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what W. owe to Foreigners.

The party press and politicians are constant
y reiterating in our ears that we are under OBJ
legations to foreigners.
They tell us tn at we owe our liberty to for
eign Intervention that were it not for the ass
sistance our forefathers received from the
hands OF foreigners, we should at present be
we,rng the CALLING chains of bondage. In
short, il we were to jeheve all they say, we
should think that were it not for foreigners
there would be nothing good in Amtrica that
All our glorious institutions would CrumbI' and
fade away; that industry and enttlp ise would
eea sc TO exist among us, and We should be-
co byword and reproach upon the lace
OF the earth.
A contribution of one Of our exchanger forci-
bly, answers:
That all we owe to emigration, is the cor
rupting of some of our most beloved instiIu-
lions, the filling to overfowing our poor houses
and prisons Does anv body deny thisP l
would ask him what has corrupted AMI forsign-
sed our legislative counsels? What has ren
dered byword and reproach some Of our
courts of Justice? What has cast The Bible
the book Of Gods truth from many Of our pub.
lie schools where it was taught in its simplicity,
because its opposers said it was sectarlanlzing q
the schools2
When you have answered these questions,
come with me to the country poorhouses; look
over emates. Whom do you see? For.
eiguers, foreigners, on this side and on that
Do you see any who has not the plain mark
forei gner in his face? DISK him question;
and i he answers you at all how quick you
discover either the Irish brogue, or some other
foreign b.ah on his tongue. Come to the State
Prison. Look at it's roll, and if three-fourths
of the names are no: marked as belonging to
me foreign nation, they are greatly belied
Agaiu, our Roman Catholics are law abb.
ding, peaceable, &c DO Tell me Of riot in
which Romsnist bore no conspicuous part
and will tell you Of miracle that never haD
pened. Again look over the poor houses. jail'
and prisons, and you will fad at least two
thirds of the former, and one-haf the latter
stamped with the sign OF the cross. and you viii
hear execraton and prayer, the names of dew
lis and saints, strangely commingled, coming
from the same tongue. U
We acknowledge that we were somewhat a
sisted by foreigners IN gaining our independ
ence, and we are willing 10 make all rightful
returns America shall still he the asylum G
the weak and oppressed Of every nation. Blu
let not the oppressed OF otner nations becoms
! our oppreSsors; let them keep within their prop
. er bounds, and all will be well.-[ Creole n. Q
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/ fSDiAk ArFAiRs AsD THE PuBLic LAKDs--
The Report Of MF. g w. ManypsBny, Com
missioner Of Indian saAirs. Is very interest.
i1g:-- rS
One cannot but feel profound regretsak The
gradual extinction Of that race whicA nee
roamed free and Independent sovereigns Of
the Indians are being exlinguIshed, hoWever.
the process nav be concealed by treaties,
grants. psyments. rifles. blankets or rum. The
Specializing white man will pursue toe ebiliEed
red man until the shores of the Pacific render.
further retreat impossible. We shall have no
more poetry about the lndisns--it is real. prae.
teal. matter -of-fset prose. '-.T
The operations during the last year, IN this
department. have been heavy. The Indians
IN Nebraska and Kansas have ceded 10 the q.
States government nearly fifteen millions Of
acres oflsnd. The lndisns however, have
caught some Of the white mans spirit. and
they demand higher price than usual for the
land in Kansas, They only agree to give up
these lands under pledge that they should
have reserve for permanent home.
There is trouble with The Indians on ths Ar
kansas and Platte rivers, and II appears tAat
while the agent iS seeking them TO present
amendments to tretiss. they are quietly shoot
ing down emigrants and robbing traders. The
Commissioner thinks something should be done
foi these misguided people, but naiively ac-
knowlsdges that be cannot say what the some.
thing should be, but suggests kindness and
peaceful attempts TO coloniEe them.
4 The Commissioners give some valuable In,
formation relative to the Ghoctays. Chicks
saws, Creeks and Seminoes, and he also sen.
sibly suggests that no more removals Of Indian
tribes shall take place--that is, that the reser-
we'd lands given q EN- by government shall be
secured TO them and their heirs forever. The
report; although lengthy, will be found very
interesting as it gives complete exhibit oI
the state Of the Indian affairs at the present
tie.
The Interior Report is still more interesting
II informs us that s. ven millions Of acres G.
lands have been sold for cash. and we have re-
criveG nine mAlions Of dollars for them Abou,
fifteen millions # acres have been given tC
Stat. s. on warrants, or otherwise disposed of
This includes nearly 1000. 900 of acres Tor rail
roads. DC" The Secretary recommends s,v
eral important changes ir the pension laws. i
appears that none Of the pensioners ever gel
we'll.
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ARRrsoS TMAL.--This trial is progressing in
Cincinnati under good deal of public excite,
msnt Il will be doubtless recollected by our
readers that some time since. certain Mr.. Al
leon, Of that city, was literally blown to piece
By the discharge Of atorpedo, that had beer
sent TO Allison and wife as a present, b,
some person to them unknown. And 10 it.
explosion also injured Mrs, Allison. This ma
Arrison. Is now undergoing trial, upon::an it,
dlctment for the murder Of Allison. II woul,
seem from the testimony already elected, OF
The part Of the State, that the circumstance
proven. raise violent presumption Of gull
against the prisoner. The State has provcr
BY the boy. who carried the torpedo. and b.
other witnesses. that the defendent gave tn
boy The box that contained the torpedo
and directed the boy TO carry it to the room ,
the deceased. Also that prisoner. had, shorll
SITTER the occurrence, quietly left the city. an
wrote letters under the assumed name
Thompson from the in'eror Of Ipwa,to fren
10 Cincinnati. Hard is the way of the tran
gres sOr.'
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II is now generally believed that the war
with Russia, Il be both long pro'racted, and
enormously expensive. The cost thus far 10
England and France alone, must have been at
least two hundred millions Of dollars. Turkey
and Russia have spent about as much more -
add to this one hundred millions expended
directly and indirectly for the same purpose by
Austria, and other nations of Continental Eu.
rope, and we make up the sum to $500, 900,
900. So much capital at any time can not BE-
thus suddenly diverted from the usual channels
OF trade, without causing serious inconvenience
and embarrassment. Who can tell what would
have been the result ere this, bad it not been
for the gold mines Of Australia and California?
The Bank Of England thus far, this year,
has received an unprecedented amount Of pre-.
cious metals--not less than 500, 100000 O.
yet notwithstanding the drain of specie to tn,
Continent has been unceasing, this monster in
stitulion has now less amount in its vau lts
than on the first dqv rJ'nu.rv.
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BLoopY AFFRAY IN ELIsABETHrowN, KY
rhe Louisville Courier learns that on Friday
evening difficulty occurred in Elizabethtcwu
between DIR. Bryan R Young, formerly mem.
pel of Congress, and Thomas D. Brown, the
present Clerk Of the Hardin County Circuit
Court. Brown fred four times, but did not
njure his Antagonist, while Young discharged
MS pistol three times, creating wounds that are
hought to be fatal--one in the chest aud anoth.
in the thigh. These individuals are relatives
marriage, and for q long tIme have been al
-nmity. In a previous affray, mora than {
year ago, Brown was badly wounded by sho
rom Young, SO that he has since then beer
measurably lame.
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S-pPCi-al No tee s,

Hoofands German B,tters -Ass specific for all the
general is that aesh is heir TO-" have no hesltsnoy
IN recommending the above article panacea HOof.
land was graduate Gottinger in 1883 aud Otciated
as professor al the University Of jena from l7sS to
1901 Since then this medicine has obtained reputS
uneousled by any other composition extaut We have
e it, and hase reaped rich benefits from its great yr-
tueL Liver complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic
or ServOus Debility disease Of the Kidneys, and all dis
eases arising from dsOrdered Liver or Stomach can be
efectually cured by them.
Th genuine are prepared only by Dr.. O. ". Jackson,
at the German Medicine Store, 100 Arch St, Pa. No
other person in the United States has the recipe for this
un squaled preparation. Sold by DR.. c. A. BUges
Carrollton, Ohio. .. .. Dec a. 2w.
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star Of ONO. Carron {. nnly, :. 3.

uFFIcE F the lures - tEogATr !
CHurllt'I It,. IA 1854
INIIE foIloarg accounts Of EArcutor A aim-tiaors
AID GuardaI have beenfilra in hi, q ti,e, ard are
! set heaing on Monday, h. Ssh "a! e January
A D. 1885 a. e'chtk Pm ul suld da, and all b,
cn6tnurd i,om day 10 da, until all Disposed Of the
filing and peudency OF which Accountants and Others
Interested will take notice viz y'' .f
Final account of Horatio Rnby, Guardian of
Susanuah b Selby.
g " j. G. unkefer ct al Adm'r non Of
Michael Crowl. 3 9foEa $500
g William Cameron Administrator Of
Joseph Daihuf
First Partial " William, Baxter, Administrator Of
Isaac Willis.
" " H. d. Thompson, Guardian Of
minor heirs of James Graham.
First sart. Samuel Albaugh one of Executors Of
John Welch,
Third Part. /" William Croxton, admir- of VIM. w.
s-. Emsley. MA .....
On the 18th of said month will be hea the accounts
Of the following, Executors Administrators, and Guar
dams, Uix. - .-.. t.-.-..,-9. I'D.
Final account Of Joseph Palmer Exc'r Of Jos, Palmer
Fist part az" Henry HWkess, Guard. of Aultfather''
heirs. Il. ... ....
A. W. MORRISON. Probate Judge.
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--SrEPHENs, of Georgia. undertook to show
that the Nebraska Question had nothing to do
with Northern politics; but Mr. CAMPBELL' o.
Ohio. put Mr.. s. to the rack on bis absurd
points. and endeavore' to get the Georgian to
toe he mark on the black question. yheth-
er Co, gres, has the right to exclude Slavery
from ony Tprrilorv--S. having voted in 1876
for The Texas bill, which specifically excluded
Slavery from portion Of the Territory by the
nld Missouri Line. Mr.. s dodged. and SOUR
mtd in the moslapproved Congressional style,
and succeeded in getting off without an sx-
| plcit answer.
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PotIrICS N rdn ULPtr New York
papers OF the 5sh we're filed with notices OF
sermons on political subjects to be preached
the next day in different sections Of the city,
in view of the election held on the 7th inst
The Church Journal (Episcopalan) comS
men.ing upon this extraordinary feature Of the
times pertinently inquiries:
What is the reason Of all THE? Has the old
fashioned Gospel-whch we have been accus,
toned TO believe was the Everlasting Gospel
been at length exhausted and worn thread
bare? Is no text fresh enough now for preach
ers and people except it be taken from the Cos.
pei according to the Daily pap'rs! Is it that
the ministers are tired of the old topics of
grace and salvation, and no longer believe that
Gospel OF which they pretend to be 'preach-
ersf' The point we now wish to make. how.
ever. 10, that in the country, where. RS we had
tondly hoped Church and State Religion and
Politics. were thoroughly and forever divided,
popular Pr .achers are rapidly rising to be the
eaders Of political parties; and pulpts are found
be-as in times of old tho best recruiting
lrums to beat up voters for political partissns,
And corresponding change has taken place in
rhgion- both Of them rising and falling upon
ne Democratic pivot-vox populi, As the
,upit, therefore, has grown political, the stump
as waved pious; and il Nebraska rings out
usty from the meeting house, il Ia only II
,onorous unison with the Higher Law, resoun
ling from the Halls Of Congress-
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Simeon Jennings BY virtue Of vendtOni e1
VS.. pom as issued from the Court of
James Mears ct ais Common Pleas Of Carroll couns
w. Ohio and to me directed will offer for sale at pub
lie outcry at the door Of the house. in the town Of
Carroiton, in said county of Carroll Ohio on Monday
the twenty second of January A. D. 1855, the follow
Ing real estate situate in the county Of Carroll and State
Of Ohio and described iolows Lott number ed sixty-
two (62 and FIVE (5) with the improvements thereon
situate in the town of Malvern Qate Trov Said lot so
Is appraized nt and five at$ Terms
cash. JOHNH WHITCRAFT Sheriff
Dec u i54--5w--nr toe
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WAsH,xo-ox Drc !

WAsHISoTcs. DEc IL.
sENATF-David s. Reid Senator elect
from North carOiaa. was sworn IA aud tOei
bis seat
Mr.. Adams introduced bill establishing 6
uniform rule Of naturalization through cut che
United States. The bill exlenls the time ot
probation TO twenty ore y, ar. In bis remarks
M Adams said that in one hundred years
hence every inch Of the American ooDtenent
would be required for the support Ofthe Amer.
lean people. and self preservation, therefore,
required that no inducements should be helI
out to emigration,
The Bill was referred to the Judiciary Com
miItse.
hr. Chase gave notice Of a bill to abolish
the franking priveleAs.
The Ocean Mail Steamer appropriation Bill
Of last session was then taken up, and after
some discussion was temporarily laid on the
table.
HousE-Mr Clingham asked leave TO Offer
a res LUTON r quesIing the President to tender
the mediation Of the United States, as far and
10 such manner as he should deem most like
ly to prove effective in leading 10 peace be
tween the Allied Powers and Russia, nov en-
gagged in terrible conflict.
M, Florence asked leave to Introduce res
olulioh authorizing the President to cause a
steamer aud transport ship to be 6ted out to 20
to the relief Of DR.. Kane's exploring expedition
in the Arctic seas.
Mr.. Houston, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported Military Academy and
Army Appropriation Bill, and for providing
for more efficient discipline in the navy,
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the state of the Union, when Mr..
Houston moved that the Presidents Message
bt referred to the appropriate standing com.
mitlees.
MIR. GiddingS, in speech Of some length
opposed the policy Of the President, and refer
red to the fact thai no mention had been mad,
OF the slavery question or Of the Cuba ques
! tion.
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SAVE YOUR MON EY!i

You can do that and your CREDIT too, by purchasing
your Goods at l. ArchbOld's Cheap Ready Pay Store
where you will find an excellent assortment of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware Queensware Bonnes, Hats
Caps, Boots Shoes &c &c. AL of which will be sold
just as low as they ought be sod for cash or produce
Pay you go and have dsagreeable settlements
short settlements; long friends. l 1859
Csrrollton April 20. 1854. ]. ARCHB0LD.l
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RailRoud Notice.

Notice is hereby given to those who have
subscribed stock to tie Carroll county r. r.
Company, that will sell the shares Of all un'
paid stock on the 9th day Of January next, at
public sale at the Court House in Carrolton.
Sale to commence about 10 o'clock
F. .., ..f, ....,. HARVEY CoGSIL.
Dec. 7th. le54.-3w.
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MARRiAGE NOTICES.

On The i6h inst by Jonathan MibOurn.
Esq Mr. Gror1e W Psrdue, to Miss Lydia
Norris, all of Garroll CO.
On the I4ih INST, by Rsv D P, Mitchell,
slr. Stephen si4ley. 10 Miss Jane ch,etham.
ii of this county
d, On the leh.. by the same, at the Methodist
Patronage, .Carolltou. Mr. Merwin Aswell, to
Ms Hannah Jane Briceand,a all pf this county,
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The Bill to increase the SALARIES Of Mem.
bers of Congress and Judge of the Supreme
Court, proposed by Mr., Badger, 6xes the com
pensstion Of the Judges at W 500 for the Che
Justice and S6 75O for be Associate Jus ices
Il gives to each Senator and Representative
Sl2 day. and $i2 for every twenty miles Of
actual travel gOiug:to and returning from the
session.
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Mr. Campbell ryjoined At some length. and
was followed by Mr.. washburn Of Illinois. who
denied The premises Of Mr.. StePens in regard
to Illinois In that State there was a majority
Of nearly I6 900 against the bill. on toe Con-
grsssional vote. and large anti-Nebraska ms.
jority in the Legislature.
The COMMITTEES then rose and the House ad.
journed till Monday. .s
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PILES PILES II PILES
THIS Is No HUMBUG! TRY n AND SEE.

THlsI NO HUMBUG! Try II AND nee.
Dr. Irasks Magnetic Ointment, will afford positive
relief ia cases Of the Piles. Eryspelas, Rheumatism,
and all cases of a. InHammAoFy nature also safe alc
efieacous remedy for Female Complaints For the
tast yearsit has given universal satisfaction Reader
~ 1t, and will risk the truth of these remaFks VIII
on.
O A. Begel, Agent, Carrollton. J.. u. hunt, Le Q
bure Jaaes Wnet, Leavitsville, hull & Bnss 0ned'
Wills. and by Druggists generally. A .s-
Price Is cts per bottle, with directions.
,'tGa q. A. BILLINGS
Travelling Agent fOr0eto and Kentucky.
Nov 1874 Am.
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The boald If School Examiners tor -- %. sss.,
will hold InertngS f,t the eX ni arn. 'f esctv q
the following ines Zoe the year lS5i;-O 80 10.
Wedne.da, uf every mouth 'hri tgh IA t1- ,r. 81 4
50 nu the 4th Wednesday ~ ApIl, "a, : rte st
Otoher The mevur & To %, ED at ,hr { "a . ts.
Ia Carrolion. By nidrr tih.
F. Mex AN
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CARD.

DR.. CALVIN N FIT0H, Of New York, would an
nounce that he has made arrangements TO extend biz
stay in PilrBuReH till Monday evening DEC 10th, du-
ing which time he may be consulted daily, at his
Rooms, at the CITY HorsL, for PuLaoNARY COSsUNP.
TIoS, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Female .Complaipts, and all
other diseases connected with predisposea TO Con
sumption To those whohave previously consulted DR..
Fitch no charge for consultation will be made, as af
ords us pleasure to see former patients and all con-
sung DR.. Fitch on the present occasion may continue
te correspond with him in New York, without luther
expense.
Office Hours-Nine to Five daily Saba tn excepts d.
Nov 23, aiS54s-3w. a { y. -.-f,- a2f
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ESTAYE OF JANE DANIEL.

Notice is hereby given, that The undersigned ha
been appointed and qualified miI strat the IS
tate of Jane Daniel, decd late ot Carroll county OHin
JOHN B. MOODY
Dec. 81 64-3w. ....H.
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PEN MANSHP.

The subscriber would respectfully announce
to the tilizens of Carr1ton and vicinity. that
BE- will cOmmtnce course Of lessons in the
above named Art, as soon as sufficient mum.
Der Of Scholars are secured. Those wishing TO
EN- race this opportunity, will please give us
their names as soon as convenient
l. ULMAX.
Carrollton. Dec. 81 -Js 1884. r. 9gnt .a-,
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SENATE Dec, 10.
Mr.. Church presented memorial of the
Chambed of Commerce. New York, paying for
an expedition for the relief of DR.. Kane and his
companions in the North Seas, Referred.
MI Seward reporled.'a bill increasing the
commission of Registers and receivers of public
lands under the graduation act Of last session.
Passed . e
Mr. Dodge, Of Iowa. reported the Home bill,
allowing further time for the holders of Virgi.
mia Military lands in Ohio to have the same
surveyed and patented Passed.
Mr. hields n,oro uced bill providing fol
Marine Hospital at Galena, Illinois.
was ordered that when the Senate adjourn
ed it be- until Monday.
{ Mr.. sumner offered resolution that en-
quny be made as to expedency of abolishin,
, the tax on merchants and seamen. known a
I Hospital Money, and of allowing them the us
of Hospitals from all tax. Adopted. And tn
Senate Adjourned,
HousE MIR. Wheeler presented memoris
from the New.York Chamber OF Commerce
} asking Congress to send an expedition, i
} search of Doctor Kane in the Arctic ocean. :
Read and referred.
The Committee on Naval Affairs introduce
io'nt resolution. authorizing the President
: adopt measures to procure the erection of
FIRST class light house at Care Race.
The House went into committee Of the Who'll
and took up the Indian Appropriation bill,
Mr.. Stephens. of Ga, having the flor, pr,
: ceeded to speak at considerable length. vindic,
: ting the Nebraska bill, and denied that the :,
? cent elections were verdict against the mea
ure He referred 10 the election in Pennsylv
MA and other States. and Denied that they b,
!, been test. In lliiaois it was lest, and The
it was approved by the people
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DISEASES OF THE lungs have become so numerous,
and Of such Importance that it has been deemed exps.
dent in london to esablishe hospital for their excu
sive treatment, Many Of these deep seated and fatal
diseases might be prevented with due attention to them
their incipient stages Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat al lead the serious diseases Of the
idelcae organ Of respiration Saoler,s Anodyne Cher.
" Expecorant has been beneficial IN hundreds Of cases
# similar di cases. and hs success hitherto, embodens
Offer it with confidence to the pubicassurng them
that its curative properties have been certified toby
many skli ph,sic ans and obers betcapabe Of judg
iug Toe Diarrhoea Cordial is also recommended very
ghly 10y those cogizart Of It's virtues See descriptive
ponpnes be had gratis Of the agents Price Of EACH
onI, 90 csuts per bottle or six bottles for $500
E IL. iabler & o., Pr prietors, and Wholesale Re
al Druggi,ta, Baltimore, Md. Agents--R, Z Sellers
, ,-hrrs, Pa J II Paterson & Co, Wkseliig, Va.
o farz CnOiuna,i, o. =.
DO . Be sl, carrolton, and AessrF. Brown 4
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De Tin
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Win command attention just now. Equally deserving
notice Is our stock Of Brood Cloths Cassameres Casa.
uetts, Tveeds Ked and White Rannels &C. and all ar
tices suitable to comfort during the coming winter
CUMMINGS G eBRACETN.
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1t issaid the Auditor of Indiana has made
$50 900 fees'by the return of bills of the State
Stock Banks of that State.