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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

MORMON TRALs.--Thcsc progress slsw.
ly. Three Mormon witnesses have been
indiotcd already for perjury. The excite
mcnt runs high, and we should not be sur
prised to hear atany monlentof bloodshed
The following paragraph Ia specimen only
OF the hindl is not without It's meaning:
"Sevcrul circumstances have uanspired
to show that the Mormons, living in differ
cnt parts Of the country, are now moving
to Nauvoo, and that they invariably carry
all the arms they can obtain. II is within
our knowledge that in this manner mus
kets and daggcrs, belonging to the State,
have been gathered uphcrp and carried to
Nouvoo by MOrmons. The object of this
measure can be understood by others as
well as by ourselves. What may not be
opprchendcd from a set OF fanatics led BY
unpAnciped mcnl--Sangamo (W) Journal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
NEW POSTAGE LAW

Some of our contemporaries Of the press
"'give o,H in speeches." that they will, on
the list of July, mail lots of letters under
the new law. They had better wait until
the next day. The law takes effect, not
on the first Of July, but "from and after
the first Of JaZy."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
AyrI.sLAvtrY coNyENrIoN.--There Is

ANrI-SLAvfRY CeNvENrIoN--There is a
convention Of AHti-SRvery men, or Lher-
~ Party men, or Aholionh'ts, aow IN sc"-
tien inCinainnati. We are NOT advised oi
the objectro' ts meeting. Mr.. Birney Is
aincng thefn. eud this leads az to suppose
tshssdt' ~ ht5'me political
A friend has sent Usa epor Of q speech
delivered by Mr. Birory, atSanduskW about
1hc first ofsels mpHd' lie there stlted in
suhstaace tlet Hnnfxation was II whie
pnihasurp, and wa consumWnted hy wings
2 was recommended by H. wh'g President,
ard passed upon by awning Seua' q, and, far
1hcr, the wkiea nomi,Alcd Elr CLAY so that
E -erty nen should snl vote for their can
4 lsr.---d lgeHre, whigs were responsible
fal -s..a.An.JA iie" lLuch wjIllhc sags
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

- 'OU -
-k.r0ap fhP ROSLnn Timer Dec 0R 1RAA

From The Boston Times, Dec. 26, 1842.
.SANDs' 'SARsAPARILLA.-The eXlraordina-
ry success with which this preparation
neets rs proof OF its exrettpnce. The
lame OF it is daily extending itself in large
circle, and cases OF the most remarkable
cures produced by its use are&constantly
coming to Knowledge. Unsolicited tes-
tlmonials in itsFasVor, t1eem the highest and
most reliable sources are pouring in upon
the proprIetorseand .venders of this excel
lent specific. Very few, however, we are
happy toFay, areinCredulous as to the mag
ic Efficacy Of the Messrs. Sands Sarsapari-
Ia--certainly none wholhave es vsr sed it,
speak otherwise Ahan favorable Of it.
For further particulars and conclusive
evidence its superior value and efficacy
see pamphlets, which may be Obtained oof
agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
by A, B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemists, 973 Broadway, New York.
Price 81 per bottle: six bottles for IS.
.For sale also by K. JACKSON, Carroll
ton, Ohio
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
THE WEATHER.

On Monday gening the sky 'blackened
and the rain fell oopiOusly. We have
.notwtnessed as much rain in two months
as fell on that occasion. There had been a
pleasant shower on the evening of Friday
last The late sown oats and corn will
revive. The pasture fields look out and
vegetation generally isimproving.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
Estate OF John LeChner.

Notice is hereby gwen, tha, we have
been appointed and qualified as pxqcu.
tors OF the estate nj John Lechner, late
OF Carroll county, Ohio deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate, are requi.
red to make immediate payment, and
those having claims. to present them Ie
gully authenticated, Cor seilement, with.
IN one year from this date,
WILLIAM BRDWN.
STEPHEN LECHNER,
Exec utOrs.
June 13 lS15 3S a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

LIBERTY AND DlsUNtoS.--Atlhe nth an
niversary OF the Amcrlcau nNtl-Slavcry So
Ciety, New York, May 20, rcsoNHons were
passed reio cngoyerthc TtNog movement,
"a likely to induce L dissolution of the L.
Mon, The only hope of slave.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

OPPRESSION OF THE Poor. --Ttis repeated
tha' tie money brokers of Cincinnati aud
portsmouth are making preparations to re-
move thelr Offices to the Kentucky side Of
Inc Oh'o rlyer' 10 avoid the oppressive tax
law passed by our late legislature e.-Loco-
.toco Pdp@.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

ttrA Convention Of the friends Of Ag-
ricuhure throughout the State is to meet
at Columbus, Ohio, on the q5th and 2sth
da,a OF this month. The Ohio Cnllivator
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

PREPARING FOR WAR.-The Chicago TnA
Journal says, there is to be war between
the Camanche aud Greek Indians this sum.
mer. The Camanches are numerous and
warllke tribe, and the Creeks will be Joined
by four or FIVE other small tribes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

COLONEL PoLH's winnings on peytoun,
were but S2,l00. He had $1,000 in the
original stakes, and made another bet OF
81 zoe, and SI00, aher his arrival in this
city. lie, OF course, won lhn th,ee bets.
Fha 'howe him to be only half as lucky as
axe reported hun.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

The STATE PRINTING. .-- TDo LocQj6co
Judges agaiRs'Lhe Representatives. etthe pco-
pte.--Judge5 Wood and Burchard OF the
Supreme Cour Of Ohio, have granted an
injunction, TO stay the proceedings under
the law Of the late Legislature, providing
for ghe execution Of ;he printing Of tie
State 10y contract withthe lowest bidder.
This is achoracteristic pieceof Locotoco
assurance, and ashamecss attempt to over
ride the will Of the people us exp pressed at
the baIot~boXes hast fall. Sam Medury
bates most conIoundedIy to let go his hold
upon the luscious tent that has 50 hong VEL
ded him its sweets the "spoiI5"o Of 'bIank
pages, " "cas5e quires,' &C., and hs friends,
the LocoIoco Judges above named, have
got him by the shoulders, and are holding
him up to the tempting reservoir, while be
takes n fresh suck, deto mined tn t he
shan'l beweancd, yet while, Well, we
shall see.-.Varioa Edgie.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

NoIlce ~ hereby gJver. that | have
been appointed and qualified as Exrcll.
tor Of the estate Of Grorg9 Want, late W
Carrm county, Ohio. deceased. Ala
persons Indebted 10 said estate, are re.
quired TO make immed4ale pavmeor, and
those having claims. 40 present them. lie
esly authenticated. fer settlement, with.
in 0ue year from THE date ns.
j0'IN GREGG, Fv''
June 6. 1915 81 a. @
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

Gtn5-'[hp Wings Of Harrison county hold
their Convention ofdeIegates from thc'sov-
eral townships OF that county, at Ccdiz,
on the 4th day of July next, for the lPur-
pose of nomir5ting candidates for the Oc-
tober election. The "Uemocracy' Of Co.
Iumbiaua are agitating tItr question ofno-
minating theil candidates for several weeks
past For what do the Wings Of Carroll
wait! Why notpresent the names ofcan-
didates for the consideration Of tie pubhcl
Let the merits Of each candidate be fully
and fairly canvassed before our friends
until it is uaceraiucd whowouid be the
most suitable person to be nun on the tick
ct for each Office. With a ticket bait up
Of that md of material, Che chance of sue
cess, with that unity Of feeling and con-
cert of action which should always cha
ractcriZe q party who desire to snrceed,
the result could not be Doubtful We
throw out these suggestions to awake pdo-
lie attention to the subject.
it has became a usage among publishers
to ask and receive one doita' in
advance before the'AaHtc of any candidate
can appear in their papers consequently,
thatrule viii be adopted at this office.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

SUE WOULD NJ A NUN,--Mjss Ticrnan,
one OF the most beautiful and accomplished
Young ladies' OF Pittsburgh brought up in
luxury and a tNvorte in society took the
"BacR Ncjl' ON Tuesday last.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

TIRED OF WEbIocK.-The Legislature of
Alabama at its late session, diVorcedihirty-
two couple.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
IFG[DAV:::y:":J,1GE 20, Is45
DEATH OF GENERAL JACKSON.

Intelligence of the death of General
Jackson, reached this city yesterday morn
ing. 1t is almost a miracle that he was en-
abled so long to withstand the ravages of
disease. We shah attempt no eulogium.
We leave that for his friends, of whom he
has i host; who will esteem it privilege
to perpetuata his name and virtues while
they deal tenderly with his faults. We are
no admirers Of general Jackson, and we
will not Ieign for tie dead what we denied
to the living. General Jackson had many
faults, bat wehave ever believed. they were
Of the head and not the heart. He was
steadiast in his friendships, butnot o'erkind
to the errors of others. That he loved his
country we have never doubted, however
much he may have mistaken it's true inter-
ests and welfare. lie was rash and brave
to a fault, and never saw the day that he
would not have willingly risked his life in
defence Of hiscountry. HisacInevements
as soldier will perpctuatp his name, and
sacuro.to his memory appropriate honors.
even among those who have never admired |
him as a civilian -Ohio State J0urItet.
We copy the following notireo of his death
from the Nashville Banner OF Junea9.
GENERAL JACKSON DEAD!
We Eearn, just as our weekly paper is
going TO press, that GENERAL JACKSON died |
at the hermitage yesterday ,&unday 6 tn Of
Junp) ut SIX o'clock, P. NJ. lie had been
in feeble health, as our readers are aware,
for long time, and his disease, which was
accompanied by repeated henorrhages of
the lungs, Terminated in dropsy.
We understand that he preserved his in
tellcct to thu last, and that, in his dying
moments, lie requested that he should be
buried in an unoetentottoHs manner and |
without any military parade. His funeral
will take place at thp Hermitage tomorrow
U0th instant at II O'Clock, A. M.
We hear that the Mayor and Aldermen
of the town have requested that the citi-
zens shall meet ths afternoon at four o.
clock to take into consideration the most
appropriate manner Of testifyiug their res
pect Iorthe distinguished dead.
The Louisville Democrat says;
General Houston landed at Nashville, at
half past six, on Sunday evening, and set
off in haste tothe Hermitage, but was met
by the physician who informed him that
the general was no morel
Wereceived this intelligence from colo
mel J. G. Eldredge, who accompanied gen-
eraI Houston from Texas. and who is now
on his way to Washington city.
The simple announcement of this mel
ancholy, though long expected event, will
excite the deepest emotions in the hearts Of
the American people. The memory Of
Jackson belongs to his country. Hcl h'sto.
ry will contain the record Of his Variable
sorvices--his sterling patriotism --anda ma
tioH's gratitude will be bis monument.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
ESTA TIE OF GEORGE WANT.

june 13, lS45 -35 4t.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.


KUST RECEIVED at GARDENERS No 1913
- Market street. by the last Havre packet a NO, t
beautiful assortment of Rich FRENCH GOODS con .
sisting IN pant Of
Rich view style ) LKS, from 80 cts. 10 IS per yard
Plain Staple do OF all kinds
Beautiful FOulard do
Rich new style French Mouseline dc LANES
Plaid and Fancy Beragss; Fr. Fancy Marquesip,
French JACONETS; Printed Tarlton, &c.
RICH EMBROIDERIES-French Worked and
Printed Collars; do do Seats; new styie Cheml-
ties; white and black Thread Wells; rich chan
ta Lace Wells, &c.
THEAD LACES-RegenCy, English, FIR. s. German
SHAWLS-Rch Printed Berage; do Embh Crap,
plain and fancy Hermann; plain Chameleon ard
fancy Silk; rich Printed Cashmere, SC.
SCARFS-BeautAul Printed Rerage, rich coOrs.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR-JHst received, rich fancy
CassimereS; Baoies Cloths; new style Vesling5;
Fancy Cravats and ScartS; real CheveTeux Gloves;
Fr silk Glsves; Striped Linens, for Shirtings.
Also, 4 full and general assortment Of STAPLE
GOODS, TO which would respectfully call the atten-
ton of purchasers,
{63- The Ladies will find the Retail Department
fuzzy supplied with the most choice and beautiful
goods of the Haping just returned from New
York, am enabled to Offer many styles of goods.
Persons purchasing TO sell again will find beautiful
assortment of goods up stairs, which will he sold as
low Is they can be bough. either in this any other
market. Call on
FRANKLIN GARDNER, 1876 Markel-st
mh't 4th hguse above Light street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

, ~ a. meeting ri the LAFAYETTE HOSE
CohfhNf, held on the oath iHsG, the following re
solutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, This npe inr has sse rnIJed 10 take ip,f
consideration the adoption of measures whereby The
peace ana lnci OF The neighbnrhood may be secured
as wen as tle h'ts OF the members and the property
at the Lafayette Hose Company and the citiZeu.
generally, may be protected from the attacks of law
less band of Individuals raying under the names o.
"ArabS and ROlers;' And whereas, on the night o.
saturday, 22d inst an piaim of fire was sounded b,
the independent Fire Company bell, and the member.
III the said Company, or individuals for whose act,
the Company are responsible, proceeded to the La
IA! cite Engine House and its vicinity and committed
acts OF violence upon It's members and the neighber
ing czcns 10 the delment 0i the lives and property
OF both; And Whereas attacks of this kind have bere
frequent and cOmmislcd solely by the lawless bars
above named, while in possession OF the apparatus Of
the independent Fir" Company, aud the laws nj
defiance by these outlaws; unnilendihg women in
suited while standing within their Threshold and the
lives of the guardians OF city threatened; and last
but not least, the houses and property of the citizens
and also thas of the Lafayette Hose Company threat
ened with dcauuction;-'Fhecfore, be it
Resolved, That the obj Ct Of this Company is to
protect the properly of neir fellow citizens and TO
preserve the peace OF society," and nj all times TO re
gard the laws of the land supreme.
Father Resolved, That we will use all diligence
and honorable means To project THE Fire Department
from repguAch, and will hole up 10 public gaze the
guilty pei r@trators OF these OUtrages
Further Resoisd, That we confidently believe that
the time has arrived when Ibis company must act
with frmness, decision and energy IN order 10 pro
tect Seii from similar assaults, and in 0rderthat the
innocent may not suffer- hereby give notice TO all
peaceable and well disposed persons not 30 assemble
with these outawaj for we determined that when
our property again attacked 10 defend iiby resort
tn arms, at the risk of our lives.
Further Resolred That moso respectfully solicit
Of our fellow-cZens (whOSe property AT all
times ready 10 defend) to keep watchfHl eye over
hcconduct ofour company, that they may be enabled
ut all times 10 bear Witness that the guilty might be
punished and held uTio the public gaze.
1t +. d. HETILER, Sec. Pro. TEN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

SrEAMBoAT ACCIDENTS. The steamboat
Columbia, while on her passage from Albany
to New YORK on Sunday night, burst a hole
through part Of one Of her boilers, by which
three hands were severely scalded. The steam
boat Root L, Stevens, which passed her soon
after the accident broke her shaft, and did not
arrive until Monday forenoon few hours after
the Columbia.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

A Coon JOKE. A practical joke was played
off successfully in New York on Monday. A
large poster was put up round the city that the
''giant boy, al the museum, would ride the
mammoth horse round the Park on Monday at
noon!n As that hour approached, thousands
of the upper and lower ten thousand set their
faces for the Park, but the equestrian feat did
not come of
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
MONDAY Evening, March "a.

The Flour market remains stationary at last week IS
prlceswe notice sale of mixed brands for export at
S4 y, no alteration in other descriptions of bread
stufs. sale of fair Pennsylvania red Wheat at 9Gc
afoat. Corn scarce and wanted; good Southern yell
low ready sale at Acc, lot Of handsome round yellow
brought soc. Iron is advancing; sale of 50 tons pig
5. Baleots Lehgh furnace at S35, the usual terms.
Plaster-a cargo sale at % 25. Provsions-prices
tending upwards; Pork is held Sl3 50 for mess, and
$40 so foI prime. Salt-an import of 500 sacks ASS
toms taken on private terms, Whiskey-hoders are
asking 2c for hhds about 100 bbls were sold at 24c
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

ARRIVALS. Among the passengers in the
Palestine, at Boston from Africa, were the Rev.
John Seys, superintendent Of the Methodist
Missions in Liberia; Capt. L. II. Johnson, late
of the brig Atlanta, of n, York, sold, aud gone
into the slave trade; Mr.. n T, Davis, his first
officer, and five seamen.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

ESCAPE FROM JAIL. Three prisoners escap-
ed from the Jail of Washington county on Sa-
turday night, by burning hole through the
ceiling and letting themselves down by the bed
clothes. The sheriff has offered $50 for their
apprehension
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

ADJOURNMENT OF THE METHODIST Frisco
PAL Conference. BY the proceedings and
appointments in another column, it will be seen
that the Methodist Episcopal Conference, after
a pleasant and harmonious session of twelve
days, adjourned yesterday. The next Confer
ence will be held on the 18th of March, 1916,
in the Baltimore City Station. We are pleased
+, be enabled to state that the brief but correct
abstract of the proceedings of the Conference
published from day to day in this paper, have
piyen universal satisfaction.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

Texas AND THE Russian Minister. The
correspondent of the New York Tribune has
learned that the report in circulation relative
to the Russian Minister'S having delivered a
protest in the name of his master, against the
annexation Of Texas, is incorrect.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

EFFECT OF COMPETITION. The recent es-
tablishment of cotton factory at St. Louis has
had the effect of reducing the price of spun
cotton from 10 to Is cents per h. while the
foreign factories have reduced it still lower.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

TO- He who causes one blade more Of grass TO grow
upon gwen space is said 10 be hcnetactof To ms
race. What then is he who, through years OF perSe.
veng, uutirng labor and seIf-dcnia has acquired the
art OF alternating the human misery entaled by dis
ease: The series OF VEGETABLE MEDICINES
prepared and sold by DR.. JOHN VI. WILLIAMS,
at his Laboratory, No. 20 +. Baltimore street, 18th
door east of FrontSt., has BEEN under heaven, the
Of relief TO thousands; and none can fail to
realize benefit thCfelrom WHO will canddiy test the
truth of this promise. Call and procure printed de-
scnptiOns. Or. VS. VEGETABLE TONIC BIT
TIERS, the best ever made for sale above. mhB II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE o. MORTGAGE.
~ IN VIRTUE of power TO sell, contained in a
deed OF mortgage, dated 18th July, 1885, OF record in
LIher T. Is. No. 36l folio n, &c. OF the land re
cords of Baltimore county, from Abraham Hyam, as
mortgage, to Patrick McCauIey and John Fl. 3. La
trobe trustees of the estate of Joseph Thernbprg de-
ceased, 8nd in pursuance of the Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland passed at DeSsmber session,
1885, chapter 2i9, entitled relating mortgages
n the city of Baltimore; the undersigned attorney
of the said mortgages, hereby give notice that on
Thursday the 9TH April, lS45, at o'c'nak, p. M, OF
the premises, he will proceed 10 foreoose the said
mortgage by sale at public auction to the highest bid
der, of the property described in said mGr;gage fol-
lows: All that piece or parcel Of Ground situated, and
lying in the city of Baltimore, on the North side of
Camden-St, fronting thereon l6 feet, ana extending
back 100 feet, between Paca and Eu;aw st il being
part OF "A Lot leased by George and Benjamin &. How
ard to Charles ID Gorsuch the LIST DGceaber, 1927,
at the yearly rent of S46 and assigned ny said Cor
such, Ia the mortgage, the LIST January, lS2S The
debt iiie on said mortgage, and to satisfy which the
above sale will be made amounts principa aud inter-
esd 10 illIs day, TO the sum Of 81 ,i44.44.
The terms of sale are-onC third CASH; one third in
SIX MGhthS and one third in II months. The credit
payments To bear interest from the day gf sale and
be secured ny approved endorsed notes, the whole
~ cash, at the option of the purchaser.
JOHN II. B. LATBOBE,
mh26-e0tS Attomeyof Mortgages.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

~ MAD. De BONNEVILLE commences hei
course OF LECTURES ON MAGNETISM, at the
MASONIC TEMPLE, ST PauI's Lane, Oh
TIKI. (Monday) ETENING, March "a,
NEW EXPERIMENTS upon citizens will be made
EVERY EVENING, by Prot. DE BONNEVILLE.
The Consultation and Treatment continued ereTJ
morning Of the weck mh2i-lw
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

E}- WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
UIOOPTNG COUGH SYRLP has been proved in
this city and elsewhere, 10 be the best REMEDY, ii
not the only enc ever discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH all STRIC-
Tl'RES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty OF Breathing,
&C. The genuine Article can only be obtained of Dr..
GIDEON b. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore. Price ST per bottle.
Thr trade in other places supplied on the usual
terms. miles, I'm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

INJuRY TO THE FRyir. The Cincinnati Ga
zette, in speaking of the present cod weather,
says ION examining the trees in an extensive
garden in the city, every blossom Of the peach,
apricot, nectarine and plum, in bloom, or near
expanding, were killed. Very few live buds
were lett on the apricot, but large majority
of the peach and nectarine trees, had not more
than one third of the buds killed. though there
is danger that the fruit may suffer in quality and
size But few OF the plum and cherry trees
were 50 far advanced as to be injured. A few
miles back from the river, vegetation is some
days later than on the Ohio, and fruit back
from the river, it is presumed has not been III
iured, in situations where the weather has been
dry.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

Js7- An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MILLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in flagersown, Md, on MONDAY, 9Th OF
May. mh21-5thM*I J. ). POLLARD, Pres't.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

TIE FIRE AT CARLISLE. The loss by the
fire at Carlisle, an account of which we pub
lshed yesterday is estimated at 1000.