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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18
Who arc the Friends of Free Tcrritory'

The Compromise Bill, providing Territorial
Governments for Oregon, California, and New
Mexico, it will be remembered, was laid upon
the table of the House, and thus defeated, by a
vote Of 112 to 81. The Bill was opposed by
she Anti Slavery, or at least, the Abolition pa
pers, including the New York Tribune and a
great portion Of the Northern Wing press, on
the ground that ii favored the extension of Sla-
vety. An examination of the vote shows that
from the Northern States. tpcenty-One LOcofocoS,
including foe ofthe Ohio delegation, and NOT
of' WING, UOtcd in favor Of the 3lH, by voting
against laying it on the table: and from the
Southern States, EIGHT WHIGs, and not one Lo-
COZ Oco, roted against The Bill, by voting to lay
it on the table. The Bill was warmly advoca-
ted by the Washington Union, and its defeatwas
charged, by that paper, upon these eight South
ern Wings. Had they voted for, instead of a.
gainst the bill, it would have passed by a vote
of 1o5 10 lo4. Who opposed the extension Of
Slavery in this case2
SO, in the Bill! to organize the Territory OF
+, Oregon; motion was made whilst the Bill was
in the House, to strike out that portion of the
12th hsecnon bywhichthe Ordinance ofl767wouId
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18
Speech of Mr.. COrWin.

We trust that no apology is necessary for oc.
cupying so large a space in this days paper,
with the speech of Mr.. Corwin, twill amply
repay pcrusa. Like all Mr.. Corwin's spec.
ches, it is bold, nervous, eloquent; dashed with
biting sarcasm, brilliant wit and most agreeable
humor.
Mr.. Corwin's eloqucnce has on all proper
occasions been employed TO restrict Slavery
within its original, constitutional limits. 1t was
employed against the annexation of Texas; anC
our third party friends who heard him in 1874
will long remember hispowerlul, but ineffectua
appeals, in urging them to abandon the vain at
tempt 10 elect their candidate, ,--to unite with the
Wings in the support Of Mir. Clay, as the only
means tC prevent annexation, war; and the ex.
tension of Slavery. He warned Them that their
acts tended only to defeat their purpose; that
every ballot cast against the Wing candidate
was another rivet in the letterS of the Slaves;
that every acre of territory added to our domin-
ion, would only strengthen and enlarge their
Prson.house; that striving bIindly for emanci.
patton, they were but sealing the doom Of the
slave, and closing against him the door of hope
forever. Sill, the whig candidate, was defeated
annexation, and War and the immense acqusi-
tion of territory were the results and now the
contest is again renewed, and the question a
gain revived, shall this territory be made the
home of slaves, or ireemon? This is the last
ditch. Our brave champion is again batteIing
for the cause Of humanity, and calling again to
our third party advocates to abandon their work
of delusion and folly, and aid in the election Of
the Wing candidate as the only, the last means
of restricting the limits of Slave power.
His reasons for opposing the extension Of
Slavery he gives in his speerh his reasons for
supporting Gen. Taylor as means, he gives in
a letter to Mr.. Clement of Indiana, which we will
take pleasure in laying before the readers of the
Free Press next week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18
Railroad Meeting.

This meeting on Saturday was not very well
attended by the farmers. Some of the more
energetic and enterprisngof them were present.
munifesting lively interest in the Road. El.
forts have been made 10 raise the sum Of SIS 900,
as donation 10 a company that will undertake
the work, on that sum being denoted TO them
Some LOO are yet necessary to complete that
sum. A committee has been appointed to raise
the balance, and will call upon those interested
in the road, in the course of the present and en-.
suing week.
Would our farmers south and east Of
CarrolIton properly consider the advantage they
would derive from this road, by its making Car.
rollton; instead of Waynesburgh Or Bolivar, their
wheat market, we think there would be no diff
Guilty in raising the inconsiderabe sum Of 5000,
10 secure its construction. We cannot believe
that this enterprise will besulered TO fall through
for the want of the paltry sum of 5000. Far
mers, see TO it; and do not let this opportunity
pass without doing something to secure so de-
sirable an object. A very fair sum has been
raised in town; individual subscriptions ranging
from five to five hundred dollars, and more will
yet be done. But the farmers have not all
(here are a few aoorthy exceplons) done what
their own and the public interests demand Of
them. We do hope they will "wake up in
relation to the importance of the work in time
TO render some assistance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18
REHABILITATION.
Total,

Among those opposed to Free Territory here,
we find The name of LEWIS CAss with TWELVE
Northern Locofocos, and not one Northern
Wing; For it, are arrayed the entire Northern
Whigdelegation, and notone Southern Locofoco.
These votes. show clearly the reason why
Northern LecofocOs, who are opposed to Slave
extension, have resolved ona separate organiza,
tion. The Baltimore nominee, and many of
the Northern members Of Congress, have shown
by their pledges and their votes, that they are
with the South upon this question. Not so with
the Northern Wings. Wing votes in Congress
have been uniformly cast in favor of Free Ter.
ritory, and the Wing candidate for President, is
fairly pledged TO approve any Bill that may be
passed by Congress, that will inhbit Slavery in
the Territories.
Let the Free Territory advocates reflect up.
on these votes, and, if they can, give one good
reason for a separate organization.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18
C0EgrcSS,

Congress adjourned en- Monday last, 10 meet
at the regular session in December.
By the last dates before US, the Oregon Ter.
riloriol Bill, was still pending. This BHlhayinr
passed the House after rejecting the proposition
to strike out the WiImot Proviso, as we have
shown in another place, was amended in the
Senate, by incorporating in it the Missouri Com.
promise. In the House this amendment was
rejected by ayote of 12l to 80. The Senate
most likely adhered to its amendmcn, and
thereby defeated the bill.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18
FINAL ACCOUNTS,

Accounts Of executors, administrators guar
dams filed in the office Of the clerk OF the court
o: common pleas OF Carol county, since May
term, IGI8, and which may be settled at the next
term of the court.
FIRST account Of David Maple and David Ma
pie, jr., executors OF John Maple, deceased.
Second account Of Charles Fawcott and George
Sloan acting executors OF James Sinclair decd.
Final account OF John |. Kerr, administrator Of
Aaron Kerr, deceased,
First account Of Alexander Clark, admjnisTa.
tor of Lew Bessy, deceased.
Final account of G, and ". lardgrove, eXecu-
tors Of John Morrison, deceased.
Final account of Joseph Rutter, administrator
Of Jacob Devore, deceased.
Final account OF Jacob Lolzenhi2e' executor
Of Michael Fisher, deceased.
Final account OF George Hewitt and Solomon
Harsh, executors Of Henry Harsh. deceased.
W. r. LLOYD, Clerk.
Carrollton, August l I. l6I8 -I4-3t.
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TiNYiRD ron SALE.

desire to sell my tanncry, which lies four miles
north of CarroIton, with SIX and half acres OF
land, on which there is new frame dwelling
house, we'll finished, two good gardens, a large
frame tan shop, Two stories high, th lsrge
frame ba~k-house, twenty-seven tan-vats, and a
never falling spring of water at the yard. The
above property is situated in a good bank neigh
torhood. The subscriber will give possession of
the yard this fall. Also he has quantity Of chest
nut-oak bark, which he will sell with the proper
y. Those wishing to purchase such property
uoud do " ell to call and examine Terms mod
crate and The title indsputaJIe.
JOSEPH CASKEY.
Washington township, July %, 1876 l2-3t.
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Rough and Ready CIab,

This Club was addressed last Thursday even
ing by COL James Collier. Necessarily absent
from town, we could not attend the meeting, but
we learn that it was well attended, and that the
speech Of Col. Collier was highly effective and
well received. The Rough and Ready boys be.
ing quite alive here. the meeting was of course
duly animated. We regret our inability to no.
lice the speech. COL Collier having been the
Delegate from this District to the Philadelphia
Convention, his history of the nomination Of
our candidate, would be interesting to all. We
are highly gralifed to know that the Colonel is
devoling his best energies to the campaign.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18
Urea, sale Of Lots IL l6s ToTa q
sALINRVILLE.

I VII rTsi for sale. a. public vendus. on Fri,
isy, l4e ia.l met. fifty building lots IN WlHans'
aaiHaa 20 fhr .own OF SALINEVILLE.
TIE -aft .o.s are l0catsd on both sides OF the
.arfrlasp RsH IlTrsalEGH RAuRoAp, Which IL
uuw ufu r 20 -.sur.et, aud 10 probabl, he com
..et.i 20 10 defiant De-. %, lwelve miles from The
U..0 f.rrr o. sie uauh ofk Of Lig Ytuow-ereek,
90 sa. I.a-l % one Of t.a tt-l Goa regions in the
ta,a, +. s#tfriof unsurpassed sa'ntuly, well
.'gr..# ar ..adg. having drBe state roads. viz.
.a ..am $ 's.I.'r 10 IofEaF, one 'Iom New
.0-.an % aa#z. saf one lsnm -hmord 10 Ham
aE.r, p7rl#z aloug4 thus comhtL'ng 40 many
ltFfHuE"s. t1.a 20. commerce aud maI ulaciurr,
aay as.fas4a.- fo,rtun sle line Of sa,i rail-
road. Tie ,erH-, ua.rH " e. De fcs-ouatle, " 10
.e mao, ka11a nu llaa.s O.. sale. Sale toronl-
ur.rs a. 10 O'Clock, =. So. u. WILLIAMS.
s7.rrerf.a. .a.uH#.tHs Co.. o.. Aug. 4. I8Ig.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran away from the employ of Absalom Karn, on
the 3Oth ult., an apprentice to the chair making
business, named George w. Best. SaiC boy is a
bout eighteen years Of age, five feet eight or nine
inches high, and light complexion. A reward of
ten dollars will be paid to any person returning said
boy, or informing me where lie can be found, and
all reasonable expenses will be paid if he is return
ed to the subscriber c. F. BEST, Guardian.
Carrollton August /, lS4S.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18
Mass Meeting at Waynesburgh.

We learn that the meeting at Waynesburgh
on Friday last, was large and enthusiastic; sur.
passing in numbers and spirit the highest ex.
Pectations of the Wings of that village. Col.
James Collier of SleubcnvIe, Gen. EckIey
and Van Brown Esq, of Carrolton, addressed
the assembly in a manner that awakened The
boys of Sandy, whogreered them ever and anon
with bursts of raPturous applause. The fires
of 1910 are fairly revived in that region, and
a spirit is awakened that even the Magician can
not restrain.
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SIX CENTS REWARD.

Ran away from the Undersigned on or about
The l4th Of July. an indented apprentc. to the
tanning business, nu'nad JuuN BRADY. Said boy
is five eet four inches high, aloul sixteen years
Old, light complexion, but hair rather dark. All
persons are cautioned against trusting him on our
account, as We viii pay no dchts oi lis contract
ing, The above reward will be given, tut W.
will no! thank the individual who may bring him
back. YOUNG y RICHARDSON.
Crroltou, August /. 1885, l3- 81.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18
Sale Of Real Estate BY order of Court.

On Monday, the 4,h day OF September, 1913,
hetWeen !he hours OF 10 O'Clock. a. VI and 1 o.
clock p w.. al tie door oi lheCoG.I house, in town
OF Caro0llon, viii te sold 10 the highest bidder.
the Glowing premises, situate in the county Of
Carroll, and State OF Ohio, as the property OF Pc
ter Herold, deceased. TO wit; Lo, number twelve
U2) in the town oil Malvern. with the appurte-
oances. Appraised at $500; sell for sl33i -
Terms: one-lhrd cash. one-thrd annually, with
interest, secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN II. TRIP.
Admir-. De hon~ non. OF Peter Herold, decd
August 1, lS48--I3-jt. Pr. fee el,jO
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Nest Extraordinary Work.
TIE MARRIED WOUAH'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
ET DR.. a. Il. MarR,.FEr,
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The Convention to put in nomination Wing
candidate for Congress, in the 17lh district of
Ohio, will be held Ot the town of SAIINEvILLE,
Columbana county, on Tuesday the 22d of Au-
gust, inst, at which time and place the dele
gates chosen in Carroll will meet the delegates
from the counties of Jefferson and Coumbana
VAN BROWN,
Chairman Wing Central Committee C. C. O.
August 4, l848.
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IHOspETTrs on TINE
EaiabHIsh Quarterly Magazine
or MORAL lHB INTELLECTIiL SCIENCE.

Volume J. Tor Is4a-Amercan edition.
6z1agE csasr 4yp RoHrHr coxr, EDITORS.
The many aud earnest dssres expires sed bv the
luHers Of Iar.u1.ogy uu this side Of the Atlantic,
sua The hope %. still further advancing this great
cause. a.s induced Us 70 publish 1n American cdi-
t.Ja 20. ttl- profound and sCHNrFl, graETFRLF.
lf- character agg merits ar.l LGt iitlle comment,
further -.au taat it emaHairs from some Of the T.
l.as' w.Ea- a England aud Scotland. ana has been
uro.s tie Ta1Hc more Than tasuly Years.
ha.E.l Eagas. tie distinguished chronological
writer, BE- ts P-aeIpa. contributor aud virtual con-
oul,lr. THIS Wssk rmloaias all 'Ie new Giscove-
--s together with al. o.; interest which appertains
o. PH-Hs.a-.aa. Science.
MsaNEu,H.--i also advocates, sdOa ing us adam
taf.Yu - medical science, 10 the reliet Of human
suffering, and ~ ts other various and important
applications.
Il also urges, wi'h great ability aud pre-emnent
success, aaN LlsHIs, showing the bearings pf
ills science .. nina - .agislatiyn moral ami polit-
lla. government as well as 10 Individual sei-COn-
troll aud Intellectual cultivation
The first number aIu BE- embglll shed witl beau
t.u portrait ci Dir Com5e, aUd SUBSEQUENT num-
tnr, Jy those OF ether distinguished lutiyiduals.-
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18

Foil returns have uoi yrl ie.G received ar ...
election 10 Nonh Car1.l1. The National Do
ielligeucer Of ths llh iusl. cona.aa me latest
notice Sc have i3urh.gg taa r-s... O. 4ays.-
Accounts received las, a.-h, from pa,e'l.r-a
slate 'hH' Charles Manly ,Wbgy e.-clei l-ly-
ernor By a majority Of u5l1, 800, aud tha, ,hr
Wings have a mslof.!y Of lay on j1iu, Ja.Io,
in tho Legislature.
Kentucky.
The result of The election IN this State is MOI
made known to us By our latest papers. Sum.
cicnt is known, however, to show that Mr. Crl.
lender is elected Governor Jy majorty vary.
ing from five TO seven thousand. Every eG8n
was made by The Locolocos to defeat him. cir.
culuting among other false reports. that Mr.. Clay
would not vote for him. Mr.. Clay rode FIFTY
miles TO depose his vote n Mr.. Criueudou.--
When you hear Of Harry Clay deserving ,h,
Whig nomination, inquire Of a Locoroco papci
FOR the proof You will not find il in ian,
hing else"
Indiana.
In this State, elections are held for member
Of the State Legislature; we have no, loaruc,
in full, the result
In Jetlersoncouuty, the Whigticket is elected
i In Washington and Bartholomew, each. ther,
is gain Of a Wing Senator.
In Tippecanoe two Democrats. Jarnbcrners
arc elected. The returns Of several other coun
ties are before US, but we have not time 10 com
pare them with returns Of previous years.
! Missouri.
4 In two counties reported, the Wings have C.
Iectcd members Of the Legislature. with gqi,
Of four. 10 four other counties, the Locos hay
elected, with gain Of two; maiorities small.
Illinois.
Col. Baker, lWhig) is elected to Congress b,
nice majority. Wentworth, (Loco) is re-elec
ted. In the Chicago election district the Viii
canddure has majority; in the county. Went
! worlh's majority was reduced from 1900, i
1916, to about ESQ.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18
"FeStuS." "FeSiuS.

The gentleman who has "FESTUs, poem, I'LL
do me a favor, if he will return it, Immediately
| borrowed the book, the owner now wants II
and | have forgotten who has it. J. PEARCE.
Cnrrnlllnn. Anpust II. lEAG.
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NIUSLINS.

A large lot Of brown and bIeached musIins. Just
received, and for sale at the store Of
b. SINCLAIR
CarroIl;on, Mays, 1S4S-32-tf.
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Important National WCrkS in rrcSs.
NEW AND LNUHRHED EUIlIUN Of
PNLsIBENI,s MEssAGEs.


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!. The AttI =--'" and Messages o' !h" IrcsI-
deut- Of H." United >ia!cs, iron Washington to
Iok: ot suH'c.- names and da:es.
2. An arrouHto' the iuaug OF each Pres-
idcul, and iet notice OF he principal political
events Of A- administration.
3 BjDE-upA.r1, sketch oI each President.
i. Declaration oi Independence.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18

CONGRESSIONAL NONINATIoNs.-In the Day.
ton district, Mr.. ScHENcK has been nominated
for reelection by acclamaton. In The Muskin-
gum district, Mr.. EVANS has been nominated
for reelection. In the Fairfield district, THoM.
AS o. EDWARDS has been nominated for rec
lection. In the Hamilton district, LEWIS D..
CAMPBELL Esq, has been nominated.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18

Lot NO. 32, of Atknson's addition to Carroll
ton is situated on the corner of Lisbon and Liberty
streets, and is enclosed with pang fence, paint
ed white. 1t is beautiful and desirable lot / wish
to sell it. A. L. LITTELL
June 80, lS4S-38-tf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18

Lot NO. SO, in Atkinson and McCook's addi-
tion is adjoining the Jail alley, and enclosed |
wish to sell it. A. l.. LITTELL.
June 30, lS46-3S-tf
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COTTON YARN.

A large lotof cotton yarn, OF he best qualit v,
just received at the cheap store of
E. SINCLAIR.
Carroton. May 10, lG48-32-tf.
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You are hereby ordered to meet in CarrolIto n, on
Saturday, august 26ih, lG48.
at o'clock A. NJ, fully armed and equipped for drill
Per order Captain,
VIM. COLEMAN, o. s.
Carrollton, Aug II, 1913.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18

FAMILIES should never be without a supply of
M'Lane's Vermifuge At this season particularly,
when worms are SO troublesome and so frequently
fatal among children, parents should be watchful,
and on the first appearance of those distressing
symptoms which warn us of the presence of worms,
at once apply powerful and eficacous remedy
This remedy we can now supply, confident that it
only requires trial TO convince all that it richly
merits all the praises that have been a7ished up
on it. 1t is safe ard infallible. Volumes of GER
tiicaes might be produced, showing its great med
ical virtues. For sale at
AGENTS. .-McCall's drug store, and Isaac Atkin-
son g. Co., Carrolltoh; John Potter, New Harris
burgh; Thomas Lake, Morges; Slemmons & Alex
der New Cumberland; George Manfull & Son, Au-
gusta; John R. Couch, Waynesburgh; Isaac Tel
Ter, Bolivar c. A. Boegel, Magnolia, J Sinclair &
Co., Malvern; Hull g. Buss, Oneida; r. E Smith,
Pekin; Hibbett & Boory, Minerva; Jacob Jones,
Harlem Springs; R. G. Story, Kilgore McElroy
& Russell, Jefferson; Hanna & Medill, New Rum
lev; A. F. Crosby, New Market; ]. NJ. Holmes g.
Brother, Masters Mills; Carr & Cummings, Lees
burgh Latimer g. Forbes, New Hagerstown; H
Roby g. Co., New Hugerstown.
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W. h' Lloyd, EDllOh'
CarrOlltOn, ,::::::::Friday, August IS, 1915
WING NOMINATION
FOR PRESIDENT,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
MI LARD FILL Nj ORE.
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
SEABURY FORD, of Ceauga county.
Representative,
GEORGE HARDESTY.
Commissioner,
HENRY DANIEL.
Recorder,
WILLIAM Mccoy.
Surveyor,
WILLIAM McCULLY.
Coroner,
GEORGE A. McALLISTER.
Poor House Director,
ALEXANDER w. FAWCETT.
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CosTTvENEss, headach, giddineSs, pain in the
side and breast, nausea and Sickness variable appe-
tite, yellow or swarthy complexion, &c, are the
usual symptoms of a disordered liver. WrightS
Indian Vegetable Pills are certain to remove the
above complaints, because they remove from the
body those morbid humors which are the cause not
only of all disorders of the liver, but of every NAL
ady incident to man. A single 25 cent box will in
all cases give relief, and perseverance according to
directions, will most assuredly drive every particle
of disease from the body.
BEWARE OF CoUYTERFEITs AND mutations! -
Remember that the original and only genuine In
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature Of
William Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine is for sale by H. A. Stidger, Car
rollton; S. A. Highland, New Harrisbnrgh; James
Forbes Sem, New Hagerstown; Roby & Co. Lees
burgh; Sinclair g. Daniel, Malvern; Geo. McCas-
key, Palermo; and wholesale and retail at the prin-
Cipal office, 1863 Race St., Phlad.
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Qbe Carroll Gree | Dress.

W: R. LLOYD, EDITOR.
, ,CarrOIltOn, ,:;:::::Friday, August IS, 1913.