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lIisrlHans5n7.-A new army orICOOCO m
IS organizing for tho frontiers, as prccou.
og1ins; Austria.
A. proof ct tho economy D-aciccd by
Provisional Government il tacir diplomatic a.Ili
We may state thar ID. Co.tl has undertaken
duties Of his Office for the sma. stipend of Ct
per annum. The above facts may be implicit
relied on. I2yaiag Post, LlrcI IS, ISIS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

o. The French Republic have abolished whip
ing in the Navy. Not 50 in republican America.
MA5oa Expressions Of approval of
the appointment Of Major Borand TO the U. s..
Senate, reach US daily from all sections of the
sac and in this county. we believe he is the first
choice by a large majority Of our citizens. In
speaking Of the election Of this gentleman, the
ELiorado Union Of The 22l ult. says:
at IS useless for us TO re.lcrate our preference
Of Maj Boraud over any other man in the state.
rs We believe be Is the most available, and viii
better unite tho party That ho is cmineuuy
qualified To- Oil tho high calling, " no one viii
lcuy-tAut he is a sterling democrat, and man
Of a high sense Of honor and proouy is well known
what more do VIC wuut!"
Here is our hand friend Uaion VIC will stand
shoulder to shoulder and bucilcr to buchlor, for
the gallant Major against the GclI-BorauI is
the man to unite the party.
A PnorHzcv.-"Theroa are moro things in FIeav-
en- and Earth than are dreamed of in Mans phi
IosoPhy." Within ninety days after the final rat
idcoljon Of Tho Treaty Of Peace between the United
States Of the North and the Republic Of Mexico,
says The New Orleans National, the Mexican De-
Partments of New Leon, TumauIipaz, and Coahu'a
will revolt and declare themselves free and iuIi-
pendant the government Of Mexico. Gen. Mire.
beau B. Lamar, of Texas, will be tho first Pres-
dent Of the new Republic of Now Lcon.-DeZtq.
The FRENcH THRoNE.-A gildcd chair, covered
with velvet, and the letters 81. P" (Louis Phil.
!iPPe) on the back surmounted by golden crown,
constituted tho throne of France, which the pco.
pie destroyed in from. Of palace on the 24lh Of
TNo
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

PoIAND-RerOlution in Cracow.-On the 18th
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

Positively no new subscriptions to the Intel
ligs7cer, viii be taken, wi.hou! the cash accom-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

The Monster Ioo.iEg at DuJIin-lFrrA oiIr.lIIr
The steamer arrived or The por, Of NJ
at an early hour on Sunday afternoon. S-,
ed from Liverpool on Tho 2J.h, aad as lie n.
iugion Jrough. dates from that port oa'va
2Osh, her news is fulI five days later:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06

HoLLAND-Ibs Reform GIrancinc-On tht
l4,h OF March, the king summoned the PresiIon
OF the second Chamber OF States. General to hi
palace, and requested that the Chamber SHOULD
propose to him all changes I'm the government o
the people and the fundamental law, which
might deem necessary.
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complied with. That instrument says that "ov.
cry bill having passed both Houses, shall be
signed bY the Speakers oftheir respective llou.
scs'-bui docs not slipulale that this act Of the
Speaker shall be performed during the session
Of the Senate, or 10 the presence Of n quorum.
There is no law requiring that il shall be d1ne
At such a linlc. Neither has there bsen any
uniformity Of practices in this mcusr-Prabably
more bills have been signed when the Senate
was not in session, Than have been when il was
So il win be seen that no violence has been
done,-not even to tha simple rules or usagcs
Of legislation, which, By the way, each session
Of the LegsIatur, may be said 10 adopt for
its.lE.
But, is il asked, what will be the rcsu,s Of the
boislrrous opposition Of the locufocoi 10 ih-
Lawl Will they effect anything by their bra"'
4 ling denuncaons and threats concerning i'll
/ Il docs not require III, "sagacily Of Bfa'u' Of
J the wisdom Of a sage" 10 answer this luesllo.
unhesi,a,ingy and correctly. Tn. rply il tina
they WILL NOT. Thay may shout " uncon
sti,u,ioaal," "yU,alel rls, all u1agas," & =.
un,l their lhroa,s ar, sore, AMI it will avail thea
moth hug,-sayo disgrace, and the Contempt q
all hoaesl hearted criz:n5 who think anl ka5l
, Tor themselves. They cannot, with all ihsi
= bols'cd hupes Of success, overthrow The Gov
5 crnment of The S,ai,. TI2 PEopLs will ex.T
! else their powsr;--:hoy vii, 60 on 10 elect Sci
: alors and Representatives uaIsr Ihc law, and Il
r will be w.lI. They, Ond not locoIJeo editor
1 and braNlcrs, are The sovcr, gns.
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HENRY CLAY.-At latest accounts Henry
Clay was in Philadelphia, where every possible at
tcnlian was being paid to him. he had accepted
an invitation, irrespective Of party 70 visit ths city
Of New York. The Legislature o. New Jersey,
at prescnt in session, passed resolution iaviting
him 70 pay visit 10 the seat o. Government @. tl'
State. and dcTuied a COMMITTEES from the.- own
body to bear the invitation to the hOnored statesman
Why is it that Mf. Clay attracts such laususl on
universal sttCntion wherever be goes! Why i !,
that b presence in any part Of the country stir,
~ the feelings Of the people to much greater de-
izen-without patronage. lie is in on bumbl.
walk OF Il e, and is without 5ny o! that p5wel
5no patronage which results from the extending o.
military end civil III c., &c, &c. Aye, this IN
swers the question. Tie is TEiyATE cITzSs, an'
the hired w:etche5 wh)sl whole business il hl
bJcn to Willy anl ajass iim IL: a lIlr.ef Of q cen
tury, now cease their work 0! yi,u2eriti0n. lie j
possessed OF H.EAL pjwsg, resulting rom nJj.-
ends achieved by uJJIe meaas, AM that P0ss. tri
umph, over all res same.
Were H On,e apreh2nlsi talt HENRY CLA
would never again stand in the way oi some VI
worthy aspis-n,'s amb tim, there would no, be III
. least diversity of sentiment concerning him. Al
loco Ocos as well as Wings, would vie with eac
other in doing hynor to tue great bens'actor OF {,
common country. But let him again be the Wh
Candidate for Piesilen:, (wh1 does not think
very probable that he may beA aul ths " dogs
war" will be let sip upon him in trice. v,
thing, however his abusers could not effect him
) they nave done heretofore.
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termination or rush Of blood 10 the head. gildI.
ncss. headsch. loss Of memory, d.macss Of
sight, drow anrss. pain of The heal. unl many
othrr y piainI Of loaded and cCrruFt stats OF
ihs blood.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills arc also one
n tbe very brst medicines or The cure Of in-
Q Jgfsiioa. AMI ,har,l.rs Wi!l most assured. : rss.
tyfc .u- b.jy l1 Stale ct sound hgaIiH.
BEwAEg % cJrNr-HrETs 10 lHTA roEsl -
Remember that the o,i lia8l and only genuine ln-
dian Vegetable Pills b lye the written signature OF
William Wright IN ,ls top label VI each Tx.
The genuine is ior sale by
II, 4. Sudgrr CrT8.tJa;
$. a. llighhni, New HlrrisJnrgh;
/ James Forbes Sen, Nea HagesaoEn;
Raby & 20 Leesburgh;
/ Sinclair g. Daniel, Mllyeru;
I Geo. NJ CI,k,y, PaermD: end wholesale on
ste.uil the p..n .pIl Ofiss, I'D Racest., Phiisd.
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ADIlN,STRATO2SHtP. p.
CAEgas(DLHA FzsHGz1 EoLs @1SS
rR0gPEGTgs FOR EITEXDIXG ITs CIReVLATI0xN
Now The Time for all TO SHbbPrpac for the Campaign Of 1873

ml good unaera Republicans
acquisition general knowledge upon which that Governments
necessary the people, and educated in the Of Government
all
would be sapHAIous,prhaPS place.
present period m affairs PotoncPdous
Of Oh the
amidst rocks and Breakers founders and threatened
wrG plurality United 1874 e
wisdom and Judgment and sadly they God
which and ward off the still fearful with which "
policy, nh uclm This effected tbs
undo
the Republic and
be an Indispensable
which the
publishers FREE PRESS suCg
extending themselves
inducements
published
Political Governmental
furnishing their readers with everything that The PolTI
UNCOMPROMSNG OF SOUND WBl1
DOCTRINE WMGs CARRoLL! 4
poyd then roll majority before Tor ms
tim lorac
0 political Press rnns all The Of heday With
reading
aLad0
eyear;2 en- delayed undl after the
Ohio, January l84S
NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS POST OFFICE, OR PLACE beTI,
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Tao State Of Ohio, Carroll County, IS:
PETITION FOR LEAVE TO COMPLETE
REAL CONTRACT.
March Sth, l948.

Tle State OF 0hl0, Carr0i t0altys S.:
PETITION FOR LEAVE TO COMPLETE
REAL CONTRACT.
James Davis Administrator of the estate Of Lee
kiel Davis deceased.
Levi NJ Davis Eli B. Lukins, Achsa M Davis,
Jonathan Conley, Sela Couley, Henry H. Davis,
Deborah Davis Susannah Davis.
The said Levi M. Davis, Achsa N. LukinS, in
,crmarried with Eli B. Lukins, Sela Coniey, inter
married with Jonathan Conley, Henry h Devils,
Deborah Davis, and Susannah Davis will take no
tce that petition was fled 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
inc 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-
ywing described tract or parcel of land to John
Pearce, to wit: .tuate in the county OF Carroll,
State oil Ohio; part of the north west quarter ol
section No. thirty-one, township fourteen, and range
five being the same quarter sec ton on which Is
situated the town plat Of Centevlle lnow Carroll
ton in said county, and being situate on the nortn
west corner OF said quarter section, as follows;
beginning at the north west corner OF SAID quarter
anI running south twenty-seven and four tenth
poles; thence East iorty-Lwo poles; thence north
thirty y-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 the be-
ring TO comprise eight acres, with the privilege Of
an ally 10 eet wide On the south side OF said ascri
ped premises and that at the next term OF salt
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{1)eQths.

DIED-On Sunday, 5lh inst, at The residence
Of his Father in Bolivar, Ohio, Mr.. SAMUEL
IlopGE, aged 90 years months and 26 days.
The deceased was son Of VIM. HODGE ESQ.,,
formerly Sheriff Of this county. He died sud.
denly, Of Cerebrtis or sollening of the brain, af
ter an illness of only twenty-lour hours. lie
was young man orpromise, but has been slrck'
en- down in the vigor Of life. May his relatives
and friends be consoled in their aflliction!
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NJUCE rOCJNFRsCrOa5, BUILDERS,
&C
SEALED proposals viii BE- r,criy Al III,
Professor Lw,I.ug Ia Jefferson, urtu tn 3 IA
GAY ul Arr, neXt ,usaing, lar cr.>I'ug the yss
n,Gg vi MuhIsuburs Coi,g.. F,r dfa.' and
9th. Information reference may D. EaI " Dr..
y. i. G,-rd-nun, GA I'll. fr-m.ses.
Doue al J.H rson, iidtr.arH Co., OHIO, By or.
4 Vi lhr BJdrA Vi IAraciur, al M4A.t"U. z
Coll g, FtDruury II, 81. y, 1913.
j. BlR tuJ-)4-T, S;.. o, 3. D.
MryA lj, loIy. G3 81
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THE iRIS."--Thjs is ha tile Of Il new
monthly Periodical Of 81 pages, jla s;areI at
Richmond Va, by the "Quidnunc Club" l.!
is devoed 10 Science, LilcIalurJ and the Arts,
including Medical News. From the character
Of the number before US, we have no hesitation
in Recommending it. &l.5J per aanum--al'
dress tho GO Iidnunc Club" Richmond, Va
Prospectus hereafter
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ESTATE or JOSEPH TOWNSEND.
Nolico is hereby gwen that the undersigned has
been appointed aud qualified Administrator oiihc
Estate of Joseph Townsend deceased. All per-
sons indebted 10 euid cs alc are requested 10
make Immediate payment, and those havil G
claims against III, same will present them da.y
proven iOc settlement w,ihin oaG year irom this
date. JESSE TOWNSEND, Admins
tator Of said Estate.
MARCIA Sth, l948.
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CarrOlIton, Q. ..Thursday, lIareh 10, Isls.

Highly Important from WashiEgiOl--the
Treaty RatiGed!--lI appears that the Treaty
with Mexico has been ratified by the Senate of
the United States. A brcif lclegraphic despaclh
in The Pittsburgh Ga1eue says:--'The Treaty
has been ratified in the Senate by vote Of So
10 49," No furtcr particulars relative to it.
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IMPROVED.--Th, United Safes Sa,arlly
Evening Posi-, has been greatly enlarged AMI i'm
proved. is now truly mammoth sheet-onc
Of The very ,rs s.s,i in lhe country, aIl % always
filled wilh popular literary matter. Ffom 'h1
publishing firm, Paterson, O.acoa and Peter.
son, the first named gentleman has re'ir1d.--
Address the remaining wo n Philadelphia.
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PUBLIC yENDUE.

THE UNDERSIGNED viii offer at public
sa.e al his r.s,dlucG IL CauJ.ituu, Oh Saturday,
III. 2jh aiurGh, 1915, all h., household a.u
kuch.l lurlnurJ VIZ. B-J,GgaIs, CnaIrS, S,uuds
Iaolcs, S.tee, tra"kiIu asovt, CuokIug S.ovc,
Cooking utensils &c., adI Il numb-r al u.A-r ar.
uclcS. a CrGdl vi iuJf months VII b. g.YeI
Oh all sums exceeding !Iye dollars.
kO51AI AaNNEDY,
March 81, lo49. 2l-3s
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Notices.

GlpplSEss AND DIzzINAss. .-Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills are one Of the best medicines in
the world for tho cure ofgidiiness; because they
purge from the body those slagnant and cd:FaDI
humors, which. when floating In The general
mass Of the circulation, are the cause Of de-
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QUITE \ MlSTAKE.--A notice appeared
in the "Pirayuaa" OF IaH week annouAci.g Z what
purporcd to be The marriage Of the cdtor oI
the Free Press" attached To which was Il
prin'cr-a'icai poaticaI quotation. Oar neigh5or
was mistaken. We wish the public 10 distinctly
understand that We plead mot aylLrY.'--ao
such misfortune having b.IaIlcn uy. The namas
in connection, (sayc our ownl wers fictitious, a.
W. believe. We feel perfectly iAlif-r4nr in
gard 10 the mater, and have nothing NOR. 1,
soy,--unlysS it b. 10 r2qaJ3! oar bralhr.n OF lhJ
Prtss who have, or may give publicity III BE-
fore this paragraph reaches them, 10 correct The
error, aad place US again on our woaleI looIing
with the Bachelor lrllerniIy.
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Rallsr 70, Goal 10 b, Lost.

Ai.r giving 'he matter due consilcrA'lon, We
have came to The conclusion THAI The LJcouco
Mass, War, BaacOmj Mcciirg which comelcd
at the Court House in CarrJIIoa on tbs 4,h inst.
masi have been grea! a5a.r. Tra2. it was
what the old Ii 1" J." squcaLcd out ut the top of
us piercing voice, "a hHie ree meeting" COM
posed q. some thirty Of the faithful, more or
lra;, but then they were oil such stripe! They
w,r. few in numbers, but glcaI in soul, ii e.
rh,y attached more importance To their petty lit
ta meeting Than they would b. willing 10 award
State or National Convention. Aye, the STATE
LEGISLATURE was left behind them, as appears by
resolution passed denying tbs Supremacy ot
tn. Appor,ionmanl Law passed by that body.
and the UNITED STATES CCNGRrss was a mJSt
".hrown in tho shade" Lei nur friends real
the following resolution and jddga Tor Them
selves if il does not "Iake the rag otTlhs bush. y
II follows, in The proceedings of lh2 meeting, 4
preamble and five other resolutions, which cover
the whole Locoloco War Policy, ridiculous
trades against the course Of the Wings, aud all.
Bat 10 III, resolution in qu2sion--hcro it Isl
9th. Resolved that-l' it be in order and con-
formable to the known u.Oges OF Congress, we res
pcct.ully request tn. Hon. VIM. Allen our Senator
ana the Hon. Geo. Fries, cur Representative, I,
ca use the preceding preamble and resolutions to b
spread upon the journal OF their respective Cham
berS." -Resolution ii the Carfollton 4th OF Mlrc
Convention.
The proceedings oraCarroll county LocoCoc,
"liuo wee meeting" 10 be spread upon the jour
nails of the Senate and Of the House Of RcPr!
spnlaliyes Of the United Srales Take m!
hail" We chaIIcrgo the Locolocos in an.
county in the State, or in the United States, TO &c
ahead of this One thing, however, they omit
led. They should have resolved that reports O
the speeches of the candidates for Congress II
that meeting "be spread before the joutous" u
The National councis,--parlicuIar whars they
talked so much about obnoxious Democrats
By The way, obaoriouS is a pretty hard term II
apply TO u brother "demorral."
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Tl9 Ja:3 Of Ol.e, Carol. C,a4t.', s.!
usay PJ..or,,
W. IN F4ft.hJl
NItlln King, D4niel Long,
am LaIIy. LJlI.

T4as4iI NItI4a K.a!. DIai., Long anl ElslnaE
LpugSI4t.Gs uI:lss t44.4 ps..i..JA VS. ii u
uA3. tAen Oa IAs ) day J. II.n, y. d. 1918,
IA Eas eJLgL VI CJIlaJn Peas y. s4Il cyuly Uy
ueay PJttOri ana Is now ptnllng, wherein tns
sa4 lltnry Pot.1:t demands pIf.aoa 0. IN. tJ!.,S-
iaI pfeullsej. Ia. sJu.a-Tes. quarter .. s,c.lJn
e. tasuty-s!X, town,utp l.esn, VI range hFs, e%-sp-
tiAI s.v-Ay ARES Y, the cast s!4- " sJ.- .-rset
h!GttJ.0;s 4lAt,ea ~ CAr!staI Long, anu la.! q!
the next telu. Vi o.I4 GsUst appl-atlJn wiA made
b. sail iIeuly pyltvr. tur -. ogcsc sh-t Flsadoa
Nay Le E.A~e =. $40 preLs,s. --
HENRY POTTORF,
BY Eeklcy and Davis, his At.ys.
M4:.a I6,.l64S. - '; pr lee . 81
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NOTICE.

Th3 parnor5h'p existing uad The firm or
Cumming G Cameron, Wiz be t.sso.'ra,r the
fr,l day Of April 1913. Al persons hayrg u..
:, ulcd accolui5 with ih.m w.l piaase ca. aud
nuke settlement ~ rr GaGrr llul lima.
CU4HlNG'S& & CAMERON.
Cary.',iOn. ! b. I7.h. lg45.
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COUNTY MEETINGS. From all quar-.
lcrs Of the Sac, the glorious news Of splr,Ied,
harmonious m3eti"g' Of the Wings comes pour.
ing in. Meetings have bycn held in most Of
the counties, condensed proceedings Of Il few of
which only we can find room TO give, and in all
cases the utmost good feeling and unily ofopin'
ion prevailed. Much good will come Of these
councils among The Wings" we trust. They
serve 10 strengthen the bands that link The men,
bers OF the party together, and 10 prepare them
for the coming contest. They show exactly
where the party stands, s,.-whal we have toconcnd
for, and what against. The nomination OF Cen
SEABURY FORD ior Governor, meets with
proud and triumphant satisfaction. Hearty re-
sponScs come up from every corner Of the State
and determined and confident shouts Of Victory
in October foretell whal will be the result Of the
Gubernatorial campaign! Let the Wings grid
on their armor, then, and prepare to do baue
for the time Of action is at hand. Locolocoisn
in Ohio has demiscd, and has been buried ,-e
it not be dug up and resuscitaIed! Keep it:
blighGng influence undar ground until it shol
have entirely decayed
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Nalice j. hereby gwen iAaI ih1 Directors OF
Sctoo. d.frcl No. /, C.ngrs township. Carroll
CaIlE Ua.l, have iesi,d a Tax o. u aai one
leurh .l..s u1ou lhs dollar ,a.laiiol of ths '7y-
aJ'- properly 30 said diHr.c', wh.eh " be
rrqurltn b. paid On ~ f-, ;ae ! + S." ol
A,r.. next uihs Tr.alar-r o.. sa.l y. sts.cj.
JOIN STERLING, ! H.. r.
Wa. THOMSON. ,,'..
BJBE IrELDa82I. s''' -'''''''
February 2i.h, 1915.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given that there viii be petition presen.
ted To TIC Commissioners of Carroll County Ohio,
at their next session praying .oE tine location of
County Road, commenting az the STATE road near
the sehcy. LJusa in district No. 6, in Harrison TIP.
in said C.unty 10 run from thence South on ths
east OF Dlniel ighlan nglse, the nslras: and
bes: way - the section Inc between Robert Deny,
am William esIoly; thence along said section
inc to u near the run creek passing through the
lana OF R-aiel 3. Sp-ague, the nearest all 5es.
way to or near the barn Vi i!!lam Woods, where
Solomon NEED now lives. Ma = PETITION Rs.
January ON, lS43. I3 At paid
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BATTLE IN SOUTH AMERlCA.-Latc
udvices have been received at Baltimore, from
the Argentine Republic. That country has
been the seat Of revolution and civil war. A Sc
we're battle was fought on The 9Th of Novem-
Der last, between Gen. Uruqusa and the revolt
Governor Of Corientes, Gen. Madariaga, ,-Uru-
qusa acting under tho authority of Rosas, so
long the scourgo of his country. The rovolu'
tionists numbered 4 500, but were wholly routed
losing their artillery and baggage. The day al'
ter the battle, creature of Rosas was elected
Governor Of Corienes, vice the displaced revo
Iutionist.
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69llrelre0l.

MARRlED-On the 9th inst, by the Rev.
Z. Hays, Mr.. JAMES LocKARo to Miss ELIZA
Nixon, all of this county.
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court application viii Be uase fOr lease 70 complete
said contra I.
James Davis A'm.l 1t-atrr Of ihe estate OF Ezc-
kieI Dav.s. by Eck.ey ana D ly.s be Attorney.
Bl1r-h 2gl I5ss 4i6t
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VERY REMARKABLE.-Ii We mistake
not it will puzzle lhs WISE to explain the cause
Of tho very extraordinary Astronomical Pho'
nomenon which is beginning to excite so much
interest in The minds of all. The following iSa
brief statement oflho facts al present known rel
tive to it:
REMARKABLE ASTRONOMICAL PIE.
NOMENON.-,By recent discoveries at the
National Observatory Washington City, aud
other places, it has been us:erancd thai lha
Sun has decreased in volume nearly one-teEth!
aud this singular phenomenon has occurred en-
tireIy daring the past month.
The caaug, took place suddenly, since, ac'
cordng 10 accurate observations, on the morn
ing ol1ho 18Th ut., it presented its usual volume
to the vision Of The spectator, yet, as 1t arose Oh
The next day, tho alteration was easily per-
ceplibIe, even to the naked eycl lis FORM TOO
is altered. lis latitude has decreased while ii,
longitude has been prolonged Rich. Wing.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-16

tEr TIE SOUTHERN LITERARY MES.
SENGER for March, u Oh oar table. Tn1
Messenger sustain5a character not surpassed by
any magazine in the co1alry, and The num5'r
before us may be considered pretty good spa
cimrn. Ii is valuable, a it always is, b'caui:
Of it; REAL wor,h--l is not a medium OF Iiclioa
$3.50 per annum. Address Jno. R. Thom
son, editor AMI proprietor, Richmond, Va.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-16

,, e sssoeiatetvnh reinibs rF-e5,e ofmecieine
ID, uryaT b. FAwcarT. pL1 ils read atisai scif
er nv care Cor ;- -. tlsg- yosIs ant hss aiiei.-
t.ts ..u--sli !cttf-es slneh u rsspectstls med
;-.I schgo. .u .h.s 5.s.e. he gug-ced with me cn-
r.pr r.eyalcr1c oitacc epidemic ihat sHept over
tle 5eHf'-y I,.inr q er.st armcr ard au.elin anA
4,i.aa u ali cases csi -alled y lls
srs Itasre ore most cheer uily r-camaen- li.n -
r.. coud-enc, Of De g-Ji- anl tae = '.1a..5l ~
tl. o. lie-' Pre-. .asH7a. :. - hCN4L"
Msrh 3, 3I-- 1--fE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-16

OF Tho editor of the Ashland Democrat ud.
versos for an apprentice, and states as an in.
duccment that there will be "no babies to nurse
he being a bachelor. Is it customary for ap-
proncos in democratic" printing Offices to
nurse The IiuIe Iocofocos, if there be any7
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-16

DIR. FRlES.--Tho National Inrelligencr, in
speaking of tho medical attendants of The IA
mented Mr.. ADAMS, says that DR.. Fries was
" prompt. active and selfposscssed throughout
the whole painiui :. 2ne."