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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,

for the several townships of Monroe county.
Atams-John Adams and Thomas Mcmahon
Bethel--Lewis Shipley and Woodman okey.
Centre--Henry Mason. Thomas Glass and silas
Jackson.
Elk-John Forshey aud Moses T Spencer.
Enoch--Moses C Moreton and Samuel Powoll
Franklin Rowland Bevan and Thomas Martin.
Greene William Myers and Peter King.
JACKSON Elijah Ullom, James Irwin and John H
4Bridgman 6i
Malaga-- VIM A Willard and Samuel N oiisingef.
Ohio-John Mrhlelnann and Jacob Abegg.
Pery-James Okey and Elihu Morris
Salem Jeremiah Walton, John Ullom and Wn
Cochran. sz
Seneca Elijah Hathaway and Timothy Smith.
Sunsbury-Wm s Wilson, Eli HOPES and CitlzeI
Beall.
switzerland-- Jacob Tschappat and James Blare.
Union--Wm Tracy and Hugh Wybrants M
Washington VIM Kirkbride and James Scott
Wayne Simon Drum and Jesse Miracle.
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S256 80
Total tax on profits,


Now let us see what the same prop
erty would have to pay if taxed like
other personal property in the same
perry township:
One half of the S53,4Oo owned by the
10 Salem bankers. is $26,7oo 90
And levy Of l7a mills on
that sum amounts to S467 25
Deduct tax on bank profits
as above, 256 80
Difference in favor of banker S2i0 93
Here we have it clearly demonstra-
ted that these 12 rich bankers are ex-
onerated from the payment OF more
than TWO HUNDRED dollars, which
must be made up by increasing the rate
of taxation upon those who have not
the privilege of loaning their promisory
notes as currency! In the face o.
facts such as are here exhibited, Mr..
Shinplaster Bebb has the hardihood tc
declare from the stunpthat bank capl
tai is taxed as high as other property
1t is for the people who are now groan
ing under the yearly increasing weigh
Of their taxes, to say whether the ban
lker shall any longer be permitted t'
escape his fair share Of the public bur
thens. .a
Let us pursue this matter of taxation
! still further. On the 4th day of Feb
ruary, 1895, the Legislature passedsa'
act, entitled .san act to provide Tor tn
internal Improvement of the State Q
Ohio, by navigable canals" This &C
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-10

sDarn 'em,' said Johnathan, in a re-
cent skirmish with the Mexicans; as b.:
sorrowfulIy gazed al hole in his hat
8 they're q shootin bullets
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-10
c,lIINTY OFFICERS.

Auditor-John M Kirkbride.
Treasurer-John Kerr
Commissioners Orr, Thomas Griihth,
and John Cline, Jr. F35s5
Recorder-James Cunningham. be
Suryeyor-John B. Noll.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-10

The oVect Of he Federal leaders IN
passing The tar lar. ,oiH be evident
Dhen ,oe look at the fruits If last ,cin-
fer's legislation. r,az
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-10
w M. Y. HU n Y e Y,
2N .ATTOR.NEY ut L.dW,
woopsFrELD MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.
THOMAS w EST,' a.
Attorney at law.
wooDsFIELD, MONROE CO., OHIO.

Times Of holding the Court Of COMMON
pLE.aS in the 18th Judieinl District, for 1916;
Hon. WIN KENYON. President Judge.
Rsl,.ont March 2, May lS, September Il.
Guernseu--March %, June 8, October o.
Monroe April l3, June %. October H.
Har, isen.--Amil 27, August IL, Nofembero,
Jeferson.--May A, September 7, November H.
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0z- All communications sent by mall must be
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Advertisements inserted at so cents per square,
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Professional Cards.

.as Archbo\A e Wire,
~ TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, and
"A Solicitors in Chancery, Woodsfeld, Monroe
county Ohio. 4i-a
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1t is said there will be an utter failure
of the potatoe crop in Ireland.
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JAMES r.. NORRIS,
Alto oRNEY AT LAW,
Ne1 Woodsfeld. Monroe co., Ohio.

wH7M. C. WALTON. ATTORNEY
" AND COUNSELL0R'ATLAW AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, having extend
ed his arrangements to practice in the State Courts
for the counties of Monroe, Belmont, Guernsey,
Harrison, and Jeferaon, in this State; in the u 5.
CIRCUIT and DISTRICT CouRTs for Ohio; and
in the SUPREME CoURT of the United States at
Washington City tenders his professional services
to his numerous friends and the public generally.
from whom he hopes to receive generous and
liberal patronage All business intrusted to his
care will receive the must prompt and energetic
devotion Of his professional skill and industry.
ary- Office opposite the Court House, Woods
field. Monroe co., o. m NOV. 20, Is45.
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job Work neatly and expe-
ditiouslu executed al ne office OF ne
gaSPiRIT OF DEM0CRACF,"'s
Woedsfeld, OHIO.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
THE IRISH COERCION BILL

Is a measure sufficiently unjust and ty-
%rannical to arouse the most desperate opPo-
Isition. The substance of it is thus
"The lord lieutenant is TO proclaim a dis
trict in which a murder or other outrage
occurs, as disturbed; and the whole Of the
inhabitants of that district will be bound, al
ter such proclamation, to remain within
|their own homes from sunset to sunrise:
that is to say during a certain season Of the
year, for sixteen hours ont Of the twenty
four. All persons found transgressing the
regulation will be appreheuded, but those
who can prove d ''lawful occasion" for be.
ing out will escape punishment. Failing
such proof, the transgrcssion is a mis1cmea'
nor, punishable by transportation from sever
to fifteen years, or by three years imprison-
Three years imprisonment, transportation
for fifteen years, for daring to step out of a
house! Yet government trying to en-
force such an outrageous law talks about the
cruelty Of slavery in the United States. and
philanthropic efforts to christianize India.
If ever a nation meritcd tire annihilatina
wrath Of heaven. Great Britain deserves
no mercy. EOsfon Statesman.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

We clip the following carl addressed to the
delegates Of the several counties in Tire I'd Con-
gressiCnal district, from the st. Charles Patriot
Though we disapprove of the efort'tO fsfce TIE
delegates 10 meet at that place, we hope thSt
may be a general attendance from tRe diff
lerent, counties. The great point TO be gained is
to secure a full meeting Of the delegates in con
%vention. Then let the news be generally tlztthe
convention will be held al st. Charles on Mon
day the lstday ofJune. II :.a.," Ia. ..s
Il CARD ,,.~ ..-..u.
Tothe Delegates appointed bythe Democrats of
the sereral Counties in the Second Congress
sional District: -...
a I a meeting of a portion Of the delegates
"a held at st. Charles, on the 18th list, the I'LL
dersIgned were appointed a committee Of cores
pondence to make known the time and place for
the meeting of the District Convention. We DO
give notice that in pursuance Of a, reso-
luton adopted by said meeting, the C~oNvENrIos
will meet at ST.. CHARLES Oh Monday the FIRST
DAY of JuNE, for the nomination ola Democratic
candidate for Congress from this District. We
earnestly hope that every county in the District
will be represented.
$ $. :; SES S SE#iEHr. COME.
st. Charles, May i, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
Important Information :!
BANNER OrrIcr, Nav Is,

NETE beg leave respectfully 10 remind our
w friends that many Of them have accounts
.~unclosel for the lest year. These must be attend
.ed TO immediately, and we further requestall per-
sons indebted to us whether by note, book ac-
count or otherwise, to call ana settle promptly,
or they cannot expect us to give longer indul-
.gencc. We have debts to pay. We have goods
to biy, we have improven ents to make, and have
NOT time to travel over the country to request
payments. Therefore, those'Icng in arrears par
.ticularly, need expect but one more call and that
from an officer. -r.
F.. s D. DRAPER.
Louisiana, Nav 2, 1886. s..s-is
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS IN
RUSSIA.

:. The. Paris J~ouFRal. des :Debats, gives a
. letter from St. Petersburg of the ED of
March, which states that the Emperor had
command 4 that all foreign Jews, eren
those o. Poland, who arc in Russia, should
quit the Russian territory, within three
months, should they ever be established and
possess landed property in the country. In
future no foreign Israelite is to be permit
Ted to reside in Russia without a special
permission from the Government.-IMis-
sOurian. r,5
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
I'D

ES.F- y EfFF
!'-iz - = Il -taa-n Ysf; sE6J
We are satHor1ztsIG 10 annoaneesJsiss-s- rp.
HERp, as 4 eanl.i llato dor the, ofhoe, oS Assessor
Oh IKE |"|jdyl atAs susuiagAn,euss ebttion.
u We've ntRoriaesit Ito antOahee Ws.iIRbDrS-
son, as a coa.ddate feat Il 1fAcv Of geRakNe. Of
Buffalo Townships ! at the Gus uinto shrsiIse,elec-
HOB zi -s"tew7stis ssniieee
IT We 7rs" ;aniPhjji+iziesd ffoESa IhhHo;hihpdas H.
G. EpwkHIs, dfEa'wlnE4e&ttth az a can
.diaate for Cohhty Jussticc...!7f''i "''
~. . -: -..,3S | Il ,riL,!
: We arc authprizE5 to announce, LsexARp
NJ. RonGEEs, as afandidate for the,eaee Of
Constable. Of CaiEre TiowRship,, 1t, tie en-.
'niHg August Elsesisp s7,,s .sclq ::ad.
-. . r f1s, ,gc tra ,.rE i.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
This Mornings Mail.
May 18th, 1916?

go e f - -
H.. - 49,. .'s -" May 18th, 1885,
a Blythe arrival oft,theI
Ocean Wave"this morn
ing we received news
from the Rio GraaIide up
to the 29th ofApriI, and
from New Orleans to. 9Th
May. A large Mexi-'
tcanforce
the vicinity Of Point lisa
bette, occupying a position-
between that place and
Gen. T. ylor's camp. On
28th ult. capt. walker
lOfthc4 TcXan revenue SER
vice, was stationed
between Point Isabeland
Gen. Ia ylor's ca mp, start
with his whole force
"a yoLuntcerTexan rang
Iere to reconnoitre, and ii
possible 10 open a cOmmu-
nicatiOn with CT. TayIor.
He had proceeded about
midway between the two
places when an over
I%Whelmning force Of Mex
leans appeared very sud-
denly. His raw troops
pa mic stricken, scattered
i'm confusion, and the en-
advancing in great
numbers, compelled him
to retreat. lie was fol-
till within a mile
iUf Point Isabel, where he
ARRIVED with only two Of
mis- men. Six others came
lin afterwards.
Capt. Walker eStim ated the number that
marched against him at leo, and supposed
that about SO fell while he was engaged with
them. He again started on the morning of
the e9th at day light with the determination
to reach Gen. Taylor with dispatches OF
die in the attempt. During the nights of
he 9th and 18th the troops at Point Isabel.
were constantly under arms and in cxpecta-I
Ition Of an attack; 500 men were under arms,
30 Of which were Scamen. TIE works.
were as complete as it was possible to. make
them and it was generally believed that if
not more than 1000 Mexicans shout attack,
lsabelthey could be kept at bay till reinforce
ments could arrive.
The Reporter of the 18th, inst; says that
the whole number of volunteers enrolled in
ST. Louis besides Dragons. and Artillery,
must have amounted to 600.
On the receipt of the war news in Louis
vile, 400 men under the command of Hum
Phrey Marshall, Esq, Immediately volun-
teeredin the U. S. service and took pas
sage for New Orleans. As no requisitioni
has been made on Kentucky for troops. the
volunteers from that State Have acted
promptly and periodically in rendering their
aid, without waitingto be called for. "Hur-'
ia for Old Kentucky"
Volunteer companies are constantly ~arriv-
ingin New Orleans from fhc Parishes, and
still forming in the city.
The Mobile Register says that no. rcuni-l
sition had been made On Alabama, bat tlicI
people of Mobile volunteered imgrcat' num-
Ibers. - !
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

Canada paper calls the 'iisliriunn ire.
nenS" the "dsnce Of death"
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

The Rev. J. Lanius viii preach in the Church.
on next Sabbath morning and evening. The
morning service will consist oil a Missionary dis.
course, and collection. The Church and Con-
gtcg'tion are respectfully requested to come pre.
Pared to contribute to the cause of Missions
We arc authorized to announce JAMES F..
GLENN as a candidate for the Office of con-
stable Of Buffalo Township, at the ensuing
August election. :. -
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
z 1 81 d.
i GlRD.u 80, ,';ss''

vE%HE splendid 'stbesaanh5sf betHNai wEfE
viii, on every Shuftfafyt,4 eSfeffa sheffieH7ffp
through to Nauvoo, Feff Madis53nh, BufkhsiG
and OTuawha. leatine L eohtisha etef5s satdEaay
att o'clock A. N.oi Returairep will leaVesfbr 81.
Louis every aIOnday. at .TctucA!rssD iuztsad
Of Sunday as heretofore. ,s2!.'yuED b. yoisd
Louisiana, May 4thSaSi6z sl: :sIidV
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
THE NEXT

The New York papers assert thai a letter hai
been received in Washington from Henry Clay,
of Krnturky, announcing his dertermina'irr
nj, to stan again for TIC Presidency, AMI avow-
irg in strong terms, his arir"t:iion ofthe nom-
~;nation o: General Scott fer the Presidency.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

Thirty-fvc thousand letter were received
.bv the Caledonia, at the Boston PoStofhcp.
aud the whole were assorted and despatch
ed In three hours thereafter.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
" 90 i Can DING :

vH(EIE subscribers having ensggelt b.. Services
4 Of a first raie cirlef, are n6&y preppared to
recelce AMI ard'woql upon Mt;crdl1crmS.H
H'2W;:iJESKs sep.
Louisiana, Nc. :. - : san o3t
! Nav III. 1916. Ji.". i.-'.i.. ,t:J2~.st
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
n or IGR +. 80. I Iei1

A BOX of Merchandise received from Han
"A nibal in September last, and msarkedA:M ".
will be sold BY the sdhscribefstc
pay charges if not called fot Immediately: liza
GEO. w: JENKSb&eO TO-
Louisiana May 9th, 1916. &c :sow GtpnA
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
CAsT~YOUR ~AT.TE
THIS w, 4, l. Y!!.l.a1l

I'VE wish erery body to know and seapein
ment Of Ready Blade Cnthing On handg consist
ing Of Goats, Pants, vests, S4irts, :&e,s{& e., all
cHEA Il z2"a 91'S5''' sas S : 5 " cA ~ I'VE "
eArn Sly request those in want 81 el9tAjag to
price viii please fhe most attidH6uss: B6n for
oc+to roIf tTsE g.; - -r.-o::T - {; 7sTt~s
al R1CHARDsoN'A Duke!
'JWater street. Louisiara Mo- ~ & Hi.y:
April 25tlr, 1876. s7-w ;. .,EE1 Ial
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

The river i, rising slowly at this place,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-18
AdminisIrntor'e snIe.

J0hn Montgomery, Administrator BY virua oC
oI "hI'Im LeteF, arcslsed an order ofsale
~, IN mn iirsetad
Mary Beelrr. widow. and other by the cour, OF
common pleas Tor tn? county Of ColumLiana, Oh.y.
will sell al puoiic sale on The l9.h day Of Janua
ry, l547 on the premises, the following described
real estate, 10 WI: Fliuase lying and Geag in the
county Of Carroll, aud state Of Oaio, 10 wi,: rar,
OF the northwest quarter Of section nine, township
thirteen, range four, Of the lands directed 10 h..
sold a. SIeubenvl.e, Ohio, Icing piece out Of The
10 theasI corner Of said section, joining lands On
lie east by aNds Of Cornelius NicoF, on The nor,h
east 5y lands Of Ro5erG Green. and on the north tv
'ands OF william Beeler, commencing on the north
east corner Of sNid quarter section thence south IL
obs, ihenre northwest direction 10 the corner IN
point or the centre OF the north line OF said cuar
Ter secuon; said piece or parcel OF land Containing
our acre., more or less subject to the dover Of Ma
fy beeier therein OF 81 annually, during her He-
umei also The equitable interest that The saId VIII
Lam Dee eT died se zed Of in and 10 The following
described premises, lua,e and being in said Car
roll county, to witt The east half OF the soulhpas,
quarter OF section ten, township thirteen, and range
our containing 81 acres, more or less, said e1ui.a
Bile interest not subject to dover Appraised az
S4CO; ami the frStdeScrheG trac! Of four acres sub
lect to dover, appraised at $50 The said premi
'eS VIII he sod Oh deferred payments not exceeding
two years, with interest il desired. The widow will
eel her dover Eht in ~" 4 acres al the snna finn.
JOHN MONTG OMERY Administrator.
December II, ls45
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-18
TIE CARROLL PEE PRESS
cARROLLTOSaD8cEnsEn "a, IsaS
PfGEIDENTS hE9sgGF

FOr ~ IerpVSe sfiagi'E iks Prrrsdsars .Rfssarr
lcors Ger rsa3oTs cite saTtis.i uaszi yvsss,ati,
- 'fEss ne fressli tursIeT :" ~ Fsrs Prrss q,
Fsdsesdsy. Tie &''.cgs wos rrr-isea ~ a..
n'ass By or Prfaais ssysrii o. Fray ssrtiF r lsss
a.V'a u 0'elcek aai a c0gy JsrrsksdAs esp,sssef
n Sa1iOS sff'c Ohio Rspv'fD~y. TIE ss'raordiaa-
= teEgia sfths !sss'ass PresssIed 70 frun patf,h-
"g Z" or lad AyarLer, az ~ md AZ Erd bisHdsd
H' haze Hsttrr tine NO. run 70 seeaE ai iesgih
IN retai'0I 70 t4f 40cs@sg'. hiSa rsJeifoa. N III:
beid' J7n efths .'ais CANT itai Aas ur,d, OF ral-
er d'graerd. ihs eolsaS tie ;y.I aals IN ote iu
'rr'A ne adE'ia,',rai'Og J,r .,-s roaihs paa. NJ
ioH'' and 'tsasd TsrSsrros q Jicis. r7,EI assosr
the PsrP0Se y ne IdT-yUoul pOliicaa, or ihs dana
gaglr Hho AG-assHe' Lhs d.ay people on he .ss NJ
important elccii9s, 6H iaeiT tie unanly airrfy and
aatesmGa-!if s,cvI vA!eh oUorT ~ eaaruetegtze II
Ha.e y1yer,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-18
Wanted,

agent FOR each county in this state TO sell ",hs
family Cabine!s,' new discovery in medical
science which promises TO be the commencement of
a NEW ERA ~ THE MEDICAL WORLD.
Inc PropireIors could dispose ot manv thousands
o' dollars worth per day more than they can issue
nut are daily enlurgrg their business. Agents for
earh section Of The country throughout the west.
eEn states will be accepted in The ensuing spring.
The medicines are an efFectua! preventive ofdis-
eases OF The the stomach bowels, liver lung, and
head by operating upon the nerves, the stomach,
and The blood.
The Cabinet consists Davis & Ham5letoa's Wild
Cherry and Hosrhound bters, Life preserving Pills,
Vital BsIsani, and Arabian Bal.ans, and are for sale
10y R. }. Atkinson and Z. Kennedy OF Carrouton
and other merchants in this aud adjoining counties.
Address, E. DAVIS salem OHIO
December II, ls46-9-3n.
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QHf0 -IEGLsL 4rfrRe

Ne haze Rn' rsc'n A.'veek 10 pS6ii'k any II tie
proesed'Ag'G o. he State LeFisiaRrp, Bgh branch
4" a'e fatty og1Fised, 2Hi disyafrIiHg L1isiaess az
ragadiy as Is cas'1nery yr LCg slriiye as,Szu5Ees-
Mr. R'cTl'3a - dsaiu iarrgc'iHg his flI4s-s
t'ri o' he ~ ,fri " Pray-s. he rcgaTds proying
IN Legis'a.ss tod.rI a. uAcy~5-I- vT,ox4L AND coy
rsART seaiNr@E, tai grdsseiy sayI hat he has great
rfssrf"es for prayer, and hai Jar7iiy porsphp rfg-
iarly IL h.. Gimi!y' WhO uA hs.yafer douJ, the
SIETI gf .tr. R,rznthA3 Rs hare a'..ry, coaraer.
cd hin. a Fzz1m5 uaa!
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Administrators SaIp,

BY virtue Of an order from the court of common
pleas within and for the county of Carroll, State
OF Ohio, at their October term A. D. 1916, will Of
Ter for sale atPu1lc vendue on the premises, on
Tuesday the l2h day Of Jnauary, Il. D. 1917,
the following described real estate situate in Orange
township, IN said county Of Carroll to wit part oft6o
southeast quarter Of section twenth-three township
thirteen, range six, containing forty acres
TERMs:-One-thrd cash in hand, one-third in oro
year, and the residue in two years. the deferred paw
ments to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN MARTIN,
Administrator of Henry Martin, deceased.
December IL, lS46-9-5t.
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SCRAP PLATES FOR SALE

FORTY Of the BEAUTIFUL EScRAy1SGs, used in tho
LADY's Book, will be sent to any person on re-
celPtot ONE DOLLAR They are from STEEL PLATES.
and are handsome addition to q scrap-book. AZ.
dress' L. a. Cooley,
Publishers Hail. PHILADELPHIA.
Any newspaper giving the above an insertion sew
eral times, will be entitled to a set of the plates h
sending copy marked as above.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-18

DocToR CHEYNE.-When some one was talk.
ing about this acute Scotchman of the excellence
of human nature, "Hoot, hoot, mon," saws he,
"Human nature is rogue and scoundrel, or
why should il perPetually stand in need of laws
and Of religion"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-18
Estate of SamuoI stonEoy.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned bsva
been appointed and qualified Administrators ON
the estate of Samuel S;ockon, late of Carroll conn.
ty, Ohio deceased. All persons Indebted IN said
estate are required 20 make Immediate panment
and those having claims, to presen, them, legally
proven, for settlement within one wear from this
date EDWARD A. MCLEAN, J
SAMUEL NJ STOCKON, Adm RS
December II, l846-s-3t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-18

GrAdyeriisemen,s crowded out BY the great
length Of President Po!k's Message, will be at.
tended TO next week.
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AttentiOn!--VVashington Crews.

Meetings for Drill will bo held at the Armorv
on Saturday EOeniag Of each ueek, commencing
at candle Lighting. Members will attend repn.
IarIy. No admttance for visiters unless intro.
uuoed oy member Per order,
w. COLEMAN, o. s.
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t%-Ws are tadstisd 10 .Hr. GEAIrf, cur Repre-
'ro'aiss IL tte Slate Lfgiiiafars Jo- patEc docH.
"sHi', ytor vAieh he viii please acrepi our thanks
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-18

THE LN4CGCRIL Of Mr.. BEBB.
We H1Pr 70 re'e'se the Inaugural .Addrtis gf .Nr.
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-18
Corn Neal end Buckwheat rIcur.

If you want good article Of Cora Mea! or
Blckwhest Flour, call on the subscriber.
s. u. Mckee.
Csuolton, Dec. Is, l645.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-18
JOB WORK

Neatly executed at this sasce.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-10

lust received, per steamer Arkansas Mail;
- $40 pieces Prints, assorted patterns;
20 bales ii and rs Brown Domestic;
20 cases of fashionable Hats;
I case of Mems do Boys and
Chdren's Caps; 10 dozen Wool Hats I; and for sale
very low by q. Z. PlCkETT.
March 2Sth, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-10

1 UST reed and for sale, per steamer Arkansas No.
- A. 100 sacks salt; hhds of prime sugar. 30 sacks
prime rio coce bbls sugar house oiasses; Dbl rice;
boxes best chewing tobacco; baskets Of superior
champagne; boxes superior carct wine doz. painted
buckets; kegs bar lead; Dbl ginger; doz mustard
&c. On hand a complete assortment of Dry Goods,
Hard ware, Boots Shoes and Crockery; all OF which
is offered pleasing terms; and will be excha ng ed for
bceswax beef hides, deer skins, cotton and ali other
country produce. G. Z. PICKETT,
Van Buren,, June 9th 4b.--11. Front Street.