davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

So. wlrcH Fraser which reached Hong Kong Dee n
ne oS Nss{os @2s1s man No. 10 81 80 struck y &
Ina much Of the iron work.
the sth n IL lat Is d lon boarded the
Lwoh c.rt Lilsnt from Sps:Sn Ian soSod to = ,ss2.
Thee hsa three deaths and brh tie al the
Ia BIis G1KLIsD Cam from John for Porto Rico
sh In Der went ashore .h ms, On ss SGes .sA
Esht and sh he total loss Gee saved OIe badly
APoIten Of the will be saved in damaged condition Vessel
Bis FIosSscs Cot Pro,dsno., Gage from PAa.dephi.
Lemh.y HOot sne lie. IN four cspt Ia. arrived
elPtIieaesa many ysE. The Fore0ce good vessel
Blie ADEIisi f Nj DESERT Mssn went ..hors At fremont
Ne recently and hed With water saved IL doubtful
sTElnEE SWAMI which .hor, on Seven Foot Knoll
before reported 60, Od and arrived Baltimore Est
ROekpor for Boston spoken 18th
n that morning and injured himself By steamship
scER N DKrssrS wah wa, ashore i7,h iu a, sus Head
ksHrseee River vas ct "a without damage and arrived Al Bah
scHE Ellis from Nevoe,ns for Richmond xhkh pat mo
sArrnston 5 Ga ut previously reported arrived At Rich
scHA AMI Be-d..sy hence wastOn n c. sshOrs Ga
~ sam Hyas 60, G Eset Ga bog hts, S4i .a
her bodily She had pumps slightly part Of
:issa .Ssrt s rsy ssesSe "a. q ed w isS c1 re-
SsrIse her her al szsed aniAssd ani shipped
seHh DIEeo from Boston jacksonville va. put ia.o Charles
sssa h..Is. WA.aTsros on Pan River fss Phi.aspAl.
fsel 90 he asls Groass bat a Of witSoas a..S S vent
The baoy the hddle Ground missing sons tine
only sssst oar feet q ss;sr q ow iss 'As's
K,i,s Letters 70 xiv sOd Walter Es, Secretary Of the
GEolsrs Bsrzsla Feb IsThe Camilla arrived ..f.l, an
Far % s n sa ss a $. rs s sas 80. Ss a. s .
Ferstahe and daafsa articles hase been O s pross
oL he oss@s,s ssljs.a wars io. bs 90
cd rss .sS ioss net sgpe, 70 r- 70 s ssss asI-
vss rssr'SSise gss ns'srskh 'snA he sSss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

-, ,.,x. ar, ,e,eecsfany r.ls.sed % .sten
- kesa ~. cf her grand son. W m y
r. W wstsr a. Friday Tia lest ~ -r a. N''''
Mondsy sA sl'i Rachel O. vile OF william '''
sf.s AZ IA. 6J requested g estsd Ger ioAsl :.
Frssy sflosno0n ct az d JON 20 "a
On wssnssass "a Inst Arthur y h'oa ''''
n tse Anil, respectfully invited + 1t,a4 50
e.esssl en- FrSay rterhecn, 2fih ms ~ "sSN>' ~ ~ =
rfsiStrre hef.-H a, ..os,... S,,fs of f,.orxe
III I'd Of the g ave svtsd . ~
l1LnLn h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
Markets. .Rtported 6y Tdsg,ap5.

RswosLEsss FEB 2-The sale, CT Corr,s today we're oto
zrd prices; deereased receipts SOS OF bales SOCK
&C tales sTEHLIse ExcHAsGE 81 FRsslrs-L4rse snip
for Liverpool being made AZ sd bash
FLoUR ines 10 active demand ~ z - IS 3 Dbl
ChIXLEsToS FEB 2-CoTroS-Sales to-day Loo bales AZ u
dlec. -,
NEwOEIBASs Feb 22TAe day partially Observed aol
Of CoTIoS SEQ bales bat irregular pces
sCGAR-FAir L. N0LassEs lee. -.
CISUHSAT FEB f-FLo-E- Der srke q dali q ~ Ss4so j.
LiED-sas Of bsls SIC other articles dull Mes
PoSK of-red si2 80 ExcHsSsE SewYof active a.
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

Steamship Northern Light Churchill San Juau, Feb Is with
ndse and Morgan This morning at Il O'clock ssl
laden with Goals for IN sinking conditions took OF all
Consisting Of captain and three hands No Capt
horner state thst one Of me r'e vein pf0peef 0'aAa -
n ~ ,sausSp J,mesown Csvondy Norfolk and Richmond
with dse AID pass Laoam Peasants Saw no vessels
ashore the bsseh
E Fsy' & Ry h5 % e;i TS .:S S5ss
dip Lsy Low or Levi Law Of ed from It SsS M a ,.
WIS., h.y TiTs s,'ns up .ihs 'p5 axe tas sh2sa u we
could supply bad but and would have been d
cult and dsnserors 70 have 70 rap II 50 sss large
sail in email ozis the was quite rssh and blowing fresh
ship Dr. dnAusht epper Samuel. Liverpool FEB eth se.
and p.seBssfs Day Ogden. The anchor the bar.
Ship Edwin Forrest clipper Croker Havre Jan Is With mtse
and zoo Fasenss to Crosby Croeser Co The anchor
Bis Helen Msr. lO Bsneo French, CsdeuA. sh inst. with
mOse Kirkland Won SACKS Feb 70 La 81 IS lon IS Is
nophon Crdenss bound ~ The II has experienced
scGr Fklsnto Armstrong ThOm,. on day,
hour, from th oeaswser with cotton &c 70 n.ssr Feb ls
SER Thomas Msrrin Thomas Georgetown days with naval
sehr Jus sml6 Fsnon Baltimore and Breakwater Sc hours
sehr John Totem Water. vrgini. with oyster..
Msry Hodsnbars Garrett Milton, Del days with
sehr Triumph Baker salem NJ day. With corn to Fox
Propeller LselE Point Lsyied Baltimore With mie to P v
sMLl p-st:sq;sg Afes aaIsoa Liverpool Oart' Irn.
BELOW Ship Rhine. Do,ne Hsyre Dee % With mdse and
r.sepssrs Huilbut Co The boarded BY pilot.
.hip With Gnns Minturn Co ;. liverpool signal
unable whether the ousea of the West the
ship Hudson IS DAYS from New oIlssns
WIND. during tie day, from the NV aad very fresh
The rs samuel Mitchell arrived to day from cruise
pOs, on Monday tsht asst sandy hook distant I.o miles > WI"
R lot. '-''' y o''''-'' ~ y 49,
Cart rhOm.s of schr Ph.ndo Armstrong fem Charleston re-
hat no Il .chr wen, asAOr. slso brig sur
hesvv NE storm other seh we're compelled 10
cut away them from going ashore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
c.uhxtdUe Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Fsb. - 1854
M.ks eco csaiesyt SIS Besve. and Is Scores saastiss
ofwolins onsn I~ive~ fssriis and jean et
sa.lfy 50 sAird ss.s 81 sSsia.y e. e. hsss
slirs f s2sis = Rssit cshSs ta ssis Sei Fes cA'e
- o. O. ans 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
Yaca FACE srArs
Cafrle shear.

~ BrEyExrsA ineiins nothing bat he sree exn
well Stalled .t lea FRST QgALIrY consists OF large
r Stalled s least seve rro1ihs SECOND QysLrf IN
cludss the best fed td the e
three old tBgEP-ExrR backs and
fancy ye~s fer sfoek and the best eozseta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
financial.

REhovAL-The ISLAND CITY BANK Is re-
- moved 70 he lS broadway, Of LIssrty-f
NoliCE-An assessment Of seyenty-fiye cent? on
each share ef the Sssptoa Sock o. he Aihou Mtusur
nekt W = fJr-rT n NJ . 81 q, IS, e. =. .-.SA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
he bids were

The business ia Exchange for this steamer has not been
very large remers looking for lower rates when the
delayed supplies from the South to hand Sterling is
e9s cent for desirable Francs 5.l7l s5132,
and Continental Bills generally frmer.
In Freights there is much doing but rates very
Arm To Liverpool 10000 10000 bushels Grain, part
reported as high as lsld; Flour an Cotton Cd
The receipts at Sub Treasury sl7OlOO payments
sl23.762; balance, ss93l,32l
The following sales of stocks made at auction by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

tis 70 e2ia -. ~. -. -, IA sr...sr
TOO I,1fs c.l az - 81 es2 eB at sfsto -
Three fsss Cd sos 80 al : IS g % $9 - - - ~
ssErF 40 LsNrs f..f3 81 nXset-
Tr1rs - =. Is a. 70 "a
Py Lot Isl 81 90! IS g g
EJslrE-Ncne
IN late tbs 7tchbzrs aOat Aio E7s
~ fr- tire fr rrsrks fhH Ofits, psEleIY
beef Hrht oouptrei with he uunb Of bsys rsffs tAz
ocs tncslisrt And worthy OF more extsaaed
notice then tine yeTrIt. 80. -.
81 cars ear. ever Fehburr Ralro.d and S. the Bostsn
loaded with Cattle sheep swine Horse and
Eos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
lBy Sandy Hook Printing Telegraph.

The steamship Africa the Hook, and shp Of Grnnel
4 Mibturn's Is passing the bar. bouEd out
ship David osden and smother ship OF the Highlands
TWO ciprer ships the Webster and hip with oss Of b
boom oade the chr Cape May anchor OF h
Hiehlauls bound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK.

Sims MhseI Angelo Moore San Francisco JOIN Ogden Geo
A. PHELPS Liverpool. Cook Smith; Trope, smith,
H.vre Hurtut Coz Sea Serpent Rowland san FISn:seo
GIipre hinturr Coz Enterprise bsr'to" Liverpool Taylor
Riteh.
Johnn, (Ola) w.cthsndor Antwerp Hemins Muller
GoslrR. -,
Brss-C A Cee Hubbard, 81 Marks sTslTOod Anderson
Industry. Kerr. DOtoy Isiards, Brett Son 4 20
schoorers Gibson Avery Philadelphia Hand Cha
Mills Smith WnI Dsllner Potter YORKTOWN Cos Pc
tsr,hprs Js, Hunter Dawson Dsco Norfolk Mott Bede
Caroline Hall Rogers Richmond master RhOdA Biah sharp Nsg
Or can, Brsrt Ssght Lane Barlow, Bucsvile. T.
Truudy NJ Pstt Day Nevbern Davis Holmes Diekiason
ssrdy Wilmington Hand; Union Barnamhy Para, Bishop x
Co VIM. Collyel, Ray nor, Philadelphia w Mckee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
Receipts OF Produce
PASSENGERS Arrived.

b. The Ra1rd-ise5 IBIS Flour ~ has Corn Is3 DC
West 20 Co Ocs 1 pt - Provsons 20 90 Batter p 90
BuckShest M hos GO sheep IS Caves go sides Leaihef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
pas.epoers Sailed.

In steamship Atru for LfepOdsr DuIyee, and child n Y
Mrs Greer s. Louis Mr. M Hanson Mr. and Mrs Plum
Mr. G. Bell Philsdelphs Ar RenGuld, France Mr.
shupser New.YCrt; Edwin Bailey Baltimore; Henry Walker
FL Gland; Mshon and four dfsn Eng
land Mr. Defori; 5. Weston Phadelphia-speeie $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

fsa H. lt IS q u =. big Aas:rsi. Of "ss.s't NON
Rsh To- Jsctsonviiie a, " ~. F.,.l,n Clam from
Nov "a la - = 5. ion- % ~ ~ '"-f
Bn Of Cape aeTS S,rk Haass rom BOs'0a '' san
, Of Cape Horu eIpperhP Gold West standing to TIE
"a "a, n Ion ~ W Esmb-rg ship name uakno@hl
80 f,r, C,r5f Tor Ca1) hcuni TO san Francisco
nSr la . 80 w, brig sarah (bF OF Aeeaeen' - SS
from Csllao for Cork -, .hf, rohi, Hood steer
jan 2ssoN lor Isl ~ wv, pAssed~s large ship steering
jan ef c,ps Horn nerrn ertr seeEini ~ 70 sss
a white barree with red border and AK or seven 0'1
gsp OF Cape Horn EnssA slip Af'ue ana nan
' Is, st IS = Ion g. &c ship join Mckenzie from PSr
Fee n VS. seen brig bound N dsai red win WINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

rs nHi, -hh h,r rsss , I'd -. nc ss
r iaiesss sra Der 20 New isss sAss as'aP'
. a.. = -.
'Tis ,efr Horton f-rs fts1sastsl Nth Inn o. fes-
Cfes thh 49, lc q EsrFassi. Gs ~ 90
flda csl1 : Customary herc W. = p1't -, a "a
SEc stost fogr years % siuse bat1n ~ hsh,
TN fEss0sE tept Al her ergo q sfdi h~F
hAfh- sire che ogf - sa N eI' H %
srrd her horae Ers 20 coacs nn .ef oeIe
TEsNEsEg ttsinrd several oas tae ecrta OF
The hsrtor. and u YET ready TO take IN
Thu weather heavy winds sad gales proven AZ
rs'eh
FTsfr4EY ,3"The Tern,sss win losaior morrow
viii al possible cTsfeh From OF the Jesrs
iknt ~ xsshsd eat g she hss sf % port sa
mai freely nrabe wasshsr npeef e npory
rrrsrs me hip can prsccsd till the oa. bat
from That have teen think il doabtfal"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

ALMANAC. THIS DAY
a. 40 Moon. p
wArER......rHIs DAY.
Sandy Htok.. Gov. Island. 50 He'll Gate. SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
.y Telegraph
Disasters, &c.

BOSTON-Arr Feb g bsrbs Keizs, Manila; Canada New
castle Eng Ellen, Philadelphia brig Canton, baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

ms, he s,oekh.de-s have unanimously agreed 70 n'<e
,th., sdvrre 10 cover TIE entire floating aeo' OF se
eo.Spsny. and the cost Of the Killing stock se o. way
g. sc lsr.s business sssits the opening OF tbs rosa
ana he Directors intend to bs fully prepared fo'h
or The Tar Usuie and Alton Road about ore hunars
,es tom the forrer city 70 the point WAe1a ths rosa
,o,,s be Iois Central Road WILDE completed IN ao9p,
,ro months Al the other end considerable portion o.
De grading il finished and the iron wou'o nave oeen
before his had not been detained IN inc ino' 'e
low water Eastern capitalists have recehy 'ed
CO. sooo O of the stock Of the road which supple nearly
o unite all the funds needed to complete IT, The mean;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

q S0A $1,000, $4,000, $500, $500 -
xOOVs s4eoa wANrED-on ara cass improved -
y Wnhsmsesreh i q per cent No eo1mssces -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

OFFIcE CLkzELAsD TOLEDO hsILaoAD Col
No 10 Wlliarist New-York. Feb. IS 1854 =
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the late junction
i RAILROAD and TOLEDO E0RwALK and CLEyBLAU
RAILROAD who exehsD their Cerassfes fs 80
the Consolidated present
exchange before the osb March preparatory esns ~
COOKS for dividend. T. 3. LIToHFlELD Tresssra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

OFFICE rHE ASSOCIATIONS Foa rHE EyHIsIrIos ~ ras
IsDrsTRY OF AL NATIONS, NEw-YoRK FEB. II, isHb
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election for Diree
tor, Of ts. Aoso1 .. The ss.oios year VI" Be ssa q y
hours Of II O'clock 81 and o'clock, r NJ
The Transfer Books will be ciosed from Monday tbs nd Of ~
s o'clock nnl Tuesday he 9Th day Of March Of 10 eeis
AN By order LABAN G. STUART, Aotias 3sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
QUAssaIck BANK NswsuRcH. Jan. " -,
at sNEETING of the BOARD Of DIRECTION

nlVIDEND.--The Trustees of the Sixpenny 81
~ wings Bank Of the Empire City Lave declared Divilsna
the rate Of 81 SIX PER CENT snaum on all sans RON M
dollars upward I've hurdrsa THAT depotsd pfsyo1
ne 18Th OF November and remaining this Bsak s1s
OF % 1--WE PER CENT i've hundred ~
lars
shall not have been drawn before abe 18Th Ms
will be carried TO the credit Of the Deposto PrnePa BY e~
ofthe BosId.-fsb l, 1854 ]. SLOAN, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

On. Y. L ". " RI. TO-
100 Michigan Cenfr. RR. $50
g. Michigan southern RI ~
40 Panama RR...........ll'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-05
TUESDAY! TUESDAY NEXT.

Is the great day of the year 1884, for the
people of the great state of Ohio. 1t is, EN-.
phatically, the peoples day-The day on which
every genuine citizen, will dare to exercise that
privilege, that has been secured to him by
the constitution Of his country, and sealed by
the blood Of the martyrs who died for the glo.
rious cause of human freedom Then freeman,
arouse and recollect, that, this most sacred
privilege, was wrenched from the great of the
tyrants and secured to you only after days,
months, and years Of trial, tribulatiOn. blood
shed and death. Recollect, the avowd princi
pie of the survivors Of that. "bOody time" was
eternal hostility to tyranny in Whatever form
or under whatever name, it undertook to sap
the foundation Of their then infant republic.
Remember, too, that those survivors declared
in favor of denationslizing African Slavery by
the ordinance OF 1889, Remember that you
are their sons or legally adopted representa-
tiyes and should not lose sight of the great
doctrine OF human liberty, that inspired their
great hearts sin times that tried mems souls" )"
Recollect. that seven votes changed from the
majoity, side to the minority upon the Ne b.
rAska fraud, could have prevented the greatest
curse that ever befe this nation .Recollect, too,
that although, And rev Stuart did vote agains,
that fraud, he had previously as Certained, that
it would become a living, lOothsome thing
,riihout his vote, be therefore called upon the
vote TO be taken apOn the "iniquity" al an ear
ly day--when all the real friends Of liberty and
free territory were anxious to postpone the
vote until the people, should by indignation
meetings and thousands and tens Of thousands,
Of petitions from laymen and clergymenii possi-
d Die overawe the green eyed monster" before
it should have accomplished its 6shdish pur-
pose; but --- Stuart lent willing hand d
voice, at time if We recolect Alright, that a
SINGLE negative might have stranglsd i'll
| And remember, that this is the same Stuart.
who calls upon you for your votes--csn it he,
that sou will support such man. to represen.
the great cause of humanity? We think not.
TkeG, sons Of sires who taught and died to
secure the Heaven granted blessingOf freedom,
and you, who have fo,sake the land Of your
birth. and made this the land OF your adoption
arouse, think. contemplate, resolve, determine,
act--and act out your resolves, by going to the
! polls on Tuesday next. and deposit in the
ballot box, that resolve and "sll will be WE'LL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-05
Taxcs.--LOcOfOcO Deception.

His excellency, The ex-Auditor and Editor
Of the Democratic Companion, for the last
three months, has been figuring to show to
the people of Carroll county, that the taxes
under lOcOiOco rule, have been lowered; but
with all his deceptive efforts, has most signally
failed. He, in this weeks Companion, by Ia
king few items, endeavors to show that taxes
in the county this year. are less than last by
81, ,422. But the TOTAL difference is $593. 7I,9
GREATER this year, Notwithstanding the 81 900
levied last year to meet the cost Of re.apprais.
ment, as he himself admitted. The famous
editor harps very much about reduced RATES
This is the strong hold of his deception; but it
will not stand the test. 1t is his "REFUGE
OF LIES" to which he resorts when the
"facts and figures" stare him in the face. Nor
does this deceiver' travel ont side of Carroll
county, to show that taxes are lower. What
are the taxes for the State? The following
from the State Journal plainly shows the de-
ceptiOn. The increase Of this year over last, is
Sl8S, $40. notwithstanding the numerous state.
ments in the Companion to the contrary. But
read what the Journal says:
The Statesman copies from the Carroon paper an ar.
ticle tn levy about being collected in which an at.
tempt is made to deceive tho people about the amount
of taxes this year. The percentage OF tax cited as
evidence OF the reduction OF amount The intelligent
reader will see through his deception at once and the
honest man viii despise such tricks The truth Is kept
out of sight, that there has been revl luaton of the
basis for taxation this year. by which property has been
chalked from ten to one hundred per cent, averaging
over thirty three per cent advance On this new val.
uaon the percentage is calculated and Of course it must
be less than that Of last year. unlOss the increase Of tar.
| es Is greater than the bssis.
few figures will set this all right go that the duest
mind will clearly comprehend H. II not, be will be able
TO understand what We above, when he comes to
lpay his taxes
The total valuation Of real property 10 this State in
1858, was SSSS,699, ,s65; total State tax 81 s2986
Total Valuation OF real properly In 1854 Exclusive of
new su uuctnre $685., 1854 SS5; total State tax, ,$2Ol2
7lS-being increase OF State real property
| Of SISS;S49.
| The Increase in county, Township and corporation
taxes will depend upon the local authorities ard the
habits of economy Of the officers. The people must
look into this branch OF the subject II they do not find
their taxes larger this year than last vi Be no fault
Of State Government for Il win be seen thai one
hundred and eightythree thousand three hundred and
fortynne dollars increased taxes for State purposes i
to be raised out OF somebody.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-05
Democratic Know NothInUs.

One Of the Knowing ones [says al ex.
changel says that at the late Democratic con-
vention at Pittsbnrgh, there were forty OF more
Know Nothing delegates, and that there are
several Know NOthlngs among the nominees.
Can you discover the whereabouts of that uest
Mr.. Companion? Has your eagle eyes pierced
into the recesses of that lodge has your acute
ear heard "their crasy talk? Notwi;hstau-
ding vast numbers Of the looofoco party belong
to the order SO says the pspers] Of KnOw No
things yet they profess great hatred to This
obnoxious institution" as they term 1t. But
il is easy seen that this is all for efee-tO call
off certein class of voters from the support
of the Whig Party. The LOcofoco leaders
IsuCh as the Editors Of the Companion would
at at any time sell their birth right for mess Of,
pottage.
They Know they are completely beat and 10
divert public gass they make these sham at
tacks, It keeps up appearance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-05

JAMES N. DAVIS Eso.-0n last monday
evening this distinguished individual paid the
last ceht of nature-After most painful pe.
riod of ten days sickness died OF Dysent cry or
bloody fux." In Mr.. Davis the Bar haa los.
one of it's most logical and profound reasOners,
and the Masonic fraternity. worthy brother,
and our town and county. most useful up-
right and prominent citizen We suppose he
was about thirty eight years of age but shall
speak more at length and advisedly BY obituary
or otherwise at some future period.
Also JAMES W. McLAuoHLIS .--on Wednes.
day the 9Th ,ult Of the Same disease. Whose
death causes a vacancy in the board of Com.
mssiOnerS. Obituary next week.
Also RIcHGhD SHAw.-Since our last, Of The
same disease, who was an old and influential
citizen of the County--verily death, has been
doing his work, most sstonshingly amongst Us,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-05

SLvsH to do in The face Of day, what eau be
sxpseied Of them. OF is it because uhsss
men 20 "sslLwiss" and self,righIeOus''
that ahsy suppose they can with ipPuOisy
charge h1usIPop candidates. Tie imsginatiOus
Vf their O~n wiuted And corruptbeArtsi What
other mode coald shs candidates pursue. other
than call upon Sheu By letter. fOr ''ihs Au-
thoriiy" seeing this is the week before the
Election onIy. and consequently. no other
means Of publishing the result 10 the voters Of
the cOuutyS Then honest land it may be pi.
Gus rsader) permit vs. 10 this manner to speak
as we thiah. These two poor. soft headed,
bachelor, ninny hammer editors had The idea
stuffed into their fat headed green gouris, that
pershanee, by making these wholesale charges,
they might draw NATuRAlrzED citizens enough
Of the Ani-NebrAska candidates to defeat
them, and thereby secure their Oxn'brepd and
butter But il these gentlemen Editors and
their friends make the issue that they have as
much sense as We have. then we say that those
foul-mouthed slanders were by these bastard
", sinking. lying. souls. conceived in the
blacklist Of sin, and brought forth with the
most accursed design, and should be Stunned
BY every yirtuous NAN AND WOMAN.
Perchsncs, these sons Of 9slsl suppose that
their outward signs Of Religion, arc sufficient
for them 70 say wHAr rHEr PLEASE, without
giving an account Great Heavens Il has
not come to this We know, but these Gepds in.
carnate. have since they have publ shed the
above falsehoods, taken from the hands Of the
Ministers of God-"the Lords Supper P'-
oh ] what time there will be in the ''great
day." Oh, ye hypOcrites, and liars, depart
from me"-Read the Bible-where 3-rsen
Ed,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-05
HON. JOHN A. BINGHAM 4

WIN address the citizens Of Leesburgh, and
vicinity, on tomorrow friday afternoon, AZ
Z O'Clock. Go, one and all, who are in the Vi.
'iniiy' and Lear one who can expose the rotten.
ness Of this corrupt slave dynasty until Il shall
seem % srlSE 10 the nOstrils of every honest
man il will be a rich treat 10 hear him
Friends Of Northern rights. equality. and exact
justice 60 and hear one who can defend and
advocate all your principles in the next Con.
gress. - ... -" ..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-05

50. Silh rs in has case, As well as Ihe pbysiea
crOOkedOess Of The EG.AudiiOr. even 10 The use
Of eruIehes. We Eould have. in an evil hour,
upon our frstresding .rsaOrted % The cAxE sat.
isfAsdon. But IS eircumstsDess are, we take
this our only method Of defending ourselves.
Bat a few drunken spirits. snd Uasls Sam.
men bsEeeOneeiFed al this-fOr tie. purpose
Of reaching NaturAlised voters and Olhars.
We await the result with entire hopes Of see.
ing our enemies overcome.