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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-15

wv. stoue, late Of Gresnevillc, has
taken the Hotel Al Benton formerly kept BY
". Pelton. We spent several days at Mr..
stous's house, and can testify that the fire
kgeod md bis sfiarts 70 make his guests
eoufostaAe wutsine,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-15

Yesterday, as We learn by telegraph, flour
further declined at New York II a l2i centA
per Dbl. Reef cattle also declined 50 cents
to 81 in that city on Wednesday.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-15
The AMERICAN PARTY AND THE
SLAVERY QUESTION.

4 The following remarks Of that very able
and ultra anti.savery journal. the New York
Evening Post, nre deserving Of the attention
Of the people Of the South: y
~The emigrants remaining n our Atlantic
Stntes dspInce n portion OF the native popu-
lntion, who join the remainder Of the emf.
grants in their passage TO the settlements Of
tho far west, and there lay the foundation Of
new communities. Every year ~ long ne
families continue to arrive from Europe In
such Numbers, ndds nnnunlIyto the dispro.
portion between The whlis and black pppnla.
tion.s Every yenr places the class who hold
the political power soutli Of the Potomac
more and more In the minority. Every yenr
the unmingled Caucasian race ascends new
rivers, spreads itself with its herds over
prairies where the herbnge had never before
been browsed except by the deer and bison,
and rcclams new wildernesses with the axe
and the plough. A new stnte formed out II
the northern part Of Michigan already pre-
sents itself for admission into our confedera
cy. Minnesota will probably find its vast
extent inconvenent for the purposes Of State
government, aud ask for division of her
territory, with view Of forming two states
of il. AT this moment the plan Of dividing
California into two states, and neither of them
n slave state, is agitated. North Of California,
two states on the Pacific coast will soon be
ready to claim their enrolment rs members
OF onr Union.
II is the most nat ,ral thing in the world
that n party the principles Of which tend to
the encouragement of immigration should
commend Itself to such politicians us Mr..
Preston. They see in its cause, as he tells us,
The cause Of the South. They regard il as The
engine for curding Ibis rank and rapid gro,cih,
for REFRESHING ibis alarming expansion Of
communities, consisting purely Of the phiie
race. We are not al all surprised, therefore,
TO see The Natire American pariy starting an
into such a formidable stature in Virginia
cithout The agency Of any other cause than Mt
n,otires Of 'ohich zoe speak"-(sey preserpa.
tionO
At the South the party Is likely to endure
| Inn r..p M IL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-07

PERSONAL LIBERTY BnL.-At the recent ses-
sion of the Massachusetts, Legislature a per
sonsl liberty bin was passed. The following
is a synopsis Of It oil"
ItprovideA that No justice of the peace,
sheriff, consta BILE or jaior shall arrest or detain
or aid in arresting or OBTAINING, any person fol
the reason that be is detained as fugitive
slave, under the penalty of imprisonment and .
fine. Also that the writ Of habeas corpus NAV
be issued by all courts ofrecord, judges of pro.
bate, and in some asss justices of the peace :
and instead of the proceedings authorized by
the act of 1850, substitutes a trial by jury, and
that no confessions, admissions, or declarations
Of the alledged fugitive against himself, shall
be gwen in evidence, and that the jury shall
have the right to return general verdict. Il
also depriyes any Attoney.of Massachusetts,,
who shall act for slave claimant, of the right
to practise in the Massachusetts Courts of
law.
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q Thn Rnnheva Proadaxa.n

Our citizens have. her few evenings past,
been favored with series of lectures on the
suigeet of temperance, by Henry Chance, The
buckeye Broadaxe.' Hin discourse on Sab
BATH afternoon was a scaLhn,g argument, which
knocked Che false props from beneath the rum
sucking professors of religion, who drink no
longer wa ter, but little wine fo their lawful
infrmities." On Monday eveniL g he expos
ed the subterFuges resorted to by the piiable
creatures who vend to their neig hOors the
liquid poison. and the poor inebrial'e whose
God is his belly. He published the &C old cOf-
,fee' transaction to a good advantage an d told
the story, SO plainly that il would not re-
,qaire philosopher TO tell where rum is d. rank
from Oofee pot to elude detection. If We
had few such chaps IS Chance, amongst us
our citizens would 500 know how the Dutch
man got his two barrels Of whiskey brought to
tewn, without the knOWiedge of the League /
Committee.
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Third Annual Pic No.

On last Thursday, party Of abo,.gt ~
hundred in number lef our Town, on the car,
for Oneida, intending to repair to grove hard
by IN which to Partake Of refreshments pre-.
pared fct the occasion. After arriving at o.
Deida. shower Of rain prevented the party
occupying the grove. Through the kindness
Of Mr. BUss, the Station House was rendered
wherein to spread the 'dnnar table, which
wasthankfully accepted A splendid enter
tainment was In due time prepared, and judg-
from the manner all pitched in, we think there
were no Objectionable features attached.
In consequence Of repeated showers during
the day, poor opportunity was afforded for
plOu,enading, but The crowd employed them.
selves in various amusements, all seeming sat-
is6ed With whatever pleased his or her neigh
Dor. The band gotten up for the occasion,
gave forth stirring music. which commanded
attention and enIiVened the scene.
''Young America, as is won't on such occa-
siOns, was prcniOent--each speaking, by the
interest.manifested that,
Il love to look on scene like this
OF wild and careless play"
At the close Of day all returned home,
cheerful and happy, seemingly we'll satisfied
that another gala day had cast its pleasures
upon them. - r,45.
The thanks Of the party are rendered to MFR.
the Engineer. and Mr.. Robv. the Com
'duotOr. On our Rail Road, for the gentlemanly
treatment and careful attention afforded on the
occasion. Mr.. Buss and the citizens of Oneida
will also accept the thanks of the company for
sOurtesies extended during our short stay with
them. 90
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A NEW srArE.--cregon Territory h short
= 70 vote uPOa lhs qussliOn Of organizing a
s'ate Government. and spplyihg 70 Congress
Tor adns'iOu into the Union. Thesans que.-
Ton Wu submitted 70 the people At the last
election, and afier An animatsd csnvass decided
IN the negative. the sOathern counties going
strongly against il. in The expectation Of being
lOinsd uiih part Of California 10 make aeW
territory. The Democratic TsrisOrisI Couvsu.
lion Of Oregon is 70 meet on The lith Of this
month and the Wing cOuvsntiOn on the Is.b
% nominate candi dates for Delegate 10 Con.
yres.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-07

CHRISTIAN MAGAZINE. The June number Of
this periodical has been received. This mum.
Der closes the first volume Of the magazine
The new volume commences with July. Any
person obtaining Eve subscribers will be en-.
titled to copy gratis. The publisher has
on hand 150 complete sets of the first volume,
which he sayshe intends to have handsomely
bound in embossed cloth and shall offer them
for 81 Is per copy, he paying the postage.
The magazine is published monthly at 81 90
per annum. Address John Boggs, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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STOVE DEPOT
NEe lie !" EsrE
lDALH n D W. I n u
DEALER IN


DEALER IN
coRPER, TIN, BRASS, AND IRON WARE,
One door Vest Of the "Indian Queen House, "Gndim
rnediatety East Of ths"PattOn Houss, 4ainS
CARROLLTON, N,....................OH OHIO.
Having removed from my old stand west of the Ex-
change to the above named place. and having on hand
large ssorment of Cook, Parlor, Franklin and Heat
ing Stoves, Plain and Fancy Crates, Firefrouts Tea
Kettles, ad mons &C. l embrace this opportr.I,v a
returning my thanks tony numerouscu surers and the
public generally for the hbe-s, patronage thew have
bestowed me, and anrvunee that am again at their
service ana am determined to sell little lower than
Sny Other estahlshmentn this place or elsewhere.
keep constantly on hand full supply of the above
enumerated articles, together with excellent selec-
ton of Chain Pumps, Metal Pumps and Hollow ware
of all descriptions Call and see for yourselves.
COPPER TIN, SHEET IRON, AND BRASS WARE
Manufactured order and mending DONE the short
est notice. House Spoung in all its branches prompt
ly executed A constant supply of Copper and Brass
Kettles and superior qusty Of tin kept on hand,
which will sell low for cash. or approved country pro-
duce in hand Persons desiring to purchase anything
in my line will do well to give call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as am determined not to be undersold
by any. n. L. BEST.
March 22--'55. If.
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Neru Gpetial Notices.

tB HooAand's German Bitters, prepared and sold BY
Dr. Jackson at the German Medical Store 100 Arch Ct
Philadelphia, daily increase in their well deserved ce
ebrty, for the of all disease arising from derange
ment Of the liver These bitters have indeed proved
blessing to the afflicted who show their gratitude by the
most hattering testimonials. This medicine has estab
shed for itself that competitors, however willy
their schemes or seductive their promises cannot reach
1t gained the public confidence by the immense benefits
that have been derived from it, and wlever maintain
its position.
Sold by DR., O. A. Beogel, CarrolltOn, Ohio.
May Sl-2w.
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THE VERY BEST BARGAINS
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
TuE Rooh LATLLY occUrlFD prD uEIsrrR

THE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED BT D MEIsTER
The undersigned hereby informs the citizens of this
place and surrounding country that he is nov receiving
and opening stock Of fashionable Ready. made
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHiNG
which he offers to bis friends and customers at lower
prices than such articles ever we're exhibited in this
place heretofore.
Having made a connection with one Of the best hous-
es in the city he is enable TO receive supplies every
week. thus offering to purchasers the important advan
tage Of having continually new fresh fashionable and
cheap assortment to make their selections FROM 10 their
certain satisfaction.
The public therefore respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves Here is the place for bar
gains. The motto is CHEAP for CASH Quick sales and
small profits. S. SHWABACKER. AGENT. .
CarrOlllon, April R6, '55.-tf.
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SHERIFFS SAFE.

Luke Davis administrator
OF J. NJ Davis, deceased, By virtue Of two execa-
vs. tons, issued from the C1uIt
James MeGinty; also Of Common Pleas Of Car.
A. W. Morrison, VS. same. roll county, 0dio, AID 70
me directed, | viii ogef
for sale at the door Of the Court House, in the tom
Carfolton, in said county of Carroll. Ohio,
On Saturday, the 10th day Of June next, 50,
the following described real estate, situate j.
the county OF Carroll and State Of 0bio to wit Pas-
oil the kouth West Quarter Of Section Fseaty. y.l.as
township Fourteen, range Fcar-containing one h1l-
dred and twenty acres of land. Appraised az s,5e3-
90. Terms cash. J. Il. WHlrCRAFT, Sher,h,
May II, 1855. pr fee > 90.
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LrouoRs.--Dr. G. A. BOegel, of this place,
has choice assortment of Liquors which he
sells for medical purposes. Amongst his stock
will be found Old Cognac and 4th proof Brandy
Old Port, Sweet, and Claret Wines Old
Monongahela Rye Whiskey, &c. In the sales
Of his liquors, the Doc. is governed by tbs
Laws of Ohio, except as to prices, which
will doubtless be at such figures as will be sat.
isfaciory to purchasers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-07

Com BOOE.--Msssr. Pierce 4 Nelson. Of
Cleveland. have just issued their complete Coin
Book. The first number is on our table. His
chart containing accurate fac-similes Of ali
the coins now in circulation, embracing those
Of every country with which the United States
has intercourse. This book Is issued from the
Office Of the Cleveland Bank Note Reporter
Price Ist cents per copy.
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EAE EE"
Il A n & | n G \ 4.

WE are now receiving one of the largest and
W best selected stocks Of Wall Papers and Borders
ever before offered Our stock is ali new this Spring
and comprises the lates and best STYLE Il consists in
part Of Hall papers OF and beautiful designs Par
lor, Dining Room aud Chamber Papers, in every va
riety of style and quality.
Gilt Silver Velvet and common Borders Of new
styles
Transparent Window Shades. Fig'd and Plain with
Putnams Patent Fixtures; Plain Green Blue and Fig
Window Blinds and FirebOzrd Screens in great variety
Of patterns.
With an extensive assortment to select FROM and os
prices We expect to please those who NAV give US 8
call. McDOWFJi, 4 20
Booksellers, Stationers and Paper Dealers,
Market Street Steubenville, Ohio
March Is, 1855. tt.
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re- When Machaon, the Greek Physician
Eas slain, Homer said Of him, "a good Physi-
clan is worth as much as whole army
Then good medicine like Ayers Cathar tic
Pills, is worth great deal more because it
cures as well, works wider, and lasts longer
The circle of the best Physicians labor must
be narrow, while such remedy is available to
all-can be had by every body, and is worth
having.
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WATCH MAKING.

WATCH MAKING.
SEND on YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens Of Carroton and Carroll
county that they have their Watches repaired in the
best manner and on short notice, by sending them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA. --
have for sale good assortment of Geld and Silver
Watches Clocks and JeWery OF all kinds, gold TAp.
ViOlins, and almost everything usually found In Jewel
~ store Ny shop in the centre Oiock Immediately ad
joining "Espied Exchange"
Vld Gold and SILVER wanted in exchange for work of
goodss, Watches can be left at the residence Of Mr.
Wash Butler Carrolton Ohio and win be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Give
us trial. MORGAN BUTLER
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1853.
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Money Wanted.

T would take this method of requesting those
l. indebted TO me, TO call and pay their sew.
eral accounts and notes. quick as possible, as am
anxious to leave here as soon as can, and as have
nothing to keep me here only the collection Of my &C.
counts, will receive it great favor if my friends
viii call soon. 1t saot my desire to be compelled to
sue any person. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN II. BRA CKIN,
OF tie late firm Of Cummings L Brackin,
April 5, 1856 IT,
N. B. All accounts notes not paid soon will be left
or collection
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ORDINANCE

For the Suppression Of Slaughter Houses in the ncor
porsted village of OarrOlbon, Carroll county, Ohio.
Section l. Be it ordained BY the. Mayor, Recorder
and Trustees of the incorporated village at Carr0t0h,
persons shall be permitted 70 keep within the ncopoIa
ted limits Of said village, any Butcher Shop, Slaughter
House. or other place. FIXTURE or structure for the pur
pose Of sughterng eat e, sheep, hogs, calves any
other animal therein or thereAt.
Sec. 2. That if any person or persons shall yoint
any Of the provisions OF the foregoing section Of sh
ordinance, shall, upon conyetion thereof re hned 3
the fret offence i've dollars and the cost Of pFosecuno
and ten dollars and the prosecution for each
eeeding offence.
Sec. 8. This ordinance to take effect from and afles
is publication. Passed May ., 1858.
Attest, Gao. w. HEMNG, GEO. BEATTY,
Boro' Recorder. 3fayor.
May 10, l865.-3v,
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;loURSAL OF EDucATToE.-The June number
Journal is before US, as usual, 6lled to
~. -. - useful knowledge The Jour.
al ;" . -..,;'s., ~ ,oaIhly, under the auspices
nai u PuDhshed u Nsr., A...s.,;.
Of the Ohio State Tes. ssnS" ASSOCIATION at
One Dollar per annum. As1nre's' ''N'""' u
Education, Columbus, Ohio.
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Bus1Nzss. Wheat is still to be found in che
market at two dollars and two ten per busheL
The fair prospects ahead in the coming har-
vest, have caused the holders on of old wheat,
toilet go at the renumeratve prices. Wool is
coming into market at fair prices, ranging from
95 cents to 81 cents per pound. Business Ii
vsns ap these. days all classes are rejoicing in
the good G4ae coming.
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Ez- OLD SORES, ULCERS, ss..as all eruptons and
diseases arising om ar impure or depraved state Of the
Diooa' See TIE extraordinary cure ofWm. G. HarWood
h.gnIy respectable citizen Of Richmond, Va by Car
ters Spanish Mixture. he had ulcers and Of the
worst description, and finally got bad he was unable
to walk except on crutches. few bottles of Carter'a
Spanish Mixture, the great blood purifier, cured him.
rheumatism, bad effects OF murcury and palms. and ul
GERS Of the bones and joints.
See advertisement.
June Z, I'm.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

| NEw YoRK. June 2.
The steamship Star Of the West, from ssr
Juan, arrived 1his evening about 81 o'clock
with nearly half million Of specie and 500
passengers.
She brings San Francisco dates 10 Oh nit
Among the principal cOnsignees Of specie ar,
Wells. Fargo & Co.. $4,000 sslsemsu &
Co.. $4,000; Drexsl d Co., $4,000
Nssrlbuse & Co, 10000 dollars.
Trade had undergone no important change
The news Of the failure Of Page q Bacon wau
received May LIST, and on the End. Page, Ba.
con d Co.. closed their doors. after paying OuI
..A0, 900 dollars. The concern eannOt resume
s.v.,.,, mercantile failures had taken place in
oon..au.., he mos. important of which vas
~ c - q Co., for 96s. 900 dollars;
Mennald. CurpanA a yo,L < 600 doIl.--
divided as follows. New '0'A' 0.OOO collars uNn
San Francisco, $4,000 dollars -'Op', 80 ,oo
600 dollars. Assets set down at abOs,'' -H'c' :,
600 dollars. Losses IN one year 500, 900 10.
lars. The failure. it is allsdged, has been oc-
casioned BY the decline of real property and
the general depression in business.
The United States Mint resumed coming on
the 9th Of May. The amount Of dust received
same day was 900 ounces, and of silver g..
900 ounces.
Legislature adjourned the stb. Nothing
farther ofimpOrtance had been done.
Col. Walkers EXPEDITION sailed on the 9Th
destination unknown.
Extensive iorgeries had made much excite
nent in Honolulu.
The clipper ship Churman had sailed for
New York with 1900 tons of -four and grain,
about the LIST. OfMsy.
The paper Of Page & Bacon was selling at
discount.
The emigration society to Sonora has been
broken up by international dscOrds, and is con-
'idered dsfunct.
A Jesuit College is to be established in San
Francisco
Considerable excitement exists at San Bur. |
iaraino, IN consequence Of gold mines being
discovered in that city. et..
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D
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RT A late California paper mentions duel
which was fought between Yankee and an
Engishmap IN dark room. The Yankee not
wishing to have blood on his hands, fred his
pistol up the chimney, and to his horror down
came the Englishman.
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NOTICE.

The creditors Of JoAS PEARcE, Esq. deceased, are
hereby notified that the Gath day May d. D. 1906
the Probate Court of Carroll county, Ohio declared the
Estate Of said John Pearce, insovent creditors are
therefore required to present their claims against the
estate, to the undersigned for allowance within six
months from the time of the above date they will not
be entitled to payment. VAN BROWN;
Adm'r j. PeaIee.
CarrOlltOn, o. May 81, '65--lw. pr fee rs
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Tailoring.

TlHE undersigned would respectfully inform
i the citizens of Carrollton and vicinity, that
he has opened out tailor shop, in the room formerly
occupied by N. Burger as hat Store, on Main Street.
where he is prepared to execute all work in his line up
the shortest notice. and in the most approyed style
Please give him a call. DAVID NJ nXS0N.
April g. 1856 ly.
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SUICIDE. "A man by the name Of Toner in
Nottingham township. Harrison county, Nas
found, on FridsY,the 18th, hanging to beam a
short distance from his residence. II is suppo-
sed that he must have been hanging there from
the previous Monday, as his body was in such
a state of putrifcation, that it was impossible
to bury him decenty. 1t was taken down in
sheet and buried on the spot.
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SMALL Pox.-Our town has been visited by
a few cases Of small pox. BUTT is now sub
siding This diseasedFas brought into our midst
by one of our citizens, B. Meister, who paid
Pittsburgh visit during its prevalence there.
Outside of Meister's family, who had the dis
ease in mild form, called by physician vsriO-
loid, there has not been single case, except
Milton Abrahims. who caught the small pOx
from Meister before it was known what was re-
ally the matter with him.