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These F" facts and figures show that in this
case it requires SO 96I Wings to elect six Rep.
rescntalives, while il only takes 81 1903 locolo.
cos 10 elect the same NUMBER Here, according
to locofoco logic, 1858 ireemcn would be dis
franchised in Wing dislrict,-so it will be seen
that they cun be met even on their own unfair
and fallacious ground. By the way, it is recon-
mended that certain squealing street'brawler,
who infests our place, turn his ait enlion to this
case,--it being conceded that his capacity will
not warrant him in taking into consideration the
matter of Senators and Representatives i'll con.
nexon. Enough Of this.
But would any intelligent man, having the
least regard for truth, claim for single mo-
ment that it is right to exclude the Senate in an
estimate Of the representation Of county OF
district. The insulted intelligence of the Peo
pie answers that none but villain or a foo
would attempt 10 palm of SO silly test Of this
or any other APportionment law. Shame OF
the base wretches who have promulgated such
doctrine Let them not clay the aatterin!
JUNCTION 10 their souls" that such deception car
be carried to any degree Of success. 1t will Er
plodc, and leave its insligators in disgrace.
In order to give the reader more correc
idea of the shameful suppression Of truth in 10
cofoco prints, we present few ilustraIions:--
They put down Butler county, with population
Of 6,l8i free while males over the age OF Il
years, as having only one representative, where
as tha apporIionment law gives that county on'
in the lower H1use aud one in ,%e S2-ate also
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ing to bed; will in all cases give relief and, il
The medicine be repeated few times. the blood
will b. completely purified. the digestion will be
improved, and the body will be restored 10 even
soundgr health Than before.
BEWARE or coUSTEETETs I'D INiTA foxs! .
Remember that the original and only genuine In
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signllurs Of
William Wright on the top label Of each box.
The genuine Is for sale by
II. A. Stidger, Carrolton;
). A. Highland, New Harrisbnrgh;
james Forbes Sen, NeN HagerEown;
Roby g. Go. Leesburgh;
Sinclair Daniel, Malvern;
Geo h;Caskcy, Palermo; AMI wholesale ani
atetail the prin :ipll off,e, lJ5 Ri;s5t., PHlll.
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SO that II IS really over represented 10 the Cen
eral Assembly. Licking and Stark are repre-.
senled as having only one member each, while
The truth IS, they have also each a Sonator.--
Again, the three counties named, together. have
u vodng population just sufficient to rnlitc Them
10 two Senators, while the law allows them
THREE. And these are IN, counties, more Than
all others furnished ia the locofoco list, which
swell the disparity Of " facts and fgures," BY
which they attempt 10 prove the 4" inlamy" Of
the iairest Appouionment Law iha, has been
placed upon the statute books Of the State FOR
some sixteen years.
And finally, is II asked, why do not locofoeo
editors present their readers with a statement
containing oil the counties cf the State divided
into Senatorial districts, so that they may com
pare the districts having Wing majores with
those having locofoco maiorliesl The ques.
lion is very easily answer.d-THE FAcTs WOULD
SHOW THAT THE LocoFoco DISTRICTS HAVE An AD.
VANTAGE OVER THE WING DISTRICTS. inconsder.
able though it il. They dare not do III
Thus il is that locoforo objections 10 III, Ap-
porlonmeni Law "fsaie out" They are dis
satisfied, and raise their cry Of distress because
they do not happen 10 have voters enoug ia the
State 10 answer their purposes s.--becausa the
State has not been GCrrJmaHdered. as it wa,
under their direction in 1886 and 40. But let
them rave until they are -,ocoloco policy
is doomed to oblivion in Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23

CGJJNtU! EiG}JtO RS, ADMINS IRA
TORS ,EXECU TORS u GUARDIANS.
Filed in the Office OF the Clerk OF the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Carroll co. OHIO, and may be
settled at the next term Of the Court.
Final account OF JOHN Pugh, Guardian OF Ma
ry Jane Frier
Final account Of Sarut! Williams, Executor
or Samuel Webb.
Final account of Jos. Miller Executor OF Jo'
seph Miller dec.
Final account of Robt. McEldcrry, late Guar
dian OF VIM Rowe.
Final account OF James WIlkin Guardian OF
Mex heirs.
Final account of James Husson Executor o.
ia mes Ilutson deed.
Final account oil Rorert Quincy, surviving Ex-
&c uor OF III M IS McPhersul deed.
w. z. LLOYD, Clerk.
Curo!lt)a, March OH, l84a. 223t
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John D. Weller on Revolution, ,

People of Ohio-hear John B. Weller on
REVOLUTION. Treasure upin your minds whar
he has said on the subject, and remember him
for it al the October Election. AT recent 10.
coioco meeting in Prebc county he dscoursed
"n hour and u half upon the War and the Ap,
porIionment Law, as we learn from the Eaton
Register. In relation 10 the latter he declared
that in case the democrats" succeeded at the
next election, they would require Md fca, II
Of that law. "AND THEY WOULD EFFECT IT, IF NE.
cEssARY, AT THE POINT OF THE BAYO.
NET"
Here, then, is an important issue TO be deci.
ded BY the people,-un issue made by ths stand
ard bearer Of The IOcofoco party himself. We
aro 10 have law and order and common prosper.
ity, OR WE ARE TO HAVE REVOLUTION, and us
Weller AYERS, CIVIL WAR! Choose We be.
tween. Will not the people of our broad and
fertile State rise in their might and save Them.
selvesl They alone have the power!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23
NOTICE

is hereby given that there will be petition presen.
ted tn the Commissioners of Carroll County Ohio,
at their next session praying for the location of
County Road, commencing al the State road near
the school house in district No. 6, in Harrison TP
in said County to run from thence South on the
east OF Daniel ighlan's house, the nearest and
best way to the section line between Robert Deny,
anu William q estbay; thence along said section
line to or near the run or creek passing through the
land OF Randel B. Sprague, the nearest and best
wav to or near the barn OF lillian Woods, where
Solomon Need now lives. May PETITIONERS.
January 5th lS4S. Is At paid.
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Notites

CHANGES OF WEATHER AND CATCHING CoLD.-
1t should be remembered that cough is an ev'
idence that someimpurily is lodged in the lungs.
WRIeHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are one of
the very best medicines in The world for carry
ing off u cold because they purge from the bo.
dy those morbid humors which are the cause OF
coughs, consumption, difficulty of breathing,
wa,ery and inflamed eyes, sore throat, rheuma,
tic pains in various parts of The body, and many
other dangerous complaints. Three or four oi
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, taken Oh go.
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counties, US follows:
After having thus laid down his premises, he
goes on unbuihingy to say:

After having thus laid down his premises, he
goes on unbluShngy to say:
"These facts and these figures disclose the fact,
that while it takes 59076 free white males over the
age o2 years, in Democratic districts, to elect ten
Representatives, it only takes a 1892 OF popula-
ton, provided they live in Wing districts, to elect
the same number; or, in othec words, seventeen
thousand and forty-seven freemen are dslranchised
for the crime Of being Democrats" &c.
Shallow arIifce! Does The Statesman think
the people Of Ohio are foosl If he does, he
is mistaken; anl, besides, nearly every man in
the Stale has it within his power to examine the
apportionment law for himself. But, before g :.
ing farther, we will present II case cited To by
The correspondent of the Journal, found in the
same Apporlionment law, which, when the mum.
b@r of Representatives is considered, shows a
greater disparity of representation in proportion
to the population than does The case selected by
the Stalesman-bul IN this case, be it remem-
b.red, The Wh'g' would BIT h, salrrer', accnr.
Ding to Iha rul3 laid down in the article in quas
ton. Please examine the tables boow:
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THE TREATY.--The details of the treaty
with Mexico, ratified with amendments by the
U. S. Congress, urc quite lengthy. They arc'
Of course, of much interest. Next week we
will publish a complete synopsis of what is con.
'alned in its articles, or else give them in full
Much anxiety will be felt to hear the action OIL
the Mexican Congress on the amendments pro-
posed by The S. |. is hoped that a peace
may be made, though it cannot be looked fo
with very much confidence.
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PRINTERS NOTICE

The undersigned would respectfully sugges.
to all who are indebied 10 The establishment Of
the Carroll Free Press, up to 26,h Nov. i847,
that it would be to their advanlag, to ci Il and
square up their accounts, pay of then notes
duebls. &C., Immediately. lie fears he vii
forbcar until lorbearalce cel'as tn b. virlus
He will be found at the Law Office Of Eckley
Il Davis, TWO doors south Of Gen. II. A. Std.
gers Store. word tO The interested is sufh.
cent.
T. W. COLLIER.
Carrollton, Jan. IA, l343.-l4.-3t.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given thai there will bca
petition presented 10 the Commissioners OF Car
roll County, al their March session, ls48, for the
vacation OF so much Of the road leading from
Matthias MerriI's to IIastingsye-commes.
cling for said vacation on the lands of Matthias
Merrill in Fox Township, thence 10 the cross
roads on the lands Of Jonathan Potts, where il
inlersecls the Carrolllon road.
And also 10 locate so much Of the road as is
now made through the lands Of John N. Rus
sell, and 10 intcrscct the McChanicstown road
leading from Myers mill to McChanicslown on
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CARROLL FREE Pr ESS!
Now the Tmeior all TO Sabcrbc for the Campais

TIE first be malen order become good citizen undra
kldga which that form Of Government
The people, and educated the science o'ernment
and acknowledged upon heF
importance would be supcauou% place.
period
or
troubled AMI breakers sh! aas and hr;a
han the United
place fyG
and sadly rn'n
should TO the country
ward off the still ones
hands They
policy birth in actonl Th: effected ne
wis
days the Republic and they happy.
Newspaper
indispensable Newspapers the medium hroash
made medium through which tbs desp~ must
tbedeG and hep
publishers of the FREE PRESS in susga
themselves
MORE
published in Ohio
ofthemwhch
The publishers constant
information
furnishing readers with everything of interest that The POLITICAL
additional
UNCOMPROMSNG ADVOCATE OF
WHGs CARRoILl 4S already
Wings has Are rca
e political contains all she Of the day. wa
Moral and Agricultural readng ~ Se
dcann ALL TERMS$2O0
year;2 whenp yment DELAYED until
Ohio, January, lSl8
NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS POST OFFICE Oh PLACb LEE Il
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23

0tr The Hon. HENRY CLtY wa' cx7ecte |
n Pittsburgh on Tuesday last. The most cx.
rensivo preparations had baan made for his re.
ceplion, by The city authorities and The people,
The greatest cnlhu 'ia'm prevailed amongst cit
izans Of all closses, irrespective Of parry. The
Pitsburghcrs have no doubt given the " Sage Of
Ashland" welcome worthy Of themselves and
their honorable guest.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23

NEW WATCHWORD!-h is whispere
ihalihe locofucosof Carroll County, design con.
ducllng the campaign Of '48 on their part IN.
der new, original, and characteristic watch.
word Birth was very recently given to tn,
phrase by an ex-Cap,ain, and it is said that it is
to be used on all occasions, particularly when
q locoGoco meets Il Wing on the street. The
public will probably know eraclly what il is be.
fore it shall have been "sprcod upon the journal
of the Senate, and of the House Of Representa-.
iivey' of the u. S.
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THE TEN REGIMENT BILL, will

THE TEN REGIMENT BILL.--It will be
seen that this measure Of the Presiden, has pass.
ed the Senate--one locoGoco, calhoun, and one
report says Butler also,) voting against it with
the Wings. Thus is the cursed game Of " Er'
eeat'Ue Patronage" carried on For no other
purpose, now that peace is in prospect, could the
locotocos have voted for the bill--for no other
purpose than that of extending the power and
influence of the President, by allowing him tc
appoint some 500 or more officers, &c. &c. Ou
upon such detested schemes
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PUBLIC VENDUE.

THE UNDERSIGNED will offer at public
sale at his residence in Carrolon, Oh Saturday
the 25lh March, 1913, all his household and
kitchen furniture viz: Bedsteads, Chairs, Stands,
Tables, Setlce, Franklin Stove, Cooking Stove,
Cooking utensils &C., and number OF other ar
ticles. A credit of four months will be given
on all sums exceeding five dollars.
ROBERT KENNEDY,
March Cd, l848 2l-3t
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The Stale Of Gh.O, CarroIi county, S.:
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John Z. NOturth, !
VS.. In Partition.
Christian Noturrth

Christian f. NodurIth, Barbara NoturHh, and
John MOOrehouse, and Hannah MOorehouse his
vile, OF the county Of Carroll and State ol Ohio,
and Thomas MIorehouse, and Augusta MoJrehouse
bis vile OF the county OF --and State Of
Iowa. will take notice that petition was filed a.
ganst th9m on the 10th day OF March, 1918, in the
court ot Common Pleas OF Carroll Co., and is now
pending, wherein the sail John Nodurth de-
nands partition OF the southwest part OF the south
wes.quarter OF section dumber seven, y township
number fourteen, IA and range number lUur, a.
containing eighty-fve acres. more or less OF the
lands directed to Ue sod at SteubenvlIe Ohio, and
that at the next term OF said court app caliCn Il
be made by the said John &. No-ur,th l,r IN or
der that partition may be made Oi said premises, g.
the Dover estate oil Barbara No .ur.th IN said pee
misses, assigned and set of tl her by metes and
bounds. JOHN II. TRIP, atty. for Pet'r.
March %, lS4S. 24-5t-pr lee $500
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0HT The locofoco papers arc in a bad way at
present, nt,--Cearing rhal the Governor Of Kentucky
will appoint HENRY CLAY U. S. Senator from
that State, when Mr. Crilenden shall have re.
signed to enter the Gubernatoriol contest. The
IOcolocos fear Mr.. Clay more than they do all
other men living put tog,her.
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TAe Sale OF 0hiO, Carroll COalty, S.:
Henry PJttOrr,
vs.. In PIrtitlOn
Nathan King, Daniel Long,
AMI Eleanof L)uI.

The said N lthan King, Daniel Long and Eleanor
Long viii take noslce lnlL pettlCloa Was n,sd u
galnst them on the Ii day q, MT1h, a. d. Is lS
Ia the court ot Common Pleas Vi SAID county by
Henry Pottori ana Is now penLlng, wherein lac
said Henry PJttot demands pardIIon u the IuiIo"-
ing premises. Tlo SOUTHWEST quarter OF section
taenty-Six, township teen, oi range five, e1cep'
tins seventy Oi the east side u SIid quartet
heretofore aplrteI tO Christina Long, and tnlt al
the next te III OF said Court, application will be made
by said Henry Pottorl lor all order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
HENRY POTTORF,
By E3kley and Davis, his Attys.
Mltou l6, 1873. 23 81 pr fee $3.50
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NOTICE.

Nolice is hereby given that the Directors Of
School district No. |, Cemrc township, Carroll
County Ohio, have levied tax Of II and one
tenth mills upon the dollar valuation Of tn. TAX
able property IN said district. which tax will be
required To b. paid on or before the 1T day of
April next to llie Treasurer Of said District.
JOHN STERLING, Director, Of
VIM. THOMPSON. N',I'o'' VI
ROBF. McELDERRY. S0'u O'S''''''
February 24.h. 1913.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23

0Er The locofocos Of Keulucky have nomi.
mated the Hon. Linn Boyd, now member Of
Congress, as their candidate for Governor,--to
be beaten by The Hon. John J. Criutcnd2n, the
Wing candidate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23

or The attention Of our friends is respect.
fully directed to the department in this weeks
paper headed Laws of Ohio" The Act relu.
tive to "unauthorised Banking and The cir,ula.
'lon of unauthorized Bank paper" is of much
importance, and will, we trust, be salu,ary in its
effects.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23

6cr No news from Washington as yet relative
10 any action that may have been taken, by Con.
gress, on The proceedings of The 4lh of March
locofoco "little nee" meeting at the court house
in Carrollton. A matter Of so much mpor-
tance, of such uGst and erciting interest to The
American U MON should not be thus delayed!-
What are Msssrs. ALLEN and FRIEs about
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23
NOTICE.

The partnership existing under the firm of
Cummings & Cam ron, will be dissolved on the
first d,y of April l848. All persons having un'
settled accounts with them will please call ard
make settlement on or before that iimc.
CUMMINGS & CAMERON.
Carrollton, Feb. l7,h, 1913.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23
'1he sIate Of Ohlo. c.rEoll ,sussg, -

SOOhi VI CJAaON fLt.As.
Daniel Warl,
- Ia PlF.,sion.
Jaeoi Brown. ttals.l
JAIoi hA'lN ~ aud sisry BroWn. Of s,sk co.
Ono. J5shua prowl. Jas5n l.rsirn. at.i -
ffoWn. Leslie MrC5mjes. srl Eliza u 60 ~,
a.s vile. Of Carroll rruuy Ono, 20 tskr 49,. =.
.hat p@IiioI gas hsi sgairsi then GA tle y.
Gay o. Jaausy lJs-, in the Court of Con f,oa
t'ra- o. C1rr'' county and 'snow pending, War.
'n tie 81 D,n ! Ward, demand. paflt.ioa Of ia
nou!hwtri quarter Of sector ore llin iownshir
hi1eeh ll5l OF range six l6l in Carroll Countv
containing l54 &C e n,rr or less aud that al lie
~ '''n ?, sii4 C5hrt application will h n,ada
rsy le m d. o. said premises, AMI m, D,a.-.
E-late o: Eiza MsCo.uhes IL ssii premises. a.
signed aud ct OF 10 her Nv nie;rs and bo,,,9s
VAN JROWN, ATTY. Tor peI'r.
February ?, l843. NJ st
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CarrOlltOn, O.-Thursday, March %, 1918.
HIGMLE IMPORTANT FROM EIROPr.

REVOLUTION IN FRANCE-FLlGHT OF
THE ROYAL FAMlLY-REPUBLIC PRO.
CLAIMED!
by The iaiesI mails we have highly important
news from France. The steamer Cambria has
arrived ut New York, from Liverpool, with in.
'elligence that the reform in France has chan.
gcd into a revolution. There has been much
excitement in Paris, and heavy loss Of life
Hing Louis Philippe has abdicaIed, and with his
tamily has left the Cupitol--il is thought he mas
fed to England.
Louis Philippe ubdicuted in favor orthe Count
de Paris, but the latter was rejected Ly the D..
PuIlesand thePeoPle, who have declared in favor
OF Republican Government similar TO that of
the U. S.
The Palace is in possession Of the excited 20.
PuIace, who are throwing The rurnilure from The
windows and distributing The wine from the eel.
lars Much blood has already been shed some
500 are said TO have been killed in the neigh.
borhood OF the palace. The Revolution is of a
very serious and important characler-whsre
or when it will end, none can tell.
The immediate cause Of The Revolution.
which has been Crewing for length Of time.
was the suppression by authority of u Mammoth
Reform Banquet, at which reform the Elective
franchise was TO be the chief subject of discus.
sion.
Lateral the latest dates from Paris,
9Th Feb, the aspect of things was mere calm,
and ministers were endcavoring to restore con.
hdence. Still, the general impression was that
the quiet was only that calm which indicates an.
other and more serious storm.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23
ESTATE OF JOSEPH TOWysFND.

Notice is hereby given that The undersigned has
been appointed aud qualified Administrator ofihc
Esialc Of Joseph Townsend d.ceus }. al per
sons indebted to said estate arr requested 10
make immediate payment. and those having
claims against The same will preslGl them du!y
proven iUr selIleinrut within one wear from th;,
date. JESSE TOW NSEND. Adninis.
taiOr Of sa.I Eslalc.
March gih Ipso
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23
PLOCGHS.
JOHN UESTON'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is h,r,by given that lho subscri.
bars have been appointed and qualified as ad.
minislrarors on the estate of John EIestoa late
Of Carroll county Ohio, deceased dated al
Carrolon this 2lsi day of Fcbr'y 4. D. 1848.
ABRAHAM BATTlN,
LENNA HESTON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23

OF The Hon. J. NJ. RooT, NJ. c., has oul
sincere thanks for very large and valuable
package of official documents.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23
The State OF Ohio, Carroll County, S:
PETITION FOR LEAVE TO COMPLETE
REAL CONTRACT.


REAL CONTRACT.
James Davis Administrator Of the estate Of Eze.
kel Davis deceased
Levi N Davis, Iii D. Lukins, Achsa ". Davis
Jonathan Conley, Seia Clnisy, Henry II. Davis
Deborah Davis, Sussnuah Dlyis.
The said Levi M Davis, Achsa NJ. Lukins. in
ieTmbrred With Eli b. Lukins, Sela COnley, inter-
married with Jonsthsu COnley, Henry II D.v.s,
Deborah Davis and Sus1nnah Davis will take No.
tice that petition wus fled against them in the
court OF common pleas in ana iUr said Carroll
county, by James Davis Administrator OF the es-
tate OF Ezekiel Davis Deceased, and il now pend
ing wherein the said administrator pays said court
tor leave to complete certain contract maze by
saia deceased IN his lifetime FOR the sale VI the 'o.
ywing described tract " parcel Of land u John
Pearce, to wit: i'ud'r in the county oi Carroll, &
State Of Ohio; part OI the north west quarter Os
section No thirty-One, township fourteen, and range
i've, being the ssme quarter section on which is
situated tie town plat Vi Centrpyille now CarrOl-
TN IN said county, and being situate On the north
west corner Of said quarter section, as follows:
beginning al the ROrth west corner Vi said q arter
and running syu.h tgeny-seyen unI lour tenth
poles; thence East iorty-two poles; thence north
t.ilrty-three AMI one hall degrees Ecst eight an
iCUr tenth poles 10 the north boundary line Of said
quarter thence west ivrty-seyen pJles to the be-
ging, 10 comprise eight acres, with the privilege OF
on ally l6 feet wide On the south side Of said aseri.
bel premises, AMI that at tls n,xt term Ui said
court application wi Je made for leaye ~ complete
said contra I.
James Davis Administrator Of the estate OF Eze-
kiel D-yis, by Eckley and Dsvis his Attorney.
March 2nd, 1913 2l6t
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SUGAR KETTLES.

SUGAR KETTLES.
This is the season for making sugar. and now
have for sale, al tie i,uncry number OF suitable
large iron kettles, which will sell cheap.
feb. oath A. l.. LITFELL.
POTS, Skillts, Ovens and lids, of all sizes made
OF the best of metal may now b had cheap at the
Carrolton foundry, A. L. LlFFELL.
Feb. "a,
PL0CGHS.
have on hand large number of the John
Long, and Carroliton ploughs, stocked by an ex-
perienced workman, which offer "a little cheaper
than they can BE- bought out OF any other shop.
Feb. "a, A. l.. LITTEL.
SHINGLES
| wish to purchase Ten Thousand good lap
Shingles. GeJ. "a A. l.. LITL LII
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White males
Represen-

These are all locofDco counties. The Siatts.
man brays loudly that il requires 59,O76 free.
men 10 elect ten Representatives. Then comes
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