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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

AN ELECTIONEERING SPEECH-The
Question Settled We should deem the aues-
ton pretty well settled now. The worthy
Col. Umbrella, one Of the candidates for the
office of Coroner, has fully defined his views,
and the other aspirants might as well hang
up their electioneering fiddles at once. The
Colonel. addressing an individual with his
customary blandness yesterday, asked him
for his suffrage. The man said that he didn't
exactly like TO pledge himself" IL again
ssk you SOC YOU vote" continued the colo
mel. "snd il elected TO the Office Of Coroner |
Will not forget nor overlook you. Ifit should
ever become my unpleasant, my melancholy
duty, s'r 10 hold al inques, over your body
n ~, ~ the course of human events, you
should happen TO resurrect and raise your head
again up on the earIh. and you will have the
pleasure-i say, sir you will have the un(eign-
ed and unmitigated pleasure of reading. in
the newspapers, that o udied like q man aud
was buried like a g~entlemeni"
There was no getting around this pledge
no resisting so generous an offer-and the vo
ter promised the popular colonel his .'undi
sided support" sure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

A ~PpLFS-App o. Bnrdy. Con-. Fnmilv SOAP.
Sar C,nd .. Ba.u. B~esv,r Otis Tohac.
81 Viuegsr. Cpdsr Tee. H,,sius. Bnttrt. Oh WINS.
w Fesihrts. So. inr sale luw tn cin.e hetnre Tho
New Year. dec % JAMESON.
unnh lbs FuPE SOFT SHELL Al
sODO MONDS. fe,cisSd ned lof sale ~
dee ~ JAS>MiKKE q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
Mr.. BONDS SCHOOL. MAIN 81.

NEW o -Tuppcris Ptov-,bisl Phiiuo.
IN ply. Cy"ioPsdia oi 5000 Paciral R.crips.
America AID the American I eoplc. hy Won Raumer;
WolH's Mission TO Bokhsrj. &r; The Coax .nd
Conicetinnet; kiine's Elemonts"i Criici.m; Review
oi Edwards on lac Will. ~ BledsD,; Reg men aud
Lo' eeviy Ivy cr John Bell; Muorr'- Po<ticsI
Works. For sale hy JOHN J HASwELL.
dee 10 Unior 81. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
pOARD or nEALrm.-Ia,e,m,n,. do

BOARD or HEALru.-Intetmsnt. Do
~ Hng the ns'nih 90 DeoS iu The JIa insinaSe
Jnhffsansitrn of the Bowels
Case not reported 2
BAN
Cancer
I"n 'mmafon ~ the Lungs
WufoPing Cough
Epiefsv
Tyrhus Fever
fmWcn Billions Fever
MfutSgtts
lnn 'mniadoo OF nie Brain
Consumption
Sullivan lie.
. MALES FENALES-6 under ore wear
= under Two yesis. ! sged S yras.. 2 ssei 80 ears.
sssd 26 year, I ssed IS years 2 sssd 6S yssr'.
] aFsj 20 year.
RECAPrTULA rIoN oF INTERVIEWS. 70,
he lest Give months 10 December ~ Il. 1915.
81 msiss.
20 frmaiss.
la af which I33 we're White 9 Ssie colofed
Is were ifOa 10 100 ysan-76 we're under 10
yesr ~ sge.
This fproul shows sn incfssse n only two orei
list ~ lssi year, aDiwn hsisndd z NJ sddrtsn 10 our
population. in I HARDING see'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
10000.

Pokomo Rover LOTTERY. Class No 6
To hs drawn At Win ng'ou. Del. Toat~isr. Jan s
! 81 $4,000 I OF 400 oi 1900 nf 1893
10 SumhcrS. Ia ba,ie'. TicSeis -; ctndcals
25 whole. % Juilsr.; share. IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
o U OF DELEGATES.

b.. bhIthhkh oil, 1917.
Resolutions Of enquiry were adopted and
various petitions were presented. One from
MIR. Hall OF Taylor for Rail Road charter
from the Potomac TO the Ohio, aud one also
for same purpose, by Mr.. Clayton of citizens
Of Marion county.
BY Mr.. Wade, a petition from Monongalia
demonstrating against any change in the ter
minus already established for the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company.
BY MIR. Lyons, n petition of a portion of
the county Of King William, on the subject of
Education.
BY MIR. E~tgingtou, memorial of the Board
OF Trade OF the city Of Wheeling, remonstm-
ting against the passage Of any law 10 author
ne the constipation Of a Railroad from the Po-
scmac River TO any point on the Ohio River,
south OF said city-either by the extension OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company,
OF otherwise-together with a table Of the
manufactures and the mechanical trades in
said city.
BY the same. memorial Of citizens OF Vince
ling demonstrating against any change of the
terminus of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
~ at present established.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

ADlrS KID BuSKIN wALkiNG sHlrs.
a. 100 rstrLsiIes Grr Kd BH.biu Wa...bs
shoes. .uperS,t boz siyls awI Vo.imarsiip OBJ .uy
ihirg m1nnisciptei wees 81 he Nllarts.f.. f.,a
tom rbisdclpbis nt tie Szp ~ tbe O. Res Boot
' dec 20 sAM'L MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
Ns.OoO-

Pnkom ,ke Riysf Loiiery, Glass No I6.
+" he ds,wn at, WinipgtOn. rhvr~i,, January %
! at $4,000 $4,000 OF I600 1 OF SD
IS Ms. Is bAll"l-. Tickets s.; certilcs,s ~
whole, 90 dollars; shares in pfsporti,n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

Pnk"moke R,veslDI ,ry. Class NJ :.
To be dmw" al W,im,nstun. Del Aisnday jan, 2S
! 81 $4,000 ut 5000 oi 5000 OF l60u
rs NJ. Ii ballots. Tickets -, certificate 90
Wholcs ll3 dollar; shares in propos,,on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
ZOE NEM nHLFANa

on THE FIRST RISE or WATER
A swsrA STEAMER ALLt GuENY.
EdUF~IieR G Cav, MASTER. will. leave 60
kkkk@<ss me shove I'D sti iniefnsd,sie p.,,t.
N no Gur re u WIer. Pr lfeisht ~ pas-,xe
apply on teafJ. ofn HOUSTON ~ Mills.
dec Al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
POH RENT.

FOH RENT.
- \ Dazzling house on Qaincy street.
~{FF4 adjs'nins he fcs,Jsnes ~ Dav % ~.
Lure. 4 Mons d,~s sisip snd 90 90
< sisiD A god Kitchen Possession
80 . gwen he s.' dsy Of Apnl 1886. q, p,s.sn,
sscp 80 ~ Jspss MCiefs ~ iathrf isasn,s.
ueHe ny y be sobsruh~f 20 " W s Wtrkhsm
~ sshpg A. . Yarn 90 M,ees efsss
Mp coUaiy. Ohio. w. fcnf kiso 2 hfms NJ
L"h eoaniY Ohw. 4 RirCELY. Sent
dc tN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
DS. EBrWWdr. sh'S Pits.
FOR SALE BY A. o. FAfKCHILD.


AeDu. WHALING. VA.
NSAN1TY.-Aii di.caSre. even in.smr, sad
4 tfnssbsi''y al xspss psoeeeJ from dsptAS,d os
costsps LssesA ~hish. sisssisites 18th he blood.
oc~ss o. pain anil d'seorI IN The human lrlu~. IL
|" ciesf. that ny r~yssvsssn~e ,n the ace ct B,snA
fdreihs vegetable tnives~i P,iis. ~hi,h q. one of
The vey he-'. end cniy pr'p~r pn,rni,ve me diem~
insanity srd .r'sh'i''y oi temper VA be .sreJ, 10
well ss = other diseases depending o,.s The pure.
oess of The sircolslinr d.ii. The sl..s.
b sndssihs Vegetable rn'vsr-sl p'ls srr kuoua
nv The experience ~ thousands. 4, Leslie sIi, sleanss
The b''s-J inm ell tbnincss rtss,vc ~,-n n.athia
affection. and rvbo,sie weak aud emu s,l.L con.
si'iu,'cus ,o periee, he.lih aud v,s,a.
Thsr acknowledged 'rn"r-rr- MAKE ,hem .als
's,'nsh svey rsr'od oi s,s'spss-i~ - irt,nsy 10
old eye.
.No e,'rs care IN either dts.s or DIE, 10 sc0Vo
when they are u.ei
With tins iovslusbl- medic inc in cps rcssesslon.
We my Witt the ines, -i-kly req ms ~hio I tier.
N" conisg ION zen ny y ss,hihiy .hrr, NJ. 10 We are
catei"I To freely use ihese Pills. d&~ Sm dee ~ :
Al" i"r sale At wellsburs, by } 4 ID BROWN.
General Agents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
$4,000.

P"k' m"se River Lottery. Glass No ~
II" be drawn NJ Wilmington. Frhisv. Jsruary is
! "'sl:OOO so al 1000 IL 900 a. sou
Is Mo-. II hnilois. Tlck.is 81. ceu.icate 2S
~hUlcs 1924 shares IN propo,Ion'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
ELECTION
ELECTION.

MsRca,Srs' a ,Ni.cnAyics' BA~N.I
wm-kL'No Dse'r16. 1915
VIE S'orkholdcs are hereby auuiisd. hat The
Il annual election fr shi directors. will bc held
81 The Bank ng house. on Mon.lay The i2ih oi Janu.
airy nr,i. between the hours OF 10 aud 2 o'clo.k
dec ~ ; BRADY. Cashier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
PINE r CHEESE.

C.SE. PrHe Apple Che.sc. very 6ne. Just
II reed and iUr ale BY 5 ID WOODROW.
dec 80 Ms 23i Nam 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05
$1,000.

P'k"mnke RIVER i.huety. Ci..s ", II.
i" he dn~n a. Wilmington. Thafsisy. J.n'y Is
| al $1,000 To- $500 ! oi 1850 lniilir
~ No IL ballots. Ttck-is 81; reiufcate ~
whole, "a dollars; shares ~ prop"n:,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

EALrHY. Inyis,rsins c,'fd,al. strengthen
IL ing and recruihne The lsngui hug &c decay.
ed ~ rs ~ eases NJ Coughs. C,ld. An cl,ons ei the
Liver. Throat md Lrng.. Many well sussi~d
cesc- .ftfne Consumption IA The late stages Of he
disease, have hcen entirely rurrd ny the Rest,fs-
nNc after every other means havs failed. 10 the re-
lat'ons and family friends and the med cal fscults
~ill 'hecrtully certify. II MY p.f-ua 10 m cited
With he shove &c mplalni-. sni wi,he. IL, employ
a cera,n aud sac remedy. devoid ri quo. ksry -,
rteIens"n. let HIM call IN The Proprietor or HI.
General Agent. aud see the mSst e,uvit eng teeth
m"ny from RESTORED and grateful individuals. The
Health Rest raii,- Ii.eii. after The s.s 1t q .issis
h.ie. Will All al practical evidence ~ ate unpsr.
all He'd ,irIurs. Several cases NJ si.sssed Lones
and Chest We have seen cured eat rely snsr tAe
ne ~ emily q hall dexrn tsi,lss Although the
Proprietor has hr son- years simos, escissivsly
csIra't ell it, sale ,u New York city. he. under 6sa
ron, of duty, NEW has ri.,turied NJ. agent 10
spread II abrnad IN every direction, mr~r f,r> en,ly
desrI"g ~ see AMI hear IL ,s pn.during these 10.
v"rah'e results. a. ~ every 'n.iaLc- ~ Us use IN
New Yrtk cry and ~ vicnry. The follow irr
cctiiirrtc ~ from Or ChIllOn, The we'll know
New York Cheni,i.
Il have sasly zed a h,tils OF medicine called G
BrGckerhUii. Health Restorative; rnd fbd ii,si u
does MT contain Mercury, % any other metallic
P'Cpatauoa. 10: opium la nny nj IT. forms. u -
composed ut vegetable msIi-f entirely
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

guNoy BRITANNIA TEA ~SET-rS-A few
Toy Bnnsnis liza Sets. q ms, beautiful ar,
,ieie hs New Years Presents. Jus, received 10y
dec3l J&T uORNBROOK. Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-05

INEN THOUSAND RABBIT SKINS WAN
TED ~ The ilai and Can Firip,y nj : {
Harper. 'pucf pf MaiD ord uuiou S.feel.. lo
which a far price viii hc paii
Just received a stee loi ui B,y.' aud ChlircI,
Cars together win hl htuds oi Hat.
dec 10 = ID HARPER
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09
.sT D ~. I.uI .s,traI d lhsm.

wsT " rely, bul several ol ihem.
ln 'hs ihee oi these Borlenis. The Ia
riff Hto be oVerihf0wn this winter end
dIfeei Protection utterly eElIrpalsd; and
in leu Of u Msssrs Polk and Walker
kindly proifsr our Industrial inisrssis q
SuB-TREA,URY instead Of bread. a stone.
We have not yet obtained sight OF the
Sub treasury bill which has been intro
duced. but understood that the change il
is to effect s TO be esssuiisllya shan
hasirg the least smuunt OF ,i,altv with
Whi'h O. can b. he'd together. Som"
reren' remarks BY our Commerr ial As
sistanI seem TO call ior Word OF ex-
pisnaIIon from us on this point. if the
'ConslirUional Trpasurs,' as iis friends
delight TO term Il, - really Aad in good
faith established and enforced. by exclu
ding ell Paper representatives Of ~, n Y
from GnVernment TRANSACTIONS and ex =
acting all payments 90 the Nauo al
Treasury IN coin. we cannot doubl that
The Currency Of the country will be con.
'rac'ed 10 one hail l's present (oT recently
volume, and that a geheral reduction OF
all money values must result. involving
vide 'pre bankruptcy and slagnaton,
Bot ne SpPrehend that instead of this
fine old cheat Of paving part in Specie
the balance in Bank Notes for a Time
vii he revised. under which ALL pay-
menls will practically be made N Paper
and no verv serious consequences result
! from the change, save a discussion oI
the pockets Of the Subtle tsurars The
overthrow OF Protection will work far
more serious evil; hut even This will
/ hard he irlr ell a. once, savs bv soma
lew Of the protected interests. With a
sham Suh~freasHrv and a taf-and hal
Tariff, some hlustpr and arming bot nc
downright war We shall still look for a
reasonable degree Of industrial activity
and middilng prosperity for time LsI
us hone for The best. hui be not surprised
by Inc worst
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09
SPECIAL MEssENGER-MExICO.

On Saturday evening last, says the
Newark Advertiser. a special messed
gsr, with. ii ssaid, important despatch,
es to the Department Of Slate, reached
here from MEXICO. lie reports thai Mr.
Sidpll rpachpu Vera Cruz on the % h
November, and t,ok his departure thence
for Mexico on lhc Il OF December, un
der n military escort, ihe country being
now N a more deDIorable condIuon han
ever known before. rs II is.eVrrr whore
infested with marauding bandits plund.
ering wherever and whatever the oPpol
'unity offers.
The ne vs. of Tho movements Of Gen.
Puredea against 'he rov"rrmeui of Nex
iCo, wrsr re we'd al Vrrr rrna before he
left: and. also, by eXprPs4 from mer-
chants a. he city Of M'xi"o. that The
enVernmenI had sp,zpd a Qnsn'''y oi
mules laden with merchandise, &c, on
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09
FROM BUENOS AYRES.

BY The arrival OF the harque WinIpi
ac. Capt MIchelf, at this port on Sa'ur
day afternoon, says the Boston Courier,
which left BUeaOs Ayres on The i2th
OclOber, we learn that that port woul i
ne continued opened for the departure
ot vessels unlIl the % o. that munlh,
after ~hich time the port would be co'
sed fr the arrivals as well as The de-
par'urps.
The British Packet Of The llth has
no intelligence Of consequence, The
American schooner Sarah Ann, lIom
Patagonia, with provisions, had been
stopped from entering Bjenos Ayres
aud the forces oi the comOIued sound =
rons had made capture oI two hide
boa,s, which were sent INTO Coonla
To his The Boston Pos; adds the folA
lowing:
The expedition up The Uragay, has
met with another severe check, in an at.
tempt to effect descent at the town nj
Sorians. But The town oI GuaIeguachu
on the Entire Rio side, has fallen a vic
Tim The scenes Of Coona were re-.
enacted, with additional cruelty. The
spoIls carried off amounted TO 80 900
pounds sterling
On the g. h and 7th, two flag Of truce
boats Of the French brig oi-war Pandour,
came ashore to take off the baggage Of
the French legntion
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09

IN pursuauce OF The will Of lssae
Miller Jecessed. end hy vu'ue Of de-
cree Of the court oi common pleas. in
and for the e.u1iy Of Carroll. N Chan-
cery suine, ihete Wtli be sold 70 the
h. hest bidder. on Furay ihf 30'h INV
ot January. ls4G, - 90 r'cl,rk Of said
dav, a, th~ tr.,r, % sur-,iur. Car.
roll l,uiIs tie .a.ut irg res, ID d real
sslsir. ihe proprTS ol ssi' = o. hWeF
escsa.fd. 90 o.; The norif Wsst quar-
t,r o. ss,tri, 81 81 Fsnrt Z tuWnstip
I6 fxrrp' - uuon - ssr8 quatlsTste-
tfuu a. - iuCiudrd 90 the 80 plot of
he to~n OF DouninFvi.I'.l aud s,so
tote 'ur.hrrrr 4 ~ 10. suu ihe ut6i-
s'rsd ,kres fouJiIs 81 Iul g. nj e. % ~
rhe losu ut Pekiu ~ sad cuun'S; aud
aiso los rumterpd SO snr 81 n he
fo~n uf W.Fuss o.. Sak CoUrtv
aud Stare lor,sa 4. srd = -u iois num-
tered ( ~. ~ u 1871 -. l6 II,
l.. I9 % - 90 so 81 g. 33 -,
55 81 81. 3 80 80 a. 40 50 81 55.
II - 81 81 ca. 20 u. - %. "A,
O.. 8 en- h tuu Q, D.urrussu. 20
e N co1n'y o. Carroll. n" -s'd tract
/ af srd - v.u.sed on IN. lu- of The
/ Sandy ard E-avr, Canal. a'i1mIua the
lrsn ~ ID 10 nrUgvii'e. - - o. improved,
rru- and yaipsblr. Z - rown lots
shpys d-.crirpd ara a. sIlur'er iu towns
th,oplh WN,ch wi ps-s 20. 5 nfy and
, Rrysr Crral. AMI -. s-f.r fu wechan-
irs. capt Its's. sud ulh,rs IN n poriu-
Hty irs.cu,e ya.utbIr b-rgains.
! 1Enus Oae jhtrd q I'd. ne re
ua,urrr ~ 'wo "a 81 s"rnal install
n.n's JAMES NiLLER.
Executor rt IsaaC N er. deed.
/ De rs lis
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09

plause WHEN The verdict was announced
S 'he foreman OF the jury. M. Men.
"lsn received the congratulations Of the ia
~ aud most OF the membefs ofihe bar, up
on the successful denoument Of this much
blazoned "case."
II Is probable that the other four indic,-
men's' as the evidence is nearly identical
upon each, will be abandoned by the gov
eminent An effort is also in progress to
ELECT Mr.. McNul,y's liberation from pri-
son upon his own recognizance, should
the United States determine to prosecute
him farther
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE

The State Of Ohio. Carroll county SIS.
William S,aton0 10 The courr OF com
US. mnn pleas, 10 and for
Jonn Williams SAID county, in chan
DAVIS Vail, Cen Gerry. Decree for he
dy McGrIl. sale OF land
Notice is hereby given, thai BY virtue
Of an alias order OF sale issued from
said court in the above cause, aud 10 me
directed, ! will offer for sale at public
vcndue, ct The door oil The court house
in Carrollon in said county. on the 25rh
day OF February, A D, 1876. between
the hours Of 10 o'clock, A N and 4 o.
clock, P NJ Of said day, the following
described tract or parcel Of land, situate
H. sad county, 10 wit; part Of the west
hall OF the south west quarter ol sec
ton twenty, township sixteen. OF raUge
six, in the SteubeuVIlIe district, bcundeG
as follows: commen, ing at q post ter
chains and six links from The norll
west corner o. said halt qnar,er, thence
running east 10 chains and 81 liz Ks tc
a post, thence south 30 chains ard ST
| links Ia pest, thence vest ~ chains
and 81 links ~ post, thence north ~
chains and Sc links to he place OF be
ginning containing 50 acres and thirty
threc hundredihs of an acre. SAID lano
laws in Blown township.
ROBERT McCLAVE.
Muster Con,,ni sionar in Ch ,nC'rY>
JsnuurS 2 lS45- Pr t,e 50 w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09

thsir way 10 Vsrs CuE The obisc; -
piesumsd 10 be 10 bFiug the mules 1910
the service Of the Rovrrnment
The Ouly Rovernmsni vssssI al Vsrs
Cruz y hen the messsr ger Jeff here. 49,
the 81. Maryi, IN which Mr. Sli6ell
came passenger NJ ;. was sccompa- :
MED 10 Mexico by ore Of ,h- Li,uirn.
ants attached 10 the 81 Mays, whoss
nsms | think is X kennedy
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-09

THE SOUTHERN LITERARY
~ z s 8 . &c 9 z q


Is mcD'@iy p'rrodrcal. devoted 10
every department O Literature snd the
/ Fine Arrs hos been established more
lhan eleven Years during Which Il tas
| stood al the heed ui AmerIcsn perIodI-
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,ng and insliuc I'VE reading; tieFipg
wide,y lrrm a majority OF our pUblira
trns IN The souOuy and utility Of its
contenrs.
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To rhp Sauh and Wes' i, confidently
appeals for Support Whilst It Is dis
unrr,veIy tho friend md sdyc,a ate of the
Soati and West II Is nor sectional. hav-
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Union! In The South and or The South!"
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SMITHSONIAN ms NSrlTUTiON

On Fudty last Mr. Owen. Of Indiana.
introduced into the House III Reprpspn-
tauVes. hlH 10 establish "SmrthSn,
man institute for me increase and diff
sion OF Kunwledge among men;" whicn
hlll was, on MIR Ovens motion, refer rcd
30 IA select committee Of seven.
We are r'iriced to see this ma,ter
brough, % thus early in the session
and oblaIng reference by which, we
doubt not, it will be fully ex mined and
vigorously urged forward II IS hiilc
else Than national disgrace. that n
fund bGQn"arhod 10 rhis Requisite, and
pad inio the Naiiuntl Treasury more
than seven year ago,Shou'd 4 nsve remain
ed, during al mat lime. wholly useless
and unapproprlared. Who hope aud he
lIeVe, since II Is now in eTergeuc hands,
that The present Congress will clear i'-
self OF the bIamr which jaslIv attaches
to its predecessors; and Al last give ptac.
lIcal evidence oi their inleN'inG N ful,
fil The wishes ot the benevolent tesla.
tor.-N Y. TTibnne,
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SHFRIFFS SALE

Re vir're 81 Two ssveTtl ~Ti's ri Ven.
rour a. totn- 90 pas. ni arrHll CO.,
Oauo. WtlI e 'or - p NJ th- dor Of
~ cou-l hop.- ~ Csr,o,I,ru. un hurs.
i,S IN : n t.y Of Jsnuarv nrxt, te-
'aepn ne hours o. 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
ud I u'.o.t. ? VI uf SAID dav: The
vest hali ~ he sou'h at quarter of
sec'l1n Two. y n '"wrship ffe,n (l5l
~ range SIX (6l cun'aing eighty acres.
more ~ 'rss
Ikea ~ xecution and will be sold
by
F.. INQUIRE, Sheriff.
Nov %, 1876 Pcs Fee s. 30.
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Drugs and Medicines.
Z

The suNscrih'r has now on hand a
'arge and fresh assortment Of Drugs,
Medicines. Paln's. Oils, Dyestufs, q c.
1t low prices, tor cash or approved pro'
duce. X. KENNEDY.
CarroiIlon, August /, lS45--4@ H.
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IIst Of letters,

Rsmsining N the Post Ofhcs st Car
FolIIon. on the 6rsI day Of Janusry.
1916. end Il not taken out by ,hs first
Of April nsEi. wil be ssot 10 the Cen
sisl Posu ffire a. deed letters.
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A mercantile freed has poluely fUr-
nish"5 US with the following rxlrac, ot
a letter. d4rrd
SAINT ID ,MINGo Nov. 90. lS45.
The crunTy Is gong On, a. Ia gov
rrnmrnI MATTERS. very well hnt msrcaR,
lie LUsInsss suffer- u Iil,le on account
of the ahseHce OF 80 manV n the irOn-
rlers 10 6ghi the enemy 'hr Hl, tiens J
The Domlutcans have been vicrorinu.
The last hattie was horrd The ID inp
nc ans attacked a rorllfcation oi the
Ha' ''ens. and most Of 'h.se Engaged IN
defending it were krl!ed-unIy 20 ~ 25,
Who delivered up h, II arms were saved
and taken 0rlsIHers. 0ur army lost
l6 men, 8 ffi.ers, end about SO woand
ed