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The Two p .aIfOrR Q.

Ii has pleased somo persons to slale, very un.
Justly, tha. there was no difference on the sub.
iect Of slavery between the Whg aud Demo.
cratic platforms. The National Era, the greaI
Anti.slaVeTy organ, at Washington, a paper sen.
siIively alive 10 subjects Of this kind, preceives
marked difference between Ihe Two platforms
on the question Of the most interest. The Era
quotes from the platforms, rs follows
The former (Whig) says
"And we depricale all future agitation of he
questions thus settled as dangerous 10 our peace,
and We will diScOuai'naHce al eiF1us lo cunlin.
ue or renew such agitation, whenever. wherey.
er. and however, the attempt may be made"
The laueT says
he democratic party will resist all at.
temp.s NJ renewing, in Congress or ou. of il,
Ae agitation Of The SlaUery question. under
ohaiever shape or color the auempI may be
made"
The Wing "depreesses," will discouaienance
the Democratic will "resist." This is a
stronger word, with broader meaning" SAYS
the Era. The Wing "wIll discoGaienaace a m.
newal OF the agitation of The questions setiied
BY The Compromise and FugIIvs Iaw"-ihe Do.
mocra twill resist The renewal of ''Ihe sgna.
hOHs uHpVI "b"htFtI eHupo VI ColOI'
The National Era continues
"'fhe Wing resolve does not exclude Bga
lion 10 regard TO snvery in the District, The COAST
wise slave trade. claims on Congress Tor indem.
niiy for slaves, the bearings OF slavery Oh lhe
question OF lhe annexation OF Cuba, on The pos
.sibls dsmembermenl Of Mexico, aDd the lu,ure
annexation OF ils Northern States, or on the
policy sometimes attempted 10 be brought 10 The
attention OF Congress, Of coIonizing The free
people OF color. But the Democratic resolve
does exclude oil this, by lis pledge To "resisI all
attempts at renewing. 10 Congress or out Of H.
.he arbitration OF The Slavery Question, under
ghsiever shape or color"
The Wing resolve does not deprecaIe. or
pledge the parry 10 discounlenance, the ngiIa.
Iion'o Of tbe question Of slavery as moral or
religious question; but lhe Democratic resolve
does. in the comprehensive, unqualified term,
'.Eader yhateSv shape ~ color"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16
what will LocorocOs vote for,
'lore anon.

This is a quesInn we have in vain endea.
"dgmarule, circumlocuton. aft cIaIi0n," ,quv-
ocaIion, aud reputation, they have got Them.
selves into a most ridiculous fix. They nIk
long and loudly about "eIer Ial and imnutable g
principles" about cur glorious country aud in.
slitu'ions. and their perpelujly, YET by their
own showing they have not single principle hu.
the seven which wings have always attributed to
them; town: five oaves aud Two fishes. They
talk about voting for Mr.. Pierce because he
stands upon the democratic pIutform, and in
tho very next breath will tell you that platform
was conceived in sin and brought forth in ui.
quny," and has no binding orre nor effect. In
sh"r, they entirely rrpudOte it.
II they bvnuack themselves beneath lhp
name Gen Pierce, and We ask them, 10 the
language Of Boots at the Swan if we "shaiI
hin them over the head now" they dodge bv
telling us thai he is merely the emhodympnI oI
their principles aud that they stand high aud
dry upon The Baltimore platform; but when We
lake an argument aud commence hammering
at one ot ii, pillars. they scamper off il, like
rats from sinking ship, and say ii was erected
Omld great NOISE and confusion" during the
dying sguuies Of the convention, by few
quacks who were no mechanics at all, and
they II hone ol il.
"WhaL no! Helloo!" democrats where are
ye! Echo answers, wherel LOST, we guess,
in 'he caves Of The Granite Hills, skulking
among the everglades Of Alabama, or AaI on
their backs in u )ainiinQ fl.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16
More Thunder.

The following resolutions were passed unan.
imously al large and enthusiastic democratic
meetings iC RichIeud county. Verify The way
Of the Irunsgressor is hard.
ResoIrSd, That we recommend to the Tax
payers Of every County Ihroughon. The STATE
whero their members voted for adj ,urnmen,. u
hold meetings aud ask and nsis. on their mem.
bers 'e''gning, as they are unworthy The conf.
dence OF The people.
Resolped. That in our opinion the Warden
Of the PeniIenllary could have selected one hun,
dred men from his family that would have rep,
resented The people more satisfactorily than wa:
done last winter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

GEORGIA PoL'TIcs, The politics Of Georgia
are decidedly mixed. The Union Democrats
will put forth an electoral ticket. composed oil
equal numbers of Wings and Dcmocra,s, and II
is though, The lInion Wings will join in its sup.
port. II is doubted by soma whether Scott
electoral ticket will be formed. The Hon.
has. J, Jenkins aud A. II. Stephens are OPP
posed TO the support of either of The party nom.
inalons. On The other hand we see lha, ra,i.
fca,ion meetings are being held, and State
Convention is proposed on the 4.h Of August
for The purpose Of rafting ,he nomination oi
Scott aud Graham, and forming an electoral
ticket
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mo- lhe YhIgs of Carroll county.

Your County Central C>mmnIee. recon
mend that you meet in your respective town.
sbips on Saturday the SIs' day of Jolly, Tim
slan,) at Q O'Clock 10 The 6ti,rrOoon' and cleo
for your respective townships, Three Delegates
to represent the county Of Carroll in The DIS
TRlcr CONVENTION. thereafter to meet in ihi'
county for The purpose of nominating a candi.
date f,r Congress, TO be supported by the Wing:
of the 2IsI District.
The lime and place for the holding Of said
District Convention will be announced hereaf
ter. W. R. LLOYD. Chm
Wing {. C.
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ARare Chance

We have received we'll written life Of Gen.
Scout. eonIaining lhiuytwo Pagrs, a copy Of
whirh We will send to every individual NhO
sends US the name Of new yearly subscriber.
One name could be Obtained By every one o.
our subscribers. with a very liule efTort. and
while IN so doing they would emile themselves
to very entertaining book, they will coaier a
great favor upon Us. Who will be the 6rsli
OF Our worthy IoWnsman. Mr.. T.. Nc.
CURE, 10 company with his brother George,
have the contract Tor carrying The mail from
SleuLenville TO Massilon, and are running ui.
weekly line Of "6rsI class" sIuges between these
points,
The prOprieios are genlemany and accom-.
modaIng men, and viii put themselves TO some
trouble to convey their passengers 10 any point
they may desire TO visiI from CsrrolIon. The
coach runs clear through to Canton and no mis-.
Iake. Success attend them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

VERDICT IN A GAMBLING Casa interest
ing case was decided III The New York Superior
Court. ON Thursday. |. was The case Of John
Taylor rs. Shirlock Ililman. to recover So 5OU
paid by Taylor TO Hlllman Tor gaming debt
This Is one Of Ihe instances where ruin, grea
and immediate, has been broueh, on by pro.
peusi.y lor gambling. Taylor 60, with bis
~ife 1000 he borrowed 81 900, aud by gam.
bling failed for Sl5,UQ0; lost an extensive
comb establishment, aud is now q carlman in
New York, earning 81 per day. Verde. for
plaintiff 10 the full amount claimed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

tLTThe Drm"cra.lc compla'nI against Gen.
Scnu as candidate for the Presidency is thai
he never filled an office Of civil trust! Thl.
complaint is not founded in uulh. PreSideu
Jackson during the Por'eu,ouS r0ubles in tn,
South which hreatned ,he disSoluon Of The
Union, seHl Gen. Scott TO- the SuuIh To adjust
those troubles. giving him full power to do what.
ever he night in his own wisdom deem exppdi.
enI. Pre>ldrn, Van Buren also sent him u, n
later period Io adjust the very threatening diff.
culues upon uur Northeastern frontier. Thus
General Scott, by disappointment Of Democrat
ic Presidents. was repeatedly entrusted with lar
more important, civil functions than ever were
exercised by MIR. Franklin PIERCE Louisville
Journal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

ANEcDoTE OF GIN. ScoTT. Tho Tecumseh
Mich. Herald relates the following anerdoIe:
A rlIlz-n OF our wn gives remark made
bv Grn. Scott al Fort George, in 1873 A
BRUSH llig was sent To the American army
The carrier was seuI To Gen. Scouts leuI aud
sud To him: Our Grueral has sent me with
this flag to request thul YOU surrender 10 him
for II vou dn not. he shall be compelled II
storm the lnrI. aud he will not he responsible
TOR the Indans." The reply Of Gen S'nl WIS
this: "TelI your General 10 come on and
storm The fort, and Twill be responsible for the
Indians"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

CHEERING FROM OLD AsHTABuLA.--A CORES.
pondenI writes IRON Lindenvle. THE work
goes bravelv on; daily accessions to The Scott
ranks from the Free SocrS. Hurrth for :'be.
nighled AshIabula," good for 1000 majprity for
Scott. We have no great excitement on the
suit iect, but The better judgement Of The people is
prev Vailing. Look ut us, our llarbor blown
away for van. Of appropriations. SO that no
IghI can be pu. in The Light House 10 save the
lives OF our ciliz1ns who are engaged 10 com.
merce. Gud preserve the poor sailor"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

0tTThe great objection Of the Washington
Unlon TO Gen. SCOTS letter Of acceptance is
that il is "des,gnsd 10 catch UOies." 1t is a
great outrage upon Democratic rights that the
old General should wriIe euer calculated 10
make him popular. Now, If he would only bs
kind hearted enough 10 wrile leuer to repeI
vOies, there's knowing how grateful the Dem:
ocra.ic editors would leel ,oEAri hims-- Lou.
i jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16
Powder Magazine Explosion nt Lay.



We learn from the Lafayette Courier, that az
about u O'clock Monday evening" a powder
magazine, a small frame building situated in a
ravne in the east part Of The iown, belonging 10
Reynolds. Fowler q S'OrkweIl. and eonisihing
about 100 kegs Of powder, exploded. having
been fired by an incendiaiy. The Courier de-.
scribes the conclusion as most terrific. aud caus.
ing severe injury 10 The buildings 10 the vicinity,
and even TO quite a number 10 the outer ex.
uemes Of the Town. Two hours before the ex-
ploSion the house was discovered 10 be on FIRE,
but none dared attempt 10 arrest the flames.
Scarcely a house in town but was more or
less injured. Large buildings, three or four.
squares from The explosion, were moved from
their foundations, doors burst open, windows
broken, plaster knOeked of. walls cracked, and
Other injuries sustained. The windows Of the
Catholic Church, over half a mile distant, we're
nearly all broken in. The damage is esiima.
ted al from $4,000 TO $4,000. Hon. John
Pelil's residence, in The quarier not very distant
from The magazine, was so badly injured Thai it
cannot be repaired Tor less Than The original
cost Of the house. The residences Of Judge
Ball, R. Z. Gregory. James Spears aud Mr..
Paterson, are amorg those most injured after
that Of Mr.. Petit. The explosion il is thought,
must have been heard al distance Of ffiy
mites.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

Blavo! for The girls OF LOWELL The direc,
tors Of lwo OF the mills having cut of The f teen
minutes hitherto allowed for the mons lunch,
con. all The girls IN The mills. 800 in number
refused 10 work, and the mills are now stand
ing ialr! We lear The men would no. hav,
done as much for The girls.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

6FA lawsuit abuu, cali was lately decided
IN Iowa, aud the costs. independents of The rouu.
sells fees. we're five hundred dollars. The val.
no Of ,he calf was three dnlIars. On The first
trial some twenty or ihlrly Witnesses Tor one
party swore that the calls tail was enuFplv
black. whi'e those on the other side swOre it
was patty white, and the painuir hus gained
The case.
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To Subscribers.

Those Who pay their subscription within
three months after the commencement Of 'he
year. will be charged but $3.50 for the Free
Press Tor the current year, which will make 1t
as cheap as any other paper published in Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

THE NIAGARA CONVENTION will be n rouser.
The Committees have issued their call, fixing
the 9Th as the day OF Gel, hra,ion. and The re-
spnnses are coming up heBru'y from all quar-
rrs. The assembrge will be the Iare' 81 ami
most enthusiastic ever known in the United
S,utpS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

Henry CLAY AND JcBN RANDcLPH.-The
Boston Journal thus alludes To the duel between
John Randolph and Mr.. Clny. on net h,ct the
laIer UgretW all his lite. but IT, Whth he vas
provoked by the most wHnIon ard mediaIed as
sOulis ever made upon tublic man
- he particulars of the du,l ore VT II know q.
The eccentric descendant of PocuhonIss ap-
peored on The ground ia huge morning grown.
This garment constituted suth vast circumfer-
ence thar ihe locality Of the sWanhy Senator
was al least msltr of very vague conjecture.
The parties exchanged shots. aud The ball Of
Mr. Clay hh the centre Of The visible oljecI;
but Mr.. Rardo'I was not there! The Ianer
fired iuIo the air, md Immediately alter the ex-
change of shnls he walked up To Mr.. Clay. part
I'D The folds Of his gown. poinIrd to the hole
where ,hu bullet Of he former had pierced his
coat. and. in the shrIleS' tones Of hls piercing
voice, exclaimed MIR. Clay, you owe me
roaI-you owe me a coat" 10 ShlCh Mr.. Clay
replied in voice of slow and snt nm emphasis,
at the same time pointing directly al Mr.. Ran.
dolph's heart Randolph, lhunk God l.
am 10 deeper in your debt"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16
Farm for Sale.

On the 2lst day of August next, will offer for
sale on the premises, at public outcry, the farm on
which now reside, in Lee township, Carroll co.,
Ohio. 1t contains II acres, so acres of which are
cleared and in good repair is wellwatered and con-
veniently situated as to markets, being three mea
east of Csrrollton and has upon 1t good orchard.
Terms made known on the ,dsy.of sale.
July is, '6S-,E JOHN DAVIS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

ANOTHER CINvERr - Jonn X. Wilson, form.
erly Sheriff oil Buller county, aud always q
Democrat, was one Of The Wee Presidents a. a
late Scott demonsWnon at Hamilton, lie de.
clares his determination TO support The Scout
ucke. and SAYS that there are a lurge number Of
Democrats IN Old Butler who will do The same.
They have not iorgoIen the great services Of
Scott 10 the Nation State Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

A special u,.r..,>" u Ihr Ne" i"t& Tribune
daled Washington, July Q. slalec that iii is ra-
mored tina, Hon. Ezekiel F. Chambers, of Ma.
rvland. a Senator fro.;, 1896 to 1895. is TO re-.
ceive the nppoin!,nenI Of Secretary Of the Ma.
w"
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Piisbntrh. InIY Is.

Flour--s3.I5. Wheal--62c. Rye--45c.
Ba,Iey--45 048c.--Corn--lOc OaIs--33c ~
bu. Sugsr--5ac. Moasses--34 tor Orleans.
and 45c for sugar house, Bacou--8t for shOul,
ders and 9!c Iur hams.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

THE Do.NOTnNG CONGRESS. Six months
hnve passed since Congress convened aod
u"thiug has been don but 10 spend the lime
which was due To the public service 10 "unpror.
liable dlspulaIlon" upon the next Presidential
election. The lnlell'geocer uulv saws, that no
more has heen done to pr pare the public bust
ness. than is usually done during the first six
weeks ol the session. Wnh the Exception oI
Ihe Ohio Legislature. the prevailing opinion is,
thai The present Congress is the pnuresI apology
Cor drlberaive assemblage which has ever
assembled in our country, since the Declaration
of Independence. The Presidents Message,
at the opening Of the Session, WI believe, has
no. ye. been referred 10 The appropriate CON,
muees. Cm. Gaz.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE
New ORLEANS, July 5,-rhc l'lcayune has ac.
counts of the explosion. on Lake ponlchalraine
at about three O'Clock this morning. of the
splendid steamer ST. James, Capt, Thomas
Clark.
She was on her return to the city from Be-
Ioxl. aud was crowded with passengers.
AlIer the explosion, The utmost CONSERVATION
prevailed, as IL became apparent that the boat
would soon be wrapped in flames. In "a shor,
ZINE after she caught fire, she was burned to
the waters edge.
About twenty lives were lost; among them
iudg Preston, Of the Supreme CourI, aud J,
NJ Wolfe, distinguished lawyer The sui.
lerirgS of The victims are described as horrible
IN the extreme.
The steamer California hove IN sight. took
OF The remainder Of the sufferers, aud brought
;hem 10 This civ.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16
MARKETS.

Cleveland July IS.
Flour-3 40(63 so. WheaI--74c. Corn
-4Ibc. Hams-lIc. Shoulders &c. Salt
81 25. Whiskry-l7(Ol8c Buiter--l04
ollie. Eggs--l2Ic. Live Ilogs--4 so.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

NoTHlNe IN A NAME.-John Randolph and
Benjamin franklin, were committed 10 prison
a day or Two since, in Pittsburgh, on charge o.
vagrancy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

The AMERICAN LANGUAGE.-An Engishman,
perusing an American newspaper, exclaimed i'm.
patiently. on notcing some ol Webser's or,ho.
graphical Improvements
"rhese people ough, to be denied the use Of
the English language if they cau'I treat il bet
ter"
English languogel" echoed Yankee, with.
out removing 'he clgar from between bis teeth,
"guess you're mistaken, hoss; iI's lhe Ameri..
can language"
"Americsu!" repeated The wondering En-.
glishman.
"Guess us rha,!" said jonathan, cooly;-
"we've annexed IT,"
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DIED,

On the oh day Of July inst. Calharine, only
daughter Of Jacob and Elizabeth Eveukau, in
The 30Ih year oi her age sick months.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16
WM. E. ROBINSON. Esq.


OF The Springfield Republican correctly
SAYS:
The great baule, on the various questions re-
latug IL Slavery, conducted under The lender
ship of John Quincy Adams. involving he righ
oI Petition, may be said TO have commenced il
1886 when the celebrated Report mad by Mr.
Pnckney, of Suulh Carolina. was inIroduced
discussed, and adopIed. That report declared
thai Congress Ought not 10 interfere in any wa,
with Slavery 10 The District of Columbia. be-
cause il would be a violation of the public faith
uu~ise. impoitic and dangerous 10 The Union
|. further declared, thoI all peIi ions, nemur
ais. Nc, relating in any way, or TO any extent
to the suhitc' of slavery, shall without being
printed or referred. be laid upon the liable, anC
40 further action be had thereon.
On the vital questions, embraced in this Re
port. the Yeas aud NAYS were repeatedly taken;
pnd the name of Franklin Pierce is uniformly
found in the uhirmaIive-in favor Of sustaining
the Report 10 the fullest eX eut. And in ac'
cordance with This vas The entire aclion of Mr.
Pierce in both Houses, while he remained in
Congress.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

Flour Statc--.$4 95. Southern. $4.6s.
Ohin--$425 Wheat -Genesse--$I.I2; red
--92. Lake--70. Corn--6l4, yelIow--6s.--
Susur--54G63. Coffee-..94. Linseed Oil 90.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

ENGLAND.-Ihe libel suit brought by the eel.
ebyaled DR.. Achli an aposIaIe Roman priest
against the Rev. DR.. Newman, nposlaIe from
from The chulch Of England has been brought
10 trial. The libel consisted IN charging Achil.
Ii with numerous seduclions aud debuucheries,
nam times places and parties. Copies from
the records Of the inqui>h'"n at Rome were IN.
Woduced as evidence. During The three daya
Of rra the excitement vas inense. The jury
returned a verdict Of guilty on one cearge only
and not guilty to numerous other extraordinary
charges.
Negotiations bo'ween France, England and
the Uuiled States for the reduction Of postage
are still pending. No answer has yet been re.
ceiVed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

or A desirable IarIn, in this neigh6orhood.
is offered for sale by John Davis. See notice
10 another column.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

or There are now but ten miles Of sluging
between Pittsburgh aud Philadelphia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

The following i' an extract from an article
in the Evening Post, the leading Democratic
paper in New York:
The name OF General Scott is familiar TO the
country. not as politician or statesman, per.
haps. but as a military leader. There is buI
one man living who enjoys as enviabls mill
tary fame. Il such fame is ever to be enyed;
and there is no American soldier perhaps. save
Washington, who has more durable place in
the history Of our country. Before be was lhir.
" years Of age. he had earned imPershube
honors on our Northeastern frontier. Through
the meridian Of his life he was sIeadlly adding
to Their number, and within the last decade ha'
crowned his military fame with series Of the
most memorable victories recorded in history.
Achievements like ihese are not the result ol nc.
cdenl. nor The fruits Of common place minds;
neither are they regarded rs such by the Amer.
lean people. There is no true Ameri:an whO
Is not proud of them; no one who would not. il
necessary, become the personal chaml ion oI
their authors greatness, wherever and whenev.
er such championship should be needed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16

ABUSE OF GEN. ScuTT.-The ocofoco organs
and orators have opened their batteries Of abuse
upon Gen. Scott, expecting To hide his real
character and mrrls bv il from the people.
The Wings will not and need not follow their
example. IT, inr;:: =: candidate ha' no merits that
require such a course, even II there ;gas hnv
disposition 10 follow il. Gen, P,erces could b.
picked up aGyWhere, all over The counry-IhaI
IL. men of his merits and caIiber-yet there is
hut one GIN. ScoTT on this continent or on the
GLOBE. lie has no equal living. aud every
candid man Of every PulIica parry will admit
this fact.
But we care not how much The locofocOs
abuse Gen. S,ou. They will need all they
will make out of il. and great deal more to
elect Pierce. We have not the least doubt but
the abpse uf Gen. Scou will roll the ball Of vi.
umph higher, aud thus make "nssurarce dOub.
ly sure" Let them go on.- liar. Tel.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-16
April 80, 1859,

! do hereby certify thai | have read and com
pared the proof Of The foregoing acts, and .ha
they are correctly printed from The copy ceri6
ed aud forwarded by The Secretary of State.
+. s. McKEAN,
Aud Carroll Co.