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EE The Belgian consul in New York, Mr..
Munger, has taken in hand tho case of the
Belgian convCts landed from the ship RoCh
ambeau, now in the city prison, preparatory to
sending them back to prevent their becoming
public charge. He has had a correspon.
dence with Mayor Wood, and signifies his in,
Ienton to fnd them employment,
Mayor Wood replied. that he will release
the parties on the Consul's giving boLd that
they shall not become public charge.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll Co,
Court of Common Pleas,
In Partition.
Robert b. Crooks
VS..
Elizabeth B. Foster


To Elizabeth B. Foster, Of Tuscarawas county Ohio;
Joseph Baker and Martha his wife of Nebraska Terri.
tory Barbara Adane Lancaster, Sarah Ellen Lamaster,
and Cornelius Lamaster, of Adams County Indiana
You will take notice that on the l4h day of Decem-
Der A. D. 1854, Robt. Il. Crooks, filed Petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio wnere
the same is now pending, demanding Partition of the
following premises situate in Harrison Township, Carroll
county Ohio to wit the west half of the south west
quarter of Section twenty-five (22) in Township 6f
teen l5) Of Range six (6,) containing seventy nine
acres more or less:-beng tract OF which Josiah
Foster, decd. died seized. And that he will demand
Partition to be made of said premises as follows to
himself the seven tenths part Ito Elizabeth Foster
one tenth part and to the children of Lucinda Lamas,
ter to wit Martha Baker, inter married with Joseph
Baker, Barbara Adalne Lamaster, Sarah Ellen Lamas
ter and Cornelius Lamaster, the remaining one tenth
part said premises At the next term of the Court an
application will be made by the said Petionerfor an Or
der that Partition may be made &c. of said premises
VAN BROWN, Atty. for Plf.
fao
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ture to grant them relief. But we doubt much
whether relief would be granted them, in the
particular they desire. We presume if any
change would be made it would be stronger.
Yet. We believe the present law altogether suf-
6eient If properly carried out
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ROAD NOTICE.

There will be petition presented to the Commission
of Carroll county at their March session. 1885, pray
ing for view to be had in order to make an alteration
in the road leading from Augusta in Carroll county, o.
to Hanover in Columbana comfy, Ohio as follows to
wit Commencing at the cross roads on the land of
John Shaw sen, thence nOrtherly direction west Of
the old road to the north line of the land of John Shaw
Jun thence TO or near the northwest corner of james
Il. Chambers land thence along the north line until
it reaches the northeast of said land thence the
nearest aud best route until it nersects the old road be.
low Winders' Hill. MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb. l-'55. I'd.
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A. w. MORRISON,

TTORNE AT Law,
HAS resumed the practice of the law. He
III will particularly attendto the sett emen of estates
by Executors, Administrators, and Guardians for which
his ae experience in the Probate Court amply qualities
him. All other bushes s o.! professional character en-.
trusted to his care, in this and the adjoining counties
will be attended to with prompude and fidelity.
OFFICE-Iu the 70 m opposite the west front Of the
Court House, heretofore occupied by j. H. Trip Esq
TFeb l6-'55l
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EE The Sandman frigate Des Geriss,
which recently arrived at New York with q
large number of pauper emigra1ts on board.
who were forbidden by the U. S. Government
a landing, has been permitted to come up into
the quarantine and anchor, until enquiries are
made as to the character of the emigrants on
board and determination came to, as to what
further action is necessary.
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bUCKEYE CARD WRITER.

THE undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the Citizens Of Carrolton and the rest Of
mankind" that he preparedt execute address cards.
business cards, complimentary cards, &c. These cards
are gotten up in copper plate STYLE aud are far superior
to any printed cards. Terms low. All orders from a
distance must be addressed to VIM. Mccoy, Carolton
Ohio who will make kRown my terms, receive money,
and forward cards /. ULMAN.
Carrollton, O. Feb l6, 1855.
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New RIFLE.-J. G. Howe, of Milwaukee,
has lately invented breech loading rifle, which
shoots twelve times a minute, throws bali
a mile and half, and at forty yards drives
one thirteen inches into solid pine. Yam
keedom is increasing its art.
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he Greek Slave.

On Venus BACcHAKTE HEBE FLORA,
With Bronze Stauettes and several hundred Magnificent
Oil Paintings
For full particulars see Illustrated Catalogues which
are sent Free on application to all parts Of the country
Address G. L. DERBY, Actuary G. A. & L. A.
Knickerbocker Magazine Office, S4s Broadway, N. Z.
Or 1865 Water ST Sandusky, O.
Feb. 1916. 2w.
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GV- On the sOth ult., the engine house and
machine shop Of the Buffalo and Brantford
r. R. company was consumed by FIRE. There
were FIVE locomotivesin it, which were not in.
sured- not known how much injured. The
the building was partially insured. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000. The FIRE originated in the
oil room,
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AcQprrTED.--of the one hundred engaged
in the Liquor destruction, at Mt. Pleasant,
near Cincinnati, thirty were females, twenty
three of whom were among the arrested
When women turn Temperance lecturers, and
aid by their efforts to stop the unhOly traf-
fc, the cause triumphs. All were acquitted,
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K. KNIGHT.

TTORNE Alta ",
LEEsBuRGH, GH,,...............C CARROLL Co. O.
WILL promptly attend to all the business that
w may be inrusted to him, 10 Carroll, Harrison and
Tuscarawas counties.
Feb. S-55.l
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LEY Mr.. VIM. NJ. McGucker, Teller in the
Ocean Bank, New York, indicted for embfE-
zling $4,000 from that institution, was on the
9TH inst, .bailed out of prison in the sum Of
$4,000.
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"A man named Williams, alias Harris, was
arrested at Toledo, on the 9th inst, for the
robbery Of Michigan Central Railroad bag.
gage car Of trunk containing four thousand
dollars worth of Bank Notes, belonging to s
N. Smith, Of New York.
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TAYLOR ExEoUTED,-John J, Taylor, was
executed at Ghlena, on the leth ult.; for the
for the murder Of his wife. About ten thou
sand persons were present, He spoke nearly
an hour, protesting his innocence, and blam.
ing liquor as the cause of bis sufferings.
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ET The New York Tribune estimates that
six thousand dollars was paid for shoveling the
snow, for distance Of three hundred miles,
from before fifty thousand houses in that city
aftoy the recent snow storm.
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM BUSLER.

Notice hereby given that the undersigned has bean
appointed and qualified Administrator the estate ef
William BuSer deceased, late Of Carroll county Ohio
JOHN BROoKa
Jan. 1856 3W,
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ET The amount of drafts registered in
the Treasury department during the FIVE weeks
ending on the Sd inst, reached 50, 4,458, ,5l6 IS
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FURs FURSlI 100000 SKINS.

WISHING to purchase large quantity Of
W iurs Of all iptions from the 0ppJssum to the
finest red Fox. The undersigned will be found at the
hat shop formerly occupied oy N. Burger decd. on
every Saturday, from till the first Of April where he
win give the highest prices, for gray and red Fox, OpOs
sum, Mink, Musk, Otter &c.,
WILLIAM GANTz,
Carroltor, o. Feb. l-'55. 3w.
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state Of Ohio, Carroll COun.y,T $.
OrrIcE OF TnE JUpeE OF PROBATE, |

[
CarrolltOn, Feb is, 1855. {
THE following accounts of Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in this office, and are
set for hearing on Monday, the l2th day of March
A D. 1856, at o'clock r NJ OF said day, and vii be
continued from day to day until all disposed of the
fling and pendency Of which Accountants and others
will take notice, viz:
Final account of Jno. B. Moody and David Moody
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}. II. CRoxToN. JNO A. BrNGH
JOHN III, CROXTON.

4 ttorney and COuHIstlOT at Lar,
WILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted tn his care, in Carroll County or else
where. Office immediately opposite the west door Of be
Court House, Carrolton, Ohio.
Gg The legal services Of John A. Bingham, Of Cadiz,
Ohio may be procured by the retention oItha above
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-28
NEBRASKA AND KANSAS.

While Col. GENTRY was in Congress there were
various propositions brought forward to amend the
Constitution of the United States; one of which
was to so change the Constitution so as to enste q
bare majority to pass bill after it had been vetoed
by the President of the United States, which was
substantially striking the veto power from the Con-
sttution, and thereby destroying the chief protec-
ton and security that the South have against the
encroachments of the abolitionists upon Southern
institutions For which amendment to the Const-
tuition the Hon. NJ. P. GENTRY recorded his vote.
See House Journal, Sept 10th, lS4l, page 494.
Col GENTRY now refuses to give his opinion or
take position in reference to the Kansas and Ne
braska Territorial bill If Col GExrRY's amend
ment could be adopted as a part of the Constitu-
ton it would enable the abolitionists and know
nothings in the next Congress to repeal the Fugi-
live Slave law, restore the Missouri Compromise,
and repeal the Kansas and Nebraska bill, or to so
amend them as to exclude the int oduction ofslave-
~ oy persons emigrating to the Territories
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-28
FACT VS.. FICTION,

Gen. ZoILrcoFrER, in his speech as published in
the papers of this city, says:
"Seyen-tenths of your army, officers and soldiers,
are said 10 be ioreigners-a fourth of the sailors in
your Maryland ,32l out of 4 303 officers in the
various departments of the General Government
il ls54l-but these last figures / have not taken
the time to examine the Off .ial records to verify,
and therefore give what / see stated elsewhere"
Immediately preceding this statement, Gen.
ZoLucoFFER refers TO the Blue Book showing
that be has that book in his possession Now he
might have verified this statement, or have seen
that it is incorrect, by opening that book. He
ought, 10 common candor. to have done this He
owed it to his position not to send out such state
ment without stalking the time to verify it."
Gen. ZoLLIceFFER states that, of 1903 officers in
the various departments, 1921 were foreigners
which would leave but 982 native born citizens in
oficel He says he has not taken time to verify
the statement as fact. Now we say that the
Blue B0ok, quoted by Gen. ZoLLIcoFFER and the
shows that tho employees of the Government are
IS follows: -.
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arrr1ss AT LAwRENcEpuRa.


On Saturday, 22d June, a large aud respec table
portion of The whig and Democratic cisiseas of
Lawrence county, having assembled at Lawrence
burg, ON motion OF Col A. s. ALEXANDER, W. J.
BuoHAEAs, ESQ.,, was called to the Chair, and COL
P. A. 0 HAWKINS, appointed Secretary.
Col B. M. MOORE being called upon, briefyex
planned the object Of the meeting, and offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Ambitious and designing politicians are
endeayoring, through the agency ola secret poIit-
cal oath bound society, to engraft upon our Ma
tional and State Government, doctrines which we
believe are anti Republican and dangerous to the
peace, prosperity and happiness of our country,
therefore be it
Resolved That this meeting is opposed to all Sc
cret political oath-bound associations, and believe
them to be dangerous to our Republic, contrary to
the genius of our frse institutions and destructive of
the liberties of the people. oa
Resolved, That, having read, with pleasure, the
able and eloquent letter OF the Hon. JAMES 9.
JONES, as well as many others from the pen of the
Hon. A. O. P. NICHOLSON, upon the subject of
address the people of Lawrence and partake with
them Of public dinner at Lawrenceburg, at any
time that may suit their convenience, between the
4th and 25th OF July.
RESOLVED, That the Chairman appoint Marshals
of the day and Committees Of Invitation and Ar
ragemeuts.
RESOLVED, That the citizens of the adjoining coun-
ties be requested to participate with on the oc
cason. 1IJ& 2
On motion, the Chairman was added to the Com
mittee Of Invitation. ~
1t was further
RESOLVED, That the editors of the Nashville
UNION and the Columbia Herald be requested to
publish these proceedings.
Narshals.-Gen. R. Fl. Allen, Col. Moon, Col. B.
N. Moore, and COL JAS Stribbling. @
Committee Of Aavitation-Wm. Chaffin, Jacob
Springer, s. A. Carroll, and the Chairman.
Committee of Arrungsmats-G R n Allen
Thos Scott Hardy Claton, John Fondreu, Alder
son, John Lynun, Thos T Christian, Booker Bally,
A Marlborough, Col James Stribling Green B.
Davis, Peter Scott, A P Walden, Isaac W Afford
VIM Calehan, Hill Burlison, Jacob Pennington,
Henry Reddle, Adresn Childres, H Alley, IL
Dobbins WAJones Benz Williams, VIM Chat
fin, John B Stribling, VIM Pullin, Jas II Evans
Herrin, VIM Akin, Wesley Appleton, W P
81 Turner, VIM Conner, Solomon Springer, James
Scott Jonas Crues, VIM Childres, John Davis,
N Bettenburg A A Ried, James Turnbow, John
Morrow, John B. Kitchens, William Oliver, jr,
Thomas J Kelly, David Riddle, Philip Blake, Will
son Norman, John Anderson Stephen, Busbey and
Thos Spencer. 4s
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
2tc1t.r W. J. Buchanan, Chm'n
P, A. o. HAWKINS. Sec'y.
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lAdvertisementl

THE POETRY OF PHYSIC.--DOses have always been
associated in minds with wry faces and medicine has
seemed from ths days of childhood another word for
nausea and disgust Its remedies were tie part of
sickness and pain not hard to bear the revolving
potions we compelled to swallow for It's relief DIR.
Ayers preparation heralds another HIS Cherry Pee
tors is like honey the tongue, and healing balm the
stomach. His Pis Try then-they are sweet morsels
to the sse and glide over the palate but the
energy although wrapped up is there and strikes with
telling force TO the very foundations Of Onen
matt Citizen o.
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We have not taken the time to count the names
Of the officers of the army, and of the post mas
ters But We assert that the proportion Of foreign
ers employed in those capacities is not greater than
those in the other Offices. We invite Gen ZoLLI.
GOLFER to verify the statement by the Blue Book
in his possession, and to correct his own statement
He owes this correction to the people he repre-
sents.
Of the one or two hundred consuls and CONNER
ciai agents in foreign ports, the proportion OF for
eigners is greater for the simple reason that these
officers depend upon fees, which, in most cases are
too small to tempt our own citizens to acce pit them
They are consequently filed by foreign merchants
But in all cases where our citizens want them or
viii accept them they are preferred.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-28
A PALTRY HUMBUG.

Brownlow's IEhg has started story about there
being an organization of Sag Nichts in this State,
and publishes letter, which he says was addressed
by I'D. Espirie," of Nashville, to somebody in An
derson county, in which the form of an oath is fur
nished. We cannot hear of any person named D.
Espirie in Nashville, and we have no doubt that
if such letter was received in Anderson county,
it was written by some know-nothing here for the
purpose of being used as the Wig is using it. The
forms Of oaths given ore enough of themselves to
show any man of sense and honesty that they are
false and fraudulent. Here is one of the oalhs:
81, A B, of my own free will and accord in
presence OF these witnesses do solemnIy promise
and swear that ] am in favor of this Association
and that l will not vote for Know Nothing if l
- know the same, and that will vote only for good
Democrat That ! will favor the foreign born and
Romanist, thereby gaining their votes as well as
their well wishes.
! furthermore promise and swear, that will
not tell any of the secrets of this Order further
more promise and swear, that / will tell that the
know-Nothings are Williams, and that | will vote
tor member of this Order, whether believe he is
faithful or not. So help me God"
ere is what is called the oath of the second
degree:
81, A. B., pray that God may strike me with i'm
becility and madness when cease to oppose Know
Nothingism! May heaven overwhelm me with its
thunders when / cease to hate the Orderl Nav
the anger OF God, of Peter and Paul. and of Wash
ington, Jefferson, and Jackson, fall upon me in this
world, and be my punishment in the next, if cease
10 war upon this elEconstituted American party
May the whole universe revolt against me. if
cease to be regular contributing member of this
Society May the earth swallow me up alive. if
prove unfathfu to my solemn vows MAY NV
name perish from the memory of man, if | ever
vote for Wing or Democrat who favurs Know
Nothingism! And may nay flesh be boiled, roast
ed, baked, fried, beat and hashed by savages, if
stay away from the ballet-box on the day of an
election, when Know Nothing is a canddate!"
We say that this whole thing is contemplate
know-uothrg fraud gotup to divert attention from
the know-nothing oaths. Neither of the know
nothing papers in this city will that they be-
ieve there is any association here administering
such oaths. And none but fool can be deceived
by such a fraud.
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OUR CORRESPONDENCE
Sparta. Tenn. June %.

SPARTA, Tenn, June %.
MKsRs. EDIroRs-Dear Sirs: The candidates for
Governor spoke here o-day. Johnson made one
of his best efforts, and 'ocatsd" his competitor in
a manner very uncomfortable to him. Il need not
give you the positions occupied by either; they are
already before the public. 1t is enough 70 say, that
he Gained decided victory. Oar friends were
never in better spirits, since L have been an OBJ
server. They are united to a man, and confident
of victory. Set downa gain for johnson in this
county, without doubt Every democrat has bis
spirits up At every point at which 1 have heard
them, Johnson has triumphed. @ 4.
Col. Gentry talks well, but his cause is so
wretchedy bad, that it gives him great deal of
trouble to sustain it. -
l am sir, your friend, B.
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