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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04
Essate Of Uriah RarnhilI.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed Administrator of the estate o.
Uriah Barnhil, deceased, late of Carroll county, o
Those indebted are required to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against said es
tate are requested to present them legally proven
for settlement within one year from this date.
mar %, 40. WIN. BARNHlLL, Admir-,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04
The State Of Ohio, Carroll County IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Elisha Mcqueen
Administrator Of Wm
Mcqueen
VS..
James Dillon and
Rachel Dillon his wife, Petition to sell land.
Joshua Woods and
Sarah Woods his wife,
Elias West and
Hester West his wife,
ct. ais.
The defendents who are heirs Of the estate o.
William Mcqueen, deceased, are hereby inform
ed, that on the 3Oth day Of March, l848, said ad
ministrator filed his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Carroll county Ohio, the object and
prayer of which petition is to obtain an order, &c
at the next term of said Court for the assignment
of dover of Catharine Mcqueen the widow o
said William Mcqueen, decd, in, and for the
sale Of the following real estate, of which Will
liam Mcqueen deceased, died seized to witt For
ty acres OF land in the Southwest corner of the
Southwest quarter, of section seven (7l in town.
ship fourteen (l4) OF Range six (6) being The
same tract of land on which decedent resided al
the time OF his DEATH in Perry township Carroll
| County Ohio. ELISHA MCQUEEN, Admir- o
William McQupen deceased
By VAN BROWN, his ATTY.
! March 30, l349, At. a ..
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Practice.

The Loeofocos, for twenty years past, monoP-
olised all the offices, and bestowed all the gov.
ermental patronage upon their own partisan
presses. During all this period, to have appoD.
ted Whig to office, or to have permitted the
Whig press to participate, at oil, in the public
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04
LINK AZ this Picture.

In 1897, ELISHA WHITTLEsY represented the
Congressional Distric; in which Joshua r. Gid
dings resides. His charge for mileage, as the
records show, reads thus:
1887, ELISHA WHITTLEsY, Or.
Dec. 4. By mileage, Sal miles SOC, Se12 so
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04

printing would have been 10 their political creed.
al inoxcusabIe blandsr. Even noe, while they
are whining. aud railing, Mr.. Edmund Bruke,
,he Commissioner Of The Patents, and whom we
uusI will soon become martyr, issues an official
advertisement and orders il printed 10 some ten
L0co(ocO paper s. and not in one Whig paper.
"By way Of Improvement"
Asa removal of a few Of the fifty thousand
long lauencd and still hungry eeches Of Loco
focoism causes their tears TO flow as prolusely
as if governed by the walery moon," let the
demands of the popular will and public justice
be answered, as they surely will be, then will
these "bubbering" LocOlocOs become Modified
for il is written, "io weep is TO make less the
depth Of grief Cincinnati Gazette.
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u r N L )
R. H.. Mccall, Carrohon. e..E -r8TE
w. w. Emsley, Mechanicstown, -lab
james Huston,
L. D, Mix, Minerva. a
J.R. Couch, Wayneshurgh. ~ EG14"1
s. A. Highlands Harrsburgh. ao .aai la
hTWILLIAM LYON, Wholesale and retail
AGENT. Welsvie, Ohio and sold by one Agen
in almost every town in the U. States,
March %, lG49. '''" e"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Position of fhe antnRouirts.

The ntela geuce RON Vienna /. 10 jay - The ah-
~ al news from The northern end western seat 20
that The Affairs u ne Msgyar. are going on
well nDN appears iuci-pusoie thai DeuOin-sl = g.
head u a pOseftl ePs aymss bcscd 0a me Middle
Thsis, and operating from ne SCUM ssaln.I -r ic o
Passr~ich. whilst G6rgey with h4s BACK against ne a.
tie Csfpeisns, fenced iuaccessloly by hess pine
l.ni.. 10 Sealing the Inc irun he rortn lhs
oipo-i o. Dsm1in.ki "a Jas bsr-ny, Heves and Neu
haI~ h those u oorg-y menace nc hussau cOinn-
hefW Erlau aud kasnaI Thus nOtnlnS can De more
The posOn Of the Hung -saiers, ~tie
that their Russian adversary The highest degree
pr-canous Meanwhile Haynag, having launched -@FTfa
l-lra yrocismaols 70 keep The feshers from .irrn.
IIrrs ts a1scucr mafcl@o Nh lie bIk VI ne Aatran
srmy. the 23-n, coward kctsx-met Thus " HE De-
threatened The len nauk u DeudIlski he own rs1f
would lran "a tn Danube, ald Dc supported 20 ne
whose 0utposts pushed Up 10 stunlweiss-noers -
N-auWnll-. down ne nver, a. haocza here - a
strong Magyar corps under 'euer ~aieh 10 backed by
Inc victorious troops " G1yon Ia The barzka VINO have
l. crushed TIE Ban The fortress 81 C0moru, via -
-frorg garrison snd Out4ying armies, crpples NJ IN
--ne rb. of re Ausro RI .sisn army, and i--
great ulcer near re heart preventing me no" "
lie toward eKtremires Thus II hayuau s1o1ld get
~orset. he obligation OF watching Coniorn Will pre-
him rum receiving he proper support from ne Aus
IN trOops berind hin direction gwen by hOssul o
me- Inhabitants Of Pesh b. withdrew rom nat ely
ln nc 9th iust . worth nOucng Do not spend your
strength, said ts al proc amsron and expose your
selves Destruction BY useless resistance y hen ~
Austrans and kuss ars enter but n yo- snou nrsf ~
xresI the n-is hnorhooc Of festn lHen ct vrfy
Id a. sganst lbeBi Haynsn remembered ls y hen
enforced he dsaTmlug u The peops with nfest M
execution u Vhca would eclipse Ianefan
On the -5ll PssE-witc'. hestcuarers we're a. Gycn
yy6s The third cope. under RudiSer and l1e fourth
under >z-- 1.1 marched rescccly from her po-iLol'
Il Gy6nyos and Ai.ko.z toward 81 Peter Gsnefs
| g.nf4tus DIVISION 10 follow snc suppor raYnsl
fox ard ksskemef On he 2sfh MAJOR schm d. % ln'
~ cry advanced n that direction Win Ten r-s-r7roa.
-res and sixty pieces - csnnou The Azsysrs ~-f'
throwing up strong nIrnehm-nts sE-secn, where tasl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
tIiacSlianeous.

Three surgeons destined for tho Imperial army 10 Tran
syvanis offered thrir services 10 he NuugsTans
large srm corps Of Hgngafian., under Generals Ve
Hall gathered ~ halOscs, Tho Dsuube, be
low Pe-fh. where q battle was expected
The CITY Of MOha,-h, too has been sken BY the Hun
ganan.
The movements Tarssh Croatia are nere ssirg in
snd lhs desire " tho Iafksh Costs 20
ail Austrian brethren Ia Croat klngdoui, under
Baron JeiiacLir 70, becomes daily moe manifest.
From AgYam earn hat on The xld ar. convoy u
30 Hungarian prisoners was broaghl 10 that iowa
Anoug Them were $50 gray add DID meD AMI boys
Of from 3 Ia - years Of sge
10 i reported mat ne Polish Col Mklosie. had gOue
over 70 the Hungshsrs.
The oct Dsuf,chs Pct and lloyd report. iron. uus
worthy source, that Pnoe- Msilsnich suffering ffog
s0isninr VI llr BRAN, aud EXHIBITS uueclisOca symp
II his disease he IL 10 complete state u aty
gf~sty depressed 10 mind, anu sunk % doagr tat he
NOS recognize BIZ dsg ht- be COu1tr-s Sander sho
made journey - England for he arrangement VI family
affiTs
Tho mutual dlsAke existing between he oeunan-Agf
rsn n~nts and those u ths nj. AIRY copn1es 70
q1entl breaks 0ut into bloody cusrfc- Tfus here u
CURED a. Asfsr, ne I'D regular hgnt b,tss- ne
H-s- egmeut ~ Infantry and regiment OF eaf.f.,
wnch -ndrc several beng allied aid wounded on bvu
sides
Waizeu hss been burned By The Rassians, bsesgse
The Inhabitants psfuci palsd 10 the ate Dsltlo.
Tie Russian corps under Gen Baron ~set en has sN W
position At sry ~ Gscis and marched IN two co un-
Iowa - Hungary y was 10 reach Daka Tho xls' az
aud pass The Frontier on the 25f Jay
blOyas a 10 sH.rInIng with 1xsrian gusrrlllas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

Ire following eloquent sdtress TO he nsuo1s o. sseps
forms raIt Of proelAmsron recently issued ey kSs
T ~ Eu-ssr.E astr as'- ar-sty 49, a ,s-s
sa.--, as.trs ca-rY c-r1 ~ = Nscs
.n.h -, - Rou.- Hsr.tlr - - 80 Dn-
,-so-s s..poi 90 al, - - 'Nss H'a nt7s
he>t - . nl ku.saa trcPs trcts' ,f''a '+Hs-f
N-us d. erks nto or ~ a'r,tf@ sii'p st - A-sh
Q
i-s t,r.at. 60 Earg. So - 49, : s@ssv 10
for As sas 80 strrs 81 - 40
- ~ ss-t . orVssn
vll5 s,-.s 81 ,'-zn -s-1-g &c ~ essstt.
Gos-rrr-c'- 40 10 ulfsa. of tuNF-
Y Gns-rrue1a To- s.'c % ~ 80 .-rv -
Irf-r~s'. antr<s CT = ~
1. r~ssr- c.itf tpe To Fsof'7r
II. . = of -ia1 .0s,s 4.u- g. 500 49,
su1 ot r-f-f 70 80 sgPr,s,e o 49, ,nrs-' "a
a. ,rslt. ,sas-t s-sr user ~
% lie, have o. S~f-frf.
L. "a. snt Vt Han<.r
Pa tsrshty p. hsst fa'a iofstt<n hs 10.
a.. -Sf--i prnr " -tsvvu, '-s ea 80 o. =
.iset-t S+sust CrtfIias r~fNf - lee so
-ns-.ta fo tsr--f fsfs7n, ~ sef-r. 80 st NJ
- H. nrn. 5000 Rrt.h fhr-s,rr - 80
ettfrss - b. 80 - g. N fNrsaf
"a. a. th. raats to shsh to--. % sr-
tr.s- ut u.Dnf 40 k.np Oh -tlns1 sfss1i - si't
tI- sun 81 rar~re t..fig Nh ls .Sulf g .
- 49, s.rI4 rsr1rf h. th- nsf0a ~ 40 lsc
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sd oar es caa, tfhsr trc- see '''' asn
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p..u 81 J., A. kH.St q. o
t''tr sEANkkf trvs ei - - i1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
Gorg-,,. cr,at ,Iareuver,

Althouga to Wefso Zsfuas b. observed daring ne
prudent silence T-h regard ~ al c-~r ron
~ VA th- stznf victories n LADDERS ard
5rOIeune q. dcl't 10 coolest, have today sons
accO1ol. uno1-lsi concerning b. move
n-ns Of orgey. These .tA= i1at be rul=rrd Asschs1
-eruing h.s march from N1usn, When have been hiser-
~ buried o mystery
10 srpesrs tssi s-r gtvfng Ps.ke~iich he zip % he
igni ~ st Corg-y marched By ne NcOgrsf road
sorthW srd ~ Tsra Morrtar- Reaching Bsls--a
5ysruath ne Valley VI tho poy be cOuunusd b. march
y le brood rOae hich lhs nver - Lysonrt
ssc th-uce gained Rma sx0ub.lh. Oorsey naslr1 pa
ed Racisers pgrsul- proceeded from 4 H. >zob.in ~
Ros-nal h- rrsf net he III po-t of &C. corn
- Ja.rJ and 10 t1 shhortOot - cameo eoc4P
victory . strong corps Ire kussian tsf1fon =
Ksscs.g sucE ~itt coos-rns0n a. ne s1ci-n s2
y-arunce q Hunxaran army TIE ueU b1rset1,sief
The A. Conm here esLshisnec LED - = d
xocI The gsrn.oa dropped a. tno1gos u a-ietf- SC
Be Maxyas e1trrrc sii1oOL Oprt siloo AAs -A'f ~
&c pOinI Of 1lshs Important pace VI
MS sccOuut q fortt-d - fassi-~leh H1 MAn-
me I'D cepOt q the corr1-ssrt-t s1qprs fy roanl
.D6 G.flr1. iron ksscnar, OorKey m.Tcncc ,o~ arc
Ne Thess hi~h he % cross a. Lusag and l-frs-
The R1.san cetarh~sts et on he Other nsnk are IRE
,sv.By o.L Toe TnSss e. as "a re past Niul-r ne
% Of op~rau0us he rO-d 10 D4cia i-s open % or-
.d- and communications are esL4D-s~d % - 04-r VIII
On nc * JAY he Hungarian armies - ne follow
- uo.uor, -1errrs Aulch, With $500 regl ssc
5000 d sciphn-c ewes. 0ers 81 he P.urn Lsse
4 41sa resu are and = nurnb-r " he
| backs u Wsag, eo1ce and srOsrc Co
morn D-usussis forcs u 401c troops .nd 100 90
lea divided INTO two corps Of zen a Id
foot ID Csrpsi.ns, While he &C Ertt
GorsrJs esrps les. fpOlyEash There 10 fsSss x -
On r-guiss s1c lase body o. ewes under Ben sn1
Percse ne ts.ks Of The Tns.u and Ben has Ell
largs ssr,s &c NE sssssss 81 Trsasylvsa-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
TURKEY.
The In@urrreft0u In Bosnia.

The Bosnian nsurr-cuon 10 assuming serious chsrsc
tor The number e ne rebels has been rapidly 81
1850 It l. not Christian movement. nor. a.fbOaxb
headed BY Turk, exclusively Tgrssh but irssf
BkatIou between the NOs~ms AID Rsyshs for Inc over
throw VI a Government Which oppfs.ses both kencb
leader u the rebels 10 Turk u Bsrm pnyss
wrongs have driven HIM 20 IN q pubic cause. L.<i
year biz house burned down and bis ana and csts
s-ikes by Aruautoy1ch N. muse. m Of B4rim. ksdss
bd-d he time and The sdrOiin-ss ach he hss
s-irsd he moment TO himself MARKS tim 10
common man The governors Of tho cspitznsts had az
ap 10 the Nkier Tahr Pa1hss diysn. al Tfsvnehi
and when hey back 10 their scycfa districts issy
we're 70 pay rihe. snd the Rsyshs 10 s6dlu0r %
his were ID pay haf ~ their hay and garden fus zn1
rc u heir other produce he spsni On the CD q
JAY ksreh then a. Castle VfsnOgraee. hHangusd Ne
Tlfks - hey came O1i Of and melted them 70 -
sist tiiis new burden
The part easily nfamed JON him hey
mounted The csste-~as, boosted their Sag o1i Nc
cannon and .ei The place II defrcse>-
Leaving Karrison here, k-rch, a. The hs.d Of 81 10
creasing dude visited IN succession castles Pery
Cassin great and Llue Ki,des Jesersso Po.yi.d ara
Diner aces rousng Nc population evrfy~hsrs % max
common cause with lin. and meeting ell hands VIZ
les0us adhesion al VINO embraced ihe Of Bs9
ng an oath not ~ abandon n u hey had gsinee
tlsr Object kerch sauled every Where the Rsy.hs 90
of)thers snd freed. u ne Turks promised hen ~ ~
t-ruon ard recommended fn@n 20 keep quisi and 49,
ne issDe ~ ID patience, p~dginx himself Il suces.s "
mirzaf their distressed cOnt But Be o1zrt ca
especially disturb the good uadsrr,sntins Wiz
prevailed with the posts Of the Crost ffOuusr ~ -
at dates ls,h from 1.ns, Kerch had eft Pessirs ~
he llh Tor ksUn and MADAM Aesnv bile the ugtse.aI
Arnsutyylch, vhO famed ihe 10 his disue ~
n his castle B1rm The corps Of thu insargeeu "s'
| strongly pOsfed IN fe f'ua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

% A. re hs.d Of he ee!anr with Col G1tnsrt. and a.
VIC honorable eirisens can iesafy % ia
esmness and seIcpo-s-ssiou whieh hey Displayed
IN ITS report re OF he l5ih. Gen CnsgaFner
a bad Of under the orders Of LecruHo1
B1ehoi AID Rat-er III Conservatory % Ar 40
Trades and he Csef Of he Poss 20 s1rreree
n. 20 rot ana-rst,nd Why he Chef Of he pos
aas rot protested tssinsi ,as assertion. heh o Perey
fsss The iraih The eour.y ibai mary Psr'oo' cav
ing ,sxet the solder, 5edsafnec 'orrs-
y reused, did ~ friend RAiuer VITO hse ne ATS
stacked IL re courtyard ard ,senu1e pct Before hen
FOR re purpose preventing TIE sodsrs from ss0g a.
srurc
Fer ne words employed II 80 report band 81
ro-s-s.I wii observe ihAI thsse rioters were 49,
.sris,. Of he Partisan Nsuo1a Guard a1d truth ard
ote- s n better company thar wih TIE A'ae'.
zas .o6sr Is gentleman ~r0 charged 9Th protect
Ing family G7c ne property Of hessrs Botils Co
Receive G lxen Editor. Ey fraiernA sA4ulA1ons-
sOlCEOT s-rsesntMsor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
Movement OF Aulich to the North.

Accord ng 10 prvae accounts In the Berlin Nlearkhen
.f Ja.ysl Auaeh Ia. suddenly sppenred with a l.rs-
force DOtss, ConOrn snd Pesih. aud aced
himself between he Iro chief Austrian divisions va.
ku0Wr ba Auch was In Tue ns ghbOrhOod VI me Pstsn
LsEc where ~ bad collected arg- " The country
people but va DOT supposed - Nenns that DO could
4,snme the offensive 10 80 bold manner appears "
ben Inc Ths C5,gey. aner forcing shis way
from CpnOrr. hs- reached hasch@u and formed
Ton with D~mbin-k their united -jrcss amount 20
.rge army, uLt ter future .ruuOns Ia H.
I,rF Corey IS now pushing on toward ne Carpafhan.
Boz part by tho Psski.Niish sivaneed ~ Watksn
GENERA. Hayuau had efi but small force Ia Pest ard
.i~sd VI marching 10 rssiofcs JeAehieh IN the south
9tbIy threatened Uy Oorgry sd D-m9insA No pass
.0rs owed. scrOrdng 20 the asst accounts, ~
yfssbGrs 10 10 Rssb. 80 lhsi 4 would seem tha Tie
mmunra-ons between those towns had been cut 81 W
no hlngarans under Auich.
The Ina Of The al has the following Ia relation TO
eiier from lie Vienna Correspondent
Our cores 5onden. letter cOrrobOrztes rs former state
Of no successful march Of Gorssy IL Il evident
t INC experienced Russian Marshal las been out~itJ-d
~ Young Hun and that the OppOrune advance
81 D-uihinsk DC not Only prevent The Prince Ps-sie
witch rom sending ne t-k Of bis army Ia p.rslil VI
Corey bar that Gen Haynsu too will BE detained In
bs Wcniiy OF SIlegedn much .Ongsf Than good fo hr
s-cccss u tie impenGAst arms Our correspondent =
~ opinion that there Il impeachment % union u the
Two Hungarian corps under DOGGY and DembinsN IN
deed. unless he Austrian commander HaynAn, should
hsppen he reinforced by part of th- great Russian
more penOus than that II Baron yeaehich The above
r-f-ctous fly oorur Olt - the assertions u he
has surrendered 10 ne HUNG aans. who have
k-~is- entered semln the posssssi0n Of which tos q
them masters II no ns Of ne Danube from Es
- 10 Orshosa, nus facilitating tnelr communcsuors
wfh The TURKISH pre- and The Cry Il b. grade
Another report which - contained IN the ktaey ZeifVn2
acquires high degree Of probability from tne reflection.
/ quoted s1Ovel u correspondent Inc relative
positions " the upper ast armies under PssNs~ch and
synau and iaOss u The Hloganan. under Gorkey ana
a,en defeated By Denbin.Ei's army al Gyony6. No
details ~hsisTsf are given " ne anzr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

Hovss or Losps-Jvly 30 The Earl Of HsrrowSv Dr~
scented a peuuOn lbs Standing Committee % We g.,
l-l, those and after enarng ria ih-v ~
somo time expressed hops that Earl Grss would, 49,
10 hold TO The planters prossecL II Dot n, -
turn protective duties ~ any rge VI The et,o -,
every facility for obtaining su-h credit With td, mooe,
c1ulify former unrs lad been extended Ia di.,s.s
Cd Interests IN Great y 4. ain and lr.izld
Earl Grey did consider he present n tim. IN, en-
,erns on,S sx'ypdsd .S9lest oS, prom best
Tie Cominbrs Amendments tothe sor Relief Oreland)
Nh we're then considered, snd sfer some discussion 10
son. sssss.sd by the Lower use should b. received
In sp,rt of great foreesrsnee, the smendsenu were
T,,.ar, J,ls S-Lurt Msnie.gls presented peiit o1
frnu Sc Maryehone, agreed TO meeting on MONDAY
ngn attended by no less than 5000 persons relative
Hovss OF CoNNsss Aug 1--Phe sp-sker read The AL
s~er Of the Governor General Of lnda the hanks
cough aud the army which Isok part Ia tbs wars II the
Nj uswes. in reply to Mr. Hume stated. with rs.peo
granting se4Psnsisae To the Cspe Of Good
Hope gast uss SUBJECT was under consideration with
view " ouI Ihat object The hon member also a
The instance OF Mr.. NJ. Mines and NJ Hume, stated The
cifcun-isncss under which the Governor Of Malta hae
felt himself compelled limit the number 0s refugees
from Sicily and Italy landing in that island
lord PalmsIston replied 10 Lord Nugeu on the suhlec
of Con hsynsus Proclamation. that n was unn-e0s.sf,
- airn t?ssy Her Msje-tys o,setnm-ni IA common ~
81 IN the newspapers, with the deepest pain But As h
Government noi In possessioao OF any oiofmsn9n
The subject was impOssble Tor him 10 tsy wus1ust
Lord Nassnt desired further to know whether, # tn
lfsamaon should turn cut 10 be genuine, the Govern
mont would nierposs lie good chcs ~ its authority
necessary, d, stay the preparation Of such horrors
Lord ralmersop replied thai her Mslesy's Goyernmsn
mnsi to themselves proper and eg innate avs
erection to act AZ they might deem H. ~ circumstance
Nj Coeden prv.entsi a p. uinn agreed to at publ
meeting held al Leeds on behalf of the Huagsnsns
Parliament WAS prorogued the same day by co,nmls'e
Lu October There was nothing rsuA1h spis ~ "
snexch Of prc4ogauon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17
Proclamation of Hsyuau TO the Inhabitants
OF Buda and Pesth.

Afer several victories. which The imperial arms have
11t. led hose Of 100 aSsn AuOnE
gOu Ne have again planted The imperial standard 90
But feeling ara sr dr-rect frrt hat
a-y w-re rhrn we sii yol snor tine ago. Doomed 10
doomed lnsznt death. ne spot a crime every
shO dsrss - assist - cause q in- r-es ~
death every in.uls any u ny sosisss
4 ar aies doomed 10 lnst4n, death every
-nenle. Of Lar Crown Or who m.lciousy presume. By
rurlors 20 .s-st he reoe lion 20 corcea weapors
The Austrian Genera Hsyus1 i.sged ne following dis
Okla Pro- amazon "a me mn I'll before -sying Pestd
- D. Pm .na-sa i--t-r1.y fest~s ucs- aef.,a.
afs so -n-t b. ~ sta Of -ast
eolr, rsr-si n ~ 5r---s ,,ors,.
sses--sry of
y fl. a,r1u-. q .c-i A .s.sr.,. Of -
sr., s~7-' - -iia - 1f q aoar,
- sroos,t --.pos-s. . mt
-rsir.'s. ~ 20 pr - - ,a.
e nits1 nds-as. - s~.fcl q - ioa.s-
on. y u.a -s... - : 80. Ia
a-s'-a hoa-. V - - -
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k,ssr. 6r~lev & Nc ElraiA


sun IL the Queens Visit" the topic OF all discus
sion. SIN 4. the Irtskraas hurting his daring leaders
AZ ain.t the glorious mockery, and striking TO the
ground all the place hunting patriots and upsssrt cor
porssor, who are working life and death for illuminated
window. and parchment pedigrees OF bsronetey Tor
their "heir, male" The Queens Visit Is here,
there everywherr and some cities taking IL much
cooler than At nrst Dublin. the widowed city, snH
ARTS with royalty ere vet her msrtyrsd overs-immo'
lated tor h-r sskesre Of sight How true OF her
Is the old ssying Out OF sight cut O; mind She 10
geidas very loving and 10 wooing wondrousy me for
what the new lover 9TH bring 10 not the sdorston
VI true love-~srn, vehement and lrish " Is the ul
ONE fawning Of the eoureEsn itis hollow and hesh
One Of the daily journals truly Gays Dublin throws
herself not upon her knees royalty, but her face
ali. .cr,.a. not her cloak on mre for Her Majesty
10 wsa over. but gives herself TO be the gsngwsy"
In IN. Pcs, Ofsce Ward we have hSf score Of men
dare ,sv mrn, who lately Known ss neree asi
,.or, and seclsimers the wrong'oi ireland hesns
the ans, TIKI. Ward wss considered to be the most
pstrlo.e and tusy-,hese things were the 'eS'e''
and soasv ~, hs,, them fnsisss~S receiving Her
MAJESTY - beseemed Royalty Thee ssi's'o''
were Of the people, and literally born oil INC Pe'F
bu, they are eiodng isr Tor .rs,oorscy and the 'sn
70 GAMBLE With the law. they 80 lately denounced 81
eetsrsoa. and slsvish Nay they ieeln yet
What contrast IL the followins' lev days siocsi
a p,r,on waited ON Mr.. Frsneis Gardiner one 81 osi
merchants on the Linen Hall Ward and Preseo'rs the
Msyor. com pmenis asked him to Join in the pr"ee'
.on Here use the answer OF the independent citizen
why should join In the processiOn' IL il 10 reoS,
over tbs oegrsdssioo OF my country -er Why Should
hight candies TO bold . wake over the cause o. my
eoun,rys Give my compliments to the Lord Mayor
and tell him thar wiI DO no such thing ana 'ns' 90
the nigh, Of the illuminstons viii take cut my WIN
dows lest they should he broken
A. aggregate meeting OF the trades ana euse's
.,v va. beld in Fishsmbe-street TAes'er " for the
r,,o.s o, more ssestus ,esting the opinion Of the
aud esissns on the subject OF the in'endsd
Nominations The attendance was very numerous
snd the grss,est unity Of opinion rass in condemns
NON Of the proposed iIlsninsroas working es0'"e'
MAKER occupied tbs chair several africans saare''sa
She meeting oas Of them - n artisan ssea's' "