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Havana Markets.
FAITHFUL.

Nt4Itsbk1AtlCt q he y. l. lNgs9e,
HAvASA, SrturcsJ, Aug H. 1852.
During the ss. fortnight business has been gradually de-
enng N the SUGAR Market the having becon small
causing II to be difficult to make selections The demand
10. the beat qualities for Spain sooc out few suitable lots
are 70 be obtained The amount ported this reached
lSe45 boxes hom this port and Masnsa OF which, equal 70
O1 boxes have been shipped to the United States TIE
toa amount shipped 70 the United States this year Is sol
boxes against 3 go last year. and 1873 SIG the year before
The prices which govern al this date follows As
sorted d7bs as nsls per srobs White ga lOrs yell
low 6GHTs; Brown. d54s and Cucurucho 5L5irs ~.
The next crop lie weather continues be favorable
The amount OF COFFEE on hand being very small th, AZ
.icle needs no further remark.
MoLAssEs little in demand and the email stock remain.
ing "a al souI IL is nomnay a. lid2 reals q keg of 81
gallons
ExcHAEGE-SeIliDg 10 still q. l036li q cent reu,iaun
and but Little doing On New York aud Boston some rather
large suns have been taken at from |. az discount
FREGHTs exceedingly dull To the United States
6O471c per box paid and Molaes is going at 81 75dS2
hid Few vessels az present beng taken up for Eu.
rope ard rates 70 London and Hanbargh but 81 10 70
~ 10, sro in fact for Cowes, bat Z IS is obtained
The TOBACCO market hes been quite animated and large
Quantities bsge been purchased for New York prices
S4 70 20 bale. That for Paido Tobacco That Of
vuea Aosoi worth from $50 to 500 for the ft quality Of
me description .xp rted bat Of the finest kinds used
here sell at Sl6o 81 bale The classes from the Eastern part
OF the island range from SIS 50ds7 auinta Sesars-A.
woe food quantiss are IN demand Common siz,d are
wos,n 80 70 go Tor hrsts. Regala S20aS31 London
nzed S24dsS an yours
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pitched like tents, were arranged in somewhat
sguar order, the rising grouud. which over
loOks The wat.r. A number Of Topics were scat
tered between; the latter being he favorIte Indian
residence for winter and though smaller TN III the
Chippewa wig vans, whole families will live in one
Of them. The peculiar narrow and crank can)es
used by this people lined the beach in great num-
bsrs, tipped with red Mt the ends some Of them
half filed with squaws and children, who must
have an art Of balancing themselves unkno IN 10
civilized beings, or they could rot fail to be upset.
green and snsdowy gorge opened back between
the hills and on the nights behind were rude
scafodngs, surmOunted by white cloth or
blanket the covering of the Sioux dead for T. is
their custom instead Of buying the bodies Of their
deceased friends, TO expose them in this manner,
in the open air, for weeks. Sometimes a white
flag waves near the spot denoting that 1t IS sa-
cred ground.
The plateau near the great bend Of the Missis-
sippi ist below st. Paul. is the scene of bloody
massacre Of several Sioux by party OF Chippe.
was who surprised them while intoxicated One
OF them shot squaw, and the slicing of the head
of her papoose was the signal of a general onset
pretty Tavine here conducts the mighty river
onward, close to which were doomed To rest
longer than we bad anticipated; for the steamer
being OF larger size than the boats ascending the
river, and the water extraordinarily low, sand
bar at the point presented barrier that could not
be overcome till The cattle had been put ashore,
and much of the freight removed into barge
alongside. This was within view OF the town,
the white houses OF which showed imposingly on
the bluff. But the bar was in time gone over aud
We came triumphantly into port landing at the
base of hill, the top and sides Of which were
crowded with idlers- few Indians among them
assembled to witness the arrival. There were
carriages as luxurious rs the metropolis affords,
stages for st. Anthony, and omnbuses for the
hotels in waiting for the tired yOyagers. We took
leave with some reluctance OF the comfortable
boat, hoping for another passage in her, aud soon
found ourselves in excellent quarters in the Rice
House. The proprietor of this fine hotel had just
complete! splendid one, which was destroyed
by hre.before the first dinner eaten within its
walls. Much of the furniture, winch is new and
eIee ant was saved and transferred to the present
bull ling. This is being enlarged, ard will afford
the best accommodation. Z. p. Z.
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cal suffering. from his protracted imprisonment
and the weight Of chains with hich he i, op'
pressed. He was accused of conspring the death
of the King, and the overthrow of the monarchy
By perjury and judicial subserviency, as described
in Gladstones pamphlet, he was found guilty
his jurors being Judges, dependent upon the royal
favor for their means of existence. His aged
mother has, believe, been rendered maniac by
her sons unmerite ted fate. do not think there IS
human being ia the kingdom who believes Poerio
guilty, notwithstanding his Judicial condemnat'o On
1t is, no doubt, intended to destroy him by long
process of refined cruelty, and thus seal up, IN his
nr;son prsv. the horrors of his internal captivity.
The tale of his wrongs and prosecutions, IN CHAINS
and dungeon damps, if related IN oil ther oeUa''S'
would sesd thrill of anguish and generous re-
sentiment through the heart of every feeling man
in Christendom.
The present state Of this unhappy kingdom is
hest described in Alferi's glorious tragedy Of Viz
einia, a composition of too berty-loyng charge
ter to be allowed upon the theatrical boards Of
Naples:
"Non che parlar neppur osan mirars
L'un l'atro nj voto, cittsdiui incerd
Tento II sospetto e Il dtfdar che trema
Del fratello II frstel, del fglio II padre:
Cerotfi 1 viii, intmoitl buon
Negeth dubi, trucdsh prodi,
Ed ayvilh tutii.' Act III, SccH2
| am within the bounds Of strict truth when
say that no citizen pebean or patrican, priest or
layman, is secure from illegal arrest Once seized
by the Sbirr and lodged in prison, he may lie there
for months without being questioned or examined
as to his oense, or he may be tried and acquitted
and vet held for years in the cells of the Parsti or
vicaria contrary to all law, human and divine.
Spies are at every mans elbow and traitors in
every household. Whoever speaks of politics,
local or foreign in private society or mixed assem-
blies, is looked upon as a Government spy, and is
Stunned as if infected with the plague. ID seems
to be almost hopeless to expect that the present
suicidal policy will be changed under King Ferdi-
nand ii. Its fatality WILL sooner or later, be mln-
ifested, in alternating the affections of his subjects,
and provoking the i'll will Of the liberal and cOnsti
tutional States of the world.
Vesuvius has been roaring so loud to-day, and
emitting such volumes Of smoke, that people begin
to think an eruption is near at hand. lab.
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Old observation-disclosures College-President
Hopkins Wcadeii Philips Orations- Burial
Euclfd. DeRras. Ayc

WILLIAMsrowN, Mass, Wednesday, Aug. I5, 15J2
There is inspiration in these grand
mountains, and it is fit that the students Of
science should worship here. Williams College
was well located, securing health to the student,
and & comparative freedom to the temptations OF
the crowded city, and with small beginnings, has
just graduated 81 students, and received to the
new class still larger number.
This is commencement week, and copy from
my notes. The BsccalauTiete by President
Hopkins, which was delivered on the last Satur.
day evening" did not hear but 10 spoken of a. one Of
The ablest efforts of the gentlemen, whose Lowell
Lectures drew some City thousand dollsrs from Hon
Amos Lawrence for the above College, and whose
Lectures before the Smhonan Institute the era, win
ter, earned their author reputation of a profound
thinker. Certain It TO- be has charmed influence over
those sho are placed In his charge
Rev. VIM. r. Adams of hi, City also gave an address
creditable to the speaker. % Tuesday, p NJ, a Poem
was delivered before the Alumni BY Hon. Harvey Rice
OF Cleveland, Obe. The subject was, Tas Prosra Of
Freedom, of historic character quite coed prose with
elevated sentiment but ordinary verse Toere were
prize decsmations In the evening" By members of the
three younger classes, but the immense throng which
oesceeu INC nouso tWoehiy regard this but prelude
to the Grafton for the evening BY Wendell Philips,
Esq, Of Boston. An emlnen, citizen of the xn 10.
formed me- tina, no man In Massachusetts,, ss7e Web.
ser, could have caused greater commoton. Ii would
seem that The Msgnus Apollo Of traitors the Uaioo,
he is called 10 much regarded despite his treason.
faneied millennium OF some ANNE when the sociahi,y
ofex Gov Briggs d Fisd Esq., Of thls city, and Prof.
Alden, Of the New-Ycrk Observer Association,
apparent, aud en- the ssms stage Judge Bslp of
New York Judge DsWy, Of Massachusetts Supreme
Court Gov. Williams. Of Vermont a score II the
grsyea divres, and WerGel Phil ip,saed the label
kouisisnian srd Dsuuios hut Re 10 ini1sl ba, -
oIt.edtx In reigiuus netf am tod Jona,hao I'd
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DEMARARA.

We have received files Of Georgetown
Dsmarars papers to July &C. eight days later than our
previous sdvices.
In consequence of communication from
9e Society for the Protection of Csp,.. and Industry
throughout the Briff,t Dcnin'cn,, reouson ves ~,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-28
10 school Teachers.

The Board of Examiners woull respectfully
call the attention OF the School Teachers of the
county to the following statement. The days
named below have been fixed on as the times
fnr the exanina ior of teachers, viz: The first
S uu rday OF April, My and July; Also the first
saturday OF September, October and November.
The Board wish it to be distinctly understood
that they will not giant certificates at any other
time than on the days a5ove named. The ex-
aminatons will be held in The public school house
on Canal street. The time OF o. eaing the exam
nation on the days specified will be 10 o'clock
A. NJ. 1t is earnestly requested that candidates
f)r examination be in attendance punc.ually at
the hour. A. SWANEI, members
As. RAMSAY, Cfth
ROBr. CROS.ER,) Eoard.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUN-
TV 81

Court Of Common Pleas.-ln Plrttion.-Robert
Craven VS.. Henry StubLins.--The dtfeadent
Henry Stubbins will take notice that petition
was filed against him on the 2lst day of April,
A. D. 1862, in this court, and is now pending
wherein the said Rober! Cfavon demands part-
tfol of the following real estate in Carroll county,
Ohio, to wit: four acres and fifteen poles OF land
situated in the southeast quarter OF section ten,
(IO) in township thirteen, u3) of range five, l5)
adjoining the town plat Of The town Of Harlem
also lots numbered seven III and eight (8) in the
original plat of HlrIem, and lot numbered two
l(2)in Isaac Virgins first addition to the town
of Harem on which is erected TWO stables. All
of said land and town lots are in one enclosure,
and is the same on which is is situated the Grave
of Robert Craven, deceased, who died possessed
of said land and town lots. And that at the next
term Of the said court application will be made
BY the said Robert Craven for an order that parti
ton will be made Of said prens's.
VAN BROWN, Attorney
April %. l952-pr fee s for Petitioner.
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PETITION To SELL LAND.

David Rheam Administrator of William Stuller
decd VS. James Peterson ct als.-To John Hymn
endnger and Jane his wife, of the county of Boone,
and State of Kentucky, and Robert Stuller and his
brothers and sisters, whose names are unknown,
Of the county of Washington and State OF Penn
syvania ard George Myrica aud Eve his wife,
whose residences are unknown:
You are hereby informed that have filed a petit
tion as Administrator Of the estate of William
>tuer deceased, in the court of common pleas OF
Carroll county, for the sale of the real estate OF
said decedent and shall, in pursuance of the pray
er Of said petition, on the first day of the next
term of said court to wit on the 2Sth day OF June,
A. d. I852-or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard ask for an order to sell said lands to pay
debts, to wit: The middle part of the west halt
of the northwest quarter Of section %, in town
ship IA of range 5 and bounded on the north by
lands of Henry SniveIy, on the east by lands OF
said Snively and John Druckemier, and on the
south by lands of Peter Toot, containing fourteen
acres, more or less.
DAVID RHEEM, Administrator
Of VIM. Sluler, deed.
BY John II. Tripp, An'y.
Nav IA, 1853 fee $3.50.
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NOTICE.

J.W. Dufield wishes to say to the people OF
Carroton and vicinity that he will give the first of
course of or 8 lessons in Phonetic Reading on
Friday evening the l4th inst, in the NJ E. Church
He most cordially invites the Ladies and Gents of
Carrollton, old and young, TO be in attendance that
they may know for themselves to the truth OF the
many great things said in regard to the Phonetic
system. 1t is hoped that none who feel friendly to
the cause will refuse to lend their influence in CIV
ing interest to the school by their presence. This
is an age of reform almost every day brings some
thing new and every other something useful.
Mr.. D. Parsons, Of the Wellsville Union School,
has beer requested by the friends here to be pres.
ent al the opening Of the school and deliver an adj
dress j. W'U'
May H., 1852.
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Bargains! BARGAINS!

A fine lot of stole goods, consisting OF all artl-
cles usually found in country establishment is
offered for sale at wholesale, in the village oil
Magnolia, Stark county, 0. "A large and commo-
dio1s ware house, store room, and dwelilhg
house, in the same village, are for rent. ANY
person desirous of going into the mercantile bus,
mess will find in Magnolia good location and
ipIe or no competition, The atoresaii goods were
putchased for that market by one who had been
doing business in Magnolia long time' and nc
doubt they will find ready sale, ,vs a
- SAM'L H. GREER, Admr :
apr a3,. '52-td. Of VIM. Harkness, decd.
=. Tuscarawas Advocate and Ohio Repositor!
copy twice and charge this office. .4.isssszas
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ANoTHER CUaAN ExPEDIrIoE. IS said
10 be no doubt Of lhe orgnizalion OF anoIher
Cuban expedition a. Ihe South. The 1" Lone
Star Association" al New Orleans. Is alleged 10
be busily At wOrk 10 arranging affairs with
view Of making the expedition in every way
successful. A louer 10 the Nev York Express
Bays: "Before many months pass away you
mus, not be Al all surprised 10 hear that The star
spangled banner valves VIGOROUSLY over Ihe
walls Of the Morol"
II The Fillibus.ers attempt another loray up
IN Cuba, we shall be surprised" II they are
not Surprised" captured and garroited aecord
ng 10 the custom Of that loyal island.
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FOREST CITY HOUSE.
Formerly the DHnham House.
w A SMITH PROPRIETOR.

This large aud commodiOus establishment has
been thoroughly repaired, and renovated through
out, and will compare favcrably with any OF the
first class Hotels in the State. 1t contains more
than one hundred rooms, all in complete order
The house is beautifully situated on the Pubic
Square, near the Court House, in the centre oil BUS
mess, and has the advantage of pure air and an
open space around it. The table is iurnlshed WIN
the best the markets Afford and the Proprietor is
determined to spare neither expense nor enort' 10
render the Forest City pleasant stopping 10
those who NAV visit Cleveland either on business
or in the pursuit Of pleasure. An Omnibus is al
wavs in readiness to convey passengers to and from
the depots and steamboat landing.
Cleveland, April is, 1852.
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Jefferson Ayres and Sarah Ayres, Thomas Nc
Daniels, William McDaniels and John Mills will
take notice that petition was filed against them
ON the 10th day of May, A. d. 1862, in the court
of common please of the county of Carroll and
State of Ohio, by Martha C. Ayres, and is now
pending, wherein the said Martha c. Ayres de-
mands partition of the following real estate to wit
,rhe southeast ar of sec. "a, township ID, H. 8,
K tsr&anvlle District and that at the next term Of
sad court app iieation will be made by the said
Martha G, for an ordGr that partition may be made
Of soJ nremises and that her interest therein may
70 ''' - = MARTHA c. .AYRES.
BY her ATTY, J, Ptarce
CarrolItou, May IA, 1859. Pr. fee $3.50
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William Philipsv VS. Henry Guyer Jacob Slutz-
Pursuant to the command of an execution issued
from the court of common pleas in and for the
county of Carroll and State of Ohio, and to me d.
reced, shall offer for sale at the court house door
in said county, on Tuesday the 22nd day of June
A. D. 1862, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M
and 4P. M of said day the following property sit
uate in the town of Harlem, in said county, to wit
Lots number IS g. 81, appraised at $500. LOT
number %, appraised at $50. Lot number 7 in the
2nd addition to said town, appraised at 800
Terms cash. GEORGE PUGH, cherih'
CarroIlon, May IA, 1852. Pr fee $500.
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Paper EaaMgimgs DepOt,
No. "A ComrtIandt Street, NetO YOrI
OPPOSITE THE MERCHANTS HOTEL.

OPPOSITE THE MERCHANTS HOTEL.
THE CROTON MANUFACTURING co
tOrganized under the General Manufacturing
Law oil the State Of New York;
Offers at wholesale. in quantities to suit purcha-
sers, at MANUFACTURERS LOWEST PRICES, Tor cash
or approved credit,
Paper Hangings of every variety Of style and
price. Borders to match. Fire Board Phnts IN
great variety Transparent Window Shades
Oil Painted Window Shades. Wide Window
Curtain Papers, and Window Shade Fixtures Of
the latest styles and superior finish. all OF theil
own manufacture and Importation. As then
stock is large and entirely new, they invite Mer'
chants, Booksellers, and Dealers in these articles
TO call and examine their styles and prices when
ever they visit !he city,
Country II .rchants can examine this S:ock
from o'clock in the morning Till 10 o't'ock III
the evening. sN
New YORK, M,reh 20, 1852.
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Relief Cor the Afflicted.
CLARKE'S
GeneSee LinimCRt.

Prepared upon the most scientific principle, and
in strict accordance with the laws of chemical af-
Unity thereof, forming remedy better calculated
to permanently cure the following diseases than
any other ever yet discovered:
In man cures Rheumatism, Swellings, SPralns,
Bruises, Cramps, Pains in the limbs, back, breast,
side or hips, weak or stiff joints, tooth-ache and
pains in any part, &c. In horses, swelling, SPAWN,
wnd-galls, callous, lameness, sprains, scratches,
old sores, corks, stiff joints, humps, ring tone,
famed shoulders, &C., &c,
Prepared by DR.. VIM. Clarke Brooklyn, N. Y
None genuine without the signature of VIM.
Clarke. For sale by B Stevenson, Carrolton, and
in every village in the county.
May 81, '52.-6m.
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Sherif's Office, Canollton.
Nav s8, 1892. fee $2,00
ELEVENTH INSTRUMENT.

The Stockholders OF the Carroll County Ra IL
road, will pay to John Arbuckle, acting treasurer,
on OF before the 10th of June next, an instaIment
of 10 per cent on the capital stock by them sub
scribed.
Il, desirable, in the present condition OF the
work that stockholders be prompt in their pay
ments. The Company desire to have the work
completed as soon as possible, and in order that
they be able to do it by the time contemplated
they must have money Immediately.
NAV %. II. COGSlL, Presldeht.
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The above reward will be paid 10 any person
who will give such information as will lead 70
the apprehension and conviction, before a court
OF Justice, Of The person or persons who destroy
ed portion Of my hedge fence at The eastern
side Of The grave yard.
Nav 81, 1859. GEO. L. kennedy.
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NOic0

Is hereby given that the Undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate of William Murray, late of Carroll county;
deceased Those indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will present them legally au-
thenticated within one year from this date.
SAMUEL |. ROSS,
March %, 1859. Administrator.
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ShHriI,S Sale,

Anne Wright Administrative of John Wright
decd VS. James Wright.-In Carroll common pleas
Ohio.-By virtue of an execution issued from the
court of common pleas in and for the county OF
Carroll and State of Ohio, and to me directed
shall offer for sale at the court house door in SAID
county on Monday the 2sth day of June, 1852, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
P. M, the following real estate to wit The east
half of the northeast quarter of section ~, town
ship l3 of range a; also the southwest quarter o.
tbe NORTH. east quarter of section 10, township 3
of range a in the Steubenville district and in Fox
township, the first described tract appraised at
and the other, or second described tract, appraised
ats Terms cash.
GEO. PUGH, Sheriff.
Sherf's Office, Canoll,on, !
Nav %. 1892. fee $2,00S
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GRBbIS, White Lime received and for sale
- CUMMINGS q BRACKIN.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
az (,OETEkT,

On the 2lst day of May, 1852, Friday) at -
O'Clock, maredian, will offer for sale, at public
vendue, on the premises in the town of Harlem,
Carroll county, Ohio to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate, as the property of John c..
Wentz, deceased, to wit: Lot 8 in the original
plat of the town of Harlem.
Terms-One-third cash, and remainder in two
equal annual nstalments with interest.
Apprasment, not incumbered by dover at $780,
o. JOHN B. MOODEY,
Admir- with the will annexed Of
April I6. 1852. John C. Wentz, deceased.
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NOTICE.

On the eighth day of May, in the year 1862 the
Probate court of Carroll county declared the estate
of John C. Wentz, deceased, to be probably lnsol-
vent. Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against the estate to the undersigned
for allowance within six months from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
payment. .oony -.
with the will annexed OF John u Wen!z' dec d.
Nav IA. 1882 fee 81 90.
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SurDIus Reyenue.-NOtIce to Debtors.

On the 18th day of June next, all unpaid bonds
for surplus revenue will be delivered to Attor-
neys for prompt COLLECTION. Until that time in
diligence will be given, but longer it cannot be exi
tended. We hope no one will plead specially for
longer time. 1t cannot be given.
F. S. McKEAN, Fund Commissio ners
HUNT ! of Carroll county.
ApPil q lShl
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate Of William Isrdesty, deceased. Those in
debted to said estate will make'immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally proven within oneyear from this
date. AMOS f. HARDE ,TY,
Nav 81. '59 Admir-.