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The expenses Tor these items in 1859, will
amount TO not less Than $4,000! To ,his
sum ma, be added a, least 100000 Cor tho u.
crease Of salaries Of officers &c.
We have not time to pursue this very inter,
Osling subject further, but we promise our read.
ors to bo ever ready to charge ocolocos with
lying when they are guilty, aud IhO, is all the
time. We would NOT hesitate to offer reward
of $5., il VIC had it. for the hat Of Ocoroco
who would not lie about this matter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

ANOTHER GALPHlN.--Las, spring the Court Of
Common Pleas appointed a committee 10 ex'
anime The Tleasurer's books of Coshocion CO.,
while in the charge of WIN. 6. Williams,
Treasurer Of that county. AGer a lOborious
examination, they report TO the court that this
WiIiams is delinquent 10 the county in the sum
of four thousand four hundred and fory',wo
dollars, and twenty three cents! This is ve-
ry moderate grab. for one who belongs TO tho
great SwARrwouT party of The nation. aud the
Yon,z q Co., party Of The Stale,., ~.
The voters Of CoshocIon are looking Into This
business, and begin TO doub, who'hrr sach kind
of Democracy is just the sor lor the YAK pay
ers,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
a SDIcn,lId GaiDilin.

VIM. II. Gwin, the loco!ocO Senator from
California, who is nj the head OF tho Lpcoloco
Nulional Commi,lee, for distributing documents,
and etec,ionecrng for Pierce and King, is Just
,ho man TO ring the charge Of GaphinlSm
against the Wings. This GWin. on the 4'h Of
March, 1851, al the close Of lhe 3lsl Corpess,
with other Senators, was requested 10 remain 0
few DAYS by the President, 10 attend TO some
executive business, and, in addition TO his
eight dollars per day, he charged, and actually
d,ow from the Treasury the enormous sun ol
FOUR THOUSAND AND EIGHT DOLLARS as con-
sruc,ive mileage, that is, he imagined that be-
tween the adjournment Of Congress, on tho
evening OF The 81 of March, and the special
meeting of the Senate, on the morning OF the
4,h Of March, he had travelled all the way to
| California aud back, and for this imaginary
Journey he charged and drew this $4,000 for
mileage. The dear people will please remem'
Der that, for the actual journey he did make Ic
Washington from California, and back again
he charged and drew his pay iL addition to this
sum. The four thousand dollars was just SC
much gouged out Of Uncle Sans pocket, with
ou. particle Of consideration therefor.
This is the man who feels so bad because the
Secretary Of the Treasury paid the interest or
sum Of money that was used in our glorious
Revolutionary War, lie is just The man 10 be
great patriot on such a subject. Let the peo
pie bear these things in remembrance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
WING GOusVCuIiOn,

Which met M Springfield on last Saturday
nominated fpv Congress, Col A. l.. Brewer Of
New Lisbon, in the room ol Wilson Maddox,
declined.
Mr.. Bower is as thorough whig ns can DO
Iound in the district, and should he be elected
will represent the district with credit 10 himself
and honor TO his constituents, which can hardly
be said Of his comoeliior.
Mr.. Brewer will be a. the mass meeting on
Ihe Il of OeI.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
Carrolllon, September "A b, '52.

"However, We know from observation,
and experience, that at four dollars (a.dNy) ii
is impossible for members 10 make any money"
Loco Exchange paper.
That depends on the number of oysters he
takes a, "reed." the color Of The brandy he
drinks, The amour, he gives KossuIh, and Ihs
price Of "oiher items that are no. dreamed Of
nj home"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
Grand Rally!

A meeting of ,Ae Free Democrats Of Carroll
county will be held iu the Coun House, in Car
rolI,on, on Saturday The 26'h inst, a, O'Clock
p. NJ. Addresses will be delivered by a. r.
Demps,er. Rev Phillips, aud others on the oc.
csson. A general turn ouI ol the friends Of
freedom is expected
MANY FREEsnILERS OF CARROLL
Sept. Cd, 1853.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

l.y- Yes. tho wings cut down their own POLE
did they I 60 into certain shop 10 town, and
you viii fUd large auger with The screw bro
ken oR banging behind tho door, lf you ask
,he ownc, how il was broken. he will say he
found The screw in The stump Of the Wing pole.
lr you ask him how the screw got there, he will
tell you, thai all he knows about the matter is
i was borrowed by "a locoloco ON the evening
before the psle fell. Shall we name The Dor.
towerl Jun rs you !ike, genllemsn; We
con do so If desired.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

THE Iowa SlaaIs Zsitung, German Demo-
cratic paper, published at Dubuque, has hauled
down the flag of Fierce and King, and run up
lha, Of Scott and Graham. This is sgnf.
cant sign. The truth is, the foreigners in ev'
cry part cf the county are beginning to discov'
er that they have been most egregiously hum
hueged by the parry which in this country is
called democratic, 10 Europe the people asso.
cia,e the idea Of liberty and popular power with
the word Democracy; but in this country II is
nothing but blind obedience TO tho will of few
ordly leaders, who tell their followers for whom
und for what to vote. ln the Wing party the
people demanded Gen. Scott as their candidate,
and they got him; but in The miscaled demo-
cratic party, candidate was Ihrust upon the Vo'
ters lha, none of Them had asked for, or even
thought Of; amp now we see that these shrewd
fore gners are not going to be bamboozed any
longer with such counIerleiI democracy. A
grea, revolution in this respec. is going on, o.
which the change we spoke Of al the beginning
of this article is only one evidence OF thous
and. We do not wish any foreigner or native
10 be less democratic than he is, but simply lC
open his eyes 10 the fact that there is very liulC
true democracy or liberty either in The parry
which calls itself by that name.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

An emcnent ciIizen Of the West, "a native o.
Virgna,) in returning home from recent visit
TO Washington, took the Southern route, which
he travelled lesurely, and in the progress of
his journey his high standing aud naIiOnO re-
pute brought him in contract with most intelll'
gent pefsons. 10 letter Of The 10Th uI. he
gives as the result Of his observation as follows:
"In returning home slowly, through the
Southern States, had some opportunity TO form
reliable coniecIures concerning the Presidential
election. North Carolina may be fairly count.
ed for ScoTT. South Carolina will more GER
tanly, 90 for PIERCE, The leading politicians
thcre will support him because (being reasona'
bly, safe on the negro question: they believe that
he will set his face, like flint, against Internal
improvement and protection to manufacturers.
Besides, | have not seen single avowed dis.
uniunisl secession man, or nullifer who does
no, 20 decidedly for Pierce. Georgia, rath.
er guess, will in the end also 60 for PIERCE,
swayed chiefly by reasons that govern South
Carolina. But il is hard even 10 guess about
Georgia Just now. She is in rather chaotic
state Mt present, with no recognised leaders, and
no settled course Of policy upon which psrIie;
may rally and know their respective boundaries
Tennessee is certain for Scott. Besides the
high appreciation Of martial renown which Ten
nesseans always display, the bold and active
talent OF the State is decidedly for Scott. Nc
doub. of Tennessee. National Intelbgene'r
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
Notice.

There will be- an election of Directors by the
Carroll County Railroad Company. at their Of
flee in CaTroli.On, on Monday September 97'h
inst, al 2 o'clock P. NJ, to serve for the ensu'
ing year. II. COGSlL,
Scp. I, 1859. Pres'I
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
Administers sale.

Personal property belonging to the estate of Jo-
seph G. Kennedy deceased, consisting Of large
and excellent assortment of merchandise, such IS
cloths, cassimeres, cassnets, silks, bleached aud
brown muslins, fannes, cslicoes, hardware, boots
ally kept and sold By western merchants, wi be
sold veudus at or near the store house of deceas.
ed in Carrolton, On Friday the first day of Octo.
Der, next, commencing at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, and will continue from day to day thereafter
until the property is all sold.
SAMUEL STERLING,
ass JOHN n. TRlPP.
Sep. IS, fs5z. AdmiDisratote.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

Everybody, almost, is making preparation for
the fair, which by The way is going TO excel
anything Of the kind that has taken place here.
iofore in this county. II will be second to no
county fair 10 the Staie.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
yho NInss Meeting.

Arrangements are being made 10 make this
splendid affair No pains will be spared by The
Comminec, TO get everything up in the best
style.
The Wing. in The dfTerenI townships should
make arrangements to mec. at sumo point, and
come into Town in procession. We want TO
ice procession Ihal will reach round The town,
bnd We know we will.
We have most delightful Oh for the bdrbs.
rue. aud !, will be served up right. Come along
and bling the ladies', God bless Ihem,) with
YOU.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
Champaign Free Press.

We will furnish The Free Press from now un.
Ill alter The election at TwENTY.FWE CENTS PER
Cory. Who will send US the first club of Iwen.
"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

or There have been, during the present
year, lweniy.one steamboat accidents, lnvov.
ing loss OF life. The number OF persons killed
and drowned, is seven hundred and twenty.
eight, aud injured, one hundred,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17

or Rev. Ma. GildS proposes opening schools
10 this village, for the instruction Of the youth,
in MUSIC, and 10 the branches Of learning usu.
ally laugh, 10 academies. See advertisement
aDolhsF column.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-17
lutd Nune.

|, is said lha. Inc Treasurer will not coIlecl
any taxes belure the election, Why sol For,
msr lreasurers have visited The several town.
ships Leiors the election, and shy mol do The
safAe lhis year.
The truth is they are afraid 10 lei The people
see wha, their laXes are before The eIeeIion.
|. l.won'ldp. gentlemen; you can't humbug
the people 1haI way.
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AUsrRALlA.--The London correspondent Of
,ha National In,allioencaP says,

AUsTRALlA.--The London correspondent Of
the National ln,elligencer says:
The tide Of emigration is sill rolling towards
the Australian colonies. The returns Of The
number of emigrants who were shipped in July,
were very imperfect, and cannot be quoted with
confidence. But there is no doubt they exceed
one thousand day, There are at present one
hundred and seventeen vessels entered ouIwsrds
for Australia, OF which sevenIy.lhree are in The
por Of London, aud lOry'four are at the out.
pors, The vessels vary in tonnage from 800
to 1000 tons. We are told that il is the better
sor Of people who 60 out now. Noblemen's
sons have looked over stock oil emigran.'s
tools, aud Two OF them avowed their determine.
lion TO get out Of this Odd slow, worn out
old country, where everybody seemed Grip
Pied"
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COumty Whis Ticket.

COuHIy Wbig Ticket.
For Recorder,
WM. Met OS.
For Commissioner,
FREDERICK FiSill,L.
Drrecunr Of County lnfnpary,
LOUIS SMELTZ.
Land Appraisers,
THOMAS EAKlN,
AMOS CARR.
JAMES McCULLY,
JOSEPH FiGLEI.
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nisuir, Eiccsor5:
ta nnuIcl-Chlrlrs Anderson,
ii !. ;5cou Harrison.
Al Thomas !. Lafsh,
An John W, Drirces,
s,h 4" Daniel Srguv.
6,h Hanson l. Penn.
7,h Inhn Milton Villains,
s,h Wm. Lawrence,
oh Sardis Dirchard,
Io,h JYhn |. Vanmeier.
tth Wm. T.. Finck.
ie,h James r. Slanbery,
i3,h John Sherman.
II,h Sniih Orr,
iSh A. hnning Norton,
18Th Alex Lewis.
I7,h Rubrr, =. Moore.
Is,h Van. r. Humphrey,
18Th Wm. l.. Pefklns,
aO,h =" Silas e. Clark.
2Ia john 4 Bingham.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-18

meeting since 1910, when we both spoke on
the same side, but once. and that was at the
North Church, in Conc ord. New Hampshire.
in June 1885, and l am sure that of the thou.
sands who attended at that meeting, not one
ca n be found who will pretend that anything
Of The kind took place at that time. That.
however, has nothing 10 do y" ith The statement,
as the remarks related by Mr.. Mapp, were
made at meeting holden two years since.
Respectfully, yours.
JOHN p. HALE.
p S.-Any one " no doubts the correctness
of my statement can be satisfied by applying
to Mr. Pierce himself j. Z. II.
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AnOtllerGun Spiked!
DOVER, N. H., Aug.

DOVER, N H., Aug. II, 1852.
To tie Editors ot'Mc Union:
SIR In the Washington Union of the 5tb
INST under the head Injecting in Accomac
Virginia Thrilling Dialogue" conversa,o,
Is said to have occurred between Mr.. Wise
and Mr.. Mapp at a public meeting in which
1.-THE following thrilling dialogue took place !"
Mr.. Wise. "Wcre you in New Hampshire
two years ago 7 did you not hear Hale speak,
and say in his speech that he would head an
army to march upon the South and put down
slavery!'"
MIR. Mapp. i was there; heard Mr.. Hale
speak and say what you state
MIR. Wise. Did you not hear Franklin Pierce
replyto this and say: If Hale should head an
army to march on the South, he had first to
march over his (Pierces) dead body; for he
would head an army to oppose him p
Mr. Mapp. ibid
Inc the feeling which this reply elected. The
court house rang with shouts of applause, re.
Pea'ed again and again. Mr.. Wise then re-
quesled ms opponent to state the facts again,
winch he did to an almost breathess auditory
General Pierce did say, (slapping his hand
upon his breast that Hale would ha, to pass
over his dead body before he marched upon
the South" Nf0"
lo this permit me briefly to reply, that for
Whatever purpose such a dialogue may have
neen spoken In Virginia court house there
IS not syllable of truth in the whole oft No
such remark was ever made by me, and, of
course no such answer by General Pierce;
nor was there meeting holden in New Hamp.
snlre, or elsewhere in which such dialogue
could have occurred. General Pierce and
myself have not spoken at the same public
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cabell House.

Mr.. Editor: Permit me- through the columns of tho
yirginan to call the attention III the travelling public,
and strangers visiting LyncLLurg, 10 tie &C b E l. l.
lou S E." under the proPrietorship of q. w. RArSE
Esq. This House has just undergone thorough repair,
elegantly furnished. and is kept by host who will
rake it the best II otel this side of Richmond. The
writer Of this being accidentally in the house when the
dining hour arrived Yesterday, invited paruke of
dinner, and he truly say he has down to "a
and sumptuously furnished table. Everything
of the best quality and prepared in excellent style.
This, with the order pervadng the hall aud the assu
attention and politeness OF the made the
occasion both pleusurable and refreshing Only give
Mr. Raine call, and you will need exho, ation
repeat your visits. In haste,
nng tS.It EPICURUS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-18
WING Meeting.

LyNcHnoRG Aug. 16. 1852.
Al n called meeting of the Wings of Lynch
burg, for the purpose of organizing Wing
Club, on motion of Jno. NJ Speed, Esq, Mr..
James Bullock was called to the Chair, and
Daniel *. Hunt appointed Secr,Nary
On motion Of Mr. Speed, the Chairman was
directed 10 appoint committee of thirteen,
whose duty it should be to report a form for
organizing Wing Cluband nominate suitable
officers for the same, at an adjourned meeting
whereupon the following gentlemen were APP
pointed: Jno. Nj. Speed, n. II. Campbell, r.
J. Nash. John Ward, .Ir., Jon. o. Taylor, f.
b. Deane, Il. II. Lewis n. c. Manson, Saml.
g. Thurman, Maurice 5. l.anghorne, John
Long, james Mcdonald aud David r. Lyman.
The meeting was then addressed by Capt.
f.. g. Darlington, of Botetourt Doct T. =. At
kinson. of Danvllc and Doct. David Patteson
of Amherst. On motion the meeting al iourned
JAS. BULLOCK. Chan.
DAM. r. Hunt, Sec'ry
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THE RALLY, MONDAY EVENING.


The Wings had fine rally Monday eve.
ming. at the Second Presbyterian Church. L.
G. C1RRI.sToN, ESQ, the late delegate from
Bote;ouri, delivered capital speech, review
ing the past and present position Of portics,--
particularly with reference tothe slavery ques-
lion. and contrasting the qualifications of the
two candidates for the Presidency, and their
trustworthincss upon subjects most nearly con-
corning the independence and welfare of the
South. lie paid glowing and eloquent tr,-
butte to Gen Scott,--hs military and civic SER
yiccs.-his gcnius,--his palriotism,--the puri-
~ Of his morals and the broad and national
character of his opinions aud sentiments His
speech cannot fail TO have good effect upon
the Wings of Lynchburg, TO whose well
known fidelity he bore tie stimony.-and we arc
not without hope that it nay tell upon the op-
posite party, hardened and obdurate as most Of
them are.
At tho conclusion of Mr.. CARRlNoroN' s
speech, call was made upon DIR. Thomas =.
ATKINSON. of DanviIle, ian original Scott man)
who responded briefly, bat in such manner as
ovnced his unbounded admiration fortho brave
old defender of the liberties aud laws of the
countries.
DIR. DAVID PATTEsoN. Of Amherst was
next called up. and spoke in his usual nervous
and animated style, hitting the democracy some
telling blows, and indicating the course and
policy Of the Whg party with warmth and
ability. The Doctor is one Of the truest
Wings we have ever known, and we hope to
hear him, as VIC are sure we shall hear of him =,
frequently during the canvass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-18

~ 1t gives us great pleasure to make known
the probability that the eloquen, Senator from
Tennessee, JAMES G. JONES. will visit Lynch.
burg. on his route home. within the next ten OF
fifteen days. He will be accompanied by Mr.
CoLLUM, a talented Representative in Congress:
from the same State We illendeavor to make
known the precise day of their arrival, SO thai
our friends from the country may enjoy the
treat of listening TO these distinguished cham
pions of the Wing cause.
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The accompanying correspondence will com.
mend itself to public attention. II embraces a
letter from General PIERCE, exculpatng him
self from the charges founded upon the pub
lshed reports of his New Boston speech, and
giving his own version Of his position before
the country on the slavery question:
To the Eiitor ofMe Rcpnblic:
DEAR SIR On the appearance in your pa
per of a charge Intended, if not calculated,
seriously to impair and perchance to destroy
the confidence of General Pierces southern
supporters in his soundness on the slavery ques-
tlon, | addressed him letter, which, together
with his reply, now ask you, as an act of JUS.
tee, 10 publish
l make this request presuming your object,
like mine, In have been the discovery of the
truth. Very respectfully,
EDWIN DE LEON.
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Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
EDWIN DE LEON.
General +. PIERCE, Concord, N. IL.
CONCORD, n. H., July 80, 1852.

My DEAR SIR: Surrounded by pressing en-
gagements, seize the earliest Opportunity to
reply 10 your letter of the 18th instant. |
much regret that any thing connected with my
sell should have been the cause of disagree.
ment between you and gentlemen with whom
you have been associated in the editorial de-
partment of the Southern Press. | do not re-
member ever TO have seen what purports to be
a report of speech delivered by me at New
Boston, in this State, in January last, until my
attention was called to it as rcpublished in the
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tends every mention of bis name. q; their
mcetings.-is LITTLE 10 JOHNSON" Some
how or other. he seems TO have lost favor with
the Democracy. and the slightest allusion to
him is signal for long faces
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PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
FOR VIcE fHEsfbtNT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
Electors for the state ervirginia.
ELECTORS At LARGE.
JOHN NJ. BOTTS,
WILLIAM II. PRESTON.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

FEFtTVNHE
I q District--John X kilby of Nansemond.
Cd Dstrict--Edward X. Chambliss, Of Meoklenburg
Sd District-Thonns 3. flournoy, of Halifax.
4th District--H. II Marshall. Of Charlotte
ssh Distrief-Aex. Rves of Albemaro
9th Distriot-Wm. G. Scott, ri Powhntan.
9TH pistrict--Jos Segsr, of Elizabeth City.
sth Bistriei-Robt. Niayo OF Westmoreland.
9TH Di.triet-Ilenry W Thnmas. OF Fairfax
] 9th District-Alex. n. Boteler, of Jefferson.
/ lth Disirici--Col. J. 49, Baldwin of Augusta.
18th District-John Echols, oi Monroe.
l9th District-Walte- Preston, Of Washington.
1 9TH Distrie,--Iohn ]. Jacks IT, of Wood
I 5th Distriot-T. NJ. Gally. Of Ohio.
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WAsniNGToN, August -, 1852.
WASHINGTON, july II. 1852.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1852.
DEAR SIR: Enclosed you will find an article,
in which, as one of the editors of the tSouthe,u
Press, of this city, took issue with my co.,
league in advocacy of your claims TO southern
support for the Presidency. That action was
predlcated upon my belief of your entire sound
ness upon the slavery question. Within the
last week a speech, purporting to have been
delivered by you in January last, has been re-.
published from two Democratic papers in your
own State, (Which are said now to support
you.) On the truth or falsity of this, much
depends Neither those with whom act, nor
myself, can consent that any doubt should rest
on matter of such importance; but. placing
full reliance on the fearless frankness of your
character, on their behalf and my own, | re-
specially ask of you whether that report.whch
your southern supporters believe to be with.
out foundation as opposed to your previous
course is correct?
The peculiar position which occupy must
plead my apology for troubling you with this
letter
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
EDWIN DE LEON.
| General F. PIERCE Concord N II
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PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED. AUG. IL

Shields & Somerville F'N'''' "
ochr Mary Adeline, Powers Baltimore, mdze
j w Wright i"'N' ''"' "
Schr John Compton Ogden, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Providence, Parker James River wheat
Schr Express, CarIn, james River wheat
ochr st Mary, Lambkn, New York
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tR The most popular man we have ever
known with the Wings Of Lyncbburg.--at
least if we are to Judge by the uproar that at