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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-31
66,640
10000
76s4O
$4,000
Naval force authorised by law,
1850

And this is seyeniy-six thousand men larger
than our Peace establishment was at the time
Of the commencement Of the Mexican war.
More volunteers, too, are deemed necessary,
and the wishes Of tho Executive are TO be car
red out, Congress is called upon TO cloIhe the
President with Power 10 equip and keep in SER
vice at least one hundred thousand fighting men.
Well is il asked, in view Of such state of fact,
what has become of the ancient dread of large
Slanding Armies, which so justly alarmed the
fathers Of the confederacy, and which was the
burden Of their loudest complaint against the
mother country. Have principles changed, or
have parties!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-31

ExrLosIoN,--As the Steam Ferry Boat here,
the Island Packet, was about leaving the Island
shore, she burst her boiler, by which one Dung
man. named John Clark, 17years old. was blown
overheard and drowned. His body has not yet
been recovered. His brother, Thomas Clark,
aged l3 yeats, was severely wOunned in the
head. but is in n fair way of recovery.
Two Germans were slightly injured, and will
recover.
Ayoung man by the name of Rhodes, book
pcdlar was very badly scaded.
Thomas Watkins, slightly injured.
The pilot, Mr.. Walker Hunter, was in the pi-
lot house, and was thrown back several feet.
Ills injuries are considerable, in the back, sides,
and legs, but he appears in fair way of recov-
cry. He, however, is very seriously Bruised
Wheeling Argus.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-31

supply the now. Oregon also needs the pres
ence Of our troops TO protect the emigranIs and
Indians from depredations. This then is the Of
fensiye force which the President seeks TO raise:
Aggregate force authorized by law, $3.50
Asked for in regulars, 10000
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-31

so solemly asserted, and which were the Land.
marks that guided our fathers through ths eady
perils Of tho Republic. Coms on, then. 20 IN,
Council. Come prepared 10 speak emphatical.
y the feelings Of tine People of Ohio. upon ,bt,
momenious topics which agtaIe our Couutry
from us centre 10 lis remolesi borders. Your
voice Is PotenIal-your principles, founded in
JuSIee aud eternal truth, will commNnd respect.
Inc business which viii challenge the alton.
uon o. the Convention will be-. the selection nl
candidate Tor Governor; to designate candidates
Tor Presidential electors; to provide for the rem.
resenlalion Of tho State Of Ohio In n NntionaI.
Whig Convention for the nomination oc canI;..
dates for President and Vice Presideur AZ ,bo
United States; and the transaction of sucls a,h.
er business rs il may deem meet and prbnc,.
when convened. F'
JOHN A. LAZELL
JOSEPH RIDGWAY,
JOSEPH SULLlNANT,
LAASON CURTIS,
J. d. THOMPSON,
LEVI LElL.
JANE l.. TIES.
Wing State Central ommittee..
Columbus, Dec. 10, lS47.
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JOHN CLARK.
JOHN N. ADAIR.

By Eckley & Davis, their Attorneys.
lee. 81, lS17-Gt pr =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05
Agricultural Insurance IL England.

The existence in the Provinces Of local clubs for the
mutual insurance OF long before the establishment
deliberately constituted agrculturist
companies sufficiently disproves the silly charge that
the farmers a body have betrayed gross iDdfer.
ence to their own interests That they have ami.
mated by a totally different FEELING all who have any
knowledge of them will readily allow They have ever
evpced meritorious anxiety for the advancement Of
husbandry but have unfortunately lacked those ready
and economical means which within the reach Of
other classes The establishment OF these little
mutual assistance societies. Is evidence OF their activity
and of their readiness to avail themselves Of
the social advantages of the age Burke was toerabe
Judge of human character and he frequently declared
that the farmers were, the score OF Intelligence,
greatly belied and illuminated body lie attributed to
them and discernment ono ordinary nature
and those who have mixed with, and are intimate with
them will without hesitation bear witness to the value
and correctness Of the prophetstatesnans estimate
We know something about them, and are prepared at
any moment contend that for shrewdness and sagacit
they exceed by any other class in society The
truth is that has been fash Unable to decry them they
have been targets for the paper pellets OF the sast
and the fiction menger and the town classes catching
the tone have become insensby inocuate with the be-
lief that stupidity dwes In the country and wisdom In
the towns and cities This very amiabe creed Is fast
disappearing and enlightened appreciation OF one OF
the wealthest and most important bodies 10 society
capacity to deal with the subject that the isolated posi-
ton Of the farmer has been sadly against him. and tna
hhe had possessed the means Of improvement ana OF
centrslzaton that have long been within the reach OF
celed them In habits Of business and economy and in
Misrepresentation Of those arts sciences and social reg
ations which the children OF civilization HAD the
farmers social position been apar With that OF the
merchant, the manufacturer and the tradesmsn, ne
would years and years ago have avalcd himself OF the
protection and security which the principle OF assurance
affords To imagine the reverse would be absurd, for
the superstition would be eoquenty contradicted by the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05

DARIsIAN DYEING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IA
L William street, New York--COURT X DESCHAUx
duced into the United States all Of goods sewing silk
and either plain shaded; xepWr and
reoller yHrn, sewing cotton mohair, NC
They have imported patent machinery Cor putting up worst,
ed and silk either skeins spools cks; damaged faded
goods ribbons silk satin merinos. tbct and cashmere
shawis gnps frngs cords and asses ladies' and gs,is
msa garments &C. dyed and cleaned equal 10 articles
iy2s 30tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05

NOTICE TO SMOKERs-H. HENR!QuEs beg:
IN leave call the OF his friends, and the lovers
the fsvoe weed well the public "a general 70 .xsmins
choice aud OF Havsns ana rei
segs some OF hs most brands per
Chde nodhvms been selected under The c'2"
Of the best Judges Ha,a order To please the mo ~.
'ou. and nj he surpassed by any other ~ ~
~ vss is,s :. corner OF Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05

Az FOR SALE-Thc New York built, coppered
SkxA\ and copper fastened ship FRANCIS DEPAu bur
tben, per register, sos tons, and carrles sOoooO IDS
has renewed within years and her lower masts
OF sails she has entire SUITS Of which nearly
She has furnished accommodations for 20 cabin passen-
gers and be promptly tieg APP
ply to BOYD HiNCkES,
aud 6rc Room Tontpe Buildings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05

Bark HEBRON, Captain 9SrriS.
The above ships all Of the first class of light draft
water aud commanded by the experienced captains
the trade Their cabins furnished every
attention paid the comfort and of the
gers
Neither the captains of the above ships will be
board of them unless regular bills Of ang taken for the
same, and the value therein expressed.
For freight passage board Orleans wharf fool
Agent in New Oreans-John Woodruff & Co., who win
promutly forward all goods to their address
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REMIT TANCES To IHELANU, NC
~ ~ & @
(NEUKGE McBKIDE Jr., No 46 Broadway continues
" remit money, in large small residing
Of Ireland in the he and his prede
done for the last thirty years and
also, to any part Of England or Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter. postpaid. the subscriber
personally deposited with him with the Of the
persons in Ireland England Scotland whom be
SENT aud post town. will be Immediately transmitted
and paid accordingly and receipt to that effect given
for yxarded to the sender jy2l 30t IN
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
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cAnIIsIE a. RIppARD,s EMIaRAT

E4S. CARLISLE * RIPPARD'S EMIGRATION
eYf4zN OFFICE, in connection with George Rippard
&kSon. Liverpool The subscribers beg TO INFORM the
pubic that they opened house connection with hek
.ad. George Rppard Son Of hyepSol aad are enabled
Cork aud all other parts of Great Britain and Ireland
For the general given to pas
airs coming through house IN LIVERPOOL we can, by
reference numerous letters received from smgmnts from
times received In order fully out the arrangement
we been establish house III this city that
disappointment and annoyance common 10 emghs mere ana
in Liverpool may be prevented 80, i,
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srrck Hotrnguer Queen Of the West Liverpool and Con.
stion on their regular days. and in addition one or more
drst class ships every week. 60 = -
Persons wishing send money 70 their friends can procure
drafts able sight without DISCOUNT on me pnneiph
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Apply to : CARLISLE RIrPARO
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As1x FOR LIvERPOOL-New Line.,-Regular pack
w ct Of 26th of August--The splendid, fast sailing
k,paeket ship SIDDONS, Captain f. b. Cobb will
bosifiveIy sail as above her regular day:
For freight having superior furnished scc3m;
modsons apply board Orleans wharf, foot OF Wall
street or TO t. H. COLLlNS, % South &C.
Price Of passage, 500;
Sddons aud sail the 2sth OF Sept her regular
AZ iY29
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"a DIR. DE WITT c. KELLINGER's INFAL.

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Essy :srsa and perfectly delightful N - asor and e.
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and broken in two doses always NJ $500 cures
Among the many individual. who have kindly
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city mSp k1 Of OF be Nw Bryce
over Harlem currd of chronic rheumatism Of Oyer
koss his ssss he Bdre
S snss SDsy Of '5 e e y
Head Bower and Broadway fine. Of stages has used At his
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from the boats and IS cents additional screened the
y1 ~ ssf. S Ming and PETER CLINTON
FEEsH IMF2MrATi0NS.W sS 2, = CO. 10 y
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about 500 pairs fine French Cuffs Is and Cd per pair the
remaining stock oblack and white lace Ves price:
very che an lot Collars from EACH
Ladies will find bargains in Valencennes Laces and
Edepgs well worth their attention. jyl9 30tsm
MADISON HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE HAS
l been newly fitted up aud furnished for the accommoda-
ton bosrdcrs Fifteen or twenty more boarders
nav be accommodated with pleasant and airy rooms:
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H. for than IN dineren paris Europe
Asia Minor Lasistan, Armenia, souih Africa brai ana
New Holland. 20. - No..
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Tickets entiting holder the use of the warm Cod
show er aud Baths 600 Broadway LOT o. may
be had in the Reading Room. ~ =, pvpNrs s-ro
Present holders Of tckeus Of course allowed NE p
eges of this arrangement for Ladies' ia Crosby
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-11
Coroucr's Inauc.t.

An inquest held yesterday afternoon the factory
al David Niche, the South side Of the Basin before
Coroner Robert r. Wicker upon the body of NEGRO man,
Savc, named John Taylor the property OF Boekenbrough
Peyton. Of Caroline county. After examination which
occupied the jury until Dusk the jury decided that the
9th day OF March, ls47, Mr. Thaddeus d. Brown
said factory, having the said negro under his
and direction, and being engaged his proper chas
and correction the said negro resisting his author
iy the conflict which ensued unlawully killed the said
negro by shooting him with pistol the left eide
the spine o. the said negro, Just below the cnTce.
Alter the finding Of the jury Mt Brown, who the
factory aiken custody by the Cousabes alton
dant the Coroner. One OF the CITY Aldermen being
for aud promptly bailod Mr. Brown appear
the Mayors Office day III O'Clock. The evidence in
this depended wholly upon the statements OF Mr.
Brown. The negro is said have been very insolent
hand in the Factory. Mr. Brown asserted that the negro
had been impuden, and had struck him, and had also
struck negro whom Brown had called to his assistance
whsn he fred hiIn Mr.. Brown exhibited much distress
the necessity which had compelled him shoot the
gro, declaring that he had rather have been killed himself
1t unfortunate affair There doubt howe
that MIR Brown will be promptly discharged when brought
before the regular Court Yesterdays Enquirer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-11
From the ARMY.

VII be seen by extracts, IN another column that's ru
NOR has reached us OF sanguiRAry battle between Santa
Anna and General Taylor. between Saullo and Monte,
rev-in which the latter, usual obtained signal victory
We do not 'ePose entire confidence in the rumor though
there are Circumstances connected with it which shake our
doubts OF is authenticity OF thing we are sure and
that Is, IT the battle fought, DoN ZAck as the Next
cans style Gen. Taylor, whipped them
We regret to hear that there Is in the city that
Lieut. Albert Croze OF the L. : Army (,he only son Of
our fellow citizen, Col Charles Crozei) had been killed by
the Mezicans, while separated from the Army and tina,
mailaied BODY had been found. We hope however
tast this rumo: may prove be unfouuded Indeed the
Circumstance that Lieut. Cro1et known TO have embarked
or tie Island OF Looos the 7h Of February while his
death said have occurred subsequently, induces us TO
t,!icsc that he runor i not true
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-11
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.


| MAHCA 10. III.
communication was received from the House OF Dele
gates announcing the passage sundry bills. which were
upon motion OF Mr. DESS, read twice and refeTrcd "a
their respective Committees. "
| MEsSAsE Prom rnE HousK
The House Of Delegates have passed r..oln,;on an.
othng 'ne Executive TO commission the officers Of ca.
VARY company IN the county Of Halifax Agreed to b,
And resolution authorizing the survey. Of ,o,d fran,
salem 10 Lyneheurg and from Salem to Buchanan A.
Several bills were reported by the different committees.
which will be noticed az they are taken up
Upon motion OF Mr.. GAkNErr the bill authorizing . ..
pIiae eeehSn at Rieysyle, the county OF Page wa,
was passed. '
Az act to authorize pmen, to be made by tho school
teacher IN said county. Passed.
pany. Passed sV"A
An act authorize lease of IN. S..Lo..l - D.
noke railroad to the Trustees of Portsmonh nd ~. Co
ei OF the city OF Norfolk jointly and to auth,r.s IN. sale
OF the road to the same.
Mr. WILEY moved that the bill be laid upon the table
Motion opposed by Messrs. GaRNrrr CKvNp C,rI,pxs
THOMPSON and CGrEKroSi and supported by Messrs Nc
MvLtSN' Witl5N' and SrASARD Motion uegaived-
The bal was then read third time. aud after some fur
ther discussion, by Messrs McMuLLKS. wooLFoLx Cox
CArFRroN, CRrHF, and GALAHkH, was passed.
An Act 10 incorporate the Little Fall, Railroad COMPANY
Passed.
Mr. BAPTIST made report from the committee of Con.
ference, which, substance provided That TN. cnp,.
OF Alexandra ami Fairfax shall cce, ienIl. one deIsg.I
and that the sa, Of Judge Scott extra services should
be increased $500"
The yeas and being called for, agreeing to the
report, resulted IS follows:
fEAs-MeSsrs. Scott, Speaker,) Cox. williams Wiley
Baptist. Garrett, Dennis. Wicher Deneae sloan S,rin
ger, McMul!cn. McCsuey-l3
NAvs-Messrs. Woods. Sutton. Thompson, Moore
voolfolk, Gsllsher Carsrion, Sanard, Smith, Crump,
Amber, Rogers, Parriott, Fry-l4.
Mt McMUILKN moved that the bill be laid upon the ia
bic. Negauved.
The question then being. shall the Senate insist upon
Its amendment allowing Alexandra separate dcegate1
was decided IN the negatve-ayes H. noes l4-as fol-
lows
AYEs-Messrs Sutton, Thompson. Moore, Voolfolk,
Gauaher CaPetion, Sianard Smith, Crump, Amber Ro-
gem. Farriou and Fy-l3.
NoEs-Messrs Scott tSPeakerl Cox, Woods Williams,
Wiley, Baptist, Garrett Dennis, Witcher Witcher De-
neale, Sloan, Stringer MeMucn and McCauley-l4
The vote rejecting the report OF the committee Of con-
ference was upon motion Of Mr. wooLroLx ro-consdeed
and the report again rcIeeted-ayes l3, noes IL
Mr.. SrANARu offered a resolution requesting another
committee Of conference upon which Mr. Cox moved the
previous question. Resolution sustancd-ayes Is noes -
An Act to incorporate the Western Banch Railroad Com
Pany. Passed
An Act empower the Petersburg to construe,
Ship Cansl.
On motion OF NJ. SrASASp the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-11
House OF DelesaIes.

WEDNESDAY, March 10Th, lci1.
communication received from the Senate. stating
that hey had passed number OF bills with various amend
ments. he amendments coRcurrei by the House
On motion OF Mr.. SrovALL, Resolved by the General
Assembly OF Virginia, That the Executive be and he Is
hereby authorized to issue commissions the officers OF
company OF cavalry IN the l72d Regiment. in the coun
" OF HALIFAX, upon certificates Of their election such
GA motion OF Mr.. CARsoN, Resolved, That leave he
bring IN bill authorize James Castleman 10
bud bridge the Shenandoah ryer at or near his
Ferry, known as Saeekefs Ferry. in Clarke county.
ENGROSSED BILLS.
Bill 10 increase the annuity the Virginia Institution
Tor tee education Of the Deaf and Dumb and OF the
Blind, and for other purposes Passed ayes a. noes 90
with the following ryder, offered by Mr. SHEyFEy-
o the sail annuity shall exclusively be paid out OF the
Treasury OF the commonwealth"
b.. concerning Franklin Tayener. Pissed.
a Bill concerning Thomas Bruwa and James Saunders OF
the c0uHty OF Lancaster. Passed.
\ Bill 20 amend entitled An Act concerning VIII
liam ". A'kinsol. Passed.
y B authorizing separate election NJ Fabcts Mills in
the county OF Nelson. Passed
\ BIZ. concerning the Virginia Mil.y Institute Passed
bil authorizing the Circuit Superior Courts OF Law and
Shancer! to make allowances 10 keepers Of Courthouse
Passed.
Bill authorizing Jnor5 into their j,ils slaves
taken under attachments. Passed
Bill concerning Charles w. and Helen VI. Coleman
Passed
4 Bill amend an act entitled An Act concerning certain
Chaneery proceedings and for other PurpOses-passed
teb'y l1th, 1923. Passed.
Bi. to incorporate the Potomac Navigation Company
Passed.
Bill establish public free ferry across the COrooman
river, IN the county Of Lancaster. Passed.
Bill making further provisions for the revisa OF the
tues Of this Commonwealth. Passed
Bill 10 facilitate the construction OF Electric Tele
graph Line the great Northern and Southern route
Passed, with the following ryder
BE It further enacted That any future General Assem-
by Of this State shall have full power amend repeal
this Act
message received from the Senate. stating that
iney had adopted resolution requesting a second COM
mi'tce Of conference relative the difference between
the TWO Houses touching the bill providing extern
sion OF the jurisdiction Of the commonwealth Of Virginia
over the county OF Alexandra.
The resolution agreed by the House, but the
Speaker deferred announcing the Committee.
After reading large number OF bills a FIRST and second
time,
On motion Of Mr.. MoRRis, the House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-11
Correspondents, Of The Baltimore ra'rio-By Telegraph

The Stock market to-day is withou, much movement.
Sales Of Pennsylvania SIS 70i price Of yeser.
say Nothing OF moment IN other securities Sales Of L.
$. 6's ls56 at per cent advance on yesterday.
The Flour market continues quiet and prices unchanged
sales of 1000 bbls Pennsylvania brands made this
morning S5,si though holders generally eOn,end for Sc
Smell sales Of Corn Mcal At $3.50
Nothing OF moment doing in Wheat Prime red Is
worth 1870 cts
Sales this morning o. 5000 bushels yellow corn 81
IS according quality; oats unchanged eloverseec
S5.25 10 SSH
The provision marke; rather qsiei and without change
in prices Ne movement in groceries, by wheh TO give
Src;nuon
whiskey IS without activity a, 2sA2s. PET ga.
Nothing dang cotton; F-ioes nOulna With far lee.
ing.
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op OF med'ene Thousands have hs.lh
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aoundan'y prove has received the Of many
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uanon OF the pubic has placed the reach Of
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IN OF hugs evil rheumatism and inepicn rou salt rh.um
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rTDr. WOODS sursa parilla and wild Cherry
ucrs.-Ne call the attention OF following
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fots Is one amoSg notices which tbI.
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OF the country:
From the New York Evening Mirror1
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Nersed IN another eolumn Dr. Woods Cher
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