily
feel its healing and regeneraling inhuence
on the system, and by its use soon regain
heaIth%the skin is rendered c ar, and the
complexion much improved, as thousands
can testify, by the use of this valuabIeme-
dcine.
For further particulars and conclusive
evidence o. its 5upe ior value and efficacy
see pamphlets, which may be obtained Of
agents clats.
Prepared and sold, wholesaler and retail,
hy A, B. SANB5&CO., Druggists and
Chemists, 2z3 Broadway, New York.
Price 81 per botte2six tottIes for SIS.
For sale also by X. JACKSON, Carroll
ton, Ohio.
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Nine thousand people have died in New
York, within the past year, nearly Gfteep
hundred being killed by consumption,
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Estate OF JOhm Gechmer.

Notice is hereby gwen, that we have
been appointed and qualified as exscu.
tors Of the estate o John Lechner, lalO
Of Carroll county, Ohio deceased. An
persons indebted to said estate, are requl.
red to mike immediate payment, and
those having ciarms, to present them le.
gaily authenticated, for SETTLEMENT, with
ia one yesr from this date
WILLIAM BR DWN,
STEPHEN LECH NER,
Exec utOrs-
June -, IS45 -35 4t.
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In GAINESVILLE, the moneyat interest and
capital in trsde assessed ior taxation this
year, IS compared with tha1 Of last year,
shoWsanncreaseot SaO4,67i. la Canton
the increase over last year is from S38H0O
70 $40 900. - ONO Rep0sito,W-
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MARRIED, on ThursdaY, thc6th inst
by the Rev. D. Rothockpr, Mr. JPrrR GAM
BERT and Miss MARGARET ABEAums, all
Of this county.
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The State Of Ohjo Carroll county, ss.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The State Of Ohio, I

Robert 'McEderry and Z !" 0"""'orJ'
John M IIer, Ell. ale.
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June l3, IS45 -35 d..