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A Card from Thomas spOOuer, Eso

This gentleman stands Al the head ~ IL,
american an order IN Ohio. lie repudiates tbf
Philadelphia pro-slayery platform and Mani.
himself squarely upon that Of The CleIeIanJ
Convention. lie is desirous Of 50 acting ss -
crush crush out Iae last hope Of prOslayery Locofo
',oa. o9ism 70 ohlo' lie is willing and anxious 10
- .s VIZ .Ie anu Nebraska men Of all parties
W accomplish this desirable result.
- we md the following card from him in the
O'nelnnau Tines, and commend lis patriotism
ana good sense TO all who have any lingsrin,
uo1oIs as4o the propriely Of acting in cspeeti
WIN lhe great Republican movement of ,be
day. i o. S. Journal. " '"'
EDIToR DAILY TmEs,-In vour ,eror, ,s,L.
proceedings Of the Mt Pleasant ConveD,;oU
you say; Thomas Spooner spcke in favor Of
'uSlCn ana the nomination Of Mr., Chase. II
would be difficult TO define this gentleman's
position IN regard to the politics of Ohio
am certainly in favor of fusion of all mar.
ues opposed to the Pierce administration and
the dominant party OF the State. In a fusion
we can succeed; neither wing of the opposition
can Of i'selt hope TO triumph. did not adyo.
Ia'e 'ne claims or nomination Of Mr.. Chase, or
tnat OF any other person. l only urged that
Ohase' oy his friends. had the same right TO be
represented IN the Convention as had Mr.
6rInkerhof, or any other person. have sun.
posed that my political position was marked bv
alSuhct lines, IN unmistakabe characters.
known to yourself and very generally under.
stood in Ohio. Ny position is on Che platform
adopted at Cleveland in favor of .Tbe mimi.
ted Freedom of Religion, disconnected with
PcilIlcs: mo interference with the riybts of
citizenship already acquired by foreigners and
the protection oflaw to all who honestly eo;. |
rate from love of Liberty That Slavery Is 10. I
CAL not natlonal--opposed to its extension in
any part Ct our territories and the increase of
rs political power. by the admission into the
mon Of any Slave States or otherwise In
short the Cleveland platform in full is nv M.
itcal creed. If a mans position in politics
IAN only be known when he becomes a tool to
advocate the interests of men, their elevation
o office, then my political position is not
inown. In this canvass have no regard for
men. only seek for the nomination of such
men as will best represent the will of the peo.
lie Of Ohio, as will reflect their opinions on the
'arlous questions at issue. have purposelv ,
voided committing myself in favor of auy
nan. Principles are presented to our people
or consideration and decision of vastly greater I
noment than the claims of any man for posi. o
lon THoS. SPOONER. ,
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%A EE"
H A N G | N G \

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 1t consists in
part of Hall papers of new and beautiful designs Par
lor Dining Room aud Chamber Papers, in every va.
ricty of style and quality.
Gilt Silver Velvet and common Borders of new
styles.
Transparent Window Shades. Figd and Plain with
Putnams Patent Fixtures Plain Green Blue and Fig
Window Blinds and Fireboard Screens in great variety
ofpatterns.
With an extensive assortment to select FROM and low
prices, expect to please those who may give us
call. MCDOWELL / CO.,
booksellers, Sationers and Paper Dealers
Market Street steubenville, Ohio.
March Is, 1855. #.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION

Notice is hereby given 10 John McAllister. Of ove
county, Indiana, Susan keAllster Samuel Lpc,s a.,
Hannah, bis wife, Adaline McA.ter Lucy NcAIl;.ts-
and ke6ecca Jane AcAlister Of Carroll county Obio
and Mary Nc AlIister widow Of George A. Mc1IEster
deceased, late Of Carroll comfy Ohio. that Pe,irio,
was hied sganst them on the 25th day Of Nav A n
1850, in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Carroll eogpy
Ohio, by George -NcAIlisier, and jackson Uagsps1
ana Temperance, his Ne, and is pending wherein
the said George McAister and ia: kson Hsgaman and
Temperance, his wife, demands partition OF tbe eat
haH OF the northwest quarter Of section six s IN
Township thirteen, (l3) Of Range six (Glin CarroI
county, Ohio IA, 59-l00 acresl The said Petition r
ther asks that the dover Of Mary cAIster Wido n
George A heAlister, may be assigned her in saii pre-
misses P'''
And also sets out that the naked legal title to said land
was IN James McAllister infant son Of said Georpe
A. MeA lister deceased that said James never had ,5v
interest IN said land and that the same was held in rr
by him for the use Of his ftser George Il. McAster
Ihat said George A. had uninterrupted and adverse
possession Of said land more than twenty one years
that said James has been absent for sixteen or more
years, and is believed to be dead, &c,
Application will be made at the next term of tb
Court by the Petitioners, tor an order Of Partition
and an assignment of dower) of said premises
VAN BROWN, {
a, Atty for Petitioners,
May 81, 55-6w. pr fee $3.50
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Shocking Cruelty at Fort McHenrv-An
Intoxicated Soldier Tied and Gagged
--H0rrid Death of the Victim

We have to day been shocked by a nara
tive OF an affair alleged to have taken plac,
at Fort McHenry last night, and which should
meet with prompt and due investigation. /
involves the matter of an old and faithful sol
dier being whipped to death.
Last evening Lo1is Loup, a private soldier
being intoxicated, misbehaved in some manner
which he did not clearly understand, and excl.
tea the ire OF the Sergeant of the Guard, who
Knocked him down upon platform and beat
him severely; and then put him into the guard
house among the prisoners, where he beat him
most numerically, leaving a large pool of blood
where LouP lay. About one o'clock this
morning, Morrow, the Sergeant Of the Guard.
had Loup, who was already dreadfullv lscera.
ted and presented horrd sight, and unable
to stand, tied up to the flagstaff.
"Oh, Shargent! o. Shargent!-O, Moro!
o, Moro! let me down-O, Shargent! O,
Moro! 0, don't--let me dowu-let me downp
But his entreaties were of no avail. The an.
ger OF the cruel Sergeant could not be soften.
ed: He seized large piece of wood, and pla-
ced 1t in Loups mouth to silence his cries.
The poor soldier remained thus until three o.
clock this morning, when he was taken down a
corpse.
This is the story as related to us. The un.
fortunate Loup, we are told, is a Swiss by
BIRTH and ABOUT forty years of age--and has
served seventeen years in the American army
He served throug ghout the Florida and Mexi-
can war, most faithfully ly--and it pains our heart
to hear of this sad and fatal incident, We
are told that Lieut.. Cliffen was officer of the
day, but had not any direct part in the matter.
Baltimore Rep. 18th inst.
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THEOLOGICAL
AND
RELIGIOUS JUVENILE BOOKS,
PUBLISHED BIT
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70 JOHN STREET. N.Y.
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Church History, showing the causes ard the neressfV
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the arrogant claims Of Rome in so mastery marter
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The Presbyterian Clergyman looking for the Church.
The leading work in the conroveTsy between Fris-
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Staunton's Dictionary Of the Church-A iull expla.
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t9- Several good Agents wanted to circulate Tire
above Works, to whom very liberal terms viii lie A.
lowed.
June 7, '55-6t.
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens Of Carrollton and Carroll
county that they have their Watches epared in the
best manner and on short notice. by sending them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds gold Pens
Violins, and almost everything usually found in Jewel
ry store. My shop in the centre block Immediately ad
joining "Espied a Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work of
goods. Watches can be left at the residence of Mr.
Wash Butler, Carroton Ohio and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired All work warranted. Give
us trial MORGAN BUTLER
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1862
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The FAMILY AND SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR. pub.
llshed at At' Union, Stark county, Ohio, by
the officers and students of the Mt. Union Sem.
inery is monthly Magazine of 40 pages de-.
voted to the illustration and application Of
Science Literature and Art for the people.
Prof o. N. Hartshorn, is the acting editor
The July number is before us: II is good
number full of interesting subjects ably di Gus.
sed. Price ST., ,25 per annum,
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state Of OhlO. Carroll CounIy. :.

Vfhct o. IhE JuDcE o. PRoHsTr i
rruy .,, Caffolion, Jsns -, Isss.
NJ following accounts Of E1ecutors Adni.i,,.
and Suardnhs have been fled in Ibis ofIee ara -.
set ior hearing on Monday, the sth "a, of ii,
A. D. is5s, e eeloek P NJ Of said d.y. and TiI 4,
rem osy 70 dal Until all dbposed Of M
Interested Will take notice viz. 0'''''
Finai aeet Of Amos Carr, admr. Of Rein stooeuan
Eranes stulis Admr. Of John A. Fjske,
hahiOn Reeder, snd John Coulson- al.
mnisuatOrs Of Jabez Coulson.
Jane George, hdmr. Of Thomas George
Matilda lden, eEeeutdH Of George der.
seeoud N. Ayres, and James McKean, executors
ofRudolph Cook.
mai Thomas Jackson, guard. Of Ann Jackson
John heCauslan( guard Of Marion Grimes
'HS =" Peter Shisfer, guardian Of be ifs Of John
hlapbaugh
Van broHn, admr Of John Pearce.
JOHN II. TRIPP,
Probate Judge.
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THE VERY BEST BARGAINS /!
RBADY-IMADB CLOTHING,

THE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED By MEIsrER.
The undersigned hereby informs the citizens of this
place and surrounding country that he is now receiving
and opening new stock of fashionable Ready-made
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING !
which he offers to bis friends and customers at lower
prices than such articles ever exhibited in this
place heretofore.
Having made connection with one of the best hous
es in the city, he is enable to receive new supplies every
week, thus offering to purchasers the important adyan
tage Of having continually new fresh, fashionable and
cheap assortment to make their selections from, to their
certain satisfaction
The public are therefore respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves Here is the place for bar
gains. The motto is CHEAP for CASH Quick Gales and
small profits. S. SHWABACKER, Agent.
Carrollton, April 26, '55.-tf.
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PRosPEOTUs.--Read the prospectus of Bu.
chanan's Journal of Man. This monthly i,
conducted with much ability; and thorough
perusal of its pages affords rich treat Pub.
lished at Sl,OO per annum.
The Eclectic Medical Journal is also an ablv
conducted Monthly, devoted to the cultivation
OF Medical Science Published at $500 per
annum. See prospectus:
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REsUsoITATED. Our neighbors of the Dem.
ocratc Companion, have resuscitaled their pa
per- 1t is under the control of its former Ed
ltors' hessrs. Mexican and Laird. 1t makes
respectable appearance-and, as heretofore,
advocates the old line Locofoco policy.
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rhrAESONS MAeAzTNE'-zhe August mum.
Der of this excellent monthly has reached us
as usual in advance of time. AS periodical for
ladies, the superiority of this Magazine is al
most universally admitted. Its fashion plates
and diagrams are equal to any Magazine we
have on exchange. Published at $500 Der
annHm. Address Chas. j, Peterson, 1O2 Chest.
nut Street, Philadelphia.
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LARGE YIELD.>-We have it from reliable
source that Mr.. Jacob Lewton, of Lee town.
ship in this county, cut, this harvest, from
three fOurths of acre of ground, so dozens of
wheat-ordinary bind.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

EVERY announcement to be made of candidates, for
Ia nomination must be accompanied with a dollar for
subscriber; and two dOlsrs if a nonsubscriber.
MEssRs; TRIP Mccoy:
~ Please announce the name Of
Silas Potts Esq. of Mechancstown as suitable candi
date for Representative subject to the decision of the
Republican county convention next to be holden
July 26--1855. pd. FOX,
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY,
FOR
INnIcESTION Ds,

IND GESTION & DYSPEPSIA.
ld or Gasrlc juice still holds the first place among al
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints 1t is Natues own apecifc for an unbealbv
stomach No art Of man can equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsic should
SOldby DR.. G. A. BGgel CarrOlIton Ohio.
Feb. 22, 1856. ~.
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The Rochester onion has been shown an al.
tered bill which has just made its appearance,
and has not yet been noticed by the Detectors.
1t is one on the Utica Branch of the Ontario
Bank altered to five, by erasure and prints
ing. 1t is well done and will doubtless be ex.
tensively circulated.
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OoDEY for August has come to hand. 1t is
a choice number beautifully illustrated The
I i0ung Widow, by WelCh, is an engraving of
.he 'hrSt water The fashion plates are of the
latest styles Price $500 per annum, Ad.
dress L. A. Cooley Philadelphia.
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James H. FOrsythe, Esq, formerly Collec.
tor OF the port of Toledo, has been tried for
embezzIement of United States funds, while
holding that office. Tie jury were out three
and half hours, and brought in a verdict of
not guilty.
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MAJOR Donaldson, the adopted son of Gen
eraI Jackson, has taken the stump in Teunes.
see in favor of the American ticket. He was
formerly an old Jackson Democrat.
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PROBATE JURY,-7he following is list of
Jurors for the Probate Court, for the August
term' 1855, commencing on Monday, the 9th
day of said month
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The JeweIry store Of R. Burr, in Delaware,
was robbed on Thursday night the l2lh inst,
of goods and money estimated at 500 to l..
600. Mr.: Burr has got track of the robber.
and has fair prospect of capturing him.
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The total number Of applications for bounty
land under the law of 1855, up to the evening
OF the 10th inst, was one hundred and ninety.
one thousand. five hundred. Nine hundred
OF these were received in one dav.
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Vanderbilt's new steamer North STAR made
her first trip from New York to HaVre in tan
days and twenty-five hours, being the shortest
Time ever made between these Two nnints
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The robes worn by Archbishop Huges at the
late dedication of St. Pau's Cathedral, at Pitts.
burgh. cost 5000 dollars. ''''
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Captain James Smith. who was tried and
found guilty in the United States Circuit Court
of traffcing in slaves, has been sentenced bv
Judge Ingersol to pay fine Of one thousand
dollars, and to be imprisoned for twenty.one
months.
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JOHN BRUGH,S ESTATE.
MCDOWELL & co.
wHOLEsAL AND RETAIL
B 0 OK SELLERS, TONERS
PAPER EALERS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
sIEG GbENNlLLEr .......,..... OHIO.
KEEP always on hand large assortment oil
"A School, Medical and Miscellaneous books Plain and
Ruled Cap and Letter Papers Printing and Wrap
ping Papers of all sizes, Note Papers, Envelopes Steel
Pens, and all kinds of Stationary
They are prepared TO fill all orders from Merchants,
School Committees, Teachers and Others at low prices
Having bindeTy connected with our establishment,
we are prepared TO make all kinds Of Blanks for Rail.
roads, Insurance Companies, County Officers, Banks,
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to order. As we
use the best quality of stock and employ tie best work
men, our work will compare iavoraby with that of any
other Bndery in the State. Blanks Of all kinds PACED
TO order.
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tanners
Scraps. MCDOWELL & co.
Steubenvlle, March 16, Is 8. IT,
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CO-partnerShiD Notice
Feb. 22,-55. tf.

the mercantile business and hope the liberal
extended to the Old firm" will be continued with 6e
new. I p n TMuINcC "'
ELI COUCH.
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MusTc.-on last Thursday evening we were
favored with concert in the 'Slidger Hail., BY
Mr. L. 1, COnaht, which was entertaining. Mr.,
COnant is good singer; and when his voice is
accompanied With the mellow notes of the Me-
lodeon, he sends forth music sweet and mu,
sic strong During his stay here last week he
disposed of one Piano and one Melodeon. We
would remind those desiring to purchase mu
slcal instruments Of this kind, that we are the
authorized agent of Mr. Conant through whom
purchases can be made at all times. Whoever
wishes to purchase will please send us in
their names. For prices, &C., of these instru.
ments see our Advertisements.
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LAMENTABLE,--Mr. John D. Burlington, re-.
siding near Beallesville, Washington county,
Pa' came to his death on the 3rd inst, by the
accidental discharge of rifle in his own
hands. He was shot thro' the heart and died
Immediately. He was to have been married
on the next day.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


David HOckensmith
VS. By virtue of an order of
Geo. s. Smith. sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas, of Carroll county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for public sale at the door of the
Court House, in the town Of Carroon. Carroll county
Ohio, ~
On Saturday, the 2Sth day of July next, 1856,
the following described property, situate in Carroll
county, Ohio, bounded aud described as follow Part
OF the North.Wes quarter Of section eleven Il town
ship sixteen l6) of range six, (6) and being lot in
hasons addition to the Of Pekn, in said Carroll
on the South by lot No. 25 twenty
hVe,) in NasOns addition to Pekin; on the West 6y
Carroll street; on the North by lots twent nne (2sl
and thirty (SO in said addition on the East by GER
tain State road leading from CarrOton to Unontown:
'aid piece of ground one hundred and ten feet from
East to West and sixty feet from North to South
said premises are appraised at Terms cash.
j. II. WHITCRIFT, Sheriff,
June 90, '55. is Or fee 81 90.
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hot DAY'-Thu-sday Of last week, the 18th
nst'was the hottest day here by far this season
we learn BY our exchanges that it was so else
where The thermometer ranging from 95 >
TO loo0. The New York Tribune, speaking Of
the heat of that day says:
In this city the mercury ranged in various
places from 95 to 100 degrees at JERSEY Citv
Ferry House l01; at Chicago 100; at Troy
and Albany 81 to 98; at Baltimore 96; and
after this pattern at other places. Fortunately
there was slight breeze all day, which rem.
dered the heat more endurable. At p. M
we had shower, with high wind and vivid
ilgh tning' but it was apparently OF quite limi.
ted extent. At midnight the thermometer in
the coolest part of our editorial rooms marked
W degrees. Some new adjective is wanted TO
characterize such unparalleled heat.
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Memphis, Ten. '' Pei 'uSnel IN
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JOB PRINTING.
Ohio State Fair.

We are indebted to Col sprAgue, the Cor.
responding Secretary of the Ohio State Boart
OF Agriculture, for a pamphlet copy of The
Premiums. Awarding Committees, &C., of the
Sixth Annual State Fair to be Aeld at Colum.
bus in September next.
One would suppose by perusal of the list
OF awarding committees, that the distinguish.
ed agricultural men and stock growers of our
state are the city, silk stocking gentry, who
know to eat not raise their bread AT least the
following cities appear to be favored spOts.-
Ihey have on the several committees as fol-
lows 1; Columbus, 81: Cleveland, 10; Cincin.
matt, IA; Dayton, IA; Chcothe, IA.
COlumbiana and Harrison counties have
been entirely overlooked by the Board.--Dr.
McCook who was put down for New Lisbon.
bas been, since last winter, a resident of JEFF
iersOn county. Our county has been a little
more fortunate than her neighbors above nam.
ed. The Board in their wisdom saw fit to give
us ONE representative-the last one upon the
cabbage list-the taller We were not aware
that Carroll county is distinguished for growing
vegetables OF this class. We think that Mr.
William Cellars, the present President of our
county Agricultural society, is as eminentIy
qualified to judge of the qualities of stock and
agricultural productions, as any pent up CITY
dandy upon the list We suggest that the
State Board be voted life membership for the
impartial manner in which they have dis.
charged their duties in this particular.