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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
p. WeyY, E. B. ButtsrAeld, James Valentine. u ID
3. Lckwoct, John !. Psepy WIN. Hsgssrty, Thee

p. wsyr, E. B. BusssrAeld, James Valentine, J,is
3. LelyoSt, John = Psspy, WIN. Hssssrsy 1hsoo-
3snI Hsr1-clS -. Gardner, J. W. Holmes, VIZ.
Davis, J. w. Lttsl, Charles Z. Frsemss, J. VOID,
Samuel Frazier, Cornelius 8. Robibsos, John j.
Smith, jr., Cbss. Humphrey Jss, ,. Smith, George
Adams, George Scudder, Leopold Well, Frsuklin
Trelfh Ward Alexander Williams, E. w. Strpck,
VIM. II. Adds, Jacob King, Wa. ID. Gushing, Hey
Teneyct, A. J. Minor, Edw. Houston, Jacob Wsier,
Peter Frank, Dsni<l Williams, Nathaniel shin""r,
Edward Genneit, Peter c. Bassett.
7hntsnh Ward--W. b. Dryden, Edw. c. f"d,
John T. Combs, Geo. Ferguson, Geo. Gsstlin, A'uzo
Hawley, Peter Reymour, Dsbl. N. Rrown, Samuel
Minto John B. Bnsell Peter ysnderzen, John ShysI,
Peter Duryee, John Smith, X. c. belong, Pet ~
Tyler, john j. BoskiIk, David Howell Thos. II. Sey-
mour' Iaaac Burtiss, w. p Hs lock, j. II. Johns,ur
Geo. b. Davis, Franklin Boyd, 4. II. sharp, =.
Ketcham, Augustus Wood, Geo. M: seymour Sandy
Hieeinson, v. j. Jackson, Richard Bsltz, David T.
Carpenter Samuel Livon.
fourteenth Ward-James Montgomery, Charles
Montgomery. Charles Ullman, t. +. John.or r.
Jolie; J. n. Kenny, Chas f Howell, =; L. Philip,
con, Henry Lloyd, +. w. Wolfe, Geo. 8: Lacss, An-
brose Ollner, VIM. II. Oliver, Martin Dinon John
Williams, John Durnee IF. s. Gall. Bernard Rourke,
George GaIsn, Frank humans, A.. Swih. On wies
White, james A. Duffy, Henry H. Waters, J. y.
Dram, Geo. +. LUX.
Fifteenth Word--Ralph Batterson.
SersnteenM Ward--W. +. Fountain, Henry Car
sbaeftr, Robert Deguish, w ID. Cooper, VIM Van
Sickle, George C. Henry, II. II. Earle George Hade,
Robert Lawney, George Cook, Hugh Lindsey John
+. Copklin. Thomas Kinkais.
MneteenM Ward-Richard Donccurt, Henry Yson.
Iaenty-seeond Ward.-Charles Whitmore, ih,ns
Bowles. II. S. Phillips, N. Hoyt, 8. Lininda Dur
fee Henry Pasln, J. Ii. Beaver, J. s. OdeL, 4 Pal.
mer, Peter Ferguson, j. w. Richards. j.. slnpn-9n,
Joseph Csttsal, II. w. Stearnes, b. Decker, L,nis'
Bernbold. VIM. Ever James burke, Phillip Miller,
Vim. Walksy, r. Barker
To day candidates will be examined from tn. Sixth
and Eighte enth Wards and no others.
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THOUGHTS FEELINGS, AND FaNCIES BY c. NsfrLL
BovrE. limo, Pr. 4jl. Wiley Hssesd
Mr. Boyec jadiciously considers that a book OF
apforisms may be vaivabie to the pubIc though the
author does lot claim the wsdom OF Bacon, non tSe
acutcnese Of la Rochef61os1ld Tie present coilsc-
ton show. 10 extraordinary bIuar , Or pcu., bu,
then j. dcss no; ar.sD.p:;o tuipy :heI place ty ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

PRESIDEST-NO dcDdte.
AID TucKER-I say it is an outrage.
PRrsIpIsT-The Alderman Of the Eighth Ward
will take his seat. -. s.,.
Chair.
PREsrDrsr-AIl in favor of the motion -
AID Blunt appeal from the Char.
PRrsIpgsT-The Clerk will proceed TO call.
Aid. TUcKER-ChOke it down.
The yote.vas called. Wilson voted in the mega
tive. When AID. fuckers name was called, ne ssid'
suppose that have right to explain my vote.
PRrsIDEST-The gentleman will conhne hitasen
Aid. TucKrR-it is the first time that it has been
decided here by any President that motion 70 ay on
the table and print was not debataole,
PREsIDEyT-The gentleman will VOTE
AL TUCKER-I say 1t Is an outrage.
PREsIDEsT-The gentleman must VOC.
AID TucKER-I don't understand the question: 4,
PRysIpEsr-Does the Alderman OF the Eightn
Ward vote ,ra,,;o,
Aid. TucxER-I don't understand the question;
PRysIpysT-D Does the Alderman OF the E'ghn Wafd
ask to be excused
ADD TucKER-I ask to be excused.
The motion was put and lost. h.h n o..
PREsrpEsr-The Alderman Of the Esn'h VIII 'o'e'
AID. TUcKER-Then vote No. ,,, f...
The voting proceeded until the Aioe'""" " '"'
Fifteenth was called
nla;r nv yots don't know how to vote on TINS sub
ect do think this Is one Of Inc h'''' P'''e'' JUL
RACES A.. r;oaso,h r,,s,
| take his seat
pnr.,npxr-Does the Alderman OF the Fifteenth
de,re TO explain his vote in terms thai the Chairman
can recognize He will then proceed.
AID. BLpsr-As said, think IL one Oh the most
Ppss,nSsT~Ths Chair has but one duty to perform,
and that il 10 put the question: regardless Of conse
sseness. The motion " l1' upon the table aausi''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08
CAR ROLL { OTATY, 4..- .r
:" ~ n H E& CID VA LIB


~ m E& CID VA HD
Time Table for the Mail Trains. -
To take effect on and after Monday the 22d
day OF October 1855.
From Carroltou 10 Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Orcstihe,
Coumbu, Steubenyille or South Mail lain, will lave
CaTollton Depot daily at u 4. NJ. stopping at al way
stations and connection with the Mail Train, going
North on @. & P. h, Il. Passengers going Aolth, will
arrive at Pittsburgh at % ?. M
Tlaip will leave Cleveland ut p. ~ and passer-
gers will aniyea Carollton so p M. This arrange
ment win en- + passengers to remain in Cleveland
hour hanace usiness, and will enable passengers
that may wish TO reach the S. & L. L. 4. travelling
South to Columbus or East to Steubenyille, or Wheel
ing Va, without much time .ost. '''a
The Freight trains will run as usual e-0l aIIF
@ .r "a FARE REDU CED
From Oneida to New Market, on S. I r. n. o.
Media to Carrolltou by II II CanoltOht New Ma:k
by Stage. .... E1 -....,
Tickets through 81 ,l2l to be had ofTteasureI Jam
Cameron, and at the Western Exchanke Geo. X.
IMeKasky. .,0...-e ss- -
There are regular lines Of Stages running to The
East, from CarrOllton, lHaIeur Springs Amsterdam
Springfield, liichmond and Steubenyle. Also daily
line running South from Carolon, Lamerihe Pefrys-
vile to New Market on the s. g. l. r. r. BY which
means the traveller will be conveyed Without loss Of
time,
taa2 s tes t5as sup't, 9, G, R., R.
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~ "
Fall and Winter Goods.

We are or band again with desirable stock OF new
aud fashionable goods comprising all the various styles
Of goods that can be found anywhere. And we take
this method Of informing our friends and the public
that THEY ARE ron SALE and at prices that will aston
ish and please among goods can be found all the
atestyeso Of Ladies' Dress Goods consisting Of silks,
wool paids, meinos, parametas, delanes, prints, &c-
Shawls and Dress Trimmings Of all the latest styles.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR. Cloths, cassimeres satinetts,
tweeds, jeans, &c.
READY MADE CLOTHlNG,- In this department we defy
competition. We have everything in that way Mems
over, dress, and business coats. Also boys clothing
Doors ANDI snoEs.-Eyerythipg belonging to this
anch oitrade.
HArs AND CAPs.-An that is desirable for dress o.
comfort
CLocKs-You who won't the light time, call with
CUMMINGS b COUCH,
October 16. 1856
n ARPETs, Floor and Table Oil cloth, good as,oT
~ ment. " ~ "
| @ HAWLs. Now is the time for nice Shawl
| ~
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sd WILLOUCHBY'S ~.
Patent TeIegralhic Water Carrier.

HAVING purchased the right to the sadapparatus,i
III the townships Of Union, Rose, Brown Angus a,
Washington and Eastin Carroll county, Ohio. We would
inform the citizens Of the that we are
prepared to up said apparatus on short noee aho
Said apparatus being for the purpose
of raising and conveying from the spring to the
house. which is admitted TO be one Of the best
tus for labor saving in the female department. nov IN
use. Warranted g give satisfaction. s. ~
NIB Any communications ior US can De ieit tine
a merican House CaSroilton, Ohio,
'N"'V'.Vs '''''''s-, W., W0ODB0RNE a. R0UDEBUSH.
InIv 70 Is Z. IT,
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PlaStcring! PIaStering

The undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
ic that he Is still engaged in the above business and Is
prepared to execute work to the fancy Of any. Plain
and ornamental paserng done TO order on the short
est possible notice Ny long experience in the busi-
ness and my success as mechanic, enables me to as
sure the public that all work will be executed 10 entire
satisfaction ALI orders will be attended to promptly
ADDRESS the undersigned at CarrOltou, Carroll county,
Ohio. VIM Q. RUNI0N.
June 10, ls56.--H.
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BOOK, MAP, CHART,
NEWSPAPER AGENCY!!

The undersigned announces himself as General
GENT for the procurement Of Books, Maps Charts
Newspapers, &C. and will devote himself TO that busi-
ness and furnish applicants with any book publish
ed in the United States, by having reasonable notice,
and will also procure newspapers OF Magazines for any
person applying to himalso, Charts ard Maps Of ev~
cry variety from the most popuhr publishing houses In
ew York. furnished on short notice.
zHe, also, tenders his services as Aucuoneer and
Ter Of ssles.
Remember 1t is 'old Timothy" the Patriarch Agent,
who greets you and who takes pleasure IN returning
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed aud
soli,its continuance Of the same.
lorders promptly atle rded to- on reasonable Ierms
Address Timothy Stevens American House" Ca
rollton, Ohio. ..o.-,,V, ,-.,,,. ,,,,,
Nov, 90 '56. TIMOTHY SLEW bNS
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GOLDEN FARMER,

GOLDEN FAhMEk,
This stove for both cooking aud and Baking purposesis
acknowledged to have NO EQUAL by all who have ever
used It, Il very in design and having the most
spacious oven Of any pattern of stove made with the
draft arranged in such TO Away secure G.
ven and speedy Baking. Ithas proved itself perieetn
every respect aud has given satisfaction in every in
stance, 1t is needless to multiply words, the stove be-
ing in general use in Carroll and adjoining countless
It's good qualities are well known. Call and examine
for yourselves.
lie also keeps on hand stoves Of Pittsburgh and Ak
ron manufacture, among which are the
LIVE OAK, AND ENTERPRISE
which for their good qualities not exceed by any
and which stand A No. l. among all Western made
stoves Those who desire to purchase will do well to
call with the subscriber the exceeding low prices at
which he selling the best article Of stove places them
within the reach of every one.
lie continues to manufacture and keeps constantly on
hand large assortment Of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron
/ Ware Comprising everything, from Tin cup, to q
Copper kettle and all Of which is manufactured in the
most substantial and workmanke manner-of 'he very
best materials and which he will continue to sell at the
lowest prices; wholesale and retail. AL orders from
Merchants promptly attended to.
Remember the place. Sign OF the Big copper
Kettle" opposite the Court House, Carrollton Ohio,
July l6l56-tf THOMAS II. ATKINSON.
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DR.. P. w, LEE
PHYSICIAN q SURGEON,

NORMERLY OF SALEM, OHIO; AND FOR THE
Il past year piacticed in connection with Dr. j. s.
Hunter, has removed his Office and residence TO. the
dwelling house formerly occupied by Capt. Geo +.
Kennedy, near the Court House. corner OF Lisbon and
Canal streets, where he will hereafter be found at all
times on hands to promptly attend to all calls that re-
ouire his professional services Fattered by past sue
cess, he hopes by prompt attention to merit con-
tiuuance OF public patronage .l
Dr. Lee claims to be entirely modern in the treaat-
ment of disease whether Of surgical other eharac
ter. He has also paid srecia attention TO tho new
treatment lung and throat affections, viz; by Med
ica Inhalation Patients suffering from any form Of
those affections whether of acute or chronic charac'
ter are especially invited to call at his office where h(
will be happy 70 render all information with regard tC
he disease, method oil treatment &C., free OF charge
Diseases of women and children receive prompt at
tention. er a'. ..a4.T
Carouton. o., Sent. ls, 1886 IT.
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Project VOuF Buildings.

ATKINSON, HAs On HAND
andis prepared 70 pat uP 70 any pat q he country
a large l0t q
These articles are Manufactured o ne best m.sefas
- 4, a. rost subsfantia manner With express refer
-1~s "a sc wants Of Farmers and Others Of this and ad
Joining coaniies 80
Upsn de usefulness Of pOutlng and Rods for pro
,;a Al buidings eye-y hous. owner e Welliniormed
g,vinr The eKpsIienee Of series Of years 10 work o
tthis kird be can assure those Who entfuf then
work % be care that twill be attended 70 IN ne mos
durable aud substantial manner.
C5srs rom farmers and Others Al distance, vii b
eived with pleasure and receive prompt attention.
| A. ,rtra charge for work AZ distance.
/ gsrollton. Ohio, June s, ls56-u
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6msiH9ss Gat0s.
a. w, MORRIsON,

FTOREEY Al Law,
HAS resumed the practice Of ihe Law. He
III will particularly attsndto the settlement Of estates
az Executors Administrator and Guardians for which
6s laLe experience In the Probate Court anpy quAfes
him All other business OF professional character en-
trusted 10 hiscsre IN this and The adjoining counties
sill be attended TO with promplilude and ddelity.
0FEIcE-ln the 70 lm opposite the usf fraHt Of ths
Court House, heretofore occupied By j. II. Tiipp ESQ
FEB l5-b5.1
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To School Teachers

ngE BOAKD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
CAROL county, will bold SIX MEETINGS for the ex.
.mnston Of School teachers during the year 1887 on
ne following DAYS, namely: On the third Wednes-
5ay in February, April, June, August, October, and
December The meetings will be held IN one Of the
nubic school houses 10 Csrroton, commencing At 10
q clock, forenoon.
The standing rules Of the Board regulating e1ami.
nations are the following:
/. Each applicant not personally known tN
the Board, must produce a certificate Of good moral
character Of late date and signed by OF more re.
sponsble persons. .-...-..e
2. Each applicant must come furnished with pen,
Ink and paper; and also with MeGuiIeys Fifth Reader
g. 70 each applicant will be submitted list Of
questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geog
raphy, to be answered in writing. ,s %.
A. No applicant will be regarded as qualified to
teach, nor entitled to certificate, Who does not cor
rectIy answer onehalf of the questions submitted in
each branch.
s. Certificates will not be issued on the day Of ex.
animation but they Sill be remitted by mail other.
wise AZ soon as practicable And when an applicant
is deemed unqualified note stating that fact will be
sent him.
8. Applicants coming in after the class formed
and the examination has commenced will be expected
to wait until the next regular day of examination.
T. No certificate will be granted TO any p,rsOn wht
Is known TO the Board TO be habiuated TO lie use
profane language, to be iptemperate or di onest.
Each appcan. must furnish hi elf with a
stemped envelope, ana him self htUs. with hi
own name and address, and in such envelope his Ger
tifeate or note will be forwarded. .s ...t...
by order of the Board,
January |. ls57.-y VIM. MCCOY, Sec'y.
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PATTON HOUSE,
(FoRH ERLY "WEsrERS EK0HAEsE HoFEL.")
Golden Farmer, Cooking Stove.

The Subscriber has JUST eOeved direct from Albany
large assortment Of their excellent stove, aud invites
all who may wish to supply themselves with good stove
70 call and examine his stock Foremost among which
ha
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SANDERS f ..r-.
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE.


TUTFTIFU UUUE o IUNN8
UuIs Rake d intended foF Faking hay and glaaning
uhsat felas. n vlll uoFk veil on Ioagh stony
ground DE sesih being the common metallic spring
steel It's opemdon u The most simple and easy q any
Horse Rake II use. The operator Iides and operates
the RAKE Hth his feet the teeth being attached 70 the
.xletree ahich Is the head Of the Rake with hinges on
the ent side attached 20 the shafts the head Eofates
on he axes a. Is required by he operator 70 leave the
load when necessary. The Rake is well adapted 10 ell
Glasses of men, This 4 the cheapest simplest and bes
HoFse Rake nov In use At al Fairs where exhibited Il
has taken the premium. y- III -.........
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, iron
the Patenfee and offer said Rake 20 the afmersoi Ls
he Carroll at reasonable tefms. - a.. 49,. -.
A model OF the Rake can he seen az the 'Amefica
/ House, -.
oarOlliOn, Ohio W0oDBoRNE a RoUDKBUsH
July l2. 1855. G
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II safe NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
II that have been duly qualified as executor of the
will of John Edwards deceased. ALI persons having
claims against said estate must present them legally
thenticated. within one year from this date
Dec. 4 1856, !Ehu iDkN, Executor.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

am stin manufacturing. ard have on hand good
assortment Of Havana, Principe. Halt sTahish and
common cigars, oil Of Which viii recommend thfmse'
YES 10 purehasers who nay be pleased 10 eal and
anime.
hlaassortment Of chewing tobacco, Of the most
choice. and popular brands, selected especially Tor
the rctailtrade-alsO 80, -
SNUFF. PIPES AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
A COMPLETE assortment ofSpiees, common and Fancy
candies. Nut, Fruits--ahd Confcctionanes generally
a Of which Vil he sold .-..-..
CHEAP FOR CASH
Sbon oDposite ]. 2. Cummings Store Main St. Carol
ton, Ohio. JANIS -
Jan 81. 1855 u
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Elizabeth Tucker, Frames Pigg, Lew is C. Simms,
Milly II. Bibey, Sarah J. Talley, Rose l. Simms
and Julia Aliinder. VS.. Wm. NJ. Simms and II.
l.. w. simms. Petition sale Of l.6 hovse a nd lot.
Pursuant TO decree Of the Circuit court In
equity sitting for the County Of Montgomery,
at their MAY term, 1857, will, on the 18th dsy
OF July. 1857, at the Courthouse door in tho city
OF GAINESVILLE, sell TO the highest bidder, the in
terest Of the late B. :; L. Simms, decd, being,
the one sixth part oil house and lot IN She, CITY
OF GAINESVILLE, fronting on tho 50 isre, the 2hd
house from James McClure's corner, and the same,
property owned by VIM. F. Gray. The above
property will be sold on credit Of ~ months,
with interest from day of sale. Bond with an
proved security will be required of tho purchaser
and lien retained on the and until the purchase
money is paid
BAILEY, Clerk & Com.
June 70, '57-Sw
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-19

Col. McClairborne, of Virginia, Capt w.
Turpin, of New York, George Voolfolk,
of Paducah, o. G. Rowe and |. w. Haws,
of Louisville, we're appointed a committee
to draft resolutions, who reported the fol-
lowing which we're unanimously adopted;
Resolued, That in the collision Of the
steamer Aida with the steamer Fashion
between Paduch and Smithland, Capt
Martin used all due diligence by giving
the proper signal in due time which not
being answered was repeated twice before
the collision occurred.
Resolved, That Capt. Martin exhibited
all the qualities Of gentlemanly com
mander after the accident, by returning
Immediately to the disabled steamer Aida
and taking off the passengers and baggage,
and exerting all his energies to relieve the
condition of the passengers of the i'll -fated
boat
ReSolUed That our thanks are due and
are hereby returned to Capt. Martin, his
officers and crew for their frmness and
courage under the trying circumstances
that might have proved disastrous to our
selves and families.
ResoLUed, That our thanks are hereby
rendered to DIR. Hall and 0. G. Rowe for
their medical attention to the wounded
passengers Of the steamer Fashion.
Resolped, That copy of the above re-
solutions be published in the St. Louis,
Louisville, Paducah and Memphis papers.
Resotued, That copy of the above re-
solutions be transmitted to Capt Martin.
After few words from the Rev. J. w.
Warwick, passenger on the lost steamer,
he offered prayer Of thanksgiving to God
for our preservation.
The meeting then adjourned.
j. w. CARNES, Prest.
WIN. JONES, JR., Sec'y.
Col. MoClairbone, of Va; DR. Rowe, Louis
vile; Capt. W. Tenpin, N Y; I. w. Halves,
do. E. N. Warfeld, Mo; D. r. Larimore,
Mo; G.. Voolfolk, Ky; f. X. Hannah, Ills;
j. II. Welsh, Ky; o.. M. Winston, N. Y;
J. Sugarman, Cin'ti; w. F. Baker, Ky;
A Lempche, Ind; W R Little, Ky; T W
Thompson, Mo; ] @ Hartman, Ills; G P
Davidson, Conn; j N Bayly, Cin'ti; A s
Brown, Mass; F NJ Harris & f, Ohio; G A
Burto, Mo; B F Anterior, Mo; ] Hale,
KY; w E Burr & f, Ky; w L Ballard, KY;
G Darlington, Tenn; j Willis Ills; Marga-
ret Spence, Ohio; Sarah Childs, Ky; Mary
Myers, Ky; Mrs Murdoch, Ky; Maria R
Combs, Ky; Miss Purnell, Ky; Mary E
Schenck, Ind; j w Halves e. Of Ky.
Also the following passengers from the
Inflated steamer Aida:
j HURT & Of Tenn; NJ A Randolph, Ky;
S N Adams, Fla; j Harris of, Ohio; r A
Williams, Fla.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-19

The Secretary of the Treasury is of the
opinion that the close Of the present fiscal
year will find a surplus of twenty-five
millions of dollars in the Treasury The
late reduction of the tariff he thinks, will
result in an increase Of revenue from in
creased importations; and he has already
determined to recommend another large
extension of the free list:
When we, again and again, argued that
a reduction of the tariff must increase the
revenue, as long as the country can stand
the drain, some of the would be Solomons
of the sag nit press seemed highly amused
at the absurdity, as it appeared to them to
be- But the present Secretary of the
Treasury has sense enough to see the truth
of the position, and will recommend one
of the only two, modes by which the rev
onue can be roduced-tho extension o.
the free list 1t seems strange that man
can be made sensible of the Legitimate
workings of a tariff system, and yet no
possess the patriotism so to fashion tina
system as to protect and promote the load
ing intcrests ofhis own country, by discri
mination.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-19

a6y~ At the exhibition, on Tuesday
party Of ladies and gentlemen
walked up in front Of the editor of the
JefFersonian, and young man sitting by
him, and gazed at them in mute ustonish-
ment. 1t was not until the crowd was
convulsed with laughter, that the gazcrs
learned that the editor and his friend were
not part-and the most curious part
of the show. Colonel Woods spoke seri-
ously of taking the two along with him,
as specimens of natures skill in carica-
ture.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-19

Nor JAS NJ. QuARLEs-We understand
that the nominee of the democratic con
vention for congress in this district. WIN.
A QUARLEs, has been COMPOUNDED in the
minds of many with his brother, the Amer
lean, JAMES NJ. QUARLEs. We need only
say that the latter gentleman is an ardent
supporter Of the American ticket in this
race, from Hatton down, and is probably
the last man this side of the jumping off
place that our democratic friends would
compliment, even in so equivocal a way as
to mention his name in connection with a
candidacy where no democratic nominee
could be elected.-BQnner.