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ATTAOHMENT NOTICE,

On the seventh day Of May A. D., 1855 at the inst
6nca Of the undersigned paiet order Of attachment
was issued by EsazaF Andrews, Esq Justice OF the
Peace within and for, Fox township Carroll county,
Ohio. against the goods chassle moneys, Credits and
effects, Of John Whitla non resident Of said County
Amount claimed is sighty-One dollars sixy.three
c,nts (tsl,es.) THoAAS GEoRGks
May 81 1e65.-3w. 7o7 ganlsa
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Notice is hereby given to Henry Muckley, and John
Muckley Of Stark county, Ohio, and Adam Nuekey, OF
Tuscarawas county, Ohio Susan Ithlnehart and v,
Rhinehar her husband Catharine Trusss and her hus
band Jacob Trussell, Of Stark county Ohio, Hannah
Dauehey, and her husband H. J. Dauchy, Of Portage
county, Ohio. and to George Aaekley, whose residence
is unknown that Joseph Ranne Administrator Of Jacob
Muckey, late Of Carroll county, deceased, has led his
Petition in the Probate Court Of Carroll county Ohio
against them, and CAharine Mnckley, widow of said
Jacob Muckley, for leave 10 complete real contract
entered into the l6h day Of April 1882 by the in.
esate With Jacob StOner for the sale Of the EAST half
OF the South West quarter, Of section SIXTEEN in
Township seventeen Il y Of Range seven, 7) cOntin-
ing eighty acres more less, situate in Stark county,
Ohio and for leave part Of the heirs ataw to make
deed 10 the purchaser Of said land and the said Henry
John, Adam, and George Muckley, who brothers OF
intestate and said Susan, Oaharine, and Hannah who
sisters Of nesate and their husbands above nam
ed and said Catharine widow Of ntestate are notified
that the Petition win stand for hearing Ii said Probate
Csur Of Carroll county, on the 2srd day Of June A. d.
1885, where they may attend, and they have any OBJ
ectiOns to the granting ofthe prayer thereof make the
same known, &c. a7 81 I'D VAN BR0WNsu
i ss7sqHss s1vess ~ Atty, for Petitioner.
May 81, 55-3w. pr fee $S.
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.r OFFICE OF THE JUDGE Oask kObAfE
Carroton, Jcly IA, 1855.
THE following accounts of Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in this Office, and
1 set for hearing on Monday, the 9Th day Of July
A. D. 1856 at o'clock P. NJ. of said day, and WILDE
continued from day to day until all are disposed of the
fling and tendency Of which Accountants and others
interested will take notice, viz:
Final acct of Amos Carr, admr. of Rezin Stoneman
T" Francis Ssults admr. Of John A. Fisher.
" Mahlon Reedsr, and John CoulsOn, ad-
mnistrators OF Jabez COulson.
" Jane George, admr. of Thomas George.
a Matilda Iden, executrx of George Iden.
Second " NJ. Ayres, and James Mexican, executors
ofRudolph Cook.
Final /" Thomas jackson, guard Of Ann jackson.
{" John McCauslanG guard Of Marion Grimes.
First Peter Shaeffer, guardian Of he irs of John
Slapbaugh.
Van Brown, admr Of John Pearce.
JOHN H. TRIP,
Probate Judge.
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0A~ "
FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.

wILLPAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN
CASH, for Butter, Eggp, and all kinds Of Produce.
during the season. have rented Mr.. R. II, Leg
getts stOre.rOom, opposite the Indian Queen House,
where will be always on hand to see my iriends.-
Come alOng therefore, and get money for your extra
produce.
pOrtunity of PAYING their accounts with PRooUcR
tr. JOHN II. BRACKIN.
Carrolton, o., May II, '65. t.
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" CRY HAVOC AND LET SLIP THE DOGS OF WAR.
NOW READY !!

ID ATTLES OF THE CRIMEA,-Including a complete
ID Historical Summary Of the RUSSIAN WAR i
Ffom the commencement to the present time. Giving
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Escapes Fierce Enthusiasm; individual Daring Per
snnal Anecdotes, etc., etc. Containing New Plan o.
Sebastopol II by % inches, showing the City Of Sebas
topol It's Fortihcations Batteries position Of contend
ing FORCES and Siege Works-drawn by an artist who
has visited the ground the only complete and re-
liable view of the Battle Ground published. Also,
Superb Map of the Seat of War, including the Crimea
Black Sea, Danubian Provinces, Russia, Turkey In
Asia, and plan of CrOnstadt st. PetersbuTgh and
ground plan of the Siege operations before Sebastopo
Also, Embelshed with Splendid Engravings, illustra
tive Of the stirring scenes In the Crimea. e
Octave, ll2 pages: PRICE FIFTY CENTS; "
Publshedby g. s. WELLS,
140 Nassau St., New lork
Wholesale and retail dealers in Books, Music, Sta
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tB Dealers and agents supplied on the most libera
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ATTENTION. COMPANY!

THE members Of the OarroltOn Fire Engine compa-
i ny, Hope No. !, will meet at their Engine House
onW ednesday, the 4h of July, next in full fire compa
uy dress for the purpose Of parade. full attendance
Il requested. By order of the Company,
TN. COLEMAN, Capt.
June IA, '55-Sw.
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FOR SALE or RENT,

n Herewith situate at Wattsvlle, Fox Township,
"A Carroll county, Ohio. The mill Is newly built
There more than two hundred saw logs nov In the
yard. The premises will be sold on very moderate
terms-a small payment in hand and the balance in
annual insIameDts. If not sold soon they will be for
rent. Inquire Of the subscriber or Thomas Moore on
the premises ts j. LAKEWOOD.
May II, '55. II. ass.s
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THE UNIVERSITY PAMILY
:" "ENGHHAH"~s

ISSUED UNDER TEE sKAL, SANCTION AND
Authority Of he Unlvgnly of Free hsdicins and
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ifom Dc. John r. Rovand hls celebrated RoUAEDS
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May II. lszb-2m.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Simeon Jennings. By virtue of two alias vend's
VS.. eXps issued from the Court of
James Means, Rob Common Pleas, Carroll county,
ert Reed, and hatson Ohio, and to me directed, L
Ayres. Also same will offer for sale at the door Of
james Mears, ct. ais the Court House, in Carrolton,
Carroll county, Ohio, on F |
Saturday The 7tb day of July. 1856.
the following described property situate in the Town Of
Malvern, (ate TrOg) Carroll county, o. as sioIlows -
Lots numbered sixty two, (62,l and fve 6l in said
town.
Appraised AtS Terms cash, fsT 1
4 .., j. H. WHITCRAFT,
SHKRI1S
May 81, '55-5w. pr fee So aa oas3
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WAR! WAR! WAR!
NOW READY | T q
NUN hE I'D I
WELLS

NEW PLAN OF SEBASTOPOL,
COMBINED with most superb Map Of the seat Of
UWar Finely colored.-making magnificent Chart
oil the War Ground 25 Ss nches showing the City of
Sebastopo-its MISUNDERSTANDING OF
contendng fOrees--siege works, &C., &c, Drawn BY
an Artist who has visited the Ground And embracing
a splendid Map Of the Crimea, Black Sea, Danubian
Provinces Russia Turkey in ASIA plan Of UrOnstadt
St. Petersburgh, and Ground Plan Of the Siege 0pe-
rations before Sebastopol. ..s
C8- The only comprehensive and reliable Map pub
lished. '. h
Price TWENTY. .FiY G Cents. Published by ..
g. 8. WELLS,
l40 Nassau Street, N, Y.
CE- Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
V8- Agents wanted to sell in all parts Of the United
States and the Oanadas.
June T-'56, ..f .r....t
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AItachmenl NOIIce.

AtINCWWItWt INUNENU'
A my instance attachment was issued on the 29nd
"A day Of May, 1855, by James Hyett, Justice Of
the Peace Of Augusta township, Carroll county, Ohio
against the property and effects of William Belts an
a6sconding debtor. Amount claimed sixty three dol
lars. HYDE MARSHALL.
June IA, ls55.-8w.
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CHEERINCi.-YEnY.

CHBEhANGs~N EHHs
TUE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECEIVED FROM TIE
East, his carefully selected and excellent stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he will sell Just low as they ought to be sold,
for Cash or Produce. His stock consists In part Of
6ne assortment of Silks Satns ladies' WOTsted D,ess
Goods, Lawns, Ginghams Prints, BOnnes, &e, &C.
Also Mems wear Of almost every description, Hats,
Shoes aad Boots very ne assortmentmentoi Of Queens
ware a good selection Of Hardware, and excel
lent stock Of Groceries. Great bargains for cAsHDOts
that -
ISRAEL ARCHB0LD.
Carrolton, o., May "a. 1855. ..1
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COAL! COAL!

GOAL to be had at all times at the platform Of M
u coal bank, for cash. DANIEL WARD.
June Ia, lS55.-4w.
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NOTICE.

May 81, '65-5w. pr fee 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

Of the vilest description, and altogether repug-
nant 70 the upright and honorable character
which Mr. Carson has always borne in this
community. All the offence in the Fry case
was contained in criticism OF public amuse-
ment-a right which we contend that we pos
sess by law. The outrageous verdict was pro-
cured by improper influences, encouraged, sanc-
toned, and brought about by the very journals
that are now weeping, wailing and gnashing
their teeth over the verdicts which have lately
been rendered against them
But we do not mean to submit to this infa-
NOUS verdict, if there is law and justice to be
had in the legal tribunals Of the land it was a
verdict contrary to evidence-contrary to the
liberty OF the press-contrary to common sense,
and contrary to the eternal principles OF right
and truth
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ed and productive;" but that on the contrary
the best OF them cannot close their construction
account, and hardly any pay dividends. Instead
Of ''imparting to the country recuperative pow
ers,n the enterprises which have absorbed the
bulk of the funds issued during the late expan-
sion are at present the most in need of aid
themselves: witness the Erie and Central Rail-
roads, which cost seventy millions between
them, and are now in the market for fresh loans.
The fact is, the present revulsion is as nearly
repetition of that of 1887 as can well be i'm
agined. The country is undoubtedly richer
now than it then was; but the expansion has
been for greater. Then it was bank credits alone;
now it is bank credits railway credits, city Gre
dts, State credits The same extravaganza in
private life marked both periods; rapid fortunes
preceded both; appalling disasters followed the
one, and are already beginning to bear witness
to the other. In 1886, the voice of warning
was utterly unheeded and derided: in Novem-
Der, 1858, the Messrs. De Coppet devoted spe-
cial circular to proving the HERALD-which
warned the public of coming trouble-a false
prophet. In the midst Of the disasters of 1887,
people were heard to predict that "next week
things were sure to improves" and now when
the evil day is upon u.s. and failures occur at
the rate of five millions q day, the Messrs. De
Coppet and others talk of the "recuperative
powers OF the country, and encourage their
correspondents to believe that all is bright
ahead. Doubtless even-if any could recollect
such triles-there were people in 1887 to pro-
pose seriously that in aid of the starving me-
chanics, the fashiOnables of Fifth avenue should
meet, dance, make merry, and drink champagne!
A MODEST SPon.sMAN.-It appears from our
telegraphic advices from Washington that
Senior Francisco de Arrangois, late Mexican
Consul General to this country, has appro-
priated sixty.eight thousand dollars of the
Gadsden treaty money as his pay for receiving
it in behalf OF Mexico, and has resigned his
office and refused first class mission, rather
than give up his perquisites. Modest mani
The Kitchen Cabinet are right Why didn't he
make it two hundred thousand while he was
about it? What pity that, before taking out
his pay, Senior Arrangois did not consult COL
ForDey. Modest Mexican, after having been at
Washington 80 long!
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This table presents the analogy between 1887
and 1854 in rather palmer light than seemed
good to Messrs. De Coppet With the help of
their own, they say
The expansion which at FIRST glance would appear in
banking u.s. therefore, not very great considering the in
United States from 1851 to 1884 whilst the increase Of
specie in the country since the discovery OF gold in Cali
fornia amounting TO about sl2y 1000, exceeds
sderaby the amount existing the country in 1887 and
valued then in OF the messages of the President at
$50 600 OO0 IT. therefore, keep account OF the impe
given to the great manufacturing interests OF the
country OF the increase Of gold Of the agricultural pro-
duce of the tonnage of the merchant navy of the
structon of about 900 miles Of railroad finished
and productive, and brought TO the conclusion
that tie present condition not analogous to that Of
1887 and that If the creation in short period of the
various and important has contributed TO bring
about the financial crisis through which passing
II has impaired to the whole country recuperatve pow
which will greatly assist 1t in extrcatng itself from
its present embarrassment.
If 1t were true that no other imitation than
an increase of three hundred millions Of dollar.
in bank loans and discounts had taken place
Curing the last six years, the country might
hope with Messrs DeCoppet that recovery was
athand. True, neither territory nor wealth
nor population increase at the rate Of one hun
dred per cent in six years. as our bank loaus
have done; but three hundred millions might
be managed. The fatal error which the writers
of the circular have made is to omit altogether
all mention of the enormous amounts of rail-
road and other similar securities which have
been manufactured of late years, and scattered
over the country. Three hundred millions
bear very small proportion to the sum which
has been raised within the last ten years in the
shape OF railroad bonds and stocks, city aud
State bouds and similar paper representatives
of money. Five hundred millions would in
adequately cover The total amognt Of paper
securities which have been issued in one form
or other on account o. railroads alone: not to
speak of those Issued for building, mining,
manufacturing snd similar purposes. fow, IL
is notorious that the nineteen thousand niles
Of railroad which have been made with the hep
Of tits enormous expansion Of paper are not, o.
the circular would have US believe, nov irish.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC yxcrrryrsr.

ALnAyY Jan. 8, 1855.
Considerable excitement Ia brewing here in conse-
qrcnce % the following transaction which has no, yet
been made pubic, but which will be fully exposei In to-
morrow mornings papersNrs. Psrinalee the si,e Of
be Mayor, Waited the Aims House ca sanisy last, and
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LrBELs AND THE LIBEL LAw-We notice tn at
several of our contemporaries are very much
distressed about the law of libel, and that they
nation on the subject of libels in general, the
demonstration at present being caused by a
verdict of four or five hundred dollars being
rendered against the Mirror. With their
sympathy for Fuller, they blend their own
grievances, arising from verdicts rendered
against them in former times The Tribune
goes further than any Of them, and appeals to
the Legislature for aid against libel suits. The
Tribune, for Its vile charges against Mr. Chief
Engineer Carson, had TO pay four or five thou
sand dollars besides great deal Of trouble
and annoy aDce.
among our venerable contemporaries when the
poisoned chaliee is returned to their own lips,
as in the verdcts and expenses Of settlements
which have lately taken place Every one re-
members the eyukation with which The whole
Of them applaudee the outrage upon law ADD
evidence which was committed in the verdict
against Us in the Fry case. In that case il was
not alleged that one word had been printed
against the private character OF the plaintiff
IL was simply the record OF the natural remarks
which wonld rise up to any person on
seeing public amusement msm lnagcd
by squabbles between managers and artists,
day after day, week after week month
after month. In the case Of Fuller from the
OF his case be was pre-
veEed from bringing evidence 20 Justify.
The libel against Carson in the Tribune was
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Our Relations with spaIn-Fresh Cuban Ont
rages-what will the Administration Dot
We publish to-day an interesting and truly
American letter from Mr.. John s. Thrasher, of
New Orleans, to the Secretary of State touch
ing the arrest and Imprisonment of two Ameri-
can citizens "a new CASEY by the authorities of
the island of Cuba. Our copy is from the files
Of the State Department and from the same
source from time to time we expect additional
docoDents upon our foreign affairs for the in
formation Of Congress and the American peo-
pie. 1t IL well known that the most important
official papers in reference to our diplomatic
relations, especially in regard to Soules pro-
ceedings at Madrid, and TIE Ostend convention,
have been withheld from Congress. We have
given the substance of these papers heretofore
and, II the House or the Senate at Washington
do not, within reasonable time, call for these
papers, and lay them beforc the public, we
may, perhaps, feel compelled TO discharge that
duty ourselves to the country.
II is substantially conceded by the Kitchen
organ at Washington, that Marcy, in behalf of
the administration, is preparing message,
which IL shortly to be sent up TO the two
houses, upon our relatis2s with Spain. A
well informed reporter has apprised us
that this message is to be OF more belligerent
tone than the milk and water annual message
of December. But the longer this extra mes
sage il delayed the more we are apprehsosive
that the present Git Of Cabinet courage viii he
cverruled by Marcy in another dose OF milk
AMI water. Cushing, JEFF Davis, and their
Kitchen league in support of Buchanan must
ollow mp their existing advantage over Marcy,
,r he may brighten the President into the
aying alternative Of backing out again. We
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1t would have been fairer to have given th
figures for few other years, SO as to illustrat
The expansion, as follOws:-

This table presents the analogy between 1887
and 1854 in rather palmer light than seemed
good to Messrs. De Coppet With the help Of
their own thew saw
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRRPHS.
~~>>~~~~~~~~>~>~~~>~~~~~>~
A REVISION OF THE TARIFF DECIDED ON.
Repeal Of the Liquor Law in Michigan.
->c~e~~>~~c~>~~~~~o~~>~~>
Know Nothing Triumph in the Assembly
&C., &C., 30,

Very Interesting from Washington.
IMPORTANT CAUCUS THE REVISION OF THE TARIFF
THE REPEAL OF THE COAL DUTIES MR.. sICKLEs
HAS NOT RESIGNED.
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THE Attest NEW s,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-02
PROCLAMATION.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.--Thc best mate.
il rial and the best work only allowed in The SHIRTS
made and sold BY WIN. II, FAULKNER, the only
practical Shirt Maker IN the city OF Washington. Try
them, and save money IN addition TO trouble, time,
and temper. Gentieinen measured, and . COED ~
guaranteed In all cnses. W e gHri ~
Orders attended 10 with despatch. Please nots the
address, SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Four-and-a-IIalf sts., south side
dec b-lyd
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BOUNTY LAND.
AFFICERs, soldiers, sailors, Marines

" Landsmcn, Flotilia men, ChapIlins Clerks,
Indians, wngon-rnastcrp, and Teamsters, (tber
widows minor children who have not yet received
full 100 acres and who have been in service ~ day
are entitled 70 land in any war since 1890. q
= Widows whose husbands died while in service,
arc entitled to pensions and minor orphans of such
70 years half-pay All who believe themselves en-
titled TO Land-bounty, and Pensions, win be bene-
fitted by calling the subscriber either In person or
by letter postpaid corner Of 7th and Streets No.
4b2, opposite General Post Once.
Claims from agents examined and prosecuted upon
the most reasonable terms. IJ
No pay in advance, and charge IL nothing 10 OBJ
EN- Refers 10 the citizens generally.
Special attention given 70 suspended claims
ldtff III tfh 80 NH JN0. JOHNSON,
! ap1s--1y Agent for Bounty Land Pensions.
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aW- The new Council Of Gainesville Alabama,
has put the liquor license up TO $1,000, and no
quantity to be sold less than twenty gallons
rN- Washington street, in Boston, from Court
to Summer street, is to be paved with iron, The
contract having been concluded for 100000.
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LOOK BEREf
~EnRE uouusv ma IN aIl who served

MORE Bounty Land TO all who served
lvA in any war, since 17e0, whether as officers,
soldiers sailors marines, landsmen. chapains
clerks Indians wagon-masters, teamsters, (or their
widows, or minor children, )who have notyet received
full 100 acres and who have been in service ~ days
will do well TO write 10 u.s. post paid, and their Land
Warrant win be sent to them, and no charge, II not
obtained 49, sA .H s.s .y,
Address, or call on ~.
LLOYD a CO., Claim Agents,
Opposite The Treasury, Washington, ID. Q.
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JET GOODS. x4t 34f
m HAVE Just received q good supply,
u which viii sell at Importers prices At
stfees s'g.s sH 5sd ,6q 3R H o. HOODS,
deolb-du 1ls Penn. avenue.