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Bp the fiebtti1s Cine.
FOREIGN NEWS!
Arrival Of the Steamer Hihernla.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Reyolt at Milan. Austrian Troops Defeated, the
King Of Bavaria abdicated Fatal tumult a
Munich, Monster meeting at Dublin, Leaders
subsequently, Imprisoned, Republic proclaim
ed in Cracow, Republican movements in Ger
many, Military preparations in Russia, Adyi-
ees from France, Business suspended at Ha.
vre, &C., &c.
NEW YORK, April 10, '4S.
The Royal mail steamer Hibernia has arrived
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 25lh
ullimo. The advices are six days later Than the
Washngton's.
The people Of Lombardy doubling the EN-.
peror's promises, reyolled, and fight occurred
At Milan between The people and the military.
The ciiiZens barrcaded, and after a severe strug.
gle, the Austrian troops were entirely defeated.
A fatal iumult had occurred at Munich
The police were joined by the students and
tradesmen.
Arepublic bad been proclaimed at Cracow.-
-Four hundred political prisoners had been re.
leased, and 800 insurgents armed.
The King Of Bavaria had abdlcated.
A monster meeting was held al Dublin, on the
90lh ull., according to previous encouragement.
Everything passed off quietly. An address
congratuating France was unanimously adopted,
and petition TO the Queen praying for The Re-
peal of the Union, was drawn up, and numerous.
y signed,
On the 2lst, Smith O'Brien and Mitchell Meag.
her were arrested on a charge Of sedition, and
put under heavy bonds. Their trial causes grea
excitement n Ireland aud England.
The Russian and English wOrkmen were or
dered out Of France.
1t is the purpose Of the Provisional Govern
ment in case Of rising in Poland, to interfere
The system oil discount adopted by The Frencf
Banks was operating well, and rendering grea
commercial assistance.
The authorities Of Paris had caused reduc
ton in the price Of bread.
The movements in Germany have relieved
Europe from the apprehension Of general war
as no despot now remains powerful enough tC
crush France. Peace is likely 10 endure some
years. Republican principles are steadily ad
yancing in Germany, Holland and Denmark.
Great military preparations were making in
Russia. but no outbreaks had occurred.
Hungary has been granted Ministry Of he
own. The whole country was in state o
grateful enthusiasm. The people showed grea
sense anh lorbearance throughout.
Monetary and mercantile operations wer
quiet.
Spain and Portugal remained quiet
In England funds had an improving tendency
Consols were selling at 833 81.
The markets and business generally do no
wear the brightest aspect, In Havre nearly ev
cry house has suspended, and no business o
consequence is doing.
The duty on the Gath was seven shlinas pc
quarter on Wheat, and four shi!lings two and
half pence per barrel on Flour.
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Things 10 be Remembered!
'HAN O1eOWl M
Chan. of Wing Central Com.
Of Carroll Co. o

The following among other Resolutions were
passed by ncclalnalion at the Locoloco State
Convention, held al Columbus on the 9th Of Jan.
uory, l848.
Resolred, That The beneficial operation o
The Tariff act OF 1Sl6 has fully answered iht
expectations ofits friends, and sriumphanily re-
luted the objections Of its adversaries, AND is 4
PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION ofthe Wis.
dom Of Democratic Policy on 'ha, subject"
"Resolred, That the war exists unprovokeC
by the act Of Mexico--Ihat II has been recog
nised by all the authorities of our government
having jurisdiction of,he subject; That 1T is A
Constitutional, National, Just and DEFEN-
SIVE War ON THE PART OF THE UNITED STATES;
and, as such, entitled 10 receive The earnest sup.
port of every man deserving the name Of palri.
OF"
4" Rssolred, That BANKS OF CIRCULATION ARE
HOST lie ALIKE TO THE EQUAL RIGHTS OF THE
rEopLE, AND THE PRINCIPLES OF SOUND POLITICAL
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll County, IS:
PETITION FOR LEAVE TO COMPLETE
REAL CONTRACT.

:.
REAL CONTRACT.
James Davis Administrator of the estate of Eze-
kiel Davis deceased.
Levi NJ Davis, Eli B. Lukns, Achsa N. Davis,
Jonathan Conley, Sela Conley, Henry H. Davis,
Deborah Davis, Susannah Davis.
The said Levi NJ. Davis, Achsa M. Lukins, in
Iermarred with Eli B. Lukins, Sela Conley, inter-
married with Jonathan Conley, Henry H Devils,
Deborah Davis, and Susannah Davis will take no.
tce that petition was filed against them in the
court of common pleas in and for said Carroll
county, by James Davis Administrator of the es-
tate OF Ezekiel Davis Deceased, and is now pend
ing wherein the said Administrator prays said court
for leave to complete certain contract made by
said deceased in his lifetime for the sale of the fol-
lywing described tract or parcel Of land to John
Pearce, to wit: itqate in the county of Carroll, g.
State Of Ohio; part of the north west quarter of
section No. thirtyone, township fourteen and range
five, being the same quarter section on which is
situated the town plat Of Centreville (now Carroll
tom in said county, and being situate on the north
west corner OF said quarter section, as follows:
beginning at the north west corner of said quarter
and running south twenty-seven and four tenth
poles; thence East forty-two poles; thence north
thirty-three and one half degrees Ecst eight and
four tenth poles to the north boundary line of said
quarter; thence west forty-seven poles to tle be-
gng, to comprise eight acres, with the privilege Of
an ally l6 feet wide on the south side of said ascri-
bed premises, and that at the next term Of said
court application will be made for leave to complete
said contract.
James Davis Administrator Of the estate Of Eze-
kel Davis, by Eckley and Davis his Attorney.
March 2nd, lS4S. 2l6t
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0JThc accounts heretofore published of the
late Revolution in France have been somewhat
disconnected, and we copy full and graphic
narrative of the event of the age from tho pen
of Mr.. GoODRIcH, the "PETER PANLSY" of A.
merca, who was an eyewitness Of much that
he describes. 1t will well repay aperusal.
Mr.. GoopRIcH, with deputa,ion Of eco CHI.
zens Of the United States, bearing American
and French flags on the same staff, waited upon
the Provisional Government, and in The name
Of his cOunlrymen, presented brief and com
plimenlary address, offering congralulalonl
and asking the acceptance ''of Two flags of eter
nal alliance between France and The UniieC
States"
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BANK OF WoosrER.~ Nothing further has
,ranspired with regard to the condition of this
suspended institution Every Thing, as wo are
informed by the Cashier, depends upon The ex.
hibi.. which shall be made by Mr.. Joseph s,
Lake; and as nothing has as yet been heard from
him, the Directors cannot, Of course, determine
wha, policy to pursue. 10 the mean time, the
Bank remains in q state Of suspension, SO far as
It's notes are concerned; but pays deposiIes. In
a few days we trust lhe public will be- in posses
sion ofsuch information as will enable it TO judge
Of the extent Of the calamity which has belalIen
u.s. Wooster Democrat.
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& 9 Z Z 90 q 2 9
TO THE WHIGS OF CARROLL
FELLOW CITIzENs:-

FELLOW ClTIzENS-
The lime for holding the
Convention Of delegates in the l7lh Congress.
sional District of Ohio, composed of The coun.
ties Of Carroll, Columbiana and Jefferson, is on
Thursday the TwENTY-FIFTR day Of MAY next,
and the place WELLSvILLE;-Io which place, and
at which time, the delegates from the severn
townships in Carroll county, appointed by the
late WIG CONVENTION Of Carroll, will attend q
an early hour Of said day to meet the delegates
from The other counties of the District, for the
purpose Of appointing one Delegate to represent
this Congressional district in the Wing Conven.
lion Of the United States, which will assemble
at "lNDEPENDENcE HAIL." in the city Of Phila.
delphia, on Wednesday the 7lh day Of June
next, for ths purpose of nominating Wing can.
didales for PresidanI and Vice President Of the
United States.
1t will also devolve on the Convention at
Wellsville, to designate citizen whose name
shall be placed on the Wing Electoral Ticket OF
Ohio, for the next Presidential election and TO
do aud transact such other things as may be ne.
cessary to insure thorough organization of the
Wing party in lhe district. A prompt attend.
ance OF the Delegates, and others Interested in
the success of correct principles and wholesome
measures-which can only be effected by total
overthrow of the present SceGk, ioicked and cor
rupt administration Of the Federal Government
lis respectfully solicited.
VAN BROWN,
Chan. of Wing Central Com.
of Carroll Co. q.
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c. n. Clay vs.. THE PEOrLE or LExINgToS
The Lexington Aaas. Of THURSDAY, says:
We learn that The SUM brought BY Capt c.
NJ. Clay agaipsg "she commisiee" for removing
the True American office from this city. in Au.
gust, ls45, was terminated on Saturday last in
Ihe circuit eouu OF Jessamine county, 10 which
place the trial bad been removed, by the jury
returned ysrdiel in favor Of The plaintiff lors5,
500. Phe defendants, We also learn have taken
an appeal.
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HENRY CLAY,

The Lexington Observer e. Reporter. Of the
18th, contains the following address Of Mr. Clay
10 the Public, BY which he suihOrizes bis name
TO be presented 10 The Whig National COnven.
lion. This is in accordance Niih his previous
assurances, thar on his return 10 Ashland, be
would advise the public Of bis determination.
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The State Of OHIO, Carroll county, IS:

HE state Of OHIO, Carroll county, IS:
James Robertson Execu-
trOf James Eakin dec. Petition to sell lands.
VS.
Jane Eakn ct. ais.
To Jane Eakn Samuel Carson, and Mary Car
son his wife, and James Eakin Carson, of Carroll
county Ohio, William Robertson, and Isabella Ro-
bertsOn his wife Of Stark county Ohio, and Reb c.
ca Semple, Of the county Tyrone Ireland, Heirs,
devisees, and legatees of James Eakin, deceased,
you are hereby informed that on the 10Th day OF
January A. D. lS4S said Executor filedhis petition
in this court, the object and prayer of which Peti-
tion is to obtain an order Of sale at the next term
of this court of the following real estate situate in
Brown township Carroll county Ohio, to wit: The
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Sec
tion thirty SO) in township sixteen ,l6) of range
six 81 containing forty acres, to pay thr debts of the
testator. JANE ROBERT ON, Executor Oi
JANE EAKIN Decd.
By VAN BROWN, his Attorney
February, Sd, 1918. l74t
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ADVANCE OF DEMOCRATIC Principles France
is reyolulonlzed, and the Wooster Bank broke.
Ohio Statesman.
The labors Of the Statesman, then, are being
crowned with success. "France is revolution.
ized." Very good. Ths is probably agreea.
BILE to the French people, though perhaps il does
not entirely meet The views of Louis Philippe.
We trust it will result in great advantage to
France, even though The agency of tbe States.
man was exceedingly indirect in bringing il
about. This is one advance of "democra,ic
principles" But 'the Wooster Bank Is broke" /"
and this is quoted as another triumph of de.
mOcracy. We like syllogisms, and will now
employ one. Sam Medary has labored for the
advance of democratic principles" the break.
ing Of tho Wooster Bank, is by his acknowl.
edgment, one Of them; therefore Sam Medary
has labored to break the Wooster Bank. All
can understand this. Ills labors have been
crowned with success, aud the people who hold
some four hundred and 6Gy thousand dollars. Of
hedepreciated Wooster paper, should and doubt.
less will feel exceedingly obliged to him for his
ps'r,O'ic efforts. : Cleveland Herald.
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The state Of Ohio, Carroll County, s.
COURT Or COMMON PLEAS.
Daniel Warl,
: In Partition.

Jac05 Br0wn, et ais.
JACOB BROWN, aud Mary Brown, of Stark co.
Ohio, Joshua Brown. Jason Brown, and Permelia
Erown, L'slie MCComhes, and Eliza McConbes
his wife, of Carroll county Ohio, will take notice
that petition ~as filed against themOn the 97th
day OF January I84P, in the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Carroll county and is now pending, where
in the sad Daniel Ward, demands partition OF the
Southwest quarter OF section one (I) in township
fifteen ll5l OF range six (6) in Carroll County
containing l54 acres more or less, and that at the
by the said Daniel ward, for an order that partition
may he IN o. said premises, and the Dover
Estate OF Eliza McCombes il sai premises, as
signed and set Oft to her by metts and bounds
VAN BROWN, AIRY. Gorperr,
February r. l&i3. Il 6t.
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The state Of Ohio, Carroll County, S.,
Peter Arnold, and his
wife Rosanna Arnold,

vs.
Samuel Sibert et ais.
SAMUEL SIBEBT and Anna Sibert, Mary High
land, and Samuel Highland, children of Mary
Highland deceqsed) of Carroll County Ohio, Will
liam Hodge and Sarah Hodge, his wife Of Tuscaraw-
as county Ohio; AM the children and Heir. at law
of Rachael Harsh deceased, whose place of resi-
dence unknown to petitioners: but whose names are
believed to be andrew Harsh, John Harsh, Joseph
Harsh, Benjamin Harsh, Samuel Harsh, Daniel
Harsh, Rebecea Harsh, Mary Harsh and Susanna
Harsh, will take notice that petition was filed a.
gainst them on the 27th day of January A. Z.
lS48, in this court, and is now pending wherein the
said Peter Arnold and Rosanna Arnold his wife, de-
mand partition of the following real estate IN
Carroll County Chic, to wit: the northwest quarter
of section tweuty-three (25) in township fifteen (I6)
Of range six 6) containing one hundred and sixty
acres of which Peter Sbert, died seized; and that
at the next term Of id Court, application will be
made by the said Peter Arnold, and Rosanla his
wife, for an order that partition may be made of
said premises.
VANsBRoWN, Atty. for Pet'r.
February, Sd, ls4s. I76t
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EcOSOW. That HARD MOKETds the only
Currency recognised BY the Constitution, the
only currency that defruuds no man, the Only
Currency that Is ExpedieRt and Just"
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll County, IS;
Henry POttOrf,
vs.. In Partition
Nathan King Daniel Long,
and Eleanor Long.

The said Nathan King, Daniel Long and Eleanor
Long will take notice that a pertiuOn was filed a.
gainst them on the s h day Of March, A. d. 1913,
in the court Of Common Pleas Of said county by
Henry Pottorf and is now pending, wherein the
said Henry Pottorf demands partition Of the follow
ing premises. The southwest quarter Of section
twenty-six, township fifteen, Of range FIVE, excep-
ting seventy acres of the east side Of said quarter
heretofore spsrted to Christina Long, and that at
the next term ofsaid Court application will be made
by said Henry POttOrf for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises
HENRY PoTTORF,
BY Eekley and Davis, his Attys.
March 10, lS4o. 20 Ct pr fee S2,5o
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Dated June 5, l8l7.
For sale al the Drug Store of R, Ksnney'''
Carrolhon, Carroll co. Q.
March 30lh, 1913,
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1IaItxTlETa OON0nEsu.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate
WASHINGTON, April 30, 1915
Continuation Of nne spring wes,her Prayer, journal
petitions, 60.
On motion OF Mr.. DouoLAss, the Oregon territorial
BILL and several bills relatug to the territories were
made the special order for Wednesday next
Oven TO MONDAY.
On motion, II sgreeo:,hst when the Senate adour
today, 1t adjourn to meet agaio on Monday next
NEW RIOT ACT THE GREAT QUESTION sRArPLEp the
ssrArE-roRresrous EMULATION on rHE susJEcr OF
ABoLfrIoN- Mr. HALE OPENS THE COX OF PANDORA
Mr. HALE asked leave to introduce the folowny
bill -
IN Act relating to Riots and UnIawf .asssmblages in
the Dstricf Of Cosumbid
$50 l. Be IL enacted, &,, that from and fter the
passage Of this act IT. In any county or incorporated
town. or city, Of the District of Columbia any ohurch
chapel convent other house, used occupied or In
tended for religious rship; any dwelling house, any
house or building us11 designed by any person, or
body polite or corpats place for the Transaction
Of business OF depoas Of property any ship vessel
ship yard OF lumber yard any barn. stable or other
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WASHINGTON, April l9, 1S4S.
The Wings and their Candidates.


The wings are in fit. The dictator's last, from
the forum of Ashland, has been thrown like bomb
shells in their midst, and his unequalled mesme-
ric propensity has proved too strong for the weak
ones to stand, if he is the candidate. What has
become of Senator Crittenden's retired states.
man! reward should be offered at once, and
the indignation evinced against Senator Foote
should be atoned for by the honorable gentleman
from kentucky. The shrewd and eloquent Sena-
tor from Mississippi saw at once the consequent
ces of Mr.. Clay's contact with old friends and
old associations; and the old Harry has the
wings on the hip. Where are the many indig-
nant friends of General Scott! Is no to be for
gotten? Will not they have word to say in the
cOntest2 Doubtful-very doubtful. They may
unite upon Clay; but the greater part of them will
resent his letter, and 60 in for giving him grand
reception on his return and some OF his Clay
friends that ne has now IN Congress talk OF his
running on the same ticket with Clay as Vice
President. They've tried the force OF religion
with Frelinghuysen; they now visa to try glory
with Scott. That he is a great captain, cannot
be denied; but he is aPoor letter writer-he lacks
Taylor's simplicity Of style, and Marcy's concen-
talks well-two grand requisites in presidential
aspIrant. But Crittenden, chlvalrous Crittenden,
is he to be left ou9 Certainly, if he could recall
the past he might stand chance. Thus the po-
litical cauldron b0ils, while the wOuld-be nomi-
nees of the Baltimore Convention stand around
with Polk at their head, as the Hecate OF the
scene, and the flashes OF public opinion, and
party intrigues and maneuvres, only make the
dlsmay of Hecate more palpable. Another fire.
brand is the abolitionism of Giddings & Co
who have taken the means to make 1t tell in the
next presidential contest, by their agltatlons.-
We would not be surprised TO see the democratic
candidate elected, whoever he may be. 1t must
be recollected that the Birney party voted for
Polk at the last canvass, and helped him to the
feel curious, cautious, and rather excited; and
when they begin to recover from their Ashland
fiat, we shall let you know the result. The Presi-
dents reception went off well, as usual. The
weather 10 as cold as Lapland. ABpALLAH.
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same political stripe, has been appointed Pre.i-
Dental elector ol that circuit. This ia done in
advance of the State Convention, by the people of
that circuit, in their sovereign capacity. Should
the State convention endorse these proceedings,
all right; if not, judging from what we have
heard, there may unfortunately be breakers
ahead, in the Sucker State.
Last night, delegates from the first fifteen
wards OF Baltimore, in democratic convention,
selected Mr.. Kettlewell as delegate to represent
the fourth Congressional district of Maryland
Presidency, and Benjamin G Howard for the
Vice Presidency, was laid upon the table--52 to
Is. IL is said here that some OF oihcers OF the
general government, rcsid,n =. Baltimore,
produced that result, because Il 'W~rstood that
Mr.. Polk wants the electoral wa OF Maryland
himself, il he can get it. F.