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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17
General Paez on the Engiish Light Cavalry
Losses-fiis Oner or Service.

SR-we occasionally peruse, this side OF the water,
the interesting periodicals that from the Old
World ought candidy 70 confess that 10 generally
with view 10 Gull nforma ton and instruction there
from Lattsry, however, their perusal has led some Of
could upon military matters at least give few hints 70
Brtans that might be useful TO them in their pre-
sent Or 'mean dificutes. am myself a Venezuelan
Ilartro and you will not be surprised that my sympa
tbes with Jour poor cavalry and their unfortunate
horses in the Crimes You are aware that my country
was the scene Of much hard fighting during the
ne pendence and that In the Of that interesting
struggle the Spanish cavalry beth heavies aud lights
was destroyed Az myself had something 70 do thereto
ALLOW me 20 give you the fut Of my experience aud
explain "a ron 70 Stics Ny mounted upon
small active horses all under IL hands and they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17

the DAY or OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE.
The day Of our lady Of Guadalupe (the 18th OF Deem
btr) passed of very quietlyt generally observed
day Of rest but beyon1 that there was no demon
siration except few umnatons in parts Of the
city. The two houses Of the Legislative Assembly ad
journed over from Monday nntn Wednesday.
SMALLPOX AMONG THE UTAH INDIANS.
We learn that the smallpox has broken out among the
Utah Indians and been quite fatal Several Of the lead
ing men OF the tribe had died. and among others Chico
lasque2 the chief We regret the death Of this chief
He had become very friendly within the last year he had
influence with bis tribe than any other man In IT,
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W; Srsllsn. - Der Der, I Inter tMis flgri sas grSete Eager pm erates
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GARTEN

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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06
The Mass Meeting.

Last Thursday, at the appointed time, Mes
srs. Chase and Medill, with their respective
friends, Hon. John A. Bingham and Attorney
General, George W. MCCook, confronted each
other upon the stand erected for the occasion.
In pursuance of previously written arrange.
ment entered into by the respective commit
tees, Governor Medill led of in a speech Of
one hour, at the opening Of which he complain.
ed bitterly Of the arrangement his friends had
made by which he should open the discussion.
We take this opportunity to state, that his
friends desired the opening of the discussion,
and the Republican committee consented, be-
cause they had given the challenge to the De-
mocracy.
The Governor dwelL but brief period upon
the affairs of his Administration, and then
struck off in real Don Quixoile style after the
Know Nothings, occasionally imagining that
he had found a wind mill and the way he
puffed and smote the DIR, very lily became the
easy position Of .hs covering for his cranlum,
Notwithstanding his pathetic appeal to all for
eign born citizens and his bitter denuuciation
Of Know No.hings, he made most admirable
failure in bis attempt to bolster up his present
slavery rotten administration by begging the
question. Asked why he and his administra.
lion should be held responsible, for the acts o.
Pierce and bis coadjutoT. over whom he had
no controlf And whined most piteously that
the AboliliOnists and Know Nothings wanted tc
remove him from the Gubernatorial seat for nC
good reason whatever. And then after a gen
eral dissertation Of the Know NOthings he tool
his seat. not however until he ayerred mos
positively. that Atchison and Stringfellow wer,
Know Nothings, and that by them and lhei
followers the ballot boxes of Kanzas had beer
taken possession Of by force Of arms. and tha
ell the murders of Louisville, Cincinnati AM
Columbus had been committed by the Amer
lean party, and that the country was about Il
be ruined il these jacObins should control it
dsstiDlss.
Then arose Salmon P. Chase, and with th,
appearance and dignity ofa FREEMAN, said tina
be was not member Of any secret political or
gsnisstIon, and that he was not to be thsartat
in his attempt to show up the main issues o
shis campaign. by his honorable opponents at
attask upon the American organization, or an,
other party or set Of men save and except tn
Republican party as It stands upon the Repub
Rsaa platform adopted at The 18th of July Con
Ssndos. which placed him before the people o
nis Stats 81 their Gubernstorial candidate
Aad 10 truth said he there are but two issue
h AIs eensest, for they absorb all others o
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06
NOTICE

Ia hereby given, to John McGavran, of Columbians
county, Ohio Margaret Lucy, intermared with George
Lncy, of Oolrmbiana county, Ohio, Stephen McGaVran
of Carroll county, Ohio, Mark McGavran, OF Pike coun
" Ohio Sarah Hill, intermarred with Samuel Hill Of
Morgan county, Ohio, Elizabeth Magatgan, OF kenslng
tom Philadelphia county Pennsylvania, Thomas McGav
ran Of Scott county, Iowa. Martha Nays, intermaTried
with John Mays, OF Edger county, Illinois, Mary Lucy
intermarred with Charles Lucy Of Illinois, (county moi
known that on the Slst day Of August, $780, hled
petton in the Probat to Court of Carroll county Ohio
Sainst them as the children and Heirs at law OF William
McGayran late of Carroll county, deceased wheTe tne
same ia now pending, in which said Petition ASK the
court to authorize me, as Administra.o. oi Millan
Mc9avran, to complete contract IN WIlune, en'sreu
into by said William, in his lietTe, with MS son. JCnn
McGayran, of date of October 2nd, le4i Dy "hich
written contract said William sold to said John one
hundred and ten acres Of land in Carroll county ONO
and the same on which he then lived Del ng all oil the
North west quarter of Section thirty sx 1885, In town
sbip twelve (l2) Of Range four l4,) Excepting hity
acres of the west side of said quarter Section The fe
ton will be for hearing in said court on the 2sth day
Of september instant at which time ask said court fOr
an order to make deed part OF the HEIRS at law o
William McGavran, Deceased to John MeGaVran, tor
the lands above described and that unless you appear
and answer or demur &c the Petition the facts therein
stated will be taken as true and confessed and adudi
Gated therein accordingly.
WILLIAM H. McGAVRAN, Admr.
ofWILLIAM McGAVRAN, by
.H, VAN BROWN, his Atty.
Sept. 6--l855, Sw. Pr fee $4,00
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06
Might Meeting.

On last Thursday night, at meeting Of both
parties, a discussion came OF in the Court
House.
.Stambaugh, ,ofTuscarawas county opened
the discussion in half an hours speech showing
up the iniquity Of the tax system and the man.
ner Is was executed by State officers. After
which, R. j, Atkinson followed, endeavoring to
vindicate the policy Of the State Government.
Hon, John A. Bingham renewed the contest Of
the day, throwing down the glove to the slave
Democracy holding up the Pierce De-
mocracy in most unseemly view-before
the close OF which we left for home. We un-
derstand that Mr.. Atkinson then followed and
during his remarks, he read from the Free
Press an article headed Sag NIGHTS, and pro.
ceeded to say all manner of hard things Of the
editors, Such as that we were ialsifyers and
liars. And that we knew we we're lying when
we penned the article, &c. To all this we
reply in another article.
But about this stage in the proceedings OF
the speech Of the inimical auditor. some person
from the country becoming tired, and the hour
late, near ten o'clock, cried out below stairs,
Come on, boys; and let us go hOme-Bob At
kinson can't make Speech Whereupoa the
father Ofthe speaker Jumping right up in the
meetin' said that is Judge Trpp-Our digni.
fed Judge, land sun1ry other words, not full
ly related to US, and the speaker said is that
Judge Tripp3-heis no gentleman any way.
Alter which the nice little late Free Soil, (nOw
Pierce Democratic) Central Committeeman,
feeling himself controlled by the spirit (nOt the
good spirit) squealed out "a pretty Judge
pretty stuHto make Judge of--dirty stink
ing little pup and partly exhausted with rag,
dropped clear down into HE seat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-06
Sag Ninhta Again.

Mr.. Atkinson during his remarks last Thurs
day evening read our article and said we lied,
&c.--foi, said he, we had no such meeting;
but true it is, we had a meeting of few OF Our
friends at my house that evening for OTHER pur'
poses And whilst he was here up jumped
particular beauty and says that was meet'
ing in relation to money matters, Oh, yes, it
was not Sag Nicht meeting, but a meeting
for 'other purposes and In relation to money
matters Now let us reason together. And
first. If it was a meeting for other purposes,
what we're those other purposesi Why did
not Mr.. Atkinson divulge the purposes. The
purposes might have let the cat out of the
waIlet--and for fear Robert might do SO, the
old King pinched clsse to the seat of the mex
pressibles Of particular beauty and up he pop
ped and said in howery language it was in re-
latiOn to money matters, and Robert giving
assent proceeded with his defamation.
Ii that meeting was for money purposes, is
it likely that Mr.. Atkinson and others that
we're there, many of whom ale gentlemen OF
easy circumstances, 1--WE say would Mr., Atkin-
son, with salary Of more than ten dollars per
day, and his rich political friends of that occa-
sion, invite in men Of very limited means
who could not conveniently pay any hand mo-
ney, nor whose names would add to the secu.
rity Of the negotiable paper Of Mr.. Atkinson,
nor any Of his moneyed friends. We repeat
if it were money meeting, why were men
of limited circumstances invited? The truth
is, We have no evidence upon which we can
detract a single word from what We then said;
but instead, we have additional proof in the
fact that Mr., Atkinson failed to make known
the objects Of that meeting and in the addition
al fact of the prevaricatiOn Of the statements
Of the pink Of perfection by our knowing the
fact that men without money TO spare for po'
litical purposes, whose names would not secure
the notes Of either Mr.. Atkinson or his bitter
little friend were invited, therefore that phase
of the story as related by him and his friend, is
untrue. And further-why was it that portion
of those who attended that meeting we're to b
seen going in the back way through Mr.. Al
kinson's lot at the dark hour Of night, q
we are informed, and as is currently believed
Therefore, we can see no good reason VIII
we may not call it Sag Nicht meeting with a
much, and indeed great deal more truth tha
meeting Of our political friends can be dub
bed by them and their pigs tail organ, -
cut.throat, midnight, dark-lantsrn. Know No
thing meeting, The truth is, they have com
menced this game, and now it is the best hid
that holds out the longest.
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RnrNngh Taxes.

Mr.. Atkinson in his Court House Speech oil
last week, referred to the enormous taxes le-
We'd by our Town Councillor Borough pur.
poses and sneeringIy asked the question, what
is done with 90 much money in this petty
place? And he averred that the taxes we're
increased by our County Commissioners town.
ship Trustees and School officers and not by
the State officers.
MIR, Atkinson said he was raised in this town
from boy. Wellif Mr.. Atkinson has resi-.
ded here the last twenty years for no purpose
whatever in the way of advancing the interest
Of this town and without devotng any Of hi.
Financial skill and experience in its behalf
need he be surprised that it is petty county
town. Does not Mr.. Atkinson reco!lect tha
the Main street of our town, was graded
years ago at an expense Of hundreds of dol
lars, and at time when he was a resident q
said street, which debt or expenses have neye,
yet been peidH Does not Mr.. Atkinson know
that the Messrs Stalsys still have judgment
against his native town for about I5C
dollars, upon which the town has paid more
than Eighty dollars interest9 Does not Mr..
Atkinson know that fire Engine was purChas
ed years ago, and not then paid for, and that
judgment was attained With large amount o
cost acCruing upon 8 Mandanus--from tht
Supreme CourtH That debt is now entirely
cancelled, Yet the grading debt remains un
paid to the full amount Oftbe judgment. If Mr.
Atkinson in his home thrusts at home authori
ties, had explained how III came 10 take FOuI