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PROSPECTUS OF THE
OHIO STAT ESMAN,
For The Session Of the Legislature.

AS usual, we issue our prospectus ior the ONO
Stslesm an, curing Tie session ol tho Oiio LeglSa-
ture. Although ueedted IN the UeneraI Assembly
We are ny NJ eans disposed tO give ONO over t0 the
enemy, anu the proceedings OF those whom the pso-
pie have entrusted WITH power wl be looked to "I0l
more lHah usual interest. MANY express 'he oPlm0H
mat We sHal' nave one VI 'e HOs' eAethg anu st0r
Ay LeS'iau'es 'hat ever eoh'eheN at tht CaPlE" VI
O"l'' ~ the ""eSuy sElnSS out VI ''e iseSlal par
- ., rerEIoS. ror ,ha ,esrsI ID 70 "r1s
upon lher ,ouower.. Thev are slreaov preparing 70
uivlue up counties .or members .. the Legislature,
where IL is nKev to gam them mem0er, ana carry
out every scheme oI gerrymLnder that may diStran-
chlse the democrdtc voters. AhaL4e plea wlll De'
the necessity oi sustaining corrupt league oi banks
ihe oel'loot au' ninoLiy ~ .,e h'sSias"e uO"I'
et' 10 Po"ea,Ot' anu numOeians no1fy etu1a " '1s
L,,,',,y .,,,,Ir ,,1,,o ,h -, i,rv Tha ,ninnritv.
w.t. ol course, not be idle nor inefficient spectators
OF any violence that may be attempted upon their
honest connung constituency.
The war question will too, become source, most
unluesliOnaOly, vi prOlonged ana animated Discus
siOl, not only III the COnere ot the nation but IN
all tnS leSo.4tIVe aSsenOes IN session next wnter'
"he'uef III ONO or eISo"hef1' ana 'houS@nI otne[
sentiment, wlll b1 aGItatsd.
The wings have, OF late years at each election,
Promised tic aootlOnssS tAAt they ~su'4 repeal the
BLACK laws ol tue SIa'ei ana aS al the a'e etect0h'
tue aIoItIon organization scarcely showed 'seI.'
WI "as aoS',oeu " u'' wing ''''''0"''' "'@'
f'Iv''1 Wv U.S. " "I ~ o'''''N' NS'. ..... ,,,. y
we nave ehsaou ao,V Lepor'o'o IInatieS D.
,Uou % ~ . aIo eiI'I ''" n n dalt W. ,h "
q, Ioe LesGsiauure,
\y..h -, .l,, ho,o nm. or II, o,o., .n,. anil
J,a,' ''"'' "''" "I'e
l,,s'i ,,','' ,'',,.t, - -. ',,,i
n'' 'SoH 80" '"o,s" '1 'ESr ~ ~ ~ ~"'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-03

The taxpayers in the Borough ot CArrOlItOn. Car
oil county, Ohio, are hereby notified. that have
received The duplicate of the taxes for the present
year, aud that shall commence collecting the same
on Monday. the OH day OF December, A. D. IS47.
The rate oi taxes are as follows, viz: On Main
su eet. an rssessmPnI OF Two mills, and up0n all
other taxable prop'Iy in said borough, one mill On
each dollar valuation.
JOHN EBESoLE, EOrsugh Marshal.
November I9, l847-6-2t.
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SfrnYch or Stolen.

Lett the subscriber, 0nr mlle wrst Of WehsVi!IP,.
CoIumhjana County, on the night Of Sunday the
24,h OF October, gray horse, ten years Od, th'r-
teen hands high, heavy bodied. lie was raised
miles southwest Ol CarrolIO1. was used vi the time
he lett the subscriber at carling on the Railroad
Aay ini0rmaliOn that will aid the subscriber 10 find
SAID horse will be literally rewa,ded.
HENRY MCGUIRE.
Lodi, Carroll Co, O., November ts, I847,
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Estate Of John carp.

Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned has
been appointed administrator, on the estate of John
carp. late Oi Carroll county, Ohio, decd All per-
indebted to said estate required to make in-
mediate payInent ami those having claims to present
them lOr settlement ACCORDING tO law, within year
from this date.
JAMES HERlNGTON. Admir-.
November !, lS47-5l 81.
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The state Of Ohio, Carroll county, 80.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James Hutson
vs.. In Partlti0n.
1ohn Hutsou et Ella
In Partition.
John Hutson, ct. els.


The said Elizabeth Stevens, John Stevens, John
HstsoR Barbara Hutson, Susanna Norris, james
Norris, Sarah peckam, Joseph Peckam, Julian Hut
SON. will take notice that petition was filed against
them the I'd day Of November, A. d. lS47, in the
court OF common pleas, by james HutsOn, and ID
now pending, wherein the said James Hutson de-
mands partition OF the following real estate to witt
the west hall OF the southwest quarter OF section
thirty, in township thirteen, O range four, except
ten acres of the north end Of said half quarter, de-
seribed follows: twenty chains on the north five
chuins on the east twenty chains ON the south and
FIVE chains on the vest Also part Of the west hall
OF the west hall OF the northwest quarter Of section
twenty nine, in township thirteen OF range Jour- de-
scrbed AZ follows: ten acres off the north end OF
said half quarter, bounded as follows twenty chains
ON the north, five chains the east, twenty chains
on the south, five chains the west, and ut the next
term OF said court application will Le made by the
said James Hutson, IOr an order that partition may
be made Of said premises. JAMES HUTSON.
BY EcRLEY DAVIS, his Attorneys.
November IL, lS47-5-6t. Pr. lee 3 50.
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SURPRISING Cure OF CONSUMPTION Hon.
NJ. II Sibiey kindly furnishes the following facts for
the benefit OF the afflicted, During the past session
while on Congressional duty he was constantly
exposed to the nj ht air, and changes in the weather.
which, with irregularity OF meals and constant exer
ton in speaking, so uCted upon his naturally weak
constitution, as to produce strong symptoms Of con-
sumption. lie had hacking irritable cough, sore
ness Of chest fever, constant expectOrdton Of puS,
sometimes stredked with blood loss of appetite and
loss Of aesh,-night finally 1T in, his ancIes swee
his bowels were Irregular and he had constant chils
During this time, the most active medical aid was
rendered. and every attention given that seemed
qurei-hut all to NJ purpose. Daath seemed inev.
table, when recourse was had to Or. ToylOr's Bal
sam Of Lverwort. This case was hopeless, yet such
was the action of this medicine that the most violent
symptol we're soSn ablted, and a rapid return to
health soon ollowel-provin concu5ivey, that this
vegetable has an &C ,ol on the lung most beneficial
The excellent remarks OF the attending physician in
the above case, has been received an will be pub
Eshed in day or two lie gives the whole credit to
the Balsam of Liverwort.
Rememher,-This magnificent medicine is sold at
the old Office BOwery No 375.
AuEN iH.-R. hrltrjN, Ctrr0Ilt0N; John lr.
vine, K'lgore; A. F. Moore, Jefferson; c. C. Wiz.
Ting, Cantoo; D'c. Lyon, Wp'I-viIl"; u. p Gra.
"sn. New Li,hNn: ! $. Scott Ste lh"1villR.
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The state Or Ohio, Carroll County, S,
COURT Ur IOMAUN PLEAS.
William Withrr0w,
In Partition.


William WithrrUw,
- In Partition.
Tame. wsherow. -, al
JOpN NITHERuW. Eush With~ros. trino,'
William Entl. Joh- L T o,ton Estl. (ruitu, Ma.
+, Earl. B,siuda Earl AID Susaunah CIoNtu ( ,.'
,,,...,rsh Wuhr,Vw,l OF 'h- County o. Cahuii;
-, lyuherow. M.rhisl Cls k, wll'aru Jark-V
W.rb.,o,,. "a . Tty lvr. aid Jon Ts!'nr' Of 'h'
roun,, or ,.,S; Jtm-s ". Ii"ra. o. The ro""'N
nj Inr,.. aud ~. o h- STATE ufoh"; LhEa Sns'l:
., tb- couut, OF b *. S"d state vi lnrisnHi ard
so,ro, Wuhafnw, whO-S place OF rss'dencF'0 youi
o.,itiorer j. ~ k ,owo: wi Ikr ,o''rr 'hHi p-'
tition wa A., against then Il III" N0yen'ef ''''
>. D. Isa7. in thu Court o Cg.n"9' lie's' uy ~
" iIsm Witherow j. now p-s"ihe' HnTi''n
the sad Nilliaa, Witherow d. ma" - ''"'"'ol "
The 'oInwi"g real e-tafe. to VT; the Sou ~
quarter ~ -ectiun rumhe I'd tive ~ br-, ~"
township fifteen, (Ii.) AID ol rang" live l. u,
said county ofCauol' aud at the rex; term q sa'
court spp,,catiol vi hr made hy the SAID william
WthstoS. TO- an oFler that Partiro may b" madr
Of said premises. -
WILLIAM WITHEP0W,
BvA w. Morrison, his Attorney.
nac 3 A7-st.nrf s. 80
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Attachment Notice.

At ny instance an attachment was issued on tho
9th OF November, lS47, by Joshua D. Patton, Jus-
tice of the lie ce, of Centre township Carroll coun-
ty, against tn property and effects of Matthew H.
Roach an absent debtor. DAVID WATT.
November IL, I747-5-8t
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DI,wHN IS thinning o the u,ld, a roaring
nois in the ears, heauaJh, pap lion OF the heart,
&c.-Wrigh lnlidn Vegetable Pills ire certain
cure Dr. the above unpeIsant comp aims, because
they purge rom the body tn 5e stagnant aud corrupt
humors which, when noAng in the genera mass Of
the circulation, are the Cause OF rush OF blood to
the head, gidGiness, Uimness of eight, drOwsness,
p in OF the head, and other symptoms u a corrupt
st te of the blood.
WEGHT's INDIAN VEGfTABLE Pulls are also one
Of the very best medicines in The wor1 Tor the Gu e
Of Indigestion and therefore viii not only remove all
the above unpleasant symptoms, but will most assu.
retly restore the body to sound state Of health.
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEITs uF ALL KINDs!--Some
coated with sugars others are n,ade to resemble
in appearance the original medicine. The surest
way is to buy from the regular agents, one or more
Of whom will be found in every village and town in
the Union. The genuine is for sale by
II. A. Stidger, CarroIlton
s. A. Highland, New IIarrsbnrgh;
r. X Gray, Magnolil;
James Forbes, New Hagers'own
Hunt g. LUwthers, Laesburgh;
R0wley a. SnuIl, Malvern; anil wholesale and
retail at the prnaipl Office, l6] Rlce ST., Pdilad
RIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLe PITTS This med.
icine has acquired very extensive celebrity all over
the United States, anl from the recommendations il
has received, we should deem it very goo article
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-03
At my Instance.

AN ATTAC NENT was tbs day issued BY A. W.
Morrison, President OF the Borough Of Carrollton,
Carroll county, and State of Ohio, against the prop
ertp aid effects Of Stewart G. Mckee, nonresident
of said county. Dated this sOth day OF November,
ls47. JOHN S. HUNTER.
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Re ady Nude Clothing.

II all It's v,re'y; such Cloth, Pilot, and Blanket
OVer'Cnats, OF tn, latest styles; lntalOonS, o. ev
cry quality AMI pric AMI stacks of Vests, o evey
sh lde and pattern; Uad1r.Shirts, Drawers, Bpnms,
and Collars; Suspeniers &c., at prices that csnn1t
fail to suit purch hlsers.-GI Vng bought the m exCu.
sivey for Cash, no is thereby enabled to sell them at
Sdch VERY Low prices as he is nov Offering them at
He would, therefore invite those who wish to save
rgEIR MONEY to give him call, where they can OBJ
tain whole suit OF clothes for FIVE DOLLARS,
AMI who is determined to sell cheaper than any other
establishment can sell. CALL AND SEE.
Don't forget the place-two doors south Of II. A..
Stilger's store. J. R. BUCHER.
Carrollton, Dec. J, ,IS17-n9-2m
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TERMS OF THE YEARLY STATESMAN.
DIR, w. III. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carrollton, offers his
IL professional services to the citizens OF the town
and surrounding country His office is opposite the
store Of Ar. Parker. September II, ls4S-Is-tt,
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80 Bbls. Lake and Yellow Creek Salt Just re.
eeiVed and for sale ~ Z SINCLAIR.
Carollton, Feb. q, ls4T-2o-u
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respectfully announce to the citizens Of
CarrOutnn AMI the public generally, TINT he has Jus,
br III ut on the NEArEsr, BEST, AMI CHEAPEST lot
o. Clothing ever before offered in this market.
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SALT.

er s, 1874 It.
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Dec. 2, I547-tIs-rf, s. so.
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and New York yesterday, heavy must be anticipated
by holders.
In the Baltimore market this morning. wheat and corn
continued quite scarce, with increased demand and
improving prices quote sales of good prime Pennsyl.
vanla red wheat lb5 100 cts No mddlng wheat arrv.
ing. Family -four, white wheat, would command 40 l75
cts Sales of Penn. yellow 95 96 cents; Md do. 90
81 cts white SO SSets Oais 80 81 Rye 50 IS cts
Flour held firmly al 81, and holders OF city mills
Were looking still higher
Al New York yesterday the market nearly bare OF
flour Genesee was held S 200 bbls New Orleans sold
81 10; 1000 bbs Jersey athooped 81 62; Georgetown
is held 81 80 81 62A Corn meal in demandat 81 81
which 200 bbs sold holders ask higher rates 500
bushels southern brought 100 l0l $4,000 bush
els northern arrive in May 80 Large sales OF wcste
flour for delivery in May at So 80.
Provisions are looking ups new mess pork held al SIG
old $li5 SIS; old prime $l25 200 bbs whiskey brought
PSI cents
THE MARKEr-At New York. yesterday afternoon,
in there nothing of importance doing, and the
market is almost impossible quote. Fair New Orleans
may be considered at IL l3i cents
AT Philadelphia, the market dull and inactive.
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Extract of letter from distinguished republican IN the
NofH

SCUM.
"Although entirely unconnected with public matters,
and engaged in my private pursuits yet am not an m
attentive observer of passing events and trust my heart
beats with as much fervor it ever did for the honor
and the rights of my country, and with as deep and I'M
changed attachment TO the great principles OF the demo-
cratic party when more actively engaged amidst Its
6ercest and most bitter struggles.
81 have watched with no little anxiety all the leading
measures of the present administration, and take pride
in saving that its course has been marked with wisdom
and PATRIOTISM and such will be the judgment OF poste
ty when the factions of the present day will be lost and
forgotten on the pages OF history.
''Our recent glorious victories, trust, will bring about
a speedy peace and fix commerce with Mexico upon
new and liberal principles, equally beneficial to both
countries and calculated open up higher and brighter
career of prosperity than has ever been imagined
would rather have free and unrestricted trade with her.
than half her territory.
eIf this can be consummaed with permanent peace,
then the triumph and the glory of our arms together
with the wise and liberal policy adopted by our tari OF
1916, will do more to cement this hallowed union, and
impress our power upon other nations, than any Other
events that have occurred heretofore extraordinary
and wonderful career speak these things as an IN
dependent and untrammeled man, having no favQrs
ask or to expect from any man or party whatever"
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Meridian IIill for Sale.

NE subscriber offers for sale this elegant and we'll known
mansion and farm, which is named from the nionu-
it, marking the meridian line of the United States.
The house of brick and succeed is 80 feet 'front.' and 81
Deep II and stories hgh with portco "a by IL feet
1t was built by the late Commodore Porter in tie best man.
ner, and without regard TO cost.
1t stands the hill the head of the avenue, directly
'front.' and about mile from the Presidents House
commanding beautiful and extended view of the
Potomac river, the city of Washington Georgetown, Alex
andra, and the adjacent country.
Near the house servants quarters stables cehouse,
wash house, well of very pure soft water, garden, largo
peach and apple orchards with other choice fruits flowers
shrnbbery, &c.
The farm contains 10 of first land, with very
commodous farmhouse and large barn, both of brick
fine open wood large growth about ID
the mansion, and the remainder is divided into meadow,
PASTURE and arabic fields.
II fronts Boundary street, (hc city line,) the is
on road leading from Georgetown, and cam when de-
sired, be subdivided into lots to great advantage.
1t is perfectly healthy all and though
sdered of the beautiful private residences in the
unon is still susceptible Of great improvement; and TO
gentleman of TASTE and fortune, offers rare, desirabc and
very profitable investment.
large portion Of the purchase money may, If desired
for several years, secured the prop
erty.
Possession may be had Immediately, with NIL growing
crops stock farming utensils, &c Also, if desired the
furniture of the house. '.a.la He 1if asea
For &C., apply to Messrs Soutter & Broughson
Philadelphia; to Messrs. Souer, Brothers 81 Co., New
York or TO The subscriber, on the premises.
1 ]. FLORENTIUS COX.
Washington city, ID. c., April 2l-eotl2w
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GALL AND sEE.-YOUNG &c STEER, merchant tail
ors are opening very choice selection Of spring
and summer goods, among which are
Light French cloths
Black brown and olive, suitable for dress, rock, and
sack coats
Superior plain and fancy French drngs and Masellss
of rare patterns
Together with general assortment OF spring cassimeres
vestngs, cTavats, &c.
All of which shah take great pleasure in showing to
our friends and customers. Aar - q ~f9a>g
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DOARDING--Mrs. STETTINIUS opposite the City
occupied. Mar s-6teod
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VERA CRuz, Mexico,

days since, coming by the way of Orzaba. He gives
udcrous description of the fighting at the capital
The Polka Priest party have been possession of the Ala
media and other portions of the outskirts of the city, while
the adherents of the government have been quarted the
palace. AT 10 o'clock each morning the firing would
commence, either party going up to their sandbag barr
cades and banging and blazing away, promscuousy and
miscellaneousy, anything, everything and nothing
more especially nothing The result of months hard
fighting has been that one poor German and
crppedhe bellgerents have deemed it either imprudent
inexpedent come in sight of ench other more per-
feet farce has never been enacted
body of 1000 men. horse and foot left Pneba week
ago to-day the direction of Jalapa They all talked right
vaany of driving the perdous Yankees from their SOIL
but will think better of it when they meet with few
pies
MY informant with many Of the dsarmed garrison of
this place between here and Orzaba. They telling
wonderful stories of the size Of horses and the terrible
effect of shells Little confidence will they inspire
wherever they go.
1t is thought the Mexcans intend making of their
bold stands this side of Jalapa. few days will tell the
story. In haste, g. W. h.
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VERA Cruz, April 6, l847
Colonies Kinney and Banks, with Captain Merrils
of I'd dragoons returned last evening from scout IN
the eghborhood OF Mango de Cavo. The country is full
CATTLE but they described extremely wild, and diff
cult either catch drive. Some plan will be conved
to bring them over.
heard it stated confidently this morning that he had
advanced far Puebla this way that he posi-
lively coming to Jalapa and that he would raise
many volunteers he pleased. What he intended
gotiate peace-s not stated give this as the last
rumo up this moments o'clock, nl.-before close
this letter another may reach Senior Arangoz, the
former Mexican consul New Orleans, night two
since He had Just arrived from Havana, and had recev
ed permit proceed towards Mexico. He frankly told
me he did think his counymen in the least inclined
make peace with the United States.
You possibly receive nmors-for they plenty
hereto the effect that Captain Thomons company OF the
I'd Dragons has been aac ked and cut pieces by the
Mexican rancheros and other stories of similar import in
the country. There is word of truth in any of these
tales Since The rout of the Mexican leaders Meden
the dragons been able bring them action.
Young Santa Anna Santa Fe day before yester-
day, but did remain in the neighborhood long.
The s'show folk have arrived here. Hart and Wells,
the theatrical managers, came in yesterday in the New
Orleans from Tampico, and presume will open tonight
The theatre here and commodious looking
building, with ornamented front. One of our
heaviest shells burst inside of ii during the bomba ment,
shifting the scenery and decorations somewhat but it is
said that all can be repaired in short time.
The government of Jaapa, is said, has resolved not TO
make resistance their city whatever The fate OF
Vera Cruz is before themthey know that the Americans
will their beautiful pace-and do wish to see 1t
destroyed. Sensible people, those of Juapa Yours &c,
G.. w. X.
In the eagle the New American paper established
at Vera Cruz, find the following orders preparatory
march into the interior
General Orders, UEApQUARrERs THE ARMY.
No. 10, Vera Cruz, April 3, 1917.
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l. The infantry and the two volunteer companies tempo
rary attached to the first division of regulars, will. upon
the march of the army hence remain garrison this city
and the castle OF San Juan dUloa when Breve Col Will
assigned the duty according his brevet will become
the governor and commanding officer of these places in
the meantime that officer, by arrangement with the pres
governor and commander, may with his regiment
eve much of the actual garrons shall be found de
srabe Accordingly, he viii report in person to receive
orders for his regiment.
With view march into the interior, the baggage OF
all and officers will be in the days reduced
to the smallest compass and weight Not than three
common tents, piinc,l@y ana the SICK, can DC
allowed for the present the officers and men OF any COM
pany and general officers general stat and held ohcers
will limit themselves in proportion, All surplus baggage
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GOOD Wrapping Paper at As cents per IoO
VI reams received by +. TAYLOR
April I7-3t
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rREAT INVENTION baby Jumper THE above
NJ useful and elegant assistant the nursery for sale at
H. GIBBSS Fancy and ornamental Hair Store, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Aprl
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We publish below an editorial article from the New
Work Journal of Commerce on the subject OF the loan,
commenting on an article the same subject in the New
York Courier and Enquirer; n
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IINANCY GOODsi Fancy Goods LIVERY description OF
and fashionable fancy goods, gloves and perfume
received and opened j. III. GIBBS'S Ornamental
Hair Store between 9th and 10th Streets Pennsylvania
nue.. April 90-Sif