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SheriG-s sale.
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S1aIa C.rsoar ~ Us5os CO. S. Ia Partition.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, lOr Carroll county, Ohio.
and 10 me directed. | will offer iOr sale at the
door OF the Cour House in CarrolllOn, between The
hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud 4 P. NJ, on the B,h
DAY Of January, A. D. ls4s, the following real
estate, 70 Wit;
"The east halfoi the north west quarter OF sec
lion twenly-two. (22,) township fourteen. (l4l
range FIVE, rs. J containing seventy-nine and eigh-
ty-eighl-hundreth aeers. more or lessi AlSo, part
OF the west half Of the quarter section Aforesaid,
and founded as follows; Beginning al the south
westeorHer of said quarIer section, running
IN ence north seyenty-sevrn poles 10 PosI.
thence three rods north OF EAST eighty poles to a
stake; thence south eighty three poles TO post;
thence west eighty poles To the place OF begin-
ming; Except ten md eighty eght-hundred1hs
acres thereof, which said ten acres are bounded
as follows: beginning at stone on the west line
nf said section; thence sOuIhwadly with the line
Of said section 6lty.seven and one-halt perchesi
thence north sevenIy-one and oue-half degrees
east lhirly.cighI perches and eighI-tcnths to q
stone; thence north eleven aud one quarter de-
grees west lorty-eight perches TO 4 stone; thence
south eightyfive and dOne-halfdegrees wesl twenty
six perches and iour-tenths, to the place OF begin
ning;j containing thirty acres, more or less. Sit
uate in the county OF Carroll, and Of The lands d.
reeled TO be sold ~ Steubenville. o.
E. Mcguire. Sheriff.
Dec. 3. I847-tds-pfs Si,5O.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

TIE PIrTsBURGH GAZETTE is one of the largest
papers published in the western country, and was
the FIRST paper established west ofthe mountains.
1t has large circulation in Western Pennsyl.
vania OHIO, Western Virginia, Maryland and
other Western States.
The propnetors intend 10 spare ne expense in
furnishing their readers with the loIest Telegraph
ic and all other News: Also, with very full COM
mercal Reports and reviews OF the Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore markets--ior
which purpose they have employed special re-
porters in those cities.
During the session of Congress they will have
exclusive correspondents at Washington, who
will furnish them with all matters OF interest daily
Occurring at the Capital. And nothing will be
left undone, on the part Of the propfleiors to ren'
der the "Old Gazette" 10 the Merchant, the Far
mer and the Mechanic, an attractive source o'
information, worthy to merit the continuance o
th1 patronage which has so long and so Literally
been extended towards il,
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RRANnRETm,s PILLS.

FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL IFEyERs cUEED BY
BRANDRETH's PLLs.-All fevers.are Occasioned by
the dsOrdered motion Of the blood, produced by the
humora serosty by hardening the valves of the ves-
sells The blood circuates with greatly increased
speed and is still increased by the friction Of the go-
bules or PARTICLES which compose the mass of fluids
Then it is that the excessive heat and chils is expe-
rienced throughout the whole system and accompa-
MED with great thirst pain in the head, back, kid
neys, and in fact complete prostratOn Of all the
faculties of the mind as well as body.
On the first attack of fever any disease, imme-
dately take large dose of Brandreths Vegetable u
niversa Pills. and continue to keep up powerful eff
feet upon the bowels until the fever pain has en-
tirely Ceased Six or eight will in most cases be sut-
cent as first dose, and one dose of this kind it is
not improbable, may prevent months of Sickness
perhaps death.
Dr. BENJAMIN Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, are indeed an universally approved medicine,
which by its peculiar action cleanses the blood OF all
impurities, removes every pain and weakness, and n
Buy restores the constitution to perfect health and
vigor. For sale at the store of H. A. STIDGER.
Carrollton, October l5, lS47-l-3m.
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MEpICALNO NOTICE

Va associated with me in the practice ofmedicinC
d. tESRY b. FAwoErT, who has read attentiveb
under my for the last three years and has aten
ded course Of lectures in highly respectable med
ical school in this State. He practiced with me du
ring the prevalence Of the epidemic that swept ove
the country during thepast summer and autumn ant
gaveentire satisfaction in all cases entrusted to h
care therefore most eheerfuly recommend him to
the confidence Of the public and the attention o.
the medical profession. J. s. HUNTER.
March 10, l64T- 29-tf.
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A CHARACTER.
Rx JAS. 7. FIELDS.

Oh, happiest he, whose riper years retain
The hopes ofyouth unsullied BY a stain
His eve uf lie In calm content shall glide
Like the still streamlet In It's ocean tide
No gloomy eloud hung DER his tranquil day
No meteor lures him from his home astrays-
For him there glcws with glittering beam on high
loves ehangeless star that wins him to the sky
Still 70 the past ne turns sometimes 10 trace
The mild expression Of a Mothers face, l
And dreams, perchance, as of in earlier years,
The low, sweet music other voice he hears.
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AUDITORS OFFICE.
September 18th, lBA5.
THE STATE OF OHIO, ..
CARROLL County.

CERTIFY he foregoing bea CouectiSof Lands, Town
delinquent NPymen Of Taxes by the County surerof
for the Taxes Of s4 and the Interest and Penalty
ali Taxcsan the Taxes Of ls47 annexed
whole Ofhe Lands Town Lot" &C.,
will Taxes Interest
Town CaOltOn said
Monday of January the Treasurer said
msnce Ten Ofa Interest and Penalty charged there
bepaii IhoMAS hAAoAOoh'
Nv ooIh ,s47 auditor Of Carroll Cus4
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ON TIE eighth day Of snuary, Is4s, betwe
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M ans O'Clock p. ia
the door Of the Court House, in the town Of Carol
ton, will be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate IS the property Of Peter Herod deceased
to wit: Lot number twelve l2l in the town Of NAL
vern, in the County Of Carroll, and State Of Ohio,
with the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Appraised al $500 Terms of sale: One third in
hand one third annually with interest from date Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN II. TRIP,
Dec. 3, al. Administrator Of Peter HerOld, deed.
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HIDES! HIDES!!

THE subscribers will pay four cents per pound
for clean slaughtered hides and FIVE cents per pound
for clean slaughtered calf-skins, well taken off,
They will also keep on hand general assortment
of leather of superior quality which they will dis
pose of at very low prices. TERMS: Cash. grain
and hides Y0UUG g. RICHARDSON.
Carrolton, August 30, ls47-45-tf
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nurietp,
FASHIONABLE.

"You Zekel"
"What, mai"
"Have you sanded your teeth and tallowed
your hairi"
ayes, ma"
"Tarred your boots and corkcd your eye
browsl"
"Yes, ma"
"Tben ,enzle your hat and 60 to meeting
wa mus, be as fashionable as our neghbors Try
20 be-"
nIrA Young lady asked a gentleman the
,,ssnip0 of the word Surrogate. " II IS" re-
nI;ed he +" a gale through which parties have to
r,ss on their way 70 get married." Then
suppose" said the lady, ''tha' ii is corruption
of SmroEgdie."
hrU.s S. Senator Cameron, Of PennsyIva'
MIA. has adopted for his family ensign, and has
!, engraved upon his letter stamps, frln'ing
press. over which stretches the word "FcrSe'
vsre."
Lance CoNeREaArIoN.-The frs, African
Church. tBap,is,( Richmond Va, Is said 10 be
,he larCes. body Of communicates ~ connexlon
with single congregation in the Union, beng
nearly 247o,
CorLEoE JoKE.-An old lady, meeting a Cam
pr;dOe man, asked him show her nephew be-
haved himself!"
"Tulv. madame" says he, "he's brave
6ellox and sticks close TO Cathurlne Hall,
(namo ofthe colege.)
III VOW" said she, III feared as much NJ
was always hankering al'or the grI'' rom
boy"
ny "Please sir. don't think Mr., Doseun
takes his physic reglar," said Doc'or' BOY F"
bis employer.
"Why sol" =,
"Cuuse he's goitin' we'll so precious fast.
RroutsrrEs.-A lady asked her uncle, an oil
LAWYER. what were the requisites for gong !
iawi lie unswcred-"Il tell you Maro mrs.
a good cause; second, good purse; third
good counsel; fourth, good judge; fifth, a goo
jury; and lastly, good luck
mr. Numerous meetings have been held !
Pennsylvania, TO induce the Legislature OF th'
S,a,e 10 limit the hours Of factory and other me
chanical labor TO ten per day.
o5- Gen. Shields, speaking Of the immort'
Gen. Scott, at Augusta, remarked "'ha' 'houg
he entered the army prejudiced against GeI
Scott, he considered him, after his experlent
under his command, as having no living suP'
rior in the qualities of great military co"
mander."
or An editor, by an error of.he types
made 10 announce that there is in MonEea!
great BELLE, weighing eighteen IONS Quite
giantess.
or horse iS on exhibition at Cincinna
whose body is covered with thick coat ot n
wool, in the place Of hair. His color is J
tween that Of mouse and dun color.
was brought from the Rocky Mountains
Tax ON PASSENGERS. great case inv
wing Tho Constitutional power of the States
impose TAX on passengers arriving rom !
eien and const.wise pors, is now beng argu
before tho Supreme Cour Of the United Stat
Daniel Webster s one of the counsel,
TALL MES.-A Yankee Journal states &
there is a man 10 Vermont so tall that no ca
tell when his toes are cold In alluding TO
rnons.rosity another paper says: This is pr
ably tho person who never allowed his serv
10 sit up for him, as he could nut his arm do
tho chimney and unbolt the street door"
6r"I'm no, fond Of such vanitles," as
pig said when ring was pu. into ts nose.
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Cincinnati, Dec. !, ls47.
The state Of Ohio, Carroll County, S.;
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
William Wilherow,
vs : In Partition.
Jamee WIlhprOW, ct, ais

James Witherow, ct. as,)
JOHN WITHEROW, Hugh WIherow, (mnorl
William Earl, John Earl, Boston Earl, (minor) Ma
ry Earl, Belinda Earl, and SuSannah Croxton (ate
Susannah Witherow,) OF The County OF Carroll;
Ismes Whherow, Michael Clark, William Jackson
Witherow, Jane Taylor, and John Taylor, OF the
county oil Knox James W. Green, oil the county
Of Lucas, and oil OF :he State Of fOho; Eliza Small
Of the county OF Knox, and State Of Indiana; and
Boston Wilherow, whose place Of residence tC
your petitioner s unknown: will take notice that
petition was filed against them at the November
term, A. D. 1847, in the Court oil Common Pleas
by said William Wilherow, and is now pending
wherein the said William Wtherow demands
partition OF the following real estate, TO wit; thu
southeast quarter Of section numbered twenty
five, t25,) of township fifteen. (l5,) and OF rang'
five, (s) in said county ofCarroIj and at the mex
term of said court application will be made by th
said William WiIherow, for an order that partition
mSy be made Of said premises.
VILLAIN WITHER0W,
ByA. W. Morrison, his Attorney.
Dec. ;, A7-6l-prf $3.50
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NJ An old gentleman by the name Of Gould
having married a young wife, wrote Poeticai ePls-
ne to friend TO inform him Of it, aud concluded ai-
ter this fashion:
So YOU see, my dear sir tho I'm eighty years old
A girl eff eighteen is in love Withhold GOULD!
To which his friend replied:
"A girl Of eighteen may love GoLD' i is true,
But believe me dear sir, It is GOLD without =
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EXECuTOR,S SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order issued from the Court
~ Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, at the
November term, A. D. ls47, Twill offer for sale on
the premises on the first day Of the next (Spring)
term, Is4s, Of said court between the hours Of ten
A. NJ and four p. M the following real estate part
Of the lands Of hugh Mitherow, deceased to wit;
Lots % &sT Ia the town OF NOrFistOwn'
The conditions Of sale--one third paid down, one
third within one year, and one third within tive
wears. thereafter Secu-i,y will be required fol
the deferred payments. ,,
,--. Executor Of / ugh Witherow, decd.
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SHE Did,

WI, William sent letter to declare
That he was welded to iairer fair, =. ..
Poor Lucy shrisked.-" To life-to all ad'eu'
And in the Indignation Of despair,
She tore the letter and her raven hair,
She beat her bosom and the post boy TOO
Then to an open window wildly hew'
and madly fung herself-into chair
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George Moore
Georre Gamble

NENTkt hatNNlt
The said George Moore and George Gamble will
take notice that petition was filed against them,
on the 7th day Of December, A. ID. ls47, in the
Court Of Common Pleas, in and for said county, by
John Clark and John N. Adair, and is now pending
wherein the said John Clark and John N. Adair,
demand partition Of the following real estate: Part
of the northwest quarter Of section 35, township
thirteen, and rrnge six Of the lands made subject
to sale at Steubenville, Ohio; beginning at the
southeast corner Of Market street in the town Of
Leesburgh in said county, thence south twenty-five
and sixty five hundredth perehes thence north 80
east fifteen and fifteen hundredth perches, thence
north 23l east twenty-one perches, thence west
twenty-five perches to the beginning, containing
two acres, one rood and twelve pefehes. Also, a
certain other LOT Of land situate in the section
as above described, to-wit: Beginning at the south
east corner Of the said quarter, thence north fifty
one and one-tenth perehes, thence north II 9 west
twen ty-two and two-tenth perches thence south
22l . west fifteen and sixty-fye hundredth perch
es thence souths5 east nine and FIVE tenth perch
es thence south 22Ie west thirty-four perches
thence north 76l west seventeen and fifteen hun
dredth perches, thence south BE west one and
three tenth perches, thence south 40 east twenty
four and seven tenths perches thence east 80 perch
es TO the beginning containing nine acres, roods
and 33 perches ane that at the next term Of said
court, application will be made by said John CLARK
end Jon n Adair, for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises.
JOHN CLARK,
JOHN N. ADAIR.
by Eckley & Davis, their Attorneys.
| Dec. "a, 1847-6t prf
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- rhe CredIfors of DavId WorIk-

Ta she Creditors Of David Work.
mnn, Deceased..-on the 2nd day Of Novem-
Der, In the year A. D. ls47, the court OF Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, declared the Estate Oh Da-
ia Wofkmaa, deed, to be probably insolvent; cred
fscrs ss therefore required to present their claims
ssalnst he estate, to the undersigned, for allow
s,ea. within six months from the time above men
sIsned. or thsy will not be entitled to payment
s'S@'' JOHN $. ORlN.
Dec. sl'E. ExrC Of Dsyid Workman deed
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THE LIGHTNJNG STEED.

The steed called Lightning, lsay the Fatesl
ls owned in the United States.
'Twas Franklin's hand that caught the horse )
Twas harnessed BY Professor Morse
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DR.. w. II. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carrolton, offers HI,
- professional services to the citizen Of the tow
and surrounding country. His Office is opposite
tho store Mr. Parker. September II, ls46--4s-t
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
PUBLISHED AT PITTSBURGH, Pa,
BY ERAsTUs BROOKS 4 CO.

Daily Paper, Seven Dollars per annum.
1ri- Weekly, Five Dollars do
Weekly, Two Dallars do IN adVane
Advertisements inserted al low rates:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-30

Ex-Governor SEWARD ON GENERAL TAYLOR
One Of Ex-Governor Stewards private political
letters written before the election, has just been
let out by Thurlow Weed. 1t is funny letter,
and will be found IN this days Herald. The ex-
Governor, like narrow minded politician, thinks
that some of General Taylor's letters before the
election were inappropriate and unreasonable"
We don't think so-the people did not think
General Taylor is straight forward, honest man;
he does not, like mere politicians, from ex-Go-
vernon Seward down to ex-President Van Buren,,
run one way and look another If he has any
thing to say he calls black black, and white white
The only mystery that ever appeared IN his letters,
was the solitary allusion to a certain ancient gen.
tleman called H,sop, and we believe there Is only
one modern gentle man, called Marcy, with the
patch on his breeches, that can tell to whom it
applied.
The Ex-Governor takes this round ut way
TO be elet ted Senator next winter, and talks most
traeicaly and patheucally Of the free soil primer
pes-intendpg, no doubt, to make that platform
TO compel the Taylor party and administration to
come TO his rescue. II he should lose it, he can
be pathetic again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-30

ON HUNKERlsM AND PErTICoATs.--The demo
cratic boys and girls are informed, by notice
published in their organ, that special meeting
of the Council of Sachems will be held at Tam
many Hall, this evening, at which business of the
utmost Importance will be transacted. This "bu-
slness of the utmost Importance Is more nor
less than to take into consideration that the barn
burners of the tenth ward have announced their
determination of giving ball, and TO devise some
plan of preventing them from getting the use OF
that establishment for the purpose.
This is certainly carrying hunkersm to great
extent The free soil young ladies are very hand
some and sparkling-we think it worse than van
dalism to prevent them from dancing on the floors
of the wIgwam. What! carry hunkerlsm among
the pettlcoats The idea is absurd Come, old
bunkers, show your gallaniry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-30

HoMrcIDE AN afray occurred at Evansville.
Indiana, on the 18th INST, between come of the
officers " the steamboat Mountainser and Charles
Ross, keeper OF one OF the wharf boats In the
course Of the ARRAY, Mr.. Moody, clerk Of the Moun
taineer shot Ross Of which he shortly afterward
died Mr. Moody has been examined befors the an
tbortes and held to bail 10 the sum of ~ 600 What
he for bis appear before the Crmi mai Court
= Evansville Journal Nov, Is
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Markets.

markets.
CINCINNATI. Nov. %, 1S4S
The river is in fine navgabe stags and still rising
Flour-Tbe prospect Of the CLOSE Of the canals has
caused receivers to manifest more Armnsss hat th~
demand is limited SO that prices remain unchsnred,
Iquote SO rs to So 80 from canal and WAGONS ana ss
IS to 50 81 delivered. Grain is without enquiry =
at % to 31the former In the ear oats from canal 2SX
to rs cents Provisiens-In old and barrelled meats
there is but little doing Msse pork is worth So ~ to
2 to AZ and hams Az to AZ. Most Of the business
doing 10 In green meats Hogs coming in freely
and sell at from SO to So So About 5000 are sold dai-
~, but the transactions will be larger Whisksy
In barrels selling at 16 to l6a WOOL There Is but
little doing In the better qualities and common pulled
Is worth about Is cts Characteristics Of N sugar
at Al to for fair to prime and moasses ct 20 n
cents Dairy products-Butter 10 to IL cents, aud
cheese Ga with good demand for eastern market.
yarns. Freghts-to Pittsburgh--Whiskey 40 cts per
Dbl To New Orleans, Is to 80 cts per 100 lbs bulk
and flour 30 cts per barrel.
PrrrsHvRo, Nov. g. Is4s.
There are six feet nine inches Of water In the chan
There has beep but little doing in our market since
the opening Of the week and semi weekly review
scarcely alters figures. Flour-No demand beyond
the regular trade supply at 81 from TIE wagons and
s. l21 to 81 Is from ftore Gra,n-wheat, sales at
% to 70 cts, as per quality. Corn, 80 to 35c Oats,
"a to &c. Provisions Sales Of bacon In bulk at 4kc
The rates for parcels at AZ to 4Hc for shoulders
to 4Ic for sides, and to To- for hams Butter, to
$50 Cheese, s to $40. for common and to 8Hc for
good. Groceres-But very little doing Last Gales Of
New Orleans sugar at to SIC. New Orleans mo-
iasses' 3eh to Soc and Rio coffee, at ~ to 7Hc.
ALBANY, Nov. 20. 1848.
Receipts within the past "a hou's:-Fiour 500 bbls,
wheat 500 bushels; barley $500 bushels There was
change in the -four market and the article was duu
at yesterdays quotations Wheat-Sales of 1000
bushels we're made, including Ohio or Western, ct 81
os; and Genesee handsome, at 81 IS. Barey-Sales
Of 400 bushels were made at CSC. Oats-Sass of 900
bushels were made at $40 Beef-Saes of 70 bbls were
made, including mess at $11 so; and prime, at &c. No
change in other articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-30

The CALIFORNIA STEAMERS. - The steamship
Panama, for San Francisco, will sail this morning
The Oregon, which was to have made her trial
trip yesterday, will leave for her destination about
the LIST OF January In getting under weigh, yes
terday, the Oregon got foul of some vessels, which
caused so much damage that she was forced to
defer the trip until the damage shall have been
repaired.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIE TOR.

THE DAILY HERALD Three editions every day, eens
per coYy-% IS per annum. The MORNING. EDITION 70
ubshcd at o'clock NJ and distributed before breakfast;
IT, 6rn AITERNOON EDITION hs had Of the hoys,
% oeock p. A. and tho second AFTERNOON EDITION at
* o'clock.
TIE FEEkIY HERALD-Epers Saturday, for ereisid-
tion the american CoatiEeHt64 cents 50 lzS per
sSg aanam 70 neIade The postage TIE Esroea" 'dH''n
ALL LETTERS BY md,i for subsertlons OF cfh gaper-
senents 10 be paid the postage r BE- deducted JTo"
the MONEY reu.fcd.
VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENcE containing ,nspor IL,
nes solicited from any quarter Of the orid used icH BE-
libcr0ly paid for.
ZDVERTISEMENTS, (reneroed erery morning, and 70 be
pubshed The editions lat reasonable
price, 10 be urfsn in paa egible the proprietor
NOT resronsible for IN manuscript . 49,,
NO NOTICE fakn Of Anonymous communcaf,o "has-
Insertion must Be authenticated by the ndme
and address Of lAs urer necessarily for publication. but
os guaranty Of his good JaA We cannot return rejected
PRINTING Of all kinds eTccucd beautifully and trh des
patch Orders received at the Office. eora<r Of Fo. and
Nassau streets.
The HERALD ESTABLISHMENT Is open throughout the
night a trcl DAY.
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Illinois Elect ton .

LOUISVILLE, Nov. a, 1913.
Ofaoal returns from all but seven oou mites in this
State give Cas- majority OF 1901.
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Theatrical and Music MI.

The STEAMER CHEROKEE lett, yesterday after.
noon, for Savannah, with Sc passengers