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Mas. MIRA CLARK GAISFs.-This lady
deserves 70 rank among the foremost Of
gifted aud extraordinary women of this
or other times. If hope that no ravsrss
can dampen, faith that holds fnst TO its
conviction though all around may fail,
courage that mounts higher with oppo-
sision, and dares the moro the Inighfier
the foe, will that triumphantlY ene0un-
ters MANS viii, and inteI lact hatmatGh-
Is mans irtellest, united with a warm,
g=ncTons and magnaHimena heart and
true woIaanlinesS Of enaracter-if these
constitute a heroic woman, then is Mrs.
MIRA Clark Gaines a haroiua in much
more than che conventional sense Ia
which she term is employed by roman
ists and n0velists. Her history sur
passes Tomancs--it is stranger than &c
ton.
Mrs. Gaines is now in this city, super
intending in person the procurement Of
important evidence to be produced in her
case before the United States Distrist
Court, sitting in New Orleans next
month. The evidence is said to embrace
Rew and staatliRg discoveries IN the re-
cords pertaining 10 the Will Oh Daniel
CLARK, and the relations between him
and Richard Relf, and to be such as 20
inspire the utmost confidence on the part
Of Mrs. Gaines ia the positive and def
mite success 81 her cause. Such q result
after twenty-five years Of wonderful
perseverance and heroic struggle, would
seem 10 indicate the existence Of & inst
God who will not forsake those Who,
convinced Of tbs justice of their eause,
trust in him and refuse TO despair.-N.
d. Della
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One Of the quickest proceedings
in the administration Of justice has Just
taken placein Michigan. On Monday,
October 18th, William Crosiag aud VII
hsm Csonum, hands on board d wood
boss belonging ID chicago, called tha
GknFSsa 6gssf6g, we1e sent On shore 81
Muskegcug FOR MIX. While there they
heartl 81 1 dance 20 CONS Of vi night,
and afssr dark thsy TOOK row boat and
went ashore again. They Asten5ed the
dance anA urosisr accidentally broke q
wina6w glass. William Y0ung and
solan Powers procured guns, loaded them
with haekshpf, and gw0fe they would
shoot Usosiax. He rsn sway and they
pursued him, but just as Crosier was
getting into me b8ak Powers shot him;
b. deli into khe wm&sE, was picked MP By
kia sompanisn, bat died alnesE ssnsaas
aiAesig. Eoanx azad Powers weas asgsss
ssa tfss nighs; en Tussaas klseg we're
lodged I'm jail on TharsdaS shss we're
iasaiefasis On Eeadag tlaeY wase aFsAi gneds
xfsA ana ecnvisssd os rnnFdeFs eli MDzl1
aay ahsy wase ssnseaesa 10 seiitasy In.
pEEsnmzaans fax lie. aud On EuaaAsy
ai9hty axacsIy oze wreck fFum ahe j ~ 81
the murseg, they we're Lodged in lhe pez@
iAgzefsg
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n. 9. R0MN AND co.,

FastoFY On Market street, betWsen-oth
and It'll streets. 0Rce, No 81 Market St,
81. Louis, Ne.
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what sAae Enf9ed States are
worth

The national %salth Of the Q. States,
as an estate, NAY be thus stated
Value Of farms and euI-
tivated soil, S., 900, 900 900
Horses, CATTLE sheep, LOCO, 100000
Agricultural imple-
EnsnEs, 500, O0O, 900
Mines, 4,500, O09, 900
Dwelling houses, $500 900 200
Railroads l. canals, l,000, 000, 900
Factories, mills and
machine shops, 40O, ZOO, 900
Commercial marine, 200, g00, 600
Agricultural produce,
domestic manu-
features, for
eign goods, l,O00,OoO 600
Gold and silver coin
and bullion, 100000, 900
Public lands, ships Of
war, Notifications,
navy yards, public
Buildings, etc, 100000 900
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

tASoTHxR KANSAS 0ur1AaK.s--A news
per In Kansas publlahss sene axecrable
doggerel verses, eRtitled tsWhy don't you
take the papers ~ and credits theta e E3y
N. r. Willis.s But, althaagh the pos.
try Is n0thing 10 hgag 81, EDS sentiments
ttdo honor te The head ard heaxtss Of che
worse than plagariss who charges them
upon tbs sparkling genius Of IdI@wiId.--
The anai atan9a enbeaies . great truth
ID : styie got the mosk attractive
HFag hs whe tAkes tAe papeFa
4aa pays Ala bin when cav
fAn i've ig p#se wash s9pA ne saka
Anal wsth the kTKAlaw faa
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~ naRRsa SALE.

BY viTEms os @he Exaegki "a to me direct
ed kTaRz aha eEsee az tAa Clerk Of the Dis
sxick 0ouzk q n1skaw attamie County Iowa
taaAal pEseede 20 sell as pablie cutlery 90
ThaFsasw. sAa assn CAV az Eox. 4. D. 1857,
bstweAn tbs haaras uF 10 O'Clock \ n. and
4 sscloxk 2, u. u said day, In front Of tie
post oskcs in Eonneil BiaAs the following
ai@Szahaa real eMsake to Wit
III hfaw ar see -, town1hip rs, range
AZ wesk. Andn BIZ n ~ or sec s5, township
~ a@Ne@ a wsak, aakSa a. chs property az
a Is ksasnAszxas g aatisfy al execution IN
favor ~ " y psgrzEn
M HAKER.
Nxia ~ pskgamatk3aie &C, Iowa.
Nxzs ct
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

a Mmw MaSa 0v NAaasxa Wzss M
~ "a en- naak KFesi dseak NesS Asesst
ssnrsing "a ) garsafzg sxssssasson lie
en- s9aYg wAsaa ehNv se9gE aNBNkfs8 by b
welf ka1eA poalts eian fssf j aias
ziA&s a. ssS SD. Il. i n SIaes
o. Szznk fs1nssa. - ~ u zsaI Fss
mnd sszsnzeg snancszaan 81 u s8
wishar&w 1nA hanaagAa yards sod Das
i5a q "a 0ze hss0ss66 NpliAsa i
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Post Omce Revenue.

We learn from the Washington States
that the revenue and expenditures Of ths
Post OiRee Department we're as follows :
For the quarter ending June %, 1857,
Receipts, s1,s5O,ll9,46
Expenditures, s60,277,09
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1MH FAnUks or TRG po9Ave aa0R IN
EBAGANDr~~Tha L0na0n Ssas Of 0cs. 8,
SAYS dial The aatisipasioas which had up
to that time prevailed of b plenEi9m
ercp Of potatoes In that country had been
suddenly dispelled. Ths Star sayss--
fsWithin the laaa few weeks, hewsyaE,
che rot hiss manifested isself IN tie most
extraordinary manner, Hundreds Of
acres will not pay for the digging, as Che
potatoes, although looking very we'll
whgn krst taken cut ct els gFoHnd, in
tweaty-four hours are unit Tor aze. IN
feTsRnaEely this sudden manifestation Of
the disease is not confined 10 any paxtis.
alaE district, hnt seema very gsnsEals~-
This il very sad inselligezes for the poor
50 Is will practically pus this valuable
ssealsat beyond thsiE reach. EoEsam~
sssly hqweSas, We hare had pleasafal
harvest"
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Esd or 4 DxsPxRADo.-Ln, the San
Antonio (Texas) Herald, Of the Zth inst,
Ne find tie following:
Eha notorious O'Shes, so veil known
"a sAia eAmmunity Is now no more. A
nskkiibasiys Justice has 81 isngthssvsrta-
ksn him u spReAra thas he broke iRto
8 Store III CaxGnaxgo, and also stotsa ome
horses, and wns 81 bis way np to Lars-
%. 4 party 81 Mexieans pursnad and
overlook him sb0ut fftesra Dr eighteen
milaa bslsw Laredo, aaaa there killed
him. His remains lis unbngied, nor will
there ever be 4 stone 10 mark The spot. +"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

A VHRy PseuEfAR Drans-- hen our
party u3 SIN hsd seatstI Ii snaseivea ss Tn
centre table, MP attention vas sttrarss
"a by . covered dish, sosnsslaing unsst,aI
vt q Chinese meal. On certain sfrna
tisa eavsF vas removed; and presently the
face of the table was covered win iul
yaEsas crabs, which made their exodus
from shs dish with al posaibEe Yxpidfsyl
The SFabista had been tkrown amss !
plats d vinsgas Just as The scmpany So
a0wn-@sash "a ameFsina mAkine them
Eaoss bSisk aaa lively shAn usul. BE-
aAs sprightlq syogt % the fnfAns crabs
was soon ehsokaa, by each gnest saixina
whisA De esaIa, daaAfng Il into his
mousA sxazhing II hssweaa BIS teeth
and swaaaawfmx shs whoIs aoasaa wsski
ont eeFamnnys D@seaaminsa t0 do aa ssaa
Ohim@ss 60 1 tried shIs naseisy sis5
With one 3Esk sNO. sueeas6e1. nj
ing The shsn sOft Ard xalasinous, fos
they ssasA simg sReaAassxms ass msaas char
8 d. aNtwa aaas Bat I was oosapslIed
ksMsxa II s4 1bA thsza, whiaA Aaa re-
solved 20 take vsueeannss saA xaga ~
Up y Mgp q eAMAp end aessxa ID % "a il
IA Rsiinqnash ny hold and llkgmian A.
sist FROM eng farther experimsaSs az slsis
nssxswUs iifksSss Lssnss.
4
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CANpY FACToRKg

sheriff PottawaEtOnis Co., Iowa.
Oct~29-Is57. 4w
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Never Kide ii ! fine oAkYiags a.
ssE 4 seexe * sszsAstsu wsils ygar ~.
~ arndgss Aaeas II aees, ssa ~ y ~
Scr daily brad
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

TIT FoR TAr.-MoDarque, Tho French
horse, that won tho Goodwood cup in Eng
land, was badly beaten st ChanIiily, IN
France, by the English horse Fisherman,
whose owner won 80, 900 on the race.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

Major OuIbsrsson, prineipaI agent os
Ia Aneriesn Fur C3znpauy. Dr.. ExnrIa
surgeon; and asn. Rsdkeld, A9eus For IL
Crows, 0shawines and Biackfaos Fndi.
ans, passed the night at our wAAFS,
aboard the gteaaAef omaha on Thnrsszas
night last. We had the pleasure 81 "a.
king their acquaintance and from then.
learned thAs Ehe two f0rmar were asxky
days oct frcxm Fort Benton. The lask6r
from the na0nsh o. the Yellow Stone.
They came Ia 8 tMackinaE boat Al kar
q Nebraska City. They report matters
g between the Indians and whites In !
psAceable and friendly condition. The
different tribes of Indians have vet con
siderable diEiculgiss AMONG thenseiye a.
The Sioux are particularly quarrslsous
and disposed @ be oppressive 10 their
weaker brethren.
Mai. Cuihert8on has been for 30 yeara
"a thiE service his head IN nov sssiivsr-
I'd Ger with the frost OF many winters Z,
yst his eye Is keen, his step elastic and
bis form noble and cCmaaasding.
One Frenchaaau IN companY bad been
IN that supper country eighteen Years:
now returning for the arss time. BE ex-
pressed himssEf greatly surprised at the
improvement FsAlong this river gince 4
vent up. He thought he "woufd rnn
down and see how the folks we're getting
along at home.U BE was from What II
an early day was called Vftfs poohs.
now carondnIst, and really portion Of
St. Louis. He'll wonder what thines airs
coming 70, when be gets 'fhome,o and
sees what has been going on, while he
has been ruralixIng up nurth. Byoscsls-
tile Adg. @
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

ALL pefs0as knoMAn@ ehsm4aalvss Ia
asossa e II ! go .S &C. .., n "a
noyasE MaRRInf & nuwEM.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

Asd AassSaa 4 CSBBstGsisa AsgcAa ais,
ElOR the sale q Merchandise, Houses,
R ZoEx Lands, &c,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
- Coaaignments solicited from home
end ahfnsd, sod attended to with prompt
ness and dEspateh.
-@2EFER TO
lEop q. ". Beaten, IT,. Council BI1zs,
r. r. Sansw. ..ss..,. .....,
s. q. Hohlnson, s.........
We n. Robinson, .......
8. Dgallards .s,ess..... .... Buffalo, y. /
4. 81. Kkelar, s.ssss s...,. Albany,
Sax gfS6& GiY
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Columbus, Oaio, Ap I'll Ito, 1851

To THE AUDITOR OF CARROLL CoUsry.
SIR: The Governor aad UJmnmdsr in Chief OF the
Site Of Ohio having, in pursuance Of an act entitled
" An Act to organize and dsciF line the Militia ana
Volunteer Militia, ~ passed March 2o.h, 1891, under
his oIder Of April LODI, 1851, instructed me to GARY
into effect the provisions Of said act.
You are, therefore, hereby, required to instruct the
Assessors Of the several townships" aud IFald5 in
your county " to perform all the duties required Of
them by this Act as set forth il those sections there.
OF, a copy OF which is hereto appended. You viii,
also, cause this order to be inserted in one or more
newspapers published in your County Or B,iglie,. or il
there be- no newspaper published therein, then in one
published in any adjoining County, belonging to the
same Division, according 70 the provisions for DWl.
sious and Brigades, as laid down il the 2nd' aud Sd
Sections Of this act.
1t is hoped tbat a prompt and faithful compliance
with tue requirements Of the Law will be shown by
your Assessuls, and full returns made to your office by
them of all persons subject to perform military duty
under this act. Very respectfully, yours,
FRANCIS NJ, WRIGHT
AUDITOR OF STATE.
Anril % '57-9 w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07
.New Special Notices.

Ksurs Wofn PAsuLLEs.-lt i pdriul 70 drug q
ebid vuh Disgusting poi0ns. Most vImiiuges eoms
opder his bead. KsmP's Lozenges are an exception.
Children are partial 70 them. They neither eouilin
mercury nor require Il by way Of appendix. That they
accomplish their object surely, safely and quickly, Is be-
yond doubt. Uuder these circumstances The pres.
does not hesiBte TO recommend hem. Bistols safsa.
parlla l. another remedy, for which nearly every
respectable paper Ia the Union has said a good word.
Truly i deserves the praise Of all who are capable Of
reasoning from cause " effect, for Il would be just a.
to doubt the existence Of ligkt, as to dLbe'
ieye the scloud Of Witnesses who testify 70 its as
founding cures Of Consumption, scf6iula, Drops, Ash
ma. Rheumatism, Stomach Complaint, Intermittent fe
YER, Female Disabilities, and Affections Of the Liver.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07

OFF THE TRACK,-ON Notwithstand'
;ro the numerous Railroad accidents that have oc-
cured during the present season., by which lives
were lost, and goods, wares and merchandise de,
stroved. our townsman, J. P, Cummings, has
been East. and returned with an unusually large
and carefully selected stock of goods, which are
offered at uncommonly low figures. Anything IN
the line of Ladies' Fancy Dress Goods can be got
at Cummings q COUGHS store. In short every
thing and anything that is usually found in a
Drv Gools store is to be had there. We invite
attention to their advertisement, which enumer-
a:es in part their choice stock.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07

DIsTRIcT CoURT.-The annual term of this
court was holden in this place during the last
week. Present, Hons. Potter, HOFFMAN, and
WILDER, all of whom are Common Pleas judges
within this Division. At this term A. McGregor
of the Canton Democrat, aud Mr.. w. Orr, oil
New Lisbon, were admitted to the bar as Attor-
neys and Counsellors at law; both of whom &C.
quilted themselves before the examining commit
tee, with credit to themselves.
There was but one jury trial, aud court adjourn
ed sine die, before the end of the t~hirlday, Off
session. The law business is on its ''back a look
in up" in this county. Every case upon The
docket, except one, which was continued, was run
through
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07
Deatbs.


DIED-on 95th of April at her residence in
Carrollton, Miss Mary Stephenson. She was yet
in the Spring time of life. The bloom of her
youth was on her. But disease had selected her
as its victim. Consumption, that destroyer of the
human family, as a hereditary disease, had nestled
in her constitution, and when it began fully to
develope Itself, its march was rapid and its aim
sure.
She anticipated death without horror; and
when the appointed time actually arrived, she met
it with composure.
A large concourse of people followed her re-
mains to the grave and mingled their sympathies
with the bereaved. Her early death calls feeling
ly and %solemnly to each Of her surviving compan-
ions, and says "Prepare to meet thy God,p
A. S.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07
CARROLL AND TUSCARA VAS
TR0TTlNG STALLION,
FLINT MORGAN"

VIII make a Spring Season, Commencing at the Sta
bic off. Lappin, Carroll Co., April .. 5. 4,l3, a, IS,
%. q, 2j, May, 5, 6, IA, IS, Is, 20, 26, y,
June, As, s, Is, &c. II, IS, 26 27,-Staple of W.
Albeit, New Philadelphia, April, 6, !, s, lG II, IS
q, IS, 20, May, 7, 8,9, IS, 10, 20, q %, 30 June, s.,
8, 10, is, 10, 20, 20, 80, July |, Stable Of Wm. At
kins, New Cumberland, April 8, 10, II, %, 81, %, 80,
May l, 2, II, 10, l3. q, y, %, June l, ,, 3, II, II,
10. ~, 20, 81, July, ,, s., i. .
Pediglee.-He was sired by " Napoleon Aorgan, "
G Sire old 'Fliut Morgan" G. G. Sire old fisherman
Morgan G. GIG. sire Justin Morgan. His dam was
an imported English mare Of great %eapabifty and pow
Ell; her color a bay
Tefms.-Twenty dollars for a foal parable when the
mare is known to be with iOal, mares parted with be
fore foaliug time will be cons idereG with ioal and pay
ment demanded accordingly,
Pastuting OF stabling furnished mares from a distance
with good care, at the owners risk as to accidents,
All public dsys and time to move excepted.
WI CELLERS
+, LAPPlN Committee.
j. MILLS
F. A. KLIsE, Groom.
1ntil 9Sd-57-td,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07
MEETING OF SYNOD.

The Synod of the German Reformed Church
of Ohio, aud adjacent States, will meet in Gener-
al Convention at Carrolltou, on Wednesday the
goth inst. at 8 o'clock, P. NJ. The opening SER
mon will be preached by Rev. L, D. L~EBERAAN
President of the Synod.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07

The case of Rev. w. c. Van Meter, in the
.TazoweIle County Court, in Illinois, has been dis.
missed at the instance of the prosecuting Attorney
So the reverend gentleman is not to be muIeted
in 500 fine for v%enturing to provide torIorr
children from the New York cutters with respon'
chile country homes Westward.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07

ng-The anniversary meeting of the Presbyte
rian Board of Foreign Missions was held on The
evening of the Sd inst. at New York. The re
cespts of the Board, for the yeer were reported a
upwards of $2O5 900 and the expenditures al
about $918, 90.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07

EEFrom the LIST to the 30th of April, incIu-
siye, there were lt3 internents in the severa
cemeteries of Clevelanu- adults 80, children, 81.
of these 60 we're males and so females.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07

Eg- The chap that was caught out in the rain
the other night with couple of ladies, had better
provide himself an umbrella the next time.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07

0rRALpH WALDO EMERsNo has to preaching
again. He discussed in rHEo. PARKER's pull
pit, Boston, a Sunday or so rgo. He dispensed
with the reading of the Bible, prayer and bene-
diction. 9
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07

oWooDLAND CaEAM."-A pomade for Identifying the
~hair-highly perfumed. superior to any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing ladies
hair il has no equal, giving it a bright, glossy appear
ance. 1t causes geJlemen's hair to curl in the mos
natural manner. II removes dandruf, always givinl
the hair the appearance Of being fresh sham!pooed,-
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
PEKTRIDGE & CO., New York, Proprietors
of the "Balm Of a Thousand Flowers
For sale by all Druggists.
Feb. 26, 1857. On al
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07

Eg-The Norfolk (Va) american, say it is es-
timated that 10000 slaves were sold and reno
we'd from Virginia last year, and 1900 more es-
capped"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07

Eg-A Philadelphia paper says that j. W
Forney was recently lying i'll. He has been lying
it long enough to do it well.-LOmSvMe JON
nal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07

EETho quantity of land recently granted by
Congress for railroad purposes in the Territory of
Minnesota is estimated 10 be 4,416, 900 acres.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07
Mlorria9es,

MARRIED-on Tuesday, April 28th, 10y Rev.
R. Merrill, Mr.. F. S. Mexican. of Scotch Grove,
Iowa, to Miss Margaret Raune. of Waynesburgb,
Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-07
of Ohio, Carroll County s.

state of Ohio, Carroll County s.
OFFICE OF 1HE JUDGE OF PROBATE
C~arrollton, ApriI IL, 1901.
mHE following accounts Of Executors, Administrator.
and Guardians have been filed in this office, and ar,
L set Tor hearing ON Monday, the llth day OF May
A.. D.. 1851, at l o'clock p. N. of said day, ant
will be continued from day to day until all are disposed
of. The filing and peuuercy OF which Accountants AM
others interested will take notice, viz:
Final Account of james Shepherd guardian Of Eliz
Jane Shepherd a Amor.
&C James F.. Permar guardian Of minor
heirs of Chatles Peterson deed.
=" David Shearer guardian Of midor heirs
OF Thomas SheaIer decd.
" 4" John S. Hunter guardian Of minor heirs
of David Boyd deed.
" F." John 5. uunter guardian of John L.
0rwici a minor.
{" 4" Adam SheaIer guardian Of minor heirs
of Thomas Sbearer deed.
" 4" James Blown Almrt. de bOnis non Of
r., Craven decd.
4" " William McElderry Executor Of iona.
than A~icLlLcIry deed.
4" Roxy Stoucman, Exccutrix of the will
OF William Stoneman decd,
Second &" William CroXton Admr. Of Estate Of
Thomas Emsley deed
Third " Matson Ayres Executor Of will Of Ru-
JOHN H.. TRIP
Probate Judge
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Mem advertisements.
4AnIESI DRESS GOODS!

Consisting of Silks, Plain and Fancy; Wool Delaines-
a new style; Berages, Tissues, Chalies, BrilIiants,
Lawns, Ginghams, Ohambrays, Prints, ETC., etc.
MILLINERY GOODS.
We have a full stock of Bonnets, A]rtifcals, Ruches,
Bonnet Shapes, and everything for the adornmeut Of
a beautiful lace.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C, &c,
A full assortment, embracing all Tie latest and fancy
styles.
SUMMER WEAR,
In this branch of trade we must Drag. We have
enough and "more too"
READY-NADE CLOTHING.
We have put the Jew to flight, and have a general
assortment of Men and Boys Clothing, which can be
bought very cheap, aud no mistake.
HATS AND CAPS.
There is no use talking, We have them. ''That's
So"
BOOTS AND SHOES.
E Every thing in this line. Come and see.
LADIES' BASKETS.
Now, ladies, is the time for a nice little Basket.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
al that is new and desirable may be found with US.
HOOPS AND GRIN OLINE,
Now be still; we have 'em all. Skeleton Skirts,
Corded do, Brass Skirt Rings, whalebone and rattan
do; Also, nice Crinoline for skirts; all of which will
be sold VERY LOW for good pay.
CUMMINGS d COUCH.
Carrollton, Hay I, 1851.
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Eg-Ohio flour is selling at New Orleans at
$6,87 per Dbl.
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CHE Carroll Grer Press.
JOB PRINTING,

VVE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A MOST EXCEL
w lent assortment Of new Jos TYPE Of every variety
being selected with great care andiudgement 70 sut
u customers. We wish il to be DIsrIScTLr under.
TODD that we have a good jon PRINrER, who can ana
WILL accommodate Ibis motois "ExcELt" we have
a larger assortment Of type, and can do nErrER work
than any Office in this vicinity. We only ask trial
Merchants and other who want
CARDS, CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS
R,.vrs HANpBrLLs. BmL-HEADs,
TIcKErs, PROGRAMMES, CATALOGUES
viii be accommodated in the shortest possible time
and on terms most moderate.
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NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be pre-
In scented to the Commissioners ol Carroll county, at
their June session, 1851, praying for a vacation Of a
mart of the road known as "Patters0ns second road. B."
said vacation 10 commence at the We'lsville road, near
Bernerd Euhn's house, in Washington township; thence
along said roao on the line between Kuhn q SummeI-
wells heirs, and to terminate at the house of Daniel
V. Dunlap, in Washington township.
April 80. 1857. MANY PETITIONERS.