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Gro Y McCreety&(o
James Watson,
Young Brothers.
2. W. stoas n CO
Capt. X. w Gould
Rhodes, pegram 4 Co.
Leger, Aelick 2Ca
W. 3. Gilman.
J. y. co@stoea & CO.
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In1nartant 10 nnillers

THE Model Architect, seTies Of original de-
J. signs for cottages, villas, Suburban residences
&C., accompanied by explanations and estimates.
GRAHAM & CAVE.
April 2, q.
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NEW sTO RE.
II ID. W O ODNV ARD,
Wholesale 4 Retail Dealer IN
Dry Goods, Hats and caps, clothing. Nalrhes
and Clocks Gold and Plated IeWeIry,
BOOTS AND SHOPS.

Also large ard well selected stock ef
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
Vielias, AceoFaeona, Flutes, Giass and Fancy
Boxes.
10. 81 Main a., so1ta side, between Sd sth SITS
hE0hEk, IdWA
II AVN been engaged exclusively in tho
IL wholesale Trade liz New Albany Ind, and
stu holding an interest there, viii enable me st
Iornierlys 10 tAy uly gnoGs by the package Of I'm
porteFs and hanufa cturers. Thas placed on the
sane ioundation as OH Cincinnati and Saint Louis
wnoiesale dealers, an safely pledge myself TO
duplicate any bill par eha sed III our western cities
Inc clhzens this place md the surrounding
country as well as merchants, solicited to
CALL AND EXAMINE FOR TBEMsELA Is, as
shall take pleasure IN showing my Goods.
1u1e 2S--eAw II. ID, WOODWARD.
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A BRANCH Of the Mercantile College 4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the ..exia
latufe OF that State with perpetual charter.
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IAWS-J0st received large stock OF circuar
- maley, sash and cross en- Saws, Which VI
will warrant and sell a 81 Louis prices.
BALDWIN, EVANS (, co.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-02
INem advertisements.
TIME TABLE.
{ tARROLL COUNTY BAIL ROAD.

On and Afler Monday, July 2Srd, 1885, the Train
viii leave Carolton, Ohio, daily, Sundays excepted,
at o'clock and as minutes, A. NJ, stopping at all way
stations, and connect with Mail Train the q, p X
enabling pass nger going North TO arrive at Cleveland
at o'clock and 20 minutes p. NJ and al Pittsburgh at
O'Clock and 80 minutes P. NJ, aud those going South
to arrive at New Philadelphia at O'Clock and 40 MIN
utes, P. n.
Train will return to CarrOon on tho arrival OF the
Mail Train from Cleveland and Pittsburgh, atOnelda, al
IL o'clock aud 50 minutes A. NJ and arrive a. Oarroll.
ton at o'clock and 20 minutes p NJ, stopping al all
way stations.
Passengers car reach the Sieubenville and Indiana
Rail Road at New Market, at O'Clock P. NJ. by stage
TO connect with the trains for Columbus and Steuben
vile.
The Freight Train will run usual
FARE REDUCED.
Through Tickets from Oneida to New Market Onei.
da to CarroIton by Rail Road CarfOllton New Mar.
ket by Sage$l to be had at James Illusions Store,
at Depot Carrolon.
Stages also, run from Carroton to Harlem Springs,
Amsterdam, Springfield, Richmond, aud Steubenvile,
by which Travellers can be conveyed without delay.
H. A. STIDGER.
CarrOllton, o. July 2l.1s55. Superintendent
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RAIN! RAIN!

More water has fallen in this county during
the months of June and July than has ever
been known by any Of the oldest inhabitants,
to fall in the same length Oftime in this region
Of country. So much wet weather has grown
a great quantity of wheat in the shock, and in
some fields it is to be seen growing ou. Of the
heads Of the upright stalks. Entire crops Of
grass have been inundated, ,and entirely destroy
ed. Some farmers who last year T as dry as it
was cut 80 tons of hay will not be able to save
three this year. The oats crop is in a very
PrecariOuS condition, having been prostrated
by the storms of wind and rain, it is fiat as a
founder, aud without more dry weather than
there has been the last three weeks, it is des
tined to rot on the ground.
Some Of the knowing ones predict that the
present rising generation will be the swiftest
ever raised in America because tho wheat is
so much grown that they must be fed on run.
ming bread
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Kanzas.
yeins-neyeT,'

We desire that our readers should read the
proceedings OF the KanEas Legislature upon
our frst page. and whilst our hand is in. we
give below an extract from the o. 8. Journal,
that covers the whole case. And we shall
now see whether this weak and most misera.
bic Of all Administrations will bend obeisiVely
to the black power.
"Aher the bill removing the seat Of Govern
ment from Psvnee, (where it had been fixed
by the GOyernor under the organic law, had
been passed, committee was appointed to
wait on the Governor and tell him the result.
He replied that by that act they Lad dissolved
themselves, that he Should not follow them or
take any further notice Ofthe;r prOceedings.-
They were nO:lOnger alegislature.
This is to the point. Let the question be
tested at oncs-if not by the Courts or by
Congress, then let it be tested by the people
of the country, Haye we any power that can
restrain the lawlessness Of the Shareholder
If the Laws and the Constitution are not strong
enough, then il is useless for the Free States
to be bound by a rule that is held in contempt
by the South. If there be no power within
the COnsttulion-if, in truth, the laws Of Con
gress. .ale of no force except where they NEE
the views of the slave propaganda, then it il
time to see If there be Dot a power outside tht
Constitution
That Gov. Reeder is right in refusing to re
cognEe the mob called the Legislature, is clear
The law creating the Territory authorizes the
Governor 10 locate the seat of Government
and 10 determine the place of holding the first
session Of the Legislature. This he had done,
and had erected buildings for the accOmmOda.
ton of the Officers Of Government No power
short Of Congress can overrule his action,
based as it is on the organic law. Let the
people see il the Chief Executive of the Nation
will invoke the authority under his control. as
| ip the Burns slave case, to sustain the laws
And if not, what is To be the inference? Sim.
ply that there is one kind Of law and one Con.
SLiton for the Slave States, and another Lind
OF law and another Constitution for the. Free
Statesl The farther question remains to be
considered Shall it be longer suffered
Let it be remembered that the removal o.
the seat Of Government is not for the public
convenience, but 10 place the Legislature under
the guardianship Of the organized mob force o
Missouri. The Shawnee Mission is two miles
from the Missouri line, near Westport, the seal
of Atchison's power. We have fallen upon
evil times. The battle of Liberty, which II
had been supposed was fought in the ReVOlu.
tiOn, has got to be fought over again."
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I.Oasfaasian trus to its InstinOts.

That same Old.iaShOned, ,hypOcritical, cant and
winning, that characterized the leaders of this
party at the tips they prevailed upon the peo.
pie q 20 with them in their murderOus war.
fare upon capital as being ipcopgenial to labor,
in the adoption Of the present Constitution. and
the crude y uuvhOlesOme laws passed BY them
updsE Il. js stjll 70 be seen In the numerous
tWistings and cOntOrtions Of facts by them, for
lhe purpose Of dividing the hosts Of the Repub-
Joan army, and thereby save themselves and
their 'squAttsr sovereignty principles, from a
mOst tsTTible Waterloo defeat. The vigor and
peal With which these Northern doughfaces
WoEk for the establishment of the peculiar in
yttusiOn' ip the territories, is truly worthy Of
nOEs holy sAuAs.
Put these leaders Aavs been bought with a
price, and 'slAve.like,' they must CONTINUE to
labOE for their Southern masters in the 'un-
righteous cause, else the seven principles so
dear 10 their hearts, the FIVE lOayes and two
fshes,' viii be tskep away.
In their futile attempt 10 wheel old Henry
Clay Wings (as they see ct to dub u.) out Of
tbs Reppblicsn traces, BY appealing to our
former prejudiOes against Salmon P. Chase.
beeause Of bis LOcOiOcO anteceaeRtA, we an
oyer that in ell such attempts to estrange US
from the Republican cause, our memories in.
tRjdVely return p the record Of the time when
the Devil IemEt'd Eve. and having already q
fcTe.sste Of that calamity like burned children
bays learned EipdOm BY one experiment with
pHt repeating; and Wish no political union with
the breakers Of the Missouri compact eOAspm
mated mainly by the eEertiODs Of that grea
pan. And 50 long as Mr.. Chase occupies th'
RyOsnd Of The lllustricps dead, 50 slOqusntly
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Inventors, and Manufacturers.

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of Mr.. Johnston towards the nominations Of
the 18th July last. He will support the entire
ticket with but one exception, and that exesp-
ton Is Salmon P. Chase, for Governor. He
sil not vote for Mr.. Chasel He is no more
pro>Slavery now than he was when he made
the defence IL which you allude. He was, you
know, the Wing candidate for Governor of Ohio
in 1850, against the Hon. Reuben Wood, the
Democratic, prO-slavery candidate, and at that
time Salmon P. Chase voted for Gov. Wood
and did all in bis power to aid in the defeat Of
Mr.. Johnston. ....
I only write this article for the purpose Of
putting Mr.. Johnston right before his numer-
Gus friends in this community, Mr.. Chase
will, have no doubt, receive the votes Of
many thousands of our citizens TO whom he is
very Objectionable; and there are others who
will not yOle for him, who are far, very far
from going over to LocofOcoism. The reasons
why such a state of facts exists had bet
ter not be told. Those who desire the election
Of Mr.. Chase had better not call for the facts.
Ver6um Sal A SUBSCRIBER,
July 80, 1855. ...
Admitting ALL the facts to be true tha. are
stated by our correspondent, yet they by no
means justify Mr.. Johnston in his present de:
termination. Vas not Mr.. Johnston represent.
ed By his political friends in the convention
that nominated Mr.. Chase7 Then il SO, why
does he kick? Is it because they did not nom
mate bis friend? Strange doctrine to be
preached by one who heretofore taught us that
We are bound by the acton Of our frieEds in
nominating conventions. For the benefit Of all
our subscribers we append an extract from the
Cincinnati Commercial. ED.
"The indignation meeting in the Fifth street
Market space, last evening was a one horse af.
fair. The friends of the American party,
turned out to be mostly squad Of democrat
ic fuglemen assembled with the benevolent in.
Iention of making mischief Added to these
were a small lot of ultra Know Nothings. a
few impracticables, and the balance in idlers.
1t was, IN every respect poor COnCern-pOor
in material, poor in spirit and poor in design.
Everybody was called on to speak, and every
body spoke upon what subject ne pleased
There was neither plan nor consistency
neither dignity nor force-neither weight in
what was done nor in the character Of those
who did it.--in short it and its acts were the
very quintessCnce Of nOthingness."
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

On the first day Of September, A. D. 1855, at o..
clock in the afternoon will be sold the premises, to
the highest bidder the following real Estate as the pro
perty Of Edward Foster, deceased to wit The East
half Of the South West quarter of Section three (S)
in township fourteen 4) Of range five (5i the Steu
benville district containing seventynine acres and
Senty five hund edhs of an acre. (79 II more less
ng and being in the township Of Washington, county
Of Carroll and state of Ohio, subject to the widows
DOVER and to the right of entry to keep in repair mill
race upon said tract Apprais ed at 81, 200 NO.
Terms OF sale-One-third cash in hand, one.thrd 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 4t Pr. fee s., so.
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TuAT's THE TALx.-The Pittsburgh Gazette
speaking of action Of the Republican conven-
tion held at Columbus on the 18th of July,
1885. says: The platform adopted is concise,
comprehensive and embraces nothing which
can ALLEVIATE any portion Of the Republican
masses of the State. It's just the thing for
the crisis and the example it sets is worthy
of imitation in all directions. The ticket NOM
mated strikes us as an excellent one.
The anti.Nebraska masses Of Ohio have no
bly, laid aside all other issues, and united to
do battle on one great practical question before
the American people. Let those of Pennsyl-
yania 90 and do likewise.
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expressed in the following WOrds-Ws rest
content;
In speech in the Senate. Mr.. Clay said
I repeat it. sir. never can, and never will,
and no earthly power can make me vote, di-
rectly or indirectly, to spread slavery over ter
itory where It does not exist. Never while
reason holds her seat in my brain-never, while
my heart Ssnds the vital auid through my
Yeins-neEeT.'
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Judge Johnston.

MEssRs EDIrORs In your paper of the
26th July last. find an editorial article headed
Judge Johnston in which you express regret
that our old friend William johnston, Esq,
had gone astFay-Was making 'LocOfOCo
Speech DC. Your readers, by the tenor and
effect Of your editorial, may believe, and some
lave already stated as fact, that Mr.. Johnston
bad gone over to the Democracy, DC. Now
haye the means Of knowing the exact position
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-02
Loco Meeting.

We discover that the slave catchers are to
have'will have'and must have.a meeting in our
peaeeable town,On or about the 3Oth day oI
this month. Whoever may be here are like.
y TO be disgusted by speeches, from Bach.
elOr Medill and the heroic Geo. W. MoCook
Esq,
What an enlightening as we'll as lighting
and lightning time we'll have Of it. This is
said to be an age Of progress, Rail Roads and
TelsgraPhs, all OF which we viii doubtless, see
and become living witnesses of on that .high
lalutin' occasion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-02
Reeder Beheaded,

The cOwardly President Caved at the nod Of
the Slave power-and the sum of all villanies'
consu minated and established in Kansas. Gov
ernOr Reeder is removed by the deepest act ol
coWardice that ever disgraced public func.
tionary--Let the dastardly name of Pierce,
forever, be considered as scandal, shame
and BY word, to every lover Of Freedom
The blush Of shame should tinge the cheek Of
every man that hereafter iusti6es SO black a
deed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-02
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET,

FoR GOVERNOR,
SALMON P. CHASE, Of Hamilton.
FoR LIEUTRNAET GOVERNOR,
THOMAS. II. FORD, of Richland.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
FRANCIS N. WRIGHT, of Champaign.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES H. BAKER. Of Ross,
FOB TREAsuRER OF STATE,
WILLIAM H. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
(FOr Me Full Term
JACOB BRINKERHoFF, Of Richland'
(F0r tho VaeGncy,
CHAS. @. C0NVERS, Of Muskingum.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
+. D. KlMBALL, of Medina
FoR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
ALEX. G. CON0VER, Of Miami.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-08-02

EE- The LoCOfoco State Convention assem-
bled at Montpelier on the 95!h ult, and made
the following nominations; For Governor, Mer
rill Clark, Of POultney Lieutenant Governor
Stoddard B. Colby, Of Montpelier: Treasurer,
JnO. A. Page, Of Montpelier. Resolutions ap-
proving and cOamendiDg the policy of the
present Pierce administration, were reported
and unanimously adopted.
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
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ty with reliable remedies wherever a Competent PLY
sican cannot or will not be employed, have purchased
from DR.. John R. Rowand; his celebrated ROwANDs
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together with the Universy's Remedy for complaints,
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The University remedy for Dyspepsia or indiges-
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The Unversity's remedy for Costive bowels.
Also the UnveIsity's Almanac, may be had at the
Branch Dispensary or store Of Dr. C. A. BOegel, Car
rollton, Ohio
Also at the Dry Good store of B. Latimer, New Ha-
gerstown, Carroll county, Ohio.
May II. 1865 sm.
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ROAD NOTICE.

A petition will be presented to the Commissioners Of
Carroll county Ohio, at their September session 1885,
from Oneida to Pekn, in said county. The alteration
begins on the North side Of the Tusearawas Branch Of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad where the same
crosses said road from Oneida to Pekin and thence
follows, N. 4st . E. 29 6lO rods, thence, N. 29 E.
90 rods thence n 63 q E. 10 7l0 rods to point on
the road towards Pekn Those interested will act ac-
cordingly. H. V. BEYER 4 OTHERS.
dug. 2, 1865. 4w,
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FOR SALE OK RENT

Having determined to remove to Iowa, l wish to sell
my Hotel property in CarroltOn Ohio, known as the
"Western Exchange Hotel" now, and Tor many years
occupied by me as tavern The buildings are large
and commodous and the stand at the OF hsbon
and Market Streets fronting the "Pubc square," and
Court House. Beside all the other necessary buildings
there is good store room in part OF the Hotel Build
separate lot from the Hotel i'll be sold with the prop
erty If not sold before the middle Of August next,
the same will be for rent. Terms very fair and
able and possession given Immediately. Call on the
undersigned. . RICHARD IL. LEGGETT.
Carrolton, Ohio, July 10, 1855. If.
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Rv- The Tuscarawss Advocate of the eth

EE The Tuscarawas Advocate of the 27th
ult. says CT. A Wassman, formerly Loco
Postmaster, at Canal Dover, was arrested by
the State Marshal last week, on charge of
appropriating to his own use, about Eve hun
dred dollars belonging to the GOvernment.-
He was taken 10 Cleveland, where he will have
his trial,
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