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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07

Mary NJ ; Zane. nd minsirai.iI Of Ebenexer Z,ne
deceased. AleSander II Chapiinc. ereeniof OF
nnpses F" ehaplins, The SAID Alexander. josiah
w%Pcme~y aud Mary Ana h.. " ife. ahd o,Ler.
DeJeNdants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-07

IA ATCuEs! MA1ClIESi-On han4 a large
lYA loi olFniman * Brothers, supcuor Matches,
.lhe best ali,cle 10 mastel; Grimaa nnd Pennsylsa
asa Slatcs; Black AID Blue Ink; a superior article
OF Shoe Bleaching Sc; Comm ~. painted asd Whie
alley Marbles; While wash Bsu,bes from to 10
KNOBS. Fine Amhcf be- a.; Brad combs aud nockia
ccsi With q variety of Gao combs direct from The
manniacnly aud Tor sale ~
car % } AiELLoR. Union 81.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PAYER hy The Rev. MGodv

Payer Ivy the kev. Moody
The Iii 10 erect the new county Of Cass
was read the third time.
Mr.. VaIaudgham moved 20 amend by
way OF ryder, excepting the t6wnsh ps OF
Smith. Greene, Goshen, fPaverund Spring
field, CoiunGana county, from tixallon Tor
the erection 'oE' cout; buildings, Tor ten
years from the raesageot the law creating
said county-~losl, ayes "a. noes So.
After Il Protractrd DISCUSSION, Tue bill
was passed, ayes SO. not@ 26.
Mr.. Barnes moved 10 amend the die oi
the bill, ty inserting Mahoning in.p'ace OF
CasS, so as to correspond with the body Of
the biIl
Mr.. Finn asked for a ditision'o Of the
question, and demanded the oyessnd ro"s
The House refused the division ard the
amendment WIS agreed to.
RIr Walland cham moved to amend by
striking oar Mahoning and insert 80 Till tc
disorgantze the county OF TWmhull and
Columhana, &c., and called for the uycs
and nOe--lot. t.
The tjlr was then agrerdto.
PURSUANT TO joint resolution both branch
.'cs of the Legislature meliu the HAL OF the
Iiousn Of Representatives, and proceeded
20 haIlottor President OF the Beard oI'put.
lie Wo Ks.
0ran Fnllettrccpvcd SO votes,
z. Ransom l8
So Oi@n Follett was declared duly exec
we'd PrPsdcntol the ioard Of Puufc Works
for theterm OF three years Iom the lsr o
april next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
DISEASE OF TIE LUNGS.

How very important is 1t toI those az.
fllclpd to pForNre something TO arrest The
tnsd,ous destroyer, Consumption before
~ rnkes too deep root and destroys life!
Have not Thousands testified TO The bene-
iclaI effect Of DR. BUncan's Expee,o.
rant RrmedV'--a sate and cerrnIn medi
cine, prepared expressly for the cure OF
dis ases # the chest.
Read he testimony OF thousands who
have ben cured by the Inel Y use Uf
lnis medicine. One hottie Is suffirIen',
in mauv cases. 10 test us curailVs vIT-
tues. Whv then pTocresrra,e from time
TO time mil i, he too late!
DR. DIncan's Western v dira' Office
il $50 S. amN'e a.. Cinema tiI, whe 70
h's Med nos are sold wholesale and re.
tad.
Or all Gariy al The slnTe of r At
KlNSON, the Orlv pace wherS lbIs
med c'ne can q hid mt srrolItou
N b Prns,e Office srAchsd Tor the
rPstmpnt end advice Of all classes Of
| dIseA,es.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06

Ihe gentleman from HaGiilton Nj Reeme-
linl IN particular. who cannot wait 10 see
fhe recorded vote, but must trouble the
Cleik OF The House by inquirng show the
gentleman lrem Seneca voted!" Sir, in
order to relieve tue gentleman's great anx-
iety, as TO my voie, II he will listen he
shall always hear il, 1orI shah always speak
in an audible voice. Aud it he wants TO
krow how shall vote on'the issue, (if q
may he called an issue, mace hy the Con-
vention Tor the minority OF than Conven-
tion) held IN this city on The 9Th OF Janua-
~, will say to him. aud all others whom il
may concern, that il am called upon to
vote for David Tod, or any other other
man under the ssd issue, ny response will
be NO! will further say that.jn my opin-
ion, enough Of the Democrats OF Seneca
county to take of the Democratic majority
Of said county, at least, will also vote NO,
when called upon 10 vote upon thai issue!
The question then heing, shall the bill
pass, il was decided in the affirmative,
eyrs 50, noes 95, so the bill passed.
To provide for the erection Of a new
State House.
hr. Johnson made few brief remarks
in opposition to the Till; when ii was pas
sed--ayes 81. noes q.
A message was received from the Senate,
refusing 10 coucur in the House amend
ments to the bill relative to the salaries Of
Supreme Judges, &c.
Mr. Iii.Dcrd moved the House recede,
which motion would have the effect of
leaving ,he Jil as it passed the Senate orr
girallv.
Mr. Olds moved a call Of the House.
The question being first on the amend.
mrnt striking out $500 and inserting
sl2CO, Tor the salaries OF Supreme Judges,
ii Was lost, ayes %, noes4e.
The question then hcjug m recedine
from Jhr rolheramcudwpr,s itwasurrativ-
ed. So the House insisted Oh lis amend
mpr'e.
The l'orec resolved itself into commit
tee oIIhr Whole, Mr.. Fucuso1in the chain,
on be special order Of the day, the bill to
erect the new comfy ol" Cass. and report
81 tlesunrladk with amendments, which
were agreed to. changing the name OF
Cass to Mahon'nr.
Mes.r- Va"pndqham and Williams
spoke At great lcnglh against The Bill, and
Me,s.~. barnes and Irwin in favor.
Mr.. Valja"digjlam moved 10 postpone
the bill 10 The 4 st Of December ncX'-lost,
ayes &C, noe 81.
Mr. Od- mevpd 10 adjourn lost.
M. Williams movcdil re laid on the ta-
Ilc-lost. The Till was thon ordered to its
lhirl rrading--Hyes &c, NOES 90.
The House ,heu adjourned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06

The RWmor Confirmed. - The rtumor
that Allen had purchased the United States
journal, is confirmed, in a measure, by an
announcement, in that paper OF O'oh0nge
about to take place IN its editoriatand puIs-
lshing department. The price said to
have been pad is S4 zoo; and It is rumor-
ed further ihstC. Brough, Esq, recently
OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, is to be the
writing editor. II lh,s arrangement has
been made, Brough should tike'on his old
associate, II. II. Robinson, whose talents
are now Ubscared by retlrscy to,privaH
life.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06

DEATH OF Col. McCLURE--Tfe Hon.
Charles Mcclure, tormerly.of Carlisle, und
Secretary of the Commonwealth under
Gov. Porter, died verysuddenly afe@days
ago at Allegheny city, Pa. HIS death was
occasioned by falling down -rtuirs. On
Thursday night he was out late, and in
passing 10 his room in his boarding house in
the daik, he fell down back cellar stairs,
not used in the winter season, and 1t liz
supposed broke bis neck Ivy the fall. He
was not discovered until Saturday morning,
aboutll o'clock, when he was found bent
forward on his breGst.--.4dms Sentinel.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
THE OHIO PRESS.

This Is the title of the New Democratic
paper Just started in Columbus. 1t is edi-
ted by Eli 4, Tappan, son Of ex-senator
Tappan, advocates the Hard Money doc
trine and the election Of David Tod. It is
most thoroughly destructive in principle,
energetic insyie, and withal, presents a
very neat appearance. 1t will doebitrss
receive ready support from theJrieaas ef
hard money GnG iotg todges.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
On motion Of Mr.. Codding,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
PRAYER ivy Rev. Moody,

Fill TO amend the act Incorporating the
town OF llarIen. Carroll county. Passed.
The bill relative to the banking powers
Of the Lafayette Bank, and the Lie and
Trust Company Of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Brownot Sentca, said, Mr.. Speaker
in order to set myself lghl, triore the
momhers of this House, and my constIiu-
enls, as 10 the vote which gave on Tues
day last, on the question lciore the tiousc
TO indefinitely postpone the bill, relating
to the Banking Powers Of the Ohio Lite ln-
surance and Trust Company and the La-
ayettc Bank OF Cincinnati, would say,
that felt myself at Liberty, 80 Tor any thlng
which my constituents could expect OF me-
and without any violation Of the faith
which my constituents might huve placed
in me, TO voe as | did, agalrst the indct-
mite potponempnt Of the bill id'd 50
for the reason that thtte was tnou"n Ne
fore the House, TO have the bill recommlt-
ted to the standing committee on the Cur
rency, and did not know hut that COM
mittce m eht so amend the hill, as 10 enO-
he me to vote for il, on its final passage.
For sir, mv constituents we'll knew, that |
was IN favor OF Parking, under proper re.
stric,ions when they electedme, and il the
hl'had came up win the Individual Liza
I'bni,y clause attached to il, ! should hav,
tCeh q, liberty to hsve voted for II, and pro
Ebnbly should have done 90. tDaVy To-
and the adherpnts TO his doctrine, as e7
rressea in HIS leupr, read on thr 9th
..Isnusrv, notwthsmpSirP,) and at II
same lime 'Iet confident that wasvotn
in conformity with the sentiments OF m
,,,ost strenuous constituents, OH Eanklnf
ps fnrns heard them expressed last tall
Now sir, know that nm watched ovel
, hut not for good, by some here who hav
come ou, against all inco'porO'lons' aud q
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06

way, Shaw, Stanley. Slower Summers
Upton, Thomas, Trimb!e OF Highland,
Wright, Kosr--96.
NoEs-Messrs. Abernethy, Barnes, Beh'
Brown OF Perry, Brown OF Seneca, Candy
Cockerill, Cowen, Cummings, Da. Fergu-
son, Finn. Fousl, Gallagher, Higgins, Lea
iherman, Olds, Owens, Randall, Reenehn,
Sharp, Smith Of Knox. Swartz, Trinble OF
Muskingum. Vailsndigham, Mllliord, VIII
liams OF CoshoCion-27.
THE bill was then ordered to It's third
reading, Nyes %, noes 90.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
PRAYER by Rev, DR.. Hoge,

Prayer by Kew. Df' togts
'By Nh. Flinn, OF certain old dmNids tor u
tax on'ud bachelors 50 rs tudtmlnsh their
number, and Of asUtIicient magnitude to
support thr said old haid-i referred 10 I"
select committee ot one, Mr. Cutler
On motion OF Mr.. Old-, the bill 10 au'
,horjze the voters ol the State to vote ior or
ogoins, Convention to amend the Const-
tuition, at their next annualeieclioh was
taken up.
! For pOrrosp'Gf occurring tpet VOTE,
motion wasmSde etoiRdc6uiteS postpone
the hill.
Some desnltoryconversatio ensured, and
The que ton being taken on indefinitely
os,pomng, il was lost; ayes e6. noes q
as follows:
! Ayrs--Messrs. Alien, Anderson, Bah
BrackIey. Chandler, Garry, Cutler. Evans
Fitzgerald, Harvey, lIibherd, Johnston
KimbaR LENNON MoOlton, Noble, R'dg
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
TAXING LUxURIEs.

A Bill has been reported in the Kenmc-
XIV Legislature, and referred to the Judi
diary committee, raring The Injuries Of
DaeIhng PISTOLS, BdsUie KNEES, and all
other deadly weapons usually worn about
the person. In the Ohio Legislature, the
petitions OF certain ladies OF questiona-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
FOREIGN NEWS

The fnreign news brought ny the Liber-
ty, which will be toNna inanother column,
has produced no little sensation throughout
the country. The resignation OF the con-
servatire ministry, was alike startling to
the people Of Enghnd and the United
States. Much anxious speculation has Of
course arisen with regard to the complex.
ION OF the new ministry, and the influence
its course Of policy might have upon the
question Of prace or war, now pending
between the United States and Great Bri-
tain. The Urgent demands Of the labor
ing poor, constituting thegreSl mass Of the
people'of England, for the repeal or modi-
tication OF lheCOrn Law, and the inability
oI unwlingnese Of Sir Robert Peel, the
head Of the conservative ministry, to exc
cute task 50 formidable, is the immediate
csusPo Of The dissolution. But before the eE-
element, conscqucnturon the news Of the
resignation, had arrived q. a'cimax, the
subject was shorn OF nearly all its interest
Ivy the arrival Of the Iliherna, bringing the
intelligence that, Sir John Russell having
found the crganizationo Wing ministry
impratucablp, Sir Robert Peel and his min
iStrv of conservatives were reins,ated.
The Presidents message Seems to have
produced less sensation than was anticipa-
ted. The opinions oI the British journals
respecting it, are, however, highly interes-
ting, and we lhihk, give strong indication
Of a Willingness on the part Of the British
Governments, to resume negotiations with
Il view 10 an amicalle settlement Of the
Oregon question. The Free Trade doc
trines Of Mr.. poNk, so entirely comport
with British intpre7ts Init the present
cabinet will not readily incline to hazard
the consummation of "A measure, TO them
so important, in n war for Oregon. The
loss Of Oregon would deeply wound the
British Government, tutFree Trade with
! thr United States, would prove healing
balm. IN the message, the cabinet see
/ Ithcirnaton's Iane and ontidote 10th before
them; and vitwing that instrument in ref
7 ference to Oregon, they might eXrfaim
"this in II oment brings us to war
bn,, turning their eyes to the Free Trade
clause--"ths informs us we shall neve
quarrel"
The following, fromthe European Times
I illustrates this matter clearly, and will b'
readily understood by the friends Of Ameri
fcan interests, as well as the advocates o
Free Trade;
"Unon the whole, then, If the Messag
Ihas not given all the satisfaction in Eng
land which the friends and well-wishers G
Amerca desire, it has its favorable point
that-or Free Trade; and the pending tri
umrh of Free Trade principles will, in a
probability. he accompanied by sallslnctc
nv adjustment of that hrnp Of contention
the Oregon. Polk and Peel agree as To tn
necessity of the hrs., why not Of the lar
slternaiivel"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
OHIO LEGISLATURES.
IN SENATE.
January %. i846.

sahhale @@s AoNos
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. DOolittle.
Mr.. Goddard, from the committee on
Fees and Salaries, reported hack the bill
to provide an adequate compensation for
CO tain Judges. with the amendments
mad' thereto by the House, recommending
that the amendments Of the House be disa.
greed io-and the report was eoneurred in
By the Senate.
On motion # Mr.. Osborn, the Senate re-
solved itself into committee of the whole,
Mr. Ewing in the Chair, on the orders Of
the day. After some time he coumiltee
rose and reported back spndry hills o the
Senate, which we're appropriately referred.
[ Among the hills reported hack. was
bill to amend the Militia law, 80 rs to re-
peal 50 much Of the preseutlaw as cxempts
members Of volunteer companies from
working on the roadsl-which was rde6-
niteiy postponed-yeas 20, nays l0.l
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
THE INVESTIGATING CoMMI1TEE

The senior editor of the CinCinnati Ga
.z6tte, makes the following justrenfatks
in reference to the Developments made
by the Commissioners appointed to exa-
mine into the management of the Public
Works Of the State:
The Report Of the Commissioners APP
pointed last winter to investigate the do
inrs Of those entrusted with the'care ol the
public works. ~ not yet fully printed. 1t
brings to light an extent OF official delln-
uuency, ,pecu|atiun vnd plundefing, sch
dom, if ever, heard df before, and perfect
I ly astounding. With such officers, no one
need be surprised at the increased costs OF
constructing the more recent public works
nor at the Pmbarrassments which have
surrounded the Treasury. The Report
should be in the hands ofevery tax payer,
who is honest enough to Judge fairly OF
the evidence, il on reading il, Locotocoism
is not rppudiated, 1T will be passing strange.
Since 1882 we have had seven members
of ,he hoard Of public works under differ
ent names, five Locos and Two WhgS,- -
The Report shows that each oil the fve
Eorotocos is a dPiankPr--the aggregate
default is S38.20T, while each OF the
Whss settled his acc0unIs, and had bal
ance due him from the State! Bat these
are moderate pnnderings compared with
those on the National Road, and among
The Subordinate agents in the public sci.
vice. The comnittee have applied them
: selves diligently 70 the discharge Of theil
duties, and have performed great labor
bat have not fnished the joh. They are
familarly called the comailtee on lascalt
. Ties. and should be ronlinupd, Let tht
people see the worst OF jt-'et it all COM
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
From HE Ohio Sdlp,5ourRul,
DESTRUCTIVE TO THE LkSTl--GO-
ING THE WHOLE FIGUREl!

The Locoocos of Hamilton countyo-'we
suspect there were few present who'eould
claim citizenship out Of Cintinnati-met
at the Court House on Tuesday evening
last, and after hearing addresses from J.
Finn and E. NJ. Stanton, adopted the fol-
owing among other resolutions:
ResolUed, That this meeting cordially
approves the resolutions adopted by the
late Democratic Convention at Columbus,
as L fair and just declaration OF our poiiti
cel faith.
tf9ssoi0rd, That this meeting is in favor
ot'mmediatc and uWqaijfcd Repeal of the
actlo incorporate The Safe Bank Qf Ohio,
ard 5thpr RaHking Companies hrreby in
tending 10 destroy euery insfiiatioHnotc e"-
gaaized under Il, and 10 present any organ-
isa,ion in fmura. The Heads Of The Hyira
muS, be cui n, end It's bland druacheG IN
order TO suLdae The VenomoUs Monster.
RPsoiocd, That as we have no olcompro.
mise with the debssaed Paper Currency Of
our own State, so npthcr'will we tolerate
the circulation of the Bank Notes OF our
Sister States, hut are in favor OF law to
rdnnat all payments male, 'cn4 Gg contracts
payable IN all such Notes.
Resctsed, That we cordially approve the
| determination Of the Democratic Admins
tralion, 10 ooPnhroW The syteen Of n Pro
fectiuc Vari6-Gmd to establish a COnSiitu-
tiOpai Treasury.
As if notyet satisfied, and determined
to keep before the people the legitimate
results Of the adoption Of the new creed
Eset before them, Mr.. Fisher offered the
following amendment to the resoIution'oI
! the committee:
Essotved, That the REVENUE Of the
State ought TO be immediately collected
and dshOrsed IN GOLD AND SILVER
Which, after being discussed for some
! length Of time by Messrs. Piatt, johnson
Carter, Pugh, Fisher, and Smith. wa'
finally adopted by umaiority Of two votes!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
IN SENATE.
January o6, 1916.

VVIINT'F' " I'7'VF
'7raycrb by Rev. Mr. Dobb.
MIR. Ewing offered Tor adoption the fol-
lowing resolution;
Resolved, That thc'emndinE committee
on Federal Relations be instructed to in
quire into 'the eNpediencyo regulating Ivy
law the colonization of emaHcJpated ne
groes from olherSa,cs, within the trfrito-
ry Of Ohio.
ton by striking out thcword "reeuNting,'
and inserting in leu thereof the word pro
'hibiiag to.
The question being on the adoption'o'
the resolution, the ayes and noes were de-
manded, and were ayes &c, noesG.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
IN SENATE.
January % 1916.
Prayer by Rev. Dooiitle.

january y, l'9O'
Prayer by Rev. Dooljl,le.
A message from the House announced
that the House insisted upon lis amend
ments 10 the hili 70 provide an adequate
compensation for Judges; and, on uctCn
Of Mr.. Goddard, the Senate rcceded iron
its disugrecments o the amendments Of
the House. tTherriore the bill tccomes =
law.)
The hi in relation to the banking powers
of the Ohio Life Insurance aud Trusl Con-
puny, and the Lafayette Bank OF CiHcin.
uati, also came up from the House with
amendments, aud tho question hfinE nj our
to be taken OF agreeing to the amen nfnr-.
the yeas and noes were demand By MI.
Ewing.
Mr.. Ewing then offered TO amend. ny
providing that said banks shall rot issue
bills of less denomination than five dCi"
lars-wh'ch was lost, yeas ID, nays 10.
The question then occurred on agreeing
to the remaining amendment of the House,
which prevailed, yeas 10, nays Is, as fol-
lows;
YEAs-Mresrs. Anderson, Bean. Cod
ding, CoomIs, Cox, Goddard, Croft, Kelley,
Madeira, Marin Of Fayclte, O'Fer'nI', o.
Neal, Oslorn, Perkins, PowcH, Qujnly,
Wclch, Wctuoro and Speaker ..
NAYS Mcssrs. EdGerron, EwiHg, lIarte,
Jones, King Koch, Mackall, Martin o. Co.
lumbsna, Newman, Reid, ThornhilI, Utter,
Warner, rand Wood IA.
So the amcr dmcnis Of the House were
agreed TO, and the till herame Il law.
On motion Of Mr.. Wc'Ch, it was
Resolved, That the committee on the
Judiciafy. he instructed 10 inquire into the
cxpcd.ency OF passing law, rcquitirg he
several JUDGES Of The Court Of Common
Pleas, hereafter tomoke annual reports 10
tho Legislature, Of the number and natmc
of cases Nried or pending du'rg the gear
in lheirrcsr rcctire counties, and Other sta
tistical Information in rtidtinn'to proceed
ing in their respective counties. Agreed
to.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
GM&MGIITG9 6
FRiDAV":::;::::::FEB. g, IS46
w. Il. LLOYD, EDITOR.

CJ-The letter of Mr.. GaIlatin, on the
Oregon question, which will be found on
the FIRST pagr ofthis paper, te one Of four
.whirh appear in the National IutclIigen-
Ger. and which shall, in due time, be set
before The readers Of the Free Press. The
characterof the writer, and the importance
of his suhiect render his letters highly in
lerestng, and cannot fail to entertain and
instruct the enquirer after historic knowI'
edge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Player Nv The Rev. MOodv.

Prayer by the Rev. Moody.
Mr. Kimball, from the Military commit
tee, reported hack the iil 70 repeal the
third section of the act 10 eCulaie the mH-
tia, passed Feb. 25, la45, with amend
m-nts, which were agreed To-, he hlI was
laid on the iaI'e, and the amendments or
dcrad 10 be pjnlcd.
Mr.. Ridgway reported back the tiI' 70
erect new State House, without amend
mpnt, and recommended its pass gc.
The question vas hen taken IN cr1er-
ing the LiIl tob be engroeecd Sor third road
ing, upon winch Mr., Williams Of Coshoc-
ton, demanded tire ayes and noes, and they
stood, ayes sc. NOES IS.
Mr.. Riley reported lack tho I'LL TO ircor-
porale the town Of Harlem, Carroll county
without amendment, and il was ordered
to third reading.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
a FRAUD UpoN TIE WHIGs.

'Judgp Ken 'Oo. hts SAL - l'ts lrtc ras-
c.,,,ya.t,,,,, +nufime IN new Cleik Of the
tCon,, ,.hu, was 'FDud Npon the
Slatg-.'
Nav l,t ussrr what "frdud" is; deceit,
erjck, ebert
Well, who travelled at the hour Of mi".
night, hravng piercing FROST, tobe prese
a. the contamination oil this fraudl Judge
Ksnnoni
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
IN SENATE.
January 81, Is4s,
Prayer by the Rev. Dobb.

January 81, ls46,
Prayer BY the Rev. Dobb.
The Speaker being stiIl ndisposed, sd-
dressed TO the Senate a note, designating
Mr.. Eckley to discharge the duties OF that
station for the present day--who took the
chair, and called the Senate TO order.
Mr.. Goddard, from the committee on
Salaries and Fees Of public officers, report.
ed bili providing compensation for GER
tain State ofiirers--read first time.
Mr., Cox, from The committee on Corro-
ratons, 10 which was referred the bill 10
incorporate the Farmers Storage and For
warding company, in Seneca Co, reported
the same back with amendments; 6nd the
question being on the passage OF the hlii,
the ares and noes were demanded, and
were ayes ", noes i6. So the hill passed.
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Who were The aFsociates't at were on
the Eenrh al the eousummaI.on of this
faud! Judges Mcdonald and MrNary.
Who any longer doubts sto Loroiocn-
isni's isnderly leaning 10 iis Kind No one,
no! no! no! "A fraud upon The Whgs," /"
MAX lhau Deceit. Cheat. Trick; hs! ha!
conscience WiH speak Oui.-SIeRbeRvilte
Herald.