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We have been shown 0Asion 4 JOhnsOn's
usv map Of our country pressnl and PrO,pse.
i've. bis Vns Of the finest specimens as well
a, The mos. comprehension mApoi America We
have ever bshsld--siK feet squAre--mOuntsd
upon rollers and beautifully cOlOred. It en-
braces The United States and Territories. the
csnadas. New Brunswick. Novs Scotia and
New FoundlAnd. slso Mexico. Central Amer.
ca. and The Islhmus Of Punama. Cuba aad The
West India Islands. each IN iia proper position;
together with The Sandwich Islands. Ell on the
same scale. compiled from Government sur.
Veys and other reliable sources.
This map accurately delinsstes all The parts
Of 'Our country, showing at glance the whole
face Of the country from the Atlantic 10 The
Pacific, with al The rail roads, whether pro
jeeted or completed accurately marked. The
land of oPhir,' where so many Of our cOup.
try men from the stales have gone to seek 6
fOtune,is represented with all the rOntes thereto
both By land and BY sea. The South coveted
Island Of Cuba Is shown 10 its exact relation t,
the u. s., and the Sandwich Islands. which vii
doubtless, before many years become part o
this vast Republic, are there exhibited in thei
due proportions. In short, while this map embra
ces all the territory belonging to our country,
it exhibits all the adjacent countries and Is
lands with which we are particularly interest
ed. From ocean to ocean are all the counde
shown in attractive colors. . ..-r
Mr.. 4. ]. Hyeu is the authorized agent 70
the sale Of this map. ia Carroll county. He
now cauvassing the county, and we WOu
urge persons desiring to procure a map tbs
contains store house Of information and q
the same time serves as one Of the finest orns
ments for Parlot or Hall, to avail themselve
of this opportunity as these maps are not sold I
any Book Store, but by authorized agents or
ly. But description & solicitation are unnece'
sary as the appearance Of the map will recon
mend it to all.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

WHo Is CAPTAIN FoRD?-( Ans. A Know
NoTHIKG.- The Cleveland Herald, gives us to
understand who he is and whence he came.-
He did more than single soldiers duty on
that occasion, he kept at bay tue whole pack
of 'nigger blood hounds He compelled them
to yelp like hounds, although they held their
grip like bull dogs.
Our friend, Capt. Ford, of Mansfield, is do
ing soldiers duty in the Convention. His
blows fall thick and fast, and those who know
him can readily imagine that they fall heavily
We hear Of him with his coat thrown back, his
stock of, and that long, ponderous arm enfor.
cling his homedriven truths, as he PAGES back
and forth in the Convention. Ford is a Vir.
ginia boy, and knows just where to hit the
slave prOpsgandists. Says the Captain, Gen
tlemen, you admit the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise act was wrong -outrsgeously
wrong-villainously wrong. and you regret its
passage, but that compromise line being thus
wantonly destroyed, you now refuse to restore
it. A thief steals my money and has it in his
pocket, and l catch him at it; he begs pardon
is very sorry, it was all wrong, but having
got my money will not give i; up. What's the
difference, gentlemen, in the two cases?' NJ
man has fought more manfully, more fearlessly
for tho right than Capt. Ford
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

@Within the past few days we have no.
ticed several groups Oflistle girls, clad in filthy
rags, convene under the pleas ant shade Of
some tree on Prospect Perry or Huntington
streets, and divide and devour, with raSenOus
appetite, old crusts of bread. and. for variety,
gnawing ct some bones, which probably had
been thrown to the dogs. How many excel
lent housekeepers, wives and ornaments TO So
ciety, might not be made out of them If prop
erly trsned and brought up. Under their pres
eBt training. how many Of them will escape
seeing the inside Of jail, if not States prison?
And who Is to blamef-[ Cley. Leader.
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Nh H. !" WE~T


confER. IlE, BEAsa, AED laos WA1h.
OAS der Wat ef ~ "lrSsaa opsssn Hosss, sadhs
n<dsaisty EaSt Of fAs s"fdloa Ho@ss. nsiaA
CAkhuILdSh. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Obto.
Has1ag removed IRON ny cd siss1 - de IA
ohsngs 3 tAs sbsvs uansd plsaa. an6 kasnG o. bad
3 lsfEs aasouseut Ol coek PsreF, frsnkis snd Bsss-
ing St6gss Pisib and farcy Grstss. firshouts, Tea
KestIes 3 "a 81 ous &c. eubtaes TITS opportunity q
ForarunG ny thanks toBy nunsrOuseu stoEsit and us
puhls gsasfsny, fOr tkA hbsul paifonaes ibsy hAve
bsstOxsa Gs, Gh6 srLaszss fhsi Em again q theF
ssrvios an1 am deisrnbed % ksn iffis loser th4r
AS ODE csiablsh nsstia ths plsoe o. elssNheFe.
kssp coss1asdy On hsAd fsil ssppis q zoe aooSs
sbumestsd articles, tOsssheE viih saceenfseiee'
toa Of Chain Pumps, Metal Pumps and Hali0~ "ars
Of al descriptions. Cell ard see iOT yourselves.
CORPS, ms EuEET nos AKD HEAss EAL
hanafscsmed 20 order and ustcihg dopssn Sbe short
sst nOsSe. HOuse Sp0sng, ~ AZ iis bfabehes Ga "
y sGecutsd. A eOns,ant supply Of Corpcr ard bss'
Kettss and superior qusiy Oi tin SsTs tePi on hs'd
which ill eel lOS ioT cash, approved country pro
dnos IN hand. Petona dgsHis 70 p0Feha-s tHJilhs
10 ny line ui do vel 70 give me cell before Purebss
ing elsewhere, A. am Determined Lot to be under-.o
/ by any n. L. BEST.
| March ae--'55. Il.
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See advertisement.
july 6---'55. I'm

s%- The valuable HoO6and Bitters, which have &C
qured so extensive popularity and command so large
sale, are prepared only by Dr. jackson, at the Ger
man Medicine Store No. 100 Arch street, Philadelphia
These btsrs have we'll merited renown for the cure
Of liver complaint dyspepsia, chronic or nervous deb
ty, &C., in relieving which, they have no equal and
have indeed proved a blessing to thousande, who re
gard Dr. Jackson their preserver from an untimely
grave We have the most obstinate cases OF Dys
pepsia, speedily and radically cured by them. The
surest test of the excellence Of article s its being
counterfeited this is the with these bitters TC
obtain the genuine, go TO Dr. JacksOn'S authorized
agents.
Sold by DR.. O. A. Beogel carrolton, Ohio.
June 2S-2w. y -a- .. ~ .rt
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wA. A Lawrence, of Boston, has sub
scribed 81 900 to furnish arms for settlers in
Kansas, and it is said that quantity of arms
and ammunition has been forwarded, including
so Sharp's rifles. Ifthe Government refuses t'
protect the settlers In Kansas these weapons
win be useful in vndicating the doctrine oI
squatter sovereignty. -. -
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Too LATE ToR THE BABY SHow The wife
Of VIM. olmsted, OF Bloomfield, Monroe eoun-
ty. Ohio. on the 3rd of June. presented her
husband with three fac children--Oae boy and
two girls. Weight--6Vs pounds, twelve oun-
ces Eve pounds, four ounces and Eve
pounds, fifteen ounces. One has q white head,
one a black head. and the other a red head
All in health. There is variety for you, and
what a spec It would have beeen il only ia
time for Barbum's Bsby SHOW.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

EgThe Tuscarawss Advocate says: Mr.
Shank, vf Lockport, requests us to say thai
hereafter be will cease to sell Liquors Of any
description at his Grocery, in LOckpCrt. He
will not even keep Wine or Ale.
Good. Th2t sounds like the voice OF a good
cilixen--a lover Of his race. Shank does moi
oct as some Of bis profession up this way wht
hold on to Ii as for life, and deal out the arti
Gle to customers through back window to a.
void detection BY psssers by.
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THEOLOGICAL
AND
RELIGIOUS JUVENILE BOOKS.
PURLlsHED ~
PCDAEY / RUSSELL. -.-
10 JoGX STREET, n. 7.

THE End Of Cnntrosetsy, Coniroyerted, BY B.top
Hopkins OF Vernon. This is now universally az
kpowledRed TO be the answer to Miners End VI Con-
rOvesy ths most popular peose ting boOk ever rircy
is,ed by The Romsnists. Bishop Hopkins wOiki, T..
tensely interesting, eontainsa complete e2tcsS a
Church History showing the and the becetsiiy
Of the Refo nation and exposes the tAuds and reuss
The arrogant claims Of Rome in 20 mastery panuez,
that his Book cannot but become standard ElIh 81
true PFotestants.
The PRESBYTERIAN Clergyman looking for the CLEIeh.
| The leading work in the controversy between E's.
couscy and Presby yterianism It is eOncloslss in sga
ment brilliant, glowing and eloqneutin in style; ard
has never been ansW cred. r
Stsuuton's Dictionary Of the Church.-A fun ezpla
nation OF oil Church usages and technical Church terr,
HTapged all alphabetically. Ii - indispensable ioI sVs'F
intelge,t Chuchmsn.
The sacrament OF Responsibility. The best summary
Of the doc ire o Scripture AID the Church in ttRsu
HOLY Baptism especially iD the Of infants. Al pro-
we'd by more than Nsnty of the Bishops.
! Steps to the Ater.-An adLlahls manual ct Seyo-
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Mon, aud companion curing the cesbTstton 81 lls
same.
Things TO be Remembered. "A capital little supple
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as to help the youthful memory.
] Adams Alegories.-Thc SHADOW OF The CrofS-Ihe
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stories for children and Sunday schoOIs-tbs dstPes'
truths of Religion adorned With the most ohaIuhE &
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er-srd the " ay thiOuca a.e Dest:A.--A AIoheT ca
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IChldien ard Sunday ,ekeos (E.aoellishso wiih co.
The holiday wepk-Nor,Vn bprEeye--The r. q
;, Day-IhTee volumes OF spIgh,ly sketches, Ilusrai
in religious spirit al the vcis-udes aid vsiietSs o
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The War 10 the East, By Bishop sOa'hgase, es1tee'
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: : above Works, to whom very lIbsisi ,vras VII Z
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

WATER CURE JoURNAL.-We this week pub.
lish the prospectus Of this excellent publication,
which should find its way into every family
Any person desiring to join in club for the
year commencing with this month (July), can
be accommodated by applying at this Office,
as we act as agent for the Journal. Read the
Prospectus and send in your names with the
money. .
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10 School Teachers.

The hoard Of School Examiners for Carroll county
will bold meetings for the examination oi teachers,
the following times for the year ls65:-On the znn
Wednesday of every month throughout the ;eai and Al
so on the 4th Wednesday Of April, May September and
October The meetings to be hed at the Court House In
CarrOlIOh, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ By order d the Board,
IS. NcKEAN. Sec.
Dee. 81 "a. I'd.
STANDING RUNS ADOPTED BT rHS BOARD OF School Ex.
AxISKRs ron CARROLL CouETY, FEB. l6rH, 1855.
l. Every applicant must produce certificate Of good
moral character of late date and signed BY responsible
persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished with two or
three sheets Of ruled paper also with pen aDd hk
and with McGuHeys Fifth Reader
g. Each applicant wlI be required to furnish sPeei
men of penmanship skill in punctuation, composition,
and the use ofcapia ete written In the presence Ol
the Board.
4 To each applicant will be submitted list Of queE-
tions on Arithmetic English Grammar, and Geography,
to be answered in wiring.
g. No applicant will be regarded As quaHhed 20 teach,
nor entitled to certificate, who does not cOFreetly an
aver one the questions submitted In each branch
g. Certificates wi not be ksped on the day Of exam
nation but be RENTED BY mail or otherwise a. sOoE
&c practicable. ----
/. Applicants coming In after the class Is formed anC
the examination has commenced WILDE expected u
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
g. No certificate vii be granted to any person Wit
is known TO the Board TO be habtnated to the
profane language, to be Incorporate, or dl1hores',
by order Of the Board,
| r. 8. EcKEAN, Sec,y.
Eeh 90 -6s II
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THE SUBSCRIBER has. RECEIVED FROM The
East HIS carefully selected and excellent stock o.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he will sell jLst as low they ought to be sold
for Cash or Produce His stock consists IN part Of
ane assortment Of Slks satns, ladies' Worsted DsesG
Goods, Lawns, Ginghams Prints, BOnneIs, &c., 6e.-
Also MEMS wear Of almost every description, Hats
Shoes sld Boots very 6ne assortm, nmeLt Of Queens
ware; good selection of Harduarr, and an excel
lent stock Of Groceries Great baIsaAsioI cAsHno''
that.
CarroItor, O., Nay a. 1855.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

EEA telegraphic dispatch from St. Louis an
nounces that an arrival from Mexico brings a
report that the Apache Indians had attacked
two companies of United States troops garri.
soned in that territory, killed upwards of fifty
men and all the officers of one company
Louisville Jour. f,t 1851 .a
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LADIES, KEEPsAKE
HlMR LlRR AIRY.

Two VOLUMES A rEAE. coNMEEc,Eo JAN
uary and I1ly. The publishers Of thi. popular
Magazine tender their grateful acknowledgements TOT
past avon Il has been, and will continueto be their
aim to make il safe, pleasing End profitable hreside
visitor. work that pAreats may with safety put INTO
the hands Of their sons and daughterz. It's pages wiz
be filed with articles from the pens Of many Of the
best writer's in the country. Among the literary con
tents may be found descriptions Of the Inhabitants
Trees, Shrubs Plants and Scenery II other countries
Pleasing CONVEX saOns on Physiology, and the LAVE o
/ Health; Moral Tales, Biography, aud Poetry, beside.
useful and interesting instructions 70 Parents, and Ch
dren &c.
The twelve numbers will contain ss4 pages Of read
ing matter, printed on ine white paper, embelhshe'
with Twelve Fine Steel Engravings, aud -Four Beautiful
ly COored flower Plates, also engraved on steel viii
occasional Wood Cuts and Music, making when bound
Splendid Gift Book, or ornament for the centre table
Notwithstanding the high price OF paper, and great cos
Of engravings contributions aud ether expenses attend
ing the publication Of these woIks viii continue
furnish thher Of them at the exceeding low price Of Cl
Dollar ear in advance -Four copies one year. $50
Seven copies one year. $500. Ten copies, one year
800. Fifteen copies, one year, $1,000, In torminl
Clubs either the Wreath or Keepsake NAV be used.
Specimen numbers viii be sent gratis to those desir
ing to subscribe or form club
Travelling Agents wanted in all parts OF the eountr
to procure advance mail subscribers. To tho,e tuE
Inshng good testimonials Of character libe al encou
agement will be given. AL authorized agents have
certificate ofagency.
Local Agents wanted in several Of the large vlag'
and cdes 10 procure subscribers te pay monthly to u
Agent on delivery Of the numbers To men OF energ
having small capital this affords opportunity for
peasant and profitable occupation.
To those sending US an Acceptable Article OF two
more pages we will forward the Wreath one year.
All communications in any way connected with th
Wreath or Keepsake. must be addressed TO
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No g SDruee Street New. York,
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EEWe we're yesterday shown, says the
Cleveland Leader, Of the 3Oth ult. counterfeit
ten dollar bill Of the new plate Of the State
stock issue. That shown US was on the Ironton
Bank, at IfontOn, but there are doubtless coun-
terfeis on other branches. The general ap-
pearance of the bill is bad, and the engraving
very Indifferent. Persons should examine all
State money very closely,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05
NOTICE.

The creditors of JoRN PEARcE, Esq deceased are
hereby notified that on the Gath day Of May a ieoo
the Probate Court of arrO county, Ohio declared the
Estate of said John Pearce, nsOlyent; creditors are
therefore required to present their Claims against the
estate, to the undersigned for allowance within Sl
months from the tile Of the above date, or they w no
nv sD,,sd 70 navment. VAN BROWN;
W Adm'r J. Pearce.
Carr)llton, o. Nay 81, '6-4w. pr fee u 20
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

EEThe whiskey boys, of Chicago, Illinois,
bad celebration in that city on the 2sth ult
on account of the defeat of State ProhibitOry
law. The cele bratiOn was accompanied by the
firing of lol guns. The Germans, who large
ly infest our land with GROCERIES were very
prominC Mt on the occasion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

EF Coal burning locomotives have been in
troducsd upon the Boston d Worcester Rail-
road, and proved quite satisfactory. The
great extent of the railway system IN New
England, and the rapid extension oft area OI
cultivation, render this experiment one Of much
importance, as the forests are disappearing
and the wood growing searcer in quantity and
higher in rates.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05
MOEeV Wanted.

T would take this method Of requesting those
/ indebted to me, TO call and pay their sew
eral accounts and notes, quick as possible, as an
anxious to leave here as soon as can, and as hsve
nothing to keep me here only the collection Of my &C
counts will receive 1t as great favor Il my friend
will call soon. Il is not my desire to be compelled Il
sue any person, Yours Respectfully,
JOHN II. BRA CKIN,
OF tie late Arm Of Cummings Brackin,
April 8, 1855 IT,
n, B. An accounts, notes not paid soon viii be lef
nr nnllactinn
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

ETMiss Elisabeth Farr recently died in
Maryland, bequeathing five negro slaves to a
Catholic priest Her legal heirs disputed the
legacy. and the Court decided it void, under
that article Of the Bill Of Rights, which annuls
all gifts to ministers ofthe Gospel as such.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

EEA late Montreal paper says; On Sunday,
while the congregation was coming out of the
parish church on the Place d'Armes, stone
suddenly fell from one Of the towers, and cut
of the toes Of one of the feet Of person stand
ing below. The stone proved to be the cap Of
the pinnacle on the northwest corner Of the
western tower. The stone weighed s6s pounds,
and fell from height Of $50 feet.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

AUDIToR's AEssAoE. On the fourth page Of
this weeks paper will be fOundthe annual mes
sage Of the COunly Auditor, 10 which We in.
xite special attention. We are glad to learn
that our county is emerging from the debt she
has been in fOt come years, and LOpe that the
day is not far distant when our county viii b.
clear Of debt, and that orders can be cashed
whenever presented.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

RERobert ]. Hunt, boy of Chicago, found
$500 in bank bills, and took pains to find the
owner, Al. Daniels. The Press says Mr.. D
selected handsome gold watch and chain, key
and seal, ordered them engraved with the lads
name and inscribed reward Of merit, and pre-
sented them 10 him.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

On the seventh day Of May 4, D., 1885, at the Inst
snce Of the undersigned pla titan order Of attachment
was issued By Eleazar Andrews Esq, Justice OF the
Peace within and for, Fox township Carroll county
Ohio against the goods chattles moneys credits, and
effects Of John Whitla non resident Of said County
Amount claimed is eighty-One dollars sixty ytlrs'
cents, (tsl.6sl THOMAS GEokeE.
Nav 81 l856.-SW.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

HEAVY FlEECE The Cleveland Plain Deal
er says, that A. P. Leland Of NsWburgh.
CayahOga county, sheared, this season, Meri.
no Of bis flock three years old, and the fleece
weighed 9si lbs. This may be true but we
don't believe Il. -.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05
WILLIAM KNOTS ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
bern anponted and qualified Executors of the last
will and testament Of William Knots, deceased late Of
Carroll county, Ohio. hlLLiAM ANUII5' s,S1,p6'
June 7, '55-Sw. sr
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05
state Of Ohio. Carroll Comfy. $. $.

!
CarrolltOr, Jcne IA, 1855.
THE following accounts Of Executors, Administrator
and Guardians have been fled in this ONCE, and are
set for hearing on Monday, the sth day Of July
A. D. 1855, at O'clock P. n. of said day and will be
continued from day to da, until all disposed of the
fling and pendency Of which Accountants and others
Interested will take notice, viz:
Final acct of Amos Carr, admr. of Rezn StOneman.
W Francis Stults. admr. Of John A. Fisher.
d" .s Mahlon Reeder aud John COulson, ad-
s ministrators OF Jabez Coulson.
a . Jane George, admr. Of Thomas George.
F" - 's Matilda Iden, executEix of Geor gs lden.
Second " m. Ayres, and James Mexican, executors
ofRudolph Cook .r
Final =. Thomas jackson, guard. Of Ann Jackson
/" 4" John McCauslant guard Of Marion Grimes.
First u "Petel ShaetFer guardian Of be irs Of John
Elapbaugh.
&c "" Van Brown, admr Of John Pearce.
10 ~ JOHN H. TRIPP,
Probate Judge,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

EF The Carroll Free Press comes 10 us
In bran new suit, which very much improv-
es its appearance, TRnP q McCoT get up a
good paper, and should receive liberal sup
port from the Republicans of Carroll. Tusca-
rawas Advocate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

ETIt is computed that the late fresbets on
the Southern Rivers will let out SINE 200, OOC
bales Of Cotton which have hitherto been KEPT
back by low water; and thereby furnish at least
ten million dollars Of foreign Exchange, saw
ing The shipment of that much specie to Europe
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

EE The Globe Iron Works Of New York
recently turned out, casting weighing eighty
eight thousand pOunds--the largest, it is said
ever effected in single mass in this country
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

Eg Ats recent meeting of the Directors Of
the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincnpati Rail
Road Company. cash divided Of 5 per cent,
payable July ed, was declared on the earn
ings Of the road for the past six months.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

DELEOATEs.-Ths Peoples Convention, on
yesterday, chose Thomas Moore, Dr., ]. c.
HOsieiter aOd Geo. K. Neeasksy, delegates
from this junty to The iSh July Convention
at COlumbns. R. @. Ramsey. wm. B Sharp
sud Dr.. J. B. MOOdey were chosen their alter.
mates respectively. Proceedings Of Convention
next week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05

DLouEREEOTVPEs. friend Gibson has
located with his Daguerrean Car at Harlem
Springs where he will remain during the hoI
season. Read his advertisement. p