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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08
SPURIOUS TICKETS.

We are advised that the Locofocos have in
circulation tickets, purporiing TO be genuine
Wing tickets, with The names Of all the Wing
candidates, except the candidate for Sheriff, in
lieu of which the name Of Locofoco candidate
is inserted. Our friends shouldbe on theirguard
against this, and every other species Of fraud
concocted by the Locofoco managers about Car.
rolIton, and carried into effect by their minions
throughout the county. How desperate must be
the hopes Of party, when it resorts to such dis.
honest deviceS-such infamous treachery towards
its own friends, for the purpose Of electing one
Of its candidates. Are there any Wing in Car
roll county who will, knowingly, vote for Lo.
cofoco who is guilty of such contemplate mean
nessl The LocofUco candidate for Sheriff. we
are assured by the most reliable authority, is now
busily employed in circulating the tickets alluded
TO. Yet This man hopes 10 be reelected, and
that TOO, by Wing rotes. Wings of CARROLL will
any of you, can any Of you, vote for man thai
thus attempts to deceive you! We shall see.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08
THE DAY Is AT HAND.

FnEEmENl TO THE REscuE!-Whigs Of CARROLL
The complexion of next Legislature may depend
upon your decision on Tuesday neXtl How inn
porranl is it, then, that you ALL voel Remem-
Der that ONE vote elected Loco!oco Senator 10
The las, Legislature, and gave 'halparty major
iry in that body. Remember that NINE votes
defeated The Wing candidate for Senator in Stark
county, at the last election. Remember hat sew
eral Locoiocomembers of the next Congress owe
their elections TO the absence Of some ten or iit-
teen Wings from the polls. Remember that the
absence of FIVE or SIX Wings in each town.
ship in this county, might defeat you'll Remem'
Der these things, and move on your column! The
eyes of the Wings of Ohio, are upon you! Shall
it be our next duty to herald your deiea'' For
bid ii all! Then, to the polls! to the polls! one
and all, young and old, TO The polls!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08
SALE OF REAL ESTATE b ORDER UF
CDtRT

On Friday the 2s.h day Of October is47 re-
.wern the uours Of 10 O'clock forenoon, and o.
ao,k, pf.rrnoon OF said day, at the door OF .he
Courthouse, LaroiiIon, Ob,0,-wlii bt sold 10 trs
highest bidder, the following real estate, as lhs
,roperty ol David Workman. deceased, 20 wit
The South ~ est quarter OF Section Eighteen, IN
Tow ushp fourteen, lUnion.) IN Range SIX, co.,
aiming oIe hundred and lofty EIGHT Acres, and
lJrty hundrealhs OF an atse, more or lrss;-(uO
Dover on SAID .aud) TERa~ oF oALE-Oue tlarI
n hand, and the residue IN two Equal annual N
slanenis, wth interest, TO oc secured by mort
gage Oh lhe premises. Ihe above is ya!ua .is
lrac, o !aud aui well improved.
Join ). OHiN, Executor,
o. David Workman, deed.
Sent o. az IS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08
Hides! Hides!

TIE subscriber will pay four cents per pound Tor
clean slaughtered hides, and five cents per pound Tor
clean slaughtered cali-skns, we'll taken OF
He will also keep on hand general assortment
of leather, which he will dispose Of at very low pri'
ccs. also, Spanish Sole-eather kept on hand.
S MUEL G. PERRY.
Harrsburgh, Oct 8, 47~Pd
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08
Minerva, stark county. Ohio.

&c tlbaI4llItN vi elef .cf ealIs % nataffAl -
so'h Inst, alou' ore hundred n and sas lsts n ne
aourisa.Hg lage q
Minerva. stark county, Ohio.
Situated on the Sandy & Beaver Casa, iast now
completed, ana which Niil be opened ~ asvgaiiou
in a few weeks.
The town OF Mrefvs has been ior years sast .
place u very considerable busussa. zAd will. when
The canal becomes nayigabe, command the tra1e of
reat scope Of fertile and well culti,1'ed country,
rom which roads are MADE, 10 every diregtiga lead
ing 10 i The Heig ighborhoDd is healthy ssouEls y
good timber stone gesl Of the best quality Vn tbs
si1e OF Pittsburgh clay lcr baldng and IRE br.eks.
sIt good building stone.
AECng tie sales 10 be made are . number ef
Ware House Lots
Situated on the two spacious canal basins already
cousirucjed ALSO sixty " seventy handsome
tuitng lots boing al the un-od lots IN the village
plat, suitable for stores mechanic shops, aud resi-
tenccs.
There IS n the town an excellent merchant mill
Of four Tun Of stones, foundry for castings Of eve
~ description needed in the western country boat
yard and machine shops, all doing good business-
For health, beauty Of situation, fertility OF s0l and
advantages Of trade ard business, the town of Mi
ne5ya and is neishbf rhoOd viii compare GdvsntA-
seou'y with any other place in northern Ohio. Ia
1isputa5e titles win be given, Of which evidences
will be exhibited on th- day OF sale when terms u
purchase will be made known.
/. LYNCH, Administrator,
With the win annexed, of Wm. Christmas, deed
ana sgen, Of II. B. Curtis.
LEWIS VAIL, Trustee
OF J Whiiaers, Pool and the heir5 Of WA
Christmas and VIM Hogg, deed.
Cttgber & Igf7-5g-At
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08
Special Master Commissioners Sale.
Court Of common pleas.
Carroll county, Ohio.
Sarah Keckiey, ct. ais

Sarah Keckiey, ct. sls) ---'''' 'O'"''' 0"'''
BY virtue Of an order VI sale. issued out Of the
court Of common pleas Of Carroll county Ohio, and
TO he directed w oier for sale al the door VI the
court house in Carroilton, on the si day Of NoYem-
Der, l8a7, betw cen the hours Vi 10 o'clock, A. M,
and O'cl-ck, P NJ the following described proper
", 10 wit: tavern stand in the town OF Malvern,
Carroll county, Ohio, described follows, u wit
Lot No. 50 in said town Of Malvern, and fraction
OF ground etjoining said 10! the cast bounded as
follows commencing the southeast corner of said
Lot No J9 thence east 10 feet of the house on said
raction thence northwestSardly u the north line OF
said Lot thence west to the east line Of said Lot,
thence south to the place Of beginning, with the
privileges aAd agpurtenanccs thereto belonging.
L. MCGUIRE. Sheriff;
| And Special Master Commissioner in Chancery.
+ October /, lo47-5I-jt. Fr. fee 81 20.
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ponder v-ll u71n Il. Locuioroisu calls for ihs
9e,irueiOn Of ourselves. and .hc jai'd.ng up o.
others. VIII ifeemen, tv 'heiry5.cs, ali their
saiC.ia. pO.icy7--IF r. Car0ss.'..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08

MARRIED, on Thursday, the 23d ult, by th
Rev. D. Sparks, Mr.. ADAM karin and Miss HENRI
Eta M. PERRIN all Of Carroll county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HIBER.
NlA.-l4 Days Later from Europe.


The Steam Ship Hbernia arrived al Boston,
al 40 minutes past o'clock, P. NJ.
The continued failures in the Corn market,
sufficiently account for the further depression in
the prices of Grain.
During the first week Of the month, say on the
9Th ul., prices Of braadstuf3 sill continued TO
recede, but towards the close Of The week, both
Wheat aud Flour were in active requsilion.--
This improvement was further maintained on the
18Th, when Wheat advanced about IS per quarter,
above quotations Of 9Th, and Flour, for which
there was an increased demand, both in Liver.
pooI and London, advanced from 80 10 Is per
barrel.
The top quotations for the better qualities Of
Wheat was 624 per quarter. In Liverpool the
bes, Western Canal Flour, which on the lst was
quoted al 25i per bbl, and barley selling at that
price, on the l4lh commanded from % to sos.
Indian Corn had also been in great demand,
and higher rates had been realized toril. AT the
latest moment the prices appeared firm, but as
large supplies were still expected from abroad
and the home harvests abundant, ii was very
Idoubtfplwheher fluctuations would not take place
before prices reached their natural level.
Considerable purchases have been madein the
marke. for Belgium and Holland, in consequence
of the disease in the poatoe crop in those coun
tries. These purchases have tended 10 strength
en- the market.
The state of the commercial affairs and The
corn trade especially, render it a matter of grea
difficulty to form correct judgment of the tu
lurs course of prices The Mark Lane Express
saws, that both on The 18Th and l7lh ulls., price!
were Iite higher. There was but limited sup
ply oil wheat and flour in Liverpool
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08

At my instance an attachment was this day issued
Ly Joshua d. Patton, Justice Of the Peace, Of
Centre township, Carroll county, against the pro-
per,y tnd effects Of Michaei Has k, an abscondDg
debtor. Dated this 2nd day OF October, A. D.,
l547 .AMES A. LEE.
Oct 6, ~.
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5. Isl7.
WHIG TICKET.

ToR SENATOR,
ALDEN |. BENNETT.
ron REPRESENTATIVE,
GEORGE HARDESTY.
COMMISSIONER,
JOHN HOLE,
TREASURER.
HORATlO HUNT.
AUDITOR,
JOSHUA D. PATTON.
SHERIFF,
THOMAS W. COLLIER,
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN II. TRlPP.
Pooa HOUSE DIRECTOR,
JOHN DUNLAP.
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VAN BROWN,
CarrotlLon,O.

BROWN & GEtSSWOLD.
Attorneys and COanselIOrs at Laiee
Office in the court house, Carrolllon, Chic.
March %, I84I-tt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08

II. GRISWoLD
canton, OHIO
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CnrII 80 - I.nI.s-

The ssbsrri5efs vii sfst cr rule. "a saturday ts
soth inst, aloui ore hundred n aid Sus sts m ne
aourisa.Hg tl.aRe u
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08

FWe have understood that part Of the Isl Penn
syvuna Regiment was stationed al San Antonio,
under General Quitman,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-08

In the annexed leuer Of Mr.. Corw,n, hs states
the purpor Of his remarks at Carthage in relation
TO lhs Wilmo; proyiso, which has been male the
subjectof controversy in portion Of the ciy press
Mr.. Corwin's statement accOrds with CTR own re-
collection of his remarks on that su5Iecr
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And Special Master Commissioner IN Chancery.
October /, lo4T-5l-jt Fr. fee 81 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
CITY trade REPORT.

NEW YoRx, FRIDAy AFTERNOON, Feb IL.
The markets. descriptions Of produce, exhibited
less animation than to have been anticipated early
after the receipt of foreign Prices were also less
buoyant than yesterday md sales of -four light while
the heaviest transactions con6nedt Indian corn al
decline yesterday rates AS the prices have reached
apoint of unusual If not extraordinary elevation many
dealers feared that the Cambra's news. due next week,
might be less favorable, and hence disposed to
operate cautiously until her alvices came to hand
Those holding orders seemed also disincined to fill hem
unless reduction the part Of sellers or ON the
part Of ship owners in their terms for freight
AsHxs The market was steady, and small sales Of
Pots made at 81 e7H, and at S. 37I for Pearls
BGEswAxsales TO fair extent, of Sou ern and North
ern Yellow, continued to be made at 2s1z ~ cents.
BasAD'ruFrs- Flour The market was comparative.
ly inactive Sales made to moderate extent but
terms slightly under sellers views yes erday. We re-
port sales Of Is 600 bills Michigan a. 81 as 500 do Gene
see, extra brands at 81 02 900 do, deliverable !th
March, at the same price some additional small sails
made Of fair Genesee in store at ~ s1h and ooo
which the market closed 600 b6Is. Baltimore ity
Mills sold for import at So 10 Wheat rue market
was pure Genesee white, was held at 40, while
New Jersey red and mixed quoted at 81 40. We
heard of no sales worth reporting cora ne muket
less firm and sales large az prices oeoW yessr
bushels changed hands AZ 81 0S On the meeting of
change purchasers failed to meet sellers above o.
On rcd and was met by sellers to the extent OF about
S. 900 bushels making total sales Tor the doy OF white
N
Snshss Rue sellers manifested disposition to meet
buyera AT reduction the asking rates OF yesterday
hui a, hes I'd of sales Of Importance Barley There
ars raj parcels the market held at 80 cts which
10 be above the views OF buyers, and heard
81 no GALES of consequence Oafs.-For canal there
yers at II holders demanded 10 a49 New
Jersey were quoted at a. cts. There wero no tranac
tons reported
EXPORT. FROM THIS Pssr TO LvEnrooI AND IRELAND.
~ Flour Corn Mesl
barrels. bushels barrels.
FEBRUARY Il. 1850 sss
Bs.Ns-We rerurt eaies 100 bbls. small P. beans at
SlOX SiiK
orrss-I The market continued Arm for Rio az ~ q
tx lava wa quoted At ef l0M
,srros--The aiarket e>aihis no change, prevalent
dunsss being apparent although tiere does nol to
be any increas disposton - Ie,zs on Mo pat OF
holders we heard OF sales of 1900 bales the prices
OF yesterday.
FsuirWe report sales Of 200 bbls dried apples at an
rssins continued rm The last sales OF box we're ma 20
at 100. l7oc; half boxes at eOc and quarter do, at
CSC,
Fsx-py cod continued firm, while HALIFAX make
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
City Intelligence.

Tux Rainy TO IaELArp--We would advise all those
societies who commemorate the 18th of March by public
dinners 10 celebrate that evening" by giving what would
be expended in luxuries and rich viands feed
ing the starving people of Ireland Abstinence for one
night will rather do service than injury; and who with
heart to feel for oppressed, perishing human beings
partake of supeTfuities on that night. when the
the furnishing people Of Ireland We throw out these
hints thus early in order that arrangements should be
m ade to this effect
en that revailed in Fulton street Thursday last in
quence Of the nonredemption of the Plsinheld
Bank notes at the agency where saey were h ov
During tho day knots Of individuals were seen
in and around the agency Office but there did not appear
TO be any disposition commit breach of the peace.
The blholders DESTROYS to await the report OF the
receivers appointed by the Legislature Of the State OF
New Jersey, which will doubtless be made in day or
two until when recommend all interested to hold on
to, and not sacrifice what bills they have
THE WEArHER-We had in the early part Of yester.
day some slight indications of stow The
lightly FELL and cleared off again in the course Of the
day. when began to freeze. The day was fine, and the
air was cold and bracing
THE SraHErs-Russ PAvEMErr-The spring trade is
about to commence and the state Of the public streets
and thor ughfaes still retains its wonted appearance
Broadway, in many places is in most dapdatsd CON
dition. The Russ pavement has nobly wihsto0d the
travel during the winter months and neither frost nor
snow would to have mad any effect upon it:
This splendid pavement has now been sufficiently tested
to set aside the objections Of all cavillers When will
we have 1t extended
AMATEUR CoNcKRr.-We are requested to inform the
Catholic Half Orphan Asylum, that will take place at
half past o'clock this Saturday evening Doors open
at half past six.
DISEASE OF THE LUNGS The coroner was called yes
terday hold inquest at No 81 Varick street, on the
body of q colo ed man named Thomas Manning q
native of New Jersey, aged 40 years. who died sudden
ly few hours previously Verdictdeath by disease Of
the lungs.
AccIDENr.-A sailor named James Sandy, attached to
the Sarah Sands fell into the river early
day morning at foot Of Market street. and YVES picked
up in STATE Of exhaustion. He was discovered by Off
King Who, after taking him to the station house, had
him wrapped in flannel and procured the uiste aid
a. to insure his recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
Police lntesIlgeuee.

FEB l3-Robbing the Telegraph OGee.-Oficors
Sheridan and Nc Donald, of the 4th ward arrested yes
terday two black fellows called George Freaster and
VIM. Lesser, on charge Of stealing from the Mag.
netc Teleg raph Office, Jersey City the of $40 in
city Upon their arrest Lesser acknowledged stealing
the money, portion Of which was recovered OF Mr..
Totem corner oil Leonard street md Broadway where
it had been sold by Lesser Both committed for trial by
Justice Drinker,
Caught on hs Sneak A boy by the name of Alfred
Ricket was kht in the dwelling house OF MIR Henry
Beekman, IL Washington place. under the following
circumstances It appears that the servant setting
the table for dinner between two and three O'Clock,
when this young rascal snesked into the dining by
the way of tho basement and In the temporary absence
Of the servant stole lot Of the silver spoons valued at
rsSs an sr
which resulted in detecting the young rogue secreted
under the sofa Officer Van pelt Of the 9th ward
for trial
Disorderly House Captain Farchild, Of the 9Th
ward and posse of officers, arrested last night Ann
Bolin alias Medler Jsns Clark, Angelina Styles alias
Burdel; Mary Jane Nc Donald, alias Miller, and Eliza
Bernard, whom they found in house o: dsrepute, l.
Gated at No 80 Grand street. the inmates having become
perfect nuisance to the neighbors in the vicinity. Ia
ken before Justice Roome and committed
Fold 7hieves-Iwo fellows about dusk Lost evening,
entered the front door Of the House occupied by Mr.
WISE No. 437 Broadway, with the aid Of a false key,
stealing from second story room, dark brown over
coat, nearly new also pair of gold spec sces belong
ing to lady The rsscas were seen 10 leave the pre-.
mises, but not suspecting anything was wrong they
were allowed to depart
Mansiaughfer.- Officers Doyle and rarison OF the llh
ward assited ny Captain Hsrrigan Of the bh ward
rested last night about i O'Clock by the name of
Cornelius Mahoney In he of Al Anthony street. on
a warrant issued by Dr. Walters the coroner wherein
he stands charged with causing the death Of a by
the name OF Edward Donovan 1t appears that Mahoney
had bsen engaged in fight with Donovan Tuesda y
last at No. S4Sl Water street. and Mshoney having got
the advantage Il the deceased stamped kicked him
the dom m ON the o. Which ne died lester
apprehension Of the accused, which was punctuelly
executed last night by the above oaacers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
Musical.

ITALIAN O,EaA.-Coppolas opera Of "Nina Piazza per
Amors" which has had excellent run, was, last
ing, performed full house. signora Pico sang she
always does sweey "Nina" Is to be laid aside for
Linda of Chamounix" which will be produced Mon.
day evening. II it draws well as Lucia" and Nina
have drawn, the managers cannot regret producing
it. The individuals comprising the company have thus
far been greeted with the most hatering receptions,
and the opera has been sustained in equal to
the hopes Of the most sanguine of its friends.
ALnAMshAThis is the last night of Chrsty's Ethio.
plan Band at the above saloon. We understand that
they are to perform either at the Society Library
other public establishment far up Broadway
Their houses densely crowded every night and they
require large place for exhibition. They odd fun
ny, queer geniuses, and their knowledge of sweet
sounds Is perfect They sure to succeed wherever
they Co.
LEOPOLD DE NEVER had crowded house OF his concert
In New Orleans the Sd inst.
Mrs. seguin, Mr. ssgun, and Mr. Frazer are giving
concerts at Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13

The CAPITULArIos OF MONTEREY. We insert in
this days paper statement of all the facts and
circumstances connected with the capitulstion OF
Monterey, from the pen Of Col. Jefferson Davis,
one Of the commissioners appointed by General
Taylor to conduct the conference on the part of
the American General; which statement is con-
irmed by Major General Henderson, of the
Texan volunteers, and Brgadier General Worth.
perusal of this document will convince the
most prejudced mind that the terms of the
capituauon, under The circumstances Of the
case, were the most advantageous for Anne
rican Interests that could be made at the time /:
and will relieve Gen Taylor from the censures
that have been thrown on hi. conduct in that
affair, by a portion OF our people aud orr press.
General Worth says empba.ically. that he not
only counselled and advised, but cord allv an.
proved the decision taken by General Ia vlo, no
did every member OF the commission: and .,.nd
ready at all times, and proper places, to def,
and sustain the action of General Taylor, and mar
tcipatioD of the commissioners.
We trust we may hear no more ccnsnres of
General Taylor. 1t is very easy for people, thou
sands OF miles distant TO find fault, and say tina
AN unconditio al surrender should have been in.
sisted on; but if those same people had been in
General Taylors position, they would have acted
precisely the same. as he did--piovided, they
knew as well how to act rs he does
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13

NYws FROM BERMUDA-We have received by
the brig New Orleans, Captain Bramhall, twelve
days from Bermuda, files of the Royal Gazette,
Herald, and Bsrmudian, to the 3Oth ult. They
contain nothing of an important character.
It il said that government have determined to send
out 1000 convics TO st. Georges Station, and that
they will shortly arrive in two large vessels, which
take the place of the three hunks at present at Ire
land and they will be sent-one to build the
AdMralS house, at Clarencs Hill another to Hamilton
harbor to be stationed at the Lane to carry the work
ofbuilding barracks at Prospect Hill and the other to
st. Georges.
The Royal Gazette says, that His .Excellsncy the
Governor has signned his intention to become vice
patron of the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.
bill to assmilate the currency Of Antigua to that Of
the mother country passed the House of Assembly Of
that island.
St Lucia, which has hitherto been governed by the
ocer commanding the troops for the time being is to
have lieutenant governor appointed for the usual term
Of six years the legislature having agreed to provide
salary Of f200. This change will lessen the salary of
the governor. general at Barbados by 1900.
ToBAoo- His Excellency Governor General Reid vi
sed Tobsgo on the 25th December and convoked the
legislature next day. The Grenada Free Press Of the
9th instant says: "A glance at the Tobago papers
bes to say that the visit Of Colonel Reid has had the
desired effect peace and good will having been restored
to our fellow coloniss which beg in all sincer
ty, to offer them our warmest congratulations
committee of the legislature Of st. Vincent have
recommended that the custom-house establishment
should be dispensed with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York. Saturday, February ID iss''
THE Weekly Herald.


The Weekly Herald will be ready this morning,
at O'Clock, and will be the most valuable and
interesting Of any that we have ever issued.
II will contain full accounts OF the condition Of
the unfortunate Irish and other European people
the Queens speech in Parliament, and the de.
bates thereon-copious extracts from the French
journals, depicting the condition of the money
and grain markets-accounts of the manufac-
turing business OF England-in fact a full synop-
sis OF the news received by the steamer Sarah
Sands and packet ship Admiral. 1t will
also contain the latest news from the Army
and Navy-Congressional and Legislative pro-
Washington correspondence--and a
variety of commercial miscellaneous, financial,
and political intellig ence from all parts of the
United States and The world
It will be illustrated with graphic engraving
OF two philosophers preparing to enlist for the
Halls of the Montezumas This illustration IS
very local and life like.
Single copies sixpence each They can DO had
in wrappers at the counter.