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lane0us E.s- by Clf.npef North (Pru.Snr .l.onl
yDh.llmo Just published ant tor s,le low by
ar DAYTON kNEwMAN cot Fulton sg. Na,.as.,t.
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IL The last Tuscaloosa (Alabama) Monitor
comes to u, with sixteen of it, twenty-eisht coll
umn, filed with applications for the benefit OF
the Bankrupt Law.
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II TheoioxicnID I.cm..iou

theological Discussion bctar~n Rev Mr. Henson fN.io
dist) 7ud Re- Nfr Ingais Universal ST held 40 -0lfy
l.. ]. IN January, 1872 Price i2i cents
Ako large variety ut in.yrr.al, Books, Pamphlets
&C a. tr nivrr,, Book E.iabl ms at Ne 10 Fl.fo.
street. between Nassau aud Rua,nay IN alu
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between iiu ison ard 81
where il may be had vbulc,al- ~ retail.
u Jayne. sgnir Tonic

N. j. Wing Sine linc since called upon NJ T. Ma.
,on, Sumuery lie for DR. Jayne, celebrated Hair Tone
To restore ny bar, which was then Ealing out daily. pro
curei on. bottle ard applied IL, contents according the
directions When the bpfile aus'ed, Discovered
great surpcse ani sasacton ihat tie Young bar
staring hlnf'0pe} therefore plrch1,rd snoi'er. upul
had used lhrVe bottles AID 3Ow pensaiou uly hair
- A. thick And whsi j. surprising ms bald
not ID. a>oued hy sck es, which lsre y
grealrr hnne r.,nrlI--n. Ln. wa. hcre.llaLA.
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OLIVER ". NOODFotD, - CatllTiu'-si. has made hr.
rangemtss tu receive nr ti -7ih o April. Two argc
ns,.ce, Transparent N.ud0w shades, embracing aiao.t
every Mind o Iau'srr's, swiss. and italian Views, VIZ
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OF c"iprs Fan. lies. INSTEAD at spending t'r time
In purchasing .ecOn haui article auction can le sup.
pied with transparent Window Shade., ihe following
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Religions ausivrr.nries.
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Jr All Persons hsv.ng CHIN. agansi thr late firm
of Augs '. h. Webb 10 or Jnsph l. kelo-g are h.re
by noed % present the sam- fully AUTHENTICATED 10 th
'.terber on % before the Art day OF Jgne next Al b
office NJ. - CanA!,t.
mist ~ wv ALLEN, Assignee
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spencer's Cnsyimcre Har

finest Cashmere Hats ihis day rsduceioS al VII b til
all uaess advance Is rendered nrcessary by
rise In the cot Of material
al II ~ SPENCER, 2tj Broadway.
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NprI IT, III lIT Ut NUTc ~uTWelsct Co, =. J.
Sold by the agents, \ B y SANDS, DRUGGISTS, -
Fulton, corner O Goi,reet. 100 Fn'on,re Z7J Brad.
way, and = Fast Br0adsay. Prcc A.. ~ az In
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the Course TO supply Themselves box OF sherman.
camphor Lolenge' which viii giet 'helr irritation 1od
losophers. They may be- had at les Na''au's'rcot
READ TIE FoLLowisc-I1 !, really astonishing to zee
what wonderful performed by The use OF The >f-
sapara aud Tomato BttfT after all othsf medicines have
failed. $500
Extract of = letter from Dr. william. of vi
Genilrmep-I will thank YOU t. seud me Two dozen more
Of your >srsaparla and Tomato Biters save used IL
with great success iOuF OF dyspepsia, curing each
OF hrm almost Incredible short umei lkrwise one
OF scroluous hnsnor and one OF Jannd'e CONSIDERED
i valuable compound and must LAY have n~d II WIN
the ha2pest effects should like Ia have II con
yeneut One OF the OF dyspepsia was a gentleman
who had suffered long me and had been to Tie springs
A. Boydcn Esq Of Cambridge, cured Of the dyspepsia Of
year SANDING, alter trying hundred remedies without
the least effect
Benjamin whitney OF Lynn. cured OF indigestion and n5s
pepsia 10y using two bottles of the above.
Joha Wilcox oi New Bedford cured OF dreadful humor
OF three years Standing amer taking all other preparations
in rsnhscwise h, has used /, with the hsppe't e
the purpose
George 81 $, E.q New Bedford, has used Tor general
debility and loss OF appetite Sc and by the use OF wo bot
ties entirely curei.
Ms J. smith of Chsrestown cured Of dyspepsia
by using Il two weeks
NrS H. Williams has been cured Of indigestion OF dyspep
ia, attended With severe cough.
Sold by the agents, A. g. d. Sands. druggists 70 Fulton
street Of Gold To- Ful,on.treet, Z75 BI0aIway u
East Bfoad"ny
To ov. susscRiBEsA-we request of eur subscriber. 70
read til, cc the whole OF Il, AMI then, II
require, ask Of then to es; tls truth or what We have
asserted.
We say. from personal knowl.dge, that Dr.. l.. ID Fcr-
mings Worm Candy,sa pleasant mid and efcctual remedy
for worms IN children
That ri. Diahpa Candy will give speedy relieffrom
that most painful OF all d,.rsses.
That his Dinner or Tonic Candy. = certain Or
Co.ysnes, FuInes distress after ealing Heartburn Sc
That his Cathartc Candy at the very best universal
physics known. For coughs, colds, bilious complaints, t.
vers. foul stomach. &c, II Z. thorough remedy.
We further that these cines purely vegetable,
and not q aly agreeable but desirable tn the taste
Sold wholesale and retail, At 1875 Na.,au-,ireet; ALEC At
10 Broadway, al. BOwery asd al - FUltOn-t 80 IL
u For fine assortment of csrs, warranted, sec sd'rr
semeIt in anoihsr columa " CATH rne-st ~ as IN
II spencer's Cashmere Hats. The pricc 81
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! ,,cme tcnxuc cash TUTORING E-'nh,

N. Ina. % n!P-nl., ;. oarrcI sl1., nv ,La-L-'-
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READ THE FoLLOwIsG.-1t i really astonishing TO see
what wonderful cures performed by The OF the >ar
,apara aud Tomato B,tsTs alter all 0hsr medicine, have
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
STRANGE DOINGS IN GEORGIA.
The EoiiowIng extract OF letter is
published in the Charleston Courier,
nRnnU /C A.. n 1utD


published in the Charleston Courier,
FERRY, (Gl,) Mayo, 1912.
The times are becoming appalling
reaIIyaIarming We have just returned
from Sumter SUI erior Court. Its first
DAYS session was this day week We
took all our plain verdicls entered up our
Judgments, attached the noes-pul
them back in the clerks Office that night.
Some friends, it was not ascertalned who,
but some Elk or eight must have been
concerned, entered the Court House, car
rled off the clerks desk, in which wes
caniaIned every paper, pocket record
book, NC. pertaining 20 The othce, an
consumed the whole by fire. There was
nothing saved except the few cases the
members Of the bar hapPrred to have in
their hats or pockets We lost every
case but Two where Judgment had been ia
ken. Notes are gone also, No trace
left behind.
The next day, being Sheriff sales day
land great deal Of property ADVERT
sed the court pro eeded on with such ca,
ses as The bar hlb out uhti, sale hour ar
rived; when it suspended for salcs- 4 as
soon as the Deputy Sheriff commenced,
he was instantly sol2ed by the r0llians
and carried off to an adjacent swamp
The Judge repaired to the court room.
mlde an address to the popuSaCe, com.
manded the principal Sheriff to summon
The posse aud pursue, bring back the dc
putty, and those who carried him off The
Sheriff led tho way commanding the
crowd of at least Two hundred and fifty
TO follow and and him-the crowd went
out dispersed over the town, and oot half
dozen would 90. The Sheriff approach
cd to near the place where the outlaws
were, and fellow Camo with dubIe
barrel gun, and told the Sheriff that there
were % or thirty men in the swamp well
armed - That he might advance, il he did
he would do it at his peril-lhal fifty
milions Of armed nen could not capture
the outlaws.
The Sheriff had no arms and could get
none 10 put iato The hands OF the friends
OF the law Of the governmgnt, Moboc-
racy stalks abroad in noon day sun, with
impunily, and without u blush, GOD
save the country and destroy the spirl
Of IN )bIsm,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

Chi dren, though adversely might frown
upon their efforts and otherwise blight
their prospects. But these blessings
are in danger Of being scattered to the
four winds Of heaven - lrited away and
destroyed and that too, by body of
men distinguished for their p,otestations
Of their tender regard for the poor!-
Notwithstanding the sacred character
of this School Fund, the Legislature al
their last session laid their unhallowed
hands upon the trust, and VandaI like.
reduced the School Fund Gtiy thousand
dollars! Thus have these men, preten.
ding TO be, s it were, stepped IN dem
ocracy and love for the poor, by one
fell swoop, pIundered this fund Of one.
fourth part of its entire amount. The
following is copy OF the sections OF
the Act to which wo have adVerted.-
What think the people Of Ohio, and es
pecialIy the friends Of popular education
of their provisions, by which the sys-
tenn 10 abandoned? For it will be seen
the arrangement is not temporary
merely, but designed TO be permanent
and perpetual. And who would think
OF looking for such provisions, in an act
bearing such title? 1t is fraud upon
its very face. Read it--Ond then talk
with your neighbor about 1t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
From The Ohio State Journal
FRIENDS OF THE POOR-PRE-
TENCES TO DEMOCRACY,
REDUCTION OF TIE
SCHOOL FUND.

No sma)l portion OF the influence cx
ercised by the Locofoco politrclans and
editors has been acquired by means of
false pretenCes Of being the very pecu,
liar and almost exclusive friends of the
poor. Eliminating their regard for the
poor by the standard of ,h,ir professions
one would be led to The conclusion that
ihoy were the real Simon Pure Good
SamariianS Of the age, and that but for
their fostering care, tho great mass Of
the people would have been reduced TO
the most abiect state of dependence, if
not literally devourcd by the rapacily
ol the Wings, But il any one will but
take the trouble 10 examine into these
pretensions, ho will find them unbound
ed, utterly empty and delusive, and put
forth for the purpose Of deception.
With professions Of ardent lote for the
poor constantly in their mouths, these
men are, in their henrls, destitute Of
any regard for their we'll being. The
question with them is not how any
proposed measure will affect the inter
eNs Of the poor, - but, how will it boar
upon The selfish designs of The ambitious
leaders of "lhe party"
OF all lhe features Of tho State pol
i'y, that in relation TO our common
schools is decidedly most democratic,
and It's practical operation most brnef
cent TO the poor. BY laws heretofore
in force. fluid Of two hundred thousand
dollars had accumuIAlcd, designed aud
srt aphrl for the education OF the Youth
Of the State. including the chlIdten ol
the poor aN well ~ those who are com.
patarivrIy wealthy This provision
had for years g0ldencd tho heart ol
The poor, and encouraged them TO look
l,fwaId with ctuG lonce to tho benefits
ol q common school education for their
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
I Morn. Chron.

THOMAS IloLDwoRTH BLAKE (oi lndr-
ano) has been appointed by the Presi-
dent OF the Uultej States, with the adj
vice 8co spu OF he Senate, 10 he Conn
miss ntr Of he General Land Office, vice
Huntington, resigned. This appoinl-
ment was Confirmed by tho Senate, as
We hear, with unanimny which must
be higIy gratifying to Col. BLAKE and
bis friends, of whom he has many in
this cny Nat. In.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

ing check on a bank, pardon, and he
was Immediately released from conine-
meat"
Without rensuring, or even question:
ing, your motives, for making such unu.
sual, aud, in some respects, truly extrdor.
dInary annunclallon, permit me, most re.
specttuIIy to appylse you, that the pub
llc have been most grossly deceived and
imposed upon, iarel tion to the facts aud
circumstances of the case, in which |
was convicted and that nothing, but the
grossly improper, if not criminal con-
duct, Of soma few in connecting my case
with party politics, prevented my pardon
y reIease several yearssinCe. Under such
Impressions, have drawn up the follow.
ing card and communication to the pub
lie, and respectfully ask for lis insertion
in your next paper.
With due respect,
Your obedient humble servant,
SANDERS VAN RENSSELAER,.
May 2l, lS42.
Van Rensselaer, then proceeds to ex.
press his gratitude to Gov. Cprwin for
his pardon and release, and to those
friends who interposed to procure it
soIemnIy asseverates his innocence of
The crime for which he was convicted, Il
his determination publicly 10 vtndicate
his character-nvites fair investigation
and appeals to Editors to publish his
card and communicalion,-O. S. Jour-
nal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
CURRENCY -RESuMpTION.

The Board directors of the State bank
OF Indiana, al their quarterly session
last week, fixed The 18Th day Of June
next, for the resumption of specie pay
ment, by all the Branches.
The last Shawneetown paper con-
talns the following annuncialIon:
"BANK OF lLLlNOIS.)
Shauneetovn, May 4, 1912
AT meeting of a board of Directors,
this day, it was
ReSolred, That this bank resume
specie payment on or before the 18th
day of June next
BY order oI the Board
JOAN SlDDALL,
Cashier,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

CoRREcTloN,-Ne are occasionally
prevented by other engagements from
reading our proof sheets; and, at other
times, are under the necessity Of read
ing them so hurriodIy that typograph'
cal errors escape our notice In our
last, the first Court Of Common Pleas
in Ohio. was said to have been held at
Marietta in "I776"-instead Of 1913,
as i, should have been printed. Slm'-
lar errors frequently occur, all OF which,
we trust, the reader in passing Will
find il easy to correct.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
CONGRESS.

Unsuccessful attempts have been
made in the House, to fix OH day for
the adjournmentolthe present Congress-
1t is not likely, we think, that the hnal
adjournment will take place before the
4th of July. AT the date Of our last
Washington papers, the House was
chiefly engaged in considering the ar
my appropriation bill. In the Senate
the apportiooment bill was under con-
sjderaton--that body having progres.
sed so far as to strike out the ratio fixed
on by the House, without having agreed
upon any number 10 fill the bank-as
will be seen from the following sketch
Of the proceedings on the 25Ih uIt:
The Senate then proceeded to the
consideration Of the special order, be.
ing the bill for the apportonmenl Of rep
resentaives among the several States
tho question which was pending being
the motion OF Mr.. WaIEer TO con-
cur in the second amendment of the
Committee Of Lha Judiciary, giving one
additional Representative 10 each Slate
having fraction greater than the moi
ely Of the said ratio.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON rose and ad-
dressed the Senate al some length, and
was followed by Messrs, WOODBURY.,
WALKER, BAYARD ALLEN, CRIT.
TENDEN, RIVES, WHITE, and 9th
ers, when the question was taken and
decided in the affirmative, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Barrow, Bates, Ber.
rien, Choate, Clayton. Conrad, Critlen-
den, Cuthbert, Evans, Fulton, Graham,
Henderson, Huntington, Kerr, MerrIck,
Mosehead, Porter, Sever, Simmons,
Sprague, Ta'Imadge, Walker, White,
Woodbridge, Young-25,
NAYS -Messrs. Allen, Archer, Bag.
by, Bayard, Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun,
Crafts, King, Linn, M'Roberts, Man
gum, Miller, Preston, Rives, Smith Of
Connecticut, Smith OF Indiana, Stur,
geon, Tappan, Williams, Woodbrid ge,
Wright-22.
Mr., BAYARD, then moved an q
mendment, the effect Of which was, TO
strike out the $4,000, and leave the
ratio blank; which motion was concur
red in, as follows:
YEAS -Messrs Archer, Bagby. Bay.
ard, Berrien, Buchanan Calhoun, Clay,
ton, Crafts, Cuthbert, Evans, Fulton,
Graham, King, Linn, M'Roberts, Man.
gum, Preston, Rives, Sever, Smith,
ofIndIana, Sturgeon, TalImajge, White,
Williams Woodbridge-25.
NAYS Messrs Allen, Barrow
Bates, Benton, Choa,e, Conrad, Cr'teu.
den, Henderson, Huntington, Kerr,
Merrick, Miller, Morehcad, Porter,
Simmons, Smitb Of Conn, Sprague, Tap
pan, Walker, Wilcox, Woodbury.,
Wright, Young-23
After which the Senate adjourned.
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OBITUARY..

DIED-At his residence in this town,
on I thursday morning, 10Th Of May. a(-
ter short but severe Iness, john
MCGUIRE, Sen, in the 59lh year Of his
age.
- On the 30th March last, on board the
United STATES Snip, DeIaware, on her
return passage from Monte Vldeo TO
Rio JaneIro, M,dshlpma9, JoHN JAMES
M'CoyK, sou of Daniel M'Cook, Esq, of
this town-in the 18th year Of his age.
The melancholy lidings Of this estima'
bic young mans premature decease,
has been eeIngIy communicated to his
afflicted parents, by the following letter
from The Chaplain of The Delaware
which we are permitted, by brother
Of the deceased, TO publish:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
KENTUCKY BANKS.

The paragraph below will be read with
great interest by all our readers. We
felt assured after the move in Louisiana,
that the Kentucky Banks would not de.
lay the resumption oil specie payments
much longer; and wha, say our Indiana
friends? We really hope they will re
sumo at once. a prompt mlve would
do them no harm, ard add to thor LusI
ness reputation: for Dhcr ability is un-
questioned, - Cm Gda
LUIvlLLE, May 90, p, ,M.-We have
no alteration to note III The money mar
ket, except as TO the New Orleaus
Banks. All of these but the Cul2ens'
having resumed on the l4IE, tLeir paper
has much improved, lholgh We are not
able to give q quotation. Some have
supposed on the authority Of letters, that
two or three other Banks declined resump
ton; but the truth is, that all resolved to
resume but the CIllzens' Bank,
One of The Banks of this city com
mcncod paying specie TO day in full. and
the others, though they do not announce
it, are, we believe, paving nIl the demand.
actually made upon them Louisville
Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
Mr.. Vnn Buren, has nddressca q let.

Mr.. Van Buren, has addressed let
ter to his friends in St, Louis, in which
he says he hopes 20 arrive in that clty
by the 10Th of June lie will return
home by tho way of the Upper Lakes
Gin. Ga2 May %,
Well this is in character with the eX'
Presidents political lie rather on the
zig=dg ordcr-lrom Kjnderbook tc
NashvilIe-Cr from Nashville to LeXing-
ton-irom Lexington to Cincinnati
from Cincinnati to St. Louis from St
Louis to Chjrago-and thence ria "porr'
unknown" to Undertook, %. s. Jom
nat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
LAST BUTTON ON GABE's GOVT

We have hoard that phrase used some
two thousand and seven lines, but we
never understood its exact meaning un
Ill we found The following in late
Plcayune:
An old subscriber of ours, living in
the country, called to pay his subscrip.
ton, tie forked out all sorts of money,
from shlnplasters to p,cayunes, aud sli'
found himself just short of one bit, 81
won't cheat YOU" SAID he, "I like the
Pic too welt for that" so he ierkod out
his penknife and cut two buttons from
his vest. The buttons were very good
chan le -. in some laneiluI hour our old
friend had added eyes 10 some half
dimes. aud used them for butons-il il
was Two Of these he paid US III ex-
change.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
AN ACT
appr opriations for the gear 1912

Making apr oPri0ttonS for the gear 1912
SEC. IL. That the aggregate amount
of State Common School Fund for Gis-
tribution, be and the same is hereby
reduced to one hundred and fifty thou.
sand dollars, and that so much Of the
third section OF the act for the support
and better regulation of common schools
and to create permanently the Office Of
Superintendent, passed March 7, 1888,
as conflicts with this section, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. ~. That all the acts and parts
of acts heretofore passed, inconsistent
with the foregoing sections, be and the
same arc hereby repealed.
March I, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

01-"The JelTersonian," published IN
this place, has passed into the hands Of
Messrs. AKERs u HUDsoN, by whom it
will hereafter be conducted. The ad-
dress Of the new editors, is unusually
mild and conciIatory-the principles Of
franklin and Jefferson, the public is ad
vised, are in future to govern that print
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

ULTThe following IS one Of the contri'
buttons to Tne,dly's Statesman to which
we have elsewhere NdverteJ
Mcsscrs. S. 4 NJ. II. MEDARV:
Nv release 4 discharge from the Ohio
Ponltcnnary, on the 70 Ii inst has teen
dermed by you a matter OF su0icir0tpub.
Ic Importance to require the following
formal announcement ot that fact, 10 your
paper Of yesterday, TO wit:
"GoV. COrWIn, Oh yesterday, trans
mlled 10 Sanders Van Rensselaer,, "hc
was sentenced to the PruttenIarY from
Stark county some yeas since !E alter
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

"PraisG wherc we must - be candid whCA
we can, i" and.so On.
We have heard II suggested that we
are not overly given 10 PDology-ond
?lrlcuIprly where our PollcaI opponents
are in the cas. But we are constrained
to say that the Statesman Of Tuesdry con
tans two c1mmniCau0ls emanaung from
the same pen, which, for purify OF seutI-
monl and dignity ol style surpass any
writings Tor that paper which We have
read for The last twtlvcmonh. Aud yet
-"icH Hnot in Gdih,"-the Editor is
indebted for these contributions, 10 the
executive cIemency OF Thomus Corwln,
who is vl}licd and traduced in the odilo
rial column!
O, the sin Of ingratitude 40, the fol
~ OF sinncrsv' O. s. JomHal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

RHODE ISLAND. The would be Gov.
ernor, Dorr has absconded from Rhode
lsand-his Legislature is dlsbanded,
the revoutonists generally dispersed,
and order is restored in that quarter,
without war and without boodshed.