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pry GOeds. Croterles. Hartvnre,

Qg'sHsUUs, Cutlery, Shoes, BooI, Sole Lsaiktr
Hats, CGps, Spr.zI and IaHsJI OIL, Sc DC.
They will sell the above articles Tor cash. or OK
change them for the ordinary products Of thu
county, az fair prices.
Believing "lhal short settlements make long
friends" they have adopted the rule ol settling
frequently with Their customers.
CauO'iton, October 20, I848-q-tC
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Wing maiorilies, 554

The counties remaining to be heard from are
Benton, Calhoun, Dade, HlIsborough, Levy,
and St. Lucis, which will very slightly reduce
the above majorIes.
Ia the Legislature, the Tallahassee Sentinel
gives the Wings twenty-three or four out of the
forty members Of the House, and twelve out Of
the nineteen Senators, and we do not observe
that any Democratic authority disputes this
claim. The Jacksonville Republican of the
18th instant, more precise than the Sentinel,
gives the members certainly known to be elect.
ed 10 the House, as follows:
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receipt sf this PETER FRYER"
ACLSTs.-McCull'. drug store, and lsaac Akin
sOn g. Co, Csuulltun; John Potter, New H4u.s-
burgh 1honas Lake Morgos; S.emm0n' g. Alex
der, New Cumberland; George Maniuil q Son, 2 u
ler, Bolivar; &. 4. Boegel, Msguo.is Sinclair &
Co, Malvern; Ilu & Buss, Oneida; X. Z Smith,
Pekin; Hibbett & B0oy, Minerva; Jsoob Jones
Harlem Springs r. G. Story, KiIgors; McElr0y
a. Russell, Jefferson; Hanna g. Modill, New Rum
ley; A. r. Crosby New Market; J. NJ. Holmes &
Brother, Masters Mills; Carr & Cummings, Lees
burgh; Latimer & Forbes, New Ils.erstOwh; II
ROby & Co, New IlagerstOwn.
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CANTON FEMALE SEMINARY,

The winter term in this institution will com.
mence on Wednesday, the 18Th OF October, and
continue twenty-five weeks. The terms of ,u-
ton W i'll he the same as the last term Il is inn
porlant that all who design attending the Semi
nary should be present on the FIRST day OF tire
term, as an absence OF few days is injurious
10th 10 themselves and the school.
E. BUCKINGHAM, Principal.
Canton, October g. l348--52-3t
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STRAYED

From the subscriber, residing in Sandy township,
Tuscarawas county, u mile south of Magnolia, a
bay mare, three years old, about fifteen hands high
with one, perhaps both hind feet white up to the
pastern joint: also white spot on the left side of
her neck, and another on one of her hips. Any
person taking up said mare and returning her to
the subscriber, or informing him where she may be
found, will be reasonably compensated
AZARIAH DOLVIN.
October o. lS4s-3-3t
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1885, 1l6,409 100000 100000

Total, 1885, 1l6,489 100000 100000
The foregoing returns are nearly all official,
and elect Seabury Ford by majority of more
than two hundred. All doubts of his election
are now ended. Hismajori.y will not fall much
short of 800 votes.
QUERY.--Does not the State Journal count the
returns from Auglaizo county twice2 lst. As
the county Of Auglaize; and Cd. By including
Them in the returns from the counties which
embraced tho territory now known as Augaize
countyl
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Estate OF Dimah WesIfaiI.

Notice is here1y given, that have been en-.
pointed administrator on the estaie OF Dinah
Westtall, late OF Carroll county, Ohio, deceased.
Al! persons indebted to said estate are required
10 make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, 20 present them, legally
proven, ior settlement. within one year from this
dale. SIMEON WESTFALL. Adm'r
September go, I84e-5I-3t.
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This statement shows that nineteen Wings
and nine Democrats were known 10 be elected;
and the Republican adds "that we shall certain
ly get five more Wing members, and probably
six or seVen."
Upon this Legislature will devolve the duty Of
electing United States Senator, four Judges, a
Secretary Of State, an Attorney General, Treas.
urer, Comptroller, and Register of Public Lands;
also Solicitors for The different Circus.-Nat. Int
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IT is JUST WHAT IS wANTED-Say all who ever
used MLane's Vermifuge! Read the following let
ter from an agent:
"SALUBRIA, CHEMUEG Co., NY
February goth, lS47. {
81. Kidd & Co.-When your agent was here |
had Just opened, and he left but few dozen of M
Lanes vermifuge, and find it is going off very FAST
and thus far it has given good satisfaction, and has
proved to be just what the public wants. and we have
got it agoing, and do not wish to get out. have
but one dozen left. When your agent was here,
think he told me some place to send if should want
more but if he did, have forgotten. Will you have
the goodness to order for me six dozen more on the
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Mirth is never as lawful as in travelling where
it shortenS long miles, and makes roug Oh roads
smooth, ii smeetens bad usage by making hard
dinners and bad wine 60 down, and bad hors.
es 90 on.
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Democratic majority

Should the Democrats have now received in
the three counties to hear from, the majority of
246 given to Governor Towns last year, their
aggregate majority in the State will be only SS9
votes. The Chronicle confidently asserts that
the State may be safely set down for Taylor and
Flllmore.--PiHSburgh Gazette.
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Georgia Election.

The popular vote Of Georgia, says the Au-
gusIa Chronicle, exhibited more gratifying re-
suit than we have at any time anticipated. The
vote IN the ninety counties heard from, stands:
Democrats, 3673O
Wings, S6637
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TO the purchaser.

MARRIED, on Wednesday morning, October
18th, by the Rev. NJ P. Unison, NJ. I. N. COLE, of
this place, to Miss MARY ANN WEST, Of Wellsvile,
Coumbiana county, Ohio.
On the 26th ult, by the Rev. Eli Regal, Mr.
CLARK MAKFULL to Miss MARY SHRoUDs.
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CARROLL SELECT SCHOOL.

The winter session of this school will open on
Wednesday the 25th of October, for the instruction
of males and females in the various branches of an
English, mathimatical and classical education -
Terms of tuition as heretofore. For further par
ticulars respecting the school, application may bo
made to ". COLEMAN, Principal.
Carrollton, October l3, IS4S
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whtr" hs Is constantly prepared to make al de-
5;nPiohr OF clothing. IN Difr latest style end mos.
approved manner. urou v'ry sbru notice A.
he 's rn tie regular receipt oi ). A. & A. &.
Wa,d's Fnl'ad-,i h FsSH.ouy. he Is determined
no! TO " OutdOEs, rl.hpr IN the slyIp or durability
OF hs workmanship. The patronage OF the rul q.
lie is respectfully solicited. l. EOWEY.
OelnEar 2l- InIc-1-,f
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, to all those who are in
debted TO the late firm OF Cummings K Cameron,
that payment is required, and if not attended TO
soon, they may expect to find their notes and Sc-
in the hands of the proper officers for COL
lection. CUMMINGS Il CAMERON.
Carrolton, September 20, l848-S0-3t.
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A Steam Boiler. Is feet long, by SO inches
diameter, and the castings for mill, may be had
cheap, by applying to A. l.. MTTRLL.
carrellton, Juns 80, ls4S-3E-A
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Florida Election.

We did not intend TO publish the returns from
Florida until they were all received in an off.
cial form. But as the "Union" has requested
US TO do so, we give it the benefit Of such as we
have, as follows:
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CHEAP FOODS.
Cameron&K & KonnedK

Are now juss receiving and opening, one ofth-
bs-l azz3umeuts oi good ever offered 10 the pu,.
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iesgued Tor thu SEASON Of Ihs year. They h.y.
4 rerN anrernI a.-nr.nIant OF
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A large stock of first rate Spanish sole leather
on hand and for sale, by
SINCLAIR & BRACKIN.
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Making Whig majority Of 9 on Jr9lnt 2all0''
The Congressional delegation stands fifteen
Wings, nine Locofocos, as follows;
/. L. C. Levin, N. A.
:. Joseph R. Chandler, w.
;. Henry D. Moore, W. gain.
4. John Robins,t jr. D.
5. John Freedley, W.
9. Thomas Ross, D.
Z. Jesse C. Dckey, w.
). Thaddeus Stevens, w.
9. William Strong, D.
10. NJ. M. Dimmick, D.
II. Chester Butler, w.
l2. David Wilmot, D.
It's. Joseph Casey, W.
~. C. w. Pitman, w.
Is. Henry Mes, w.
I6. J. X. McCanthan, D. gaia,
II. Samuel Calvert, w.
10. Andrew J. Ogle, w.
10. Job Mann, D.
30. R. R. Reed, w.
91. Moses Hampton, W.
29. J. w. Howe, w.
IS. James Thompson. d.
eS. Alfred Gilmore, D. gain.
tc0ases'ed BY John S. Little, W.
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PENNSYLVANIA Election,

The clouds which, for time, hung around
the result of the late election in Pennsylvania,
have a. length dispersed, and the sky is clear.
The official returns, from all the counties, have
been received, and the aggregate majority for
WILLIAM F. JOHNSTON, the Wing candidate for
Governor, is 309 votes. NER MIDDLEswARTH,
the Wing candidate for Canal Commissioner, is
dafaa,ed bv few votes. The Legislature elect
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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17

At Cass ratification meeting and pole
raising, in Branch couaty; Michigan, lately,
there proved to be more Taylor and Van Bu-
rem men than Cassiics.. When the sraising,
commenced, the EA-Edi.or Of HE Sentinel
called oul al the. Top OIL his voice for three
cheers for Cas-, which was responded ,nf
with cheers for Van Buren, and Taylor. The
rigging getting tangled, man was sent up
TO adjust it, which he did, and called for
three cheers for Old Zach, which weres
given. with tremendous effect. The sf.Ocos
scattered, aud the pole fell down! =
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17
WAsHISGroN. Aur. IL. p M.

" IL l.
The Senate last night passed the Oregon bill
with an amendment extending the Missouri
compromise 10 the Pacific. The vote stood
yeas 33. nays, 90
The Senate after the recess, was called to
order and proceeded TO business.
Benton resolutions, providing for the pub
LEGATION of the proceedings of the Senate in the
Union and the Inteligencer, were amended
and passed.
The post-office bill was considered The
amendment abolishing newspaper postage
within thirty miles was adopted.
The report of the conference committee on
the diplomatic bill was adopted.
In the House the civic bill was discussed
The amendment for the payment of the Amis-
tad slaves was rejected; also Fremont's survey
BILL
The vote ordering the Georgia railroad tobe
engrossed was Reconstructed The whole sub
jet was then laid on the table.
A conference meeting was appointed on the
diplomatic bill.
The Oregon bill was called up. The house
disagreed to the Senate's amendments, giving
the veto power to the Governor, by vote Of
yeas 90. nays l06
The amendmentto extenlthe Missouri com
promise to the Pacific was rejected by yeas 50,
nays Ill.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17

II taylor OR CAss-TmAr's THE QrE>TIoN
Now that he Leilor OF Acceptance al lhs
Wing Nomnaiioa by Gen. Taylor is before
tire People the question is, rayIor Wing
but Il National Republican Wing -or Cas-.
l.ocdInco. Il is aiidie To sqy now 'Gencra
fay lur has no principles He has set then
forth clear and clean IN the Alison Leler
II is all idle 10 say, General Taylor is NJ
Wing. lie gratefully and 'cordialy' ac
cepiS The Why nomination -and hesdes, in
as many other places sels forth tha, he is i
Wing. The Wings, then, have but 10 choose
between him and Lewis Cass The qnes
lion is Taylor OF Cass.' Fhe result is e.
be Taylor or Cass' Cheese re between
them, aud choosing Taylor ard Fillmore, as
We must, If Wings We are. 90 10 Wing meet
ingS, then. Len forth The Wig rally. Or.
ganiZe-circulate the documents summon
up ali Wings 10 their pose.
Bal il is said, ii some quarters. Miri,
Van Buren, has chance. Well is he has.
Enough none he has) what better is he ,han
Cpss? Did be noi support the whole oflh4
Mexican war? VIA, NOR. did CAS-? Did
he not for Polk, Dallas. an + 'FexaSg-
What mnre did Ciss? In all matters al
slavery, 50 far as we have The record Of his
official action, or of his VOTES. nay, ha; h..
not gone further than Cass? Is he no, the
SINE Sub-freasury Mzriin Van Buren, Of
1886 and 1870? Is he not The same Elk
ecuiive Power Van Bnten? Is he nj the
same Anii-Ptoicc,ion Van Bunn? Is he
not The same Anli-inlerual improvement Van
Buten? Has he one more Wing principle
than Lewis Cass, unless il be that of Flee
Soil which he has taken up after cursing ms
with Texas. aud bringing on war that in.
eviiably led 10 the addition of New Mexico
and California 10 The Union? g5Rs
No, Wings! there is no true path bnt in
that of Taylor and Fillmore. The Wigs of
The North and the South have formed un
ion upon them. That is The ticket of vic,o.
he is a dupe OF a traitor who, after
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17
OLD lacks ON THE TRACK.
BY j. GRErNER.
Tmie-ssO its my delight.

Come kindle.your watch fires every true Wing.
No longer stand watching the weather;
In heart and in hand-united we'll stand.
Sink, swim, live or die, altogether
Then rally, Wings rally, from hilltop and
valley,
Your banners unfurI 10 the SKY,
Old lacks on the track--will you stand at his
All you in his favor say; aye, THAT'S it, -
Never fly from the traek-ye friends of old
lack, va aa
A true Wing will never say die.
Shall we in the hour of danger fall back,
Surrender old Zack-never-no,
Who never turned back of his hand friend,
Nor OK of MS coat to a foe.a
Then give EN- little more grape Captain
Bragg" a1R
His enemies proudly defy;
Old lacks on the track--will you stand at his
back? ssh4ss
All you in his favor say. aye. CHATS it,
Never fly from the track---ye friends Of Old
A true Wing will never say die.
Alas! for poor Cass--our noise and confusion.
His sensitive soul does confound,
The sword be ran into the old hollow stump,
He soon willrun into the ground.
The Court Of France may have taught him to
To cut the pigeon-wing high.
Old lacks on the track--wiIl lay Cass on his
You in in favor of that. will say, ave; (tha.sit,)
Never fly from the track-ye friends of old
lack. = @
A true Wing will never say die.
When old lack is safe in he Presidents Chair,
Then won't we enjoy the fun?
He never will go in for burning The Barn.
But Lord how the rats they will run.
THO poor Matty Van is a badly used man, .t
His chances are all in my eye, .s
Old lacks on the track-wili you stand at his
back? a3
| All you in favor say, aye. (tElat'sit,}
! Never ly from The arack-ye friends of Old
A true Wing viii never say die.
Then saddle the nags. the track isaIl ready, S.
No matter how many may come. SO IS
Wen bet that :. Old Valley" will distance the
field,
For we know that his rider is "sonc,. 'ssf.i
So rally, Wings rally. from hill -top aud val
ley, f,...ff ds
No longer stand parlying by, sssa
Old lacks on the track, will you stand at his
back? $50
All you in his favor say. aye, CHATS IT'D
Never fly from the track-y1e friends of Old
lack
A true Wing will never say die.
The Kinderhook Fox aud the Michigan bear
May wrangle and fight for The bone; s
(When two such rogues fall out by the way,
Honest men Will come hy their own
At the roar of old Zack they'll take the back
track, sis sssr
Barnburners and Hunkers will fly;
Then raise high your standard, boys of Indiana,
And never--no never say die.
Old lacks on the track will you standat his
back? Is
All ycu in his favor say, "AYE,'
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17

O-s-A A. l.. Robinson, Esqr.. undertook en-
Saturday night last-as we learn from others
for we were not present ourself-to answer
the speech of Lieut.. Governor Dixon, of Ken
lucky, made here a few evenings previous; but
all that he accomplished was the wasting OF
his time and the patience of his hearers. He
intended, we suPpose, to utterly demolish
Gen. Taylor for his account of the bearing OF
the Indiana troops at the battle of Buena Wis
Ia, based upon the Report OF Gen. Lane, and
extol Gen. Lane to the skies for saying harder
things of these same troops than Gen. TAYLOR
ever dreamed, and for refusing 10 offer ANY
Gpologyfor mems retreotiag, Wh0se duty i.
quds to stand and be shot d0lcA to the last man!
But we learn that he was not as successful as
his party could have desired. The people still
believe that Gen. Lane might have offered an
apology for the retreat of the regiment, and
that Gen. Taylor did offer an apology for their
retreat. Mr.. Robinson, we are told, succeed
ed in proving from the Evansville Journal
what every body knew befo-e-that the char
acter of the regiment was completely vinlica-
ted, and from Gen. Taylor's letter TO Mr. Dunn
that locofoco stump speakers and editors and
not Gen. Taylor have abused and slandered tn,
/ Indiana troops. Mr.. Robinson on Saturla,
was perfectly satisfied that the Journal wa.
good authority and has vindIca-e the charac-
ofHour troops. Gen. Lane once thought the
same thing.
Weare extremely sorry that we were no.
present to hear this effort, for, although not
'Jylh-rate lawyer" like Mr.. Dixon, Mr.. Rob
inson no doubt does the thing up in good
style.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17
CITY OF EVANSVILLE:
TUESDAY MORNING, AUG. Is.

CHANGE IN THE TAYLOR TIcKEr,-We are
just informed by.a letter from John, Pitcher,
Esq, that he finds it impossible from the ma
tnre of his own affairs. to canvass the district
as candidate for elector as thoroughly as it
should be done, and has therefore notified the
State Central Committee of his inability to ac-
cept that position. The Contingent Elector
for this district, Mr.. Blythe, will of course,
under the circumstances, take the place of
MIR. Pitcher on the electoral ticket, and with
the appreciation of Mr.. Blythe and our friends
generally we lose no time in making the ne
cessary substitution. 1t will be authorized in
the proper manner at Indianapolis in a few
days.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17

&C. We have been requested BY more than
a dozen gentlemen to republish the reports OF
the battle of Buena Vista made by Gen. Taylor
and Gen. Lane. 1t was our Intention to re-
publish these reports had we not been solicited.
and learning that number of our friends de
sire copies of them, we shall place them side
by side in the same paper. Those who desire
extra copies will please leave word during the
day at our Office.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-17

0E- We copy from the Madison Banner OF
the 9th inst.,. the following particulars of
barbarous murder committed in that neighbor-
hood:
MURDER-GREAT OUTRAGE.-On SATURDAY.
night last some person or persons entered the
house of colored man named Alfred, in Scott
county, and shot his wife through the heart
whilst lying in bed. The unfortunate woman
was the mother of seven children She was
perfectly white. and said 10 be connected with
one or more respectable families in or near Gin
clnnatI, and, strange as it may appear, she
loved her husband devotedly Alfred has
been "a pest to the neighborhood for number
of years, aud several attempts have been made
10 drive him off. 1t is supposed to have been
the original intention of the homicides 10 kill
him; but not finding him at home Che was hi
ding III cornfield near by) they wreaked Their
vengeance upon the poor woman. Threats
have been conveyed 10 Alfred that, unless he
quits the neighborhood Immediately, he and all
his children will be slaughtered together. and
vet he dare not intimate whom he suspects TO
be the murderers Of his wife. The whole neigh
borhood is in great commotion.
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