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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-09-24
STATE OF ohio, carroll county, S.
Cant Of Common Pleas, august term, ls47.
Robert Barlow

C0Kri ef Common PieaS, August term, lS47.
Robert Barlow
50. tE Chaneery
William Wilson and others.
The said William Wilson, a resident Of Ohi9
county, Virginia, will take notice thar said Robert
Barlow has this day august 81, lG47l filed in said
court his bill in ChanceTy, against him and Robert
Wilson and John Wilson. OF the county OF e. .rroIl.
o., setting forth that said William Wilson. on tAe
8h day OF July, A. D. IS4I, executed and deliver
cd 10 said complainant bis sealed note Tor the sum
OF three hundred dollars and, AFRO, his seaed note
on the 18th day Of September. 1915, for the sum ol
one bundled aud sevpnIy-spven dollars and seven.
ty-nine aud one-i0urth cents; that there is now
due and unpaid on said notes about the sum Of six
hundred aud htty dollars that said William VII
sen Is iusolvent, or that he deems TO be so, and
has no effects which ran he at law reprhed to
make satisfaction OF said debt; that on the n h day
Of November, A. D. l84I, said William wilson, then
heing indebted 10 said complainant in the full a.
mount of said note OF $1,000, conveyed TO said
Robert Wilson aud JOhu Wilson, sons of said VII.
liam, The southwes; quarter OF section I6, Tow n
ship IS, and range 5, OF Steuhenyills district Of
United States lands, aud wuch il also situate in
sad Carroll county, confirming one hundred and
sixty ares Of land; that said CONVEYANCE waF
made wholly without valuable consideration, and
Tor the fraudulent purpose OF avoiding the payment
Of SAID note. said bill prays against said William
Wilson a decree Tor the amount due and remain
ing unpaid on said notes, aud on the non-p paymenl
Of such amount at short date, said bill prays d
sale oi said lands, and application OF the proceeds
Of such sale 10 the payment OF raid debt aud ior
general relief MASON & McCLAYE,
Solicitors tor complainant.
August o7, 1847-.d6-Bt Pr fee IS 95
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NTUSLINS.

A LARGE lot Of brown aud nIeached musIins, lust
~ received and for sale at the new store of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carollton, Novcmhpr6, I846-tt
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COTTON YARN.

4 large lot of cotton yarn Of the best quality, jus
received and for sale at the cheap store of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, November 6. 1GlG-ti.
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VAN BROWN,
CarrOlIlOn,O.
II. GRISWOLD
Canton. OHIO
NOTICE.

A writ Of attachment was, at my instance, issu.
ed Ivy Joshua ID, Patton, justice OF the peace in
Carroll county Ohio, on The 10Th day OF July, 1917
against live go)ls, chaltes, rights, moneys credits
aud effects oi William Scott, an assent debtor.
GEORGE McCAUSLlN,
July l6. l847. Agent Tor K. TOLE.
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OOO. eco pounds Merchandise
FENNER a MCMILLAN.
AT WHOLESALE,


Wholesale dealers in Dry Goods, and Groceries,
CTOckery, Glassware, Hines, Liquors, Paint,
oils, Dyestg6S, Fish, SIh, Line, Plaster. DC.
No. 6, Erie street, massiIlOn. Ohio.
MAssLIUS OHIO, May Is, Ig47.
The subscribers are now receiving, at their whole
sale rooms, the loowing--viz:
800 bags Rio Coffee ?, BIKES starch
80 Pepper lCC B Xes ground pep.
10 SPICE pet, spice ana cin-
IS hhds n. .. Sugar namon
so this Loaf 200 mats cassia
10 boxes double ref. Is liercps rice
ned Sugar 25 kegs ginger
5 ibis powdered 10 bbls Cuba honey
$50 " n. 0. MolsssCs so lbs No. nulmrgs
SO" ). ii. " Is boxes oranges aud
$50 packages Y. Hy- lemons
son, GunpOWder 100 loXes herring
aud Imperial tea. IS bbls and bLls No.
$50 boXes sweet hon. l,2, l. uackeTel
ey dew tobacco, 90 quinlals Goldfish
composed OF s., $50 btls aud bbls lake
g., I2s, and 80 fish
lump 800 lbs Eng. curranls
IS boxes Baltimore 1000 candy assorted
Spun tobacco 500 prunes in glass
$50 kegs Gpdge and jars
Brothers ceIeira- 500 packs fire crackers
ted twist tobacco $50 doz Dunlap's supe
--warranted not rlnr shoe backing
to mould 100 lbs stove backing
1000 lbs rappee, Scotch 200 goSs matches
Il MacabOy snuff 500 bills salt
100000 half Spanish and so " tar
common cigars so " tanners oil
500 doz. smoking and 10 " lamp oil
chewing tobacco ID 4" faX.seed oil
5000 lIs Sdlerttus 25 " domestic brandy
5000 " L8r lead and gin
$50 bags shot 90 Indian bhls import
so kegs powder ed brandy and gin
$50 " white lead IS bUls pure port wine
$50 boxes aud 1 box. Madeira 4"
es Rai~ins 25 " sweet Malaga
so drums fgs wine
so boxes clav pipes 10 hhds red and white
20 stone pipeheads wine
500 lbs superior indigo 25 bbls plaster
1000 " &" maddpr IS " white lime
50 tbls assorted nuts 100 boxes win. glass
SO boxes chocolate so 4" glass ware of all
10 cocoa kinds
25 shaving soap so doz wooden pals
Is Tosin
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SOLE LEATHER.

4 First rate lot of Spanish sole leather Just recev
- ed and for sale by LIZA SINCLAIR.
Ctrrollton, November 6, I846-tf
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Rate of Taxation for Carroll county, Ohio,
For the year 1917.

For State purpos S, two aud Ihree-quarter mills
and ior all other purposes, in the townships o.
Loudon, Lee, Augusta, Washington, Perry, Union
Harrison, Blown. Rose and Monroe, three mills
total amount in the above townships, FIVE aud
lhreequarter MILL on the dollar valuation; and the
townships OF Fox, East, Centre, aud Orange, three
aud one-qua ter mills: total, in said last townships,
six mills on the dollar valuation.
will attend at the Treasurer's Office, in the
town of CarroIlton, from the st OF October next,
until the 2Olh day OF December ensusng, for the
purpose OF receiving the taxes aforesaid.
J. &. KENNEDY,
Treasurer Of Carroll county Ohio.
Treasurer's Office, Carroon, August 27, l847.
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FORM OF ROAD CERTIFICATE.
A. p has performed labor on the pubic high
way, under my direction, in - township, to
the amount OF - dollars, - cents, - mills.
(Ddted.) c. D. Supervisor.
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the mercantile busines. IN Per-
rysve, Carroll county, Ohio, under the firm Of
heal IL tones, has been dlssOiv, by mutual ton.
sent. JOHN CREAL,
Juy, %, l947--4l-4t. JACOB JONES.
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STONE WAKF.

4 good assortment of stone crooks, &c., on hand
Il and Tor sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
Crrolton, November 6, l84G-tf.
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SundrieS.
Dry Goods,


so bales brown sheelg 1875 " satiRels, cassi-
25 " batting mers and tweeds
5000 lbs cotton yarn 30 ps Ky. jeans
20 bales wicking $50 " cotton pant stuff
25 ps bagging 20 cases assorted prints
bales wadding ~ Ps plain and fancy
10 cases beached shr- alpuccas
ting so cases straw, lpghorn
bales brown drilI'g and palm Leaf hats
10 heavy ticking 25 cases lur " silk hats
40 ps canvass Il pad. 10 eghorn bonnets
ding % dOz summer shawls,
zoo ps cold camhrcs &c. &c. &c. &c.
25 " broad cloths
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Executors Sale.

BY A.W. MoEEIsoS, Atty for Demandanu
Sep;e mber IL, lS47-49-6t. Pr fee So 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
VOTE FOR ASSEMBLY.
The Next Steamer from Europe.

If we are not mistaken. the quarterly interest on
the British National Debt was payable. ul gold at
the ank ,of England, on the day after the Cam
brla sailed, viz; Oct. : perhaps It was the 18th.
This quarterly payment exceeds thirty seven mil
lions Of dollars; and although, under ordinary cir
eumstsnces, great part Of the specie would be
left on deposit at the Bank by the parties or their
London agents yet al time when the Bank ex-
acts o. per cent on loans, and when high interest
and the best landed personal security cav be
obtained-at a time when the British funds re
falling fast and the agricultural interest IN cef' IN
districts, encouraging the formation Of railroA ~
we think that much specie will be demanded
are anxious 10 learn the condition OF English n
cial affairs. The CALEDONIA at Boston, or the n
aaslp1,a, AZ this port, viii doubtless soon supply
the nesdfa information. This Is the hiteentn day Of
the voyage OF the frstnamed packet The Engnsn
railroads aid the iron trade every ton Of iron man
uf.cturedin the consumption OF large value N
agricultural products If the building Of railroads
20 on. as heretofore, they will embArrsss commerce
by abstracting specie. Ii they are pat q stop TO-
several heavy British interests VIII sufer and
MANY persons now employed in agriculture, IN
mining. in railroadmaking, and in the iron manu-
acture, be thrown upon the POor-rstes or their re-
served resources Spain u In wretched condi-
tion. Louis Philippe who has done his best 70 In
crease its difficulties. is struggling In hls exrems
old age to uphold monarchy deprived OF Us an
cient and powerful srlstocracy, with not very IN
auenllal clergy, and the social condition OF the
country democratic in the extreme while tue
great mass Of the people have DO political poger
and the government tremoes when couple o.
hundreds OF journey men printers propose 70 dine
together BY some OF It's own ministers has the
| Government OF France been declared corrupt 4
The very core, and the Chief Judge OF ts PrinciPa
snuesl court has Just been convicted Of selling the
powers OF his high othce for enormous bnbes
France, hike England, grosns under the PerPetas
tribute-tsx OF a vast load OF national debt Eda
cation there, and in Spain and England, II AZ very
low sbb Italy Is III Al ease and s~itz seliaisd
Ireland IL likely again, this Winter 70 sster frvu
famine and news from Europe, from time 70 time
cannot fsil 10 be very interesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
4 Meeting OF the Farmers, Club

Was held yesterday at the Rooms OF the Amer.
lean Institute-the attendance meagre, and Judge
VAS WICK IN the chair.
Prof MEICs read a translation rom y AHratador
ia Iadustrial Naci0nai Of Rio Janeiro. on Agr
cultural Chemistry From that paper ertrsc, To-
terestng paragraph two knowing the great import,
ance TO the farmer Of aseert.inns amount hs so
contains Of Potash Of soda present them distinct
ly Take portion u the sei and put IL into boiling
water and then strain the whole through filter Tbs
will extract all tha soluble portions-then dry by
evaporation, and the salt remsing will show BY ts form
It's solubiy and By the action Of the air upon ii when
exposed, what base IL contains That bsse will general
Iy be found combined with salphuric acids When sul-
phsts Of potash 10 present IL will be discovered by Ito
slow solution and is permsnency when exposed to
the air.
Some plants receive from tho sol minute portions OF
elsaH. while others sosorb an Immense quantity soma
plsnts-musiard for example-contain a considerable
quantity OF sulphur which combining with oxygen de-
velops the offensive gas suphuretted hydrogen az "a
famlsrly found In FIRE and Ia putEined egss To
this owing the smell Of water 10 which soms
vegetables been cooked So with the waters Gear
the mouths Ut rivers especially the coast Of Africa
the copper Of ships anchored there readily
this ,ne attributed cause Of the unhes hness OF those
shores The best test Of It's presence sugar Of lead
solution which in sdor, time shows il BY producing
suphurs' Of lead-sulpaure,,ed hydrogen Is then IN
qaessionaby Pernieous 10 animal lite, bu. no, TO vess-
taoes-or 10 some OF them sulphur necessary In their
constituent parts IL is essential in mustard esbosgss
turnps and In large class Of cracierous plsns sic.
This was followed by several other papers on
sqgashes. Respins Machines, silk and Wool All we're
Of more or less interest
which were unanimously adopted.
Reolred That the grosing interest taken Ia Asricul
turs and Horticulture induced Frnsrs Gardsrers
/ &C 10 make more ursts observations and improve
rsnis than formerly besh In the Geld snd ths svdea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

Erirao from As Report Of e Jgdses on Narai ArcAtec
tlpe AZ n, ooh AHnudi Fair Of ne Aa9ieaH fasiias
The GALVANIZED IRoN LHE-BoAr ia tho best speei'
men of Boat presented for our examination
The superior advantages which these boats present to
our minds over all others lst Their endurance IN
der seyere trials II being almost impossible 10 meet with
sufficient bury 10 disable them from sustaining their
complement OF persons for sny length Of time their
buoyant arrangements being so placed IS not 10 take
space which night otherwise BE- useful.
% Their extreme shtness united With great strength
3d. Their inability 10 become RaiLsicsOr rorn oatet
or kaky from exposure 10 he sun however long they may
DO out Of water
fih These LIE. Boats may be used when nothing else
can preserve life for tho daily duty Of the ship being
a. all times prepared for either service. Hence, We
would recommend tho 10 tbs particular attention
OF the Managers being worthy Of tne highest tesu
nonia Of The American Institute
The Premium Committee awarded GOLD MEDAL
for these Galvanized Iron Life Boats.
This to certify that the above Ia true copy from
Toe Records on bic. II. MElGs, Recg seey.
N0uem5D ?, 1871.
The following we're tho Judges appointed
THOMAS BRowSELL. u !. Navy.
JACOB A. WEsTKRvELT.
JOHS A. RHODES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
WIN sE,ArE DrsrRIoT-Complets
LOUIS L.LAwRfscE elected BY i92 nal.

WITH WARD-We think a part OF the wings
OF this Ward acted uDwisely not 10 say uniaiih'
fully They threw away i'5 votes on 7 y Bar.
ras. Wing, who was not candidate, which "ou'o
have elected NJ CArthy. The total vote stands
Burras..l73; Mccarthy .-.---62i' Bo"ie.---.-'' 80
SIXTH WARD.-MmLARD FILLMORE We learn
had fifteen majority in the Bloody Sixth. hun
gerford was bitter pill there he IS beaten IN
the Fourteenth, also.
VIIrH WARD.-The full vote OF this Ward ior
Assembly stands Titus Whig. l,4o- Thomas Lo-
co. !. O69 Titus elected by 339.
TENTH wARD.-We announce with btterne"
the defeat OF Thaddeus c. Davis Wing Assem-
blvman in the Tenth Ward. by three majority
We understand that several nominal Wings hnd'
ing him guilty Of the atrocious crime OF being
Young man, refused to vote for him-hence his dc
feat. He will be older next year
TWELFTH WARD.-There never was bette
contest than was made by the Wings at the poll
of the lower District yesterday, and the result IL
the election of MAErIs II. TRuEsDELL, Wing As
sembyman, over Morgan /. Not. Here is the
vota of the Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

Huntington
BY Telegraph to The Tribune.

NV HAvzs. Conn Nov 2 ~.
The Norwich Delegates To the Wing State Con
vention who have jast arrived in this City bring
the melancholy intelligence Of the death OF bon
JasEz w. Husrseros, the Wing L. g. Senator
from Connecticut. His disease was OF bnioo'
character, and bis death very sudden about IL
o'clock last evening Yours, T. o.
rTb.i. indeed, sad news. Mr. HvSTIsoros was
a most INDUSTRIOUS practical, useful Senator ano
bis loss at this time is public calamity. we
among the huroblest Of bis friends, Will sorey MISS
hi. ready apprehension, bis modest, genial bear
ing. bis kindly. generous impulses, at the assem-
bling Of the new Congress. Connecticut VIII win
difficulty make good his place in the Senate
Ed. Trb.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

For the first time since lsn our State Govern
usnt IL Wing in every department save the Judi
eisl We have Wing Governor, Lieut. Govern
or all the heads Of Departments. Canal Board
Prison Inspectors, &c. with large majority In
each House Of the Legislature. Never before na'
the State Administer alton been 90 thoroughly Wing
In the Assembly our majority must approach mar
Of the memorable House Of lss7-s bot then tne
Senate and Executive were against us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
and With trui, Of al kinds. and particularly IA lie 81.

md Win fruit Of al kinds, and parccIsry IA &c ss
Culture which brought TO the hno~ledss Of tie prb
lic would no doubt promote the public welfare.
R.or1f r.t ib6ividnss 10 al parts of th@ eo1otrv
IA reous.s.S 10 communicate ~ sueh fscu snd bfosns
ton a. have come their know 10 the ssvyors
Farmers CAB OF tbs American Institute that hsy risy
BE resd and selections msoe for p1enesuon
R,.,r,d That the Interchange Of choice Grss 10 The
1901 sessonl sDd seeds arr enineDtH ben, Fetal and
,h.i our fellow citizens BE- invited 20 Onward seeh 90
nav come In their possession and receive Others lh,,
80 no rontrbuted-hsl the mOst vslusole produciors
~ IN L,nas msy BE- early and generally known and pro
.ss,sd The iast Pair has shown that there are nu.t
80. of valusble Seedlings worthy OF propssron. 81
x.rv rscer, origin which 70 vil - pubic BENEFIT q
have brought INTO geDers! cultivation
On motion Of Dr. U,DESHiLL' all other subjects
N.uure.. silk. &c were deferred 10 the mseuss o.
Tuesday the 18th lns, and then the meeting sc'ourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

NKSxoSr.-The People OF this State elect 4
coancil OF censOrs once In seven years whose duty
1t IL to inquire whether any branches Of the Gov.
srnnent have been guilty Of any infrsctiOn of the
Constitution, and To propose such amendments 70
that instrument As they may deem sxpsdient. The
Council consists Of thirteen mssnbsrs--ons from
each County. The Wings have jass nominated
sasir ticket At the head Of which 10 the mama o
Hoo CAAkLGs X. WILLIAMS, late Chief Jastcs O
The sapEsne Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

JAMS BowEs.-The unexpectedly large major
ity Tor MIR Bowen in the Second Assembly Dustnct
reflects honor alike on the Representative and the
constituency. Mr. Bowen VIII prove himself emf
ueprly worthy Of the station 10 which he has been
called HIS talents. his business experience, and
hls familiarity with public Affairs emioenIly qualify
han tor les islstor We rejoice IN his election
more especially that he was one OF the tour or i've
Prominsns and estimsble Wings who were the In
senasd victims oi Aesss. Gientwortb, Butler and
sssVensoas LAas Crust conspiracy, and was as
sailed In TINS canvass as one OF the Plpelsyers.
Tue response Of The voters oi the Third and sixth
W ards 10 Inost ss niheaat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

% nr.c,:ce. And we would farther sntreat Pohn.
clan. 70 consider well whether on iAr ana 'an
discussion. il is probable that msjo'ify' ID ,sn,
Of Democracy and Universal Suffrage can o 'si"s'
and maintained In opposition 20 them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
Farther Particulars.

Oaada CO.-Clark. Wing Senator, has coo ma
jority in Utcs, and is doubtless elected. Luke
Smith. Wing Assemblyman in District No. I, is
elected by s25 majority.
Cayugd Co.-Fillmores majority in ? towns.
9 50. Wing Sheriff Treasurer and Assemblymen
certainly elected. Wing majority the State
Ticket in the County, estimated at 500.
Ontario Co.-Whig majority on the State Tick
ct 1900 to ], 500
Onondaga Co.--Geddes. Wing Senator, elected
by 500 to 700 State Ticket, more Spencer. Wing.
elected to the Assembly from Syracuse BY 200.
Herkimer CO.--Burch Wing pretty surely elect
ed Senator from the District Feeter. Wing. proba-
bly, A.embyman from Little Falls District.
Monroe Co.--Stcwert, Wing Engineer has 200
majority in Rochester. Schermerhorn, Wing As
sembly, 5sa maj Wing Senator and three Assem-
blymen elected
Ere C0.-Whig Senator and four Assemblymen
elected Wing State Ticket 1000 majority.
Albany Co.-Whig Senator and Assenblymen
chosen Wing State Ticket has from 1000 to
5000 majority affected by the Anti Rent Ticket
Reasselaey Co.-Whig Senator Clerk, Assem-
bly,. and probably the third elected Wing State
Ticket. 1900 to !, 500 majority.
Summing Up.
We believe the W hiss have carried three-iourths
of both Houses and elected every msn on theii
State Ticket by 10000 TO $4,000 majority We
think Mr. Fillmore's majority can hardly fall shor
Of 50, 200.
O'clock, A. ~
We have farther returns by Telegraph, VIZ.
TOMPklNs co.
Whig State Ticket 800 TO 400 ma. Both Win.
Assembly men elected
ONEIDA co.
Warren Converse, Wing Assemblyman' elect
I ed in "a District.
SENECA CO.
Four towns lJanius, Seneca Falls. Waterloo anS
Tyre give 300 Wing MAJ
MONTGOMERY CO.
Whis State Ticket LOO majority Charleston
lWhisl 70 come in. One Wing member chosen
the other doubtful
BROOME CO.
Partial returns indicate that II has gone " 81.
by some zoo or 800.
MONROE co.
-Four more towns give zoo Wing majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
BIZ Tsleqraph IN The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. PA. ~
Last evening q man on the Reading Railroad
was run over by an engine and killed His name
was John stanly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
RETURNS FROM THE STATE
Bv Telegraph to The Tribune.

(Midnight)
We have condensed in the following table the
substance Of many Telegrsphic Dispatches from
the interior of our State received by ne since toe
polls closed The majorities are generally Tor
Lieut. Governor, and we compare them with those
for Clay or Polk in the Presidential Election-a'
follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

Truesdell elected by ! majority.
XIIIrH WARD-The vote for Assembly stands
Cromwell. 65s; Stewart, s6l Stewart elected by
9Oa. There are lazy Sinking Wings enough IN
the Ward to have carried 1t.
XIVru w ARD Tx for Senator st@''""
Frost. COS sckles, 69l four Wing majority
For Assembly Colvin W. 572 Taylor Loco
3s2: Walsh. Ind 73O.
Three cheers for Mike
XVTH WARD-Assembly: Benedict 1893 De
Pow 27o Ross 326. Although The Tribune has
said nothing with regard to the candidates in this
Ward, we trust we shall now offend noone by saying
that ERAsTUs c. BENEDICT, the Wing Member
elect, is an early. enlightened and ardent cham
pion of Legal Reform, and will prove one OF the
most valuable and useful Members OF the new As
sembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

E We learn BY Telegraph that Col. BRAD
suAy editor VI Csssssss Sssaay hrs eisd Ia ma
sisy On sss svsnisgof he let inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

Rsopr IsLASp.-The Law and Order mem
Der. Vi the Legislature thxsSf \. CSAssros pre-
AIDING have united in calling Convention tor the
nomination ., state officers " be held Ia Providence
on The 2oth oi January neat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03

R 1t Col FRkxosrs trial commenced a
wssAisxtoa yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-03
kinx, County.

DAVID A. BokkK, mig s~Hstor, "a elected by
some 1000 To 1880. win al fAres Of the Wh,s
Assembly msn--FisxE, Csoss aud PKex Mr.
Fisks has very large majority.