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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15

lRELASD.-Al Is quiet IN this hitherto distfac.
ted country, and all prospect Of successful IN
sUrrection lor The present T. al an end.
From every pau of ireland, the reports are
alarming, and give poor hopes Of securing the
great bulk Of the polHlo eTup-added 20 which
u Is even reported that The Grain crops will b.
much below the average.
RepOus Of famine have attracted the auen.
ton Of Government. aud measures have been
adopted fur asceuain,ug the real state of tho case
ENGLAED.-A day or two before the sailing nf
the lliberniu, there had been favorable change
IN the wcalhor. The quunli,y uf rain that had
fallen during the week. uud the injury thereby
done the crops, have naturally produced a somo-
what depressing ed' c. upon The cotton market.
The alarming news uf the burning Of the
Packet Ship "Occan Morarrh," Of B, sion. ia
the British Chnunrl. bound 10 Amrrica, had ar.
rived a. Lverpndl. Sh" had graf number
0I passengers uu board. $50 ol " hnm lusl th-ir
lives By rhr fir ahJ drowning. She burnt TO
the waters edge.
LIVERPOOL, August &c, l84e.
GRAM AND FLoUR NARKEr.- We quote Wes.
tern Canal Flour at 80 6lio35,. Indian meal
.-l6' 81 to lis Cd. Indian corn Il, 36 To 38s.
The cotton market sill remained ia that de.
pressed cundiiinnaS when the laSl siramrr sailed
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15

Gan Loeoiocos with such disorganizing doc.
'rhes PrOclised by their party, talk Of 'dsmoc.
racy'" Of LAW and Order" Of their auach.
mens TO the constitutional And will Wings 81,
unmoVed with these revolutionary measures pro.
crossing around ihemi Il is time TO arouse and
e&erI ourselves, to secure the election Of men
who have the interests Of the people and the
protection Of the constitution, al heart. Let no
man hencelorward say he has no interest IN the
result Of this campaign. Without the aclion of
the Legislature next winter, every wheel Of our
State Government must slund slill. The Loco
iocos know this well. and have therefore named
such PIRATES as Medary. Olds, Morgan, and
Vallandigham, as a "CoMMlTTEE OF PUBLIC SAFE.
TY." Whal SAFETY for lie, b,uy. reputation
or properly, will be found in these parlizan dem.
agoguesl
Cnzrns of Carroll, we say again if YOUR
State government is worth preserving. you must
arouse III It's defence in the present campaIpn-
you cannot defer your dulles another YEAR
Remember,
Leisure is pain; takes of our chariot wheels. 4"
The LocolocOs have made the issue. We must
preserve our constitution at the polls on the se.
cond Tuesday Of October, or defend il with the
oayOneI on the first MONDAY of December. If
II be done al the polls. we have no Time To loose.
lis later with The wise than he's aware"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15

"OuR ARMY SwoRE TERRIBLY IN FLANDERS. -
Out of a great many "anecdotes" with which
Col. Weller inlerIarded his speech, in this town,
there was not one in which he did not introduce
CURSE, or an OATH.
A minister of christian Church, talking
with US respecting the speech said he was desi-
rous to hear what the democratic candidate for
Governor had 10 say upon the principles and
measures o! both political parties. But his vul.
gar anecdotes at times amounting 10 DOWNRIGHT
PROFANITY, drove him from the meeting.
Another individual we are informed, avowed.
ly "hard to beat" at SWEARING" declared tba,
alter hearing Col. Weller, he would "knock un.
der."-tle was disguised not only with his De.
NocRAcT, but his profanity; and henceionh,
would quit, both cURsING and SWEARING, and
voting for The Locofocos.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
Halo TEcre!ii

IHAT ONE EHAT IS SWALLOWING THIN sIy OR sE-
vES FILLs.-D0h'tyo know tha. o.e or two nt'
Z, +. HlEEARDs, Anti EEL'ols EE-ETasly FsafiY
PILL, VIII answer the sau.- pU!posr! Itou on-.
10 Two Of these pills i desc, And tapy are nn-
surpassed as , PuEg8T.r Y4r. For more thzH
forty years have lhey Jeea IL usz, aid they ar
warranted superior to any P'l, u!aGe, the STOMACH
never can he oGL OF order, % :Iesc pills are kep.
in the family aud used according to directi0ns,-
Beware OF pills that are peliIed and haWkad a.
bout tue coln:ry-Rev. b. IlIBEAEp was the ifst
discover Of these pills more tAaa lol.Y years ago;
and his miniature viii be o. each Of tie twenty
five and hily cen! Loxes. Es sue tina. the namr
Of +. f. HlsBARD, is o. eecd w.c3ppr. 40 o,heg
iilBBARD pills, are genuine. K. Mccall Is the on
y agent in CarroiIloA Tor tie genuine IllEBAgps
pills.
AGEATs.-IIiIb1t and Toohler, j. f.rsor; Carr
L Cummings, Lees .ura J. Fortsr. iiog"rlow o. {
Mclean and Knox, Ca1iz; Doct. Sinclair SIeu-
Uenvi!.e; McCasky, Palermo.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
Notice

is hereby given, that petition will be presented
to the Commissioners of Carroll county Ohio, at
their session in December next, praying for the 10.
cation Of county road to commence at Jane,
Forbes mill, on Conottor creek, and to run THROUGH
the lands Of said Forbes, Thomas CUMMINGS
Isaac Brewers, John Moncrief, John Brewers, pc.
ter Brewers, and Isaac NJ. Wallace, to intersec,
the road leading from New Hagerstown to Carroll.
ton.
MANY PETI TONERS.
September s, 1913.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
Estate Of Thomas Carson.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
have been appointed Executors on the estate Of
Thomas Carson, deceased, late of Carroll county
Ohio. Those indebted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate requested to present
them, legally authenticated, tor settlement within
one year from this date.
THOMAS CARSONl
JOHN SHOBER, Executors
September 8, ls4s.
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Estate of Jacob Go1ehoIJ.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign.
ed have been. appointed Executors on the estate
of Jacob Golshall, deceased, late oil Carroll Co.
Ohio. Those indebted to said estate are reoui-
red 10 make immediate payment, and those hav.
ing claims against said estate, are requested TO
present Them, legally authenticated, for settle.
ment within one year from this date.
JONATHAN GO1SHALL.(
WILLIAM GOTSHALL, Executors.
Sept. 8Ih, iG48.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
The Revolution advancing .

We were informed whilst at Salem last weok,
that the Democracy of Columbanu county, have
required and Obtained pledges of their candidate
for Representative, to refuse to lake upon him.
self the duties of his office, if elected, unless
the Democratic party shall have majority in the
Legislature. And thus, if quorum of Wings
cannot be elected I'VE are to have no Legislature.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition will be presented
to the Commissioners Of Carroll county Ohio, at
their session in December next praying fer an al
teraton in portion of the Harrisburgh road, lying
in On ange township, Carroll county, to commence
at Henry Newels Saw mill, and to run through the
lands of Samuel Rutter, John Hamilton, William
Campbell, Thomas Cummings, and to the south
west corner of John Moncriefs land
MANY PETITIONERS.
September s, 1913.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
Estate of Uriah Markham.

Notice is hereby given, that we have been ap.
pointed executors on the estate OF Uriah Mark
ham, late of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate, are required to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, to present them legally proven,
for settlement, within one year from this date.
CHARLES MARKHAM,
SOLOMON Markham INrS'
September Is, l84S-49-3t.
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Estate of Thomas ScarIOtt.

Notice is hereby given, that we have been an.
pointed administrators of the estate of Thomas
Scarlott, late of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
All persons indebted to said estate are required to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, to present them, legally proven,
for settlement within one year from this date.
JOHN JOHNSON,
CATHARINE sCARLoTTS Adm'.
September Is lS4S-4q-3t
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Estate Of George Smith, Sen,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed Administrator on the estate Of
George Smith, Sen deceased, late of Carroll coun.
ty, Ohio Those indebted to said estate are requir
ed to make immediate payment, and those having
claims are requested to present them, legally pro.
ven for settlement within one year from this date.
GEORGE SMITH, Adm.
September 6, le4s,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
Arrival Of the Steamship Hibernia.
BosToN, September 8, I848.

17OoIO1V5 DC PIUUHU51 o. IO7O'
The steamer Hiberna arrived this morning
with four days later intelligence from Europe.
She sailed from Liverpool on the 26th ultimo,
at noon, and arrived at o'clock, making the
run in thirteen days and few hours.
Her intelligence is not very important, yet the
spirit of anxiety manifested by the public, has
induced us to lay it before our readers, which is
done by the aid Of the Telegraph.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
100 Guns for the Vermont EIcctiou,

This old Wing State has done her duty. The
Wings have the Senate and House of Represen.
lanves by handsome majorilies. A United
States Senator is thus secured, and handsome
Wing gain is shown on the popular vote.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15

In announcing to the citizens of this place and
the adjacent vicinties. the approaching perfoman-
ces Of this immense aud unriTalled company, the
propretors feel peculiar satisfaction in referring
not only to the universal strength, but also to the
brilliant talent, as we'll as the unapproachable skill
and grace which they have been enabled by extra
labor and expense (and after years spent in the en-
terprse) to concentrate in one establishment. Ar
tizans without number and certainly without regard
to expense, have been employed during the past
winter in manufacturing, from the latest London
and Partisan designs, new Charots, Costumes, Hou-
sings, Trapping Decorations and other Parpherna-
liza, to correspond with the beautiful richness and
to give effect to the representations of the magnif-
cent Pageants, Tournaments, Cavalcades and Pro-
cession, which this far-famed and talented compa-
ny have the enviabe reputation of giving, and
which they alone have the numerical strength and
briancy of talent necessary to perform.
This talented and monster company will nave
the honor of exhibiting
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-09-15
The AndaluSian EntreC.

After which, among many Others the following brill
liant acts will be performed in rapid succession:-
Grand Trompoline Leaps and Double Somersetts;
by Mr.. CHARLES F. SHERWOOD.
Master B. STEVENS, the young Ducrow of Amer
lea, will appear in brilliant and dashing single
horse act.
THE CELEBRATED ACROBAT FAMILY, from Nib
les Garden, New York City, will appear in the re-
markable Classic Statuary or Living Pictures.
Mr.. WILLIAM o. DALE, the champion vauter of
the world, will appear in his Grand Vaulting Scene
Mr. Dale has thrown the astonishing number Of 80
consecutive somersetts.
MADAME ELLA STEWARD, the most talented and
graceful Female Equestrian now in America, will
appear in some of her favorite acts.
Corde Elastique,-By A. w. LYMING.
The Wild Son of the Forestry Mr.. CHARLES
F. SHERWOOD.
Trio Juncto in Uno or America, Ireland and
Scotland,-By Master B. Stephens.
Grand Concert and Breakdown,-By the Cincin-
natl Band of African Melodists
Shipwrecked Sailor,-By Mr.. C. F. Sherwood.
Allemande Deux Chevaux BY Madame Stew
ard and Mr.. Dale.
Wonderful Feats of Posturing-By Mr.. Lymng.
Grand Principal Act of Equtaton,-By the Gel
ebrated Equestrian, Mr. VIM. Owen Dale
The performance will conclude with new and
laughablc afterpece.
or This Company wiH also erhibit al Codiz
on Wednesday the Goth, and at Jefferson, Har.
riSon county, on Thursday the 21St inst.
CHAS. c. PELL, Agent
September Is, lS4S--49-2t.
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In CarrOlltOn on Friday, September p, 1913.

Doors open at and7 O'Clock. Performances to
commence at % and y O'Clock precisely.
AdmissiOn-25 cents only.
HENRY ROCKWELL 81 Co. Proprietors.
VIM HUBBELL, Manager.
E. G. MEAD, Treasurer.
JoHN SHAY, Equestrian Director.
CHARLES c. PELL, General Agent.
JOHN LOvETT, Clown.
On the morning of the day of exhibition, the in
Vulnerable and brilliant train of beautiful and high
ly trained horses, with new and magnificent carria-
ges, with gorgeous and gttering harness and trap
pings to match, will be heralded in grand triumphal
procession through the principal streets, preceded
by the
Mammoth Sea Shell, or the Leviathan Chariot
The most magnificent band carriage ever seen in
the western world, which will contain powerful
band of music, which on account OF its strength and
talent has obtained the fattering soubriquet of the
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Forbes sen. Hsa IsEs-s.svn. R0Jy 4 Co Lees
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key, Palermo and Uh.itsa', ,1l rta. a. tas 1.ir-
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Mammoth Sea Shell, or the Leviathan Chariot
Victor Brass Band;
Lead by MpSSrS. Baii0 g. IVo0d.

After the procession, the immense corte ge will
proceed to the new and magnificent
DOUBLE WATERPROOF PAVILION,
Which is furnished with sufficient seats to accom-
modate 1000 visitors. The seats are erected on
an entire new plan, afordng every visitor an oppor-
tunity OF beholding every act in the arena, The
proprietors do not deem 1t necessary to say much
about the preservation of order and decorum during
the performances, as the reputation they have al
ready established in that respect is of the pecu-
liar straits of their management; and has rendered
theirs the "Model Company" of the present age.
1t would take up too much space in an advertise
ment to give full account of the performances and
the performers names; the following synopsis is
therefore given of the many acts that may be ex-
pected from this numerous and talented company:
The opening scene of the Cirque Olimpique, and
Arena of Equation, will present a new, gIitterng
anu magnificent Spanish Cavalcade, entitled
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Come Gne, come all!
Ubl9s, Dcnotrats 0nO Gibertp Alu

To We
ambrn the
The Latch String will be hospitality offered TO ALL
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Come, freen1rn, Come!

Rally around the standard of our gallant old chief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25
CITY TRADE H a. PORT.

New YoKK, Monday Afternoon, JAM "a.
The 6our market exhibited very little change since
Saturday, and moderate sales made, including par
cells of Genesee Oswego, Michigan Troy and Brooklyn,
There nothing Of moment done in wheat. Gsnesee
and good Western held ct last weeks prices. In
corn sales were made to fair extent on terms which
varied very little from those previously paid; If any
thing the market little less firm. Sales Of meal
were made on terms In favor OF purchasers Rye was
quiet at last weeks quotations Sales rye flour
made at slight decline Oats steady 1t previous
prices In provisions, transactions made to
srooere. the chief transactions were confined to sugar
mossses, with sales of the latter, IN Oreans)
arrive at about previous rates There were further
rivals OF sugar from the same poiut but sales Of mo-
sales pots were made (some 80 barrels)
at abont 50 per bbl with small lots Of pearls at 81.
BEEswAx-The sale noticed Saturday was said to
Of best Northern selected at 24o II report
ed that 1000 lbs Of prime Western sold to-day at
23kc
BREApsrurys-Flour-s Sales Of about 500 bbls of
mon Gesesss and good Oswego, were made at So Oo4;
Brooklyn ground, at ST. l64 do New Orleans, at the
ssms price, and 100 do Troy, ct So 90; Southern
made at So 25. Wheat-Cood white Gsnsse. was held
at 81 40, and good OHIO do, at 81 3aa 81 80; small
sale OF 500 bushels Of Long Island, made at 81
bushels including 1000 of New Jersey wht., new
ESQ., 5000 do New Jersey yellow at &c; and there
were some other sales OF new Southern uudt for ship
ment selling In small lots, ut 6s 67c and old mixed
was worth 500 to zoo. Ma--Saes 900 bos New Jer-
sey msdeat So as and loOo bbs OF Brandy vine at
S. ISM kys quiet at 90c. Oats steady, with
moderate safes Of Canal at 900. Rye Fiosr-ssles Of
1875 bbls were made At 81 lax.
CANpLKs-SAes of sperm continued steady at $50.
CoTrEE-rhs market was quiet, without material
change In prices.
The sales to-day comprise list Of about 900
bales good fair Charleston old CROP and about 600
bales crop chiefly by ship samples from the wharf
landed for the Havrs market In addition, spaners
took few parcels Of Gulf cottops making the total
sales 1900 bales There general disposition
shown to meet buyers particularly for the higher grades
which have ranged about our inside quotations.
LIVE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25
Now York Cnt,Ir NIarnet.

JANUARY ~ AT Market 1900 Beef Cattle, los Cows
and Calves and 1900 Sheep and Lambs
Beef Gattle-1her more animation In the market
last week and with good request prices have regansd
all that they had lost. There Cattle Of any no.
count, selling at lower price than 80 per cw while
the average prizes Is from that up to 81 So About 500
head remain unsod. The supplies were-trom the South
1885, the remainder New York State and Connecticut
Cattle.
Cows and Calvss--Ths transactions not SO heavy
reported last week. but prices not uuavorably af
fsotet by the ess active demand Sales at from S22 90
$35 90 to $45 90 Left over TO-
Sheep and Lsmbs-The market was bstter supplied,
and prices fully equal to last quotations Sales at
from ST. rs to So rs 90 The last ID q higher price
than have noticed for several months past All sold
Island sold to day at 75c and other qualities from
Jersey and Weschestsr county, from that figure down
to o2c Wheat and Dat straw sold at - 80 hundred
bundles.