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OFFICE OF rHE JUDGE OF PRoBArE

OaffOEbOLt OOSs "a AOSSs
THE following accounts OF Executors FAd.
ministfators and Guardians have been fled
1 in this office, and, are set for herring on
Monday. the 3rd day oil January, A. D. 1889.
a O'clock P. NJ. of said day, and. will be
continued from dayto day until all are iispc-
sed of. The filing and pendency Of whlch 40.
eountants and heirs interested will take notice,
viz: aef 81 as,a'
Frat account Of David Need executor Of Dan.
p iel Need. deceased. !. -.
:. John AoIledgc, guardian Of the
So minor heirs Of Abram Morledges
lE'f IA deceased. ,s4ns
i Of Agngs Nc Balm, guardian Of tho
4.'-.5 minor heirs OF Gilbert AcBain
fA deceased,
inalaccount Of Ohrles A Murray, administra>
Fg tor Of James Murray, deceased.
= Is Abel land Rachel Virgins. ad-
ministratOr of Isaac Wiggins de-
ceased . IA s.ez..sa.s
John W. Cox, administrator oi
4 l e James Cox, doCeascd.a "a (
:. Henry Lotz, executor oil Daniel
- A4A johnson, deceased.
James Ra nsey' guardian of the
minor heirs Of John McAlisteE
| deceased. .f-as s-''
Dec. s, 1853. #
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New York.

This State went Republican. It's politi-
sal vassiaatiSns for several Years past. al
most place isout Of the pale of party or.
eanixatisn. The city itself is the focus of
Ill abominations---political, social and
neral; and the eternal scramble .fan~ Office
which prevails among the pugllists and
aunkeys of that city, spreads its demorali-
sing influence over the entire State, from
Broadway to Black Rock - Democrat, !.
We cordially agree with our neighbol
IN his estimate of the political, social and
moral condition Of the city Of New York
But why does be not 80 stePsaitheF, and
inform Eis'reaass that for years that citl
bas been under the cenlol Of Fernando
Wood, and other Democrats, wlio initia
ted and footered all the detilish proceeding
that now disgrace and almost make It
reproseh to the country.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08


ANOTHER STEP TO BE TAKEN by MR.
SSvjC"ANAN.-The speech Of jeff, Davis,
delivered at Jackson, in Mississippi, on the
i Ith ult., is ispublished in the Washington
Union, with extravagnnt Communications
In that speech Mr.. Davis, speaking Of
the slavery question and the rights Of the
South, says: -, =.
"And it gives me pleasure here to say
of him, (Mr. Buchansn) what am as
sured I can now say with confidence, that
he will not shrink hairs breadth from
the position be has taken, but will move
another step IN advance, and fall, if fall be
must, Jmanfully. upholding these rights
and defying the insolence of ill-gotten pow
err q q a
If Davis had not authority tosay this,
bis speech would not have received the
wholesale appreciation it meets in Nj. Ba'
chanan's organ. We wait to SEQ wha
that 'other step in advance" by Preai
dent who so manfuIly upholds the right
Of the shareholders, may be.--iStsu Her
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

We received note from the postmaster
at Kilgore, few days ago, stating that a
MI. WILLIAM BOUCHER, of that VIZ
cinity, and subscriber to the Free Press
has cleft the country" We "mOurn his
departure" for the (oNLT) reason that he
did not leave us lock of bis hair--op
what would have suited us as well, the
amount of bis indebtedness to this office,
&c We are somewhat more afflicted at the
loss of our money than at his sbsqaasula-
ton. May the ghosts of printers devils
ever lurk around him to throw 'quads' in
his eyes when he takes up paper to read
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

#E ~ IA Eg
As perfect health Is the greatest blessing
that VIC can enjoy, without which all 9th.
er blessings are Of little consequence, We
deem It q great ihpOstaacs to point out
the way for you 10 eniOy Il. The bowsls
must Be Kept IN tIsle By which they are
enabled TO carry of the useless matlsr;
they are The main chaaael 8hleh nature
has appoinled to carry ever, thiag that Is
unnecessary. And / is impossible TO tell
what q large amount Of sickness has been
caused BY ostiPation. OF oOslivenesa, 10
other words, by not keeping Ihe bOsels
regular; il is tho main road % oil diseases:
it is lhe.cAuss Of unnatural irritation to the
mucous, or lining membranes Of the
bowels. Having lost their natural strength
they .esnnot object 70 what Is required Of
them. Hence tie bowels beeo,Ie inaa-
med. and uhlesS you fud q speedy reles,
thousand other complaints are ever
ready TO drag yoa through q miserable
add wreLched life, Such medicines must
be given as viii cleanse the stomach and
bowels, and restore their natural strength.
To accomplish this there is no compound
50 valuable as Morss's Pills; all other med.
ieines sink to utIes insignificauce when
compared to them, it seems as though
the Author Of Nature had designsd them
for this as well as other complaints
From two to five Pile q day will increase
strength and appetite, and cleanse the
stomach and intestines from whateysris is in'
furious. EF asaAE7 .s
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: Aounittal Of COle--The Scene.

TIE oonnsaut Reporter in noticing the
trlal ofcole and his scquiItal remarks:
In regard to Cole, there seems to be a
general impression that be is guilty, but
many entertain convictions that the evil
dence is insufficient to warrant a verdict.
The uncle and aunt Of the prisoner were
forbidden by bis counsel to visit him at
The Jail dnriug the progress of the trial.
On Sunday morning, at 6 o'clock, the Of
ticen of the court were called in,-"the
Jury had agreed" Cole took his seat at
The end Of one of the tables and buried
hia face in his shawl. The Judge came iu
Aler a!ew minutes and asked the jury il
they had agreed. MIR Hawkins, the fore.
man, said-"Ws have.ph The Judge told
| The prisoner to rise. He die SO, seemingly
with considerable difficulty. The judge
| asked d,rz"What Is your verdictG" mo
Guilty" The prisoner dropped into hi
chair, laid bis head upon the table, anS
| burst into very bOisteroas emotion, a
| lhe same instant Nssan Thrasher an,
BlakesIee, bis counsel, lost control Of thei
/ lselings and weptas entirely Overcome.
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MARGARET JAMEs, Pres,
MARoARET ANDERSON, Sec.
Tey.tta nec 1879
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

-, PETERsBUGH, VA, Dec, 2,
The Democratic State ColYeaiioD as
sembled here to day. The attendance is
immense, and Phoenix Hall filed nearly
to suffocation. Delegates from nearly ev.
cry city and county in the State are pres
ent. After a stormy time a Temporary or
ganization was effected by tho choics Of
Col. A. q. Butts, Of Petersburgh, as chair
man. A committee Of one delegate frsm
each congressional district was appointed
to report officers for the permanent organ.
izqtion. Every democratic editor in the
State was chosen secretary. Recess.
At4 O'Clock P. NJ, the convention re.
assembled anl the committee reported rea-
olutions and nominated officers for perna.
nent organization. A most acrimonious
debate then ensued, during which the most
dsgrseeful scenes were enacted. Several
delegates attempted TO speak, but were si'
fenced by cIapping Of hands, shouting aud
hisses.
The committees nomination Of Thomas
N. Ambler, of Louis, was accepted by ac'
clamation, when the convention adjourn
ed till o Pm. H gE aA
This is the largest convention, by sever
al hundreds, that has ever assembled il
The State. @ A5z
December 3.--The Convention met a
10 O'Clock tins forenoon. The ball wa
moro crowded even than it was yesterday
Mr. Barbour, Of Culpepper, nominated
| Hon. Letcher for Governor, when Timoth,
Rives, Of Prince George, Immediately tool
the floor aud began to pour hot Ghot upoI
Letcher. A great sensation has been crea
lted. Mr.. Pryor is taking notes and will "a
lily to Rves this afternoon, aafa
1t is thought the vote will not be take
to-day. aaF q aa9 z
Last night during heated debate. NI
jackson, Of Wood, gave the lie to MI
lSedtion, of Stafford. 1t Is rumored th
parties have left the NC, to fight a due
| Afternoon session.-Mr. Rives conclu
| ded his remarks at 4 O'Clock, and wassrc
eeeded by Mr.. Pryor, who made powel
tsrfnl speech in favor Of Mr.. Letcher. .pa
i There is an immsnse crowd in tue Cor
yention and the applause ia frequent an
tremendous. : - Va
Evening session,--Mr, Pryor conclt
tled pmid tremendous applause. He W
followed by Mr. Treadway, Cor Letche
'lapd Mr.. 0. ]. Wise, opposed to Letchs
! Dec. 4.--The Convention got thrcuI
: with the first ballot at four o'clock IN 4
. morning. The interest manifested was !
1tcnse--the crowd remsiuiug till the clos
/ i1Tho candidates presented were Mess
3 Iistcter, Hopkins, Edmouson. Smith |
! Green Bnar .Brcckenbrough, and Jo
: Randolph Tucker, Mr. Le,cher was nol
linated by aboat ! 20 votes over all othe
]. The convention adjourned till II o'elc
this morning.
Mr.. Letcber's friends are in ecstucies.
b
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

CAPrrAL PUsnHxESr.- w bile several
States have made strenuous effJrts Of late
years to abolish capital punishment alto.
gether. the legislature Of Georgia is now
endeavoring to extend this penalty to 9th.
er crimes than murder and arson, Two
bills have been introduced with view to
make both night burglary and robbery by
force capital offences, but each has failed
in the Senate, They have, however, been
amended 50 as to make the punishment 2U
years in lhe penitentiary, at the discretion
Of the Coult.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

Our rnsighbor, The editor ofthe Demo
crots does not notice, much less does he re-
ply to eur riaLerrogatories touching bis po.
sition on several subjects that are now .ec.
cupyiBg the public mind, Wbys s thisS
Can he not find time enough TO give the
political issues Of The country passing no
ice? Are the questions which are now.
being discussed from Nsine % George not
Of sufficient magnitude 10 caimshis atIsas
tione Orbays the late elections 80 opera.
led upon The mind Of our worthy neighb0r,
the Judge, as to make him TOO timid to
giyea free pltsr4uoe 10 hisopiniOuas a
w6nslesdiug Democrats in almost ev>
cry section Of :he country are holding
nleetingss making speeches. and passing
resolutions, either approving or rspudla'
ing Mr.. Bpchsnsn's Kansss policy, our
neighbori is as silent IS though be were .
complete novice ip politics. In fact, lfFe
Judge correctly. the rank and 6ie Of his
| party do not exactly understand what bic
/ politics, Just al this particular time. are
4 They for instance do not know whether he
il Ia favor Of squatter Sovereignty. o.
whether be holds himself ID readiness K
assist ID ''throttllnge il! They have no
| been informed lately whether be supports
the Drsd Sc3tt Decision, or whether here
pudiates it! They in short, aressnot abl
n 10 conclude whether hehas ''hitched" him
sslf to the rising fortunes Of Douglas Q
wbsther be stil continues . soldier In II
ranks of"0ld Buck" sspg msaa Is r
7. Now II occurs to us thatthis Egyptian daF
/ ness should by all means be dispellsds e
! the coat then be pulled of, the sleeves rHI
led up, the editorial gull propelled wi. wi
velocity, and . stout leader rol
y led offwhich will define exactly the pos
!. ton Of our ueighboF upon ae above sOt
jects,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

DEA7H OF ELISHA n .wn1rrEEsRY ESQ
Elisha NJ. Whittlesey. ESQ, son Of Uni
ted States Controller WhittIesey, died al
Wasbipgtou few day ago of consumP.
ton. His remains were brought to Can
field, Mahoning county, where be resided
and inferred, M. Wswss sbout SO year
Of age, and universally esteemed BY all Wht
knew him AT the time Of bis death b,
held the position Of principal CLERK ID tn
Treasury Department at Washington.
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Anew Democratic Test.

It is isbeccning plainly evident that Sou.
thern politicians are preparing new test
for the National Democracy" They
have secured the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise Line, which prohibited slave.
Try north of s6 deg. 80 minutes Not con-
tent with this. they have had the United
States Supreme Court decide that the Con-
athution of the United States carries ala-
very into all The Territories, and now they
demand,snd probably will induce Congress
to prevent the people from legislating then
out of 1t. This is the new isSue that il
uov urged by the South. 1t will be seer
that it efectually and morcilessly slaugh
ters the sovereignty of the people, in al
our Territories. How will our friend 0
the Democrat stand upon this new testG
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08
FROM NEW YORK.

ssl New YoRKe Dec, z.
Daniel Wilcox, Captain of the canal
boat Liberty, has been arrested on charge
Of grand LARCENY, taking. hom the cargo q
large quantity Of wheat belonging toa firm
10 this city. - ~ - 4
"A Captain Of . Free canal boat belong
ing 10 lie same firm. was arrested yester-
DAY on d. charge Of having sScie!ed in the
cabin Of his boat about three ions Of pic
ron, which he bad tstsn rom The cargo
q X sssro ls'l up, Va. recently a6ra4isd IN
Northumberland county, Va, by being
whipped 10 death By 9. party Of persons
engaged 10 illegal traffic With negroes IRON
whom tier purchased stolen goods. The
perpetrators are under arrest. -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

TEACHERS ExAMINATIoN.-By refer
ence to notice in another column i will
be seen that the Board Of School Exam
inss intend holding a special examination
of teashes on the first Wednesday Of Jan
uary next. This will be great accom-.
modation to many who desire to teach
during the latter part of the winter, but
who have nos certificates to cover the time.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08
DOUGLAS AT NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, Dee.

5p.. sE NEW ORLEANS, Dee. .. =
Douglas arrived at O'Clock last even
ipg. One hundred guns we're fired and
the hosIiitslities Of the city rendered to
lsiin. y hfssg" a5 las -
He was escorted by the Mayor and Al
herman to the ST. Charles--was called out
and made a Bisf speech. Great lenthusi"
Asiur prevailed. The Trus Delta has nom~
mated him for tie Presidency.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

sADDLERY.--We would call the atten'
tiOn Of our farmers to the reduction ip
prices advertised blythe Saddle & Harness
Maker at Figley'. Mills. Mr.. W. Mclean.
Mac. takes the right method to make his
saddles, etc., go-i. G. advertising.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

The proprietors of Grover & Bakers
Sewing Machine have sent US sample OF
work performed by their machines The
stitch is neat, regular, strong and elastic
and, in our Judgment, cannot be surpassed
in the above qualities. See advertisement
in another column.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

Quite anunber Of DOmOcrals in harri-
son county and among them some q the
Ieadisg members Of the party have latels
hsld a asesiug at the Court House d Cs
dir, and rtrudiated the Presidents Kare
sss policy. Esq. Pearcs Ofthst Plaes sP-
pears to head the movement, snd from
what we are able to learn the great BODY
Of The D. mOsrcy Of that eOuply are bear
tily tired and disgusted with the truck
ling of.'our venerable President, to South
em dictAgiO6 They vii doubles at Ones
cut themselves entirely loose frOm The Ad'
IminitFatlon, sndstouee form themselves
| iatO q separate and distinct organization
With sqastter sovereignty as their platform
and thus make bold and determined ef
fort to sgain place their party upon th'
mutilated and deserted Cincinnati Plat
form.
The Cadiz SeRtintl and lawyer Estep
appear to be about the Ouly perOns in Har
rison county that are sticking to the Blu
chAnan ship. They will in all PrObabili
ty, hold on to the old craft until she gOe'
down. E
We doubt not, iflhs rank and file 0
The Democratic party IN Carroll count.
we're consulted. aad if anQPpOrtunity Wer
giFen then to express their honest convic
lions that the result would show tia. four
flfths Of them are as warmly attached t
the doctrine Of Popular Sovereignty in th
Territories, as ever, and that they are 9
ready and willing to repudiate the cOurs
ofFthe model President" as their brother
10 Harrison county have been. Had the
an active, energetic leader, one wh
had nerve. and who WOuld put himself
their head as Mr.. PeArce has done ia Ha
rison, We would witness demonstratio
here that would cause Buchananism
grow pale.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

CONVENTION OF SoLDIERs.-We are re.
quested to say there will be a convention
Of those who in any way took part In the
late war ith Great Britain, at the Courl
House in Painesville on Saturday, Dec
lltb, at 10 o'clock A.M,s for The purpose
Of addressing Congress on the subject Of
granting those who took part in that
eventfnl struggle, pension similar to that
granted to those ofthe Revolution. We
iilOpe the soldiers Of18Ia viii press :Aei. .lei.
claims with yigor, and that Congress will
not turn deaf ear to their reasonable re-
requests. sts.--PainesvlHe AdUsrtiser.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

AnERIeIN MoEEHLr.-Ths is the title
Of ia new magazine, the first number Of
which will appear IN short time, and will
take the place of the late popular graharn's
Magazine. Chas. Q. Leland,who was the
life and light of Graham, will conduct
the editorial department of the sMonthlysi'
which is all the assurance we want that
it will be rHE magazine of its kind. Il
WIN retain the old features that were 80
popular in Graham, besides adding to them
many new and attractive ohes. The steel
engravings ase to be of the very highest
order of excellsnce--one in every namber
aud colored steel plate every three months
We will tell our readers more about 4
wheu we receive the frst number. CheaT
1.-TWO dollars . rear to single spbserbersi
two copies, IS; four copies $6s address
HEsRY WHITE, No.s7 Beekmansst. New
York; s' SO gia4o Else & ,Hait
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Aoauittal Of Cole.

The case Of Cole, for the murder Of bis
wiGs, was submitted to the jury at three
o'clock p M, Saturday, [27th ult. aud at
6 am. Sunday, they returned verdict Of
not guilty Ths jury stood at Hrst four
for conviction and eight for acluittal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08
AT7,lCHMEN7 NOTICE.

slI'' ! FG',a' S.' pin Before I Daalsl 4 .l CLARK,
Henry Peterson def Justice Ct the Peace Of
Fox township. Carroll county, Chio;, On the
2sth day of November A. D. 1858, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum Of ten dollars and seventy
ak cents. SILAS POTTS.
Fox tp., Dec. 3, '58--3w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

soUrH CARoLlzA SESAroR.-Tbs Legis.
lalure Of South cprOlina, recently elected
the Hon. James Chestnut, 10, represent
that State il the United States Senate. :
Mr.. c.. is regarded as The most conserya,
tive of all the candidates in the field for
that pOst--beiOg opposed 70 The revival Of
The African slave trade. His competitors
were nearly al in favor Of that nesnesi
abd most wicked of all measures.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

OLD BERKs THOROUGHLY REvoLUrroS-
IzHD.-The uprising Of the people Of
Berks county, Pa, to defeat the PreSi.
dents's pet, ]. Clancy Jones, was not i!
appears, spasmOdic or temporary affair.
Since then, another election has been held
10 that district, to fil the une1pired time
OF Mr.. Jones, iuthe present Congress, with
result even more scathiug to the Presi-
dent than that received on the second
Tueedsy Of October At that time the
Administration candidate was defeated by
less than 100 votes; nov the AdminiAtrs-
tiOn candidate suffers . defeat By more
than 400. Old Berks is just now doing
psnnancc for the evil she has done in for.
mer years. -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08
SPECIALNOTIOE.

An examination Ofschool TeacheFsWill be
held in the town of Carrollton on the first
Wednesday Of January, 1859 for the exPrssl
benefit Of those who may desire to teach.
By order of the Board. D. A. .ARTER. p
Dec. sd. ra Secretary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08
MA RRTED:

Cnthe 25th ult., by the Rev. J. Wes:, at
his own residence in Peuysville. Mr., John
G. Brooks to Miss Mary Ellen Moreland,
all Of this county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

Abill has been introduced into the Leg
islsture Of Georgia, to prevent the use of
any Latin phrase in amy Of the legislative
acts Of that State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08

DISTINGUISHED DEATHS. = Hon. Thos
L. Harris, member Of Congress elect, of
Illinois, died at his home in that State a
few days since. He served as . soldier 10
the Mexican War, was regarded brave
man. an able legislator, and universally
esteemed wherever known. eas
Hon. Jonathan Knight. Of the Wash.
ingtont tPa.) District, also died a few days
ago. lie was eectsd to Congress in 1854.
Though not possessed Of what might be
termed a brilliant mind; yet for honesty
Of ehalaetsr, prsctical common sense, and
close attention to business in the commit,
tee room, he bad but few superiors in the
House Of Representatives.. rhsEe
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-08
ORET UARY.

DIED-0u the 2 th uh., in Monroe tp..
Carroll tosaly Ohio; after q protFactsd
.illn.ss, (GonsanptiOn) which she bone
with christian paliepce, Miss Nancy J.
Cool, in ID S2d year Of her aee.
The ukisct Of thk sketch wss born ID
the sbovs named couBty and STATE, where
she finished Der courss. Nancy was
brought up by religious parents. and was
early instructed 10 lhs principles Of chris
tienily. She naturally possessed a mild
and quiet temper. A number Of years
ago she Juined the Union United Pres,
bJteriaD) Church, 10 which she lived a
consist,n q and exenplary member until she
passed from her home aud friends on earth,
to her home and fTiends above. Itiss0l.
dom that the Ills Of life. are met with
greater christian forlitude than they were
met by The subject Of this sketch. Indeed
her affections were borne without the
sligbtet complaint, and when Tue time
came fer her 10 quit this lie. she swsctly
iell asleep. In her death The church has
lost most valuable member and those
with whom she was connected, kiad
faend. - A. KALI.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
"He that in the wolld would rise,
Must read the news and advel tisel"
Alta eHMENT NOTICE.

NODt. UtOTBt PHI. 7 T. !"
Va. Before Daniel Clark
Thos. Peterson, deft. Justice of the Peace Of
Fox tp :, Carroll Co., Ohio; On the 29th day Of
November, A. D. 1858; said Justice issued an
order of attachment in the above action for
the sum OF one hundred aud twenty five dollars
and fifteen cents. ROBERT GEORGE
Fox tp., Dec. s, '5S-3w. s1iasa
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s..aa ~ 2 For the Free Press. /.

For the Froe. Press. :,
Atamestipg Of the young ladies and
gentlemen Of LeayilIsyille relative 70 ihe
decease Of Miss Susan Pislengsr who died
Oh The -l7th day Of Noyember 1858, after
a short illness;-tLe following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adop-
led. 3 sa SIS ssH .s s
y Whereas, Il has seemed good to Divine
WAdom to call from our midst the Star Of
our association, snd-- IN
Whereas, We feel called upon on this
occasion to express our sentiments Of the
moral worth Of our departed young
friend; therefore be it ~ s5
Resolved; lha: in her death ace have
lost tie ornament Of our society, and the
Christian ctureh a most exemplary
Resolved, that her death Is severe be,
reayement to the afflicted relatives that shc
has left behind, with whom we deeply
sympathise. ~ ~
/ Eesolsed that these resolutions be pub
lsked ID the Carroll lFres Press and
copy of tue same presented 10 the amil,
lofthe deceased.
/ MARGARET JAMEs, Pres.
| MARoARzT ANDERSON, Sec.
J TEyrTTsyit.Le. Dec. i. 1858.