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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
Msj. for the Charter. -. &.

THy THORN CAsE-As IMPORTANT DEcIMos--The
long contested euit against Col Herman Thorn OF
New.Yerk, was brought to close In the Court OF
pal decision in his favor, the vote being nine to one
The writ was brought in the Court Of Chancery to
recover very large sum Of money, nov amounting,
1t is said 10 half million Of dollars. The allegation
was that Mr. Herman Thorn had, some twenty years
ago, obtained assignment Of Eliz abeth HATS in
terest in the Jaurcey estate in fraudulent msnuer,
by threats and imposition, and for wholly made
ouate confederation. The present Chancellor, hsv-
ing been one Of the counsel in the cause before he
came into Office could not sit, and it was referred to
Chief Justice Green, who. after careful hearing OF
the matter in February Of last year. decided in IA
yor Of the defendant Thorn, on these grounds:
LIST. That the assignment was not obtained by
fraud or imposition. and is legal and binding IT. ans
fer of the property to Mr.. Thorn from Miss Halt,
both in law and equity. I'd. That former suit 10
New. York had once settled the matters embraced In
this suit 20 that the Courts OF this State Gould mol
again take cognizance of the case. And 3D. fha the
lapse of time wss so long since the trsns"SnChs .eoA
place. that the claim. If any was barred by the stat
ute of limitations. From this opinion the complain,
ant appealed to the Court Of Error. and Appeals, aud
brought the cause to hearing at the last November
MI the succeeding term to prepare their minds for the
decision, which was made on Wednesday, Affirming
the decree of the Court Of Chsncery as settled oy
Chief Justice Green in favor Of the defendant Her
man Thorn In the Court of Appeals, the decision
turned on the first ground that there was no fraud or
impostion on the part Of Mr. Thorn in obtaining the
release.
Archer Clifford, E.q., was proee cutting party on the
record being the representative Of Miss Halt but the
real person In interest was Jonathan Edwards H'yt,
of Connecticut Farms. in this County. who recently
died, and who prosecuted the suit be beipg the nsIt
of Kin and residusry legstee Of MIS- Hat Inls
closes a long and very tedious controversy, which
has been in our Courts since 1886. The counsel for
the spr ellsnt were Asa Whitehead, VIM l. layton,
of ibis State, and George Wood, Of New York; for
the defendant, VIM. Pennington Abraham y 10
r L.. Ck~4n .v.1 thar
York. Newark Daily Advertiser.
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fhtfr sferh sets But their employees md IN sv
your servsnt leave bors-s united Ia street
and break lea this ,ouf rep
thy preesey the thst VI th-se d-fsnd You
sed bet otherwise The lay holds Joa respoos the
f.rsr 10 the extent Of the tsmase only Yyu j1,y
hini ., hs s.a.s.. should no, Be Pea.-no, eIsuPsJ
,shs.nes bad oee.ps. viii i Ties. a..ai.s. rs
niot c.'e for vineietve dsnsses You punsh
tbem-pot 20 teach them their duty erroneo been
gu rested By the counsel for the plaintiff for rot the
tribunal or the form Of setson for hs-bu, .scer.n wat
is the actual damage sustained BY the p.!nH tn. ,ea
lss' upc The aeisns tell YOU tia, ,ss.s inars.
ourston proper sa,c. for jour eonsiaer.1n n yoe
find that they are Hhely to be pernsoest 700 will -
10 remuneration for the los OF bis eooseqae ut BON this
accident expenses Of ptJseisns medicines stteodsne.
and so Tor bis .uferints You cay -h., yea
sufer for bot 10 look OF coase-
Of the fuhu Mt aud enjoyment sre.
prisss Thee vast Improvements bring benefits which
eens like ibess he snenfeo and those c.u.ios the
should be held risd ,by the sufferer Bat 10 adi
eating between the sufferer and the delinquent you should
hesp within those bounds which the 10 it, .i.d,u nss
MARRIED out The you 20 beyon them ADD uadeste
to punsh this Company OF TO teach ID their duty
begin 10 DO viops and lot tell yoa Jou will T.
long shall continue TO hirk Of trial
few words upon spotaer triple AMI sm dons Itbs
impression among Jurors that IL them
sivey to decide the amount Of damages be svied
Thish sres. mistake II through fear nvpr through pa.
sion or PREJUDICE you should nod ved
pepsste the plaintiff for the Ices be has sustained his
hsrsh unjust the defendants the Court calm de-
lib. rate Consideration will your versict saAe Remember
can and necessary vu be snssd pnt and ersuaed
In speeon with your verdict by the Court psrhs lons
paced away You have listened spentvey and ppi-oy to
the denee and the Arguments Of Contss you
eep.9soo b.v. ,o san zoo so11 you ,ss or
b the Court END to the parties
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TAdvertisenept

The astounding curiosity of the day is the nam
moth C,,i at BspsuM's MvsEus. Who weigh, 20 pounas
lated by crowds daily Of the most RS pectsoe mme
pr PRIV /. play ed and The Lady Of Lyons THIS
aTTIksooN
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fASvertisetnent

WHooPING COUGH can be instantly relieved oy
S.hiDs the throat and chest with ,
.s, 70 fhs pisht spd morning and In few dsys cure
=. .ksS,d Price 50 cents . bottle Sold ct No Nev-t'
"a \, MTLHAU Druggist. No lsS erosd~S'
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more or less injured. He hopes stop will be put to
zach reckless driving for he thinks that IL al
been for the nposi,on Of ths, special CO art he
himself might have been fatally injury
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WINDOW SHADES at Wholesale for Cash, by
woonYopp a WymPLE No So Cath.Iiue st. Y. Manu-
e,uisI OF Window Shades and Table Covers which they
offer At prices ~ suit the times
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are also requested 70 inform Hou.stcepen That they pur
Elinl -e
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Those who have old Portraits, Daguerreotypes,
Mnt.ure OF deceased which they wsh
and rendered durable. should pay BRADYs vst No. s5s
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-s,.cl.L rs.x-N..eH 50

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-srsci.L Tgax-M.RcH 80
Before jude wooDRosy
James Jof pston and others Frederick T. Radcf and
Norman Cutter.
This csse which was partially reported 10 yester-
days paper still under argument large number Of o;her
depend the n suit Of this
The ale upon which founded the
defendants formed special partnership the 18th Of feoru
~ 1854 1t being advertised that ur Cutter had put capita.
pso but that credit obtained for the ne con
with the Empire City Bank for $50 secat,
y ~. ~ III, !, i. ho o ,h mn w. '9 49,,
OF Ptse Bscons pspen the Of S75 90
which dge few dsys made a Temporary srr.n
portion thereof eco plseed to the credi, OF
cliff hich sutbor,ed to draw Immediately few
day; ste,wnd new srr.nsentn q; ". n,se BY wh;h the
queLty collected BY him making capital OF CTS 900 which
actually went into bis business
ed that Mr. Cutter sold the stock Of
goods snd asse for lsreer smouut thsn they realized
Rseeiia a':unine the isbii:s Of the old bushes.
sufficient TO meet all the liabilities aud that there
the creditors Of the thereby Payment
made the Of about $3.50 600 The d-b Of
5 %ooaa 20 :sSS ns
Of esnypg tho busnes s.cr6ce Incurred durius
the he.v, In the AL to raise money There will.
The principal que si1n in the neither the OF
putting in the capital IL to be deemed fraudulent
Another whether the ...uuins Of the
upon the creditors Of the specisl psrtne rship
The argument the part Of the plsnf To the lest queS
ton that the arrangement wn Intended ely to get rid OF
liabilities by settips special partnership. On the other
side 1t insisted that the lawful aud
Injury hes In fact resulted from to the creditors of che
special partnership.
An INNER of evidence hss been taken 10 the case
ard the Argument which commenced week since. h
yet concluded Dams has been heard for defendants
drew BosIdman for the PLAINTIFF, and w. c. Noye concluded
the argument for defe pdapts to-day.
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ADVERTISEMENT
ne best assortment Of FINE TEAS will


De foopo ~ TIE CnIox TIA ConpASYs and
eeesnt store No lz5 Chatham st. between Pear and Rooss
veltsta the oldest Tea In the eitv W. ..ur.
readers they do better here than sssb.,. .h.,
Wholesale or retail. No branch stores ~
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Advertise ment
BLAKE's PATENT FIRE PROOP PAINT. No. lI9
Pearl f.-See under head Of Psints
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CouRT OF SEssIoSs.-Michsel Tally, who was con.
vcted indcms for not sentenced the Penep
tary 60 days Peter Ryan, convicted of the offence
sentenced for like but In consequence Of extenu
srs circumstances sentence suspended The tns Of
John Kane for burglary 10 robbng alleged dry goods store
in Wiiamsbursh in September last, was continued
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FALL Down THE HIGHTs "A laborer named Robt.
Murphy. residing In Geenwichst wYoik. in taking
for the Montague FeIry bis return home
Thursday evening down the slope Of the Hights aud be-
Ing unable stop his headwsy precpitated the wall
distance Of nearly so feet He seriously
min
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Sir: ssndips tSs esPrat,oe o. re ums ~
Tie soiSsSsrs he, s:esl ed comply ws 10. sss
- - XNer sbs e1pirstos Of aid thirty dsw the &c
~sssS nay not P.s.ed w Be yorhies' srs - Is
a-ntst,os By orastef the Directors, r.
John sIMPKIN5. ia. h. ~ rrssA Of the u T. 0e'
NevYork March ID. leSa
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Nrw.Yosx Feb II. 1855
At. MEETING Of the stockhoiders of the

ATa MEETING Of the stockholders OF the
"A FULTON MINING COMPANY held st the ONE o, .ne
Co upsny Inc 2 William New'YortJ on the itn al
81. "a ovs, ~ thirds Of the the Stock Of the Con
psny ths number required By the swJ the Company W"
''sse nee COMPANY. called the FULTON COFFEE CON-
PANY va formed the 18th alt under the laws o. ne
- u,rhssn nth % 900 shares Of Stock aSesAoe ana an
..snt ~ al Der sharc has this day been called sP,n
Capital ssoci payable the ees Of The T1 :, n.
hSoiS". N The lsts Fulton Mining Compsay aPon py
s.t Of he above Of And the %
cnSbER COMPANY the proportion Of one share % ave
diseoan, Of thr,e Pc, cent w y .nos'' ~
"sn~ Ps'e W. " Bv order Of the Directup,
IopN sIMPKINs Ji Sea- ssA TresA Of the y. T. 70
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Drp 0cp6a
1OSS ROBES 1OSS
100. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT lOCo.

1oss ODIE'S 1O55
1000. OPENING AssoUscENESr IOJo.
SPRING AND suxssa RETAIL raADz
NJ. e = ,Iss = s !; s,,S.5,,
WI rr-puee % ..his,i 70 ta- L.di.. Of s.vYort.
Br''s'n '. s.!. CITY al he 'Gir'aHt's
TUESDAY Sd DAY OF APRIL and tn. faIlo-in, day.
L1D KS ,yIs, i 81 sfItIis'
ever Sf-r.d Tor ... Ia tsis eoautry
k.puf.etur.d from fabric. Of Ii, highest .Icssoo. ed
f.-hi ILs,e sisd
rxsRor 3: Ed TX a. x
An 's. .a IL .. %'ss :.1 biz
design, arc The n. '..;s and no~
.!s E4s s.s 81: i ssss .s.sss
hs eIelunve iuportsnoe ard nsna'setared
expressly Res. ff.s ;! .s. Sc ssaa''
cHAsr1LLY FAC LACE NANTES.
OK entirely rev md on. p. s,a.a. .as manufactured in
AfrLISSk IaaE T'1s 49,,
Ju received for the oPl1s and Of s,ls: .zoiasv.y
''ss''d to ' s.:.s. 3, E iss s:A'' H'''
TIE sUBscRTsEa would P.Id uI.ry remind h. fti.nd.
md Rts g. FOR rails ssascs
md so s: s'' ehn0 be '''' any other '''A
x6sT S5cs % 4:
TONED sssinsr mskng sel.ccns till they
and spen4id assortment, on rues6sy, X o. April
GEORGE eROuIE
Ne. 81 Cana q; and 40 IS Lup-asrd 81
An ENTIRE NEW sTOCR OF SILKS and
"A MILLINERY 600 % for sPstSG SALES 1855.
NICHOLSON 4 WRIGHT,
No 81 Liberty-s wet o. Broadway
Cash and shot time buyers re invited 70 ersnins .hsi,
toet Of
Fshion.be Drew Trimmings.
Lace Goods and kmbro.deres
SILKS Gloves and White Go,ds,
Ribbons shswls,
Millinery Arncles "a
RICH FIGURED AND PLAIN DRESS SILKS.
Black Gro de Rhine AID VAte.ed silss
0yeaf n4u vi hA offered 10 CLosE BuYEaS
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FIRE AT O'Clock last evening, stable on the
premises of John Comfy cartmsn, 10 South Eighth st.
near Monmouth, Jersey City, was burned. His horse
was also burned to death in the flames tenement
on the ont and one on the rear Of the lot
scorohed by the fire, and flooded with water Loss
about 5000.
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OF acres Of alternate section. for sale at "a so sore
Tie "IDgersol" psmphIe, put this argument for
wud prominently, and even Questioned the correN-
nee. OF the official repor, from the Lind Connissos-
err q, Washington showing large sales Of lands. II
order to show the fslscy Of this statement statistics
have been obtained from the various Lsnd-Oeces -
the line Of the Road, which show thst out OF $40
townships. covering 1850 900 acres there renal.
III sold Of Governmen, lands only 35i,7Oo acres
equal to about ISi townships out Of over Soo-asd
these lands barren and refase-.be resduru sfesr
millions Of acres had been selected. OF these scru
s7S 400 within six miles Of the rosd and 800
within fifteen miles.
The Imports of Dry Goods continue to show
decline compared with last year. The amount ~
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NEKJERSEY ITEMS.

HoBoKES CHARTER VorE-OrPIcIAL RESULT
TIE vote cast in Hoboken at the Charter election on
Taursday, was 523:
For the Charter. .......................33 1897
Opposed to the Charter. ................le5
Msj. for the Charter. -..l52
The event will be celebrated with some sort of q
demonstration on Tuesday next The first Municipal
election will be held on the 10th of April-the second
Tuesday of the month, and will occur upon the same
day as the Charter election in Jersey City sort Of
oyster and champagne jolifcation had been planned
by the opponents of the Charter but the result led to
its adjournment sine die.
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Samuel johnson. a guest at

Internationally
LHARY & Co., Art-Hatters and Vendors to Gen.
st.men Stores, Astor House. Broadway, Y.
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NEW SPRING MANTILLAS.-E. S. MILLS
~ hiss 10 stock large and sesatifd .s.G.meat OF
variety Of vie and pattern Merehs1ts from every section
particular, invited to eel. and e..@oe the y.roa' hind.
ke and they viii be offered ct the ovest manufacturing
prices; tossther with the usual stock Of SPRING SdAWLs
and purchased ct suetios ct very
low prices Nos 90 80 Cham bers up asiv He~.Y9h
OPENING Of SPRING STYLES in MAN
OTlLLAs o~ins to the Delay 10 th. .rvs o. sss
Of HOLYNEUx BELL while 10 Ps,s fscieved too LATE
show opening st Tuesday but Lsdes may rely upon
seeing them together With copies from the orsns on
TUESDAY NEXT,
April 3.
Ladies call and inspect them
that dsy MOLYNEUx BELL, Ne So Canal St
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Clothing.

ENTLEMEN's THREE.PLf Linen .U s,
N LARs-All the plain and fssh Jnsss Hy Q. GOV y
.r.e .sornerr Of .v,y .i,e Aso syISn rss assss
cuffs &e. sc prepared .r rs.sy 70, 70. sssx al N..ssa
retail ia I'M ~ - -.
Spring FAsBION.-Just finished the most
y I,, aa article ever offered 10 The paeae
A. he low price Of s. BaoWA. No - aaesoa ~
VOTTHS' and CHILDRENs CLOTHING
II JOS B. CLOSE. BAILEY Co No = rsl p.ssS1
,ccot. he CITY Hall have on hsnd tns oes 49,
rns .nd ssoet and sses 20 be found .ne onts
Gafrs spd suabls for al ssos, from tnree 70 sv"S J
"a q Wholesale snd for srsstlJ redsced Pf1eee
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Millinerp, &c.

NTEW SILK and MILLINERY GOoDo-
IN HOusE.-HROsr Mallory. Ne ssasofnsRfEs
SpIrIs. LACEs WHITE coos. 9RAss,cLoIas: &c 6,
IscLupfsc vElv ATTRACTIVE AND LsIths NJ" S'
Iunsusn RIpveyron raon TINS rfieU
10 CASH PURCHAsEks
Svx HrvrsY Ayp MOST YAsufosAme 0ooos.
g 7 B A W o y, .lss
NSII HR Eb,
ss~ Al q HAlLxrs.
~ ~ JeaASe
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NOTlCE.-An assessment Of FOUR DOL
IN LARS each share OF the PORTAGE ALBION
MINING COMPANY has been levied and made payable
tn. 10th Of April next at the Office OF the Conpsny No. 50
Merchant EIchAB .e.-Eew York. March 3 1855
By oreer Of the Directors w BUrTERHO2TH,
Secretary and Treasurer. P. 4. Co.
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DEREMPTORY SALE Of EMBROIDERIES
IRISH SCOTCH AND CONTINENTAL
MANUFACTURE
THE ENTIRE SPRIN0 IMPORrATION3

DEREMPTORY SALE of EMBROIDERIES.
L IRISH, scSTc ,4t AsD GSyrISESTAL
THE EsrrRs A sPRIso HfssfFoRrArIoSs
VIII DO on s.."for the ensuing d.y-.t REDUCED r.crs,
much lee. than in STEALING VALUE.
i.Is, I'D es., Line. Of Ean,o H.rs:.,.,,.t
:Iss an: :DS eo., Line. Of Ir.s Lusn sbf, Fronts
Large ard costly Lines Of Cotton Shirt Fronts
Las. md costly Line. Of Printed III. Hsudlerchi'h
And nu.t se sold within The sSoye specified nns on us
''''"- Nee IS AID 81 vesey Ct. and No churehs-
DRINTS-Light and dark styles, Steams and
s:ds s1 b. iSEss co so.s%
DKIN1S-Steams and Madders, new styles, re-
''i''' NON SEssiTa q n. % and !, Bto.d..,
CHAWLS and MANTILLAS.-The Subscribers
,S,.Sl. r the .s..on Of the styles say .ad price
not to be supposed in the city R A 81 roSEs
Nos ~ and zoe 9Th .v., Ooe door eelow ltte.st
CUKS-PLAlN aud FANCY SILKS:-We are
y row Offering ne Of Plain Black. Colo,d f.n:J
Stripes f'id' and h'0''A'i Rs & i'i PowERs ~
Nos 2o4 and 9oe 9Th AZ one door below l.se q:
N1ICKS. DENNIS and CHECKS-A good as
''H't' nj sr sssfi1if ~ and s..4.
WITT GOODS! WET GOODS! WEI
w GoODs!-GreS bargains in WET LINEN oooD''
''n'"''ns WET paMAsK AND NAPKINS.
Also lsrse lot Of % perhne .,, ,rr,r,xo
WET LINEN sHlRTlN6 ANp shEeriN"
h''' l'rs YET Is q LINEN iSHsHi aiASDkERcHIEFs
''''a'' large Il %s ia 2lt ssir rowELrso
Also, large lot Of supei hIe ~ any
WET BLACK SILK.
llso esvs and bales Of superior quality ...,vc
WET COTTON sHIRriSa AND shEEfiNo
besides lot Of rieh pstteIns -
All sOods warranted and free 70 I'll gaTt' Of the ely sno
,,.,,itS ANDREW O. COLBY. No 81 Ss.
VITHTTEROCK SHIRTINGS.-Th Whiterock
w NiI. ,upersne 81 nea Bes he'd Cottons: also ezra
n,s, tvit Gotten, unequAed for fnene Perfeei0n
ana a'' NEsMITH Co. Nos 80 and II Bro.ds.y
w OOLEN 81, 800 packages comprising
w CIohs Casino rec sstne Jesns. kerseys, Lasey'
Rb.vh Blankets, &C. Por sale BY u.,
NEsMIrH Co Nos 50 and VI Brosi~sy
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7 INENS-IRISH and SCOTCH LINENS
IL We will open on THURSDAY, March % 1875 l,rss
line OF rh Linens of hi hoson's snd other
1t before offered Ia tbs city An
early call respectfully iequ. sted
REMSEN & POWERS.
Nos p4 and 206 IA Q Sof below lih 81
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GREAT BARGAINS in EMBROIDERIES,
~ HOSIERY. &c
The subscribers have just received and Offering
very stock of the finest Psrs and Scotch NEEDLE
WORK. EMBROIOERlE5. German and Ensish HO 5IEaY.
being the entire stock Of Importer unfortunate in business
they are enabled to odr ct unprecedented low pceA The
above consist Of beautiful French Needewor Collars Chem
etes ard sleeves; French and Scotch Needewort 8snds
great variety LsdeS Eu brodersi sks Irish and French
Linen Hsndkecte, Csmbrics Ensish Thread Maltese and
Honon Lsces Chidens and Geptemsns Hosiery in every
variety the whole Of which they offering at prices.
which must insure speedy clearance
REMsEN POWERS. late
OBRIEaG DISGEE,
Eos ga and 2na 9Th Az one dor baloH 9Th It
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BnAsu,AcruHEas me wgoLEsALE DEALERS IL
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
WAREHOUSE,
Nos ~ and IL wARREN-sTaEEf. s... sro.e-,,
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CASH SILK and FANCY GOODS HOUSE,
~ MERRIT NICE OILS.
No so Libertyr New York,
Invite the attention OF cash buyers large and soos
Of goods In their line such
SILKS, RIBBONS DRESS TRIMMINGS, LacEs. EN-
BROlDERIEs WHITE GOODS. HOSIERY.
GLOVES. GRAPES. &c &c
All OF whlsh they viii soil at immense reductions to ch pa,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-26
sHERIFFs SALE.

George Hendricks,
VS. In Partition
Silas Amos, ct al.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas OF Carroll
county, Ohio i will offer for sale on
Monday, the 2lst day of May, A. D. 1855,
the PREMISE, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N.
and o'clock r NJ of said day, the following property
situate in said coontytO w.t. The southwest quarter of
section twentyreght (2s) in Township twelve Q2) OF
Range five (6) containing 100 acres.
Terus.-0ne third cash in hand, one third in one
year, and the remainder n two years, with interest
from the day Of sale, the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises. Appraised at 81,
66O. JOHN H. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff,
April 10, 1855, td.--pr. fee, 3 0U.
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TRx RxPuBucAN PARfF.--It 10 amusing to
see how few Of the Hunker leaders try 10
Identity he Republican party with the Know
Nolhnzs. They are cndeavoring 10 pull the
wool over The eyes of the Republicans. who are
foreigners By birth, in the hope Of getting them
10 vote The bunker ticket next fall, Nov we
would thank any one, to tel us 10 what Rspub-
lcan Convention, resolutions we're ever adopt
ed. spprnying The proscriPsivs course Of the
Know Nothings towards men Of foreign birth.
The position Of the Republican party just
now, is exactly that occupied By Gen. Tay-
lor previous to his nomination By the National
Whig Convention 10 '48. In different parts Of
the country, the Wings at their county meet.
il. would nominate him for the Presidency, and
The old Hero would re turn them his sincere
thanks-the Democrats in their conventions
would declare be was their FIRST choice. and be
would also thank them for Ihsir profered sups
porl--the Native Americans next came up with
resolutions in hand, telling him that they in
tended to give him their votes. Old Zaek
would smile eomplacently, as he thus received
the congratulations of bis countrymen. Like
a good soldier. be drove no man away from
his ranks. But did be swerEe 'One iot or title
from the principles of bis party? No. He was
a Whig-not an ultra Whig-but one of the
Jefferson stamp. He was in favor of the
Protective Policy, Of Internal Improvements,
and like the Fathers of the Republis, opposed
TO the extensive of slavery.
So with the Republican party Of the present
day. II is established on the ruins of the old
Wing and Democratic parties. HOppOses he
extension of slavery over Nebraska and Kan
zas-is opposed TO letting a man hold office,
who believes his allegiance to the Pope is
paramount to the duty he owes his own Gov
ernment-opposes high salaries and high tax.
es- is in favor Of a retreuohment in al the
expenses of the Govenment--of Internal I'm
prOvements-of adopting a Tariff which will
protect American workman, and at all times
viii advocate the adoption of such measures
as will rebound to the glory and happiness Of
our common country. Here are the doctrines
Ofthe Republican party The candidates nom.
mated will be pleased to receive the votes, in
addition to their own party, Of KnoW- Nothings
and Sag NIGHTS, and would not drive away
even an lncongble old Hurker. But in re-
ceiving their support, the Republican thus Ell
ected, will like Old Zack, mot abate one lot or
tile Of the principles Of his party.-TT TTusca-
rawas ADV.