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FOR RENT,

TUX KEN T.,
O. For the ensuing year, that desirable
Hzaz BRICK DWELLING, on the East side of
[alCrawford street, and opposite the residence
of MIR. Jno. w. Collins.
Also, a very convenient and comfortable WOOD
on DinwidIie, at the intersection of
Tornpkins.
Also, a comfortable HOUSE on Bart street, at
present occupied by Mr.. VIM. Guy.
And for rent or sale, a WORK SHO on Water
street, at the entrance of Capt. VIM. BenthalI,s
Lumber Yard, and every description of Carpenters
TOOLS Tor house work, with them a Morticing Ma
chlne and a Circular Saw, a lot of new Window
sash and Frames suited for a wooden house; all of
which Will he sold low. For terms apply to Wm.
Brooks, or THOS. BROOKS L.
Oct Cts
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FOR RENT.

TON ENI
a For the ensuing year, a farce and comma.
~ dious BRICK HOUSE, on Middle street. at
oJprescnt occupied by Mrs. Bilisoly and next
door to the subscriber.
Also, two other TENEMENTS, on the north side
OF QUEEN, between Middle and Court streets. at
present occupied by Mr.. Wilson Williams, thew
are new and In good order to good tenants the
rent will be low. For terms apply to
Oct 6-6t* VIM RENprArI
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y Just RECEIVED a full supply of the following
valuable and genuine Prep. rations. We warrant
every article sold by us 10 be the genuine and di'
rect from the hands of the Proprictors - - "O
Sands Sarsaparilla, BristoI,s S,rs,n,,iuo
Hungarian Balsam Life RulI,s Sarsanau,
Syrup Tar and Naphtha DR.. Javnc,s Prcnnro,;on.
Tarrant's Aperiert Doctor. Sw,vncts $50
Sugar Coated Pills will CTnrrn "'''P
All-Healing Ointment Crimson Tc,tnr tyesh
indian Vegetable Pills Lucina Cordial "
Danuclol ana Tomato Swaim's Panacea
r"naCea FahnestoCk's Vcrmifuge
,oucN 5 ranacca Brinckerhof's Medicine
sure core Ague and Fee Barnes Pile Lotion
yer rms Hays Linimcnt for Piles
"isGr,S Bdisam Wild e.. Gardeners Liniinent,
Cherry &c , &c.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS orr CIsSS
&c, &c, which will be sold at Inc ve,y Lo,rcst -
ces. CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent,
Member Of the Philadelphia College of
Vet Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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New BOOKS. Tive Lives; or, To Sem and

NJ BOOKS. Tive Lives; or, To Seem and
~ to BE, by Maria ]. Mcintosh, author of .. Con.
qucst and Self Conquest 0'-
Vols. LIST and 2nd Guizot's History of Civiliza ton.
Light In the Dwellings; or, A Harmony of the
-FOUR Hospcls; with very short and simple remark s.
ADAPTED to reading at family prayers, and arranged
In 800 Sections, for every dav in the year-bv the
author of " Live upon Line" SC.
Lane'on Parsonage: a tale. bv tho a,,hor IS
" Gertrude" Amy Herbert,' SC.
Count Julian or, The Last Days of the Goth n
Historical Romance. For sale by
Octl 10 w III. III. HODGES & CO
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VIGOROUS BUrTER.-' Shall | help you TO
.hs outer r. said a landlady to one of her guests.
LINT tronble YOURSELF" was the reply, .' the
outer Is plenty strong enough TO help i,self.''
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AIDES SANDAL SLIPPERS AND
- TIE First introduced in Nor
folk. }. III. has just returned from the
North, and is now opening a few pairs of the above
beautiful Shippers and Ties, obtained by particular
favor and made only by Mcintosh, of Philadclphia.
We shall be glad to SHOW these TO the ladies.
We are also opening this morning,
200 pairs Mcintosh Slippers and Tiles
20J do Children's Morocco Shoes
rs do French Slippers
so do Half Caters new pattern
Besides many other scasonablc Goods.
New York Boot and Shoe Store
j. II. GREGORY.
8 Leather Trunks, for sale at Philadelp hia cost
prices. Oct e
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nRY GOODS AT AUCTIoN.-on THURs
- DAY evening next at Z O'Clock, we shall
proceed to sell at public auction, for cash, at the
Store lately occupied by Russell & Eskridge. ali
the Stock of DRY GOODS in said Store. The sale
of. LLOYD w WILLIAMS po''
90, sAM'L. M. WILSON, Trustees.
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20 Sides best quality Oak Tanned Sole
or Pump Leather, weighing not lcssS per lb
than % lbs per hide
20 sides heavy oak tanned Belt LeatherS
of the very best quality and largcstS do
8 Sides of the heaviest and largest size
Leather used for Smiths Bellows Der side
oak tanned and of the best quality
z doz Patent Screw Wrenchcs of three
sizes, with handles of wood, for each
inch, inch and 2 inch nuts
doz large Iron Screw Braces do
grocc patent Nail Cimblets, assorted sizes do
do do Spike do do do
2 doz Hollow Punches, of cast steel, s
inches long, of various sizes do
8 doz Hack Saw BLADES, asst'd lengths2
IN equal proportions from 10 to 20 do
400 lbs Iron Behring'S pcr In
"oz PAIR Hound Pliers each
l do do Flat do do
do do Cutting do do
do Spring Calipers of small sizes do
4 pair do Dividers do do
2 do small hand Bellows do
g doz corn Brooms, bound with copper or
brass wire per doz
doz Grindstones, 90 to q inch. diameter do
l groce Chalk Lines, 60 feet long, of the
usual size and best quality do
l piece Black Co 5on Velvet, 81 in. wide, -per yd
~ I'm NO. ! oand Papcr per roam
w 40 NO.. do do
2SO lbs Packing Yarn for Steam Engines per ID
Innn H. -
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

LINE TO
Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Wushinpto
and Alexandria.
49,. Fare to Richmond and
B1-JLANnai ct rsburg, rs cents only,
@IfAg including meals.
Fare to fredericksburg.
SAUL 10 Washington and Alexandria, $3.50.
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A. M
me quick and beautiful low pressure Stea mcr
Augusta, running in connexion with the Ricbmond
and Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wriebt,s wharf
Mt 6 A. M, for the above cities and towns Pass"r
gers breakfast on board the Augusta and arrive at
Port Waiihnll at halt past IL. M, where trains leave
immediately Tor both Petersburg and Richmond.
at Richmond about , p. Nj, about two bonrs ~ %Su
vance OF the old James River Line, and in a Roat
unsurpassed IN her accommodation, and the atten-
non oil hcr olilccrs > the comfort of her passengers.
returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc
te' sburg every Monday, Wednesday and Fridav
at half past s A. M, breakfast on boa I'd the Anpns,
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past I p. NJ.
VIII pc pert elvcd from the above, that this
SoUliortaoie ana expeditions line gives to Dersons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity OF transacting it and returning NV the
BOAT OF next morning, so as TO be absent from their
homes a single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual lardines n,
James RIVER to take in and put out way travel and
made. S"i
The public may rest assured that il is tho detor-
'nination of the Proprietors to keep no This Line
permanently; and to accommodate travellers be-
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
petersburg. and the Cities of the District of Colum-
bla, In the best manner and at the lowest rates
For further information, tickets or Crei oht annlr
To- -, w. II GARNETT & Co
N. u. The central position of the r q p r p
a;ePPt IN richmond, and its contiguity to the prin-
Cipal Hotels, and place OF star ting of the Car. from,
the North and West, and the Canal Packets e.
i'ynchburg, adds TO the economy as well az The
o J thls Line Oct3
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, ,

SEALED Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
the delivery of the following articles at the Navy
yard, until the 30th of June, 1917.
NO. 1.-SHIP ~CHANDLERY N HARD.
WARE.
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Dor RENTING RESIDENCE and STORES
formerly occupied by DR.. VIM. Collins, near
the Crawford House. Possession given on tbe L.,
of January, 1877. Apply to Mr.. John w. Collins
or1o S. WHEELER.
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MEX SREEK, FRENCH AND ITAL-

IN DETSCtt AN ID IVA L.
~ IAN BOOKS.-First Greek Lessons, by Tho
mas kerchever Arnold, NJ. A, Rector Lyndon and
late fellow OF Trinity College, Cambridge-re-ar-
Spencer, A. NJ.
Ollendorn's New Method of learning to Road
Write and Speak French. '
OllcndUrfPs New Method of learnino In Road
Write and Speak Italian. ~
Arnold's Cor nelius Nepos with answered oues-
tons and initiative exercises.
. Key to OllendorfPs Method of learning French.
Key do do do ItaIian
STANDARD Pronouncing Dictionary of the French
ana English Languages; in two parts. Part LIST,
French and English. Part 2nd, English and
French, by Gabriel Surenne, F.. A.. s.. E., French
Ieachcr in Edinhurg, Corresponding Member of
inc french Grammatca Society of Paris, and au.
thor Of several work. on Education. For sale bv
oct iO W.. II. III. HODGES & co.
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o.,,Sui9 ipi hdtIDIlS y lOiI -
AUG. A. NICHOLSON.

TL. 49,: Q" 'nnH'S'VT NIHIIHe COrp5,
stone, Philadelphia the Boston Post and Boston
Times, Boston the Herald. News, Globe, Journal
OF and Courier & Enquirer, New York:
Norfolk Beacon. Norfolk He, aid, the New Era.
Va; Richmond Enquirer: the Alex,
andrla Gazette, Alexandria, Va; and the Pensa-
cola Gazette, will give the above three insertions
each per week, and send an account, accompanied
by one printed copy of the ad advertisement, 10 this
office for payment. OcI "a
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EOUS.
MEDICAE GARD

Tx; L.N.. NEWTON tenders his Profession.
x al Services to the Public, and may be found
a, Mr. Hits Boarding House, in Gosport, near the
Navy Yard, at all times. except when he is absent
On business. Sept 24-lm
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TEMPERANCE.

Ata meeting of the Norfolk City Total Absti-
nence Society, on Monday evening, 9Th October,
1910 an extract from a letter was read, which had
society, from General John III Cooke, of Fluvapna
county respecting a proposed visit of Mr.. John Ii.
nousn, to some of the counties of Virginia, during
me ioiowing winter months; after which the fol-
loving resolution was passed:
heS0lced, That this Society highly approve of the
circular received from Gen. Cooke, and heartily
Hohcur In the plan therein set forth in relation to
ee services of Mr.. Cough and, further, that it is
SIvisaple to publish said Circular in the papers of
norloik and Portsmouth, in order, the more readily
subject. ' "Po" 'e
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WIN. REID, Esu.

Of +" may not be improper to remark, that in view
obumae greatness Of the cause, the most important
ta2rut 70 be acc accomplished, and the extraordinary
icc, ~ which will be brought to bear upon the sub.
cir cir Uy acting upon the plan suggested in the above
con JIJh'ar' the friends Of Mt. Cough in Virginia,
arc not consent to terms inferior to those which
ter J = Cough will be invited, and, after his mas
m ;,y Efforts, the friends of the cause in tho Old Do.
m ..o propose TO allow him o liberal. though not
iec, NTayagant reward, and one worthy Of The OBJ
ON !; without regard to any solicitation, whatever,
tho W. part. II Is, therefore, confidently hoped thai
MA" uJacent counties will chcerfully concur i'm the
giynn ~ operations to be pursued i'm FIuvanna, and
SbicE Lne carly and prompt attention to tie subject,
'1m.Ch 1T demands.
rSSoulnunications upon the sui jcct, should be adj.
bv oseeo, without delay to Mr.. w. Reid of this citv.
'TIGnom they viii be faithfully attended to.
sigrme plan. proposed in the Gre uiar, is not de.
ciIv 70 interfere with Mr.. Coughs visit to the
exSc, according to previous ARA cement, nc Is
copp ~ to lecture here in November, whether the
'"'y scheme be carried on or not.
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VALUABLE PREPARATION.-Dr, Nc
W Mmnu1s EIIYIR nE npIIn1 w

VALUABLE PREPARATION.-Dr. Nc
muun's ELIXIR OF. OPIUM, new Chemical
PREPARATION. II is a we'll ascertaincd fact, that
stance, but is found, by chemical enalysis to CON
ea!n tne mecouate Of Morphia, Codein and Mar
Celn, whlch are valuable elements and Narcotine,
iouo principles. and full proper ms of the greatest
nulnoer OF which are contatzDa in Laudanum,
PaIegoric' Black Drop, Denarcotized Laudanum,
hitherto made. '" ""' i"S
This Elixir of Opium, retains only the Morphine
Codein ana Narcein, and these in combination with
its native Meconic Acid. ~"
Or Physicians who arc anxious to have +, no,e
perfect knowledge of this valuable nrenaration
viii call at the Drug and Chemical store. Sign of
the Big Mortar. y"
CHAS. II. HEINlTSH, Agent.
Member Of the PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE of
Oci9 Medicine, Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRps.
Q~UARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
Washington, Oct. -, 1916.
SEPARATE Proposals will be received at This
- 0fhce nntil 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on MONDAY,
the 9th day of November next, for furnishing Ra..
tons to the United States Marines at the SDliowing
places for the year 1877, viz:
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport, (near Norfolk, } Virginia:
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District of Columbia.
Each ration to consist of one pound and n QUAR-
ter OF fresh beef, or three-quarters of n pound of
mess pork; eighteen ounces of bread, or superfne
flour, at the option of the Government: and at the
rate OF six pounds of good coffee, twelve pounds of
.ne pest New Orleans sugar, eight quarts of the
best white beans, four quarts of vinegar, two quarts
OF salt four pounds of good hard brown soap, and
one and a half pounds of good hard dipped talIow
candles to each hundred rations.
Inc beef required shall be delivered on the order
OF the commanding officer of each. station. either
IN bulk or by the single ration, and shall consist of
the best and most choice portions of the carcass.
The pork to he No. l prime mess pork, and the
groceries OF the best quality of the kinds named,
subject to inspection.
NO bid will be entertained unles accompanied bv
me names OF two sureties, responsible for the faith.
ful performance of the contract.
TO be endorsed Proposals for Rations f,r 1917 -
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CIRCULAR.
SinO OLA IL.
Bremo, Sven Islands p. O. }
Fluvanna Coz
Sept. 18th, 1916.

MIR. John B. Cough. SO extensively known as The
Saeat champion of Temperance, is now Mt my
uIuIe, on his way to his residence, near Boston,
Nv mas been directed by his Physician, since his
tsPPeaklng, and remain quietly at his home, until
ut hrst OF November next, when he expects to re-
WI u virginia, and spend some months among
yr ~: nc VIII then devote one week to each county
"a may employ him, and viii deliver five adj
''Ses, during the timc-one ON a Court day. If il
~ be 30 arranged.
me friends of Mr.. Cough have fixed the com.
Pehsdtlon which he ought to receive from each
iountY' Tor one weeks services, at & = The paw
- MS own expenses of every kind y and, to pre-.
reht any difficulty, it rs deemed advisable that the
tho W" y should be placed in depositc in Bank, or in
w na"ns oil some responsible person, to- be Daid
W MN, as soon as the services are completed.
Why oDJect OF addressing you is 10 ascertain,
NJ 'H ~ your county would wish to avail itself of
SO. IT, Uugns services, on the above terms; and if
i, umer consulting with the friends of Temperance
a%your section, and making the necessary notTeycd
"a auuseInents' upon being informed of your wish.
COM ~ W give us pleasure to be the medium of
Tuulnun,catlonD between you and Mr.. Gourh.
me labors of an efficient aud cloonent 7ectpror
rNe mr.. Cough, are greatly needed in Viroin:a
p"aucelariy in the present crisis of the TeHIipcr.
""ee cause. 1t Is the intention of tbis co,ntv pJ
perhaps of other counties of our State 10 nc,
wy Legislature at its approaching session. fo, the
p's9oge OF a law (similar to the New York act1
!; o'Ii'g the License Question to the people and
- all important that they should be enlightened
"nu prepared to vote understandingly upon the
ftinSJect' II we expect to ensure a glorious ternina.
u0n TO our efforts.
d; iR Eiuvenne County, l do not anticipate any
u.inCulty in raising the necessary sum, for one
siT yeH services. II is proposed to circulate FIVE or
10 subscription lists, by mans Of influential
tom OF the cause, throughout the different sec
NIne OF signing. But each county of co,,rac will
SgSopt that plan, which it may Judge best suitod To-
0"'Ot Tue purpose.
Very respectfully, Yours,
TnTgNT r. o.V
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COFFEE.--2OO bags old Java, Laguyra and
~ Rio COFFEE, for sale by J. Wills
Oct S
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w 90
do Flat smooth Float Files. 10 inch. do
? do Smooth Safe Edge do II do do
do do do do s do do
do hest quality No. l, busting Brushes do
l do long handled Hair Brooms, or Brush
es, of the largest size and best quality do
I do Wire lined Pitches, (assortcd) do
2 do Sable Hair Pencils do
do large sizcl varnist Brushes, beat quality do
2 do Iron bound Varnish Brushes do
; ; do do sd da Tools So No. DO :, best quality do
6 do best ground Paint Brushes do
do do unground do do
do largest size and best quality White
Wash Brushes do
2 lbs best quality Russia Brisiles ocr In
2 doz Stock Brushes, [per sample, to be
,oo FURNISHED at the rard1 per doz
y" u nara "hite IaHow per Id
CLASS NO. 2.-LUMBER N BUILDING MA.
TERIALS.
$1,000 feet Merchantablc White Pine
Boards of the best quality per M n
SUI squares ~ inch Queens Imperial
or best Pennsylvania Slate per SQUARE
375 casks good fresh burnt Lime ne, cask
, to 5000 bushels fresh water, clear
Angular Sand for cement ner br.bel
2 or 300 casks Of Nelson & Browns
fresh manufactured Cement ner casl,
CLASS NO. 3.-PAINTS, OILS. &c.
'o no . Dry Whltc Lead, pure per ID
400 lbs Copperas do
500 lbs Whiting w
~ gai9 pure Linseed Ol'' raw per gall
30 do Olive or Sweet do, common do
% % d 10 f sou mnite onalk per ID
25 do Flour do Wv
100 do best quality Glue do
30 do Shellac w.
20 do Sal Ammoniac do
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BACON AND LA 900 lbs So~uthamp.
ID ton BACON, Hams and Hog Round.
20 kegs No. l and 2 LARD, Tor sale by
Oct6 WILLS & co.
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FOR RENT.

dy 5 bbls New Peach Brandy, per Kali Road.
,oc safe oy WILLS & co.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-04
From the american Flag.
THE WAR.

As soon as the reply of the Mexican Govern.
ment TO our overtures for peace was made known
the press Of the United States, without respect to
party, almost unanimously advocated prosecu-
ton ofthe war, and pretty much upon the same
terms that we have recently urged-that is, to
live upon the enemy as much as possible and
convince the people that our object is to WAR
until we obtain our rights. Even the "Union,"
the organ of the Government, has changed its
tone, and urges the Administration 10 pursue
different course of operations. As the "Union"
is known to shwdow forth the views of the Exc
cutive, its outgivingS on this head may be consid-
cred as indicative of its future course.
This revolution in the public mind was brought
about some time before the news of the siege of
Monterey had reached them, and at time, too,
when the "knowing ones" were sanguine that
there would be no opposition to our entrance in.
to that town. When the accounts reached them
ofthe terrible conflict, and Of the loss of gallant
lives in that action, it undoubtedly increased the
desire for activity and vigor, and it is certain
that the Valley of the Mississippi is again in
commotion, and the people, at the first invita-
tion will rush to the theatre of war, with an en-
thusiasm and in numbers unexampled in our his
tory.
All the regulars now at home have been or
dered out here, and important posts have been
left in the charge Of Corporal's guard. Many
recruiting officers, who left here after the battles
Of May, are en- route with their recruits. Gen.
Jesup has been ordered TO the Rio Grande TO su-
perintend the supplies, and everything argues un-
precedented activity for the future.
The opinion generally prevails at this time that
Tampico will be Immediately taken--by Patterson
and the navy-and depotestablished there, from
whence supplies can be taken to San Luis Potosi
"a considerable distance, probably, by the river
where force will concentrate foi the purpose
of moving on to the city Of Mexico.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-04
Oct. goth, 1915.


In few weeks, the General Assembly of Ohio
will be in session. From present indications, the
coming session will be one of undated interest
The LOcofocos in that body will spare no effort to un-
settle the legislation of the last two years. Having
themselves, for several preceding years. had possess
sion Of the State, they turned deaf ear to the petit
tons andremonsrances of the people, while the pub
lie treasury thrown wide open to the Unsuitable
demands of their Bates, Yontz, Murine, and other
worthless of that kidney. With public debt of twen
tv millions saddled upon the people-and mountain
of sins unatoned for by any public benefit-they will
renew their efforts to foist themselves once more in
to power, that they may again pay fantastic tricks"
before an injured constituency. Whatever may be
the faults of that pary-and they are legion they
possess one trait which might well be initiated by
better men; and that is, indomitable perseverance
underreverses. No other party could sustain ITSELF
and hold up its brazen front to an insuted commun
ty, after such signal rebukes as have been admins
tered to it within the last few years. Yet it seems
nothing daunted by these repeated demonstrations of
popular disapprova-but goes on, planning and per-
petrating wrong, regardless of the mischief they
may produce, or on whose pate it NAV fall Judging
from the acts of some Of their leaders, one might
suppose they verify think the shines, and the earth
yields its fruits, for their sole benefit and behoof 1t
-behooyes the Wings to be evigant-always ready to
meet their adversaries at every point.
We shall spare no pains to be prepared to give a
prompt and comprehensive account of the proceed
ings OF the Legislature, together with the current
news OF the day. The Journal will be published du-
ring the session daily, tri-weekly and weekly.
Terms FOR THE SEssIoN.-Daily, So; tri-weekly,
81 30; weekly, so cents.
Terms FOR THE YEAR.-Daily during the session
and tri-weeky the remainder of the year, IS; tri-
weekly, 81; weekly, 50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-04

The United States Gazette makes the following
very appropriate answer to an inquiry addressed
to il: Somebody has asked US how the House Of
Representatives will stand as regards is political
disiVion, having particular reference to vote for
a President, should the election deVolve upon thar
body. If any body will tell US how many States
will be in the Union at that time, we may guess
at an answer. Butthe present Congress is in tho
hands Of the Locos, and they may at once annex
New Mexico, California and some half dozen
other Mexican provinces, as independent States,
and thus single Representative, who cannot pro.
nOunce the yea and nay of Congressional vote,
may in so important a question as the election
of President Of the United States, outvote tho
thirty-four Representatives Of New York. In
England, when the Ministry get hard pushed,
they make Lord" The Locos here. for The
same purpose make "Stale."
A breath can make them,
As = breath has made"