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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-26
List of Gifts.


100 Clay, lU0 10000
100 Webster 400 10 600
100 Calhoun. 100 lC DOC
5oclesani Oil Paintings, in splendid
gut frames. size 3x4 Ii each, 100 5000
l00eieganl Oil Paintings, 2x3 /, each, so 5000
5o0sieefpiate Engravings, brilliantly
colared in OIL, rich gilt frames,
a4x30 in. each, 10 5000
10000 elegant steeiplate engrayings,
co1oIed in oil, Of The Washington
Monument, 20x26 In. each, 10000
237 900 steel plate engravings, from
leo different plates now in posses
session OF ard owned By the Art
lists Union OF the market value Of
from so cents In 81 each. III ,Oe0
firs,-ciass Dwelling in 3lst street,
New York city, 1900
% Building Lots in 100 and lOlst sis,
N. Y. city, each s5xi08 II deep. al 1000 22,000
100 Villa Sites, containing each To-
600 square feet, in the suburbs OF
New York city, and commanding
magnificent view OF the Hudson
river aud Long Island Seand, al 500 $4,000
20 perpetual! loans ot cash, without
infarr 81 fsr MI T1sa On Oh
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q "a rye assortRlent of Classical, Theoloai.
cal, Miscellaneous, Medical and SCHOOL
BOOKS. Americas, English, and French
Stationery, atlwholesale or retail. BLANK
BOOKS ofevelt description on hand OF ms dc
to order. -
tE5@ Old Books rebound, in plain or Ella
CANT style. Merchants, School Committees.
Teachers, Sc, supplied on the most liberal
terms. ljuiy s. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-26
American Artists Union +!
TIVE American Artists Union.

Il would respectfully announce to the citizens
of the United States and the Canadas, that for
the purpose II cultivating taste for the fine arts
throughout the country. and with a view OF
enabling every family 10 become possessed Of
gallery Of Engravings,
By the FRS; Artists Of the Age,
They have determined, in order to create an
extensive safe for their En2ravings, and thus
not only give employment TO a large number OF
artists aud others, bat inspire among our coun-
trymen taste for works OF art, to present 10 The
purchasers oil their engrayings, when $4,000 Of
which are sold,
.Oll GIETN af The Aefnai rnst Of Sl5n.0ll.
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! ,tts PFOsseudng Attorney has
seer abiigsd 70 dismiss most of them, bv rea.
sen Of the failure n ne examining otRcer in
properly getting up tie papers. A ltils care
and prudsnoe viii care this evil. Justices Of
Ihe Peace and Mayors should be very careful
to adhere strictly to the Statute in sueh eases.
and not set up their views Of common sense and
justice against The provisions Of thslsv. The
law is a stubborn thing and viii have It's way,
their opinion to the contrary notwithstanding,
Let lime. to carefully examine the Jaw and pre-
pare tie papers, be taken. and The Prosecuting
Attorney viii not be 50 often obliged to dismiss
eases, to save the expense Of a trial, and the
certainly Of decision against him.
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Libel SvH.-The libel sui; between Gill ol
the Patri0., and Hartshorn Of The Buckeye, II
which Gill was prosecutor vas tried by the
Probate COurl Of cOlumbisua couhsy. .last week.
and was disposed Oi At the sosls o. The countv.
This contest was Of personal character. se.
tween these two gentlemen, fOl certain libel
Gus articles, as charged by plaintiff. written
and published iu the Buckeye state, during the
campaign O last fall,which a,raigned The char.
acar Of Mr.. Gill, who 10 yindication there o.
brought suit against the defendant and Mr. r..
c. Wilson.
We learn from the Patriot that the case win
have another hearing At the May term Of thai
cOfFt. Wssrs sofrI TO see such things exist
between our bretbren Of the press.
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~ Zen lines or Isss Of 4olid Bleyier nIll Be COZ


l. Subscribers who do not give notice 10 the contra
~ are onsdsrsd Wishing continue their subsctp
sian. n Z
= ~ subscribers order the discontnuance Of theI
papers the publisher Hsy continue to SEND them untf
al arr taFages are paid. -
= II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their Dc
Rade Gals fom the Office 20 which they are directed the
are hsd responsible ill they have sealed The bill spd
ord cred them discontinued.
q. II subscribers remove to other places without in.
toVmg the publishers and the papers are sent to bs
former direction, they are held responsible 8
o The Courts have decided that refusing to take
pspen from the Office, or removing and leaving them
unsaed for Is prina acia evidence t intentional fraud
- Postmasters woo notify spublishcr that news.
paper s not taken from the Office are rsau ed to give
he reasen why they are not taken cut (See Post or
Aes Instructions aud Laws.
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Examining Coarts,

We observe that a great number Of the ca
see which have been brought before the Pro.
bsts Courts Of the different counties. have been
dismissed ou The ground that the proceedings
before the examining Courts. were fatally de.
lsetive. Great eare-should be taken that the
papers upoa ~hieb such cases are sent up,show
tbs offence against the provisions of The Stat
ute. which should be clearly shewn npon the
face Of The affidavit and warrant. Unless ibis
is show1, the defendants will be discharged. -,
a majority Of the cases brought before The Pro.
bale Court OF this county have been dismissed
for want ofproper eare,in ihe examining Court.
60 properly set forth The Oifsaee upon the face
OF tne papers. In this, as well as other com
lies, violations Of the liquor Law have been at.
tended with arrests and the defendants bound
o appear before the Probate Court for trial
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Our readers will remember that soon aher
Rosetta was restored to her guardian, Van
slyke, she was rearrested by Robinson, the U.
3. Marshal, aud, as he refused 10 give up the
girl. another writ Of habeas corpus was issued
by Judge Parker. and the hearing upon it was
had on Monday Of last week. In answer to
the question upon what authority he held Ro.
sslta, the Marshal, through his attorney Pugb,
answered that be held ber by virtue Of the
warrant issued By Commissioner Pendery -
that he did not recognize the right Of the Court
TO act in the premises that he refused to
bring Rosetta into Court, and intended to re-
lain her In his possession. This answer was so
palpabls case of contempt that Judge Parker
ordered the Sheriff to put the Marshal into
jail till he would comply with the demand to
produce Rosetta. Thereupon the Marshal was
very properly marched of to ja:. A writ Of
babeas corpus was issued from Judge N Leans
Court in favor of Robinson, and argued on
Tuesday, the Srd inst, before the Judge, by
George &. Pugh. for Robinson ard Messrs.
Chase. Walker, snd Jolliffs on the opposition.
Judge Mclean gave bis opinion on Wednes-
day, the next morning. He decided that,
while the case was pending before the Com
missioner, the State Courts have no authority
to issue habeas corpus. The action on habe
As corpus in Columbus before Judge Jamison,
II conclusive, could have been urged before
the Commissioner. But 1t was not settled
question whether hsbeas corpus decision is
conclusive upon other courts. The act of 1850
makes the U. s. Commissioner court to ex.
anime cases arising under The fugitive slave
Law. Aa the State courts had no jurisdiction
while The case was pending before The Com
missioner, the Marshal was justified in refus-
jng to produce Rosetta. He was guilty Of no
contempt, and vas thereqpon discharged
On Tuesday morning. the srd inst, at 10
o'clock, Commissioner Pendery delivered his
opinion in the case OF the Reverend Mr.. Dem
ison. and bis claim of Rosetta as o fugitive
slave. Hs said the act of DIR. Miller 10 bring
ing her to okio vas the same in its eifOot as
ifshe had been brought here BY Mr.. Denison
that there was no "escape, from slave
ssste that the decisions were uniform, that
Shere The slave Is brought into free State ny
the voluntary Lct oil The owner. this act is a
grant Of freedom, and freedom once being OBJ.
tanned, Il could not again be lest.
The Commissioner seems to have taken a
proper view Of The case. and has rendered a.
correct decision in the premises. The decision
was feesived by strong demonstration of ap.
piause from the audience. So the Slave Girl
i free. Whoever, then, tresds the soil Of Ohio
b free by tbs Law Of Ohio. All right
Mr. Van slyke. with Rosetta In charge, ar.
rived 1t Columbus on Wednesday. the 9Th
inst, frem Cincinnati. They were received a,
mid the applause Of over 500 persons al the
depot, Oh their arrival ..e.....
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PEEIrENrIlRY RrRSEp Louisville, March
2a.-Ihe State Penilentiary at Nashville Tenn
Is 10 ruins The fire broke out at 5 O'Clock in
the morning, in the cabinet depots Of the Pen.
itentary. The ere spread with great rapidity:
IN q short time The portion of the buildings
set ASIDE for the different branches of trades
became burning mass. The east wing Of
tne building then caught fre. and is SO much
damaged as to render it useless. The cells
we're thrown open. and the prisoners conveyed
to an enclosure inside the walls. One convict
named Oonnor. was smothered to death. I. Not
single prisoner escaped. AlIthe tools in the
dItfe rent shops were destroyed, as well as all
the work being Manufactured. The loss
is estimated at'SlU0, Ooo.ep, gss y tui -
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.NelftI. .NehAnl.

Tihe undersigned respectfully lnlorma The
i izens Of CarroIIton and vieiaity. that be VII
open SELECT SCHOOL. 10 the above uhmed village
to commences oa Monday The 9TH Of Nay next, Ia the
basem0ntetqry d the N. e Church.
Instructions IN plain aud ornamental Peumanship, In
o0aaeciioa wth he School By Nc. UlmAn-
Boarding can b had il private families, reasona-
BE erms. Il. !. WILLIAMS.
April 18th, ls65-5t-
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issue Of The warrant. the title thereto vests ii
his heirs st law in the same manner as red es.
tate ia the place Of the domicil OF the deceased
and can on Be assigned or located BY said
heirs.
Applications made by Indians must hs aaih.
enlicated according 10 the regulations 70 BE- pre-
seribed by the Commissioner Of IEdisn affairs
l. r. WALDO, Commissioners Of Pensions.
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WHITING SlHOOI..

THE undersigned would most respectfully M
/ form the eilizens of Carroton and vicinity,
that he vii cosneaee eOufse of lessons 10 he arc Of
PeamapsAip; on Tuesday he 18th dag Of April ls5e-
All pefsons wissing to avail themselves Of this opporto
ny, VIII please efve re their namessoon can accom-
modate hom As 70 90 sehOlars Il = saiaeisnl number
can be secured for an afternoon session, tney v be &C
commodated- vii have all % meet IN the
evening School to be held inths Canal street school
House. .E..+.......s. J. ULMAN,
April 18th, 1855. 3w
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Fifty men left Boston for Halifax on The
ssth ult.s evidently for the purpose of enlistinc
In the regimentfor the Crinea. The agent
said they were Railroad laborcrs.
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a -" EvA 7NnJa-wC.

~ II - "a IA a. Me
offer at private sale the following described premis
es, situate in Lee township Carroll county, Ohio TO
wit 80 acees of land 80 of which sunder good cul'
tivaton the balance we'll timbeted-oh whehis erea.
ted gool steam aud water gris aud saS mill; good
dwelling house and otherneeessary outbpldings also,
containing two good orchards. For particulars 'Equre
ofthe subscriber on the premises, If by letter, direct
(post paid) to Harlem Springs, Carroll Co., Chic.
MICHAEL BO0P.
March 90 ia65 sw. uaG rsgg,.s 5.ssf .t..tr
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Money Wanted.

- SsrPensers ~ sad ooOpers4 have fun assortnen
Cut, ohiseis, &C., &c. A K ROBINSON 4 ~
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.I REFERENCES,
Hon. W. l. Marcy Secretary Of State. g.
" Jefferson Davis, Secretary OF War.
J Q, Dobbin, Secretary Of the Navy.
9" J. Guthrie, Secy of thesrreasury.
h MoClelIand, See'y of the Interior.
/" Caleb Gushing, AttLrney General,
Col ~ Albert Typographical Engi, U. S. A.
1t Col S. H Long. /" :"
Col. +. $. Belton, Sd Artillery 20
And Public Officers generally.
April l2. 1855 es f.....s.. .............
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H+ lot"f Ten copies s" els VI 1l00
... ..r Twenty fve.copies one year 25, 90
To members of club, We viii send to any office or
change the post Office addiess. whenever rs4nested-
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retain for commission, all above The club prices, ard
fifteen per cent additionally. tss4 .ssa -
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attention oit viii be entitled to copy Of the lnst'uc
tor for one year. Back numbers supplied ... ..
Address, 0, N. HARTSH0RN, 81"
Mt Union, Stark Co., Ohio.
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= lookout for counterfeitd o. IS on the w Wes.
tern Reserve, Ohio, bank. They are altered
from is.
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ANNERY EOR SALE.

IHE undersigned offer for sale their Tsnnery,
situate IN Washington township, Carroll co. o., a.
bout miles north of Carrollton. The yard is exen-
sye and convenient aud hnildngs permanent. Thcle
u connected there with 81 Acres Of land on which Is
erected good frame dweing and uher necessary out
buildings Terms reasonable made to suit purchasers
Apply to Henry Richardson on the premises @
5"t eu HENRY RICHA RDSON.
! s-1.4.f - a..e HENRY HARSH
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PROSPECTUS.
t OF THE
Family s School Instructor,

A moh,hly Magazine Of forty pages published By the
officers aud students Of Mt Union Seminary aud deyo
ted to the three following objects:
FiasF-A Repository 81 Science aud Art, and of Lii
eFalurs, based only upon the Truth ard fight, andde.
veopng TO the successive steps Of his Progress 70
amore slofods Fstle sud toan Immortal Destiny.
SEcOSo The Un;led States luielestso of tue Family
and School.
Thf5D, The General Improvement ofSOtiety. No ar
tice wit be ioserted Of douhlel messly. We humby
trust to be able to furnish pcr"spenty interesting and
profitable matter suitable for budhg IN volume iorfu
ture realiBg. The deiseHleader and hinaer will be
furnished with muc.fel p aotieal instruction in the
single department Of TEACHING as commonly acquiF-
ed in qaartefs scheOlng.p As no one can be abso-
utey neutral in matters involving the cardinal interests
of our neghbor, so we shall strive to contribute to
pure, primitive christianity and to just and REPUBLICAN,
polly uUmxed With seotarianism dogmatisn tyranny
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rs hereby given that Land Warrant No SO, ,7s5
Ifor forty acres Of land issued under the act
Of Congress approved Sept, 2sth $50 10 Henry Miller
vas fraudulenlly obtained from him. and that Oayeal
has been enteredh the general Land Office to arrest the
issue Of patent thereon returned located and that
application will be made TO the Pension Office for Du.
pcate Of the sImo. HENRY MILLER,
April IL, 1885 CIV. By Geo +. Kennedy, his agent
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ESRE: 8 ANDRRso
Canton, Ohio.
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Town.hlp OFFICERS.

. township OiIlcers. --.L
We have received returns Of the township
Elections from all The townships IN The county,
except East and Perry We sabjoin a list OI
the officers elected. as returned 10 US.
AUGUSTA. aa SEP
Trustees, Jonathan Milbourne,
=. Andrew shsIne, g. F .ff
Edward Rutledge. 'r,og.
Clerk, Robert W ilsOn, CT s.t s--I
Treasurer, Levi Marshall,
Assessor joel Psnnock. raa ss H.
Constable, Jacob Whisner. ea g s- ~
- 5- ~t1-af
BROWN.
TAusTEEs- John O. WiDgate. Ls
Jacob s. Pottorf,
John Beckley.
CGERE.--Hugh NJ Thompson. sI
TREAsgRER.--AbnsrF Fshel. uJ sar
AssEssoR. s. Reed. .Eofszsazsaf
CoNsTABLKs.-J. A. Tabor,
"sI g "A Richards. s.e zE
s ----:o;-------- siEs5 30 fra
CENTRE. aa @
TRUsTEEs-Joseph Maffet, ~
George Moore, ...... ...fg-
"A" David Reehm, a5.lo ..---.
CLERE-Whliam Mccoy. s' r.fss
TREAsuREg Richard Ruuiop. rsFsiar
Assessor George Foutz. aa
CoNsrABLE--John,E ,Ebersole,
R. R. DREoEoRs--James Baxter, -.
a J. II. Tripp. sf
--U-- rE
FOX. Hr
TRUsTEEs- VIM. P McLsin, F7 q
q Columbus Adams, ....
t" james MeGinuess.
CLERK--R. G. Thompson. l
TRxAsuRER-Silas Potts. ..ts-
Assn. AND CoNsF-- Samuel Smiley,
JUsTIoE OF PEAoE--Daniel CLARK,
f HARRISON.
Trustees--John Dunlap, r. ......
Daniel Highland, H m
William Holmes. sa
Clerk-Robt. Crooks
Treasurer--Sam'l, a. Highland, ~.
AssessOr--Eli Grin. af..
Constable George w. Perry, +
LEE.
Trustees-Crawford Morehead,
s. Morgan Thompson, -...e.
Jonathan Lee.
Clerk-Henry W. Custer, .,...
Treasurer 7. Teller.
Assessor--James Brown,
Constable--Daniel Dowell,
II, r, DirectOr-Davd Lee, ts#aa
t 'a- .-.sa
LoU3oN. ea
Trustees Adam Lucas, AEE
Jacob Smith, na,
saruel Simmons. ....5
olerk-John H. shober.
Treasurer William States. tI..e
Ass'r. and const. Henry Smith. ag
.ft5 ~ sEt -.. k,-.......H
MONROE. |
TfustOes--Robert Russell, .tT
NJ, @. West. aH f51Ir
Peter James.
Clerk--Gabriel TOpe,
Treasurer--James WilIet. .t...i /
AssessOr--James HAugh.
Constable Cornelius WyckoG. 81
----- .l .a9 n.as !
ORANGE. t.0fa sIsrf 1
Trustees-sam1 !. W. Rippeth,
" VIM. F. Chase, /
4" VIM Maxwell, 1.
0lerk--Ias. H. Stephenson. 01 !
Treasurer. Henry Tucker @ .H
Assessor, John Shissler. i
Constables, Robert Davis. /
= Allison Roby. Il
----- g |,
q @ ROSE. Il
Trustees. Hamilton Spence, 7E'esas adt i
Benjamin Griffith, II
Daniel Tressel,
Clerk. Martin Bowers, Il
Treasurer, Geo Downes,
Assr. and Const., John Spence, +
2" --.. fF sEnHt.sse II
81 UNION. ts ~ n
Trustees. Richard Braekin 1sc
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6prtlttl NollCe

TO AhNY OFFICERS, so, ,DTERS VOLUNTEERS,
EAusfERS, NAV AL0FtI GERss CA u1sN ma r.
INES ASD NAVY CLERKS, AND THEIR SURVI.
WING WIDOWS OR MINOR tBiGDRtN.
Won are now entitled to Laud Warrant for
l6O acres; aud yoa have already received
a. or 80 acres you entitled to ADDITIONAL quantity
equal to 60 acres Whether you dese TO sell or locate
your Warrants il is important that the same be pFocu.
red withOat delay as the great number Of Warrants
which will be thrown upon the mdlkes must soon mate
rally reduce their value. Pertons entitled to Warrants
requested to apply to John livingston, No. IAf
Bp6ad way New York who has such arTAn emeatsR with
the bepatmentas enables him to procure RatiAuts Nh
the least possible delay.
The applicant is required state bis name, age and
residence, including town, county audstae; lLg co@pa
ny, regiment aud war be served in and the captain of
his company; whether the applicant enlisted veon
teered aud on what day aud year and for what term
whether he has ewes received any Warrant aud il soor
how many acres aud what tas become Of such Warrant
II the cainant se veln the navy, his statement must
be varied according to The facts Of she case.
II widow applies, she nl4t, in addition, give the
paie andtine Of her marriage the name aud oicia IT,.
tr Of the person who perolmed tie ceremony together
With tue lime ard place of her husbands death.
On receiving these facts Mr. Livingston will send to
the applicant, GUY pepared, andteady for eyeeuton,a
the necessary papers with full Hsluctons These pa
pers after being duly executed may be tetuucu tn Mr.
Livingston; whereupou the certificate will be obtapsl
and either the Warrant ITSELF or the money therefor,
may desired be forwarded TO the applicant or his
attorney. Regular correspondents "hp- p efate the
cases OF Others, aud forward them to the undersigned
wiIlhs iberdllY desltwith. 13 la r..a baea
Haying all the Necessary blank fans ard being fmil-
lar with the Requirements of the law, aud his al atge-
ment being compete applicants oan avoid much olher.
uncertainty aud DELAY which might the wise oce4r.
Address all CUmmuuicatiQus to JOAN LIVINGSTON,
Commissioner for all the States
l57 Broadway, N. Y,
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MARY HAGAMAN,s EsrATI

Notice is hereby given that lhe subscriber has been
appointed aud quahedas AdWnistrator on the Estate
ofMary Hasaman, deceased, lste Of Carroll county,
Ohio. JACKSON HAGAMAN.
March 90, 1868. 3w. .Ata s2. aso7 e48sN.
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John Bebout. -
Clerk, Thomas Cameron. .g,., =
Treasurer, Thomas Weir. :. al bsa
Assessor, A. L. Biliman. 9oaan X
Constable, John Earnst. ap fata
5sat ssl la hsF sasf
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0ROcERLES, CAKES, SNAIL BIER,

AID ether aFtoes al ol whieh heas determined "a se
cheap, for cash. Please give him call before purckas
ing elsewhere, aud leansafss sAiA Fn an-H
March 22-'b5. IT, &AsAsA lJAe0B S1ANLF1.