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A LEsT OF LETTERS

Remaining in tie Post Office at Carrollton, Ohio,
on the lst DAY Of April, ls47.
Brook John Green & Martin RnIv. Jobn
Best. Jackson Hewelt, Samuel Roiocker, lame,
Breck, W W. Huslv, lruel taply. Jobn
BalnaP, Davd Johnston, David Smith, Moses
Clair. James keliy. simon Sgu;bvicb. E II
ook, Samuel Laum. William harm. w r.
Crosse r. Adam Lcwton. Jacob Tsy!or. John
Davis. James Maple. Tun's FEEDERS. John
Dewe.. Leonard Moor, BENJAMIN Wilson, Anne
Ei2tt, Eleanor OsIe, William Whistler. Samuel
Green, Robert Pease IL &.P. Watkins, l.
HENRY A. ~TIDGER, P. ".
April g. lSJT-2J-4t
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To the Agent for DR.. Mazoni's Sicilian Syrup and

To the Agent for DR.. Mazoni's Sicilian Syrup and
Tropical Hygiene.
SYRACUSE, New York, March l6, 1916.
DEAR SIR: This is to certify that have been af-
icted with bronchitis for three years and availed my
self of the most noted physicians in the place where
reside without receiving any permanent benefit,
when hearing Mazoni's Sicilian Syrup spoken of as
an efectual remedy was induced to try it but with
out any expectation of ever obtaining relief. But to
my utter surprise after using bottles of it Twas en-
tire bycured and have felt symptoms of it since.
GEORGE L. EMBREY
The above medicine is for sale al the drug store Of
R. Kennedy in Carrolton. Price per bottle. -.
April Q, l846-25-4t.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

lhave associated with me in the practice Ofmedicine,
DR.. HENRY B. FAWcETT, VINO has read attemtyely
under my for the last three years. and mas atten-
ded Of lectures in highly respectable med
cal school in this State He practiced with me du-
ring the prevalence Of the epidemic that swept over
the country during the past summer and autumn, and
gave entire satisfaction in all cases entrusted 10 hiG
care. ! therefore most chCerIuy recommend him to
The confidence Of the public und the attention of the
medical profession. j. S. HUNTER.
March L. l547-22-tr
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THE ELEGANT YOUNG HORSE
SUPERIOR SEYIOCK.

This horse can be ound O, the residence Of the SUBJ
scrber half mile castO. CarroIlton, until the first
O. July next. He is, in iact. superior horse, and
calculated for the various kinds of business or which
horses are used in tL.s county His breed is sought
after wherever known ana appreciated. lie is beau
ti!ul dark tappe gray U.l Il haals high, and years
old next June. Farm rrs, cal! md him, it will cost
YOU nothing, and ii he does nc, ill your eve, am
mistaken. LAMONT ORR.
ADril %. l847-2S-om
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We make the following extract from the Mat
amoras Flag ofthe 3lst ult:
AID AND CoMFORT.-To the politeness Of an
officer Of the army herewe are indebted for the
pcrusal of aeuerfrom an officer in campat Buena
Vista, dated 18th inst. The letter assures US
that all was quiet-that the wounded were men
ding fast, and gives the soul inspiring informa.
ton that, according to instructions from General
Taylor before leaving, upwards of 40 mule loads
Of provisions had been sent from our camp to In.
carnacion, for the use of the wounded Mcxicans
who were in hospital there, and starving from
hunger. The humanity Of such an ACT is be.
yond all praise. Greats the glory which Gen
Taylor has acquired by a succession of splcndiC
victories over the Mexicans, all he has gained in
this way sinks into in5ignifcance compared with
the humanity which he has always shown to {
fallen enemy. Next to Washington, his deeds
will shine the brightest on the page Of his coun.
wy's history.
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men and provisions warranted the udsunce.-
General Wool was with the main body Of the
troops aI Buenu Visa. The wounded we're fast
recovering and ell was quiet.
Brgudier General Gushing wus al Ma'amof'
as with the M lisa, EusogIs regiment.
No other news OfimpOuanee.
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RnnA Notice,

Notice is hereby gIven 10 ali that jtnay concern,
that there will be p' lion presented to the com.
missioners OF Carroll county, at their June session,
PRAYING for the location OF county road to begin
at John Sells saw mill, thence up McGuire's folk
on the north edge OF the bottom or on the sontl
eide Of The hill. thence to narid Carpcr's mill.
April 30 t347-2a-5t
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On tie 24ih u yi.l, in he gicintyOf Ctruntoni
pocket 5ook Containing P1Psrs o sar. - ce,cnp-
usAs. ny Psf-9n gh1 Vi.. gise ,nioullt.On 70 iie
Of said pocket u,uE. b. 4sy u l.ter cir sisl q
Hirkoy Pest Cl.s, lrr9H saya,y. o. o'ie .=a
wii olAgr ne. ! also h,rs.g E...y oil u.1ss in
leaiet u ne tv note, not 20 pg any such l,r oil y
any pgrs5u except mylg.a. J.M.S AMOS.
Nj 1pa--nr-nf
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NdpldlH,
First Lieutenant,
Second Lieutenants,
a Sergeants,
Corporals,
2 Musicians, and
80 Privates.
A Regiment will consist Of
l Colonel,
! Lieutenant Colonel,
Major,
l Adiuant, "a Lieutenant of one Of the
companies, but not in additon.)
! Sergeant Major,
! Quanermaster Sergeant,
2 Principal Musicians, and
10 companies.
Should the number of companies here called
for be raised, they will be at once organized into
Regiments, and your Excelency is requested 10
commission the Field and Company Oficers.-
1t may become necessary to order the several
companies to the scene of action as fast as they
are raised and mustered into service, in which
case they would be organized into Baltalions
and Regiments on reaching the place Of desti
nation.
Cincinnati is designated as the place ofrendez-
vous for the several companies as fast as they
shall be organized, where they will be inspected
and mustered into service by an officer or officers
of the United States Army, who will, in every
case, be instructed to receive no man who is, in
years, apparently over forty-fve or under eigh-
teen, or who is not of physical strength and vi
gor. To this end, the Inspector will be accom-
panied by medical officer of the Army, and the
volunteers will be submitted to his examina-
ton.
As all the field and company officers, with
volunteers taken into the service of The United
States, under the act Of 18th May, 1916, copy
of which is enclosed, must be appointed and COM
missioned in accordance with the laws of the
State from whence they are taken, beg to sug-
gest the extreme importance TO the public SER
vice that the officers for the additional force
here requested be judciously selected.
The law provides for the pay, clothing Gin
money! and subsistence to the non-commisson
ed officers, musicians and privates of volunteer:
when received into the service of the United
States.
In respect to clothing the law requires that thu
volunteers shall furnish their own clothing, fo
which purpose it allows to each non-commis
stoned officer, musician and private, three dol
lars and fifty cents per month during the time ht
shall be in the service of the United States Ii
order that the volunteers, who shall be muster
ed into service under this requsition may be en-
abled to provide themselves with good and suffi
cient clothing, the commutation allowance fo
six months (wenty-one dolars,) will be advanc
ed 10 each non-commissioned officer, musician
and private, after being mustered into service
but only with the express condition that the vol
unlecr has furnished himself with six months
4 lcothing-this fact to be certified to the Paymas
ter by the Captain of the company-or that tn
amount thus advanced shall be applied under tn
supervision Of his Captain to the object contem
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Washington HaIL-steubenvilIe. Ohio

TIE subscriber respectfully informs the public in
general sha he has leased he Hall for a term of
We ars. The sleeping apartments have undergone
perfect renovatlon-no pains or necessary eX-
pensp will be spared TO give all whomay call perfect
satisfaction. Respectfully. B. W. EARL.
April Q, l847--26-,t.
P,S. A watch Tor beats, day and night-buggags
aken 10 and from the river free cf charge.
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COMMITTED SUIcIDE.-Frederick Reidel, i'm
prisoned at Pittsburgh, and under sentence of ex-
ecution for murder, has added the crime Of self
murder to his former offences. He committed
suicide on the 3Oth ult, by opening his views
with piece of glass.
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DEATH OF Mr.. DRoMGooLE.-The Hon. Geo.
C. Dromgooe, Representative in the late Con-
gress from Virginia. died at his residence in that
State, after severe illness of eleven days. Mr..
D. was man of splendid abilities, but dissiPo'ed
habits. He was recently elected to the 3oIh
Congress by majority of IS votes.
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MEXICAN INDEMNITY.

In reference to the recent destruction of our
Provision trains between Camargo and Monte
rey, Gen. Taylor has issued an address to the
inhabitants Of Tamaulipas, New Leon and Goa
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
April 9th, l847. I

SR:-The President has directed that a vol
unteer force be accepted for the war with Mexi-
co, in addition to those already in service. As
il is desirable that no time be lost in raising the
additional force, it is propose to accept and mus
ter The volunteers by companies Your Excel
lency is, therefore, requested to cause 10 be or,
ganized in your State ten companies of Infantry,
to serve for during the war with Mexico, unless
sooner discharged. Each company will con.
sist Of
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FROM GEN. TAYLOR's CAMP.
PHILADELPHIA, May Cd, Ia


We have news from Brazos Santiago to the
18,h. General Taylor was at Monterey on the
18Th April, pushing forward his supplies. His
r,ention was TO march TO San Luis as soon
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POT METAL,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grcys,

Meetings for Drill will be held at the Armory
on Saturday, Erening Of each week commencing
at candle Lighting Members will attend rcgu.
lariy. No abundance for visitcrs unless intro.
duccd by member. Per order,
W. COLEMAN. o, s.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ohio April 9Th, l847.

To the People Of the State Of Ohio:
The following requistion for ten companies
Of Infantry and one company OF mounted Volun-
teers, has been made by the President of the
United States:
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S0IE, LEATHER

\ First rate lot Of Spanish sole leather Just receiv.
"A ed and for sale by LIZA SINCLAIR.
Cdrro;on, November 6. I846-tf.
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STONE WARE.

4 good assortment of stone crooks, &c, on hand
and Tor sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
Carrolton, November G. I84G-tf
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SALE.

SALT.
so Bbls. Lake and Yellow Creek Salt Just 70.
ceived and for sale by E SINCLAIR.
Canollton, Feb. 20, l547--3o-n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10
From The Richmond 1imcs.
SENATOR BENTON.

The letter Of Mr. Bonion 10 the Oregonians, which
finds access 10 the public through The New Orleans
Evening Mercury the editor Of which is his sun.in law.
il another remarkable specimen Of Tho arrogance, fur
which he is pre- enncnty distinguished II is exceed
ingy questionable whether he loves himself more or
Nh, Calhoun less. lIe would have the good people Of
ORGAN believe, That nobody but he has understood
ed FOR their interests; and he equally sedouus to
vince them that john C. Calhoun has dohe them all pos
sble INJURY When is recooced that he il Senator
from the very State whose admission into the Union gave
rise 10 the ms critical controversy IN history, his
mkowatmooss, rs 10 the papubc denial which this Oregon
bill contained Of the great principles then established.
may well be deemed remarkable. Enmiiy to Mr.. Cal
houn TO be he leading idea ofhis public life.
and deeply in hs feelings. that he does hot per.
ceive the most palpable Inconsistencies Certainly no
unbiased Judgment Gould Affirm that the subsequent in
PRODUCTION Of MI Cath un's resolutions against the vii
moi Proyiso was c origin Of his amendment to the Ore
g1n bill
MI Benton seems 10 have turned his attention away
from the Mexican war and the proper ways Of ending
IT. for have heard nothing lately Of his notable plan.
which the President approved. bu, which nobody else
asaowcd 10 see. The North American in happily
Suggesting the following passage from Rabelnis, (book
chap B. Ia the doughty Senator's critical recollection.
has yury probably struck definite plan he ever
fashioned for himself
"Oh that yon would make me your I.culenan, Gen
cfal. how should truss up the ngues with discipline
fret Il charge strike. take | Kin. slay | play
the devil On, on said picrochok he that loves me,
follow mel
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10
THE UNION AND GEN. TAYLOR.

The Washington Union says, "When Gen Tayior's
principles have been fully developed, if weapprove Of his
of the constitution, and OF the policy in which tho
government should be administered, shall be able
appreciate his claims the Presidency which
adds it 'sha weigh in the best spirit" being entirely
uncommited to any candidate. Nhereulon The Balll-
moro Amecican well remarks:
'Here is an indication Of some promise. Approving
Of Gen. Taylos views Of the Constitution, aud Of the po-
Icy in which the government shoid be administered.
what will The Union do2 Support Gen. Tsylor2 No.
will merely 'ha able appreciate his claims to tho Pr
sidenry.' Unlike he player queen the Union does MT
promise too much.
"Speakng however Of claims to the Presidency, tho
official paper should know that Gen Taylor makes
The pc pie make Fl AIMS upon hun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10
VOL. XXV.-.NO. 81

daey and the remainder the deceass Of his two sis.
lers.
The French Government brig Tigilanf. Capt Farbe
arrived At Boston Sunday last having been ,paic
by the authorities Of ST. Pierre. Nquelop, for The pnr-
pose Of bringing up the master and crew o the American
brig Ago II Baltimore. wrecked ut SEQ. and then placed
at tho disposition Of the inhabitants Of the colony trans
port from Bosiona cargo Of -FOUR freight free, for their
Such honorable instances Of national courtesy and
lbemy should not pass unuoticed.
The shin Zenoba went TO sea from New York on FIJI
day bound 10 Vera Cruz having board Two companies
ofteguars, Bcompany 9Th Infantry Capt J. il. Whip
pie commanding the detachment; and + company, 4ih
oisnlry, Lieut. II Prince, Adjntant Of the 4,h rgimsn
Lieut.. Londrum 80 artillery. is also on DO lrd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10

+ IVES OF TIE LORD CHANCELLORs, by Camp
IL bell,
Dlsraeli's sketches OF English Literature, new edition
Lords Exposition oil the Apocalypse,
Education and knowledge, by Ed Everett,
Lille OF Columbus, edition,by Irving,
New Iimon,
Statesmen Of America, by Mrs Maury,
Spaniards and th.r country, by Il. Ford
The WyelllIies, by Mrs Maekay,
Philosophy of Magic,
The Churchman'S Reason for his faith and practicc
Thcrs' History of the Consulate o Napoleon VOL SC
&c.
Just received a the Book Store OF
u. i. PAYNE
April 5-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10
y1anakin Nail Works.

TfE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed Agent Tor The
sale of the "Manakn Nails" respectfully informs
the public that he is receiving and will keep
sany hand at his store on the Canal, opposite the
Public Ware House, full and complete assortment Of
these Nails, embracing all the various sizes in
This Factory having been recently erected and all orts
Machinery being and Of the most modern and appro
we'd description capable Of making Nails equal in quail
ity that of any other establishment in the county,
Doa rs are assured that effort the part Of the pres
ent propretors, III be wanting to urnislf such Nails as
will fully meet their wants and on good terms any
other Factory supply tirem of similar quality.
r. B TYLER.
Richmond Va, April IL, lS47.-3m
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w W. GOODS.

VIZ gu ~ i'Ii'ih Is INilig, IN The hutse re
u Gently occupied by DAVIS. Culhoun & Co. a large
and general assortment of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Groceries, Flats. ShOes. &C.,
which he offers On tae mfst liberal terms. and at
prcts that will he certain 10 please
lie would ask an examination Of thp following articles.
CioHs-A large assortment. among which are extra
fine black. blue and fancy cored French Cloths CaSi
mcres. great Variety sune extra fine lesngs gen.
trll ass Ttnent, some Nefy superior.
The Ladies afeinvlted 10 examine his assortment OF
Dress "oods consisting olhe very latest inspirations aud
STYLES.
\ goodassorlment uf Embroderics, and Lace Goods
icw splendid Grape sowing silk and other Summer
Shawls
Also, large assortment of Bonncls. Ribbons aud
fiowch, and great many other articles suitable for
the season.
HIS stock Is large aud complete and will be sold as
cheap asany House in Virginia and til Sc in want OF
cheap Goods will hd 10 their interest 10 examine his
assortment before buyng.
The friends and paironsof the films Of DAVIS s. Broth
r, and DAVIS Colhoun q Co., arc particularly invited
TO give him cali.
April l2-ts JOHN +. DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-10

AEGROES U.iNTED
NV undersigned wish 10 purchase from one hundred
n two hundred Memo Slaves the ave of mona Il, eN
coed ~ years We are wiling 10 giYa iar them fair
oe IN ten equal annual payments from the LIST
March. lsiq
ID secure the payment of the debt we are willing 10
give mortgage on the nogoos and also read estate
nsuihcen amount 10 satisfy the seller The neproes to
ne delivered IN NoAnbee County Mississippi ty the irsl
Of October next.
Persons WISHING 10 sell will address ono az both of us
at fictensrtlle Ala by or before the ID July next
/. j. SpAhN.
April Silly RAGSDAIF