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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Will be sold, on the 9th day Of July
A. d. 1856, al public auction, before the
door Of the Court house in Carrollton,
Carroll county, Ohio, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P, NJ.
of said day, the following described tract
of land, situate ia said county, and des
cribed as follows, 10 wit: Being three
acres of land part Of the south east quar-
Ter of Sec. 35, Tp. l3, aud R. 6; bounded
as follows beginning at post on the
bank Of Oneleg creek thence north 62t'
degrees east ] eighty hundredths of
chain to a post, thence north is degrees
west 81 hundredths ofa chain 10 Posi.
thence u degrees west 6 chains g. tweu
iy.6ve hundredihs TO post, thence south
s chains and eighty five hundredlhs 10 u
post, thence east 5 chains and thirty four
hundredths to the place Of beginnIng -
SieEed and taken IN execution as the prop
erty of Wesley Mccoy al the suit Of
Anthony Vandorn & Frederick VandOrn.
B. GRIFFITH,
S&erE Of Carroll cOEHty, o.
June Gath, 1886.
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npef, brown and bleached musIins, buck.
ram, canvass aud padding, sewing silks
aud twists, glazed musllns and linens,
footingS, edgings 4 inserlings, Irish linen6
s. Iaces, plain and figured swiss lnuslins,
do do book DO
do do bob,nett do
DO crossbar'd crmbricks,
Caaton 6annels, Of various colors, cotton
yarn and candle wichlng, black lscss,
wells and 6arazes, grapes and pODgees,
c"s'on aud merino shawls, bonnet and
belt ribbons, silk aud fancy hd'kfs silk,
dag, ban danns, nadrsss aud colluo hd'kCs
tuscan, straw and ieghorn bonue,s, gimp,
cyprus and satin bonnets, straw bands g.
trimmings, suSpenders, tapes g. bindings,
woOlen hannels, red and green, mems
stocks and cravats, woTstrd and cotton
Hosiery, berlin and bnckskin gloves, silk
and cotton gloves, Iadys' kiG and beaver
gloves, umbrellas aOj parasOls, swiss
cdPes aud fringes, ladies' baskets and
palm leaf hats, silk aud fur hats, combs,
buttons and brushes, Ladies' Morocco &
prunellu shoes, ladies' leather shoes and
boots, mems coarse aGd fine shoes, mems
coarse 4 hne boots.
HARDWARE 4 CUTLERY,
Walters and looking glasses, drugs and
medicines, dyestufs Of every description
glass and queensware Also, large
| stock Vi
GROCERIES,
Iron, nails and glass, Ieather salt and
fish.
With almost every article that will
be asked for ia Retail store. Feeling
convinced that putting is of but little
use, they therefore choose to say but
little on that subject. They would
merely invite the public generally TO
give them a call, examine and decide
for themselves-Feeling assured at the
same tine that they will be able 10 give
general satisfaction 10 those who may
favor them with a call.
N. B. Produce of almost every
description taken in exchange for
Goods at the highest price.
CASH paid for Wheat.
JACKSON & FAWCETT.
Carro!Iton, June l0Ih, 1886 If
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BILL TOREGULTAETHE PUB
Lie CDEPOSIrES.

The following is an abstract OF the
bill which has passed The Senate and
is now pending in the House of Rep
resenta:ives. 1t comprises Is sections
Sec. lst, makes it the Treasury
Secretary's duty to select such Of the
state banks as may be most conveni'
eOt to the places at which the reve'
nues are collected or disbursed, and
be considered by him safe repositories;
and 10 Territories or places where no
banks exists or can be so employed.
he is authorized to make arrange
menis with any banks elsewhere, to
establish an agency for the public
business under the same liabilities as
the deposite banks. "PrOUsded that
al least one such bank shall be selected
in each state, "-upoa the terms here
matter prescribed; that he shall not
suffer to remain 10 any bank, an
amount more than equal TO three
(ourlhs of its capital stock actually
paid in, for longer time than Is ne
cessary 10 make The transfers required
! in the l2lh section.
Sec. 2 provides that in cases where
no safe bank can be regularly employ
ed, he shall direct the collections to be
deposited 10 some adjacent bank, upon
the terms hereinafter prescribed, Pro
Uided that Congress shall have power
10 remove the depOsites and changt
The terms, and the banks may at any
time decline the service upon paying
over The money.
Sec 8. No bank be employed un'
Ill il furnishes a statement OF its con
dition and business, list Of directors
price of stock, copy of charter am
other Information necessary to enable
the secretary 10 Judge of its condition
Sec, 4. The banks must before
being employed, agree to the follow
ing terms:
i To furnish weekly or monthly
statements, as the secretary shall re
uuire, oCils condition aad business
and weekly statements TO the treas
urer, of the public account, and tn
secretary shall have the right TO in
spect such account 10 The books, with
out, however, the privilege Of inspec
ting any private accounts. =
ed. TO credit all sums deposited Q
specie, and to pay all drafts in Speci
if required by the holder.
Sd. To give all necessary faciIitie
to the Secretary for transferring III
public funds from place TO place, with
out commissions or difference OF eS
, change.
4rh. To render the government q
the services heretofore required OF In
: United States Bank.
Sec. S. No Bank which docs nj
redeem ITS notes with specie, end non
which issues notes under IS 10 be en-
e ployed; nor shall the notes OF 40
/. bank which issues smaller bills be IT
n ceived. =.
Sec. 6. The Secretary may requII
collateral security from the banks a"
Sec. 7, authorizes him TO contra
with banks under this aCis
- Sec. 8. No back, employed, Sha
- be discontinued or the money dra"
l. therefrom unless it shall fell 10 con
'r ply with the terms, or 10 keep sue
an amount Of specie as he shall reqUl
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LISP OF LETTERS
II EMAlNlNG 10 The Post Office al
h. CarrolItOn Ohio on the first Ell July

II EMAlNlNG 10 The Post Office at
II CarrOlIton Ohio on the first eli July
1886,
Matson Ayres, Wm Allen, Natheuiel
Brewster, WIN Buck, Martha Gregg, RO'
ert Campbell, WIN. Clark, Charlotte Den
avan, Aaron Elliott, b. NJ. Fisher, mes
FerralI James Henry, Mary Hunter,
George Hartman, WIN Hood, Jesse Haas
2, Jonn Har', Michael Hanline, Jacob
Hanes, Mary Joseph, Frederick X eek
ner, Thomas Latta, George Miller, b. g.
II. Meeker, Conrad Mintling, JrcOb Mil,
Ter Christopher Marks, Margaret Me-
Mutt, James McMaster, James McCarrel
Margaret Mcfarland, George McCaskey
David Norris, John Oilers, Abigail Price
Paul Preston, Thomas Piper, Joshua Rice
Wm. Randall. George Rider, ThOs. Rice
2, Thomas RingIand, George Reynolds,
Griffin Smallwood, Joel Sackett 2, DAM
ell Stout, Benjamin Sells, Peter Stager,
Joseph Sniyely 2, Mahlon Stewart, VIM.
Walker, Charles Wilson, John Wyant
Sarah Wisely, Sarah Zollers.
SAMUEL STERLING, p NJ.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO,

NEW ORLLANs, June,4
The schooner Ameltea arrived on
Tuesday last, in ten days from Vera Cruz
Capt V. states that the news ofthe Cap
ture Of Santa Ana was not know there
at the time Of his sailing; although the
authorities of Vera Cruz were in the dali
ly receipt of intelligence from the army
Captain Ashby, Of the schooner Gu
manche, arrived last evening FROM Meta
moras, which place she left on the goth
ult., states that the news of Santa Ana's
capture had reached that place, but had
caused very little SENSATIONS all remain
ed perfectly quiet, The prisoners, who
were under sentence of death, had been
been released, ard numbers Of Mexican
troops were arriving daily IN Melamoras,
on their way back from the scene OF war
fare, with the determination not to return
to Texas again,
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CarrOlItOm Hall.
Sandy T. Beaver Canal
rOMPANY,

The stock holders of the Sandy and
Beaver Canal Company, are hereby no'
titled that they are required to pay
an instaIhent oftvs per cent 10 Nil
chasl Arter, Treasurer 10 the town Of
Hanover, or TO his agents, before or on
the 18Th day OfJuly next, being tho eIev'
enth lnstalment.
BY Older OF the Board.
Office Of the Sandy & Beaver
Canal Company.
CD. HOSTETTER Sec'y.
June II, 1886.
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OHIO ELECTORAL TICKET.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS,
JOHN NJ. GooDENow, Of Belmont county,
oTHNEIEL LOCKER, Of Hamilton county,
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS,
Jacob Felter II Hugh McComb
2JasB Cameron IL Robert Mitchell
3Dayid S. Davis I3 James Matthew:
d James Fife 4Joshua Seney
5John ], Higgins Is 5. N. Sergeant
q Joseph Morris l6 Th. J. McLain
Flames sharp II Noah Frederick
8 John McEIvain Is Jacob lhrig
William Trevitt 10 James Means
10 David Robb
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MlLLINER AND MANTUA
~ ~SaS~
49, ga 80 &GS "

TNHE E subscriber informs the Ladies'
n ol CarrollloO and vicinity, that she
carries on the above business in all it's
branches, such as making PLAIN AND
FASHIONABLE SILK BONNETS,
HABITS and DRESSES. She will also
bleach and do up LEGHORN AND
STRAW BONNETs cheap and on the
shortest noliOce.
She will also make genllemen's Panta
looms, vests, and roVndsbouts.
Her room is opposite II. A. Sndger's
store, on Sleubenville street.
MRS, JANE GALLAHER.
CarrolkOn, July |, 1885,
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STATE OF OHIO, co
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

CARROLL COUNTY, 3D.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
NATHAN KING,
vs..
RICHARD WALTON, In chancsry.
JOHN CLARK,
JACoB STERLING,
THE said Richard Walton not being
resident Of this State, but Of the
State Of Pennsylvania, will take notice
that, on the eleventh Gay Of February, A,
D. 1885, the said Nathan King, Of the
county Of Carroll and State Of Ohio,
filed in the Court Of Common Pleas
of said county, Bill in chanSery
gainst The said Richard Walton, John
Clark aud Jacob Sterliag, setting
forth, among olherthlngs, that, on
the 2Sd day Of June, 1881, the said
Walton entered into a written con
tract with the said Clark for the con
veyancu to said Clark, Of the South
West quarter Of section 81, township
ID aud Range 4. then situate IN
The county Of CoIumbiana, but now
10 said county Of CarrOlI-that in Pur
susnce OF said contract the said CLARK
paid the said Walton a part Of the
purchase money that afterwards, on
The 4h day of July, 1881, the said
Clerk entered into certain agreemsnts
In writing with the said King for the
conveyance 10 the said King, Of eiEh
Ily acres aud twenty acres of The saic
quarter of section 81, sold by sale
Walton 10 said Clark, as Aforesaid
that said King paid 10 said Clark tn
fuI! amount Of money agreed to b'
paid by him for said eighty aud SAT-
twenty acres of land -thaton or abou
the Slh day Of August 1885, sai'
King rendered 10 said Walton The 8
mount of money alledged by Sai'
Walton 10 be due on said contract be
tween said Walton as said Clark, ant
that, on the lsth day Of August, 1888
The said Walton, with a full knowl
edge OF the CONTRACTS between sal,
Kiog and said Clark, lraudulently co..
veyed said lands to the said Jaco
SlerIng-he the said Sterling balm
we'll Informed, also, Of the contract
between said Clark and said King 70
line sale aud purchase Of said lands
, upon these and other grounds iherei
more fully set forth, said Bill pray
that said Walton may be decreed I
make, execute and deliver 10 sal
King a good deed forsaid eighty acre
end said twenty acres ofIand; or fsal
WALTON has conveyed The legal ,itl
TO said lands 10 said Sterling, the
! that said Sterling may be decrerd
: make, execute aud deliver 10 said KIn
a good and sufficient deed for sal
lands; and, 10 case a good deed car
not be made to said King, that sal
, Clark or said Walton may be decree
to pay 10 said King the amount
meoey pait by said King TO sal'
Clark for said lands. Said Bill the
concludes with a prayer for gener'
= relief.
And the said Walton Is further M
tiff ed, that unless he appear, and plea
answer or demur to said Bill (no'
pendingl within sixty days after III
next term of said Court, the said Kin
a, The next term sfer the explrstio
, Of said sixty days, will apply 10 sal
, Court to take The matters Of said b.
I as confessed as 10 said Walton, and
decree thereon accordingly.
Pearce, StdrkDeatker, & Jdroi"
Sol,cl'ors for camplainank
- ~ 1909
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0Mc Editors Of The Carroll Free Press

ToMe Editors Of he Carroll Free Press,
GENTLEMEN:
have seen my name All.
nounced in your paper as a candidate for
the Office Of Representative of Carroll
county with an apparent desire to call
forth the party question as to Harrison
and Van Buren,, Ia justice to the gen
tlemen who wish to confer oil me that
honor, must say however grateful | feel
TO them for the expression OF their conf
dence repOsed in me, and while n either
d Jubt their good intentions, nor the power
Of the party 10 confer the Office, yet l
cannot consent at this time TO suffer my.
self to be the instrument on which to test
party strength; If | am a candidate for
that Office would desire TO run on my
own merits if any have, and not on par.
ty feelings,
THIS county has heretofore elected
men to Office on thu general question Of
capabiity, and not political pariiaity,
and hope my friends will suffer me 10
pursue the adopted course Of the county
ISAAC ATKINSON.
CarrOllton, July s, 1886,
FLAG OF THE UNION, N,-On and after
the 4th ofJuly next, the flag of the Uni
ted States will be sPangled with tDenty
sir stars, two being added in consequence
of the admission Of the States of Arkansac
aud Michigan into the Union. In 1918
the number Of States then bong twenty
an act was passed "that on the admission
of every new State into the Union, one
star he added to the Union Of the Flag
and that such addition shall take eiiec
on the 4lh day of July then succeedln!
such admission" The thirteen stripes
den9ting the thirteen original States, were
on the admission of Vermont and Kehtuc
ky, increased TO fifteen; but as the mum
ber of States was further enlarged, it wa'
perceived that the Flag would not, even
tually, admit ola stripe for each, and sc
an act was passed fixing the number a
thirteen, as before, The last star added
to the flag was on the 4th of July, 1922
| in honor of the State of Missouri, which
was admitted into the Unioa on the 10th
of August, 1921. The star for Maine
was added on the 4th Of July 1920.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION,

POR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN. .
OF New York.
FOR VICE'PRESIDENT,
Richard VI. johnson,
Oi Kentucky.
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
Eli Baldwin,
OF Trumbull county.
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lfcssrs Editors:

uessrs Editors:
You will please announce
the mama of James GalIaher as cand''
date for Recorder at the ensuing October
election,
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NEW GOODS
The subscribers hauejust reteiUed from
Philadelphia T. Pittsburgh, /,
Aud are now opening at their Store, on
the corner Of
Market and Lisbon Streets,
One of the Largest g. best Assorted stocks
MERCHANDISE


EVER brought 10 this section oi me
IA country. among which can De iounO
CLOTHS,
Black, blue and brown, mixed, green
and grey, mulberry, drab and olive sa'l'
nelts Of every color and gtade, caslmeres
Of different stripes and coIors, summer
cloths of different textures, Plttsburg and
bangup cords, drilIiugs, hemp and cotton
nauk eens, stripes and coItons, mersailles
and vaIentia veslings, calicoes IN great
variety of different shades and patterns,
ginghams, French and American. silks
for ladies' dresses. Of every price and col.
OF, merinoes, double and single width, oi
various cOlors aud prices, bonIbazInes,
both coarse and fine, raIinetIs and clrcas
SLAMS, dlmi,y skirts and waddings, cotton
pIuids and ticking, checks and cotton d.
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ESTRAY,

my virtue OF al order TO us directed by
ID George Downs a Justice Of The
Peace Of Rose Township Carroll county
Ohio, we the undersigned do certify that
we have viewed and appraised certain
Stray Horse taken up BY John Hits Of
said Tow nship and find the same to be a
Light Brown, with the hind feet White to
The Paslern joint, small mark on the
hind part Of the left fore(oot, somewhat
blind in the right eye, druped rump9d ,
trots aod PAGES, about fifteen hands high,
supposed 10 be eight years old, ard we
appraise said horse at thirty three dol
lars, Given under our hands this thlr.
lecnth day Of SUne 1896,
SIMEON MARTINI Ann.,.....
AND. GIMMEsON. "ep'"
Sworn and subscribed before me
this twentln'h dav of June 1885.
GEORGE DOWNS, J. P.
State of Ohio Carroll County, S.
thereby certify the r"resnlnG to he a
rue copy from my Estray Book. Given
under my hand aud seuI this 4lh day oI
Jul. 1886. -
Julv s'h. 1896
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DISSOLUTION o5P40TNERSHTP,

rNHE undersigned give notice that,
The partnership, herelolore tx sung
uuJer Tue firm OF
ROBERTS g. LEMAS rERS,
was on the Ism last dissolved by con
sent oi the partners. Persons Indebted
to said firm are earnestly requested 10
call with Ephraim Roberts, and make set
lement OH Or before The lst oI July next,
as no further indulgence will be- gwen.
EPHRAlM ROBERTS,
JOHN LEMASTEKS.
New Harrsburgh,t
June Gath, 1895
P.S &. ROBER rS for himself re-
speclully reminds his old customers that
there are many NOES and accounts due
him, which are OF long standing. Heres
tofore, he has not subjected his customers
10 a HecsPGper dHdj and he hopes that
this aOtlce will meet prompt attention, as
his circumstances require that the a.
mounts due him should be paid without
further delay.
New Harrisburgh, June 24lb, 1886,
CARRo.a-oN RA1a.
NNHE undersigned has resumed 'tbe
business of Tavern keeping in his
buildings, on SteubenviIle Street, CarIOIl
ton, o., at the eligible stand known az
The
CarrOlItOm Hall.
This establishment is well calculated
for a Public House: and, with some
slight repairs VIII ch are nearly compile.
ted, II will, for general CONVENIENCE. CON
pare with any other House Of the kind IN
this part Of Ohio. The Bar and Board
will be supplied literally, and every at.
tention given, that may contribute to the
comfort and pleasure Of those who shall
patrUnise the Hall.
GEO. BEATTY.
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OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

Representative
Isaac Atkinson
John Pearce
James Thompson
Commissioner
Col. Wm. Wilherow
William Hodge
Charles II. Hays
Recorder
Mai. James Thomson
John Pugh
Joshua D. Patton
Thomas X. Harbaush
John Mccormick
Surveyor
Jacob Champer
Van Brown
James McCully
----r|<---~
MesSrs PeGrce J. ChriSty,
Yov will please
announce the name John ShOber, as q
candidate for Commissioner, at the ensu
ing eIectiOnf
Messrs Editors:
You will pleast aunounc'
.be name Of James HAizlett, as n candi
date for R order at the ensuing election
aBd oblige
A number Of Voters
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OR
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ry standing in tie Country. hare
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Ia,
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completed 'he si,h year and twelfth
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rinues, as ct first, The most popular
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The publisher is grateful for The
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endeavOr by unremitted exertiOns, 10
merit it, The Lady's Book was the
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prielor asks careful examination Of
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scribers from tho commencement; aud
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two Views Of Two Heads, from The
Portrait GalIpry-Embroidery Fac
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
Senatorial Electors.
benjamin. Ruggles, Of Belmont co.
Joseph Ridgeway, sen., OrFranklin CO.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
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THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE,

FOR PRESIDENT,
VIM. =. HARRISON,
OF Ohio.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Francis Granger,
OF New York.
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
Joseph Vance,
OF Champaign county.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-16

TEXAS Observation-Disclosures to
a letter published in the Journal Of
Commerce. some Of the volunteers
who left New York about a month a.
GO for the land of promise in Texas,
in vessel called the Madawaska,
commenced their career rather UNI
luckily. as appears by the following
extract:
NASSAU. q. P.) Dec. 10. 1885.
Dear Sir; write from an English
prison yard. You will laugh at this.
and indeed l do myself. But SO it is.
Here l am, in company with my asso-
ciates in tribulation. for the crime of
Piracy! Don't stare now. and will
tell you how it happened. After leav-
ing New York we had a fair wind for
eight or ten days: at the end of which
time we found ourselves among the
Bahama banks and islands. Our cap
tain never having sailed the route
before, lost his reckoning, and we
were cared into dangerous and al
most unknown harbor. He then sent