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Us The power. and We win remedy this crying
shame upon legislation, and this diabOlica
outrage upon tax payers. The people gave
them the power. They asked and received; and
what have they dOnef Have they not instead
ehastised you with rods Of iron! Have they
not given you instead gall and wOrmWOOd to
drink Have they not baselY betrayed you BY
breaking every plvdgei Have they moi placed
upon your nssks heavy yoke in the words
loIlOwingf
The term personal properly wherever
used in this act shall be held to mean and in
cluds 1T, every tangible thing being the sub
ject Of ownership, whether animate or inanI-
mate
Think Of it taxpayers, that The self same un-
serupuIous traitors are again asking you 70
place power..in their hands that they may now
serve their Southern masters ia the selection oI
a U. S. Senator, notwithstanding their former
declarations.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23
The Wav the Money Goes.

The following we clip from the Ohio State
Journal. This case is but one Of that class OF
elegant expenditures, that has characterized,
the whole race of officers, belonging to the
Dayton Asylum Furniture of that quality is
the only kind, that those pure Democrats can
think Of purchasing-chairs Of 'ashatellC bot
toms, sacrum posts, carved backs and tenabre
stitch are the kind that suits the ideas OF the
soft handed Pierce Democracy. But thanks
to the good sense of the people, the day is neal
at hand when the hari handed Democracy
will most thoroughly cleanse the 'Augean Sta
bIes' Of all the meth, and wOrming insects, ,tha
futter snd Ishlne, revel upon and destroy the
hard earnings of the frugal and industrious
New LuNATIo ASYLUM AT DAYroK.--The
Dayton Journal says that P. P. Lowe, E-q.
has recently purchased, in the name Of th'
State of Ohio, for the use of the new Lunati
Asylum at Dayton, no less than six doEel
chairs, having ashstelle bottoms, sacrum posts
carved backs and tenabre stitch, and the bill
has been forwarded to Auditor Morgan for pay
menk Will the Journal be kind enough TO in
form the public why this Asylum has not bee
opened for the admission Of patients? We sup
posed the institution was built for some othe
purpose than for the exhibition Of elegant fur
nIture.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23
Governors Chase and lIedill.

Recollect that these gentlemen will be here
on Thursday, the 3Oth inst.
Come up to Carrolton and listen to the fear
less champion of Freedom. Come up and
and hear one of the .wo great champions who
represented this great State in the U. S. Senate
at the time the great barrier to the extension
Of human slavery was basely broken down,
by the Csss. squatter sovereignty school, in
the repeal of the Missouri compromise. That
barrier that the eloquent CLAY interposod more
than the third Of a century ago. Come up
and learn the way the Goths and Vandals
broke through the time honored wall thai
said to the sccursed institution, thus far may,
est thou 60 and 40 farther
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23
TheI,nw of Newspapers.

Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
~ are considered wishing to continue their sabscrp
al0n.
4. II subscribers order the discontnuance Of their
papers, the publisher may continue TO send them until
81 srrsarages are paid.
g. subscribers neglect or refuse to take their pc
FIOdicals from the Office 10 which they directed they
are held responsible ill they have settled the bi and
ordered thep discontinued.
L. II subscribers remove to other places without in
Forming the publishers and the papers are sent 10 hC
former direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing to TAXI
papers from the Office, removing and leaving then
uncaed for IA priaa faea evidence Of intentional fraud
- Postmasters who notify apublishcr that news
pape ls not taken from the office, required to Civ
the rses on Why theJ not taken out (see Post O
See instructions and Laws.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23

Look ons tax payers for the cash master in
about six weeks from this time. This week
Se give yOu the rates oftaxes levied; and the
times and places that the Treasurer will attead
to your respective cases.
Think Of the matter, gentlemen, and act in
accordance with your unbiased judgment,
both nov and on the second Tuesday Of octO.
Der nexl.
Rscollect that you pay taxes on everything
tangible, the aggregate OF which sums exceed
City dollars WITHOUT deduction.
The present Democratic TAX Law catches up
ell kinds Of animals. The self same calcEENs
that they talked SO much about under The whig
az Law. Taxes thai self same Chantcleer,
hat crows 30 loudly over Southern pro.savery
victories. Taxes ell the books 10 your little
Library. not aVen exempting that Divine work
that every Protestant loves; the very schoO
books Of yaur children and the hymn books o
your wives, mothers. and sisters, are alike sub
jsct 10 taxation as any of your horses and cat
ues mOheIs snu metChanuiS0' 1Hh~ VI sN'0i
gentlemen. ponder the subject well in your
minds. Recollect that the same men enacted
shis Law, who, but one year before that, de.
pounsed Wings and all others who 'sympa"
shissd' with them, for enacting Law that ex.
smpted sll crops not on hands one year, book
secounla 10 The amounto Of tWo handred dollars
wool sborn from the sheep. besides to Ger
sAa extent bees, guns, saddles and bri
dies. md FL snimals not expressly named i
ahe law. Al these and more we're exemptt'
By The old whig tax Law. And these self sIyl
~ democrats urged the mOnslrous features Q
ahs old lax Lev 10 every achOOl house, witl
gresssss b Ssy asd By Aigbti saying CIV
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For the Free Press

MEssRs. EDiroRs; Being Of humble birth
and parentage without the material aid neces-
sary to obtain an education at college, we find
oursell destitute of the 'larnln' that those per.
sons should have who write or speak for the
public. Consequently We do not expect the
garb Of fashion in which we dress our comma-
ncation, will suit the taste Of the fastidious and
'perlite their benefit il is not intended.
But TO the 'sovereigns' Of Carroll county
we mean common people--the independent
voters Of this county, especially those who ar
attached to the principles Of the Republics
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Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

On the first day Of September A. D. 1855, at o.
clock in the afternoon will be sold the premises, to
the highest bidder, the following real Estate, as the pro
perty Of Edward Foster deceased, to wit: The East
half of the South West quarter Of Section three (S)
in township fourteen 4 Of range five 5)in the Steu.
benville district, containing seventynine acres and
twenty-five hunde of an acre. (79 Il less
lying and being in the township Of Washington, county
of Carroll and state of 0hiO,-sublect to the widows
dover. and to the right of entry to keep in repair mill
race upon said tract appraised at 81 200 O0.
Terms OF sale-0nethird cash in hand, one.third in
one year, and the balance in two years. with interest
from day of sale; the deferred payments secured by
mortgage upon the premises. JuHN NJ. BRYANT,
Executor Of Edward Foster, deceased.
Aug-2, 1855 At Pr. fee $3.50
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PROSPECTUS
oFTHE
OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
TRI.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
Terms, Invariably in Advance.

TRI.WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
Terms, Invariably in Advance.
Daily $3.50. -. Sc 00per year,
Iri-Weekly oVo
Weekly 100
Weekly, in clubs Of 10 and over .l60
Weekly Campaign paper, for months,
from the time Of subscription 80
eY-Cluhs of 10 or more, subscribing for three
months can have the privilege of continuing to the
end of the year. ii desired, by paying 81 90 in addition
The present propretors Of the Ohio State Journal
have hitherto made no extraordinary effort secure
an increased subscription to the paper. They desire
its character should be established and its claims
knowledged by the requisite trial. in present hands, be-
fore they made an appeal to the public large ex.
pense was incurred in its outfit year ago; and at no
me since the establishment Of the paper has 50 large
an expense been made for its editorial management
The low terms at which the paper Is furnished render
necessary much increased subscription list in order
to afford adequate returns to the propretors tor aoo
bestowed aud capitalinvested.
Il seems now, on the threshold at an important and
exciting election fitting time to appeal to its friends
fo a generous effort in It's behalf The position ane
character OF the Journal are too well known TO require
any pledge in relation TO Its future course, Entirely In
denendent In its position II will as it has done, ap
proach the discussion of all subjects that may approach
within its range, of State or National concernment,
free and independent spirit.
To the maintenance OF the principles which gave ris'
to the Republican organization, the Journal has beer
pledged Its past course must stand ss guarantee
for the future
The Telegraphc columns Of the Journal contain iul
reports from the East the South and the sonthwest
up to the hour capitalization spsclai iePoIs oI tn
Cattle Market prepared for the journal with grea
care - m he found In our Commercial columns.
The PropretOrs Of the State Journal, being desircu
,bst the friends of the Republican party should hav
,be onn orunity Of Judging for themselves Of Its merits
have adopted he plan of sending their regular Week
issue, containing an amount freadipg matter not
nnaIed by any paper in the Wes rather than make u
mere political sheet Gor the Campaign. The enhan
ced cost we are confident they viii be mad bup in
reased number Of It's palsens.
Aug. Q. 1855.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

ToR GOVERNOR,
SALMON P. CHASE, OF Hamilton.
yoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
THOMAS Ii. FORD, of Richiand.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
GANCIS N. WRIGHT, Of Champaign.
yoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES II. BAKER, Of Ross,
yoR TRRAsuRER OF STATE,
WILLIAM Il. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
xoR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
For the Full Term,
JACOB BRINKERH0FF, Of Richland'
(For The Vacdncy,)
EHA5. O. CONVERS, OF Muskingum
yoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
J. D. KlMBALL, of Medina
ron MEMBER or THE BoARD OF PUBLIc WORKS
ALEX. @. C0NoVER, of Miami
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23

D. K, CARTER. perceive, says the
Cleveland Leader, by the Columbus Statesman
that the name of our fellow citizens, David K.
Carter. Esq, has been withdrawn from the
list of Democratic speakers for the campaign.
The dirteaters found that they were little too
fast that time; David K. like, David ofold, has
no partiality for cumbersome armor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23
BUG KEYE CARD WRITER.

The undersigned would Respectfully announce to the
citizens of Carroton and the rest Of MANKIND that he
Is now fully prepared to execute in the best possible
manner address cards. business cards. visiting cards.
complimentary cards, &C., &c. those cards are gotten
up in copper plate STYLE and are far superior to any
printed cards in Terms low, and satisfaction
given or no charge made. I. ULMAN.
Carrollton, Aug. 16, 1855. If
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23

ExEMprIoN IN KANzAs. Kanzas Legis'
lature has passed an act excepting 100 acres Of
land from execution, If lying outside town OF
city plat. If the debtor live in town or city
his house and lot if not worth more than 81.
900. All the wearing apparel and working
tools are also exempt from execution. This is
a very liberal provision.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23

DEATH OF 7. G.. BooTH,-T. G. Booth. the
we'll known Comedian died in Toronto, U. @.
on the 18Th inst. MIR Booth was for long time
attsched to the Metropolitan Theatre in the
city Of Buffalo, N. Y, where he won reputa'
tion Of the highest order, and attached to him
self host of friends. A few weeks since he
left Buffalo for Toronto intending to remain
there until September when he expected to Sc
to New York city, but death thwarted his
plans. He is no more.
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NTRAYRD OR STOLEN

ER0M the Subscriber in Fox Up, Carroll co. on the
Il 2sth Of July, two Bay Mare Cets, one year old,
the other two years old past; both have three white
leet black name and tall and each star In the fore
head neither Of them large growth. Any person Civ
ing information where hey may be found shall he lib"
orally rewarded. d. AcGlLl'
Aug. 8, 1856, 3w. pd.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23

EETbe Ohio Yearly Meeting of Progress
sive Friends will hold its next Annual Session
at Salem Ohio, commencing the ED of Sep
tember 1865.
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ROAD NOTICE,

petition will be presented to the Comm ssiOuers I
Carroll county Ohio at their September session IL },
praying alteration Of part Of the county road lee ng
from Oneida to Pekin, in said county The alte ion
begins on the North side of the Tuscarawas Bra Of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad where the zane
crosses said road from Oneida to Pekin and thence ss
follows, N. 4ste E. 20 clio rods thence, N 20 T..
80 rods, thence n SO o E. 710 rods to point on
the road towards Pekn Those interested will act ae-
cordingly. II. Y. BEVER oTHERS.
dug. 2, 1855. 4w,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23

TALL CoRx.--TLe Tuscarawas Advocate ol
the nth inst says;
John Simpson brought to our Office last
Wednesday. stock of Corn, taken from one
of his fields, measuring fifteen feet in length" T"
This must surely be sample of the corn
spoken of by Geiger in the BoOhoo convention
at Columbus.
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Authority Of the University Of Free Medicine and
j popular knowledge Chartered By the State q
Peunsslvanla, April ~, 1883, With capital Of $780,.
COO mainly Cor she purpose Of aFIessng The evils q
Spurious Nostrums Also Tor supplying the cOmmuni'
q with reliable remedies wherever Competent Ply
soian cannot or will not be employed have pnrchssea
from Dr.. John R. Rowand; his celebrated howAkps
ToSIo MIxruRE., known for upwards Of twenty-five
years as the only sure and safe cure for ftk ana a
auE, &e, and bis ibesiimAbe remedy for boNEL Con-
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together with he Univsrsiiya Remedy fos eomPhnts'
Of the Lungs,
The Universitys remedy for Dyspepsia or indiges-
ton,
Tbs Uniyersity's remedy for Costive Bowels.
Also the UniveIsity's Almanac, may be had 81 The
Branch Dispensary or store Of d. C. A. BOegel Car
rOllton, Ohio.
gerstoWn, Carroll county, Ohio.
| May II. Ie6b-5 5m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23

EEThe Republicans of Jefferson county
will hold their nominating convention at Steu'
benville On the 2sth of August.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23
Two candidates -

Two candidates " Commissioners.
Also one delegate from each township, to
meet delegates from Stark county, to nominate
: candidate for Senator, on the 9th of Septem-
Der next, ct Minerva.
The deplorable condition OF the financial af'
fairs Of our tax.ridden State, as well as the
diabOlical outrsges recently and continually
perpstrated By The disciples of Pierce. Atchi"
son and Douglas. upon the orderly and law
abiding citizens OF KanEss, and elsewhere, have
become so frequent, and enormous in their ex-
lent. that ell true lovers Of Liberty and Repub'
lieanism should arouse and shake the dew
Arops from off their garments and meet The
iost Of human rights by an exhibition of that
genuine patriotism, energy and indomitable
viii. that characterized the sires of 10, and
sill inherent in their sons of this generation.
By order Of Central Committee,
JOHN BEATTY, Chairman.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23

The total population of Buffalo, N. 7, il
seyenty.four thousand four hundred,
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Mem advertisements.
TAX NOTICE.

will commence collecting the taxes Of Carroll coan
~ 0ho Tor the year 1885, oa Thursday, the 9Th dsy
Of October; and for that purpose wi sit one day IN
each township al the usual place Of holding elections,
receive The taxes from those who may desire TO nay
them there % wit,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23

tsn tnea of less O a0IEu DIsfISI "H' y W.T.
sssd Square
eZAdvgtlssu mvss be particular to mark 'hs nun
Der ef nssrslons On the face Of their advertisements
= shsy w As puh lhsd usd ordered out and charged
assordlngy.
- Advertisements should be banded N eJ TVS
RAF noKxmo, TO insars insertion that week.
- JsB WoRK neatly and sIpedsiOusly executed at
AIS oaics, on the shortest possible notice.
TGE0. A. CRoFUT, rs South Fourth street, a.
bove Walnut, Philadelphia, s our authorized agent to
nbtain Advertisements for us in that city.
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EAWH H~Ts
Sale Of Reul Estate bY order Of CourI

Sale Of Real Estate by order OF COurt' :
On Saturday the 22nd of September next $500 at
II o'clock, noon, OF said day. will offer to sale at the
late residence Of Henry B, Smith, Decd, in Monroe
township, Carroll county, Ohio, the hact of land on
which said deceased lived at the time of bis DEATH Be-
ing part of the south quarter of Section twelve
in Township fifteen, (6) of Range seven, % contain
ing nineteen acres and twenty-five hundredths of an
ere more or less On sd i'd tract there is dwelling house
Grist mill, privilege and necessary out houses
and improve mens about sixteen acres cleared and II
good state Of cultivation. Appraised at 81, 800.
Terms--one third in hand and the balance in two
Equal annual instalments with interest, secured b.
mortgage on the premises.
JAMES HAUGH, Admir- Of H. B. Smith
| Aug. 23, 1855. 4wa Pr. fee. $2, 30
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County Republican Convention.

The anti.Nebraska, anti-Administratcn, Re-
publicaDs Of Carroll County, are respectfully
invited to meet at the Court House in Carroll
con, on Saturday, the 25TH DAT OF AueUs1
1888. at i2 O'Clock, NJ, in Mass Convention
for the purpose of selecting suitable candidates
for the following Offices.
nna candidate for Representative,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-23

The Road Tax not worked out on the Roads, VIII DC
payable at this Office The following form for Road
receipt is recommended, viz:
hereby certify that A. B. has performed labor on the
public highway, under my direction, in district No
in Township, between the first day OF April
and the first of October A. D. 1885, to the amount o.
"a cts CD. Supervisor
JOHN M00DY, Treasurer Carroll county.
Treasurers Office Aug. %, 1856.
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viii, also attend At he TrsasufeE's once. In Car
roIlton from the Qad day Of October, untl the 20tt
day Of December to receive from those who ba "
nOtpFeviously paid
The following Is the amount charged on each dollar
valuation for the present year.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-03
NeCrOIOgc dies Il. N.

lie , n0vCmbre, minuIt, iut porte 4
sa dernlerG demcure, avcc In pompe due,
III ron dn cannon, apres les oralsons tl
nebres dIgnes de I'occasion Sam, gan
hec fouryoyt, faux prophetic, genie du
NAL parti du cerveau de Ned Bnntline et
prononce par les Etats- Unis par une
cscorie assassins, et mort CONNIE lc
chat, nenf tois,-le 5 novembre, pour In
dernere tols, nous pensons !-Comme In
syf enc iabuleusc. Sam await dos atraits
do chaTnc.. CONNIE Gle. II etreignait
mort que de cnurs lui doivent de
cuisants regrets II est vrai que l'6cole
de Sam enseigna. lie caoutchoux.--On
Il lnsCFit sur sa lombe
" CT GT humble h6ros des faiseurs dembar-
Terre sur lui sos lourde ras
DE crante que e dabe, aussi yie den bas
Nc le chasse, ct quill ne Ic sourds
Encore parmi nous,
Au grand regret de tous
(Trho,l
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-03
I'm nouveau Parti.

Mus ayons appris de source certaine,
qu'tn grand nombre de citoyens emf.
nems de Ia Nouvelle.Orleans, ayant
prssqne tous appartenus anoiennement
au parti whig, travaillent i 6tablir un
n,uveau parti politique, soas le nom de
pARTI cONsTlTUTIONNEL,
Tout ce que nous pouyons dire dehce
louyeau part, c'est que ses principles
seront bases sur linviolabiite de In
Constitution de nos psres, la libere reli-
gieuse de tols les cutes, ct la recon
naissance des droits acquis par les vrais
citoyens naturalises.
Ce parti rkclamera Ia revision tes lois
de naturalization ct tAchera de fixer i
quiIze annees le temps que tout stranger
devra resider. favenir aux Etats- Unis,
avant de pouvoir obtenir les Iettres de
naturalization. .
Ce parli, tout en- ecartant en- fegle
generale, les citoyens natnralises, des
emplois politiques, surtout letrangcr,
reconnaIt leurs droits occuper tout EN-.
ploi non politique.
Franchement, le parti Constitutional,
nous semble preferable su know-No'
(JMeschacsbs)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-03
UN IMPORTANT DECRET:

LIE Mon,leur a public reinforcement
un important decra, don't le resultat sera
de donner une jmpnlsion exlraordinaire
a la marine franchise. Voici ce que nous
lsons d ce snjet dams lie dernier bulletin
commercial du journal Ia Presse
Tn decret imperial du IL octobre a
produit une vive sensation parmi les ar
mateurs, constructeurs de navires ct les
compagnies marltimes. Ce decret admet
en- franchise, pendant trois ans, les ma
terianx neecessaires d la construction des
navires, tells que les bois, lie fer, le cui.
vre, le zinc, les chanvres ct lea lins, les
goudrons, ainsi que les navires constrits
d fetranger.
DGa la ccmpagnie anglo-americaine
venait d'acheler SIX beaux bAtiments en-
Angleterre, orsque ce decret a parn, ct
la compagnie generate maritime, la COM
pagnle des clippers francais cont en-
msrch6 pour profter de la francisation
accordee pour importation des navires
strangers. Lee grandes affaires maritimes
attirent ii yivement l'aitention, que ION
peut compter que la navigation CONNER
ciale en- France, aura pris sous peu dan.
ses un deseloppement considerable.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-03
Faux retOurs DETECTION.

| Messieurs kEARNEy T. BARTLETT, Il
premier, candidat democratic, le second
candidat X. N. pour la Cbambre del
Kepr6sentants, second District repre-.
sentatf de In NonveIle. Orleans, se SOM
rendos, hier, a la prison dc paroissc, od
tontes les boItes scrutin de la Vile eont
maintenant ddpos6cs, ct, apres asoir etc
admis par Ic sheriff, ills ont compFA. .cn~
sembe, ct ayec soin, les votes donn6s
aux candidats Repr6sentanls du second
District. lie ont dtcouvert dc. crreurs
graves, commlses par les comnissaires,
qui ont fait Ie retour, crreurs qui chan"
gent complement Ic resultat annonce.
ls ont, aprts deponilIement, rcconnu
que les votes de,raient etre ninsi disiri.
bufs
kearnen GIL - Maueaulny, 672,
Dunn, 67''-Barileti, 6i5 Shields. $50
Brice, 655, ce qui consiitue CD total de
60 yoix au'dcssous nu nombre enrc,
gstrs,
Conformement a ce calcuI, Kaarney
q IL voix dc moins que sur les rciours,
ct ses compstiteurs 45 soix de noins.
En- consequence, tous les candidats de-
ont reen nDe majorite, ct ont
sle NOMINEES.
On trouv6 dan. la meme boite de
'ombreux bulletins, portant les noms de
,andida's X n. des Ter et 4me District,
'epr6sentatifs, que les commissaires e.
'aient comPtt. pour Brice, Shiels Ct
Bartlett.
lie juge Kearney nous dit quill con.
estera l'tection, en- raison de cet,e tres
,rave erreur, ct M. Macauiey, scion
outes probabilities, adoptera la meme H.
,ne de conduitc. |
(Courrier de la Lonisinnr.)