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Is hereby gwen Dhsf q rei,ion uiil be
prssrai'd 10 he con n,issirn, Ts o( Car
rlt couEN, Ohio. 81 their reYt session.
F'-3IHg 80 he iO,s tot 10 es'abIsh
mert oi Ccuniy Z. 90. rommcn,irp 90
h" tord irad ug lTOm = - enyllle 10
\ ~ sdrlrh.a 81 a yor, between
iiari.r PATS I'd he widow GarirIt'.
aad fuursuR 90 the pU- T.. tween ssrd
p 10 an' Ga,luli, rhrorgb no laprs q
'aid fylR, Gr'rge GrmiI- William
d mG Gs'sr. .ud Jsco Nrussrk 10 inter
&C tt' ros1 'artre ,fOu Suefuatvitie
to 80 n ph,isd lrti. road, on tho
tine trl"rrn 'hr a Cs OF ssId kllis6Ck
and =. mp>ur
Jarvsr, 30. .s46
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Estate Of Levi Newton.

EINtNIE w NV wv W W.T.
No Tee Is h"renS gwen ihil 'he un-
derslgnrd have hCPn appointed and
qualified as Executors nj the estate OF
L VI Newton, lite OF Carroll county.
Ohio, dtceastd. Those indebted 10 said
estate are required TO make immediate
paYmpnl ard those bavrUg c'a'ms VIII
prrsent HIN legally proven for settle
m nj within one wear fr IN rN's date.
HOR THO HUNT,
UNI T. NEW TON,
January l6 1876 Executors.
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era Pos off e as dead letters
Adams John Mcfarland George
Bennington VIM M,uh"w james
Bnsslrr Samuel Mrrshal James
Cook PprmelIa MarshalI JrshuA
Dryton J H McCourr J w
Dunlap David Noland Edward
E,rnst Lrzarus Pea>e HMP d
Everett William PnrkS Sarah
FprreI James Smith Stephen
Fisher { J e. INN Shoarer Gporpe
FRIDAY Y enlIne Smuh G l.
Gallcspia Mr. Sellers Matthias
Green Sarah Sellers
Hav'e Henry SnS Sdrr Jane
Hales Thomas Wilson Thomas
Kintner George Wilson Chrisl'r 8
Long &c Wysnl John
Lndsv John Young Robcr:
Lee William
HENRY 4 STIDGER, P. NJ.
January 8, 1886
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PAIIORIEIG
In New HagerstOWR!

The subscriber would respectfully
inlofm his old customers and tie 20 b
IIc generally that he sui continues 10
carry on the above business in New
Nagorsrown Carroll county OHIO lie
will be found IN his snop at all times 10
attend 10 those who may !avor him wi, h
a cali, lie receives the New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring and Fall, which will ena.
BILE him TO give satisfaction 10 both old
and young. He hopes by strict atien.
ton to business to receive share 4
that patronage which is always bestow
ed hv a liberal public on the industrious
His charges will be made TO suit the
times, aud he will receive either cash
or country produce in payment.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb. IA. I645.
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JOhM WiaNd'S Estate.

Ntce is h-rrby given that he suOscri
her haa neen appointed and qualified as
Administrator Of the estate Of John
Wand, late Of Carroll county, Ohio, de
ceased. Those Indebted TO SAID estate
are required TO make immediate paw
mPnt. and those haVrrg claims will pre-
sent Ihem eIalIv proven for selIIemrn
wilhln Que year from THE date
ROBERT CRAVEN,
Adminislrator
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IGE10 Ha

A 5 ! have sold my Store, aod will re-
N @0Vc from the county on n frs,
Ol AprlI-mv trsire "a that al persons
ind"hlr6 To me would call and set G
their accounts, either by payment, due
bill or nnte, ss may be agreed upon,
be ween UnW aud IN, first DAY o. March
nrXr aS shalt. after thai time, put all
accounts in the hands Of officers tor col
lection that IL not settled Those WIN
are not prepared TO pay rsn have some
tim given to pay in, II they viii only
do me the Kindness to call, bN that lime,
srd Sr't'e, and thereby save me g'et
deal o! trcub'P-as my tune will he so
taken up afpr the first Of March that il
wlIl make It absolutely necessary 10 su"
iG not settled
KEND VII SACKSON.
Carolltou, Feb. i lac
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PROSPECTUS

For inPrOviHg the CARROLL FREE
PRESS. and for extending lis eireHia-
fi0H.
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Remaining IN thr Post Othcc at Cur
ro'Ion. on thr fist day ol Jauuar,
1916. and II MOI TAX cut by lhe frsl
o! April next, WI be senr to the Gem
nhnl Pnslnffi .a as dead lnti.rs
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NOTICE,

l. hereby given shat application viii
he made to The Commissioners OF Car
ruil cou0tv at the March session. 1916
or the vacation of 90 much ni he c On.
" road, bg lhe name OF fugh's Roah
running on he township Ilne betw en-
Brown and Harrison; beginning At
WpaVer's ,Ad, thouce westward 10 the
corner OF said tow nships az nlorrsa'd.
MANY PIE rlrlONERS,
Jan Ie, 1876
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Office of The ; & 3 C,ual to
Jaouarv - l~46.
MISTER CO.GNI5 STON-ER'S SHE.
re State of0h'o Carrot coua,y IS.
The SAFE Of Ono,
r hert VI EIderrv. AlsN
B, v,ru- Of an order Of sale issued
irrm the court ol commuu pleas il sa'd
un'v Of Carroll. N the above cause
and 10 NE drcc'ed. wi cd-r 'orsa'e a.
gubHc Veudua al thg dnor ot The cour'
nausa in Caro- ton. ~ sud conuy on
he % dsv Of February. A ID, 1876
bsIwern lhe hours OF 10 n'c'ock 4 "
and 4 &c oCk, P NJ, a. said day, the fol-
roUrng d scrI,ed real estate sIua,td 10
the Town If Caro- lion. ~ sald couE'l
VII: Lot rumb~rrd 80 and 81 feel
fronting market street. ol lot humbere d
48
ROBERT NrCLAVE.
Master Cnmmrs-Iuner ia Chancery
i'm l6 1916
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The State of OhiO, Carroll county, SIS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

NoVemJer Term, Il. ID. l846'
Jacob c. Jones and Charles 5 ! -
Boxer, partners trading under the =
irm OF Jones & Boxer, :
William D Jenkins, Thomas c.
WIkIn, and Others. <
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued
out OF the court OF commou pleas in and
for The county Of CARROT, in Chancr'y
sirlng. and to me d,rec't d. ! will ot'er
lor sale at pub lc vendue, at the door OF
the court house ~ CarroIlton, in said
county. on Wednesday the 20 h day o.
Febroarv. A D. lS46, between 'ha hour,
of % o'clock, A NJ, and ,'clo k, ? NJ
of said day, the following described rt a.
estate, situated IN the IownshIpoi Cen
ire in The county of Carroll, Ono, 10
wit; the wes half Of The south eas'
o,a,,er NJ = crion number Two IN town
I.hi, number fifteen. and range number
,sx containing eighty acres mo t -
tess. IN n tIOvD
5pecinlM s'or r"mm', <ioner'" On oc'y
Janu,r> ., ls46 P,'' lee s w.
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The State Of Ohio. Carroll connty. IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
NoUember Term, A. D. l846.
David NJ. Mains
CS IN CHANCERY.
John Price. \

By virtue of an order of sale, issued
oUt Of The court OF common pleas in and
for The county OF Carroll, in Chancery
sitting, aud to me dsecled, | will offer
for sale al public Vendue at the door of
the court house in CarrOIton. in said
county, on Wednesday lhe 25 day Of
February, 4 ID. I846 between The hours
of 10 O'Clock A NJ, and 4 O'Clock, i NJ,
OF SAID dav; the legal and equitable in
teres, Of The complainant in this case, in
and 10 the irIowrng descriNpd real es
tate, slruarPd in the tow wnshrp Of Harrison
in the COunrv of Carroll, Ohio. tn wit;
The undivided fourth part Of the south
east q Iarier Of section nun or twenty
ak, township fifteen, ln range six. OF the
lands subject to sale a, S'enhsovillo. q,
w R LLOYD,
SH"cial Mastor Commissioner ~ Chances
J Inuary 9th, 1946-Pr fee So 90.
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NEuSliMS.

\ large lot 0t Brown and Bleached
Musliss. just received and 'or sale NJ The
new S,ors Of f. SINCLAIR,
Frbrnarv 6 l846.
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&ttaChB BslCAt.

Notice is hertby gIVtn that thHre was
wrir Of attachment, uhls d Y, (J4n 8 J
issued bv Robert Reed. Justice OF ,he
Peac" in and Tor ha coGnrv OF Carroll
At my instance, against he goods and
charles. righls and credits, MONEYS aud
Effects of Waiter L, Smith. an unresI-
dent debtor.
EDEn TADOD
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Carrolltou, Feb. y l>46
Cotton Yarn.
Hollow w ARE.
-
Sole Leather.

A frs, rate lot of Spanish Sole Lea
ther, Just recsi we'd and for sale nv
F SINCLAIR.
February 6, 1886
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Special Master Comm,ss'onerin in CLANCY.
January OH, 1916 PRS fee SO 90.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, IS.

nc OtutC ~ N"'Of S"' u" ION"'y' 0O'
Simeon Jennings ;
Ds.
John Brandphury. Louiza Brande- .
bury. Jacob Sterling, administrator {
Of Jacob Sterling, deceased, {
Bv virtue of an alias order Of saleis
sued out Of the court Of COMMON peas
10 said county. in this use, aud ~ me-
directed. will Offer Tor sale At publr'
vendup. a, The dOur Of line court house
10 CartoltOn, in saidrountv, on tn 25 h
dav Of Fahruarv, A d l646, hptWern
rhe hou,s OF 10 r'ci0ck, A NJ, aud 4 o
clock. p VI of sa'i Day. the following
described real eS's'e, sirUale in said
cour " OF Carroll and STATE of OHIO. 10
wit: he uor'h est q arlPt ot cIIon
,biIiv SIX, township II teen. and range
Eve. conaining one hun4r'd and tour
acres ami thtrI' .etght hnndredih hs OF an
acre be thu stma 'nnre or iRSs
ROBER r MrCLAVH,
Master Go nmlssionPr III Fh"ncery.
January 2. lS46 Pr fee 81 so.
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MOTH T.,

l. iterehv CiNFn that application will
b. made TO he coma 1sroners OF Car
oil county e, ihelr March session, 1916,
pravIrg tor me alterations On ,he Id
owing named roads. TO wI.: on "har is
cItied The Weaver road. beginning a.
he land tins between Pc ei Rock and
Innn Sp ,ugIer, Un Hsrr,s"n lowo'hrp }
rhpuce along he line between saiu Span
ger sud William Woods, norIh"ardly :
thence 10 inlersecI said road near the
methodist mrrtinc house.
Also ne following alteration IN what
s called The Masters road, beginning a.
the land me between Rnbrli Peacock
and William Woods; thence a weslo ard
" drectlOa until it inlersrCt SAID Mas
,er's road near the land iIHe between
said Peacock and Robert Woods. Sen.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan l6, lS46.
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ESNNTS.-Whre lead, Vrne,ien red,
Z copsI VorHish. Sc. 90 hand end for
sale cheap hv CMMING, 4 CANFRoN.
Caro- Iton, NJ y SO, l845-33-,t
NNE box rosin soap, us, received aud
~ Tor sale INV nv
CUMMINGS & CAMERON.
Carrollton, May 81, Ie45- 33-ll.
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NEW STORE.
ELIZA SINGLAIR

TAKES this me'hOi oId eas and tho pse general
that she the Mercantile
bv W.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, QueensWare. &c
Cih,
LasS, IroR, Nds EOHr. Leather, BOos Shs,r
Aud ell ucA R.IH
h Sung she ny purchases Rr
Cities Sh Si old
" ham Goods they be purchased H,dss
Carrnrt9n
Cash paid for Clover Seed ~ Nv s'o.s of
e. Sinclair.
Csrro!ton, Feb 6. 1886.
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January 80. 1916

The State Of Ohio, Carroll county SIS
COURT or COMMON PLEAS
MoVembcr Term, a. d. I846.
Edward 5 SewarI,
John Price
By virtue Of an order OF sale, issued
out Of the court Of common pI as IN and
for rhe county Of Carroll. in Chancerv
slrung. and To me directed, | will fer
for sale al public Nendue at the door of
the court house in Carroll'on, in said
,nuntv, on Wednesday the 25 h day OF
February, ! D. 1876, between the honrs
ol 10 u'clock, A NJ, md 4 O'Clock p NJ.
ol said dav the legal and equitable 10
terest ~ ,hr comnlainan, 10 this case. in
and 10 rhl following described real es-
tate si'uared in the township OF Harrl-
son 10 The C UNITY IF Carroll, Onio, to
vi: he undivided fourth part of the
south east quarter Of section number
twerty six, township fifteen, in range
SIX, of the 'ands subject 10 sale al Sleu.
benVIlIe, Ohio.
w. R LLOYD.
Special Master Commissioner in Chanc'y.
January Oh. 1916 PRS fee $500
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JONtS BUSLER
ATTlCHAEN.


OIIIE 0, tetrBy s.n Oallthos~
~ H'sts-'ed the. a. 90, a.sns- =
~f'i "t A,''chu,-ft sa-. on TO- 10 n q
JsHa'ry 80. tsSu45 Nv ThGmts ~
'ar,s, Ja.rtrr o. thr p - tuA 4 tu,
he cuurly %! Car. OIL aud Sac Of Uaiu
Hgsrns' lhe R0'd.. chlIl.s uahs ma
rrS' cr'dus, suo tfacfs ol ilugh KIM
ga. On sUseR, de','cr
IOllN G CROXrON.
Jsuuary % ls48
SANDY and Beaver Can't.
= 'ilE Soc - dsrs o. nh- Suas 81
b avei Caial C.npuu, are h..
~ norfod, that .hsv are required b,
Q var Iusrsimcnr iiya d IIsrs.n "a. r
snare Of Sock on q: teIorr III FIR
Gay O. March mex, asi ono nt N.
san am1 ~. On or before fret "a d.
ol Aprd next. to he Tr-s-u ~ itr.
'pmpaGv. al ~" C,nal Off Nv
L'snon, Ouo- Bslng the u h al h
!psls m'n ;.
B, rr5pr n the r srd,
CHAS. d HOSrE TER.
So v = & G Ca.
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Tn. undersigned, Publisher of the
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Gent OeOiOT.
ALFRED TABOR
Jan 16, 1876
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-30
B. HoMANs. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES sale OF a valuable tvo-story BricI

FTRUsTEE's sale OF valuable tyvo-story Brick
J. House--By virtue of deed of trust, executed by
Brooke M Berry, of record in Liber W. b. No 81, folios
AL AZ and f23, of the land records of Washing
ton county, the undersigned will offer for sale, public
on to the highest bidder, Saturday the Both day OF
January A. ID 1877 ut the hour of IL O'Clock, for the
purposes in said deed mentioned lot of ground with It's
appurenances, situated in the city of Washington, d. c.,
and designated on the plan of e said city lot No 49, in
square No 6S6 subject to the widows dover.
This property is eligbly and beautifully situated Cap
itol HILL fronting the west side of LIST between
and streets norh containing comfortable and weil-n-
ished woory brick house, with ont-houses, garden, &c
being the which occupied by the HonMr Holmes
of South Carolina during the last session OF Congress- and is
in the possession Of the said Brooke M. Berry. The
title is indisputable but the undersigned will convey
the purchaser only such title is vested in him by the deed
of aforesaid Terms of sale cash The sale take
place in front of the premises.
JOHN b. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
Dec 29-3tawiwads A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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r ARGE AND VALUABLE LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
IL On Thursday evening next, 3ls instant, at early
die light my auction store, shall the sale Of
OF the largest private libraries in the District 1t
standard works in English literature sets Of English and
American periodicals. and books that often to be
found. chance is offered for gentlemen well
public institutions to ll up increase libraries. The
books will be ready for inspection and the catalogues for
delivery Thursday morning The sale viii be continued
at intervals of which the public will be notified.
Idesired, reasonable credit will be given all pur-
chases specified sum, for approved endorsed notes.
bearing interest A
Dec. 2S--3t Il. HOAIANS, Auctioneer. Z
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NIOTTCE.The subscriber win present for payment all
IN demands due him the first of January next and any
persons having bills demands against him requested
Dec 81 sYLvANUS HOLMES
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NTOTIcE.The subscriber win present the Of
IN his customers them up the lat of January, lSi7
and win be thankful IL the paid. All persons
having claims against him requested TO hand them in
for payment II
Dec 2S-3t EBEAIUS SINMS.
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FOR roRrOIK.

rr-sns THE steamer OscEoLA will leave Washing
ton for the above place on Thursday next tn
3lst, Mt O'Clock, n. IN, Returning, will leave Norfolk o.
Monday, the 4h, at O'Clock, p. M -...
Dec 70 JAMES MITCHELL.
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I'm n. MO.n.a.y;g, .9.nifonec,..

Hon. JOHN W. DAVIS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23
LATER NEWS.

We lay before our readers, (says the Union,)
the Geographic bulletin, received today. 1t COM
munirales the heads Of intelligence brought by
the Caledonia, hve DAYS later than was received
BIZ the Great Western
One Interesting item is, that The Caledonia
brings instruction, 10 'if. Packenham, 10 offer The
mediation Of England between The United States
and Mexico. II Mexico offers 10 receive Nit
Mister from The United State 10 settle all our di-
ferences whether j, be owing 10 the appeal 81
the British Minister 10 Mexico or not, i, can
scarcely clash with tbe' sentiments OF The Presi-
dent, vino has twice declared bis desire 10 make
an honorable peace. But we mnst recollect, as
we said in our article Of las, evening,
Mexico has prodigious turn for big, and
swelling, and pompous woods. Their pronnn-
ciamentos are terrible. Their rhodomonlade is
ridcnlously eYtravagant. They try 10 keep up
The spirit Of their people by such bonbasl; and if
we were 10 suffer ourselves, every time she even
pre.ends 10 ask an armi>ce, or TO offer dilatory
negotiation. TO stop The march Of our troops, and
waste all this expense OF arrangement, with our
enthusiastic and ardent mass o! volunteers, i'm
patient of long delay. We should Permit Mexico
hrs, 10 deceive and then 70 laugh al The trick She
had played upon US. II Mexico wishes 10 nego-
tiate. she must do ii in good faith, and in few
words. Meantime, we maslconIinus to advance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23
DEATHS.

Died, on THURSDAY nigh, last, in Inc 7jh year
cf her age, VIRGINIA G. Pal MER, youngest daugh-
Ter oi John j. Palmer, Of Inns city. A child.
WHO was tie pride and hope Of an idoizng pa
rent, and the object OF ,.dmira;on and love with
ali her friends and acquaGarces-a am;able
and afltctcnatc little girl
a bud tina, promised The sweetest Hover
That ever woke To liou:n within earthly bower
one, whose unearthly traits oi character exhibit
ed without variance up to the last moments Of her
cxslencc) TOO clearly iorcshadowed that God me-
yer designed this impure world OF sin and sor-
row long 10 be The abode G; This lovely child; bu,
;ha, lie, in His infinite wisdom, intended, as His
a.l-wise but aflciios decree has shown, soon 10
translate her 10 His own realms OF purity and
bliss. Her ange'--prit has taken IFS final leave OF
ear'h'y associations, and winged lis eternal high.
TO realms beyond the skies And thus have her
devoted friends Witnessed he vanity OF all human
efforts 10 save
''Ir.e never nm earthly dream
OF beauty and dreht,
That mingled MT with cOuds,
A. snr-r, ys with the night
That flGtd not from that fond heuu
Where once II loved 10 stay,
Aud left that heart drsoiate
For having irt liz sway.
We look upon the flower
Ills wtiefrd so,n and gone;
We gaze upon star, To find
But darkness where II shOne.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23
nIAEi. Af:E,S.

Married, By ,hr Rev James H. Fitzgerald
at the New Store, Prince Edward county. on
eanesday c"enirg 9Th May, JOIN w. Has
kiSs, attorney al law, 10 Miss ELIZA p. Josrs
daughter Of VIM. d.. Jones.
Married, on Tuesday. The 81 Of June, in Wash
lns'on, by The Rev J. I. Brooke, of Cincinnati,
uto. H. rGNbLsToS. Esq, Of that city, 10 ALICE,
youngest daashef ofihc late F S. Kew, ESQ.
Married, on 1'hursGav mnrniny al ine,pr, -,
Rurcnr: VlsCiSlA AnkLA, laughter OF Cninlno-
dore Foxhall \. Parker, IL DR.. J. VAUGHN SMITH,
OF the United States Navy.
Married al Buenos Ares, on 18th March
last, a, the residence u The Hon. VIM. Brent, Jr.,
charge q afaircs of the United States, BY The
Rev. A. Fahey, THOMAS 2. McBLAiR, OF The U.
S. Navy, 10 MARY G. Walsh, daughter of Ro-
bert Walsh, Esq, Consul General OF The u. S.
a Paris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23
COL. RICHARD VI. JOHNSON OF KEN
Tricky.

This ealan, old soldier, On his return iroT' .ar
Seat OF Government, (waefe he had been Called
on private business was invited, on he I'D q!
last month, 10 address the people Of Mason coun-
~, in his Slate, in relation to the difficulties no%
existing between the United States and Mexico,
The crowded state of our columns torDids cur
publishing in full the thrilling remarks OF This
distinguished gentleman. Col. johnson, in the
course of his remarks, vindicated al length The
conduct of President Polk from Inc wanton as
PENSIONS cast upon him By portion OF The Wing
party, and also depicted in glowing coiors The
many insults and outrases W. had encountered al
The hands of lie Mexicans. The name OF Rich
ard NJ. Johnson will be long remembered with
gratitude By The American people. as his whole
lie has been dedicated 10 his coun!ry's SERVICE
We subioin few brief extracts IRON The con-
GLIDING remarks of Col. Johnson:
"The war must be carried on with energy, aud
there is patriotism enough in The country TO
bring it 10 a successful and speedy termination.
We desire not The subvcrsion OF The empire and
the annexation of lis territories 10 Inc UNION
We would rather it were an independent repuo-
lie, securing To itself honor and happiness; ana
we regret, more for her own sake than for ours,
The necessity OF waginS wa: agains! her. My
opinion is, that we should attack her with me
view 10 correct, and no' 10 destroy her. This
may be done by first disnemberins her. Let
the army which will soon be assembled from
Point Isabel 10 Ma'amoras. press on TO The west
so as 10 separate the provinces above The para'-
lei OF the month OF the Rio del Ne!le, and nom
tha, river 10 the ridge OF mouniains which is
continuation OF the Rocky Mountains. TIE ar
my will be amply strong 10 effect his; aud there
will he no rising among the provinces or States
so separated. The wild cattle OF The country
would be snfficienl 10 SIMPLY the army with food
if no n.her stores should be provided. All this
NAV be accomplished within few weeks. II
The Mcxicans should mol then sue for peace, The
mountain may be crossed at convenient pass.
and The distance woud be incons4erable 10 The
mouth of The Gull OF California. THIS would
cu,olf all the northern provinces, which are al
ready in .nch state OF discomfort that they ase
waiting for an opportunity 10 revolt. An army
of volunteers would move from the upper waters
of,he Arkansas or Canadian river, within Short
march Of Santa Fe, whence il might form juno
lion at pleasure with the main army, II il should
be found necessary. The Southern and South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23

The following jus. sentiments from Inc Lynch'
burg Vifginan give proper rebaae IL the efforts
OF its Wing associates TO make party capital ou
of the proceedings of the Administration in re-
gard to General Gaines. When the correspond
ence shall have been read by The county, there
can he but one verdict anA 'hot OF approval OF
the course Of the President, in preventing farther
illegal assumptions Of power, involving a viola
lion Of the Constitution and breach Of civil or
der anil military discipline:
"The conduct Of Gen. Gaines, and The extra
ordinary nature Of his dispatches - tae Depart
sent, amply Justify The President in removing
him from The command Of The Western Military
Division. Not admonished hy pas; rebuics. tais
sexascnaran General, in Inc rlenIi,ude Of his
patriotism, not only calls, without any !esal an
!hori,y whatever, upon the Governors Of seve!a!
States for militia and volunteers, bu. appo!nls Ger
tain persons 10 raise regiments, 10 be command
ed by them, and to be BY him mustered into he
service OF the United S,acs-'rhus doing wha
the President himself could no; lawfully do. II
is one of The worst signs Of lie times, 10 find acts
thus lawless and unconstitutional, justified. ani
Indeed commended, on The score OIL patriotic III
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