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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-11-10
Carroll Election.
W. R. LLOYD.

The election in Carroll county has resulted
in another Wing triumph. The Republican
Wings have achieved a glorious victory They
have met Locofocoism in the open field, and in
the chaparel, and again came off conquerors.
We have met it aided by those who have once
boasled their attachment to Whig principles,
and still have come off more than conquerors.
We trust that with US has triumphed the Wing
parry Of the Union. If so, it is triumph O.
Republican principles over all the combined
isms that have cursed orr nation, in days gone
by. 1t is a triumph Of those pure principles
which will make the administration Of our old
chief new era in these degenerate days Of
Executive usurpalion and despotsm. We have
lived 10 see the day fOretold by one of the pat
riots Of the revolution who aided in framing
our Constitution, "when every interest oil the
State is merged in the al!-absorbing question OF
who will be 9cxt President" But # Gen. Tay
lor has been chosen Chief Magistrate, as we
hope he has. wc..confdenily believe we have
lived to see that day passed by forever. We
believe he will so administer the affairs Of the
nation, as to bring back the government from
desporism TO pure RepubIlc-when, the Peo-
pie will again look to themselves, aud their
Representatives for the character Of their laws,
and to the President for their faithful execution.
Our maiorily, il will be seen by the abstract in
to-day's paper, is FDfy-eight-lhis, though
much less than Ford's majority over Weller,
is not much below the usual Wing majority in
tho county. Bebb's majority was 95, Free
Soilers were so confident Of success that they
wrote abroad that Van Buren, would carry the
county. Even Wings, "ulra Whgs," adVis-
ed US TO give up the contest for Taylor as hope
less But our majority is large enough to con-
vince all who oppose the Wing cause, that the
Whig parry of Carroll "NEvER sURRENDERs," "
6S that with them there is nosuch word as FAIL"
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hySltrlts ana HIstTieS Of FhllaCtlPhia.
TIE QUAKER CIrNl

OR TIE AoNfS or MONK HAi T.
A Romance Of Phtadell hia lii H,sisft sal
Lums, bounded on isr's gesusd ugm .hs NJ -;
o au g. e. m-fll-T & hs g. 2. Illustrated aih
Hu u-fous enrTavitr-. BtttfrRsE lI-FaHn.n
f. or Of Legends Of SIX '.l'atlA %, n'i,.iu,
,ir Nork - " Ssh Ken, ,r'Blturl- 81 iratd
xtrs," The Ro-e OF Fphrsla.~ &c. s'r. con.
pie Two lirge osI.yo goiuu - o. 500 IA -.
Fuer lOr ttesutirs wo.k, O>s r,fLkB.
it,s uow some tweTy yrsIEsu.es msluterof
-re r1i fIs urgan 0 MAKE rotrs a. las tzltr R.re
oi the lls, Mss.r.y, 81 d NIi.ut 90 'lr GuskeiC..
'. The grun, snds, ,iraurht .th .li No. tst.
ii inis "a. a. the dsslh oi be sgsd and re- pee.
lals 1wye., wee bgquea.hcd 10 friend, who
lies occupied nearly two y-uf= IN working ihrm
uD into D Romance Of The secret Lie oi Phi.adei-
rLi', o. the n.o.I original character. Ccumtn,.
- Ia0g Leiore The "1iys.srhs Of Paris" srprar,d d.
hs Romance iu some rsfre,ts itsls h- same tsls-
ion 10 fh lldripla lha, ii" Mysltri,s DO g. rsfis
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arc iItoducet-ths LAWYER, who takcs Ices ifoni
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o nmlts di- u-tIg crime iOf money; a. We! a.
he'd sh ns-t Merchant, the SWtistCrger. the
tldrs.n t Editor tre Young B'Cod o out tcwr;
ne FeicS Keeper. fre~elo or of stolen Co0a- etc.
ctr vet ha- hs author palled 10 living rharae-
,sr in the page- OF bis wo.k nor saIiT zed atJ
particular Irdvidua', bat rasher drawn the disIlI.
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DEBBE'S TNITERSAL HISTORY.

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From hs .N,W YgrL Tribune.
The Cuyersai History now in Publication by
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! armed Lossget 70 hNeral and yho,ophcIl
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From, CrqGanI ,U1gasinr.
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To The Friends OF The Free Press.

The connection OF the undersigned with the !
Free Press terminates with the present number.
The circumstances under which no consented
% ,s.ume the dulles Of editor for a short time.
are perhaps well known to the readers of this
paper. The necessity ofhaving paper in our
county thai would support the nomination as
we'll as the principles Of The Wing party, induc-
ed the undersigned to take upou himself duties
he feels he is bui poorly fued to discharge.
He has, however, through the campaign which
has just closed. eadeavored to keep the banner
of the Wings nailed to the mast. He has laid
our craft along side Of the enemy, and has
piled her guns with such skill and effect as his
moor abilities would enable hin. And whilst
he feels confident others might have occupied
his post and worked with greater efficiency, he
is graliied to know, that the contest being clos
ed "our fac Is still there" Carroll county
although conIending against an open aud CO.
vert enemy; although conIendng against
strong party and disingenuous faction, .alIho'
'OeaeTtGu Dy AllOsS OH "lhih HhS h0S W h'hSS
past conferred unmerited favors and honors;
sill maintains her position in the column Of
the Wing counties Of Ohio. To the energy,
the vigilance, the untiring industry of pa
,riOlic Wings in every township; Wings who
never iater, are we indebted for this result. If
she labors Of the undersigned, interrupted as
they have been by private duties. and causes
beyond his control, have contributed, in any
degree, to the accomplishment Of an end so
gratifying, he has been amply rewarded. Trust
ing that his we'll intended efforts, however poor
ly directed, may have met the appreciation Of
those who, with him, believe the Wing cause
10 be the cause of the country, he again with
draws from The editorial tripod, and acknowledg.
co himself their humble feIlow,laborer.
w. R. LLOYD.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL

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largest and best selected stock of
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware {, QueensuGrs
Leather, BoOiS, Shoes, Has, Caps, Books, &c.
that has ever before been offered in Carrollton.
As seeing is believing, therefore all persons wish
ing to do Justice to themselves, by making heap
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determined not to he outdone in selling
Goods Cheap,
our motto being quick sales and small profits.
All kinds OF approved country produce taken
IN exchange for goods. GEORGE SINCLAIR,
JOHN BRACKIN.
Carrolton, October. lS48-9-tf.
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Ellen PiCkerlBg'S IaSl Novel,
KATE WALSINGHAM.
From The Unpublished Manuscript efthe lals 4

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THE Squire" &c. Three volumes complete in
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SELF. MADE MEN-''lr youare to bean exccp-
tion," said Mr.. Crabbe to his young friend, "you
will be the first in all my observation and exPe'
rience. You may take the whole population Of
Maryland, and select from it the fifty men who
are most distinguished (ortalents, or any descrp-
tior of public usefulness, and will answer for
it, they are all, every one Of them. men who be-
gan the wori without dollar. Look into the
public councils Of The nation, and who are they
that take the lead there? They are men who
make their own forunes-sef-made men, who
began with nothing. The rule is universal. 1t
is true Of all the professions. II is so now; il
has been so at any Time since have known the
public men Of the State or The nation; and twill
be so while our present institutions continue.-
You must throw man upon his own resources
TO bring him out. The struggle which is 10 re-
suit in emine nee is 100 arduous, and must be
continued too long, 10 be encountered and main
tained voluntary, or unless as a matter of life
and death. He who has fcrune to fall back
upon, will soon sIacken from his efforts, and fl
rally retire hom the competition. With me it
is IA question whether il is desirable that parent
should leave his son any properly at all. You
will have large fortune, and am sorry for it,
IS it will be the spelling of good lawyer
These are my deliberate sentiments, and shall
be reoiced 10 find, in your instance, shall be
mistaken"
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Final Accounts,

Final accounts OF administrators, executors and
guardians, filed in the Office Of the clerk OF the
court of common pleas of Carroll county, and may
be settled at the next term.
Final account, Of James McKean and Freder-
ick Leyde Executor OF the last will Of George
Brown decd.
Final account Of VIM. B. Postcr, and Robert
E. Crooks, Executor OF the last will of Joseph
Foster decd.
Final acrount of Joseph G. Kennedy, and De-
walt Rothacker, administrators OF the estate Of
Samuel Rothacker deed.
Final account of John Potter, guardian Of Ma
ria Grimes.
W.R. LLOYD, Clerk.
November 3, I8le--4-3t
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The following coloquy actually occurred
some few Irps, between a steamboat captain
and a customer on the bauk Of Mississippi, who
was sitting on pile Of cord wood as the boat
passed by:
Capt. B. hailed him. sWhat kind Of wood
is that"
Its cord wood" replied the chopper with
great unconcern.
"Ilow long has it been cui?" enquired the
Captain.
"Four feet" replied the wood merchant.
"Give her lick ahead" said the Captain to
cut short the sParring. "leIl your friends il
ever you get drowned, to look for you at the
Falls Of ST. Anthony."-LN n. o. Delta.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-11-10

We place the vote Of South Carolina in the
column for Taylor. The best information in
possession induces us to believe that that State
Will cast her vote FOR Taylor and Butler.
We have omitted Mr., Van Buren in our reck.
on'ng altogether, Though we feel satisfied that
he will run respectable poll in all of the north
ern, and in some Of 'hesoulhern States, we think
he will not gO' The Electoral vote of any State
in the Union.
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CHEAP GOODS.
CamerOn & Kennedy

Are now just receiving aud opening, one Of the
hest assortments OF goods ever offered to the pub
lic in this place. Their goods were selected in
Philadelphia and Baltimore, with great care, and
designed for this season Of the year. They have
very general assortme httof
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
QusensWure, Cutlery, Shoes, Boots, SOis LsHihsr
Has, Caps, Sperm and Tanners Oil, &c. &c,
They will sell the above articles for cash, or az
change them for the ordinary products of the
country, at fair prices
Believing "Ihat short settlements make, long
friends" they have adopted the rule OF settling
frequently with their customers.
CarroIIton, October 90, 1848-2-tf,
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A GREAT PRINTING PREss.-The N. Y. cor
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GREAT PRINTING PRESs.-Ihe N. 7. cor
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81 have this day seen the plan Of a printing
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The Philadelphia Ledger are now enabled to
print from 1000 10 5000 Impressions per hour.
Besides this, i, is TO fly its own sheets, thus sa-
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large enough TO work the Tribune double, and
will cut the sheets Of itself as they come off,
What will next be attempted! Unless, forsQO'h'
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that petition will be presented
to the commissioners of Carroll county, at their next
December session, praying for an alteration in the
road leading from Augusta to Alexandria, commen-
cling at or near the stone church in Augusta, thence
the nearest and best route that can be had at
sonable grade, to Bryan's bride over muddy fork,
thence the best route to inersect said road at or
near Jonathan Roads southeast corner,
MANY PETITIONERS.
November 3, lS4s-4-5t.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that petition will be presented
to the commissioners of Carroll county, at their
next December session. praying for an alteration in
the road leading from the CarrOlton and Georgetown
grade to Baxters MILL said alteration to commence
near Tarrance Bran's barn, thence to run south of
the old road until it nersects the south line of Sec
ton nine, near Baxter's meadow, thence with said
line to intersect the road near Samuel Baxters
barn. D. HANNUM.
November 3, lS4S-4-5t.
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ed merely the reported nisjorilies, and that We
do not hold ourselves responsible for any errors
they contain, being satisfied that, in many IN
stances, they are very inaccurate. lf we are 10
regard the returns already received, as Prosage
Of those which are TO follow, we should say that
Cass has carried Ohio by a majority Of from ten
10 fifteen thousand.
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The Result.

Now, that the election is over, and before the
returns from any State has reached US, we, for
the first time predicate an opinion as to the pro-
bable issue. The table we publish below is the
result of deliberate calculations, and is not COL
Ored by any feeling of partially for either can
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Carroll county.
mature.

The following is an abstract Of the votes poll.
ed in Carroll county, for President, on Tuesday
the 7,h day of November, l848; to which we
append the vote for Governor, on Tuesday, the
10Th Of October, 1848:
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A Steam Boiler. lS feet long, by 80 inches
diameter, and the castings lor a saw mill may be had
cheap, by applying to A l.. LITTELL.
csrrOlton, June 80, lS4s-3s-tf,
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il be q machine into which you pour Tags Of pa.
per rags, which distribute themselves ell over
Town by tho help Of ssli.uciing nsws.boys, in
the shape Of ably edited jourualsl
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The EleCtiOn--Ohio.

The returns Of ihe Presidential election, held
throughout the Union on Tuesday last, which
reached US uP to the hour our paper was put to
press, are given below. lIis but an act of jus,
ice 70 ourselves Q say that the returns append
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SAT-.

90 Barrels Yellow creek salt. on band and for
sale, nv SINCLAIR Il BRACkIN.
CagrOllIon, October 20, lS4a III
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ROUGH AND READY.
The subscriber is still engs ged in the tailoring
business, in all i.s branches, in the town OF
Harlem, Carroll county, Chic,

where he is constantly prepared to make al De-
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approved manner. upon very short notice. As
he is in the regular receipt OF s. A, & A. II,
Wards Philadelphia Fashions, he is determined
not 10 be Outdona. either in The style durability
of his workmanship. The patronage of the pub
lie is sespectinlly solicited, Z. HOWEY.
October 90, IG4S-2-tf.
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Washington GrayS---itteniiOn!

You are ordered to parade in CARROLL
TON, on
Saturday the 11h November, l948.
at 9 o'clock A. M, fully armed and equipped
for drill. By order Of Captain.
WILLIAM COLEMAN, o. S.
Carrolton, Nov. 8, l348.
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