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Burlington. 0ie neulIde. Weloun9,
baB @Oup. Denver BON Sania8 feline Nbliht,
binuen menisen Uo9en Die Statttalteri4ait
nieper5ulesen, bireit8 pfft5iel funose9eben babe,
wirb Jest als unbe9rinOet be5eidnet.
@S bat li9 bier elm v@entralcomlte" sebils
BET, neldes barauf binarbetet, Sru. Scbn Wtis
nor 8ott8 bon Sir9inien gum nddlten Yrdli"
Observation-Disclosures Der pereinisten .Sppoliz
t~icnSpartei 3u MAIDEN. Botts lift bon @rl:ten.
pen'i9er 6drbulg.
@ aibin9ton. Son. S. 9. 8cwltn, Der
befanntli4 gum @omnllidr na@ YaraSuap CT,
aaAnt nurpe, 1T bier an9efomuen.
News0ort. Die @rinoun9 zines pos
lbte9nii6en 8erein8 in Seem Ycrt.-N temaup
miro Die 3pedmdBi9feit, ia Das BeDirfniB Ell
nes Sereins in abreDe ~iteleu, oeien i3ped 1T,
bic mS3lidite Serbreituns Der Snte(liSen3 unter
ben Uerlhieoeuen peutlden Observation-Disclosures
gu e~r5ielen, Dur6 5WefmdBiSe Gortrdse tie auf
Der mileuidaftli9en 5Obe Der Snouitrie gu en-
balten, neue @rtnoun9en burG Inidaffun9
BON UtcceGlen &C. gu peranldauliGen, 0teubeis
ten gu prifen uno cariiber gu bert4ten, cine
SibliOtbet te9uil9er Sdriften CUR 8enuBuns
fir bic Wfit9lieoer offen5ubalten, 4usfunft iber
sOrbanoene GturtAtunsen, Inltalten, tednilde
unternebmun9en, Patent9eieeSebun9 uno Osl.
m. prompt gu ertbeilen. 9uStellunsen semerb.
li4er @rseusnille 81 peranltalteu, uuo enoli1
anre9eno, ernutbiSenO unO f~Oroernb oenen our
Seite Su Iteben, melde bic lluterltisuns oes
YeretnS fir belcnDere 2eiltun9en I'M @ebiete
Der Snoultrie beanipru4eu.
Sour 5u Uereiu5elt unO fremo ltanbea bi8ber
bic etn8enanoerten @aplcitdten %einanoer ae9en.
iber. Seper mar uuf liA ielblt ausepielen unp
5eoer mubtt bic bittere @rfabrun9 leiner 1ns
befanntidaft nit ben bieli9en eewerbli9en Ser
bdltnilien uno Dem Stanppunfte Der Suoulttie
nit barten Spfern all @elo uno !3eit ielbft
|ourAma6en. 4uf Der anoern Seite 5ei9te Der
bcbe Stanopuntt, ben frog aleoem bic peutl9e
Snbuitrie in Nmsrifa li9 errun9en bat, DAP
ni4t muir 6leiB uno NusOauer, %ianoern ouG
cine 9enisenOe, te9ntId llenl4aftll4e @runos
biloung ben Deutl9en nidt abSe9t. Sn einem
Qanbe lnoeB nie bieleS, mo- ber materie0e @r'
perb ron 70 pelentltdem @influB auf Die 9etltts
Be uno iittlide 6Droerun9 1T, wc ferner Der ra'
i6e Slug be8 inoultrtelen ScrtIGritts Die ltete
6crttllonng be8 @in5elnen nctbwenoi9 madt,
1T Elm 8eretn mte Der in 91eee ltebenoe BON uns
enoltAer Widti9feit uno n,uB l9lie6li9 leSenss
reiAe 6cl9en fir bic na6 SunDerttaulenben gu
l4dBenoe oeutlGe 8epSlteruns Der StaDt 9tetps
Uort unD um8e8enb ieiu, welde @rwerb unb
Wcblfabrt auf tem @ebiete Der Snoultrie 5u
errinSen ltreben. .f..
Spn oieiem @elidt8punfte aus muB Der gns
fang, Der nit Der @riinouns bes Serein8 ebsn
Semadt rcroen, freuci9 bc9riBt meroen.
pr 6lrdbOf1, Der alS Sbmann in benz @e.
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Sic QlnHrid

puroe erlt i'm Sabre 1857 aetaut unb awar au
@reencd in S9ottlanp. sic bate $500 Con
men GesiIter unO 3wei WaIdinen Don 400 Yfer>
t~efroft. Die Oefldn9e betru9 347, bic &tel,
lGnee 3O8, bic Brcite 40, Die 3ieIe 80 Sup
Sbre Wdnpe mareu ron @iIen.m @esen ben
Ilnteraana bur9 9edperoen mar baS Shifi
bur9 10 nulfsrOidte Nttbeiluusen i'm Rauule
selAuRt. Der Nertb o~efielben mar $35O,OOO.
@S fcnnte Sc erlte SalHtens, 11o 5pelte @alls
tens uno 4O8 3wildenUefS Balia9iere aufneb,
men. Die erte uno 3neite @olite maren init
beiBem uno tultem Wa1er perieben ur0 muir.
ben burh Dump 9ebe!3t. AuBer einem Wal
lerporratbe bon $4,000 y. mar ite nit einenl
OeItiQir. Npparate perIeben, Der so Srb. Bals
fer tdgti9 Iiefern tennte. Die gluItria bate 8
pUu 6tancis' Batent. @ettuussbOOteu an 8crb,
prprn oaS fleinle 25, boS 9rGBte 40 9a1aoiere
f1GIen fcnnfe. Die &cbleubebdlter taeten 1000
&cnnen 9Dblen, Der 8erbraud mar our&l6nitte
lib SO Icanen in "a Stunben. 8ei autem
Wetter tcnnte bic glulirta nit gDinb unb Oautpf.
fraft IA Sncten in Ger Stunte MAIDEN. Die
erlten Sfficiere waren Capt. 9eIptmann, err
fer Steuermann Sa3n nno SbersS nsenieur
Mcr9enItern. Die Serfiderung Der 2aoun9
Del Sultria (ie bate rpertbpple Seibe, Sautmt
&c. an 8Crb) DertbeiltJ if duf Samburg unr
New 0crt, ebenir bic Seriideruns beS @uss
co.'s. estms .s"' re.1
SIN Bureau Der @Cmnasnie in Sambura
reridumte man eS trce Der @el6dItsoronuns,
Der Nep OOrter G9entur nit Der nlGffclsen.
ben @elegeubeit Elm Duplitot Der Yuiaeier.
lilfen gu lenren, Wit 8edt be3eidnet bic Sc.
9, SQnbslsasituus bieie Na4laifsfeit ale cine
aqis59 egssiy 3us3t
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8latteru eriaben, bebauptet Der Nep g)Orfer
@rpreB, baB tein perartiaer Sertra9 Spiideu
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iei uuO raB fi4 bic Zines" babe mpfifi5iren
lal1en, Stun mir perDen leben STl.m mss
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Mmfnnft Des Oa.npfcrs

UWt GaDlor."

Neuerea aus @alifOrnteu.
New@Y off, %. Sept6r. O6i8cr Dams
pier tlm BON a5ptnwaG an nit Gan SranciscOs
Jtaaridten bt5 gum 6, D, un0 nit 300 Bal1as
9ieren.
Sn Der Galiforniiaeu StaatSpabl errana bic
Ioniuit rattou8s Oemotratte eine Maioritdt pctr
10000 Sn Gun 6rancjsco lte8ten Die 3iepus
blifaner.
Nm Trajer's Iiper fcunte pe8en oe8 bOben
BaierftlnOe8 mod INNER nihts 9etban peroen.
Sn Sictcriu waren Die @el1dite flau. @ine
Wten9e @ntta uiAter tparen not San 6raneiScp
5uriif9efcbrt,
SIN Gan Tranciacc ouellirten li6 Elm 8uda4
nonsO eucfrat uno Elm Douglass emptrat.
1eeterer erbtelt eiuen SfuB in ben S6sntel.
Sn Ore9on i6lu3 2ieut. Nuen bic Snbia=
ner in ei.em @sfedte er ielblt murpe tSptliA
rermunoet unp itarb fur3 oaraui.
Sn San 6rancjacc batten li9 Die @ei6Gite
,Iebr perbelert.
(Ote 6iemlid Oerporrenen geri6te aus Sen.
a IsNmertca unp 8ene5uela merben mir mprs
gen IN perltaupli4erer 6aiiun9 brin9eu. .. ST.
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baS 8unoesturnfet in WiGiamsburg a6oebalten
peroet. Gin idmmtli6e Gurnpereine bat Der
SOrort Wi!lianlSburS Elm W%anifelt gu %ertalien,
wcrin Die Crime, marum bic 8erlSbnuna nit
benz weltliAen Eurnerbunoe ni9t gu Stanpe
fam, uuSeiaanoer5uieeen liuo. Yeterl on lit nit
Der Nbfaliun9 bes WanifeRes beauftraet.
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Is. Sept, pdbrenp i'd in ntetuem Sabiuet mar
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Wm1le D%crbrdnnf.

81 i6mOnp, Sa. %. Sept. O1c9ru>
oer's ousSeoebnte @etreIOemibIe, nabe Der
Start, brannte beute Mcr9en 9In5lid nieber.
Serlult $4,000, bier uap in 0eems0Orf perA
lid1ert
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Serlnn0t:
Wtiuht .
Su pernlletben.

Gin prSentlt6er Sanaeppn i4-16 Satrsn, pel6sr eas Hspr'
unb R4etbsnfublma1e erlernsn wta, tduu cine cute 9tts y
balten BET VI. Yltdet, SO. 81 g. &barIeSfr. Sptlo.S
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MmIfsWnterrtcDt

Der uatersctbnste bena6rtHttst feine 5reGnosnne eGs Dub"
Itfum I'm aueemttneu, Bag er n1D baltimore sutud9eePrl hnp
beret 1T In q piano. uHp Srgeltptelen Sth9en
unto In Der m GtdItf6eu &pmpp~ ttttpn lnterrt0t
3u %ertbetlen. -penrp. coping
Spt251m care Of q, 3Btlts, Np. 1 SbarleSfr.
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Gin tlttnes etUre,immsr an etnena feaf lfbeaften @aRS
pIat, Isbr esstanet fur eth 9uPma9eFgtl@at oTS9tSS
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Gim5etbeiten 1ber DEN SramD
Or ,,Nmftrin."
t ar Oen BAL ttmDrt @eftr,

HewsYOrt, 28. Sept. Der Isent Der
aicciirten Preiie in 9alifar bat bon 0rn. Gbur>
LEG 8relp, Dem ein3lseu @u9ldnoer unter Den
@eretteten, %fol9enoe Gr6dblun8 pom 8ranoe pe5
OampferS Nnlfrta uno Don ben Idredltten
53eneu, reren 3su8e Serr Srep seweltu 1T,
prha1tPn.
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OSut USS
Arbett N0htpcifun9S Surcau,

unser Muftbt Der Dsutf6eu 6eieaGafr."
Gle Dtcientsen, Helhe beuf&t 6anhperfer, &rbeter ODE;
Dtsntbpten su bslbattt8en gani5tn, iOwte al beatf4sn Or
an zen Meenten Der 6eleal ait, Pru. 3. j, WtGItng.
tpff &c. So EpamsSfr. enben, pel6er uusntaelbltb
Iusfunft ertpeicn pirf,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28

A REVIVAL OF RELIGION Jrsr WHERE
IT Is NEEDEp-We are glad to see the fol .
lowing item in the last Salem { (ColumbianO
county, ohio,) Republicans:
The revival at the n 4 Church is still
IN progress. The gen'ral interest and
large attendance is rather on the increase
than otherwise. So FAR sbou. ninety per
sons have united with the Chutch - Cad.
iE (Dem) Sentinel
IA revival Of religion just Whero it
is needed" Because the people of the
village Of Salem do not see proper to hold
that "slayery is the normal condition Of
man ~ as but few Of them can be lash.
Ell into tie support of the democratic
ticket when their support is desire'', the
editor Of tue Cadiz Sentinel, speaks Of
them 10 this sneer;ng, taunting. iIonical
manner. II they are experiencing bless
ing from Heav,c-a revival of religion
at the present time, it is doubtless in an.
aver to their prayers for it; and not as the
Sentinel ironically argues, n punishment
s.ut upon them for refusing to sustain the
measures of the Democratic party.
But such scOGing Os Holy things is in
perfect keeping with portion Ofthe Dem.
OcrAtic press. II it can lend its aid to tie
,l,istion Of the ballot-box, advocate the ex
tension and perpetuAtiOn of human bond.
sae, couu, ,el The use Of The Lludgeon when
s.e Arguments Of its friends fail. it cannot
be supposed that it would Ot 'coif and
epeer when the Christian Religion seeined
% come ID conflict with it. OF to impede
lie progress Of lie desires.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28
THOSE RESOLUTIONS.

We scarcely know whether to laugh at
the impudence, or to pity the ignorance Oi
some few Of our Democratic cotemporaries,
who are just now berating the Republican
members Of the Ohio Legislature, for not
voting for the kansas Resolutions" which
were recently adopted by portion Of the
members of that body They seem, or al
feet to think. that the Republicans com
mittel very grave error, in not recording
their votes in favor Of tue Resolutions
10 fact, it is held by some Of these jour
nails. that the Republicans wee recreaut to
the cause Of freedom; aud that by notvO
ting for them, they were acting inconsist.
ent with their professions. To the editors
making these charges, we say: Softly, son'
ly, gentlemen, be not in too great hurry
to pass judgement. and let us first sec what
these resolutions say. The first Of tie Sc.
ries reads thus;
"Psolued,B BY the General Assembly oI
the State Of Ohio, that we have entire con-
fidence in the disintereste1nGss, the integ.
Iiiv and ability Of the present Chief Mag
istrate Of the United States, aud that his
Administration commands our cordial aud
undivided support"
Il would have been exlileratiug in the
highest degree. to have seen the RePubli'
can members Of the Ohio Legislature, pro-
claiming 10 their constituents that they
had "entre confidence in the disnterested
ness, integrity and ability" Of Mr. Bnchan
an. And it would have been equally re
freshing to have seen Mr. Roach. our Rep
TesenlaIiye from this county, voting 70
this resolution, and afterwards asking til,
opponents of Mr. Buchanan to endorse hi
course. But the second Of the resolution
is still more spicy than the first. 1t run
10 this wise.
Resolved, That We 'till adhere 10, an
approve all the doctrines Of the Cincinnati
platform"
Now il would doubtless have been :
magnificent thing for the Democratic men
bers to have heard the Republicans decla
ring that they "approved all The doctrines
Of the Cincinnati platform" That wOul
have been a wonderful accession TO the
Democratic ranks truly! The prosPec
then, surely, would have been that Ohl'
was destined soon to become d. 'mocr"tlC
State The "loaves ami A hes wou u have
appeared in the distance, and the Demo
cratic marty in general sense, would have
III revived and nyigoraIed' But as the
Republican members saw proper to do no
such silly acts; aud moreover, as they found
II a fitting time to re-ailirm their attach.
mtnt to the principles laid down by the
Philadelphia COnpntiOn, we, as well as
they, c,n very we'll afford to let our DEM
oeralic neighJon grOwl and lnutter as
much as they choose.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28
THE KANSAS ELECTION,

The result Of the election in Kansas on
the 4th alt, has reached Us, and we are en-.
allied to announce to our readers that the
Free State men have achieved another elo.
rious victory. They have elected their en-.
tire State Ticket, secured msjorily in both
branches Of the Legislature, aud also re
turned their Delegate, Marcus J Parrott
to C"agress. We wonder at thisj as they
were divided among themselves porlioR
Of them refusing TO vote because the elee-
ton was held Under the Calhoun regime,
while the remaining portion, conscious Of
the vast n,sjonl, If the Flee State vote,
were ready ard anxi, US to measure strength
agNin with their IU-slavpry op?oueni.
though il should be under the most emLar
rassing aud disadyautageous circumstances.
The yictoy, therefore, is not only com.
plele but a great one. Aud il demon
strates clearer than ever that an over
whelmirg m-jority Of the actual s'lllers o.
Kansas are opposed to the introduction Of
slavery into lte Territory.
But ia our Joy at this result, We
must not conclude that the question 81
Freedom in Krnsas is yet settle'. This
election Was held in pursuance Of the lie
compton Constitution. That Constitution
carries slavery into the Territory. and Mr.
Buchanan, his Cabinet aud the DemOcrat
ic members of Congress, are making de-
termined effort to lpIce this Constitution
upon the people irrespective Of what they
may say ,r do. Thus tie case may be
summed up: The people OF Kansas lePu'
diate slavery, repudiate the Constitution
that carries il thert; while the President
and the Democratic party generally, are de
ternined to bind both upon them. Lei
:he Chief Executive and his friends accom-
plish this. Let them Lctray the plelge'
they have made to the country, let then
e. at nought the oftiepeated will Of th'
people Of Kansas, let them force upon then
AN institution and laws. gainst which the!
have contended since tie organic .IiCn o
rhe Terrilory,-let them do this, at tb'
hazard Of the peace of the country, "nC
in violation Of tie common rights of man
kind, aud the President and his adviser
will find that they have raised u iemPas
If indignation in the county, that neithe
they, nor their patty, eau withstand.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28
NEW VER7ISENEETS.
PETITION TO SELL.

State OF Ohio, = ~. g..
Carroll coun y
Francis Kain,
admin i.natm of
PenuUck b. Fryar. p.,;,;0, ,,u
decreased. 'A "
abel Frysr, ct. al
Abel FI,ar (Who j. rcnIoidcnt Of the
State GUhh.) vi ! take notice that on the LIT
day a .IsIWary, 1853. said FIaIci' Ksin as
adminismaror Of the esfaie of Pennttk b. Fry
nr decess, d, hI,d ~ ssid Pr, hate Court, his
Pet II ~ ain the faid Ab,l FlyBr aud b.
els, which is J CIV rendh =. Nhe''in J. pls!s
Tor leave tn sIll Tait tt The scnth east q,pr.
ter Of section ten & o. Ui toNrship ihhieei (ls)
Of rauge four (4) in CaII0l CO uIty, ~ pay tho
debts OF said stste, and that the me will DO
for hearing Un the iirst dav Of Mrrch. rtXt.
FRANCIS KAHN.
Adminisrruu Of tAif
PENE0cK +. FRYAR. Decd.
by Z K. E'KLEY, his Attorney.
January, %, 1888.
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Our City presents quite warlIke SP-
ssraIes. 10 uay, being the I'd day Of
the great Military Convention. Near 200
officers are present, dressed in full uniIorm
,hich gives the Convention rather y 4 shy
'rp-arsBce. The Object of the Conyen-
ton appears 10 be 10 suggest sundry chang
IN Ins pre-vhI huI.a Law Vi OHIO. TO
he General Assembly, aud IvrhAps TO
4sk for little Of the ready John Davis
IN the way Of appropriations.
Bat | have drawn nut INV letter TO a
!gesler length than at frst intend, d.
ung~r than viii Pe'hals lie pleasant 10
,"u-so | will q Sc promising 10 wIite 10
you again. YOuIs Resp.
BLAZER.
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ELEcrED.--,J,mes Farmer, Esq, was re.
Gently elected President Of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh RaiIroad.

ETThe Cork (Ireland) Reporter pub
lsl is n statistical document Of no Uidlnu.
nary importance, from which it appears
that there is now llirg on shipbo"rI in the
harbor Of Colk. wa;uug for orders (and no
orders coming for it. or in other words.
seeking purchasers for consumption. the
enormous on nifty of 1896 tons Of wheat,
GiSS iuns Of Indian corn. 3073 tons OF
barley. and 500 tons of oats. besides i'm
mense quantities % heans, rice, sugaFhuit,
and all other articles Of household con
Ia addition to this it is shown
that there alc still greater floating cargoc'
Of grain, etc ,at Falmouth aud other poris
of call, where there is no disposition showl
to purchase, and their marketable vaIu,
greatly depressed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28
Another Supreme Court DrOl.iOn

1t will he remembered that the Lecompt'
ton Constitution provides that no change
shall he made in that remarkable document
until after the year 1864. 1t has, howev.
er, been held by some Of the lest legal
ruinds in the country that this IL usurP"'
ton Of power that no body Of Legislators
can pass an act, that cannot Le repealed
by their successors, and consequently, that
the Lecomption Constitution can lie chan
ged vt the option Of the people. however
or whenever they see proper. This Is un-
doubiedIy the only snCe theory. Bat the
Washington RspULiie, gives US an insight
into mode by which this whole principle
is 10 be reversed, 50 that slavery may be
fastened, for number Of years. upon the
unwilling people Of Kansas. The Rcpub'
lie says:
1T is understood here. and is undou'ded
" tue that Informal assurances have been
riven to the Democratic Leaders, 10y tie
nnjori;y oflIe Supreme Court, that /" tie
eision will be given, when WanIel. pro-
tccting slave holders in Kansas against any
alteration of the Lecompton Constitu'lo"'
except at tho times and under the Iimila'
tons expressed in that instrument
Wa 10 not wonder. The Drel Scott
decision was male up ioPros'r"le the SOW
ereignly Of the States; aud why should ths
one not be male up 10 crush tho sovereign
ty of the people.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-28
JURY LIST.
FIRST TERN COM. PLEAS COURT
FEB. 22ND 1853.

GRAND JURORS.
John Mclaughlin. Monroe
Christian Little, Rose
]. W. McEoun, Union
Peter Elck, Orange
Fully Tappin, Rose
uecEmnn Miller, Brown
James Mccoy, Loudon
Daniel RuHn,
William Mcclellan, East
s. J Ross, Brown
Jonathan MeEIdary, Union
James Ramsey, Fox
Thomas Ilardesly, Brown
Samuel B. PiIIenger, Monroe
Robert MeKeown, Union
PErIT JURORS.
Robert George, East
Columbus Adams. Fox
H~vy Gogsil, Loudon
lhomas Thompson, Loudon
Able WigglnS, Leo
David lholey. Rose
John Scott, Perry
Henry Daniels, Lee
James Jerome, Brown
Jacob Champer, Centre
Conral States, Loudon
Samuel Snlie. Fox
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PIire 50 per boz, or two boxes for S5.-
Persons out Of the ciy, enclosing Ien iItahce,
uill have ih, ri /. sent ttrm Ihp ugh the mail,
I,ee nl po.Iage. For rae n, SsIh s. uance,
No lss = P'lumore SIIeet, Baltimore, Nd, 10
whom order. hOm parts VI tie GhSUn musS
be addleS~Pd. pcst paid.
Ar,ii 20 ls57.N
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FrCm CcnIraI America.

New YORK, Jan. 229
Tie Herald hns news from Greytown
to the 9th inst, ten days later. IT,,
treaty between Nicaragua aud Costa Re
had been signed, aud President Matinee
and quite number Of superior officers oI
the armies Of both republics were enjoy.
ing themselves at Graytown. They had
visited the Wabash and thanked Com
PauIdng for diSrerslns the filIitusters.-
rhs Wabash sailed on the 5.h with Col
Anderson and his companions, and reach
I'd Havana on the l4.h.
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MURRAY 4 LASMAN's FLORIDA WATER

MURRAY " LANMAN ! Lpk'OA WATER .
Ladies' who are in the hsbt Of using
pra'I powder, which clogs the p 'res, and
prevents evaporation from the surface, would
d. well to throw it aside, and substitute
this pure floral cosmetic, which not Gully
perfumes the skin with fragrance as fresh
as the breath Of opening flowers, but re.
moves the blemishes which impair the
beauty of the compltxoI AMI gives a
healthy tone to the superficial vessels
The astIingent washes, lotions, &c, of
the day willer and blight the skin, but
this heathful aromatic water has AZ oppo.
lite tendency. When diluted with water
it is an exquisite tooth wash.
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OFFICE OF lHE JUrGE OF rRcsA-r [,


nHE following accounts Of Executors, AdS
minslrarnrs and Guardians have bee n fled
L in this Gince, aud are set for hearh 3 ON
Monday, the 22d day Of February, A. 1883,
at o'clock Z. N. Of taid day, sud will be
continued from day to day until sl aye tIspo-
sed Of. The filing and pendelcy Oi ~hICh Ae'
couutants aud heirs interested will take nOtic >,
viz:
Final Al count OF Dudley Buns administrator
Of {. Q Estate II Peter Thr'
man deceased.
Ol Thomas Lata aCu ui'iftR
ter Oi bel janin CIi-man deed
Samuel Aibsugh, Executor Of
lat Will Oi John Welsh.
Matilda Robbins. AdministIA'
tor Ui John Robbins decd
". ShAwIer, surviving ad'
ministaior Oi jacob ShawSer
deceased.
John Buchanan admir- with the
u Ill annexed Uf Petei Puten'
ger, dec, ased
Second J. N. Bryant Executor Of Will,
tf Edward Foster deceased,
First " HYDE Marshsll Guardian #
VIM. SeatUn all insane per- oil.
Final s. II. Cr4ine aGn'r de honos
non, With viii aBnI xed Of
john Maple deressed
JOHN II TklPP,
Probate Judge
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A SEVERE REBuKA.-rhe course ofthc
Administration upon the Kansas question
is too bad for even the notorious Stn9g.
fellow to swallow. lie publishes a letter
declaring that the emigration into Kansas
has settled the question that slavery cannot
exist there, and that the South has moth
ing to gain by forcing the Lecompton Con
stitution upon an unwilling people.
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NOTICE.

Robert Hend r:on, Before s,lve.,s.
sdmiui,t traitor of the ws,lscs Jn',i,.s ~
Estate of Al Nh a ,h,, psa.s ~ ~ ~, "sjJ "
ron, deed Plaintiff. Orsnas town.Lin
Norris GIb,psh Def, Carroll county ONO
Ou the IA day OF JsRusry, A. ID. 1883
said Justice issued an order Of airsclm, ut in
the above acrion T. r the sSm Of IhhteeI dob
lars.
RORERT HENDERSON.
Administrator III the EstHte Of
ALEXANDER MORRISON D,e'd.
January. zS, 1851
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- AtteutlOn Is dhecteu tO tue prs
pec,us Of the Washington dc. RtP1b-
he, in another column. Those Of our read.
ers who arc ds.irOus Ofsubscrbing for u
paper published at the National CapitAl,
eaanot fed one more allie aud reliable pub
lished at that place. 1t is Republican in
To'itics, aud its editor, George N. Weston
ESQ. proved to be one Of the most effect
i've and brilliant writers. during tue great
campaign Of 1856.