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es- The Tory Union now tells the country
that no one could have performed less than
Santa Ana in proportion TO his swelling prom
ises. We do not know that. Tell us what he
promised Mr., Polk before thatpas was sent
to him. 9 w. 8tou5e
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The Frankfort Commonwealth says that
Mr.. Benton, repeatedly declared while in Ken
lucky, during the month just past, that no
"power on earth could prevent the election
Of Gen. Taylor to the Chief Magistracy of the
Union" If this be So. it is a sure proof that
the Colonel is coming to his senses again.
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The New York Tory Globe, charges those
Democrats who have not voted with his party
in the recent elections with treachery, because
the President could not give them all Office.
Democrats-do you hear this mputalion upon
your integrity by the subsidized Tory Press of
the President2
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That LErrER.--Why does not Mr.. Polk
order the publication of that letter which Gen.
Taylor wrote to the Department of War, with.
in "a hours Of the battle Of Buena Vista
There is great desire among the people to
read it,
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Col. FREMoNr.-Itis said that the ilumi-
nation at Col. Benton's was very brilliant, but
that it was chiefly in honor of the gallant Col.
Fremont--it being now the order Of the day
that honors are no longer to be given to one
man but to be divided among all! e
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1t is said that General Scott lately made requi-
stion upon the Government for thirty thousand
mules. The Administration could not readily fur
nish him with that number, and SO offered him Col.
Benton who has as much of the mule in him Is thirty
thousand ordinary animals Of that same species
88&i s5.jllsa .g SIR Prentice.
But upon the refusal of Scott to accept the
Colonel, it is said, the President offered him
10000 asses from the Augean stables, with
John Slidell and Atocha at their head. ! y.
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IL The Picayune Extra of the Sd inst, brings
intelligence of the capture of Tuspan by our feet
after sharp resistance. Our forces had four officers
and four men wounded. Among The former was
Capt. Tanall The heavy artillery was spiked, and
after destroying such Of the public property could
NOT be taken away, the town was abandoned.
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BUsT OF OLD ZAcH.-The people of New
Orleans are discussing the subject of getting
up subscription to have bust taken of old
Zach. The next thing we shall hear,-it is
done. +@4ssra
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or General Taylor had just issued orders to the
commandants Of posts to levy contributions on the
enemy to pay for the property destroyed by Urea.
The portion demanded of Matamoros was $4,000
payable in cash or mules and provisions. ste4
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New Drug and Chemical S


Paints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, &C.
+ The subscriber has just received o large and
fresh supply Of PAINTS, OILS, &C., part ofwhich
are named below. They are guaranteed to be pure
and good, and from the best manufactures. All
persons wanting such articles would find il to their
advantage to call, as am determined to sell lower
than similar articles can DO got at any other place
in this city. "a Il 1868 ,gaf1t sstaga3 sg8 IA
$50 kegs White lead ,.l5 w. s,
i 100 lbs. Chrome Green
100 lbs. Chrome Yellow
20 lbs. Chrome Red
100 lbs. Pure Verdegris
800 lbs. Red Lead and Litharge
100 lbs. Imperial Green Il 6
500 lbs. Venetian Red and Sp. Brown in oil1
SOC lbs. Yellow Ochre in oil
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
SO lbs. do. do. in oil
A large assortment Of Paint and H'hite Hash
Brushes. 4
400 lbs. Lamp Black, dry and in oil
10 lbs. Sp. Whiting
1000 lbs. Putty
200 Boxes Of Window Glass, all sizes
bbs. Linseed Oil
5 bbls. Copal and Japan Varnish ~
8 bbls. Sp. Turpentine
! cask bleached Lamp Oil, at rs cts pr. gall.
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from the
mandatory every week. te
CHARLES STOTT, corner 7th street
april 27-6mo and Penn. Av.
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Our neighbour Of the Demosrat says Prem
tice, is in the habit Of calling his opponents
pigmies.--He evidently thinks himself giant
Well, we admit that all, who look at him, in
voluntarily exclaim -" GoLiaht'' ss5R1rs. M
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The whole country (Vera Cruz, is in arms
against US, and all s,ragglers are killed without
mercy. "A black man near Santa Fe is known
to have murdered nine of our men, principally
volunteers. Tory Union. s1i !. .5a. .,aas
And yet Mr.. Polk is waging, as he says,
this war TO conquer "a peace"!!!
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The editor Of the Doylestown Democrat,
says Prentice, says that we are a "Tartar.o
He would think so if he were to catch us.
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o. The Tuscaloosa Ala. Flag of the Union
CTory) glories in the very idea Of having such
a man as Taylor for President of the United
States. What will the old man Of the Wash,
ington Union say to this.
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The Louisville Journal advises the Tories
to make haste and devise some means to keep
their party together, for he assures them that
there is every prospect Of tremendous STAN
pede among the Democracy!
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A wag said yesterday, that although Santa
Anna had not sacrificed his life in the battle of
Cerro Gordo, he had at least gone so far as to
lay do,cs his leg. rs
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1t may be said, we are the great ,altared
among Lations.-D Daniel Webster
We shall not be SO much longer if Mr..
Folks design of annexing the whole of Mexico
to the coniederacy be persisted In.
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It must always be remembered that on every oc-
casion, and under all circumstances SANTA ASA's
leading principle Is, an intense selfshness. He lie
for peace or just either may enure to his own
bcnsft.--New Orleans Bee.
And be it also remembered, that this is true
in every particular of Mr.. James Knox Polk !
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The Carrolton Gazette, Greene County,
has old Zach's flag flying up at its mast head.
Poor MIR. Richie s .git. et
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IT, G. FARQUHAR & CO., call the attsn-
L ton of the citizens and public generally, to
their
New Drug and Chemical Store,
corner of 18th street and New York Avenue, where
can be found all articles in their line fresh and genu
inc. april 27-3t
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For The Army. A vessel is now being loaded a
the arsenal wharf with gun and ammunition carriages
which are 10 be despatched 10 Vera Cruz. m
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JOHN WAGNER,
Caryer and GiIder.

n Carver and Glider,
enn. Avenue, between lth and 18th sts, North
side Makes to order all kinds Of Plain and Orna-
mental Gilded Frames, Coynices Curtains, Rods,
&c. Old Fnmes regt and Looking Glass Plates
inserted. Terms moderate. @
april I9-tf tst
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0G- Richard H. Baptist, of Mechlenburg, is
announced as the candidate Of the Tories in
Droomgoole's District for the next Congress
to be LETT behind by the gallant Boiling
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o3-The expense of executing the Sub-Treas-
ury law and of conducting the finances of the
government on this system is estimated at not
less than one million Of dollars per annum!
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MISS ANNA M. BECK would respectfully in
Iu form the Ladies of Washington that she is now
prepared with her Spring Stock to execute all orders
in Millinery or Mantua Making with neatness and
despatch. Residence street, opposite Rev. 0. b.
Browns april 2l-Sm
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Tee lee Tee.

Ice, Ice, Ice.
nE VAUGHAN'S supply of pure fresh pond
IL Ice of Boston has arrived, and he is ready to
supply the public at any hour until 10 o'clock at
night. Any person wishing it can be accommo-
dated at his residence, on 9th street, few doors
north Of d. Cagetts dry good store. I.
april 23-3teod s. lltt3
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Nothing could exceed the determination with
which the Mexicans marched against General Tay-
Iar- Washington Union.
Except the determination with which they
marched back again.--Prentice.
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DENTAL SURGERY:

r PARMELE, firm Of Dodge and Parmele,
IL. Surgical, Operative, and Mechanical DEN
TIST, may be seen professionally from a. m. to
p. m, at his Office where he has been located for the
last three years. OrrIcE and RESIDENCE, Penn.
avenue, between 9th and lOth'sts.
april Adm
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NTRs. M. A. TAYLOR, FASHIONABLE MILL
lu NER AND DRESS MAKER, Tenth ST.,
opposite the Baptist Church, Grew. Mr. Brown's,)
Washington D. @. dec 51yt
N. Especial attention to fitting, as this Is an
all important matter. e
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A CARD.

r s. BECK would take this method of notifying
a his friends and public generally that he has re-
moved his house Furnishing Store from Pennsyl-
vania avenue to street north opposite Rev. 0. b.
Browns one square west of the General Post Office.
Having a larger house and lower rent can and
,pW sch any and all kinds Of Housed Furnishing
Goods cheaper than at any time heretofore. | will
try to prove this to any one in want Of goods that
will give me a call.
I N. b. Rooms for rent, furnished or unfinished.
4. april 2l-3m . q
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FRESH ORANGE co. BUTTER

H,IE SUBSCRIBER has jast received
10 packages Fresh Butter
10 g Choice Cheese
ft 4s AND
A lot Of Maple Sugar in small cakes. M
may 7-3t S. HOLMES, Seventh ST.
Mr.. H. has made arrangements to be supplied with
the same kind Of Butter long the market will
warrant it.
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STILL MORE FRIGHTFUL.-The veracity of
the Boston Post, is said to be unimpeachable,
for the same cause. when it says that Gen.
Taylor advised Mr.. Polk to occupy the left
bank of the Rio Grande!
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VAN LOAN & CHASE,
FROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS.

Admittance fee-next door to U. 8. Hotel
Pictures taken in any kind Of weather, clear.
cloudy, rainy, from o'clock, a. M till o'clock
p m. Washington, l847. HUI
april l4-H g4ss II 5n0si As4g4 81
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Cegars and Tobacco, of superior quality, con
april a7-st i. G. FARQUHAR 6 co.
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T HAVE on hand, and shall be daily receiving,
i supply Of all kinds of Lumber and Wood,
which, as shall sell for Cash only, I ain deter
mined to sell at low prices All persons, therefore,
in want, are respectfully invited to give me CALL
\ s29I eC GEORGE COLLARD,
9th street and Missouri Avenue
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BECK's DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS !
~ Q,ao l.. eL.aI $500 aLaOaao,. fL11a,

IT IKENESSES taken in the best style inferior TO
j none, either sngly or in groups at the very re-
duced price of 81 5O!! each. Specimens may
be seen at the rooms over the Furnishing Store of
l. 8. Beck, Il street near the General Post Office.
Remember the price 81 90. Groups in proportion.
anriI 81 --3m
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FRIGHFuL J0KE.-Some Of Mr.. Webster's
friends say he will not impeach the President
this year, because frost destroyed the blossoms
of the peachcs-B Boston Post. es
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MARCH REPORT.-The Mutual Ben
Nl eft Life Insurance Company (ofice No. III
Wall street, New York) issued during the month Of
March, Is47, 2O3 new Policies, viz:
IT, q q Il. =
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If the enemy advance one step more, the national
independence will be buried in the abyss Of the past
Santa Ana's Proclamation, Mar. 81, ls4T.
We have taken that step. ga8 s5H.
n 1 :. III A,n..I
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by Telegraph!

LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS FROM
MEXICO.-tlERERN ELECTED PRESl-
DEM f-MONEi DEMANDED or THE
CLERGY-APPEAL TO ARMS-TIlREE
STATES DECLARED FOR ANARCHY.
REPoRTED Pa THE MASS LLOH TELEeEAPH
ClGclnuau, Nov. 20, l847
The Org PhUnix brings ~ late aud Impor.
Iani news from Mexico.
CorgrJss hal assembled al Qucr5iu and II r.
era was elected Pr 'sdrnl.-The auihorili,s at
GaIuxara hade a requ>lion upon the clergy for
money. bu, tn lapl r d,ni,d rh,m any. When
Ih.'y appealed To arms aud s-v, raj battles w,rs
fought, but tn. r.cui was not knuwn.
Th r, was rumor at Ga rtara. frnm the
Capitol. Of The formation ol plot 10 divide N X.
leo into two large States aud annex lhum To the
United States
The Mexican troops in the field number lhirry
thousand.
Gen. Patterson had arrived. Ths National
Brdgn is unmoeslrd.
Three States Of Mexico have declared for an.
archy. The son Of llurbide, the late emperor Of
Mexico, takes lhn throne.
lurervenliOn from European powers is expec.
ted.
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n OF &c E.

The untersiglo0 'ouIntstur,rS appointed rs
the cou / 0i common pleas OF CauO lCouuty, Oho,
to view and ASS images to esiman,s Tor iriu.
~ dose them y the Construction Oi the SANDY &,
ieav,r Car.al," &c., herev give rOlce that tn :
wall meet on she premises where damages atr
clarn'd, ar follows, To dttrrmIne lhe naitIs any
things IN controversy, I" vii:
II the case Of Samuel Me, K va. the Sandy & Bea.
vtr Canal Company, Oh b c-u.ter q, IB47;
Hugh Downing ". saue, D cem er %. l347;
Patrick Hull ". same, D'e'm'eI "a, IG47;
Juhn Caress vs. snmr, D.rrnher q, iS,7:
Henry Fi-hpl W. same, DerembrT 90, IG47;
William SPatoa W. same. D-CCuhtr 80. IB47;
LYDIA V. Bever VI. same. Dec mher 81, 1877:
Isaac Crumhacker W. same. ia ua.y 3, | ~.
These Interested Csn attend on the pr,nisr'
VhrIe damages are ella med on the several days q
tCVP neuiiOhtd, JOIN SEOlER.
DAVID BELKNAP.
GEO. 4. McALl lSTER.
November -, is47-G-3t ConmiesiolPS
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uENRy CL\Y-HIs POSITION.

"Trurh is mighty, and UiH prevail" The
SmpIicit confidence and trust which is to be placed
IN the sen,iment and p,Omise contained in this
,uuo,aiiOn, is sometimes the only consolation lett
40 a party that has acted from conscientious mo-
,,ives in refer important political issues, and
suffered defeat ut the hands Of IhOse whO wcr"
actuated by mercehary designs, without regard
for common honesty or the welfare Of the coun-
try. Such was the case with the Wing parry in
1874; and such may still be said to be Iha case
with il, save that il is now in the hope of speedy
realization Of the truth contained in the maxim.
In'44, Henry Clay, as an indVdua and as tn :
great leadsr and candidate Of tbs Wing party,
openly and loudly protested against tho annex
alton Of Texas, and the consequences which he
in his wisdom was well awarS must inevitably
follow. He proclaimed in the length and breadth
of the land. through the medium of the public
press and his supporters, that the scheme was in
iEelfs moral and political evil; that We a. a ma
sion we're defrauding and robbing sister Repub.
lie; and that war with Mexico would follow, and
with i. disaster on disater to our beloved country
All this was do1e in true spirit Of philanthropy,
justice and patriotism. His keen understanding
enabled him to see and "KNow THE RIGHT"-his
magnanimOus heart prompted him to adopt and
sustain it under every circumstances. But the
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mnneratiOn.
n,s ,sTrp an LAKE MICHIG IN.

GRe,r Loss os LiPE. E.--Oa the l9'h ol Novem'
bpr, III, Propeller Phoenix. bound up the Lakes
,~soo wi,h;n seyenteeu miles Of Sh boygan' was
discovered 10 De on fire between her decks III
a fw minutes lhe vessel was in iam"s and all
efTars to save her we're unavalling. lher' were
about two huudrad passengers an board thirty
Of whom took % tn small boats and wers p'rk9 !
mn nv the steamer Delaware, which hove IN sight
n, the ,ime-,he remainder PEHIsHsD IN THE FIRE
on WE'RE DROWNED! Most of The lamented sui
Garers were emigranss.-T vessel ~a' owned
IN Cleveland, and wa1 insured TO the amount OF
fifteen thousand dollars.
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fight IN III coming ruutrs' Of tSrbHh - 80
gsrl' III. Na i"ua and State G5rsfam .nis,-
a, III y NsuI ~ n ~ iog 'h = in o. sprc.
i've C"uai-s, Ia CIV HhH'.igkfqk'f rf.fespoH v
th,.r 'I,vs and oriui"u~ Ana lar ~ iOs
cuudldn ior III Presidency lhf'tas1 - may
not b.adridrd rxlrs-im u N 4. 4 nj Ihs
prnpusd C"uu'y meetings and sinir csnvrn'ion.
the mat WILL and shoud b.. euHiy Al ,hs
option 9th iOrmT. The presumption Is that
III y would sh"w Parliru'arsiEns 81 favor iowar Is
some Que nf the honoSabl- individuals Sho hayS
bacn named as candidates EF the Office.
With this vitw of the cass-hud considering G
also that the parry Is even nUw aS we'll pr psr.d
to say who shall be the standard barr in III :
Gub,rnatoria contest Hs il will bs-the State
Convention should b. held preyi"u' 10 the al.
journmcm Of IN, L gisalur,.-What say the
Wings Of CARRoLLl Will you hold Conven.
,iOnl What saySrh, County Central COmmirtGel
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SIIERITF's SALE,

Iy virtue a. ".n 81 A.id. "a. 50. ssuad ont OF
The rourt q: common prd- 81 Carroll COT. Is. Ono,
AMI 10 "a" dIrrcsrd Will offer or -al- 1t tlr nous,
oi Firdrrt'k C,l-su.an. in ITow lowuShip Cauot
Cou"ty, on the l.tdryor reu,l - n.xt, at tSrlv,
o'clnck, M oi roId day, the following prrsousl
property, n vi: me tVO no - wagon. oIe tlsrk
horse ,rroGurr, urer IN lCh cow. seventy i've l75l
IA hrl- ot what. ous huad,'d and Il Is tI5O) hush.
~ Of ears Of corn, eight head OF sheen hfte hog
atd tw' my acres Of wheat IN th- grcu ID. Taken
IA eX-cu.iOn and Will Ue sod "
f. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
Novem' sr 10 i8i7-G-2t. Pr Zee s..
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waoN' rr vailed ur the ina. Tn r.aaciau
'r"11.lr l'~hn ma iagrl AID aljIs-d n l"ru
b'ch Pnuiral machIu'. surc,,d j 10 d .re.yng
IN b'lnina rnuugh nlthr ma,s.s rn .rur, N ~
nriuruu' 's'gIi Txr'wasarn X Il, ,an a. n
rams war and di.a,lrr-Mr Gays n di,t,nns
have bsrn even mr. than yrrili,d. Tn, scuurr.
oi b!uudy d wisk.'d war il upon us, with all
the cures rhu follow in its thallowcd Train.
Allhis stale Of aiT5ir., What . ihr po.iion or
our gr A. Patriot aud Siatesmanl II, sill oeru.
pics 'hs sam Phianlhropic and manly gruund-
regardless Of the pcuy poTu'arty cpnnec,ed ~hh
tho ''pomp and circumstance of wAr''-now thar
b. is r aizing what he befura anticipated. Ia
1914 he was candidate for Iha high ST Office
within the gih or the peorle--now he is IN the
capacity OF an humble cit.z'n and desires such
TO remain; then he was pointing out az imprnd-
ing national calamity. and a simple plain course
tn avoid iI-now he dcyises plan Ly which. If
they will only adopt il. those in pow can stay
and mend up n realiz CaSmily. Wisdom,
love Of country and keen s,nse oCjuslce attends
him in his every word aud action. All homer to
the Patriot Of ASHLAND! Lorg may he livrl
Asa candidate (or Chief Magistrate in l04a.
Henry Cay will no doubt be the lavurie of a
very large portion Of ,hs Wing party. Honest,
rsaecIing minds Of all parties mus, inwarly nc.
knowledge that his wisdom is wanted at tn had
Of Govcrumonv, and that he ought TO b. IN the
Presidential Chair Mary who voted in favnr
of that wrclched apology Gr a man, James KnoX
Polk, through deception palmcd on To Iham by
their unprncipled leaders, would now cast tn ~
sutFrug,s with shout for Henry Cnyl Tn. r,l
rogradt Abolition faction might raise their irai
torous and btlod' cry Of friend Of slavery
but it would not reach him. Their rfdy as
parry has been fairy established. ard they cal
injur3 Mr.. Cay no more. oul of their own pollu
!. tod ks. The only hing that could defeui tn
- old ried sage" were he he candidate Of III
Whig Iary, wcud be a want Of MORAL coURAG
un the par Of those who mistakenly opposed n
in IA TO stand up and vote as their conscience
directed. This. no doubt, would effect the cas-
more or less-tho extent, Il lral only would de
tcrmne. We cannot but r-menb,r however
that &" truth is miGhy, and will prevail"
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NnI'cr - hrrr'g gwen snT thr suD,r,i er IN.
heen appointed = Il qriu6 4 Il * rutor o. th-
e-I'te OF job 6 e,b ", ~, ags o { uJl. coo.
d"craSed. Al p rsous iad- G,-d to said .sgau a.,
requir"i IN maxi ruHurdllte payment, aud thos,
h'v,ug elamE aga.usG the sanle vii peteI thsm
legal J proven, iorS urment v lth.u one yeaI iron
thls date. LEONARD HARSH. Ex',X
k1venHer e6 Ir47
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D. W. g. P. C. JOHNSON.

C,nrrN rN.roRiAL.-The Steubenvi''e Herald
H,, bois,ed The COLLIER flag. The Colonel IS
undoubtedly the choice of ,hs Jef'rson county
Wings and certainly commands very respect
able battalion Of friends throughout the State
A BETTER Wing could no, he settled upon and
. more available would be hard TO find, we 'r'
Col. Collier has laborcd hard and long with The
marty. spending much time and money, bu has
never We, received anything in the way OF re-
YnuneratiOu,
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01- The Coz grrss Of the Crircd States and the
L"g<la ure orOho convene on Monday. 6 h De.
ccmb,r. The adcrs Of the Free Press will be-
regularly furnlshod with The proceedings of these
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way as 10 comprise all that is important, with
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

" virtue Of wit OF Ahas Fl. fa. issued ont Of
Ne ,OurtO' common pleas ut Carroll county, OHIO,
and to me drrc,rd will otIel Tor sale AT he court
house door IN CauOhoh, on the 3Oth day Of No.
mher, LIST, u. tea o'clock A. M. OF said day.
The follow ny personal property, to W.: one two
horse wagon. one buggy, two house creatures, ard
,WO sets OF horsr gears. Taken in execution aud
will tr sold hY z. MCM IRE, Sheuf.
November 10, 10 7-6-2t. Pr. Ire S..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-03
THE STATE OF OHIO, :, !
CARRoLL COUNTY.
AUDITORS OFETCr, I
ccEIember L6Ik, LE4s.

foregoing ,obea eoreciS Of Lands Town
NoaPmeu Of Taxes by the county eauro ss
l8+0 m ho Interest AMI eyo
Taxes OF 1917 annexed.
whole of the 'evsu' OF Lands Town LOIS Ge
much thT'of Will Os necessary 10 pay ~ ns'
Town said
Monday Of January by ha Trrr0 COM
said day. uDls the Taxes " and Penalty ' tara
~ hoeil L.o,, ,b. time. THOMAS HARBAUG1,
Nov, ooh, 1247. - - Auditor v CurdI C"usS.