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Know NOthinga In CarrolIton.

1t will be distinctly borne in mind that on
the aal day OfJune last on election for Justice
Of the peace was held in this town, at which
Jacob Helfrich and John S. Rukenbrod were
Candidates. Both of these gentleman are nat.
uralzed citizens.
We record this fact, to state that the mem.
bers Of the Know Nothing order here, must
have voted for one or both Of these gentlemen;
and therefore it cannot be true as asserted by
the LocofocO press of this State. that the Know
Nothipgs cannot nor dare not vote for and sup.
port naturalized citizens for sffice.
II loco brethern should say that the X,
Ms. did not vote. We answer them, live us hall
a dozen names OfpersOns set down by you a,
Know Nothings. and we guarantee to show
their votes or some Of them upon the recort
ipr one Oftbe candidates. So come along gen
tlemeu name your men. II you desire to mis-
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The executive council Of the Know Nothing
party met in Columbus on The 7lh and 9Th inst.
passed The resolution below among Others
We publish it because Of the report going tbs
rounds Of the loco prints that Allen Trimble
was nominated BY them on the OH inst. When
in truth those who met there on the 9th were
only PrO-slavery Wings and Know NOthings.
Il was not necessary that pro-slavery LOcofo-
co.'s should be there for they have a rue rep
of their sentiments in Governor Me-
dill The proceedings Of the 7ih and 9Th we're
signed BY Thomas SPOOuer, the President OI
the order in the state. In this the X. N. s
have acted wisely. Now let the great ques-
ton be met by the people and voted upon di.
rect, without reference to side issues. The
Resolution reads; a--- a.e se.
"1st. Resolved, That under existing circums
stances We deem it inexpedient to nominate a
State ticket for the approaching election, but
leave the matter for each member of the Order
to vote as his conscience and judgment may
dictate" ..4..
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Flash tho RasOals naked through the
I,andN

IN the Democratic Companion OF last week,
de solons Of the Slave party Of Ohio, through
their Sag Nicbt Central COMMITTEE. have called
ppen the remainder Of The old Democratic par
y, 10 conjunction with their Sag Ncht bred.
Tsa, TO send up their delegates on the eth
lnst., to Carrollton, 10 form a ticket Of the
genuine brothers oI that sweet slavery party
70 be supported by every mothers son OIthem
st the next election. And by The way we no.
lice ONE name OF that Democratic Central
Committee OF whom IL Is said and never dis.
puted. that he DID. in is4s, vote for Mr.. Han
BuFeD, for President, because james X. Polk
and biz friends we're TOO much pro.slavery,--
And thathe said in le52, that il he was able
tcgotO the election, (he being sick and il
vet day, did not vote) he would v,te for John
P. Hale for President, because he was good
Free SOiler. But now, Oil how changed
Salmon p Chase is candidate for Governor.
and is doubtless too much opposed to the ex.
tension Of Slavery into territories BOW free, so
that this selfsAme committee man cannot vote
for him; but must muster The cohorts OF the
Pierce pro-slavery party into the service. all
for the love be bears to his country and equal
rights to all.
Butwe diverge frsn the main question. =
Ws desire that ell our readers take particular
pcsics ci the resolution adopted by this Central
eOmnittss and published over their signatures
10 their own organ. The said resolution read.
e follows.
II is further resolved, that believing the ex
lstirg Order of Know Nothings to be in prnci
pies and practice Numerically opposed 10 the
eenius and spiris Ofwue Rspublicanism, and
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For the Free prsss.

FOR the Free PTese.
MESsRs EDIToRs 25th August, inst. is
the time your paper informs me, as the day on
which the Republican Convention Of Carroll
county met TO nominate county ticket and
Representative, and to appoint delegates to the
Senatorial convention for Stark and Carroll,
which meets at Minerva, on the 9th, Septem.
ber, to nominate a suitable person to be voted
for as Senator, from the district composed Of
Carroll and Stark counties. Permit me, there.
fore, to volunteer an advice 10 The freemen and
Republicans of Carroll. ar
Concerning our county ticket have heard
little and Of course have not much to say. We
have various county officers to nominate, a..
mopg them is an Auditor and Sheriff. The
present incumbenis have each held but one
term, and suppose They win be candidates
for reelection, They were both elected by
thc Wing party, and under the rule ef that
party they would be entitled to nomination
and election for the second term; unless they
have proved either unfaithful. or incompetent.
The other officers to be chosen, are of less i'm.
tance, but should nevertheless be filed with
competent men.
But the principal object Of my appearing be.
fore your readers was not in reference to the
county officers, but 10 regard to the material
we shall furnish from this county and Senatori-
al district, for the nsxt General Assembly Of
Ohio. We choose one Representative alone:
and in conjunction with Stark, one Senator,
And in my opinion great deliberation and care
should be taken by the people themselves in
making judiciOus nominations. | do not write
this article for the purpose Of fayoring the
pretensions Of any individual, but solely to
draw public attention to the qualifications Of
the differeSt men that may be presented to the
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Molly stark UprOariOus.

The Democratic Central Committee in our
sister county has been in most tremendous la
Dor for some time past. It seems from their
prodigious blating that the wolves have broken
into the Democratic fold. They cry out that
one Of the Central Committee who was elect
ed Prosecuting Attorney, viz: VIM. F. Evans,
ESQ, has changed his sheep skin for that of
Know Nothing. And that U. r. Feather,
Treasurer, Peter Chance, Recorder; and Le-
ander Anderson, Clerk, have all turned Know
NoLhings since their election. And according
ly these officials, proceed in the most solemn
manner to strike the name Of the miscreant
committee man from the Nottingham list, as
well as to read the whole Of the officials above
named right out ofthe pure and undefed party
Come over, gentlemen, to Carrolton, and take
counsel with your brethren Of the Democratic
Central Committee, and doubtless they will ad
wise you that to keep yourselves out of danger
of these plaguy Know Nothings, you must go
plump sock into the Sag Nicht den, and then
you are safe beyond cavil or a doubt, But il
you should neglect to do so, you may be drag
ged right into that dark lantern party, Just
like your poor brother Mr. Evans. Them
Know Nothings are bold fellows.
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InVentofsl and Manufacturers.


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Kansas again.

Mr.. Dawson who was appointed Governor
to fill the vacancy Occasioned by the removal
Of Reeder has declined the appointment. Al
though Mr.. Dawson voted for the bill to repeal
the Missouri Compromise. Yet as the Ohio
State Journal says, he could not be induced to
do this dirty work. 1t was for Wilson Shannon.
There is fitness in this last appointment
Mr.. Shannon is one of the Dogs disney,
! 0lds, Greene, Shsnnon) from this State thai
voted Tor the repeal Of the Missouri restriction
on Slavery. 1t is proper now that he should
do the bidding of his masters In aiding the
spread Of this foul institution over the fair face
I of this free Territory
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demOrarIiug in its aims and tendencies. we
recommend 10 the iuaependvnt voters Of Car
roll county, 70 support no candidate for any
olice, Who viii not over his own signature, de-
care 10 the world that be has no affinity, sym
Rsthy. orconaseiOn whatever, with that ean.
gsrous order.
Is not that Democracy with arush. Heads
erect gentlemen, and keep stiff upper lips.
Rseolieet Democrats friends that none OF
you DARE to announce the name Of friend
for Office. until sou have FIRST gone TO him and
have the Necessary declaration over his own
sign manual that be has no affinity nor synPs-
,by whatever with the Know Nothings.
Is that 10 accordance with Jour recollection
Of the Democratic rules Did you net for
merly announce the name Of friend for Office
without consulting him, or requiring solemn
asseyeratiOh Of his sympathies IN any way but
barely from the fact that be had voted the
democratic ticket on former occasions? But
now It is different. A new ordeal is instituted,
by this self constituted inquisition. You must
submit to It Ike slaves, and compel your friend
to solemnly assert in WRITING. that he is
pure and undefed democrat 10 THOUGHT. WORD
and DEED; or you must resist like men and no
lify this inquisitiOn, at your next public meet
ing. that you discard this NEW TEsT OF DEAoc-
RAcY, with utter contempt and disgust.
Recollect, Democrats that this inquisition,
N its lengthy call and resolutions use this pre-
else language: Aud who have erected their
political platform on the teachings Of Washing.
ton, Jefferson and Jackson And now read
the following oath found in the same small
book referred to by us last week. and see if
there is not strong likeness Of language.
SECOND DEGREE OBLIGATION.
Brother you are now about to take upon
yourself the obligation Of the Second Degree
of this Democratic and truly Catholic Order o
Say Nothings, commonly called Sag NIGHTS.
Place yourself in situation TO receive it-a
crossed upon your breast-eyes raised towan
heaven. Repeat after me the obligation
A. B.. (pronOunca your proper name, pray
that god may strike me with imbecIity anC
inn;.,,I Mov Heaven ove,vbelr, ma Win Il,
,hDn1or. whs, ooo.o - hate tho ordsrr No,
,hs .nno, a. Cad or ps,er and poul ana =
Washington, Jefferson and Jackson, fall upor
ma IN t5;. world and bs NV nnnisbmort =
ho nevt ;fI Icoo,s 10 wor nnor hi. .olr.on.
.n,,,o1 A.r;,.n Dor,,I Mo,h mLo,o
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Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court,

On the first day Of September, A. D. 1885, at o.
clock in the afternoon viii be sold the premises TO
the highest bidder the following real Estate sthe pro
perty Of Edward Foster deceased, to wit The East
half Of the South West quarter of Section three (3)
in township fourteen (l Of range five (5)in the steu.
beuville district, containing seventynme acres and
twenty-five hundledhsof an acre GO II less,
lying and being in the township Of Washington county
Of Carroll and state of 0hio-subjcct TO the widows
DOVER and to the right Of entry 70 keep in repair mill
race upon said tract Appiaised at 81 ,2e00G. ~
Terms OF sale0ne- third cash in hand, one third in
one year and the balance in two years. with interest
from day of sale; the deferred payments secured by
mortgage upon the premises. JOHN NJ. BRYANT,
Executor of Edward Foster, deceased.
Aug.2 1855 A. Pr. fee $3.50 ,a
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET,

FoR GOVERNOR,
SALMON P. CHASE, OF Hamilton.
FOB LIEUTENANT GovEREoR,
THOMAS Il. FORD, of Rchland.
BoR AUDITOR ogsTATH,
FRANCIS n. WRIGHT, of Champaign.
yoR SECRETARY VI STATE,
JAMES II. BAKER, Of Ross,
yoR TREAsrRER or STATE,
WILLIAM H. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
yoR JUDGE OF TIE SUPREME COURT,
For The Full 7sTm,)
JACOB BRINKERH0FF. Of RichlSnd
(For the Vacnny,)
oHAS. O. C0NVkRS, OF Muskingum.
TOR ATTORNEY eEEERAL.
y. D. KlMBALL, of Medina
yCA NKlnER OF raE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
ALEX. G. CoN0VER, OF Miami,
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RepubIlOan County Convention.

Farmers, Mechanics, and all Others, don't
forget the Nominating Convention that comes
off in this place by the Republicans on SAT.
URDAY, the 25.h inst. Come up aud make
selection of our very best men for the differ
ent offices. We shall then have full State
and county ticket in the field before our ne xt
Governor is here to speak to the voters Of Car
roll county upon the live issues Of ths day.
Come up and let harmony and good feeling
prevail amongst all the candidates and their
friends. and such a sweeping majority as we
shall roll up in Little, CARROLL will have no
precedent since its erection.
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TIME TABLE.
OF THE
CARROLL COUNTY RAIL ROAD.

On and after Monday, July 2Srd 1885, the Train
will leave Carroltun Ohio, daily, Sundays excepted,
at o'clock and as minutes, A. NJ stopping at all way
stations and connect with Mail Train the c. &P r. H.
enabling pass ngers going North to arrive at Cleveland
at o'clock and 20 minutes. p H.. aud at Pittsburgh at
O'Clock and 80 minutes P. M and those going South
to arrive at New Philadelphia at o'clock and 20 mln-
utes, P. NJ. flft
Train will return to Carrolon on the arrival of the
Mail Train from Cleveland and Pittsburgh, at0neds at
IL o'clock and 90 minutes A. NJ. and arrive at Carroll
ton at o'clock and 20 minutes P. NJ, stopping at all
way stations. "a.
Passengers can reach the Steubeuville and Indiana
Rail Road at New Market at4 o'clock p. NJ by stage,
to connect with the trains for Columbus andSteuben
Vile. --
The Freight Train will run as usual
FARE REDUCED.
Through Tickets from Oneida to New Market-0nei.
da to Carrolton by Rail Road, Garcollton New Mar
ket by StageSl TO be bad at James HusoDs Store,
at Depot, Oartolton.
Stages, lso, run from Carrolton to Harlem Springs,
amsterdam, Springfield, Riehmond, and SteubenV ile,
by which travellers can be conveyed without delay
H. A. SrlDGEa.
Carroon, 0. July 2lls55. Superintendent
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ROAD NOTICE,

petition viii be presented to the Comm ssoners
Carroll county Ohio at their September session IL },
praying alteration OF part of the county road lee ng
from Oneida to Pekin, in said county. The sltej ion
begins on the North side Of the Tuscarawas Bra of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad where IL, same
crosses said read from Oneida Pekin ard thence
follows N. 4ste, E, 20 6@l0 rods thence, N, 29 Q, E.
90 rods thence N. So ., E. 10 7.lO rods to point
the road towards Pekn. Those interested will act ac.i
cOrdmgly. II. v. BEVER 4 OIHERS..
dug. 2, 1859 Aw,
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lead the minds Of naluraliEsd citizens against
some Of our best men in he heeOunlY. We are af-
ter you for the fact.
As we read and understand the Know
Nothing platform as adopted By them at Cleve-
land Ohio, no sssh doctrine is now held by
them.
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THos. MoReAN, Esq,--We earn by the
Washington, (Pa,, } papers that Thomas Nor
gan, Esq, of that place died on Thursday. the
18th Of July, aged II years. He was the
father Of the present State Auditor, William d,
Morgan, and was one Of the early pioneers of
Western Pennsylvania, Amongst the first
newspaper reading we did in our youth was
in paper published by Mr.. Morgan, called
Our Country The Washington Reporter
pays him the following tribute of respect;
OF late years Mr. Morgans person and grey
hairs had made him one of the most impressive
instances of matured and dgnifed manhood
Being gentleman of requirements and uuu-
sually polished and agreeable manners, his
social position was among the most dlstin-
guished OF his time. In early manhood he
became acquainted with the leading States
men Lawyers and Politicians Of the country
and formed hi- manners and his principles
upon the highest models. In truth he was
himself model citizen Having had the hon.
or Of his acquaintance and intimate friendship
for period oftwenty eight years, no one knows
better, except those of his immediate family cir-
Gle, how good and excellent q man he was, than
ourself! ca.-e s,
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BUCKEYE CARD WRITER.

The undersigned would Respectfully announce to the
citizens Of CarotOn and the rest of mankind that be
is now fully prepared to execute in the best possible
manner address cards, business cards, visiting cards,
complimentary cards, &C., &C., those cards are gotten
up in copper plate style, and far superior to any
printed cards now in Terms low aud satisfaction
given or no charge made. l. ULMAN.
Carrolhon, Aug. 16, 1855. If.
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For the Free Press.
A "Leetle too goOdD to be Lost,
Aug. II, 1855.

Last week, just after the Free Press was
carried around town, one Of the worthy mem
bers of the Inquisition, alias Democratic Cen"
trail Committee, having read therein. the horr'-
ble oath Of the 3rd degree Of the Sag NIGHTS,
threw down the paper in disgust. and removing
his speCtacles, and wipug the So meat
Sag Nicht tears from his eyes, cried out in a
loud voice, 1T has como to a devil of a pass
that we can't TRUST one another And then
he wen. off into sdudry adjectives, a 'leetle'
too hard for daily consumption.
Messrs. Editors, what does this meanY Is
il true the Democratic Central Committee are
Sag NichtsT INQuIREE
We cannot answer the question direct for
our correspondent, but refer him to our edito.
rial this week,--EDs.