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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

2 WEsTtRY. Oneida Co has long been one Of
the sropgholds Of Loco Fccoism ItEave 81 votes
for Folk to 100 FOR Clay in - 1t has lust now voted
a. follows
WHO Goccrro, Young TOO Loco Wright. 81
Sotdtor Beach =. HrNEEE Miller 81
C01zress Mstteson - Jenkins 30o
Sheriff Bradt 20 Barker -2os
ClerF. Tracy . 81 Mahon. I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

II ANDES Delaware Co was the scene Of the
depiorable ARRAY which resulted in the death of
Sheriff Steele last year. 1t was Whiy town OF
cid giving e6s 10 Clay to ISL for Polk /, now
gives 500 for Young-or, s,ore than as iolal ra..
* arg former Elesion VIII Gov. Wright feel
obliged to declare Delaware again in state Of in,
surrec,ion What says the Attorney General -
that is If his opinion does no, cost too much
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

HARTFORD, CT 9TH Nov--Eyenirc
Wing reIoicIDgs over the New York returns and
Loco -Foco preparations for the State Convention
next week at Middietown. constitute Cur budget Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

- Raymond y Warnings MESAGERIE was
crowded yesterday and the day before by select nu
nerous and intelligent audiences who manifested the
utmost appreciation of what they Witnessed The Flee
tor being over and people more relieved from the
excitements OF the last three weeks more
devote themselves to natural and heahul anusements
The Menagerc will close in Il few days, and all who
wish to see it and witness the extraordinary efforts OF
Mr. Pierce the conqucror of the lion and OF all other
beasts OF the field, should go early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

Es- The actual Qualities Oi Joles Coral Hair Restors
ye-to force the growth Of hai keep clean and rem
der IL beautiful, stop is falling of, sad dispe tardfn
from the scalp and roots and dress dark, and keep
orde. thrice long any other made Sold a, the sign
Of the American Eagle, g. Chath.ln-s, Se fu!onsG
Brooklyn, for ,hiIiings bottle M 9eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

II wrs1Eg,s RUGGED WIfps have come They VIII
ee4se Rough CbePped and Tender Skin both in esd,es
and adults and II allowed 70 live will breed other ss.a
diseases such Scurvy Salt khegm Erysipela, Pmpes,
!oichee Euplions, &c Persons should wash the par
diseased with that truly blessed remedy for diseases,
JoSEs's Italian Chemical Soap Then all disease Is
cured Tho skin become; sen smooth clear AID fre
freckies tan sunburn. morpheY, Sc. il sold ony In
city, ct the -sa Of The American Eagle 81 Chstham,s
or l39 R,Itcn-s, BrookIyn NJ 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

T. Miss NoErHALLs Concert last evening was
attended by full and fashionable audience The CdH'0
,-ce was in excellent voice and acquitted herself IN
manner that called forth the hearty sppsuses OF the al
ditory Proc sang mel usual captivating style and
BusgE charmed as he always does, with sis vohn
and added c his already welldeserved reputation It
i. sufficient to state that TINM presided at the piano
forte We regret that SIC. De BEGINS was so indis
posed ss not TO sing but one duet with Miss Northsl
which however was encored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

Total 7.i5l IS. lo- ...5.s6j 7la5.5.2lg n9al6
MAJ against nl7 l312 2i6A7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

BATE Ne 6th Nov.--f NJ
Steamboat Governor leaves shortly to take the
place of the Oregon on the Sound until until the
race between the Oregon and Atlantic comes off
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

x VASpERLYN's GREAT PICTURE OF the Land
ing of Columbus is exhibition to the public The
talented artist, advanced in years, was,
panied to learn unfortunate commit his first in.
stalnent OF money from Congress unsafe hands and
thus lost S2O00 which compelled him to devote por
ton of his time other works for support while in Pa
RS This occasiOned delay in finishing his National
picture OF full two years. His present exhibition is with
the hope of retrieving his misfortune generous pub
lie we trust will second his endeavors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

SENECA CO
SENECA FAILS, Election ni=hi-lo O'Clock
Bfgr su; re iietG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

q Rev. R BrasHAA. Rector Of St. Pauls
Hoookea g expected 10 preach at the Church OF the
Good Shepherd, corner Of Market and Monroe .ts on
Sunday evening. Service at O'Clock Service. as usu
Il .nro-sh tha dsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

SEARS Pictorial WoRKs.-Parents Teachers
supernendents and Trustees OF Common Schools
Farmers, Mechanics, and all, indeed who haze any de-
increase their OF useful information on the
subjects embraced in these volumes, earnestly
treated examine these works before they throw away
their money the trash than trash, that
is rapidly inundating the country Published at
l2s Nsssaust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07
The Latc Fre.het.

A. feared the injury 70 properly along the
wste. BY the heavy rains very
TIE Cumberland Civilian OF Tuesday says that the
OF the IL that neighborhood has rarely been
eou.led Il adds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

z The trlsI OF Henry c. Marx. for shooting John
Cusick Last Summer called or yesterday n the
Ccu-r Of Sessions aHd the evidence Will commence 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

II There was an error yesterday in notice
of DR.. Richs Gymnasium in Crosby-st. He does
propose devote the institution ladies exclusively for
the whole time but only during certain conyenien,
hours of every d.y
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10
THE RATTLE SNAKE

Gives timely warning before it strikes the ia
tai blow. Does not consumption also warn YOU
OF its insidious attacks and ultimate danger!
How often have you been advised by your friends
to get rid of your cough and pain in your breast,
by the use of some proper medicine; but YOU
have minded them not! Ere long you will seek
relief when in all probability, it will be to late.
How happy are they who early become ac-
quainted with DIR. Duncan's Expectorant Rem
edy, for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and Difficulty of
breathing, pain in the side and breast. These
are the most prevailing symptoms of an ap-
Consumption, and should be attended
to at once. A few bottles of DR.. Duncan's VAL
liable Medicine will remove all these distressing
from the system.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10
MARINE DISASTER.
THIRTY LIVES LOST.

/
The New York correspondent of the PbiIa.
dePhla Ledger, writing from the city on Sunday
afternoon says:-
Slips from the office of the Neport (R. Il
Herald, dated yesterday, were this morning re,
celyed by private hands; announcing the sinkino
OF the brig Sutledge, at Marha's Vineyard. and
the attendant loss of thirty HUes. The princi-
pal particulars of this dreadful catastrophe |
condense into as brief space as possible.
The Sutledge, Captain Graham. of and from
Plcton, for Fall River, sailed on the 10Th instant
with 56 passengers, men, women and children
and ON Saturday morning, about O'Clock, the
weather being thick and foggy, shegsruck on the
Sow and Pigs, a ledge of rocks in the VINEYARD:
soon after which the tide caused her to slew
round and she backed off the ledge, filled and
went down bow foremost, in ten fat6ons water.
Previous to her going down, the boat was GOT
out and the passengers rushed into it. when the
Captain gave orders to shove her from the BRIG.
lie then jumped overheard and swan to the boat,
and kept her as close to the brig as possible, pick
ing up such as jumped into the water. The
whole number thus picked up alive was thirty
one.
The schooner Dusky Sally, being near, sent
her boat to assist and succeeded in saving six
more alive, who were in the water, and three
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10
MORE OF TIE ODioUs TAy LAW

10" IT oiEaArEs rs Muss.-The editor Of tlic
-oIegs County Times has been furnished bv The
heigs county auditor with tabular statement Of b,
amount Of taxable property returned in that county
in the years 1874, 10, and no.
From thisit appears that in 1914 the whole amount
oI taxable property was sI6i9sg; in I8Bitis s37o-
~ being ga increase of saO5,435. That il. this
"odious tax law" has brought upon the list. in that
single county, the sum Of TWO uusBneD AND rrvr
THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND ruIErY-rlyF poLL,ps
WHICH under the old law was entirely exempt from
uaAauon' The amount Of merchants and manpfac-
''eFs stock &c brought on to the list this wear BY
'He operation of this "Odous law" exceeds be whole
amount OF personal property listed in the year 1914
merchants and manufacturers stock, &c altogatber
some THIRTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. How this ,s,ch-
.a "a" will oppress those who have hitherto borne
The burthon Of taxation!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10
WHERE is DAVID TOM

0lhce adopting his new principles of currency, de-
struction to all banks, and the ntroducton of hard
money, David has not shown himself to the people
when the Wing Legislature of last winter adontnd
system OF taxation upon fair and equitable princ-
PieS' bringing as far as practicable, every species Of
property upon the grand levy, it was believed bv the
Locolocos that this law could be so tortured and mis-
represented before its benefits could be tastod b, +
people, that Davids destructive currency nrincnIas
would be forgotten and his election rendered certain
But to make assurance doubly sure, not knowing
what change might come over the spirit of David,s
dreams, should he undertake to speak for himself
they have determined that David shall write no more
ietters ana make no more speeches in this campaign
And although our candidate, "Billy Bebb conscious
OF the correctness of his principles and believing
that the people have the right to demand of their SER
wants. declaration of their political creed has beer
visiting town after town. and county after coprt,
addressing crowds in relation to the pripcnles that
ahall govern his administration should ba bo n,ao
Aext Governor of Ohio, and although he has decla-
ed his desire to meet David before the peope and d
cuss these measures still David's lips are sealed
we didthink when Mr.. Bebb passed into Davids own
county, expressing his desire to meet his opponent
that David would take the field and let fly one speech
at venture. But he seems disposed to act upon the
safe policy that discretion is the better part of val
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10
ARMY ORDERS-RTM0R-

The Washington correspondent of the PhiIadel-
phio American in relation to the appointment of Gen.
Taylor to be Major General states that the command
OF the army IS now committed to his hands,-hat the
plan of operations was transmitted to him on
the 18th of June. Gen. Taylor is to march against
the city of Mexico Gen. Wool is to hold in check
the provinces of chihuahua and Coahula and Col.
hearney, (now Brgadior GenoraD is to take possess
sion of Santa Fe
The order to this effect, the most important trans
mittcd to him for three months, was issued on the
18th of June.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10
THE MAREEnS

STEUDENvILLE, July 8.-Flour, per barrel, 50 50.
wheat, per bushel 80 cents; beef, per barrel, SO:
pork per barrel, from $ll to SI3.
PITTsBURGH, July Flour, per barrel, from So
90 to S3; wheat, per busheI, 50 cents; bacon, per
pound, shoulders Il cents sides, Il as, hams A
B; wool, per pound, from IS to % cents
CINCINNATI, July Flour per barrel, from s.
% to ~ 50; wheat per bushel, 80 cents; pork per
pound, hams A cents shoulders from 2& to 3, sides
from a to a; lard, from 5 to 81 cents wool, per
pound, from 20 to 26 cents.
NEW YORK, JUNE 26-Flour per barrel, from So
623 to $4 l84; pork, per barrel from 8 to $40 37I
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10
THE APPROACHING CONTEST

lHo tiHe Is last apPros S5FG when the people vii
nave to decide what principles shall govern the ad
minstration of affairs in Ohio for another voor
Locolocoism in Ohio with regard to State policy has
7 not changed since the nomination of David Tod
With regard, then, to the question of currency, the
people can have no doubt of the course that will be
pursued should David Tod be made our next Govorn
Or and the party advocating his doctrines hold the
power IN the Legislature. "Uncompromising hostil-
ty to the system Of Banking adopted by the Wbic
Legislature" Hard curency-gold and sver-bow
musical the sound. Yes, strike from the statute the
Banking Law now in force-from existence t5e hanks
created thereby, and from circulation the amount or
their issues,-and what will be the RESULT win rod
andsvert the vacuum! No. Indiana, Illinois. Mich
igan, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New York RorI,
paper or State scrip, at various rates of discount
VIII make up the circulation. Tosay nothing of the
advantage Of accommodation to merchants uanpf,c-
turers, and our whole business community bv means
OF discounts and exchange which must he disnnpsod
with. The day has not yet come when the peopIe or
ONO Will decide against all banks. When. bv tbo
cry of BANK REFORM, the people for season MA
hands
Locoiocos, to find them regardless of their pIedoos
adopting themost destructive measures, thew learned
lesson that will not soon be forgotten When thew
chose delegates to nominate David Tod the Self and
before those delegates could assemble at Columbus
found David Tod had become Hard; anunconproroi
sing Hard, they were taught lesson on the subject
OF ProgressI0e Democracy which will be remember
cd until the Cd Tuesday of Octobcr and when these
delegates, chosen to advocate the nomination of Da
od Tod The S9 in violation of all princples of yoo,
iemocracy--in violation of the rights of those thew
we're pledgedto represent in nomination Dn-
I'D Tod The Hard they learned that democracy as if
S now played, differs from fixed rules of honor, ms
ice, and plain dealing, and has dwindled to a moro
'ame for office From these frequent instances of
1olated faith on the part of Locotoco eaders-tbo
eople have learned to distrust these democonos Il
nd will doubtless show by their votes that the chan
es of Locooco leaders are made too rapidly and too
egardess of old Gland marks" to be followed and II
PProved by those who look only to the public well AZ
ire,
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REGULAR TOASTS

me dGy~e celebrate. Mayfuture generations.
enjoying the blessings of freedom we enjoy, as
semble as we assemble, and commemorate the
day throughout all coming time.
George Washington. The father of his coun-
try. y ''' ''''i'-
The Sages Of the Rero7ution. They have Sc
cured, by their labors, a fame that will endure,
whlle freedom has name or liberty an advo,
1ae President Of the United States. May his
prove as glorious and useful as the
expectation of his friends is ardent and conf.
dent. 0'-'-i
The Congress Of the United States. The Re.
Presontatlves of the only free people on earth.
May their acts prove monuments of wisdom.
and may all classes aided and protected in the ex-
gicl99 am ol thelr privileges unite in the paudis
well done good and faithful servants.''
me Senate Of the United States. The most
llgnliiod assembly of froemen on earth. When
'ur country needs the counsel of the wise The
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10
CARROLL. NnIIrNrrrpc

Ameeting Of this company has been called for
SATURDAY NEXT. When this company was dischar.
ged Massllon, desire was expressed by the mem
bers, to have at least one more mcetino when tbey
could take each other by the hand,
weep DER their wounds, or tales of sorrow done.
Shoulder their slaves and show how fields were won
Many Of them are desirous to keep up the orr,ni-
@aIloh o the company, How far this may be practi-
cable VIII perhaps be ascertained on Saturday. We
should not have advised meeting during the harvest
season. but many Of those who would most likely be
prevented attending on account of the labors of the
season. were desrous to have the meeting at the time
II mas been fixed upon. We hope that the attendance
OF every member in the county may be had. We
have no doubt the meeting will be to all pleasant
one, and the volunteers will receive from the citizens
Of our town welcome greeting
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10
MAsTER COGMEssIONER's SALE.
The State Of Ohio, Carroll county. S.
Simeon Jennings

John BrandPberry, Louiza Brande- In Chancery
bury, JACOB Sterling, Administra-
tor Of Jacob Sterling, deceased.
RY virtue of an alias order of sale issued out Of
the court of common pleas nsaid county in this
cause, & to me directed will offer for sale at pub
lie vendue, at the door of the court house in Car
roIton, in said county,
On the Hsth day of August, A. D. 1850.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A NJ. and o.
clock, P. NJ Of said day, the following described
real estate, situate in said county of Carroll, and
State OF Ohio, to wit; the northeast quarter of sec
ton thirty-six, township fifteen and range five, con-
tanning one hundred and four acres and thir,yeght
hundredths OF an acre, be the same more or less.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master CommissionerIn Caancery.
July 10, 1846-39-5t. Pr. fee 60 so.
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ELen a. ~. So. -L-..---.l
MR. nRRp.s ArporNr.i....rr ~.

w '".f t.st 81 At.l.alEIUE Room.
e., Colpaju July la, 1916.
dI- b-a3' iha wing nominee lJr Governor s,'r'
44lf f1 d. i.iiow-ciuze1s at the times and uIs-as
PC Rlaisl bsi9w To meet thare appointment
g. q ~Al require Of Mr. D. physical ial5r. ogergg.
lnlt.d, blt ha IS not tAs maa o. laeh af hard.
snip when duty calls, but Ike o.d " Ronol o.a
Aea4y,' meets every emergency IN triumph.
/ hebes2-at general turn oull l1 greet him "a,
every appointment All casks IS "a li'rbear;ro.
10 enaI.s Him 70 ksapfp tIsapp9intu.
d Wiii BE- aac sary that efficient means If com
Feyahcs from place r. place be always in r.q Il.
ness Omlrands will aHandlJ that duv.
word asioths issue between the political mar.
u1s. The h9c1iDc1s, ia Ill s.r hg, has. T., p.fr
down 'hg S1gTs Of thair own party, proclaim l5lH
ana long td.irctaual opgysiri01t9a,fla1te rba.r
pure and arIsAyloye fora harl currency. and fh.sr
uul.grJ.e discrimination 10 bring tas p.a1f. or
ONO 10 drink once more The busrd--gs of q cr-.
r.Hcy yluaIad. Bat from ths patriotic o1g1eif;,r
Oh many Of The Sqftg, who would not obey the
3eha5is Of tho harris, they soon f.lt lheir im9y.
,thcy to regain power under the ISSUE offered N.
" h.g' IN moment Of phreazy. have ever since
Dstl covcrily and maanly casting about 10 .b.g
lhs issue then so arrogalriy made.
We charge Wings then, of every pral. from,
lh5 boy able to manage the p1p-gi4 ug 10 him
who can wio.d PaiXhan Of the largest cal--r.
to Keep constant fire upon the whole line Of
Baak DeSirHctres until the last ballot is depozff.
ed The second tuesday Of OctJb.rngxt. Their.
suit will be the discontinue Of the dgstrctycg so
that they will only be remembered as the loatbeJ
hard money faction Of Ohio.
All the aid thetay laws needs from its friends is
that they every where truly exhibited the amoug,
and the kind of properly ii brings uDon the tax
st, that the result may b. contras,ed with the ar
'essments under former laws. To su,nose ann,
hing more isneodcd to rsnderit themost nonnIar
a" upon our statute book IS to underrate the good
ense and intelligence of the people.
1t is expected that pron,ina1t ivbi, ,,o.r--...
VIII iaIi IN at different points upon Mr. Bsbbs
cute, and aid him in his arluous duties.
The Innntiure ttrll Lg. = II
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estate OF N0vify Wees

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Executor on the es-
tate of Moritz Wees, late of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased All persons indebted to said estate are re-
CURED to make immediate payment and those having
clals' to present them, legally proven for settle
ment, within one year from this date.
ROBERT WALSER, Executor.
July 10, lS46-S9-3t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10
GENERAL STIDGEP

regret to see among the volunteer toasts drank
at Harlem Springs, several hits at Gen. Stidger Al
the time requisition was made upon Ohio for vol.
unteers the General was on the eve of starting east
with drove of horses He postponed poipr for
some days for the purpose of receiving any orders
that might be directed to him. The order of the Ma.
Jor General Of this Division directing the meetnp el
this Brigade, was received, and his own orders for
mastering the Brigade by Regiments, were made out
before the General started from home. His attend
ance then, was of tteimportance, he thought, hilst
his business rendered it necessary for him to start at
as early day aspossible. The delay attending the
mastering of the Brigade, and the mastering of it by
Regiments, was, perhaps, the principal cause of the
discharge of the Carroll volunteers This has indu-
ced some to express their feelings little hastily
The mere fact of his departure at that particular time
had an awkward appearance which couldonfv be re-
moved by explanation. Much lenitv is due TO each
other during these perous times. The movements Of
men and the oppression Of sentiments are oftenunac
hasty, and call for the exercise of orbear
mce on the part Of friends.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-07-10

Sarah Swan Administrative Of the es-1
tate ol ZephaniGh Swan, deceased.
In Cbancorv
Edward Baret, Isaac Atkinson, and
Henri Tope.
AOIICE Is hereby given to Henry Tone. whose
pace oI residence is unknown, that on the lst
Gay OF july, A. ID. 1876 Sarah Swan. Administr,-
ta& Of the estate Of Zephaniah Swan. deceased f.
Iea IN the clerks Office Of the court Of common pleas
Tor sad COUNT Of Carroll her bin in chancers. a
ganst Edward Baret, Isaac Atkinson, and said Henry
Iope, which said bin is now pending wherein said
complainant charges that she, as Administrative of
the estate Of Zephaniah Swan, deceased, obtained
TWO judgments before John Gregg Esq. Justice az
the peace Tor Perry township in said count, for a.
bout the sum Of siXt -four dollars against said Fd
ward Baet and Henry Tope, which said iudgmcnts
remain unpaid, &c, and that said Baret Is not pos-
sessed oil any property whereon to levy to satisfy said
Judgment, &c, that said Baret has the equitable tide
to lot number two Of Isaac Atkinson's addition or
extension of Lisbon street, in the town Of CARROLL
ton, that said Baret holds said lot BY contract with
SAID Iope, and that said Tope held the same bv vir
tue Of a contractwith Isaac Atkinson. in whom tho
legal title to said lot is vested The bin pravs tlat
'ad lot may be sold and the proceeds applied to tb
payment OF said judgments and costs: the said deen
ants are further notified that unless thev appear and
'esd answer or demur to said bill within stv davs
liter the next term OF said court, the said conlain
mt at the next term thereafter, viii apply to said
ourt to take the matters of the bill as true and con-
essed and to decree thereon accordingly.
ECkLEY & DAVIS,
Solicitors for complainant.
July 10, l8i8-39-6t. Pr. fee S6.