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THE CRors IN sourH CARoLSA-The Charles
ton Mercury thus speaks Of tho crops in beaufort
district Of that State:
'sThe ost crop Is large, and the yield Is greater
than for many years past The harvest has now
commenced. Corn promises remarkably wen, and
the planting has been unusually large. The sweet
potato is forward and the earlier varieties are al
ready In the Market of a respectable size
"Cotton, on the 10th, was III abundant bloom
on the islands On the main land the growth was
fine, but the fruiting was backward This Is prob
ably the case with the general cotton crop. The
remainder Of the season must answer for IL y
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The Evening Post Jays, the Hon. John A. Dix
Is expected to arrive in this country in the course
Of the next month. He passed the winter in Italy,
at the bedside Of his son and wife, both of whom
have been dangerously III, and the latter of whom
continues 30. When we last heard from him he
was journeying from Rome 70 Hsvre by land, with
as much expedition as Mrs. Dirs state of health
would allow, which was by no means great, intend.
ing TO embark at Havre in the steamer Arugo, on
the 9TH OF July, for New York, u the physicians
in Paris should not object.
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THE AMERICAN COMMISSIONERS Major Morde-
cal, Colonel Delafeld, and Captain Mcclellan, the
three American Commissioners, who recently visit.
ed France with the object Of obtaining permission
from the Emperor to pass through the French
army at the Crimea, were not received 80 favora-
bly,, the Philadelphia Inquirer ia informed, as was
anticipated, and they Immediately LEFT FOR Berlin
and Warsaw, having been invited by the Car to
visit Russia. Indeed, the rumor Is, that the head
OF the French government treated them with any.
thing but generous courtesy. Their visit IN alto
gether Of scientific nature.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-22

Mr.. Boteler, of Virginia, in the course Of bis
remarks at Baltimore, on Wednesday night stated
that the gentleman who reported the platform in
the Democratic convention held IN this city In
ls4s, Is the same gentleman who reported the
American platform IN the National Council At PHI.
sdelphia, viz, Judge Cone, Of Georgia
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Donation to Harvard College.

A letter from Boston, 70 the N. York Post, says;
"Mr. -------- mentioned TO me yesterday a plea
SAINT fact Of recent occurrence, connected with our
venerable friend, ex-president Quincy. II SCENE
that the father Of Mr.. Quincy, who died in 1915,
had made In his will bequest Of al, 900 TO Har-
ward College, In case his only son, Josiah, died
before he attained his majority. This fsct was re-
gently brought TO the notice Of President Quincy
by Mr.. Winthrop when Mr.. Quincy remarked that
be should be sorry to have the college suffer be-
cause his life was preserved, and he immediately
gave the college $4,000 for the purpose of pub
fishing the dings of the astronomical observers at
the college observatory. Each volume published
from this fund ID to be marked as having been pub
lished from the bcgucst Of Josiah Quincy, patriot
Of the Revolution The charming old gentleman,
now In the saith year Of his age, s rs bright and
active ar a man Of forty. His long life has been
crowded with scts Of patriotism and usefulness
May he be still longer spared a noble example 10
the young men Of the times y ttl
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LAUREL FAoroRr.--The loss by the fra AT Ian.
rel factory Is about 100000. Insured for sso,.
600 in New York and Philadelphia The factory
was owned by twenty-five gentlemen Of Baltimore,
and viii probably be rebuilt.
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Department News.

TREASURY Clerical Chdnges.--
Samuel Reeve promoted TO second class clerk.
ship in the Registers Office, vice Edwin Dibrell,
removed. Salary, 81 400 per snnum.
William Porter, Of Pennsylvania, appointed TO a
frstclsss clcrkship in the Registers Office sals-
ry, 81, 200 per annum.
Charles p Wannall, Of the District OF Columbia,
appointed TO frstclsss clerkshp IN the same Of
fee Salary, 81 200 per snnum. ste
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.
FRIDAY. JUNE %, 1866.
VESPASIAN ELLIS, Editor

AMERICAN ORGAN AssocIATIoS.-A meeting Of
the members of this Association, will be held at
this Office, at half past seven o'clock on Saturday
evening.
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ceedings that had for their aim the glory and pros
perlty Of their country, after they found themselves
banked in their own detestable schemes They
had not the right sort Of nerve for this-out, IKE
bAfied and disconnected conspirators they SUNK
away from the hall of the convention, ana mus
proved incontestaby their unhtness to DO IN such
body.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-22

We see by the Philadelphia Morning Times that
Major Peter Fritz Is a candidate for the American
nomination for sheriff
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~ The Port Tobacco (Md.) Times says Tho
early wheat In that county Is almost 10 condition
70 be cut 4tat
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Hon. Jacob Broome was then introduced He
said he appeared before them under feelings Of Pc
culiar emotion Within the limits of this city re-
posed the remains OF her who was more TO him
than all the world--his venerable mother. What
meant the sea Of faces before himf 1t was the
verifying of tho lesson taught by the Revolution,
that eternal vigilance Is the price Of liberty. They
were accused OF being proscriptionists and perse-
cutors first, towardsmen born in foreign countries,
and secondly, against particular church. De
would show that they acted wholly on the defensive.
This movement was started In Philadelphia in ls4s,
when there was no organised American party in
the country but II slombercd until an insidious as
sault upon the public schools In New York attempt
I'd 10 drive the people into a division OF the sup
port which would have destroyed the cause Of pub
iic education. When the Americans Of New York
Jaw this work, they came forward In defence OF
the liberties Of their country, and the rights Of her
citizena.
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JAMES GUTHRIE

=. 80 NNFN3 y " NEFN IT 2
To EDWIN DBRKLL, Esq,
Registers Office.
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N2Ew 1sIE,l PUBLICATIONS OF r He

| AMEHiCAN .. -. tNloiN.--
r,,s ap nr.ray or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE.-
A very interesting volume. and should be read by ai
ope, sects and denominations
IRIsuAMY is a highly interesting and seasonabe 'oi-
ume. -, -,, III, l.,
MEMOIR OF A DoLL.--Youns Misses will be deeply m
terested and greatly benefited by reading TINS Meno,'
CArAcomBs OF RoME,-We need not can at'e"'i'" ~
his voume---the title will secure that.
Scu,ot DAYS Observation-Disclosures should not f"'i 10
read this vol me. m ,.., ,,,,,
IT, s., M,sr.vt-A narrative illustrating with nnch
vivdues and fidelity the mistake. which too of,en oo
cnr in the religious trimming of families fafen's
don't YOU need tlis bookl ae
r,,r G.r.r QUESTION il great book. 1t treats OF
prea, interests viii yod read it? -.
An Of the above and the publications. OF tue , h,e',
con m Union generally such as L'br"ries, Ieasnel
uens On, stion Books Hymn Book Maps and M,see,,
nneons volumes osn be had ri Payne ,TnM g9,,s
Book Store, Lynchburg, Va. o. n. Dee iUm Tn;on
June 26.ts pm E. |. M. - : -
TONS PLAsTs3 X, lump and ground
AeJU for sale by .rxnrPs g. IRpy.
iy o3-ts 'a' -.
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i,O THE LOyEiss OF THE FiNE;

AhfS.-Those who delight to took upon ana an-
the beautiful specimens of art which the hand OF
an' n The present progressive nge is Forming are re
''rruy invited 10 call ON &. ~. MlNNiS q Co.s ut
't well established Daguerrean Gallery. there the
4esmen Of the country with intellectual Draw and au-
,t mein stand fir m the plate with such natural
I lHe-ke appearances that the spectator almost Ian
4 r he heats the heart throt and sees the lips move
mere, too, the beautiful blashing maiden, with spark
nee eyes and charming lips invites the ardent youth TO
4 We IN admiration "Heayens last hest gift to sinful
a ' There too trolieking. rnnping chiadhoo T. whh
a ,Hhn hcafq and merry angh rreeis the visitor ani
Il ,il HIN charmed 10 the spot Then come to o.. w. =.
Si'NNtS j. cos and view the han,'sone specimens
'"Se your liseness and. reader induce her you
I'm ab've all others 10 accompany you; and res hot
H'R'ed without exact representation "i her' ana
u'Ns you holi dear on earth. Then should the sii
'nrt be snapped and the golden bowl broken, yol
'F that left hich will call vivdiyto your reeh
1elthe drlarte. ones Pictures TAKEN in all ~eatir
"nh eT1l tacili,es and with the same perfeeion.--
9ombe, MlNNIS Il co. are the men to give you
ect likeness, and they nay be found at all tunes at
w. Tar ia led Gallery. Main street. Sd ddn. from
r.. Va. r. ~ MINNIS g. co
! ?l.ts Daguerrean Artists.
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VOL. 4.--NO.s,30.
MISCELLANEOUS,


=
iYPES.--Ihe sibscribcr. having n4socistcd them.
selves torcthcr for ,hs purpose of Conducting the pho-
tosiaphfo Art in uil it, branches, uader the ssyls
,u'i i'm of GIBBS & kEAGY, .rn now prspsrrd To
furnish pictures 10 every ,yle Of the nt knawn In ihi
r',uutty Europe They call espeei ial attention 10
rir style Pictures. Ambrctypes. on slass ss
eNeedng in hrarty aud durability my thing ever be.
fp.e nnde. These Picture. are MT reversed as Da-
scrreeiyres sre. ar ma be seen IN my light The,
nre itnprri.bebe. tei'f irmairolty r~sled between
gas. pe,es, which sseieg 4 rerrrediy sy L<teSs pss
ent IN h rn e, Statcs and Eurure snd o@nsd 10 this
psce by Gibbs n keoPy only. - ttN1'safi Z 9r2ss
fnese, Ambroiyres iTonounced. by csmpetsi
lrRes, 10 be ile grandcst aches ~ the Phso
eaplir having relief and clesrne.s irui, aonish.
Jog. Made from the smallest 10 life sissn 9sissB
Amhrotype Eieeoscorrs must he seen 10 ,e app,cci.
eiod. tho re'ei hrng fully ns perfect as life.
Als' tet Mezograri's or fictnfes rossr. ~ MI ~
tesc equal To the fnesr ensravng ind NOR. ae.
eurate in deta.. Any Aunlber from a single stiing-
ON u thou.and--eitlcr MIA n or caloscd IL wa
ter OF oil t# e tsiRH e Asas~ffF fsshKfsf Ga*aa
Gitizrns and stssuesrs sre invited 70 emil snd exam
ae specimens in the vs,ipas branches ns they ore as
.Ired oi poliie attention and ulerinr Piciu.es. =
Gnsry u, thu OIL sfana sr =. ID. Ciibbs, next door
"a Virginia Bank. Lynrhba,g. . " y. GIBBs.
T. & In Ar,brotyre- tho -, 10 Of 5,npcry II the
cof cf tho e,e mikes difference al ars eqaNliy
we'll tssrn. Davuercutype. ci'pied into Amb,oiyre.
m. tnadr l~rn'enent aoe o Ia q, H. X.
rrrTr f,r rvKy urx m mn ~. s,rvv. v~vS~v~ X
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Bounty Land warrants.

NOTICE to the SOLDIERS ofthe WAR of1e12
A,fx A you will soon be in receipt OF your LANo
EXSWkRRANTS, aud suppose each and every
None of YOU wish to get the very highes: price you
can therefore h to notify YOU before making sale ot
your claims YOU will Awe call inaye made ar
langements in New York which viii enable me to pay
more an any here or this side o. New s 9re'
LAFAYETTE W. GRAY.
Agent for Military Claims,
L hhrrn Va
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l4NOH SAl4E.--el00, 900 'ionds oi ,is Virginia
II and ~ennessce Rnroaa ompany, bearing q per
zen. interest, principal and "a test payable IL New
York and secured BY secord mortgage upon the en-
tire Road nnd all tbcnss.es cf the Company
These securities are regarded of the ftst class
md will 'e sold Mt price command the eticn OF
sery capitalist Full Information Of the present condi
onnpd future prospects o tho Road will be furnished
by US upon application. 2s.,,4. ~ 4 .s.ss.s
iune I.dScs pETEPS SPENCE g. fyn
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RICHMOND,
u. Ii. BHIDGrORD 4 /

u. Ii. BHIDGFORD 4 Co,
General Commission q Forwarding Merchants
CerRe, 20h and Water SIS en- the DARK.
Richmond, Va.
WE arc constantly receiving diree RacNiand Lime;
w Lump, Calcned and Ground Plaster; Hudson
River Jement; tiny. Roan, Potatoes. Nc. ls
Attend pariicuary tho sale and purchase of Flour
Grain, Feed, Sc. - ID. b. BRlGfoRD. e
=.rr s.. 5.rz5.-t=z.f.bs azs.e N. .rlNSLEiPArE.
~ =. 90. 5 ----- q - :. .lsa - 5.Hf##
BRIDGFORD & cos sr..s E
WESTERN EXPRESS LINE.
For Boittmore WAeeiing, Csacinnofi, Lopse'ht 81
kopis, Ph sbsre, cdieege, ssa me Caaadas,
Receipts signed through FOR Tobacco
From Richmond TO Wbeeli,g at 30 80 per leo lhs.
Do do Cincinnati 100 dn
DO do Louisville | 10 do
Do do S1lI.ous i30s da
DO dn Piusburg LOO d.
Do do Chicago l6J do
The above rates are via Ohio River. A slight ad
gnHcc Is charged II seat all the way by Railroai No
storage charged on rcoas ast thyosgh opv Inc Com
si5nto tsHf BRtDGFURD " CO. Richmond.
REPEREHoEs IN RicHnosD.4 s,erns Il Bammcl'
III sey, Tarly Il Co.. Seien N Miller, j II. Claiborne,
J. " Wiah, a Co, Cl -. 7, WortimmS Co Shields
\ Sommerville and Edmond', Davenport 4 Co.
iune 25 ls ,-...- s. +. ~. ..si55.5 ,.s z.#sls|
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nm yIRafNIAN published daily At s6 snd weekly ~
- a,,,,n, Ia advance. No aper will be discontinued ex
AZ le ,ption the proprietors until ali arrearases sa
We paid. = 6t.5.-szl. -. -,
nveFSgMENTS inserted for % oeents Per square OF
s or the first insertion and W cts Tor eae CON
wilIbe charged for eacA insertion II me nuese i
= .rons is not marked on the ss,it " De upnFneu '
= II ont and charged accordingly. = -,
q F@i io"'' "A rIfE YEARLY RATES ARE;
For one SQUARE, daily &c
tar s.c sauare semi weekly -; :: go
~. 80 do SfV
80 intended for both papefs subject 10 spe''
ntract -, a. Al. ,,,,nal,,t. bu
- ar he charged at transient rates
nv All new advertisements appear in the dahy ani S
- obituary notices which exceed eight lines are eharee'
', eaby for the excess. =
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NEW BOOKS! EW BOOKS! /
~ PAYNE &, CHRISTIAN haze to-day received
the following new Works;-
Light and Darkness; or tue Sha low OF Fate;
Ellie; OF the Human Comedy;
Cuersiry of Common Life--by Johnston;
Lights and Shadows of English Life;
Ny Confessions; or Story of Womans Lite;
Our First Families;
Bartevs Poems;
Glove Ha-by Miss Sewell;
he Iond Empire; Scenes of the First Exile ot Ma
poleop;
Letters to the People on Health and Happness;
Letters to the Right Rev John Hpghes--hy kirwan;
Art Hints-b, A jarvis
Memoir of Bennett aud nj, Times;
TIE Ladder oil Gold;
Mary Lyndon--rn AutobograPhy
Moorman's Virginia Springs;
Mineral Springs of the United Siaies-by be'' ..-
The Six Days Of Creation;
lie Cue Mqnque. ,.,
NEW LAW BOOKS.
Lomax's Dgest-2 volumes;
Gratian's Repors-lilh volame'
Parson. on Contracts-2d volume aug 20 's
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FALL STOCK, 1890.

fzt oNE Dook ABOVE foWELifs HOTEL. q
Petersburg, ia.
OUNCE the late Gre on the l7th Of May h,st which
~ de'uoyed eur St,re and stack VI Gooi-. NO
We have taken the Store .loar above Paw. IVY
elrs Hotel and formerly ccupieJ BY Messrs "
Will. Lea \ Bro~ney, where We hn,e opened alalge
and entirely stuck of Cords We have ius, re.
reved from tho European Mdkets by the shps Aurora,
West Point Irene and Ncptnae large aed varied as-
sotment of China EaIthenwaie, &C.. &C.. nnd
from the Northern and Eastern Mann inethrcrs ma as
sortment o Glass Ware. erb,a racing eves nncle nsn.
ally Sort in establish aents of this KNIT Nenn,rnel.
ate few fheiriing All Jes Gilt aud fp Dmner
md iet s- ot which are. very beetfafi Vases,
Pitcher-. les, Dishes. Cups and Saucer ~ Glass
Ware OF al kind-Bowa, riteers, aobt g t4 nblcrs.
Nites Derapters. S..verg, Ghsdes Salts 43eind and
Brisa hin Ware, Gsstors. Wtorai in Stis So 8faate,
Gilt aud Mahegaty frape Lonbns Glasses ~ and
escriplioBs Lair se Giapinlea, Bhtdls fpas. Japan
Toilet Setis. M Som, Ware Of all sizfa leNe pur.
cllnsnd nui Gno,ts rss1, fagca h. we fecl 81 tlsf
sell IA j. 1He rther hoas t,i, fai e Iie
country. Those @siiHg apureha.e sfe n a9aM I'd.
yited . exsinine stoek Wa pny rart .,N eiteo-
tion TO the pnct i. raitmeuts. ssa. s.sss,.ts
MUIR 4 STEy EMS,
sep 3.fs lt door above Powe - II vtsl {
, T-~~---- --------
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1n0 Aln ACHES IN LA ID
lOVIsVIVIV WAhRANTS WANTED.--As
Land Wusrant.. under The law. are being Ia.
sued anxious 10 buy large quantity, for which
viii pay the highest market price ~ CASH. will Mt
tepd regularly the Comts Of Appnmattox. Campbell,
Amherst and Bedford, and occasionally Charlotte and
viii always pay the best prices for Warrants Any who
may have them will please apply to mo before ceiling.
lreseeuts. usual. all claim. for Bounty Lund,
Revolutionary Claims, any claims against the Govern
mem II the unel States
juno 7.t> s CHAs W. STATHAM
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PETERSBURG.
Commission and Forward o House.

IL .CHlLpREY. etocr conducio, o. s s, Rail
Road, and John Diehersun, tie fur oi b.
Childrcy X Co.
GENERAL COM MISSION q FORWARDING MGR
5#tUIsE CHANTS
Pctershurg, Bnllirsbrook street., M ~
JOHN DICKINSON BFs ClllLOREY.
my o v
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THOMAS w. lxOYSTEN'S
Clothing and Furnlsa.k. Store,
aug l2.is Petersburg, Va
DOMAINS x JOHNSTON.
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
lny 9,ts sgas3 \. Petersburg. Va.
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TLOTH WORK-A full supply Of our famous
~ ond nucquuIled Cloth Goats, Cassitnere and Doe.
skin Pnnt; superior Black Satin and Grenaline ve,ts
Suits of the above warranted equal To custom work
and perfect TT guaranteed. sale. - slrs
mug l7ts BURROUGHS, SiIAFER e. co.
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NEW SHOES. lEc.--Iusi received by express
: Y at b. s. HOOTERS, n beautfnil Ut of new 'io"ds
nnong which may be found the ioloYing ar;iees;
ladies fine Congress Cutters, new style;
Black g with up;
Cold q
Kid side lace.
Kid and Morocco Linds, Buskns Ties and Slippers;
Gcniemen's fine Patent Leather Congress Gaitels;
q Oxferi Ties;
Calf &" &
And gen eral assortment of Children's Shoes. &c,
l-ts
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CPHlNls 4 'KADE lS55.--tiE 3. JONES
- u Co. JRhoie~te Druggias, Petersburg yireinia,
have received their SPaiNa SrocK of Drugs, Aedi-
cine-, Paints, &c. and offer for sale an nssort
ment embracing all articles in this line, suited to
the wants Of Country Merchants, Druggists, Physieats
and Farmers
Obtaining their Supplies from Manufacturer md I'm
porters only they peped furnish these goods as
low any regular Jobbing house,. f5r ofdn,s receive
prompt and careful attention. rnaf3.ts t -sH.4
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NOTICE Persons indebted to me will pleasc
EN come forward and settle their accounts. =
sep3-ts A. n. ENGLEDOVE
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EUROPEAN NEWS,

The Steamer Lebanon belonging to the Gu
nard Company, from Liverpool on the morn
ing of Tuesday the Sist ult. arrived at New
York on the 18th inst, and the Royal mail
Steamship America from Liverpool on the
afternoon Of the 4th inst arrived at Halifax on
the same date bringing news seven days la
ter from Europe.
The news are of rather an unimportant ma.
ture, OF The siege of SevastOpol the following
are The most important dispatches.
A French dispatch, dated July go, says -
" Our approaches on the side of the MalakoA
advance considerably We now touch the
place, Everything is prepared for general
action in about fifteen days."
july 2l.--Gen. Simpson telegraphs: "Chol
era has nearly disappeared. The Russians
continue to hold their strong position on thu
Mackenzie, and the strong range Of highti
overhanging Urkusta and the Valley of Bal
der. It is reported they leave also force o
artillery and infantry at Aluska. The Frencl
have pushed forward the whole Of their csval
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Candidates.

It is with much regret that we begin TO dis
cover some feelings Of discomfort and dissatis'
faction on the part Of some friends of differ
ent candidates for nomination. This ought not
to be 50. II will not be so after the nomina-
lions, il fair system Of nominations be still
adhered to as formerly,
Then we say let all the friends ofall the can
didates turn out on the 25th inst, and then
and there make a choice among friends fairly,
and abide BY the will of the majority, and
thereby carry out the true Republican rule,-
Turn out in mass and make your choice SOw,
for rest assured that ticket will be elected, by
the intelligent voters Of Carroll county by
handsome majority.
The people have become tired Of tyranny il
whatever shspe..it may show its dragon head
and will resist its aggressions upon freedom b.
every means granted them under the cOnstitu
ton. Come up and act the part of freemen:
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NO Announcements.

Just as might be supposed; no announce
ments were made last week by the 'unterri6ed'
Organ on the Hill.
Although it admits that sundry names were
sent in for announcement. Those solons of the
new inquisitiOn had predetermined that no man
should appear through their organ as can.
didate, until he should first 'unbosom' himsel
to their entire Sag Nicht satisfaction. There
fore no man who was not cringingly humble
and enough Spaniel like TO solemnly declare il
Writing, that he would lick the dust, clotht
himself in 'Sackcloth and ashes, inAict pen
ance' upon himself with forty stripes upon the
naked body, il they should require it, all to test
and prove bis pure Democracy, to the salts
faction of this American Inquisition would an
sWer.
Stoop, ye servile dogs who dare; but Re-
MEMBER, yes REMEMBER, that the free, enlight-
ened and Indepe udent men of America, INA.
tive and Naturallsed) will discard you as un.
worthy to hold the respectable station of a true
man.
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TINE TABLE.
CARROLL COUNTY RAIL ROAD.

On and after Monday, July 2Srd, 1855, the Train
will leave CarFolton, Ohio, daily Sundays excepted,
at o'clock and 4b minutes A. NJ, stopping ct all way
stations and connect with Mail Train on the Q, 4 n K K
enabling pass engers going North to arrive at Cleveland
at o'clock and 20 minutes p. NJ and at Pittsburgh at
O'Clock and 80 minutes P. NJ, and those going South
to arrive at New Philadelphia at O'Clock and 10 mln'
utes, P. n.
Train will return TO Carroon on the arrival Of the
Mail Train from Cleveland and Pittsburgh, atonelda az
IL o'clock aud 80 minutes A. NJ and arrive a Oarro.
ton at o'clock and 20 minutes P. NJ, stopping at all
way stations:
Passengers car reach the Steubenvle and Indiana
Rail Road at New Market at O'Clock P, NJ by stage,
to connect with the trains for Columbus and Steuben
vile.
The Freight Train will run as usual.
FARE REDUCED.
| Through Tickets from Oneida to New Market-0nei.
da to Carroton by Rail Road, CarfOloh to New Mar.
ket by Stage-$l be had at James Hustons Store,
at Depot CaTolton.
Stages also run from Carrolton to Harlem Springs,
Ams erdam, Springfield, Richmond, and Steubenvlte,
by which travellers can be conveyed without delay
H. A. STIDGER.
| Carrollton, o. July 2l.ls55. Superintendent