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y..! nov aa;w!r the iltc-roratcr:cs FRO,
%n@alci ~ IL. L'ner5m. / frs. sly.
."arHci from Dr.. Lea TT Emerson Lac
wr'ttem OF 'i> manuscript in reply to III;
frs. -Eir. Marry gave mc 40 :ntorna:ior
Of the contents Of the circu:a-, l!.oug.. he
wrote to me- during the ti,nr, which letter
Emerson can get see. | never saw the
manuscript, AMI never SAW your circulars
uIiii t"cy had left tic cf:cc. Will that
satis.y you? That 'immutaLle p'aiform Of
right VIII Il loasc plank in it, mus; be your
own, under which You # times take refuge.
But EMS: deny that 'tae people p~t YOU
w:,re v"a are" They are never cni,tv
0f ?H.ting : ran in yonr unrnvist!c Ere
alraior: .iint trT5lGi that i,nlr in
TIE platform, when Tie arrows OF trait. as
sill y0:. 10 Sirtlc people nerrr wish vou
10 deny a fh, by cen<uring YER corvcr-
lent '.r"cciicc'ian.' But what right las
hr. Emerson 10 ask me oue<:inns, E,fmc
he answers mine? Has he SAID vet wht;!.-
or he was at lis post in tic Legislature; cr
OH on "t'i'F EhsintFS wien tie vote t"r
senator was '<E'i'' b'd Ii" receive lis
',"J 4 clE ".-'.>t ~"'<"i't: Why Gii y"n
iiHi r'2sAin ut roy - lace tie pubic "iti'
Won: &SSrr''orS' ami o'''r m";icrs' The
i'c! q Our hihh'n@ ir'm a Inb:c IN
.:"st.@'''"n p'!c'e - !'Tl' e. Is 'r'r2h Ct
!"""n.:~H "'y! ni"h t" the waters Ct
!"'' = "i"t ::'"'r SAYS H"r'r>G o.,
Il H'-:y RAG" ;"r l:"i cs.'!'n "a re te
ran it over n; c-E"rG'G. st.c".d rot Mir
Tin have En"wn ii? I'D ever doubt il?
~: quer',: So l.. IS IT i~es'ibir as Mr.. E:n-
"T'"n As c'::c"d s"::.r minds ;"ti'' c":t
'::," n'E',:"a =" 2r':. ~os.;ion f.: hnth t.
Grs". CO. c;.:r sis verify c::yrG
~. Persons was G a.rI..n Il :; meeting
,.,.
-: zen n,m;rq,rI Nv. Miller - ccr:-
.s.:a:sr r9l.iiat.rg ..;.,,;iSt,ncv s.,<,.,
n::rI:s @1vH" Va, mrstr lit cs,:-
i! III q lin v o r"t.s up ~crr::i-
40: "a -!a-" r.. e i...l-S. -. = w.,
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~<N-A
In:.:l;: m2: f y; oic,s2. We alrnin
lister :, -. ;.ii:ism'3 Ir":2 - II Ii;
15:, ir:t. % din: c-:~s O; G.e u:
fortunate Yam a., -, ,ot@",:,srra.
tior .:::7y bosa.!. Iatrtriae, T.l- pc
ver1' saoHi: &a:, Oh honesty. tiol :rt !
Jewel: Ti.ns> NO Lave read M Cry
lar, Hnow, therein ia"i,eI 3Ir. En>rso,
to meet mc 6efo-et:.c people t. set;!s our
diff ca!lics; t:ca there wen!i haze brraua
use C: aa0t!,": circGiar. hIr. Emerson w:S
in TIaT or E.iiav. i1ta inst. ! requested
NJ. hickey on I!.ursda: tr say 20 in 10
be in Tr,:- On Saturday. there Is 20 he 7
muster t.c-t. aai a. ::.ere will be many
thcrr, | intend cXnos;ng lis circular Fnh-
liciy, AMI want lam to rcn2:n. But, lot,
not s:eaa.nE to:!:c .Ia: e~"rnirg, uat,! late,
abcUt q. :an".ur. of:is departure. Ids
dali 10 90 a..Y advantage at 4 INNS
back. Iw;sh o.he"s could sly t!c ANS
Eva"r;a9c-:, ".2a LI.ws. tat there IS
n~ot'.inS ca.:a...IsL.,r ;1"":"son's ~s.:.r&-
irG t.9.s.2 III: "&,&s"r> hire Gepea-
PIE. IsLo4,&,2 -c -, L.: !" tx %a;us':
lis c34a:>reasa sid H&.> ;~@':,s cd lis
guilt. .:2s IL h>.;T.l.e an! tr1:hfrI man
auyHa;lst 2f.+~!.>",a r:'.:;: i"ves!:2a.icn?
But tie l3:-. vcrse u &c I4t:I caap. cf
Pro:crl.s:y.: - ~i,ncd i s"3:"L *
th,a &------ - = ~. nv: 80 -.
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1t is said that the ladies rarely take
cat HE Insurance. policies, and :l.e r.ascu
has 'cca Il sort Of m!s:cr! II lis Iii! tA2 pre-
sent. Tie difficulty is So.ved by a cot,m-
r2rAry on tie ground that it is necessary
t:rT Should tell their ages before tircv car
perfect policies. Ills may 1c { siaaacr.
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3.a..i", Iac:c:; ;'ar, 81 ?arso@a ir:.a.
tn..L.r.;r. i. aisis"d fcsc!:ni &c, O.
Il! Sf.t ..,:'olo .in5 his c~'I":>"s for cleo
t.,a: %. s. dill lis tTIya.5 Cem"9a;,,.-
Whatever propositions were submitted or
his ait were haown TO me;a I'D felt fully
authorized to make the proposition which
| did to Emerson, TN the day that the con-
,~vcntion failed TO make q nomination, to
wit: that he and Martin, as s!c other Fan
didates lad withdrawn, s.onid yga:n try
their strength single handed before tie par
Ity. ain certain that j! lid - Emerson al
the time ofthe meeting toa-fecr icn somc
plan for MAJ ing a n0mina:',a dat in Tie
.crent III the convr.i.c,, s5anI.1 4" make =
nomination, i would b. riott tl:at t',e,
s,ouil try Il ovcr again si::c!e handed &c
fore the party. Emcrs n seemed to gel
out Of temper, thought tnat tie Ico;Ic
would not tara out again; and that itc who
':.a.s the lar rest ~nu:nb:r uf v"t"S s'nu:si be
considered tnc candidate" &c thr party
And afterwards. on the Gav that t'!' CON
'~ventinn f,il"l 10 make = ~ 7inati1a, | sI,-
.mitted t,hin II" proposition a!"!aGc"i "a a
5ovc. Ihavr y distinct rvco.lccti": Ct t.c
proposition; and | %c,car.r understood LIN.
{, ~r.fI7c i in tie language contained IL my
cc-;;icat" given - Mlrtn. les :.in, as
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25

HOGSGS.-AHT r~nan:it- ofhorsoswe-,
killed by tie heat Yesterday. We saw TO
less than three stage horses which lad fallen
town III Chatam street, and 4 number in
Broad way. i, is Il S!.amc to work ti.cse
POO: an'ma!Ss so hard ibis Lot weather. "a
m@rciiul man is Eeryifi:l 20 lis beast.'-GN.
I. Herald.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25
Troy, July .Glh, 1876.

Ia Justice % myself, as well as 10 Mr..
MIrtin and the pablo, l am compelled to
mike short reply to the personal attack
made on me by Mr.. Emerson through his
circular Of the 10Th, inserted in the columns
of the Bowling-Grec Journal 1t is known
to you all that in the early stage a. the
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25
4. :. IL

Icn;irc..y Concur in ;hr stAtrmcntof Mr..
Picsens. And Oh tie canirary : en- say,
thai heard .Nr. MarrAy sly 20 Emerson
that he haI male tic prorosition. Emcr-
son .aiI that lie Gil not rcco'!.ct It. Muir
c~oatcn!cd that he had Made tn PROPOSE
ton to Emerson.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-25
J. T. THOMAS.
Louisiana, July 2lst, 1876.

But MIR. Emerson gets a certificate to
prove that the proposition was not in the
original manuscript of Martin. He might
have saved himself that trouble, for it has
been admitted on al hands; and never will
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20
THE CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTs.

The party that left St. Louis last spring for
California have Jared badly. A letter from one
of the company dated Fort Bridger, July %,
states that many of the emigrants sold their wa.
gons at Fort Laramie, and proceeded on their
journey on horseback. The men composing the
party had quarreled, and some Of them had
changed their minds, and taken the Oregon
route. The letter says
"The emigranls were heartily tired of their
Journey, and nine-tenths of them wished them
selves back in the States. The whole company
had been broken up into squads by dissatisfaction
and chickering's, and it was pretty much every
man for himself. The accounts they have re.
ceived of Oregon and the CALIFORNIA;, by the par
ties they met returning to the States, had greatly
dishearlened them, and they had horrible antici-
pations of the future, in the country which they
believed to be, when they set out, as beautiful as
the Elysian fields.
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CARROLLTON OHIO--FRDlY, NOVEMBER 81 1916

whon was that had preserved her, timidly gazed
into my face with a look, OIL how tender and
grateful. Agleam Of hope shoIthrough my mind.
l could reiranno longer. The pent-Up emotions
OF my heart broke from all conuol, and a torrent
OF wild, incoherent words rushed forth. She
made me no answer, bot her fair head rested hea.
ylly upon my bosom. pressed her hand: she
did not withdraw il. Il was scarcely moment,
and yet how deiciousl Years have compressed
into that Instant it contained the bliss Of an ex.
lstenee. As she lay upon my breast, impressed
my hrsi kiss upon her brow. Shelifted her eyes
chldlng TO mine, but uttered no reproof. felt
from that moment that Beatrice was mine.
havenearly done. Wereturned oihe wreck,
took off the family of Beatrice, and regained the
iugaie. The ship was inspected, found to be liz.
tie hulled, jury masts were riggedout, and shewas
carried into port with US 10 rcft. As for the Al
gerines, you may guess how they were treated!
The night after we landed ! enjoyed an inter.
view alone with Beatrice, and won again from
the blushing girl, confession Of her love. 1t
wasahappy moment. She acknowledgements
angel!-that she had loved me all along-but that
my conduct had deceived her into the belief i,
was unrequitted. She resolved at once to con-
quer it, and avoidedmy presence as much as pos.
sble. Sill at times, she fancied she might be
mistaken; and for few days before they sailed,
my conduct seemed to prove il. But then my
silence-and cold, formal parting!
Beatrice returned to America, whittier follow
ed her at the end Of our cruize, and enjoyed the
happiest Of days in calling her my bride. But
forget how | am talking; you would no, have
thought was such an ardent lover, would you'll
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20

"SroP THE ScoUNDRBL. I'VE have received
a handb, through the Post office, with the above
heading. signed by Milton Hunt, dated Greens.
boro, Guilford county, N. c., Oct. go, ls46, Of.
fering reward of five hundred dollars for the
apprehension Of an individual named S. P. Cof-
fin, who has absconded from that place, taking
with him the wife of Mr.. Hunt and several thou.
sand dollars. Mrs. Hunt left behind her four
children, the youngest but fourteen months old.
Coffin is about twenty-eight years old, has black
hair. tolerable large whiskers, talks quick.-O.
S. Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20

MELANcHoLy.-The dwelling house of Mfr. Tho.
mas Cook in Lordstown, Trumbull county, was
burned on the morning ofthe 3lst uIt., and Mrs.
Cook was burned to death in the house. Mr..
Cook was absent, and the family were awakened
by the fire about 5 O'Clock. Mrs. Cook got out
her children, returned FOR a pocket book and
some other valuables, when the building fell in
and involved her in the flames.-O. S. Jour.
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THE GALE IN FLORIDA.

The Jacksonville News of the 18th ult says,
that the late gale was felt there with great
severity. All the wharves in Jacksonville were
carried away, and several buildings contiguous
10 the river destroyed. The total loss is sstimat-
ed at $4,000.
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ihsir associsiions, should By no means fab % ses
"Pufs Rock."
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SHERIPFS SALE.
SHERIFr's OFFIcE,
Kalida, Sept. "a, 1916.

NY virtue Of decretal orderto me directed
I'D from the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Putnam County, Ohio, ! will offer for sale at
the door ofthe Court House, in Kalida on the Goth
day Of October next, between the hours Of 10
o'clooh, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P. M. the follow
ing described real estate, TO wit:
The north east fraction Of the north east quar-
tsr OF section fourteen town one north Of Range
five east of the meredian line containing thirty
acres and fifteen hundredth of an acre: Also the
north east fraction Of section thirteen township
one north range FIVE east, containing forty nine
acres and two hundredths of an acre; and also
the north east action of the north east quarter Of
section number eleven township number one
north Of range number five east, containing one
hundred and thirty -four acres and fifty hundreths
ofIand; more or less; lying in Putnam County,
Ohio taken in execution as the property Of Hugh
Scott to safely judgment in favor OF George II.
Coflmnn,
J. H. VAIL, Sheriff
SHER1Fr's OFFICE, at
Kalida, Sept. "a, 1916 29lew
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SHERIFFS SAFE.

DY virtureof decretal order to me direated
ID from the Clerk Of the Court Of common Pleas
Putnam County Ohio will offer for sale al
the door Of the Court House, in Kalida, on the
a6th day ofOctcber next, between the hous Of 10
O'Clock A. M. and o'clock p M. the following
described real estate TO wit:
The north west quarter of the north west quar-.
ter Of section number two township number two
south Of range number seven east, lying in the
county Of Putnam; taken in execution as the
property Of Robert Tate and John B. Reeder to sat.
isfy Judgment in favor Of Clark II. Rice and
David Ayres
J. H. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHERIFr's OFFIcE,
Kalida, Sept. "a, 1916. 29lew
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10y virtue of writ Of q "a 70 me directed
81 nom tho CLERK OF the Court Of sommon
piSes q Psuljine County, Ohio, will offer for
ale IL he door Or lhe Court house, in Kalida, on
fho l]ih day of October, next, between the hours
prescribed 81 law, The following described real
estate 10 viii:
Tho south west quarter Of south east quarter Of
ssciion humber eighteen in township uamber one,
norIh oi soa1o numher Eve east, containing abeu;
forty tcsea and the north east quarter Of the south
646i ounrfor Of section number eighteen in town.
ship number one, north Of range number five east
containing forty acres, and the south west frac-
tion Of section plumber eight in Township num-
bor one, north OF Range number five enst con-
taininr seycnty-seven acres and the north west
fraction Of section number seventeen in Town-
ship number one. north Of range number tive east,
containing four acres and the north east fraction
containing about twenty one acres Of section
numser eighteen in township nombar one north
Of range number five east. ak lying in Putnam
County, Ohio.
Taken in execution as the property Of Nathan
shirly, so satisfy judgment in favor Of Henry
J.TI. VAIL, Sheriff.
BfkRrfF's 0fFIcE,
Kalida, Sep. n, 1B46.} 200
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This invaluable medicine was prepared
from an extensive practice of several years
in bilious climate, aud is never known to
fail Of curing Fever and Aguc, or any of the
above diseases.
1t is equally efectual for the cure of Liv-
er Complaint, Jaundice, enlargement Of The
liver; also enlargement of the spleen, called
Ague cake, and the various forms Of bilious
Indigestion. These, with the other varied
affections of such climates, arising from a
common miasmal cause, are only modifca-
items of the same disease, and equally con-
trolled by the same remedy.
Residenss of bilious climates, emigrants,
or persons travelling through infected districts
Of country, will find the Cholagogue an in
variable and absolute preventive.
Each bottle of medicine is accompanied
with pamphlet on the +" Causes, Treatment,
and cure Of Fever and Ague. and other Dis
eases of Bilious Climates" containing much
valuable information, and may be had gratis
to the undersigned agent
From the Hon. VIM. A.. FLETCHER, Chief
Justice, supreme court or tire Staie of
Michigan. ANN ARBoR, Feb. 18th lS42
Mr.. EDWARD BINGlrAM:
Sir--IIaving had repeated opportunities
during the last year, to witness the salutary
effects of DR.. Osgood's India Cholagogue, i,
affords me great pleasure to bear testimony
in IFS favor, as an invaluable remedy in cases
Of fever and ague and bilious diseases gen
orally. Many cases have come under my
observation, of persons who have suffered
for years, who have been Immediately re
lieved by the use of one or two bottles of
the Cholagogue; and have not known
single case where relief has not been OBJ
tanned by its use.
Believing that The general use of this me-
dicine must be of the greatest Importance
TO all persons living in those parts Of our
country, which are subject 10 bilious Dis
eases, / give itthis general recommendation
Nor is the pleasure of this act diminished
by the fact that am personally acquainted
with DR.. Osgoed, and thatI have the most
entire confidence in him as a skillful, expe-
rienced, and judicious physician. remain
respectfully, yourpmost obedient servant,
WIN. A. FLETCHER.
SANFORD &, PARK, Cincinnati, General
agents for the West
Sold by Fl. G. Lee. Kalida.
J. GRUyER, Section Ten.
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SHERIFFsS SAFE.

11y virtue Of writ Of execution to nae directed
I'd directed from the Clerk Of the Court OF COM
mon Pleas Of Putnam County, Ohio, will offer
for sale at tho house o. Peter Rices, in Blanchard
Township, Putnsm County, Ohio, on the 2lst
duy or October, between the hours Of l0o'clock
4. III, ard O'Clock ?. NJ, the following goods
and Chatiels. 70 wit: =
I've fields of Corn standing in on the ground,
seventeen heads Of sheep, one brndel COW, one
SPOTTED COW, ono two year old heifer, nine head
Of hogs. tive plows, one Tanning Mill, sixty doz
eats in the Now, two bay Mares, one sorrel Col
two years old, taken in execution as the property
Of Peter Rice to satisfy Judgment in favor Of
Matthew Chambers.
J.H. VAIL, Sheriff
gHKaFF's OrrIcE.
Kalida, Sept. "a, l846.l 29lew
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sHERIFFS SALE.
sHnRIrr's OFyrcs,
KnlIda Sept. "a. 1915.

T1Y virtue Of q writ Of execution to me direct
I'd ed from the Clerk Of the Court Of common
pleas Of Putnam County, Ohio, will offer foi
sale at the dsor Of the Court house, in Kalda, on
The 26th day Of October next, between the hours
Of i0s'clock, 4. M, and o'clock, r. NJ, the fol-
lowing described real estate to wit:
The sonth west quarter Of the moth west quar-
eyof section fourteen, township two, south range
six sast, lying ia Putnam County, Ohio; taken in
execution as the properly Of Nancy Lippencoth
% satisfy Judgnent in favor of. G. Curtes
& Co.
J.H. VAIL, SHERIFF
1a sHERlFF's OFFIcE,
Kslida, Sept. "a, l846.} 29lew