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JOHN WAGNER,

OAuN WAGNER,
ID Carver and Glider,
i enn. Avenue, between lth and 18th sts. North
side. Makes to order all kinds Of Plain and Oy,,c
mental Gilded Frames, Cornices, Curtains, Rods.
DC Old Frmes regilt and Looking Glass Plates
inserted. Terms moderate.
april l9-f
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SEASONABLE MEDICINES.
BULBS extract Of SarsapariIla
Sands do do
Leidy's do do
TOwnsend's do
SchWartze,s do
HOuck's Panacea
SWaim's do
syrup SarsapariIla Compound
These medicines are all Of Standard Mari, all
are warranted pure and genuine. At this season Of
the year they will be found highly beneficial for mn
niying the blood and invgorating the system.
For sale by CHAS. STOrT.
Drug q Apoth corner Of 9TH & Pa av.
may 81 If
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GADSBY'S SALOON,
Corner Of Penn. AUenue and Sd street, I'm
der Gadsby's Hotel.
ssRough and Ready aBuena vista y and
"CerrO GOrdO' Juleps.
THIS establishment is new open for the reception
j. of visiters, under the supervision Of Mi. j. "A.
Berry, who is prepared to serve up in the most re-
chershe style every description Of beverages to tickle
the appetite and please the tastes Of the most iatd
Gus.
They who are disposed to give il call viii b
sure to come again, where they can have al tho
fashionable beverages prepared to order; !" such a.
Rough and Ready, Buena Vista, and Ceno Gordo
Juleps, Palo Alto Sangaree, Oseat Punch, Alvara-
do Cobblers, and California Smashes, DC &c.
may20 I'm
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PAINT AND OIL STORE.
Qnn kegs pure Whits Lead
oOO 100 gals. Linseed Oil 54
$50 boxes Window Glass.
Paint Of all shades mixed and prepared for use.
A constant supply Of LAMPS, PINE OIL,
Wicks and Glasses.
Pure Sperm, Lard, and Solar Oils for sals on
the lowest terms for cash.
O. WHITTLESEY,
may - # street, Todd's Buildings.
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Highly Important 1t is whispered in high
political quarters, thai special messenger ar
rived from Gen Scotl's Head Quarters last
evening, Nth Santa .4na's Wooden Leg, which
was forthwith delivered into the hands Of
President Polk, who had ordered il to be sent
to HIM! II is also said that Senior Don johann
mes Slidell was the favored bearer Of this splen.
did trophyl
Now are our legs hung up for bruised monuments.
Harbors and Rivers Mr.. Webster, we are
glad to learn, will be present at the No party
Convention to assemble this coming summer
in Chicago upon the subject Of improving our
rivers and harbors. We hope he will be able
70 convince our Democratic friends, on that
occasion, that the proposed no party action
upon this important question is an idle notion
which can result in nothing practical. "A Pre-
sident must be made who will execute the Of.
ice IN the true spirit Of the Constitution, and
who will not usurp from Congress the law
making power as Mr.. Polk has so UNANIMOUSLY
done.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-09-17
WINGS or CARROLL.

The following named citizens in the several
townships Of Carroll county; are requested 10 act
na committees Of Correspondence for their re-.
spec,ve townships, during the present campaign
Whose duty it shall be to see that issues be
fairly presented to the people. and to use such
means as will secure full turn out of the Wing
voters at the ensuing election. With unity Of
feeling and concert in action, victory is certain;
Augusta township-John Manu, Esq, John
Clark, N. Pamar.
Brown-Joseph B. Tidbal, II. V. Bevcr,
AMOS Buss.
Harrison-Wm. Dickinson, James Barr, John
Beatty.
Lso-J. B. Moody, Esq, Israel Wyant, Jo-
seph Reynolds.
Loudon-EIarvcy Cogsil, James Mccoy, John
Shober, Esq.
Monroe-Adam Wand, Esq, Jacob Coble,
Peter Pilenger. .,
Orange--Isaac NJ. Wallace, Amos Sherod,
John J. Ager.
Perry-Gsorga X. Mocasky, Benjamin Amos
Mahlon Stewart.
Roso--samuel Dunlap, Jr., John G. Croxton'
Joseph Fetter3. ,,,.,.
C.nua-Danicl Ward, David Maple, William
Clark. 80,
Union--John Riley, Robert Bornhill' james
McCourt.
East-IIenry Manrull, Daniel McQuiIkin, ?
W. Smith.
Fov--John Marshall, sr., Jonathan Potts, E
Andrews.
Woshinglon--Joseph Figley, ESQ., Jo'opI
Ca,key, Jacob StemPe' YAM DpouN
Chairman Wing Central Committee
Sept. Is, l847.
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ahi's giving ia.r cAhJ ct bI,h real ani per-
spual rrOP-uy would clearly demonstrate 'he
TACT lhuJ ths lakes u more Ih1u o1s bali uf Ih-
farmers Of Carroll county are luwrr dis year
than Ihry were 10 lg45. This Is go random or
hap-hazIri remark; bat Is made with lull On.
lcrslandirg Of us force, aud With due regard to
truth. An examination Cf the iullyr'5 Looks
will clearly dc'nonEuuce IL, uud forever pa, to
rest the Thousand uud one" GIs.hoodi daily
promulgated at iHr kennel Of Locolorusm in this
place, and attempted to Jc Pa'moj OF on the peO.
pie. Whg, ON exalted opinion Of the imetIi-
gence Of The farmers Of Carroll county 'hcie
LOcUlUco tHne.serycrs must have!
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OUR TICKET.
Chairman VIII
Sept. Is, l847.

Il will be seen, by reference to the proceedings
published in this paper. that the Wing Senatorial
Convention, for this District, held at New Cum.
berland on Saturday last, made choice OF DR..
ALpIN |. BENNETT, Of Tnscalawas county, as the
candidate TO represent the unconquerable wings
of Carroll and Tu3carawas in the next Senate OF
Ohio. The choice was made unanimously; and
If the spirit of determination manifested by the
Wings from every quarter Of the District, sto be
regarded as presage of the future, there can lie
no doubt Of the triumphant election of the Wing
candidate. Dr.. Bennett is so well and laVorabIy
known TO the Whig' of the District that 1t IS
scarcely necessary 10 speak Of him. As Re-
preventative from Tuscarawas county, he stood
in the first rank Of legislators, and commanded
an influence in he House, which few can attain.
His manner so urbane, his address so winning,
and his whole public career so decorous, did not
fail 10 impress his fellow members with correct
estimate of his worth. He easily won the res
pect of opponents and the admiration of his po.
Iiical friends and his elevation to the Senate
will be hailed by The Wings of Ohio as some
thing more than mere political triumph.
Wings Of CARROLL You have now before you
a full ticket: see that it be elected; see that no
man on it be defeated. You have the pOaCer to
succeed and shall ii be said that you lack the
,OiL? Shall il be said that detection on your
part gave our opponents the control OF either or
both branches of the Legislature! Shall the Ad-
mnislralion that failed to receive "ad and COM
fort" from any quarter since The time it madIy
plunged US into an aggressive war, find it in Ohio!
Shall ii be said that the enlightened freemen oI
Ohio gave countenance or encouragement TO the
monsrrous usurpations Of heNalonal Executive
whereby neighboring republic, weakened by
domestic discord, scourged by civil contentious
and distracted by the selfish feuds of rival mill
tary chefiains, is robbed of large portion o
her finest territory to satisfy the anaconda aPpe
utes of slave.holdng nabobsl Shall it be salC
that the Wings of Ohio lorsook their standard
and permitted their opponents to enterlheir camp
and demoish all the good that three years 0
Wing legislation has accomplished! Ever,
voter in Ohio should consider these things be
fore he presents himself at the ballot-box. LIE
no Wing hauer himself with the consoling ide
,ba, our opponents would not disturb the presen
banking system of the State if they are clothes
with authority. Such an idea is perfectly alb
surd. The fiat has gone forth, bearing the sym
boIic insignia of Loco(ocoiSm, and every ban
charter in Ohio will be repealed the first momen
,ha, our opponents can effect such an object
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From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SUFFERIyGs OF The EMlGRANTs.--By overland
express we have files of California papers 10
the gel of Nav last. The accounts contained
in these papers relative to the sufitrings OF the
emigranls are most appalling. The onc-halt OF
those detained BY the severe snow storms IN the
California mountains died of SiarvaIionl The
remaining portion would inevitably have perish
ed, but for the timely succor extended by seven
American Cal'ornians, who heard Of their dis
tress and braved the inclcmency OF the weather.
with provisions on their backs, 10 extend reliel,
On the 18Th Of February this galantband crossed
the summit Of the CALIFORNIA; and reached por'
lion of the parry Of Emigrants about sun down
or that day. Ten of their number had died,
from starvation and several were expected 10 die
before moving forward, as they were 100 low to
resuscitae.
The whole party had been living on bullock
hides for four weeks. On the morning Of the
QOlh the party of relief visited Donner's camp,
and found them with one hide left for provisions.
They had determined when that was consumed
10 dig up The dead bodies of those mIo had died Of
starvation and use them for food! They had
great difficulty in preventing them from eating
too much, and exhauSting their scanty store
They were so ravenous for food that they S'oIe
the buck skin thongs from their snom shoes ana
deroured them!
Alter leaving with the party all the food they
could spare, the Iittle band commenced retraclng
its steps, accompanied by 26 of the emlgran's'
carving four of the children on their Backs
They succeeded in arriving in safely at 'he set
Elements.
CAPT. Kerns of the for; had sent out small
party with provisions forthe relief OF the remain
ing sufferers, Hho sacccedcG III getting oil bu
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.Er-, safely az - de t.uui.fa,Ds Uae Of th0
.a-r- t.! Il gycr-,.,e c-.--
TIE s.as U.Iure.ay 80 The e,a'gvants wers
l.' igr-ai 20 the=r-
Tn Cr fraa Slr 7vsthr rl'l story n tbs
seF.rrg' o. ils em.qrsu,, g.i aevlr b. wfiien.
nor c1n tie agony a w.ad. ,hs trsrsis uad
1hreuzg. Jhs crashed h1rss. 'he desire or f-liyi.
t5a tararag thou-1'i Of b .ug sbgJ uJl i'Jm aN
,aecor. and surruup'rd by urpene'r1e snow
Ir.-..ly.r Be- Erigaysj u ir Eag,sh a~Euag'.
Thy max, p sun -; horrors 20 Jrsa4ih ~
hsuaa endurance.
TIE rhge1a', k-lstTrg, It j. supposed, killed
Nr. EJu0.r, ju - r'a -r7, .y hH Uhcf:at Bapcs
ii's lar human food. md h 81 ei n fle party
15i0 fatud IM rEr7aef A. tis hgvTia neal, h1f
Bs r,f Tgd - 70 sllir Jssf.
a en,al parry nI volunteers were attacked in
the night, 4, their camp lg 81. johns. hy hostile
Indians, Supposed ~ b. Ot ths horse thief
irJe."
Yankee nas ssiahiish-1 a ferry across the
Bay oi tpncisco. lie charges sl.OO Tor the
rerrage Of = horsc-the sane fora horse and ri.
der. ard 90 cents fora faotman.
Gen. kenrn1y, by decree, his conveyed all
rhs right, ille, interest and ciaIm Of The Unilcd
States and iLs Territory Of California, 10 the
each and water lois on the East from, Of the
own of Francisco, 70 the cor7orale sulhorties of
thai towo. The lots we'a 20 be sold al auction
On the 2llh Df June, last. Where did Gen.
kamev get the power 10 sa.i tnas" lands.
+ Ths California E','oH say ,hatthis will be the
."New iurs' Of JHe Pacific Ca1n'ry' That tho
position cf the lowu is urr'yalod Iar commerce,
That Ships coo a, all Times enter the Hafbor
which is Of sufficient dimensions 10 contain IN
sai.'y the navios Of 'hs word. II .ss1roUndrd
by he teIu.e coU-res. Ua'ersd by the Sucra-
mcnro old San Joaquin Rivers. "nd numerous
nayiga5.e Streams, puulrg lu'o the bay; ond oil
the produce and lI&uras 81 lh- '"aHIry. as well
. the gold, silver Qu.ck.siD'-r, copper and iron
minerals winch aJnl4d liz TINT couulry' will be
concentrated 4. Sau Francisco iDr shipment Gnd
morglclure.
! young PnIaac,0h.an who has Hs' returned
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In pursuance of an order Of the court Of common
pleas or the county OF Carroll, Ohio, a its August
term, A. D. l847, will offer i,r sale at the court
house in Carrolton On Saturday he 33th day Of Ot
tober next lS47J at one O'Clock, p Vi. Of said day,
the following described parcels ii real estate, being
part Of property Of Hugh Wit7er,w deceased, viz:
Lots numbered %, % and 81, in the town OF Nor
rsfown. in said county of Carroll with theimprove-
menls and appurtenances thereto hclong ing.
ALSO: an Uut-lot OF about three acres Gajoin-
ing said town part Of the southwest quarter OF sec
ton 20, township II, and range t.
ANY particular description OF the above named
premises is deemed unnecessary, as th ST wshingtO
purchase will doubtless examine for themselves
Terms made known at the time OF sale.
J. WITHEROW.
Executor Of Hugh Witfcrow. de"cased
September II. lS47-49-4t. Pr. lee 81 S14.
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TIE TAX LAW.

The Locofocos Of this county have again as
sailed the "odious tax law" with zeal worthy
of better cause. Garbled statements, unfair
calculations and false deductions, are published
by order of especial committee" and circuIa-
led amongst the people of the county, by the dis
interested and patriotic tmeservers, who are al
ways found, about "lhese days." floating on but
terny wings in what they regard the sunshine of
popular favor. Deception and iuggery have be-
come such cardinal particles Of Locotoco prlncl-
cles,-have become 80 interviewer with the Polit'
cal creed of that party, we were prepared 10 wit
ness almost any purvetson Of facts. Nor have
we been deceived. An attempt at deceit is now
being made, than which, for inqutous designs,
none more unwarranied or unfair has been hatch
ed from The nest of the arch deceiver.
Columns of figures are manufactured for the
occasion, and published as indispWabe and in
con,rover,ible fucts, and the people are asked TO
receive them as such, without examination OF
cav. 1t is a matter, perhaps not generally un'
der5ood, thai facts do not always make truth;
but that, on the contrary, by omtring some facts,
clear and indispulable in themselves, and mis-
stating others, as much deception can be practi
ced, as thera can be with entire fiction. Any
person who will calmly examine the tables pub
Ilshed by the Locoloco wire-workers in this coun.
ty will easily perceive this. The object of the
publications alluded to seems TO be to create The
impression that the farming community, general
y, have to pay greater amount Of taxes th
year, under the new law, than they had in l845
under the old system of taxation. Well, how is
done9 by fair and impartial statement of all tn
taxes paid, at the times named, by the genteme
whose names are given. Not at all. Such
statement would exhibit the whole truth, an
: therefore convict those time. servers of the mos
gross and wanton faIsehoods. A more conve
rient mode is hit upon. The taxes upon the far
mer's real estate only is given, whilst his per
sonal properly. on which the taxes are reduce
about seventy per cent, is altogether omitted
The reason for this omission is obvious. B
publishing taxes on real estate, and withholdin
that on personal properly, they are enabled t
show slight increase Of the farmers taxes
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-09-17
Cash for FEi1es.

The subscribers having commenced the business
OF tanning, in the yard formerly occupied by Wm.
Thompson, directly north Of the Western Exchange,
and directly behind Meisters grocery are desi
rous of purchasing quantity OF hides, for which
they will pay four cents per pound in cash, on dalv-
cry at their shop.
ALSO: On hand, at all times, large assortment
of leather, of all kinds. which they will sell at as low
nrces as the same kind of an article can be purcha-
sed in this places and they invite the public to call
round. and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere, for they intend that their leather shall
need no other recommendation than an examination.
BAXTER & BUTLER
Carroilton, September Il, lS47-49-lt.
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Partition ECtirc.

CARROLL COUNTY COMMON PLEAS.
JsAn Cock lnl Susan Cock his wife, Vacation af:et
vs. ApCGs. term,
Henry CassemGn ct. ais. a. j. lo4I
Henry Casseiman John Cazso.msn Hs,yqret Cas-
selnan, Mary Casselman, E54a-r;l Rttenhouse,
Ann CasseIm4n, and Rebecca Jasaeiman, OF the
State Of Ohio. will take not1e tia, a petition was
f ed against thcm on the lttA cay 0s September,
A. D. ls47. in the court Of cammon pleas or said
county q Carroll By the said john Cook and Susan
his vile, and which is now pending, wherein The said
John Cock and vi demand partition O: the follcw'
ing real estate. viz the sov'iwestquarer Of section
eighteen, us, in township fifteen, ,lj) o. range six
lGl situate in The SAID county ci C--ry and contain
inr a5ou: one hundred and forg--,I1t l4sl ares.
ard that at the next term Of saG court application
will lie made by the said John Cook and wife for an
order that partition may be made D. slia Premises
John COOK,
SUSAN COOK.
Ev A. w. MoRRIsoy, Atty Tor Dcmandants.
September II, l547-4g-Gt, Pr fee - G.
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aIspiO make upfas d-hraacy o1 tova property.
The story certainly a very oam'raa.. one.
fur some i-r rn, and we r-rrsI t..af se &C. eHm.
PEELED. ,u Ian discharge of cur rduora. du.rs, 10
mar iis J.a.g. .ulit Is all Ecior; lsss 30 ia''.
and d,sprovcu by che Auditors books. We DO
not make IBIS assen.on v.thoItlhspr1per voJch-
ers. ThcJoral valuation of the iaya5.e proper.
y 10 Carroll county. os found upon ihe Audt,rs
books ior lHr years &c ard al, is a. follow b.
IN 1916 l amounted 70 s3y3,92G, 10 Io47 70 Je.
8i5t9J. Thca amount Of laxes collected 10 Car.
roll county To- 1896, a. uc learn from The Audi
tors books was te.43l 81
Tue anysu, levied 10 le47, Is, 7743 81 z
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sI3Iq Eg 2


These archie iaclsorihecase. ondany o,hcr state
menl is hiss in substance, unlOgud3d ia fact, aad
calculated 10 deceive.
We are advised that the LocoiOco clique Of
this town have ssaJllshed second, or rather an
opposition Auditors Office, where certain gln-
,eman whose oyeforrhe farmer isso grea,iha'hs
frequently ob!gss him by paying lory cents per
bushel for his wheat, when i, is worth only dol.
Tar and s'1y cents in the eastern cues, ofEica,es
as chief Auditor. lnihis office the armers tax
are doubled, and rot unfrequen,Iy ,rsbed with
the greatest possible easel The gentleman who
handles the books" has SO long followed taxing
the farmer, that he is enabled 10 make his ca.cu.
lalious with the greatest facility, and dispatch
/ business at The shortest possible nollce and we
would respectfully suggest 10 all those who desire
10 be lard, either in a pecuuiary or intellectual
point Of view, to repair 10 his principal neadluar.
tcr,, or TO the Office where his Te'eghaphie De.
spa,cbsS are made public, and ,heirmJsg unJoun-
ded desires will soon be graI.fed.
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THE TAXES OF CARROLL COUNTY.

One of the reckless and INSCRIPTIONS serb.
blers that weekly occupy the columns of the Lo-
coCoco sheet, published in this place, asserts, in
last weeks issue that the taxes collected in Car
roll county, this year, will amount TO more than
year. This is but another instance Of the sys.
tematic ialsehoods that are every where percepti-
bic in the writings of those who cater for the ap.
as reckless as the one alluded to, assert that the
tax on town property is greatly reduced. The
object of both stories, considered together, seasiy
understood. Ii is 10 make the farmer believe that
he not only has to pay thisgreat addition 10 the a.
mount of taxes collected in the county, but has
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Scout that It was ready 10 treat for peace on the
propositions brought by Ma. TdH.
This Am rcan Command r-in-rhicf at once
necedcd To the request Of the Mexican Cove rn'
meat aud truce was declared. Ihi rl'y Of
Mexico We learn. is absolutely at our mrr " b.
Ing surrounded by our army. General Worih.
a. Ihe head OF his division. is IN the rear ol tie
CAPITAL, having il in his power 10 rul uiT all lhs
.n,,lias from that quarter. The 'cisive uction
Al San Angel, whers Valencia's troops wcrs 2ur
10 flight, took place on ths 2OIh ut. Of couris,
we know nothing Of tha details, nor Of the loss
sustained 10 the Two conflicts by the two armies.
Tho express which brought the intlgance To
Vera Cruz came by the way Of Orzab1; the des'
patch concludes with these rcmarkable words:
''Peace will positively be the resulIl'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-09-17

A convention Of the practising physicians Of Carr
roll county, and those in the adjoining counties whose
practice extends into Carroll, viii be held in the
court house in Carrolton on Friday the lst day Of
October next. The object OF which will be to or
gaaize County Medical Society; Also, TO consider
matters pertaining to the general interest and welfare
of the profession. The convention will organize at
o'clock p NJ, of said day. MANY Physicians,
CarroIlton, September IT, lo47--49-3t.
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Estate of Renett Per6ue.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator, with the will annex
ed, on the estate of BENEFIT Perdue, late Of Car
roll county. Ohio, deceased All persons indebted to
said estate are required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims, to present them for settle
ment according TO law within from this date.
JOHN T. pERDUE, Admir-.
Anr1lst 90. lS47-45-St.
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I.ir-s J.. u.s sr.ay, aas 49, a.n.Ig .hs yfaH-
H.ra, ra.eero. as P..,i r.'-..gaa,a.l tll r.
appearance 81 OIL. zcsu.i enacted Id Nexic1 pr
.i.ns 90 t4s rHu-l n. saa4 iaaa, case token
sa-, jhs J.aflor R0.'l -Dla baiafg., f.ou pow
r, and az 4 driven ia'D exile. Tic .E-rIs o..
l.-aca vl'-a j lhs mos 1.agnts d she risl' r7u.-
zsns IN - $50 viii fye.irgs Ct he kccuc.s a7.
yiary; hoping Thar tn downfall c' Sau'a Auua
euu.I place ;hecrtuU' c'itc y car government
Ia the hands r rhuse mn, .caca4..y dsPosa .,
and liza, the j,iTga..i.7 seen tbs, Government
and the Uni!sd Ss'es would .aef-Ly d adjusted
giholi i.rhsr J,oOdshsi.
Al this crlsis ,ae srro.rg ir'.Iligenes Tsachrs
Us ,ha. Gen. Psr.d .s, than waom a more trl-Ul
hl.cr Of every ding pertaining 70 Tie Cni;ed
States cannot be found, rass1d ihe L'ockalirg
squadron al the pou Of Vera Cruz, on The l2,h
Of August. I247j jIs one year ai.yr,hc enhance of
Santa Anna al the same Por,-uuder circum5rau-
css that g Ear 10 colulcnanc9 Inc oIinon tia,
The Authorities Of the UL..5d States were fully
apprized Of his intended return 10 Mexico, if Dot
accessory thereto. Seuor Alocha. who has fg.
urzd largely in Mexican alfairl under The patron-
age Of ID. President, was in Vera Cruz AMI knew
Of The arrival Of Parcdes before he ef The civ,
# he had not an interview win him. H. disc.o-
sod no.hiug-and the Presidents Official organ,
"Ihe Union" says lha, his excuse is, lhalrhoggh
a citizen Of The United States he Is NJ, q sny,-
What an excuse for on agent Of the Go,cromsu.
to makcl He is not a spy, forsoo,hi He may
not be; Ju, We venture the prediction that be " 80
vet BE- proved something worse. We will fur.
thcr predict that when all the facts concerning the
return Of Cen. Pargd.s are fgITy disclosed. it w.l
appear ,aa, the Prss.dsn, Of the UaI,.d sra,ee
was nearly, If not quite, as cognzan, 10 tia, at,
1 fair as h. was to The admission Of Saa,a Anna.
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YELLOW FEvER.-The number Of deaths du-
ring the month of August, in the city of New Or
leans, from yellow Geveralone, amouniedro ll28'
This shows the greatest number Of deaths in a
single month, from this rightfuI epidemic, Of any
instance on record.