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CONGRATULATORY.

The Republican State Central Committee Of
Ohio, tender TO their friends throughout the
State and Nation, their warm and cordial con-
gratulationS on the event Of the canvass now
just elosed--and even as glorious in it's results
as the triumph is complete. The fruits of this
victory are .........
A Republican Governors.
A Republican Ii. Governors
A Republican Senate; bio ai .
4 Republican House Of Representatives;
4 Republican Auditor of State; ...-. y.
A Republican Treasurer Of State; .....
A Republican Secretary o. State;
A Republican Board Of Public Works;
Two Republican Judges Supreme Court.
A Republican Attorney General: s3tst ..H
\ REPUBLICAN, U. STATES SENATOR: and
A REPUBLICAN PEOPLE.
We feel that in such result, we are war.
fanted in calling upon our friends, and the
friends Of freedom every where, to rejoice
with rs. Weregard this result as one OF the
most signal civic triamphs ever achieved; a
triumph Of principle over the combined power
ofparty, faction and prejudice. A triumph,
the effects Of which are by no means limited
to the boundaries of our State. IL nust exert
moral influence that will tell for freedom
wherever shall be proclaimed. -...r-.
The Committee regard il as proper that a
result so suspicious Of good should be marked
by more than an ordinary demonstration: and
would say 10 their Republican friends Of the
COUNTIES. who have SO nobly contributed to this
ilustrious consummation, that mea sures are a.
bout being taken for an appropriate popular de-
mOnstratlon otJoY, in which every Repubh.
can oil Ohio will be cordially invited to partci-
pate. This jubilee will be held at Columbus,
on some day prior to the lst of December, Of
which further notice may be expected.
By order Of the Republican State Cent.
Committee.
A. . w. B. THRALL, Sec'y.
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CocKADooDLE Dool--What has become ol
the Statesman's rooster? Has it got The gapes,
or is It dead cock in the pit? Where are the
big types that set up In yesterdays issue this
interesting paragraph Glorious Democratic
gaip,.' Gov, ,Msdilli reelected by most tri,
umphant msjority, and the indications are
strong that We have carried the whole State
ticket and I.egislatureP Did anybody knock
these types into pi1 Did the Statesman ever
hear about the individual who crowd before he
was out Of the W OodsS But. pshawj let us
cFOH, IS cap crow. let US give you one OF the
slear, skrill; regular built Shanghai crowsl
Stand back; Harkl C0GKAD00DLE D00l
%. s. Journal. g,. ..... ..a......s.l.
Democracy in this cOuntg is 90 badly beaten
that 1t cant raise anything beyond diminuLive
cackle. Ths crow is AL knocked out Of it,
The Herald Of Democracy here. The 'Coupau.
iOn.' appeared last week without its rooster and
sa thin Is clapbOard, only two columns vide
and small in proportion. Every leading loco.
fOeo about town has phi1 as long as fence
rail--snxiouSly inqulring how the election
wezt in Penney niA'--With some Of them
the 'gOOsp question: is all important can't
stand the 'shanghais' any lOnger-AnOther
CROW, Coekadoodle- -D--o-o.
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TheLaw ol NewspaPers.

a Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
r. are considered ss Wishing 70 continue theft subP
a II subscrIbers order the dsOo9tippapee Of their
psbess ths publisher may continue TO send them until
is1saeaFagas are paid.
,acsis ho1 de olice 70 which they directed, they
sEs he'd responsible In hey have settled the bin, and
ordered them discontinued, @ ...a
q II subscribers remove 70 other places without In
IoIms esS pubHshss, and the papers are sent 70 the
former direction, they are held responsible, rs.
tS The Courts have decided that, refusing % taxi
uknsrk from the ogCe or removing and leaving then
sncailsA Cor Il pyaG ssiG svidenHe Of intentional fraud
e@- Posimasters Who notify apubisber that a news
pape s nOt taken from the Ofce are required 70 Civ
,he fsss On why they are not taken out Sse Post OF
hss Instructions and Laws.
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EEFeargus o'oOnnsr, the Onss celebrated
Charlist leader iS dead. He was found dead
in e miserable lodging in IslingtOn, where he
was nursed and cared for in his idiotic dissOlu
tiOnyby one SelfsAOri6cing womaa--his sister.
Esargus o'COnuer was born in 1885,. in Cork,
the empire county Of Ireland. He was des-
cended from long line Of Irish Kings. small
portion Of whose vast possessions fingered in
the family when he was born, but have since
passed into other hands. Ancestry vas all thai
be could boast Of.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-10-18

till the great ripe fruis drops down an HUN
lDRER FOLD lllllll
PERRy. The seyasiepOl Of Democracy ia
kpll Three ehesrp fOr bold Perry This
Old fold Of DemOerssy has yielded 10 The ''lOng
aines' Of he besiegers. Il j. DOW in the hands
of Young AmerisI. Glorious boys they, in
bold Perry" as the ''uuterifed" used to
call her,
The 7rimble circular ip the hands Of that
cold tax KillerF' didn't win thpt tine. No
sir.eel No humbug uncle Isaac thai time,
you couldn't win this time, tbe day beleEe the
election. BY screaming "Humbug" MOI No !
No | ! | ia thunder topes greet you,
ROsE.-ls still in the bands Of Ihe enemy.
A trueT. slrnightsr, sat Of plump shot ballots
never cell into the camp Of the enemy. in any
township, than we're 6rvd BY the Republicans
Of ROss-AROther vOllsy and united charge
boys snd the day isyOuri. Enlightened mind
must finally triumph oyer pstlerl Prepare for
City six, only twenty nine 10 overcome. One
more pull,A long pull, strong pull-all is WE'LL
USIcx. : Little Union is again, slightly in
the vocativel Come brethren in the Republican
cause pull up--KseP your angle tree square
at least. But all things considered, under the
pressure Of Anti-Know Nothing, LOCotOcO
charges relative 70 nAturalized citizens, il has
done veil, yea has met the cohorts Of slavery
prOpsgandists in gallant style. A few fresh
men fell under the united vOlleys Of slave loco.
ocOism, but most gailantly did the old yeter-
ans NEE. the onslaught Such men are yer
thy the proud name Of American citizensl
WAsgiEorOE. This township has again
covered herself all over in blaze of glory
Web does it deserve the proud name Of the "a
ther Of this country. Let the Welkin ring il
praise Of that great name, Shout Victory
Liberty n Freedom ~ a.. '' aa.s
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-10-18
John Beatty Senator.

We are now able to give our readers the
true result in 4his Senatorial district. John
Beatty our townsman--the jolly miller-has
beaten the ''Iittlsr4ignity," JudgelBelden' the
neat number Of s35,--in Carroll 6as.--U
Stark SO7-ThS Judge may now resume his
place on the BENCH In the sale Of himself TO
the Slave Democracy, the Judge made bad
bargain. The people have decided by their
vote, that they do not require bis services in The
law making department that they greatly
prefer true Republican in the person Of John
Beatty, to ill that station. The Judges pros.
poets for the U. s. Senate looks rather gloomy
at present. The reign Of Dough .faceism is a.
bout over in Ohio. - ..r.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-10-18

EEThs Pennsylvania PrOhibitory Liquo'
Law went into force on the let instant. The
law does not entirely stop the sale Of hquOr'
but lie sale is chiefly directed against grOg'
shops and other places where liquor is sold BY
Ihe glass. 1t does not intesfeFe with The man
ufacture OfliquOrs, nor with the sale or use
within certain restrictions. Licenses to sell
liquor by As quart may be issued to citizens
Of The United States, provided they ere nOt the
keeper Ofany hotel, inn, tavern, restaurant, eat
ing house, oyster house or cellar. theatre or
other place Of entertainment. Every person
receiving alicense enters into bond Of $1,000.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-10-18

~ The bridge over the Mississippi river al
Rock Island, says the Davenport Gazette, is
rapidly progressing. The iifth and last pier is
now being built. and this month The contractors
think they will have il in readiness for the su-
perstructure. The season has been remark
ably favorable for its construction, the river
being low and the weather mild, SO that the
stGps work has rapidly progressed. The
great centre pier is at times almost covered
with men. as many as can work to advantage
being employed upon it. We hope 10 see trains
in January or February next. Sod
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Freemen Rejoice.

Ghe second Tuesday Of October is past; The
election Is over; the smoke Of the battle is
cleared away. and the result is known. Though
We are not in the receipt Of official returns, yet
sufficient Is known to enable US to arrive at
pretty .cOpect conclusions. The Cleveland
Leader Of the 10Th says: g0 --p efr
1--WE have returns from 80 counties, which
give Mr.. Chase majority Of 20.500. The
remaining 9 untiss are Adams, Fsyetts, Gal.
lie, Henry. PAulding, Putnam and vinton.-
Chases majority may probably be 25,OOc.--
The balance of the State ticket viii range some
where between 40 and $4,000 and may sx-
ceed the last figure, as Trimble's vote Is q.
bout 10000. The Republicans have the Le-
gislature by over three to one. A dispatch to
the Leader from Cincinnati bearing date the
18th. giving 81 counties, puts the Legislature
as follows. Republican Senators. 2S-Repre-
sentatives, 60. LOcofoco Senators, 6--ReprB-
ssntativss, 10. The Ofhcial vote may change
these figures slightly.
Never In the history Of political parties has
such signal triumph been secured. The Re.
publican party Of Ohio have achieved vistO>
ty over which they can with propriety exult.-.
The rebuks administered BY the ireemen Of
Ohio Is one that is felt not only in our state.
but the pro.slavery Administrator at Wash.
ington is caused to tremble beneath the shock.
The victory is one that not only Ohio should
be proud Of. but her sister states should glory
therein. The Administration has been repu-
dated and condemned by our people. and BY
their voice at the ballot box, they spoke in IN.
nistakabls tones that. there is North. and
hat traitors to freedom shall hRve their re.
ward LocofOcOism in Ohio is at q ruinous
discount Outside Of Hamilton county. the Pierce
party can scarcely muster cOrpOral's guard
of the Eve Loco Senators reported elected. three
are nom that county; and Of the ten LOcofOco
Representatives, IL furnishes eight. The cleo
ion Of our state Ticket. and especially that Of
Chase, by SO large majority, over party
hat descended 10 every trick within their
grasp. and worked both day and night. using |
'seTy effort to deceive and Inslsad the people
Is 10 the true issues involved, 10 victory o.
YER which the lovers offreedom and humanity
the State should thank God and |
take courage H taH
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Pennsylvania.

Old Keystone has gone largely Democrats.
This, another Maius victory for the patent De.
.mocrpey. The opponents Of the Know Moth.
'ings, and the opponents Of the ProhibitOrY
Liquor Law everywhere united with the Lo.
eOfocos. Our psighbors win doubtless leara :
lesson BY this defeat. This temporary ascen-
denfy Of The admInistration party will not a.
vail them IN le5e-lf old Keystone then does
hsr duty on the great ISSUES 'RsEoTe the people
Of the North.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-10-18

kEThs ROthSchilda, according TO thelE own
estinste. possess 100000. .OOo in personal
property. exclusive Of real sstste. ssigaories.
mines, DO, which amounts to Il least half Is
much more. making over one thousand mil-
lions. or en- amount much larger than ths en-
tire valuation Of New York City.
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Medical Notice.

Dect. P. W. Lee, late fr,m Salem, o., formerly with
Dr.. Carey Of that place. having permanently located u
Carrollton o. in caion with DR.. = s, Hunter for
the practice Of Medicine Surgery, tenders bis probes
so1sl services 10 the ezeas end public genera hop
ine by prompt attention % bis profession 10 meEps
share Of public patronage. Once and residence With
Dr. Hunter. ',Ha'si ''hi7 s"'. s0'a =
East Main Street.. -H-.. .wof.CarrOllleq OhiOsa
Oct, II 1856, u.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-10-18

k%The steamship Adriatic now being built
for the COlliss line Of steamers. viii be. when
completed, the largest and most magnificent
vessel ahOat. She win measure Eve thousand
six hundred tuns, her length will be three
hundred and fOrty.6ve feet on the broad line:
depth Of hold thir.y-three feet, breadth Of beam
hhy feet. ..r fi t...-ga-s "a i.asst.
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AGRTCULTURAL SOCIETY.

At 4 meeting Of the managers Of the Carroll county
Agheuaral Society, held inthis place on the inst
il was Resolved that owing to the ateness OF the sea-
son; and other disadvantages that Se dispense win
1t was also Resolved that ameetng Of the members
Of the Society be held on Saturday the 17h Of Nov.
next for the purpose Of eectngOceFs for the ensueing
year. It is hoped that there viii be general attend
ance. ..f W.BUTLER, Sec'y.
Csrrollton, Oct. II 1855. = - Try sa..,'N
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WnLIAM MYoUNGs RSTATE.

Notice ishereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as AdmnisFstrix with the win
annexed Of William Young, deceased late Of Carroll
county, Ohio. Ai' s-. q. NANCY YOUNG
Sept. Ii, 3,-le66. SW.
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oclr lg. 1855.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

h. Eeklse By virtue Of u "a .. lev
vs. "a, Issued from the Court Of
eyltss.sF Trinp. Common Pleas, Of Carroll
eohniy Ohio. ard 70 Be directed, wiH oer Zoe sale
: de dor o. the csan House, IN CarrOltOn In said
csfrOu ooguty.. Qaie on
y saturday, tke i7Ih day Of November neat lsS5,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p
n The following premises situate in Carroll eoGniy OhiC
and dsscrlbsd ss foloHs, -Eit Tho Nest hall
Of the South West quarter Of Section sleven (ill IN
township fourteen, (lll Of range sE 6 SleubenVils
Land district containing Eighty acres more less.-
Appraised Al t-,-, Terms cash h-r
J. n. wHTrCaAFT,
bstts. isss.l So. p. ~ t.. es.to.J 4sSF
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B OKSELLERS, STATIOEERS
PAPER DEA LERS,

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ping Papers of all Sizes Note Papers, EREsOpes Steel
Pens, aud ell kinds Of Stationary. "a ga
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Having biudery connected with our establishment,
we are prepared 70 make all kinds Of Blahks toEKail-
roads. Insurance Companies, County Oicers, Banks
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to order. As We
uss the best quality of stock employ the best work.
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The highest market price paid for Rsgs and Tanners
Scraps. ..... -. McDOWELL 4 CO.
steubenvile, March Is, Is 6H ''5@ hsa ''i3ssa
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SHERIFF'S SALE. aa i7P
B. r. Letter, Admr. Of Jacob By virtue Sfan order
Hentzell, decd. l of sale issned from
VS.. the Court OF Common
Alfred Tabor. l Pleas Of Carroll coun-
SHERIFF'S SALE.

", Oho to me directed viii offer Tor sale at the door
OF the Court House, in the Town of Carrolton in said
Carroll county, Ohio, on.
saturday, the nth day of November next, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 clock a. NJ. and o'clock
P. NJ the following premises situate in Carroll county
Ohio, and described follows 10 Wit The undivided
two thirds of lot No. one and lot No. two (2) in
Phillips addition to the town Of Pekin.' Appraised at
g. Terms cash. ]. II. WHITCRAFT. 'ia
Oct. ls, 1855, 5w, Pr. fee $500,
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sued to soldiers of the Revolution or their wii.
ows; 81 TO the soldiers themselves. and eSS to
widows. '.},91uif lsIa a.t s1R Ntst . -E9at
The price Of warrants in this city the two
last days ranged from si.O7 TO u II per acre,
according 10 the size Of the warrants; the
1905. e0's and 4O's being most in demand.
The NewYOrk price do not come up to these
Sgutes-- Nat Intel.
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BouNTF LAND WARRANTS. s.--Under the act OF
March, 1855, TO the 30th Of September: b
Whole numberOf applications saiT 9t7 800
do 4iula Acknowledged aa atI94.2SS
do examined or reexamined 66.9Il
do allowed hat 37,7A1
do warrants iasusd 1 nog "a. .369
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OFFICIAL ABSTRACT

or votes given counyO October 1855 Rep
e6ed maiory attached No mistake The mark
The American patriot., 1855-07-07

and Rupture Wash are certain means of security
and relief in the worst stages of the ahiction.
The Truss has gained popularity nnequaled
by any other for the following advantages First,
its facility of adaptation and application second,
its anatomical arrangement preventing it from
chatting and excoriating the body; third, its COM
fort and security in any position Of the body /;
fourth, its slight inconvenience to the wearer un-
der every kind of exercise; fifth, its certainty to
remain upon and close the hernia ring; sixth, its
aptness to contract and finally to remove the tumor
when used in conjunction with the hernia wash.
The proprietor would simply remark to those
afflicted with Rupture that he has devoted many
years to the study and treatment Of the complaint
in its various stages and feels himself fully quail
fled to select aspiring and compress of the right
shape and bearing to suit any case that may be
trusted to his care The poor will be dealt with to
suit their means. The prices of these useful in
struments are now reduced to s. and $40, making
them, considering their superior manufacture, the
cheapest and for economy's sake, most durable of
any in the market, thus securing the unfortunate
from all the other advantages free from cost.
Having removed my old stand 10 st. Charles
street, my patrons will find me at my new store
and office situated at the Of St. Charles and
Gravier streets, opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
prepared with supply of Trusses to suit all forms
of abdominal hernia.
The American patriot., 1855-07-07
Furniture. Furniture.
ALWAYS ON HAND, IN THE STORE OF
IL. R. G Y.

South side Of the public Square Clinton Louisiana.
n INSTANTLY Receiving Target lsS3IsassD
" consignments of plain and fancyTF
city acceptance, or on time, where the bill is accept
ed by any Of the responsible merchantile houses of
Clinton.
His stock consists of CABINET FURNITURE of
every variety and quality from the plainest to the
most highly finished viz.
Bureaus, Secretaries; Sidcboards, Book cases
Writing DESKS Breakfast tables, Extension Dining
tables, Card and Side tables, Centre tables, Work
tables, fancy and plain Wash stands, enclose mar
ble top and common, Parlor and Dining chairs, rim
Office chairs, Mahogany, Walnut, Maple, Cane,
Rush, and Wood seats; Rocking chairs, large up
holstered cushioned scat, large arm and Nurses
rockers Cane, Rush, and Wood seats, Childrcn's
chairs of every variety split bottom CHAIRS painted
and plain, Bcdsteads of extra size with cornish,
square and fluted posts, walnut, also common size
walnut, cherry, sycamore and poplar, square, oc-
tagon, and round posts, childrens Cribs large and
small sizes, Cottage Bedstcads, Lounges, Looking
Glasses Toilet standard Glasses, paror, mantle, and
wall Mirrors. Sofas, walnut, and mahogany, spring
seat, extra large and medium size willow wagons,
cradles and chairs, double and single mattresses and
Feather Beds; Willow Clothes and Knifo Baskets;
Armoircs, walnut, cherry, and common, Safes, wire
and tin, walnut and common, large and small sizes.
offer the above in lots to suit purchasers at as
low prices as they can be procured from the city,
and in much better order and condition.
HI GAY
Price thigh post double bedsteads, IS and
$50 extra large posts with cornish, rs, 80 So and
6j dollars,
Clinton, La, Nov. 25, 1854. I'm