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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-02
For the Free Press.
Ma. EpIroR:

Ma. EDITOR:
The Locofocos are at their old game Of
DoD5ING and DECEPTION. They are cndoavoring
IN this county TO avoid the real issue between the
two parties at the coming election, by telling the
people that Mr.. Deford iSnotin favor Of an erclu.
Sipeiy hard currency; and that THIS is NOT THE
ISSUE, &c. But hear what they have said by
their resolutions at various towns and places
At the 9th of January Convention, that put Mr.
Tod 10 nomination for Governov, they passed the
following resolutions:
"Resolued, That we hail with admiration
hope and courage, the noble stand taken by Da.
Tod in his letter read TO this Convention
N the subject Of banking and currency; and
q arcompr0misirg hostility 10 the frauds of
Wing AND PAPER CURRENCY, inscribed upon our
er, we commit it TO his hands with the assur.
Jnfdence that it Will never be deserted and
- surrendered.'
,ssoiped, That THE DEMOCRACY OF
70 ARE OPPOSED TO ALL PAPER
-RRENCY. AND ARE RESOLVED TO
.,EfUEN TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL
CURRENCY OF GOLD AND SILVER"
Ata Locoloco meeting recently held in Ham.
'ton county, the strong hold Of Locoiocoism in
Is State, aud one too. from It's numerical force,
exercises more influence III our Legislature
ce,any other county in the State, they passed
gun owing
,hg ,leme e2lped, That WE are in farOr of repeal,
Wing Banking Lao Of ohio, and all
VS. which admit the circulation Of paper
~ instead Of the currency of the Constiru.
-. m"
Now, Mr. Derord is put in nomination by the
party that passed the above ]esolurions and
hopes TO be elected by the same votes that arc
expected TO aid in placing "pot metal" TOD in
the Gubernatorial chair Of Ohio. II he shouIC
be elected, does any man in the enjoyment of 4
sane mind. believe that he will desire 10 dc
otherwise than, by his votes sustain the doctrines
contained in the above resolutions.
Or If there is any one who is charitable e
nopgh 10 think that be would desire to dsresar
these pledges the party has made by the passag
Of those rcsolUtIeng, can he persuade hlm
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-02
hOrers ofPcnnSY

CHLLs AND FEvTR.-Wrghts Indian Vegetable
Pills are one of the best if not the very best medi
cine in the world, for the cure of intermittent Fe-
yer, because they excel all others in rddng the bo-
dy of the morbid humors which are the cause, not
only of all kinds of Fevers, but of every malady in
cdent to man. -Four or five of said Indian Vegeta-
BILE Pills, taken every night on going to bed, will in
short time make perfect cure of the most obstinate
case of chills and fever at the same time the dges
tive organs will be restored to healthy tone, and
the blood so completely purified that fever and ague,
or disease in any form, II be absolutely impossible
Caution.-It should be remembered that Mr. Ed
ward Cole, of Philadelphia, Mr. John Dixon, of
Easton, Pennsylvania, not agents of ours and as
they purchase no Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills at
our office, we cannot guaranty as genuine any ned-
cine they may have for sale. - 80, Is.
Agent for the sale of Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills in Carroton, H. A. Stidger; for other agen.
cies sec advertisement in another column" ~,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-02
For the Free Press.
FARMERS OF CARROLL:

FARMERS OF CARROLL:
Let me again call your attention to the
frauds that have heretofore been practiced upon
you. Let me ask you to calmly look at your
situation now, and reflect upon what 1t was un'
der the law when no person had to be sworn to
the amount property returned for taxation.-
The burthen then rested upon you, now it is
shifted to where il ought to rest. Will you sub
nit to injuries from soulless demagogues, who
have pIundered you of your hard earningsl Can
they brow.beat you into the support of measures
that are for their benefit and to your nuryl--
Look at the figures and then determine.
In 1842 the amount of merchants capital and
money at interest in Carroll county was $34,834
In l843, it was sc, ,566
"l844, 28,78l
During these three years the return was made
to the assessor without being sworn. In 1915
the law was changed, and they required to give
in their properly under oath; and the result was
that there was returned $l25,l76
And in 1916 246,216
These items of prouerty were not owned by
farmers and, you perceive, the effect of securing
this class of men, who are not any more honest
than the we'll being of society requires, and who
own q species of properly the value Of which
cannot be we'll ascertained by any other than the
owner. But the result as to your property is
entirely different. Your property can be seen,
and you do not give it in yourself your neigh
Dor will.
The following is the value of horses and
cattle, returned for taxation for the following
years:
In le4s, $e3i,9as
"l843, 2S9,59
"l844, 245,56i
l845, 240,l28
"l846, 230,767
Thus you perceive that the change in the law
has made no material change in the amount of
property returned by the farmers, while the mer-
chants and money lenders increased theirs more
than eight-fold. Take for example Centre town.
ship, in which there was returned in 1914, when
there was no return made under oath-mer-
chants capital and money at interest $3.50,
and in 1845 when it was done underoath, it
was swelled to the enormous sum of 39,470.
The contrast is still greater when we look at the
return made by a few men, in and about Carroll
ton. Take for instance John Arbuckle, who in
1914 returned $l75, and in 1916, Sl,747
VIM. Thompson in 1914 returned $58,
and in 1876 904
Geo. Y. Hampson in l845 90, in l846 975
Christian Kintner, =" 90, l,1OO
Bear in mind that in 1916 the return was
made under oath, and that that caused the in
crease. have but one example more, and then
for the present, leave this matter for your con-
sideration. Ifhis right and you prefer to pay
the taxes yourselves and let the merchant and
money lender slip, as you have heretofore done
you can have an opportunity, and can so say by
your votes. Detord is money lender, and il
will be his interest 10 impose the burthens or
the farmers. Beatty is farmer and will pu
the burthens where they ought to be. Now, the
example | wish TO give is this You have sons
ofyou read an address TO the Democracy of Car
roll county, signed by James Cameron, John
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-02
Far the Free Press.

MIR. EDIToR:-Have you seen the ELEPHANT
Here it is. The great cryl against the tax law,
refuted. The following is the amount of taxes
paid by number, of our most prominent farm.
ers, in the year l845 and the amount they will
have to pay this year, on personal property alone
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09
The RritisI, thrift.

The English papers do affect conceal the Joy they
feel at the passage OF the tariff 1896 is wonderful
when from all the manufacturing Snd mining Districts Of
Great Britain hear Of s prices Of the articles
Tor which they expect find extensive and prota-
bic market in the u States by supcsedng American CAPT
tai and labor letter from Liverpool says: "The pas
sing Of tariff has given unmIed satisfaction oil
ties this side and has had already Beneficial influence
IN all the departments Of trade As the duties upon IRON
are 80 much reduced, expect great our
business with country, especially toe finer
descriptions OF ron. No doubt of IT, But who suf-
fer by the larger market thus afforded to the Bnrsh iron
masters and foIgors Every Of brought from
abroad takes the place OF Of American iron which
would otherwise have been used and operates pre-
udice Of capitalists and aborers well the
agrieulturaist who Supplies them with products OF the
SOIL Can that policy be rght-esn the nation prosper
der (which, by transferring workshops Great Bri.
ain gives to her people all the advantages that from
woiaing the raw maieria into the costly fabric The
profits the capital aud labor-on the food and other ma
terials consumed by the wokmen preparing or use The
ores and metnls and other ais which, in their finish
ed state enter into the ard consumption OF The coun
ty-insteed os being secured own citizens aud so
aiding to the wealth OF the nalon 40 augment
the wealth ct foreign nabobs and eonduce tbs comfort
OF to.eign ahorers We do marvel therefore, that the
passage OF the arH OF 1876 has duseJ general Joy in
England nor that At has produced contrary state OF feel
ing IN the United States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09
From the Lynchbmg Virginian, September Z.
AgUuftfaI of O. q NM

The Superior Court Of Authorizations Taoxrsox pro
sdingwas occupied for days, during the present tom
in the tial Of CoLESAs G.. MAY, for the murder Of WV
JANIS McDzAESoH, Of Appomsttox, asst winter
change Of granted tho May Of tho supe
ror Court Of AppomaoS IN consequence Of tho difficulty
OF procuring Jury. The prosecution conducted b,
x. VI. BsowE, Attorney for the Common wealth. Jaws
GARAsp and Iosrra IEINe. ore. For the defence
JoHy MissnlLL, vs.. DANIEL sTEsuSs CLAIBORNE lnd
CnarLEs t. MosIY. Esqu The case was given 10 Inc
Jury Thuuday, and the result prompt verdict Of
mot Guilty"
The trial excited The deepest crssL number Of
dies IN constant aendancea unusual circumsanes
IN ais region Of county. ine forensic ys Of tho gen
omsn engaged Tor I'D againFl tho Prisoner are said
have been pncommonly sblo and eloquent II were ter
hsps. nvid1ls 70 discriminate, but We msy bo permitted
TO remark hat al concur IN saying townsmsu more
than sustained their high reputation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09
New Governor OF Canada,

Lord Egin late Governor Of jamaica has appoint.
cd Governor General OF Canada. The Liverpool Times,
IN announcing this appointment, says, at is well known
that Lord Esn is particularly opposed the admnsa-
ton OF Lord John RUSSELL" by whom il hiss been confer.
red upon him-the selection having been made solely in
reference his qualifications the distinguished post
How fsv0raby does inis beraly towards disng
OPponent-or rather Iris hrh Of public duty
in which all merely party considerations morgedcon-
uast with the PrOserPtve pursued in the u.
We boast, it is true, Of the freedom of opinion guaranteed
to every ctZsn--bu under the influence the MAXIM
that to the vetoFs belong the spols, every public oil
GER from the highest the lowest made feel that the
exercise of this birh-rght subjects him osacsm, if he
happen TO think differently from the in power. The
rule here is like that adopted by French officer who an
nouneed his regiment that every was at liberty
vote he pleased tho question OF comforting the Impe
rial title upon the Fins, Coasu-bui whoever voted in
the negative should be shot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

"The Richmond Enquirer ID feiicstng ise that by the
last Circular Of Mr. Walker, the expectation Of goods fo
importation, under the Tanf, will be put stop to-
Att1r recommending the ediet, it 5sys:-
"Stl Mr.. Webster made IL argument against the new
10 the treasury. Ii furnishes sring nlary upon
his financial calculations aG1 boasted knowledge the re-
venue laws"
The edici Of the Secretary will be about a. much req
ded here as tie idle wnd-nO more. rsi edic i.
asain law, aud easily evadui. Already pre- partitions
tor the expectations have began take place and they
will be made Lefore December the tell amount M Web
steT calculated.
But If tao Tariff Of 20 is bad a. the Enquirer h al
aIon. stated the Editor ought to be happy seeing it c-
gay eyaded, AM goods coming under the blessed
Tarh of'4j.-N. Y EIPREss.
Ii il remarkable that the Secretary Of the Treas ~
should ~ forced construction, delay long as pos
sbe the substitution Of HE glorious free trade system for
the black Tariff Of 1872 II the latter be so obecuona.
bic and Injurious and the former admirable psce oil
w1rkmanst and likely be beneficial n the country
way does he not non 10 that obvious constuc N of s
provisions which will enable tho country TO realize its es-
sings at once Why interpret them az to delay the
ADVENT Of The golden age Besides, if The low durie.
under the inrh Of 1916 will produce more revenue than
c high duties under that Of ls42 the wants OF the 20
vernment should have induced the Secretary 10 withhold
hi5 recent Circular But he knows full well that all M
splendid promises be sei-and he Is for putting
of the evil dly a. lsng pebble.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

a troUNpRfL WHO Runaway WITH A Mass VIII
lvD WnoLE IAmLY--Mf Naihsnio Reynolds OF Bel
fast ~ ~ oh,fs reward Of iy dollars in The Aleghany
County Advooaio for the tpprehs Of ono Samuel Re
lows blacksmith u Cltyelind Oho Nho recently run7.
way with Mrs. Betscy Rsynolds vile Of sed Nstbar a
taking with him tie same time Of SIR Re- child en- Z
girls snd one boythe eldest gr about 10 and aree Of
her szenuy wha = more, the beresved husband tells is
that SIKH cnd was probable born about the lest VI July
Or lsi Of August ;nay he even says he believes Fellows
has On eye 70 the Oldest daughter b. M "ssyers nss
erpressed himself uubecomiugly N relation n her" Fel-
lows about 30 years Od. quite aim, feet 10 inches
tish, dsb complexion, penetrating eye, hin fsce, high
f0fohsad, Sc,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

War HE LOOKS LihE "A letter writer for New Or.
leaus paper writing from Matamoras thus gives the person.
al appearance Of General Taylor;
He IT, suro enough Trough and Ready" in appearance
Hs had on, when him, an old blue citzens froek
coat blue suiped shirt, black crsvs tied once round his
neck, pair Of coarse cotton pants and pair Of coarse
brogan shoes-Viue Of al not $40 here. There was
nothing in hs personal appearance that Indicated military
man except his build The form Of his head and the eS
precision Of his countenunce indicate one not accustomed
10 military life but who had that in him, IL necessity
required, which cOnstIes tho man Of war lie s stout
heavy built In word, his whole sppearaneo indi.
Gates eapab.s Of much oEoon byh in mind and boz
d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

D' The London Morning Chronicle, which has been
heretofore regarded the organ Of Lord Psmeston the
Secretary for Foreign Aiairs but which Mr. Wa sh
says may be regarded rather the mouth of the
discounted and foriorn Hudson Bay Company has 4 re
markable editorial the Caorass, the and pros.
poets of Mexico and the war; and ending with appeal
to all the Governments OF Europe the strides
American ambition The Chronicle may, like Glendow-
er, "ca spirits from the Vastly deep-but they will moi
obey its bidding. Even Monsieur Guizot talks no more Of
"a balance Of power on lhe American Continent!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

" We are told by the Jynchburg Virgirian, tina
John the we'll known and faithful servant Of the late
John Randolph, who, with the other emancpa,ed slave,
Of his MISTER went 10 Ohio and there ostsd by ID,
citizens in Of which our readers have been 40
priced, has returned TO Charlotte with the intention Of De-
toning the Legislature 10 allow him to remain in the
Commonwealth He Gays, they have feeling for colrret
people Ohio. and. the Legislature refuse to grant h
petition, he will submit The penalty Of romlning and b,
'old a slavo-prsforiag this enjoying freedom in
free State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

u The citizens Of New York propose to honor Mr..
McLane, ouri late Minister England, with public din
in consideration of his valuable aid as they express
H. in efeeting pacific adjustment Of tie Oregon affair
We have very exalted opnien OF Mr.. Nc Lane, and
have no objection to the besowa upon him Of the hg-
est public honors But have TO learn nevertheless,
what special influence he exced adjustment Of the
Oregon question. We nothing of the kind in h.
published despatches-but rather the contrary VIII some
one be good enough to enlghteu US
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

u gentleman who has lived sixteen years in New
Mexico, Of which Santa Fs is the capital gives it to the
ST. Louis Reveie, hs opinion. that the territory is not
Of sufc cut value defrsy the OF its conquest
perusa Of Kendas Santa Fe expedition had led US to the
same conclusion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09
Surgical, Operation.

we have been informed that the operation for ea,o,o.,
mas been recently performed with complete success Iy D.
SrsAIrR ~ our town. The operation was performed ON
Esq and although the subject was about sixy ye,,s ~
and had been blind for many months his yison has
restored cty.-Chalssio.sn F,ee Press.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

sssiSe THs EtsFuIT-A New ofesa, letter ssys
"Tbs Iouana and Alsbams volunteers have now near.
" a reached THE city, aud been regularly mustered out
Of the service have oonvorsed with large number u
hem. snd have not yet IN contact with a sin
Gle one who has not frankly acknowledged that theg
we're glad to get oct Of The scIape aud home aghn
~ reply SAW sESE zu Esssaaps Ase fssFHEIG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

"CuARiTY THRICE BLEssKD."-Judgo Trevor, Of Ceor.
Ra, during the past spring. found that many Of his poor
negbors were ~ starving condition, in consequence Of
the short eops last year, aud without the
ing subsistence. lie accordingly procured $50 bushels
Of and 10 hogsheuds Of bacon from Savannah which
he distributed among them moderate prices on credit
10 be paid l0f whenever they might DO able.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

az The Paris correspondent of the National Tntelgen
says; oscar Lafayette, the Of George, elect
ed to the Chamber Of Deputies, BY virtue OF his glorious
Six members OF the Lafayette connection have
now seats Ia the Chamber"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

TIA Home League has been formed in tho city o.
Wheeling, tho members Of which pledged to use the
best e1eons for the promotion Of the manuac lres n yu
own country sud particularly our own State and for IN,
roesbshmcntO Of protective duties b. the national govern
ment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

IL Among the passengers in the Hberns recently ar
rived at Boston from liverpool Samuel Lover Esq
the author of several delightful novels, Principally descrp
tive Of Irish character and customs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

Srsen LsseL rnsss Wnhan eoury Va Saturday the sth
nt me AnN fkENch VIE OF stephen Fsrneh ESQ., and
daughter 81 tbs late David Brggs, Of Richmond civ ~
On the Sd ri September, the residence Of his po,h. ~
William county OF eonEesye fever. COLLIN EHADyIrK IN ~
s4h year OF his He len Tgy Of frepd, IN whom ~
had warmly ehdeared h.msei mother and ,i.eT n a
hs loss -' W "s'eh'
ins u the third time within period the hand IL de,,h h,
mn heavily upon this afflicted family, krK or amer AM he,
uni now It's last male member the grave and ,,
seems hey have suffered beyond portion but IIe wso
pens The wind To the sorn lamb" with VIVA,
to ehasten and should neety 70 a decree, orr
scarcely persuade himself tat dyirR man h.ve M,
IN fen Of more than orlin, impo-they sound N.
p'opheey IKE voice from the pt land whih 10 hs en
as henee the interest with which they ,1ed 10 aud ,mrm
osrei long alter his while ha are ssrroen yonr
saaweks were soen aHd impressive warning and advice
Addressed ppipyn e's
20 Enquirer win please copy
residence In buckingham eoanty on the % sep,embe,
IN 'ne oVh year Of his age Mr.. WIN A. MILLER good
Su%sh ti'eefe waTmheaed friend and kind ne
inzG vile art several children ome Of whom in "a. so1
amen" 'ns loss OF KIND bp'eapd ana ndusen
II.
~ fhe enquirer and Forth western copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

Atiho request of the Tfciogar and Afmory Total Ab-
snoncs society, We Jay before readers speech re-
Gently delivered IN its presence by Mr. Green Of Ffodo.
rek'bug The acknowledged importance Of the subject
will doubtless secure IL perusal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09
N OTTO ES
AUCTION NoIic,


- IihE GREATAND ASTONISIIuNs, rx,.,vc,-.
icing podnctrd BY the cavan,r, ~ =. 49,,
~sg" einsoniion should the N. ~, ~. -,
power when properly applied produce artIo, hs.sn ~,
sven IN me bones as well system of,ho. .,s
~ of any Of he various dralAlIls ne,vo. -
" winch the hves Of thousands wcr- ,mh,,,.Sd 49,,
po.e, 'of good admitted by sedie. ,f,h ~
ana ITS appheaton IN human syrs,m bv sorn
- M "a and Braces invented by DR. CuR I-re
sn o Improved and scientific form. being NJ one. ,hs -,
Ans ee''aiA node OF obtaining rs benefits. -e
no CAS- !" he above l.,lu, n, IN. m,
nHss ana hssne, FLUID % DR. Chrisc now r,ni,. =
paapy Ior their wonderful efficacy In tho cur, Of rbs.
and all nervous eompainuL ~ '" 'nsuma~ni
for iuner particulars advertiser nj I'm .ro,,. ,,
paPe explanatory pamphlets be Ind rr., by
M, W., nen'. oI his city Me,.rs DUvAL PURCsi ~ 80,
- le2t
W SANDS sarsapariliu.-roonf often the ino-j-
Ne'p'' " man directs its 10
"aeh ana aiieups TO faiho myserio, A. ,,, =, No.
WIN me short plurlmet line Of human res, n I,o, -,
e P'on'aee IN apply this desire invo,tira. m, ri, al -
nuie ue research there W the inpo. i,. ~ -
hs 'he purposes OF Him who has and r,rn,h. IA -
Nausoes Not among the thc.- h.
iesou OF me I'M nebse goo whieh Ia. -.
win hc juices 81 this ed IN the
epAa lie dyspepic, the feeble Of m,,,r,I
49,, ehen the sotshod and dshsucd rihke. az ,,,n'
through its agency. 'e' 70 neaim
ror further particulars. and conclusive evidence OF ~, -
agents gratis. ' may W ootanea OF The
and sold, Wholesale reta and f ,,,o,.,,.
~ -, ehNDs Druggists and CHI misi. Grant. Bus,n,s
80 noaaway corner Of Chs IT H,v Yol. - -
AZ ruhcELI- Agents. Man street Riehprns ", -
~ VI PCT oo''e OF six bottles Tor dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

" The Washington correspondent Of tho New York
Herald says-"Mr Pokens, have been informed has re-
eeived the promise Of the mission England lie looks
five years younger since his conference with the President
and apPea" very happy Mr. Bancroft will 90 to France
If be true that Mr.. Pickens makes the sacrifice Of going
England"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

u We cannot publish the article signed "a subscri-
ber. IN regard TO tue Ava ado sboron and other iscor
tunes attending squadron in The Gulf Of Mexieo,r with
out the name of the author
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09
Porismouth aud Hoanoke Rail Road


We l.sp from the Norfolk Herald that the Board Of
Puts wor. has loassd the Of THE Road e town o.
Pori.nosl On w hboral terms until the meeting Of the
Icgassurs and dat wiz DO kept running until that dms,
~ uaul the de6ne of that body. The Portsmouth
New Ere says "Tae GOvornsr, aud indeed the whole
Dosfa q Public Wors spPoa dspossd to do oil they
20 favor The iowa. consistently win their os TO the State
~ iarrsFa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

az essrsssy puohsasn has Ish wnshngson on sbfiei
sBs De ss.'og. spr'sgs. n. ?. Thst E'q. = sednE
eesssisV 81 sac IN bic absence,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

IL Richard Golden. Esq the great Corn Law agiiaior
is on visit TO Paris, and is OF great Lion. lie
bad dned with the Citizen King, by special invitation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

IJ- We learn from the Wheeling Times that The sik
factory Of Mr. J. W. Gil, in that city, Is continuing 10
90 prosperous and increasing business. Five looms and
'rse amount Of machinery are in operation, producing
beautiful specimens Of silks end sanns.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-09

" wm. @. Moorhssd, Of Ohio. has been appointed
BY the President o. 5. Conss Valparaiso, tao place
81 Ebcn X. Dor. recalled.