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More Pcnitentiary RascaIiIy

The Warden of the Penitentiary, Mr.. But
ties, and the Clerk, Mr.. McEwen, have sue
ceeded in detecting two Of the guards, named
George H. Wright and Joseph Demer, in plot
to aid in the escape OF prisoner An undue
familiarity had been observed for some time
past between the guards and the prisoner, and
suspicious we're excited that there was some,
thing wrong between them. The prisoner was
convicted under the name of Charles Freeman,
last November, for robbing jewelry store 10
Fremont, Sandusky county, and it appears that
he had made an arrangement With Wright and
Demer, the two guards, TO pay them six hun
dred dollars on condition that they would aid
him in escaping from the prson-the money
to be paid as soon as he was at liberty. AS the
best means OF effecting the object, Freemen
iegned sickness, and was taken to the hospital
for medical treatment.
The escape was to have been made on last
Wednesday night A false key was prepared
by the Guards, so that the hospital door could
be opened at ! ! o'clock, and the prisoner was
TO make his way into the yard. When there
rope was to be thrown over the wall from the
outside. By this means he was to effect bis es-
cape, The key, however, proved too large and
would not fit the door, and the scheme was de-
ferred until last night. In the mean time the
Warden had taxed measures to have the Guards
arrested; and last night about 10 o'clock they
were brought before Esquire Fields for exami.
ration, and where bound over in the sum of one
thousand dollars each to appear before the
Court Of Common Pleas. This morning key
to one of the cells in the prison was found 10
Wrght's trunk. Mr.. Ruttles and Mr.. McEwen
and Mr.. Joseph Shrum and John Fleming of
the city police, are deserving of great credit
for the adroit manner in which they have
brought this matter to light.
These two guards have been employed about
the Prison for long time. and were supposed
to be among the most reliable. When Mr..
Buttes first took charge of the Pententiary, we
advised him of the necessity Of employing a
new set OF men to aid him in carrying out the
discipline of the Prison; and we think few
more developments of this kind will conyince
him that such course will be absolutely ne
cessary for his own safety. It will be remem-
bered that two of the guards are now under in
dictment for stealing from the Prison. and will
probably be tried at the present term of the
Court.-[O 10. S. Journal of the s3rd inst
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DryOAcE 0AsE.-A case Of : novel character
wss recent ried before the Common Pleas
Court Of Franklin county. Ohio. An aPPli-
cation vaa made BY respectable man.. who is
said to be worth some 5000. for divorce
from bis wife upon the ground that she had
heen an habitual drunksrd for more than three
years. The evidence, says the o. s. Journal,
shoWed the wife, when sober, was 9 very in
dustrious, deserving woman. q good wife and
mother but when under the influence Of Ii
quor, a perfect maniac. abusing her husband
and children. All efforts on The part Of her
husband, to prevent her from becoming intoI>
icated proved useless she would 60 to the
lowest doggeries and obtain the liquor
How many women are there 10 our State
who endure just as bad, yea, worse treatment
at the ha,ds of their husbands, and not q word
Of complaint is uttered BY them? II a turn
ing of tables were to take place, as in this par
ticular case, would there not be more men in
favor Of q strict temperance law We un-
heSitatingly answer yes. When the husband
becomes drunkard, It is looked upon as a
common occurrence, and his wife is often left
uncsred for and unsympathized with; but when
the wife is found to be an inebriAte confirm
ed drunkard, remedy is sought at the strong
arm Of the Law. Woman may suffer, but man
won't. II men we're made tn feel the effects Of
drunkenness, SIS women do, there would be
more Maine law men in oar midst, and strin-
gent tliquOr law, amounting to a prohibition,
would be found on oar statute book.
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~ A Gentleman named Grundy. recently
commited suiCids at the Niagara Temperance
Hotel, By taking morphine. On hearing bis
eroans, bis door was broken open. but be was
in the last sgoniss of death On bis table was
found two letters finished and addressed, ,-ont
to L. ]. Grupdy. eimeoe and the other te
DR.. Gundry. Starting Hall, Columbus, Ohio
together With the following lines written on
open sheet Of psPsr
.ebould yeu fnd ms siek or dead in Tho
morning, please telegraph 70 I. !. Grundy
simeoe. @. W.. and also to Mr.. Grundy, Star
ling Hall, Columbus, Ohio.
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DAMAGES FOR CAUSING DRUNKENNEss. we
learn from the Columbia City Republican, thai
Mrs. Julia Freyberger of NOblesville, Indiana,
recently brought suit against one Martin Mount
Joy OF that place. for damages caused by liquor
sold by the defendant 10 the plaintiffs hus-
band, John Freyberger. She charged that
the defendants liquor had made her husband
drunk ard, had caused him to lose his time
and waste bis moaey, and claimed one thou
sand dollars damages. The jury gave her q
verdict for $500.
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ruy- There are one hundred and four per.

ET There are one hundred and four per-
sons in the Buffalo Jail, charged with various
crimes, from murder TO petit larceny. If the
BuffalOnians keep on putting each other in pris.
on after that fashion, it will soon become a
question to be settled by the msjority--the
outsiders will be liable to the charge of enjoy
ing special privileges not granted to majOri-
ty of their fellow citizens.
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STOVE DEPOT.
Nh LIE "Hc@N
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

DGALu ~
coArES, I'm, Brass, ASD EaOE WAlE'
D., Soor West Of ds"Iadsa QsssH Hoses, sad 80
w,Siat..,- Bat eftss "Psi'OHHou''," Asia s.
CARRoLLF0s, ....s.!.....'.... Ohlo
HAVING removed from M Old stand yea q the III ~,
obapge . The above named place. aao Al Esss
arc ssso rtment Of Cook, PsriOr 49,. r..
ing Stoves. Plain and Fancy Crates, frsH .,t -
Kettless s al hons &c. I embrace this opPoisS ~.
returning my thanks tony numerous customers snI
public Generally for the liberal patronage heJ nA'e
bestowed me- and announce that am again 81 Inen
service and am determined 10 sell little lower thAh
apy other establishmentn this place or elsewhere.
kerp constantly on band full supply OF The above
enumerated articles together with an excelen1 seec
ton OF fChain Pumps, Metal Pumps and Hollow wars
Of ali descriptions Call and see for yourselves.
COPPER, Tin, sBEET IRON, AND Brass NAEt
Manufactured 10 order and mending done on the snort
est notice House Spoung, IN al its branches prompt
" executed. constant supply Of Copper and bfAss
Rs.>s and superior qualify d Tin ware kept on hano'
hicb viii sell low for cash. approved country pro
dncs IN ham,, Persons desiring to purchase anything
IN NV linz ~l 20 well to give me call before Purchas,
ng eisewbers As ~ determined not 20 be unaer-sOld
by any.
March a9--'55. If. ..........-
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~ The Steam Propeller, City Of Boston,
has been purchased by the Secretary Of the
Navy. for $50, 900, TO search for DR.. Kane in
:hs Arctic seas. Lieut., HsnryJ, Hartsteire,
Of the Navy. late commanding the California
mail sIsamer, Illinois, has been appointed to
the command Of the expedition.
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~ A gentleman named Field was robbed,
on the l7lh inst, at Dunkrk, of about S1,'
400, by barber named James Hall The
villain administered Chloroform to Mr.. Field,
while shaving him, and thus affected his pur.
pose.
The Tobber went to Cleveland, and gave his
name as Jerry Ryan. He is said to be q noto-
rjous Ohio river thief
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ET The Cleveland Herald says We are
informed by the Musical Committee for North
ern Ohio. Messrs. Bingham and Holbrook, tt at
the great State Musical Convention, to be held
in Cleveland. has been postponed from the last
week in March to the last week in July.
Papers friendly to the cause Of ofmusic. please
copy the above.
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"a Father Taylor Editor of the Cincin.
natl Times, has been nominated for Mayor Of
that city by the Know Nothings. He ran once
before for the Office. but was defeated. and bis
friends feel sapguine that this time he will go
in, and win. Personally, he is very popular
with the masses. The Cincinnati Gazette en-
dorses the American ticket, and will support il
at the coming election. ...'-7..
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advertisements.
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NEN AMERICAN FOR 1856

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Another viii be the high tone, stirring character and
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- A dispatch, dated Richmond, Va. aoth
Of March, says
- terrible explosion took place in the Mid
lothian coal pits ct Chesterfield. Fifteen per-
sons taken out living, end dead bodies. Pro-
bly, all will die. 1t is supposed so persons
wers in the pit at the time, many of whom
srs doubtless dead, or will die:
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n C"A NGHo

offer at private sale the following described premis-
es, situate in Lee township, Carroll county, Ohio to
wit 80 acres of land,-50 Of which is under good cul.
tvaion, the balance we'll tmbered-on which is erec
ted good steam and water grist and mill good
dwelling house and other necessary oubuldings also,
containing Two good orchards For particulars Inquire
ofthe subscriber the premises If by letter, direct
(pOst paid to Harlem Springs, Carroll Co., Chic.
MICHAEL B00P.
March go, 1855. 3w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-29

ET- Governor Gardner, Of Massachusetts,,
has appointed Thursday, the 9Th day of April
next, as a fast day throughout the State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-29

EE The Legislature Of Indiana has I'D.
journed without electing a u. s. Senator, or
any other Stale officers. There was a maiori-
ty Of Republicans on ,int ballot, but the Sen
ate, having small Democratic majority, refu-
sed 10 go into joint ballot.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Family & School Instructor,

A monthly Magazine of forty pages, published by the
officers and students Of Mt Union Seminary and devo.
ted to the three following objects:
FIRsr.-A Repository Of Science and Art, and of Lit
erature, based only upon the Truth and Right and de-
veopng to the successive steps Of his Progress TO
more glorious Fsture and to an Immortal Destiny
SECOND, The United States Interests of the Family
and School. -
THIRD, The General Improvement Of Society. No ar
tice will be inserted of doubtful morality We humby
trust be able to furnish permanently interesting and
profitable matter suitable for binding in volume for fu
ture reading The degent reader and thinker, will be
furnished with much real practical instruction in the
single department of TEACHING, ,as is commonly acqur-
ed 10 "quarters schooling" As no one eau be abso-
uey neutral in matters involving the cardinal interests
of our neghbor, so we shall strive to contribute to a
pure primitive christianity and to just and republican
polty unmxed with sectarianism, dogmatism tyranny
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore known as Fisher, AndeF-
son %. has been dissolved, by the withdrawal O
Samuel Fisher from the said firm. The business VIII
hereafter be conducted in all lie branches, by William
Fisher and James Anderson under the name and style q
Fisher d anderson,
4W- All persons knowing themsel 'es Indebted to the
late Rrm any way, will call and settle sne'r respeS,
accounts unsettled viii be placed in the hands Of officers
sor coIlectisn. i4gl WILLIAM FISHER.
JAMES ANDERSON.
Canton. o. March 22-'66. I'm. i1l
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SEDUCTION AND DEATH.--A case Of seduc-
lion and ultimate death Of most horrible
character recently occurred in Portage county.
The facts as we learn are as follows
A respectable farmer Of western New Y ork,
proposed moving West. and inasmuch as his
wife was an invalid, arranged that she should
remain in the Water Cure establishment in
Cleveland, wkils he should seek out and pre-
pare home. Instead Of going to Cleveland
bis wife and man who had formerly lived in
the family went to Rsvenna. and took lodg-
;ngs at q private boarding house as man and
wife. They lived thus together for months,
while the husband continued to send funds to
Cleveland for the support Of bis wife, which
were procured by the guilty persons and lived
upon in their guilt. The wife ultimately sick
ened and died. without having disclosed to any
one the secret Of her fall. In due time the
husband returned to Cleveland, traced his wife
to Ravenna, and went there but to learn her
shame an d death, and his own dishonor. He
visited her grave, and as he dropped tear to
the memory of their carly love, he exclaimed,
"For this my weary pilgrimage was made"
He returned to the Western home which he
had for her he loved-a home now dark and
desOlate, unllluminsied by the light Of love.
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DAVID DAVIS ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Executor Of the last Will
and Testament Of David Davis, deceased late Of Gar.
roll county, Ohio GEORGE DAVIS.
March 96, 1855. 3w.
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1000 Ladies' Gold Breast Pins, at$4 1000
200 -" Brocha Shawls, at $25 5000
500 " Silk Dress Patterns, at $50 10000
5000 Gold Pencils, at $3 $4,000
10000 Gold:P'n with Silv'rCas's. at sc 60, 900
10000 Gold Rings, at 81, 80 each $4,000
l2O64 do at 100 each 12,084
Every purchaser Of the splendid large LithOgraphic
Engraving, will receive Certificate Of Membership
emitting them to chance in the above list Of valuable
and costly Gifts for the People, The Eugravngs
be sent by mail withOu being danaged to any part of
the country.
0g-FIRsT COME FIRST SERVED, .EI
Persons wishing to act as agents for rs will please
send recommendation signed by the Postmaster or
other influential and well k2oEn peEson, p the
place where they reside.
To those persons who have been acting as Agents foE
us in our former Distribution this is not required.
All orders with the money enclosed, free OF passage,
will meet with prompt attention
In order TO prevent Mistakes agents and others trans
presence of the Postmaster and the amount entered on
the way bill.
We prepay all our letters, circulars, &C., TO our.
agents and correspondence and expect them to DO the
same with us.
~ Agents wanted in every town, whom we will
furnish with posters circulars schedules instructOnsp
&C., on application at Office, by mail, post paid
For further particulars descriptive bils &C., or en-
quire at office, No. 2, Walcutts Block, Town Street
Columbus, Ohio. BURNELL q CO..
PRoPRIEToRs.
March is, 1855. SIN. 4
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EDWARD FOsTER'S ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Executor of the last Will
and Testament of Edward Foster deceased late of Car.
roll county, Ohio. JOHN NJ. BRYANT.
March go 1855. 3W
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MARY HAGAMAN,S ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator on the Estate
Of Mary Hagaman, deceased late OF Carroll county,
Ohio. JACKSON HAGAMAN.
March 90, 1855. 3w,
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March 80. 1865.
PATTON HOUSE"

CARROLLTON, ------~ OHIO.
.S G. MCKEE has taken the above house and
~ invites his friends and the public generally To
give him call. Every attention requisite TO rem
der his customers comfortable viii be given.
mo. l3.
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Rates OF Advertising.

q Ten lines or Iess Of Solid BREWER WI be eonsld
cred asquare.
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Der Of Insertions the face Of their advertisements
or they vii Be pub hhsd untlordered Out and charged
accordingly.
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ROBERT GREEN'S ESTATE

Notice hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified Execurix Of the last VIII
and Testament Of Robert Green deceased late Of Car
roll county, Ohio. HARRIET GREEN.
March go, 1855. 3w,
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MCDOWELL & CO.,
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
OOKSELLBRS, TI0NERS
PAPER LERs,
ANp
RLANK 8OOK MANUFACTURERe

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTUREHb
SfEUBENVlLLE, ............. OHIO.
EEEP always on hand large assortment of
IN School Medical and Miscellaneous books Plain and
Raed Cap and letter Papers Printing and Wrap.
ping Papers o. all Ees, Note Papers, Envelopes Steel
Pen and al kinds of Stationary.
Tier are prepared to fl az orders from Merchants,
School Committees Teachers and others at low prices.
Having EjBdery connected with our establishment,
we aso prepared 10 make al kinds a Blanks for Rail-
roads, Insurance Companies County Officers, Banks,
Merchants, sc. Printed work bound TO order. As we
use tie best qualify Of stock and employ the best work.
men, work viii compare favorably with that ofany
other Bndery in the State. Blanks of all kinds PACED
% order.
The highest market price pai for Rags and Tanners
scraps. MCDOWELL 90.
steubenville, March Is, 1855. IT,
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U. 8. DISTRICT 0oURr.-The New Circuit
Court, for the Northern District of Ohio, was
organised on the iOth inst, at Cleveland
Judge Wilson presiding. The following ap'
pointments we're made by the Court;
Clerk Of District Court--F. W. Green, who
is also appointed Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Masters in ChsnCery y-ChaS stetsOn and
James Fitch.
United States issioners-Joseph Ad
ans and John O. Grannis. Cleveland; Matthew
Pntchard, Of Trumbull county; Emery D.
Potter. of Lucas county, and VIM. Dunbar. Of
Knox county.
Bailiffs 10 assist Marshal during Term-Jas.
Lawrence, Cleveland W. Gibson and James
G. Wales, Fremont.
a number Oipersons we're admitted as ccun.
sellors. No business before the Court, and
nothing done except the foregoing appoint
mepts.
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CO.partnerShip Notice

The undersigned have formed Co partnership in
the mercantile business and hepe the liberal patronage
extended to the "old firm" will be continued with the
new. j P. CUMMINGS.
ELI COUCH.
Carroton, March TO- 1855.
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THE undersigned takes this method ofinform'
l ing the citizens Of CarroAton and vicinity that he
has commenced the above business and d prepared 70
carry II on in all It's various branches in the building
formerly occupied by John g. Buck, as Tavern Stand
Main Street. 6arrolltOn, where hs v be happy to wait
upon the public, he, also, keeps constantly on hand
Q large lot Of
GRO OEREBS, CAKES, SMALL BEER,
And other articles, all Of which heis determined TO sell
ohss3 for cash. Please give him eau before purcnas
s a Garcb SSH,s5. If. JACOB STANLEY.
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Read attentivey the following list Of beautiful and
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EAFER
H A N G | N G \ !.

NE are now receiving one of the largest and
w best selected stocks Of Wall Papers and Borders
ever before offered Our stock Is all this Spring
and comprises the lates and best style. II consists in
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Gut SILVER Velvet and common Borders Of new
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Transparent Window Shades. Fg'd and Plain With
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s Booksellers, Statoners and Paper Dealers.
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kGOOD article Of tobacco and cigars for
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