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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-19
COLLECTIONS OFFICE.

OUIsNLNIBIEfN OFFTFE.
CIR HALL July Ii, 1855.
FTNAA PAYERS are hereby bottled 10 call above and
Il settle their Corporation Taxes the year 1855, in
compliance With the Act q s5th January last Holders 81
cerhcres ~ please call between This date and the 4h Of
August, for anal settlement.
Taxes paid By the ist Of August VII be charged with
interest," and are liable 10 be sued on any time ser that
date. A. NElSCN, Collector.
lIi6-2H
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE Copartnership between MYERS McGILL "a dis
solved by limitation this day J. u. McGILl, ha wing
purchased the entire interest OF the concern, viii continue
the business at the old stand and will pay all demands and
receive all debts due the firm NJ. y. MYERS,
July /, 1855. j. H. MoGILL.
retiring from the late hrm Of Myers McGin, take
this method Of turning my kind acknowledgements TO
my many friends and customers for their very liberal pat
ronage, and respectfully ask for continuation OF The
same to my former partner and successor.
Ds NJ D. MYERS
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LO A MS
Horse g. Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in use has Accomplished ~ HdRy f-Hf@
ordinary Ccs given UHreai Safi, ainH IN evcrt
variety and stage Of disease. that has sueHsrs dHd
RAPID sas N0an's Otutuseaf and CSndis9E Poeer.
The OsisaeHt Il willy superccdng all Other bin'uens
aud Linimcns for the OF Fresh Wounds, Gas o. an
kinds Sprans Bruises cracked Heels. Rngtone. Wind
gals, Poll Eva, Caous, spavns Sweeney fistlls SIT
fast Strains IAIneness sand Cracks, Pioneered frc'
Scratches or Creme, Mango and Hofse Distemper.
Tke COnasa P0lodsr will remove all Inflammation and
fever purify the bood loosen the skin, cleanse the waf
aud strengthen every part OF the body ana has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder Dsiemper. Hide Bound Loss OF Appetite, In
ward Strains yellow Water Inflammation Of te Eyes,
Fatigue ron hard exercise also Rheumatism. Commonly
called sti compiant) which proves fatal 10 many Nau-
able horses this country. Is also sale and certain
remedy Cor Coughs and Colds, which generate % many
fatal diseases -,
These remedies t.s, and airSys cSBs. If te d.
ctOns followed. - -,
For further particulars and naisds OF CrfEeas' Of
ra~~ykaAs Cures, get PzEPAefs Of sgsass.
w. B. SLOAN,
Grzud Dsyss. 20 Lake 81. Chicago. ~
For sale in NasAvins BY I: W. DASDkIpeh, We" zoe
,ae agents for the state No. 80 Market ~
s- Tr.S. usns sd Nv W W. BERRY DkAoF ILL
/, M zTAERMGN. r. WELLS. and u. G. scoFEL~
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.

PIC0T & sHOTwELL,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF ENGLISH, FRENCH
AND GERMAN
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE,
No 6S Maiden Lane, New York.
CNVr~S 80 attention 81 SOUTHERN and wFs-s.,,
MERCHANTS to a LARGE AND VERY EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE.
Cutlery OF every description;
Silver Plated Ware; Jspannery:
German Silver and Britannia Ware
Timed and EnAmeled Cooking Utensils;
BronIed, Copper and Brass Goods;
Tea Trays fire Irons, Tenders, Wire Covers:
BronEed Candesticks, Block Tin Ware, &c, &C.
Our took comprises every article in line Il business
al Of which Ss will sell 10 dealers the VERY LOWEST
PRICES FOR CASH OR APPROVED PAPER. Goods or
dersd by letter will be selected with great and
and pnt up in the best manner
PIC0T A sHoTwELI.
No. 68 Maiden Lane, New York.
PIP sAko manufacturers Of very superior article Of
Ated Spoons aud Forks. je9-6m
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DUCKETS-sOO doI Painted Buckets for sale, TO mr..
IL rive. by tB6l w. II. GORDON a co.
WOOL! WoOL!-we want 10000 lbs washed
w Wool for which we will pay cash.
iy2 W. a. GORDON 90.
EEATHERS, GINSENG and REESwAx
Il We want
10 600 lbs Live Geese Feathers;
10 00l lbs Ginseng
10000 lbs Beeswax, for which we viii pay cash.
!y2 W. II, GORDON co.
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The Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford.
Chartered 1919.
State Mutual T. & n. Insurance Co. Of Pa.
CAPITAL $350,OOO.

New York Life Insurance Company.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL 100000.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary. MORRIS FRANKLIN, Prest
Fire Marine Inland Hull and Life risks taken at equitable
,.tes iy231 JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
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= SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
-pY ORDER on rae PROBATE COURT.


On Saturday, the 10th day OF Decembe 1855, be-
tween the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock
P. M ofgaid day. at the doOrOf the Court House in the
town Of CarrolltOn will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real the property Of Joseph g.
Kennedy, Decd to wit: The undi vded one half of a
parcel of land, viz; part Of ton hirtyone Town
ship fourteen of range FIVE, bounded follows begin
ming at stone which is thirty one degrees and thirty
minutes East ten feet distant from the North West cor
Of lot number twenty in the original plat Of the
to Of Carroton Qormeriy Centerville, two hundred
and forty feet in length ninetyeghi feet in width
with all the privileges and appurenanees thereunto be-
longing (exceplngand, reserEng the privilege Of lay.
ing off street sixty feet vide Of the North end) Tie
same being the Tan Yard formerly occupied by William
Thompson Also the one undivided half Cf the exelu-
sive right and prvegeto certain spring fountain
of water contiguous to said premises waA all the rights
and privileges Of conducting by pipes tubes or oher-
wise the water issuing Om said spring or fountain in
direct course through the lands Of Isaac Atkinson e
original grantor to the said premises and in all things
and in every particular full and perfect right enjoy
said premises with the privileges Aforesaid known as
Atknsdn kerthern Addition to the town of Carrolton
Apprais cd at 1915.
Terms of Sale-0ns.third cas- and the femaniRg
two thirds in two equal annual paymauts with interest
om day of sale to be secured by mortgage or otherwise
'N'4'A' 70 SAMUEL STIRRING,
N-H a- Admir- Of j. G. Kennedy, die d.
Nov, LIS bw pr fee $500
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Afairs in Ranzas.


1t will be seen by reference TO our telegraph
ic head, The cause OF the outbreak in KAMA,
wears very different aspect from what the
FIRST rumors gave it. From all the facts dating
from the first movements by the Missouri mob
to controe the Territorial elections, il is obvious
on review of the proceedings. that each step
has been taken deliberately with view to pro,
woke resistance SO thai the promised aid from
the government could be called in as ithe only
means OF presevering order under laws emana-
ting from a body tina! had no legal existence, and
whose enactments themselves set at defiance
the organization of the Territory. .,r..
The u. S. troops, ills said, have been or
dered TO sustain the authorities 10 Their mon.
strous assumptions. We hope the. free State
men will act with prudsnce, and yet with firm
ness Congress is in session, and must take
cognizanCe of these abuses--Or there is neces- :
sarlly rebellion and revolution. - 7ssafsl
There is no legal government in knzls,r
and hU eRuntenance should be given by the
House Of Representatives to any OF their acts.
Let Whitfield be elected at once; and there
being no constitutional election law, Resder,
on the priciple of 'Squatter Sovereignty should
be admitted as the representative ofthe people,
The election law was papable violation Of
the KanzasN Nebraska act, and in the piescbed
qualifications Of electors it outraged constitu-
tional rights. Congress should repudiate the
whole concern, and refuse to vote supplies for
the sustehance of such mockery of Republican
government. %. s. Journal. Ag s
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Disastrona Rlra.

oa Friday morning. ibs 3lIh ullimo, the
elegant mansion just completed by RK.GOyera-
or Hunt, at LOckPOrt, Niagara county, New
York, was consumed with Ere. The disaster
originated under The following circumstances !:
There was cisIern in the garrel, which was
surrounded by cotton batting to guard against
freezing. into which, dnman who was at that
moment engaged repairing wa;er-pipe, drop
ped lighted candle. The cotton Instantly ~
niIed. and before anything could be done to
check the Ere, the building was envelOped in
flames. Loss estimated al SIO, 900. No insur.
pnce.
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TER NIS,

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mai ed its safety is at risk land serious risk it Of
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it good work TO obtain and forward the names and
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der R-1S6S
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AlIis Right Come and Sire.

-HIHE undersigned takes this method to inform hi
h friends and patrons 10 Carrollton and vicinity
[ Lat through perseverance, be has got his new Sky.
ght Daguerrean establishment completed Just below
Hustous store the Depot, CarrOtOn, Ohio where
he is now well furnished with everything necessary to
execute all business intrusted to him. | have now
large and wei arranged sky-ight which is comp lete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people mag rest assured hat | can take
good likeness in all kinds of weather, excepting ofchi
dreu, these require clear day but when clear days
cannot be had bring them along at any time and will
warrant satisfaction am determined to stand at the
head of my business, and nothing except good work
shall leave my establishment an who visit nv rooms
will know that have advantages which no other esab
shment in this vicinity boast Of and am resolved
give better satisfaction than any other operator in the
vicinity. 2 iiH t III m.rF#g
Ladies and gentlemen are most respectfully solicited
to call and examine my wok shall show for ITSELF
Prices viii be reasonable and all work Warrantednot to
fade | have good assortment Of stock embracing
variety fine cases. ladies' and gents breastpins aud
will have an assortment Of ockets to accommodate all
who wish them Views ofbuIdiags, landscapes, family
groupes copy work, in a word all business in his
line shall be promptly aten ded to, and warranted To-
please, or DO sale. J. w. GOULD.
0ot rl6, '55-tf
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THE Rnltaral PIatfnrm )

This is the term which the Kentucky Com
wealth applies to the platform Of the X,
Ms recently adopted at Cincinnati. In a series
OF remarks on the proceedings Of the Conven-
ton, the Commonwealth starts with the decla-
ratioarhat the change proposed in the National
Platform is utterly inldmissble'- comes to
the conclusion that "the restoration OF the re-
stric.ion the Missouri compromise is utterly
impracticable.' This is plain talk Ii follows
then, that a sectional party viii be maintained
At the South upon the basis of Slavery exten-
sion. The question Of Abolition Of Slavery
does not come up,-iL is :he extension Of that
blessed institution, for which the South are
prepared TO contend its extension into free
terlitory
The Commonwealth says, in the course Of
its remarks, when speaking Of the repeal, I'VE
have always believed. and have often said
that it was a mere electioneering trick And
of the principle embodied in the Kanzas bill it
admits it was 'unwisely applied. because an old
settlement long arquiesced in, had 70 be RIP
ped up, the peace OF the country dishoJ Ell, and
the union itself f;mperleed by the application. u
The premises and conclusion need butter ad
justment than IS here shown.
But Let us suppose case: Feeling in relation
TO the repeal as The commonwealth says 1t feels
and seeing The same results from it which thai
paper fears suppose some patriotic man of the
South in Congress should propose restoration
of the Missouri compromise. what woul1 be the
result? Would Ibe people Of The South sustain
The movtment? We think they would in nim.
bers sufficient at least to make il a test ques.
tioh in the Slavehoding States, and thus de.
slroy the sectonalsm Of the issue. HOuld moi
this be a desirable result? and would not "the
pOace of the country" be thus restored. and
/ peril to the Union avoided?
| In such movement We do not suppose that
class who make politics trade would engage
| The negro question is as necessary TO these men
South, as to the AboliuoEist Nor:h. BY such a
step botL would be lett in the back ground, a
consummation devoudy 10 be wished. And
what would then follow? A recession to ground
occupied before the repeal. Would there be
degradation in this? Coming from the South
there would not But there is degradation in
insisting on maintaining by persistent action
what is admitted 10 the great wrong: there is a
want Of palriC ism in declining to repair great
wrong which in its consequences threatens to
impair the Union itself! ....
| We believe there is courage and patriotism
enough yet at The South to meet this question
| And we venture the reu-ark that. should il b.
attempted in good faith. it will be met both
North and SOuth with power that will pros
traLe all demagogues who shall dare stand il
its=way.-O. s. Journal.
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BE IN FAsnToN.-Some one has said that
when you are in Rome, you must do as The
Romans do; and james Twitcher has added,
that when you're in Buffalo you must do as the
Buffaloes Dc, and when you're in Turkey you
must do as the Turkies do. When you are in
need Of good overcoat to protect your NOR
tai bodies from the inclemency of the weather.
call at Joe Shwabacker's ready made clothing
store on The corner, where you can be suited
10 7, 10 the latest agony.
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GgThe Ohio Central Railroad is in trouble.
A few days since the Sheriff of Licking coun-
ty seized and retained three passenger cars
from the Express train which stopped at New.
ark on its way east, at the instance of Messrs.
Cooper d Clark, of Mt. Vernon, 10 satisfy a
debt due them. The passengers, of whom
there was an unusually large number on board,
were taken on to GAINESVILLE 10 the baggage
and mail express cars, about an hour behind
time.
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EF The Canton Repository, Of the 5h inst.
comes to us containing the Delinquent List of
Stark county. This is something new for it
Locofocosm reigned supreme in 'Molly Stark
for long time but the tables have turned;
and we ale pleased to witness the veteran
Editor reap fhare Of the County patronage;
which he has justly merited by bis untiring, and
well directed efforts in the Republican cause
OF loeofOcOism in Stark county it may apprO'
priately be said: M, pa.,ar' + ..s' s. W Y,
When ii lived It lived in clover,
And when It died it died a Il over.'
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
u E4< va EDE nc -

ISSUED UNDER THE SEAL, SANCTION AND
Authority of the University of Free Medicine and
l popular knowledge. Chartered by the State Of
Pennsy April 20, 1858, with capital of $780,
900, mainly for the purpose Of arresting the evils
Spurious Nostrums. Also Tor supplying the eommuni-
y with reliable remedies wherever Competent Ply
cian cannot will not be employed have purchased
rom DR.. John r. ROwand; his celebrated RowANDs
TONIc MIXTURE, known for upwards OF twenty-five
years the only and safe for FEVER and A
CUE, &e, and his inesmable remedy 70: BOWEL Con-.
PLANTS. ROwand's Compound Syrup of Blackberry
Root, which highly approved and popular Rome lies,
together with The Uniyelsiys Remedy for complaints,
of the Lungs,
The UniverSity's remedy for Dyspepsia or indiges.
tiOn,
The Universitys remedy for Coslive Bowels.
Also the URiveIsity's Almanac, may be had at the
Branch Dspensary, store Of DE-. G. A. BOegel Car
rollton, Ohio.
Also at the Dry Good store of B. Latimer, New Ha
gerstown, Carroll county, Ohio.
/ Nav II. lS - SIN.
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BRoNcHTIs AND KINDRED DIsEAsEs-In
language Adapted to Common Readers, =
By W, W, Hall, Il. NJ, M. D. New York
Red6eld ITO Nassau Street, 1854, l2 mo-,
pp S67 [SIh Ed Price one dollar bound in
Muslin. Sent, post paid, in paper binding,
to any part Of the u. 5. for sixty cents.
The above is a valuable work, and is book
for all readers-Read the following noIice OF
it.
This we take to be book Of merit and, we
think, must prove Of great value to many
whose services can seldom be conveniently
spared. Ministers, and public speakers ia gem
eral, will learn some very important facts from
this volume. in relation 10 one Of the most in
sidious and dangerous diseases that uiiicl man
kind. 1t goes so philosophically into the caus-
es, the symptoms, and the treatment, that we
think the patient can procure no safer wade
mecum. Its perusal may save him much time
and pain, and money, New York Christian
Intelligencer,
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MARRIAGE AND DEATH --On the 18th ultimo,
Mr. Jacob Darst, of Gircleville, Ohio, was
married to Miss Marion Curtis, at Belprs,
Washington County, Ohio; started same day
to Cincinnati and took quarters at the Spencer
House in that city on the I4th. Ia the evening
Mrs. Darst complained of headache, and at
midnight she was corpse! A post mortem
examination showed that she died of apo.
plexy. r.H tar.
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CLEVELAND LEADER.-This valuable paper
has Appeared in new dress, and looks quite
Sunday. TO meeting like. The Leader is a
mongst our foremost exchanges in point Of
typographical appearance as well as the ability
with which its editorial columns are conducted
In the language of its Editor, The Leader
has passed that day in the life of political
newspaper, when permanent existence is the
great object Of solcitude.
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nhar Ii 1N55
WASH. BUTLER,
GEO FOU1Z.
W. B. WOODW ARD.
Board of Education for the town of CarrolltOn


IT !ARAwAs ADVOCATE. The last number
Of that invaluable paper brings TO us the val
edictory of Andrew Patrick. Esq, its former
editor and proprietor, and the sAdtatory OF
Mr.. james Simpson, the present editor and
proprietor. We regret that Mr.. Patrick re-
tires from that post bu! We have the assu-
rance from the tone Of Mr. Simpsons debut,
tt.,t the vital issues Of the times will be nobly
sustained by him in the future, as they have
been in times past bv his predecessor. Our
est wishes so with the retiring editor, and a
laudable rivalry with The incoming one. Let
'od Tuscarawas' ever be in the van for free +.
dom and Republicanism, and little Carroll,
will ever be in her good company.
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HALLS JOURNAL OF HEALFH..-The Decem-
Der number Of this truly valuable monthly is
on our table It's replete with interesting and
useful items Of sentative character. The
leading article, The Bread We Eat, should
be read BY every household that follows buy.
ing bread of city baker. The new volume
commences With January--Now is the time to
subscribe. Price only one dollar, Addross'lIalls S
Journal of Health New York.
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FRlNK LEsLIEs ILLUSTRATED New PAPER
We have before us the Prospectus of this A
merican Public Journal of unsurpassed literary
and artistic excellence The first number is
sued on Saturday the lst inst. Price 10 cents
per number. Six months, volume $500, Ad.
dress Frank Leslie, l2 and IA Spruce Street,
New York.
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To the Amaz ioan Party Of ohia.
Cflice Of Pres State Council Of Ohio
Cincinnati. Dec Q. Iahh (.

CGice Of Pres State Council Of Ohio
Cincinnati, Dec. Q. 1865.
From conviction that the present condition
Of the Order in this State, and the relation it
holds TO TIE National organization. as well as
those Of oar Sister States, demands an early
MEETING Of our State Council. for lbe purpose
Of considering the great questions now at issue
before the American people, and adopting
such measures as may best observe true A
merican interests ! and believing that frank
and manly expression Of the sentiments Of the
American party in this State will greatly con.
duce to Tie harmonious action Of It's wise. iu-
Odieious and consistent friends throughout the
Union Il. therefore, by virtue OF the power
vested in me by tie Constitution. do hereby
order sPecial meeting of the State Council Of
Ohio to he convened in the ely Of Columbus.
on Thursday the 3rd day Of January next. at
so'elock, P, NJ.
Delegates whose credentials were fled and
accepted at the annual meeting in Cleveland,
will be enatled TO seats in the extra session, -
Delegates from Councils not represented at
the annual session, will be required to presen,
regular authenticated credentials to entitle
them TO seats, at this session. IL is very i'm.
portant that full attendance be had ,and it is
hoped that every working Council in the State
will be represented.
By the President. THUS. SPOONER.
JouN + RFzs Szcraiarv
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SHkRIFFgS hALE-

i. W, Morrison BY viriae u venH eI pObt.
vs.. rF issued from The Coart q
james MuGinty, Common Pleas q Cared
couaty Ubis and 10 ne directed VIII offer sale AZ
de door Of he Door Of the Court House, a the 0Sa
of Cauollton, in said county Of Carroll Ohio.
On Saturday the 22nd dag Of Deeeiabs :, 1867
the following described real estate situate IN the eou
~ Of Carroll and State OF Ohio tOsii.-Pau Of the
south West Qpsrer dissection tseDty nine (s9 Town.
shp four cen (l4 Range four ~ eJutaini one huP'
dred and tweHAy acres Of ahdAPPfaised at ~, ,59S,
"a Terms cash. ]. II. WulIChAff, .,
steriHL
Nov. is, 1855 5W-PT. fee $500.
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Es- In our columns is found the prospectus
Of the New York Tribune. one of the foremost
newspapers in the Union We cannot endorse
all his political views,yet, without hesitancy, we
can recommend the Tribune as reliable source
for the news Of the day. Mr, Greely will spend
the winter at WASHINGTON and furnish ful J
sket ches Of the dOings of Congress for the
Tribune.
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MARRIED.

Dec. 9Th. BY Rev. II. Brown. Mr.. gOeob W.
IOPe, to Miss. Ann Jale Parker, all Of this
County.
Nov. a7Ih,by Rev. u. svingle. .Mr. Misha.
el Fruskel, Of Harrison County. to Miss Mar
gret yesterday. Of Carroll County.
Oo The 9Th inst. at the American House
BY Jacob Helfdeb, Esq. Mr.. Hezskiab Pyle, 10
Miss. Hannah Pennoek, all Of this Couoty.