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W.. u T. nscSs' EssS'''' Secretaries.
The Law Of Death.


We invite the attention of our readers
to the following Christian enactment a.
bout to be enforced in the territory Of
Slring6ellOw and Pierce. We say. stringGellOW
and Pierce, because the first is the tyrant and
Pierce but the instrument in his hands, that is
to take the lives Of the. innocent victims that
may be found therein to satiate the blood thirs,
ty desires Of the men stealers women defilers,
and assassins who compose that dabOlcal as.
sembly of out laws and renegades. All is done
under the authority and sanction of the Pres.
dent Of the United States, to de6le the virgin
soil of Kanzas, with the clanking chains Of
slavery, maDacled upon the limbs Of human
beings, made upright in the image Of their
God, that is possible for that pack Of pirates
to invent. Yet we are gravely told by the
sucking. cringing hirelings Of this puerile,
Pierce Administration, that the accursed death
dealing policy of StringfellOW and Atchison,
has nothing to do with the action of the free
and independent people of Ohio in the coming
cOntestl What have we not United States
Senator to elect the coming session of the Leg
islature whose action will necess arily be direc
upon this important question? And besides
let us have such an overwhelming defeat o
the Administration party IN Ohio that the free
men of Kanzas may be embOldened into resis
tance against that withering curse, that hang
like dark and portentious cloud over the fai
plains of that beautiful territory, until aid ma
terial aid, with the strong arm of the law
with right aud justice to enforce it shall com,
to their assistance. But read the bloody act
think, reflect and decide.
SEQ. l. Every person, bond or free, con
victed of raising rebellion of slaves, free
negroes or molattoes-shal suffer death.
SEQ. 2. Every person who shall aid in
any rebellion of slaves, de-, or do any over
act in furtherance thereof-shall suffer
death,
SEC: 3. If any free person shall by speak.
ing, writing, or printing advise, induce, DC,
any slaves to rebel, conspire against or murder
any VI huuAaoB VI ohdll luipOlb VI dlu
in importing such documents, he shall suffer
death.
SEQ. 4. If any person shall entice, de-
coy or carry out of kanzas any slave belong,
ing to another, with intent to deprive the own
or thereof of the service of such slave, or
procure the freedom of such slave, he shall
suffer death or be imprisoned at hard labor
for not less than ten years.
SEC. 8. If any person shall assist in en-
tiCiug, &C., las above )-shall suffer death or
be imprisoned at hard labor for not less than
ten years.
SEQ. 8 If any person, shall entice or
carry away out of any State or Territory of
the U. s. any slave y = y and shall bring
such slave into this territory DC, y ' he
shall suffer death, or be imprisoned at hard
labor for not less than ten years.
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FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival Of the Atlantc at New York
on the 9th inst. we have advices from Europe
seven days later. But no precise details Of the
recent battle of Chernaya-and il is impossi-
BILE to come to any correct judgment without
more detailed accounts. The attack was COM
menced by Gortchakoff in person. The Rus
sian force consisted of divisions, 6 900 cav
airy and 20 batteries of artillery. The Russi-
SLAMS left in the field 1000 head, and SO off,
ceas and 900 men wounded. Three Russian
Generals reported killed. The French loss
amounts to nearly 200 killed and over 800
wounded. The English Gen. Reed was killed.
Pelissler says the whole number of Russians
buried was 3,3%9, and 600 taken prisoners.-
Others report the Russian loss at 1000 killed
and wounded, and the Allies loss at 1000.
with regard to the bOmbardment Of Swea
borg official reports have been received; and
they fully confirm all opinions that the trans.
action was a small affair, The London Time,
claims that Sweaborg was the "Gibralter O
the North" and crediting its destruction al
being something worthy of note. Accor
ding to the Russian Admiral's account OF tht
bombardment Of Sweaborg, the Allies appear
to have done but little damage besides tht
burning of the public stores. He says NJ
damage whatever has been done to the forti6
cation, batteries or guns, He closes his dis
patch of the l2th inst, thus: 1.-The enemy
remain at their old anchorage, and dare no
renew The attack"
One Of the leading journals of London ad
mits that, at does not appear that we haV,
gained much, Seriously, the success is Meth
er brilliantin true sense, nor is it solid. AL
the work has yet to be done in the Baltic'"-
The bombardment seems on the whole to be
failure as it has not in the least damaged th,
Russian sea defenses.
Private letters and rumors are busy in cir
culating reports, according to which the &C
Icession of Spain to The Western alliance il
complete, and the adhesion of Denmark anC
Sweden almost 'atifed. Austria, according
to the same loose authority, had already sub
mitted a new project of peace and will soor
express herself decidedly for the Allies. Fur
ther. there is talk that the Allies may perma,
nently occupy some portion Of the Turkish
territory, and reconstruct the map Of Italy.
A Berlin paper says Austria has declared
that she will trea! according 10 military law
every individual found tam2ering with AustTi-
an soldiers with view of inducing them to
join the AngIOItalian legion, The Russian
Division, Helsveen Kars and Erzeroom hav-
ing been reinforced by corps of 5000 men,
marched upon Kenprikeni, on the ed. drove
the Turkish troops from that position, and e.
nally encamped three leagues from ErEeroom.
The New York Tribune supposes the news
of an assault on Malakoff may be expected to
arrive with the next steamer, and should il
fail. the Allies would find their situation much
deteEorated.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, to John MeGavran, of Columbiana
county, Ohio Margaret Lucy, intermarred with George
Lucy, of Colmbiana county, Ohio, Stephen McGayran,
of Carroll county, Ohio Mark McGayan, Of Pike eoun.
" Ohio Sarah Hil intermarred with Samuel Hill Of
Morgan county, Ohio, Elizabeth Magadgan, Ct Kensug.
ton, Philadelphia county, Pennsy yana, Thomas McGav.
ran OF Scott county, Iowa. Martha Nays, intermarred
with John Mays OF Edger county Illinois, Mary Lucy,
ntermarred with Charles Lucy, Of Illinois, county not
known,l that the Slst day OF August 1885, filed
petton in the Probate Court of Carroll county, Ohio
sainst them as the children and Heirs as law Of lam
NcGayran late OF Carroll county, deceased where the
same is now pending, in which said Petition ask the
eourt to authorize me, as Administrator of William
Nct1ayran to complete contract in writing entered
mtoby said William, in his letiTe, with bis son. John
NcC.avran of date OF October End, lS4l, by which
r;tten c5ntract said William sold to said John, one
bndred and ten acres Of land in Carroll county, Ohio
md The same on which he then lived being all of the
Nor west quarter Of Section thirty six 1885, in town.
sbn twelve (I2,) Of Range four AZ Excepting fifty
of the west side Of said quarter Section The Pc.
1tion will be for hearing in sand court on the 29h ay
~ se,tember instant at which time ask said court for
an order to make deed on part ofthe Heirs at law OF
William McGavran, Deceased to John MeGaWan, for
the lands above described and that unless you appear
and answer or demuF the Petition the facts therein
stated will be taken true and Confessed and adudi.
Gated therein accordingly. sa a bss
~. WILLIAM II. MeGAVRAN, Admr.
Of WILLIAM McGAVRAN, by
VAN BROWN, his Atty.
Sept. 6--ls55, sw. Pr fee $500
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Senator,

On last Saturday, the delegates from the
two counties met in Mine rVa. and on the sixth
ballot, Mr.. John Beatty. of this county, was
nominated. [see proceedings in another col
umn. Mr., Beatty is long and favOrably known
to the citizens of this county. We all know
that he did represen! this county one year in
the House Of Representatives, with credit to
himself and entire satisfaction to bis constitu-
ents. Let our watch words be FREE 7ERRIFo-
RY and Lew Taxes, and triumphant victory
will be ours. Let the cause OF Freedom be
onward and upward, until, whether in Ksnzas
or Ohio, we can say in truth and in fact, this
is the land of the free and the home of the
brave, this is land Of freemen, free labor,
free soil, flee speech and FREE PRESSES.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
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The present proprietors Of the Ohio State Journal
have hitherto made no extraordinary effort secure
an increased subscription to the paptE They desire
its character should be established and its claims ac.
knowledged by the requisite trial. in present hands be-
fore they made an appeal to the public. large ex.
pense was incurred in its outfit year ago AID at no
tme since the establishment of the paper has 80 large
an expense been made for its editorial management =
The low terms at which the paper is furnished render
necessary much increased subscription list, in order
to afford adequate returns to the propretors for labor
bestowed and capitalinyested. m .s3 sl .
1t seems now, on the threshold at important and
exciting election fitting time to appeal to its friends
fof generous effort in its behalf The position and
character Of the Journal too well known to require
any pledge in relation to its future course ENTIRELY in
dependent in its position il will as it has done ap.
proach the discussion of all subjects that may approach
within its range of State National concernment in
a free and independent spirit asss se
To the maintenance of the principles which gave rise
to the Republican organization, the Journal has been
pledged. Its past course must stand as guarantee
for the future.
The Teegraphic columns Of the Journal contain full
reports from the East the South and the South.weet
up to the hour publication. special report of the
Cattle market, prepared for the Journal with great
care, win be foundin our Commercial columns. ~
The Proprietors of the State Journal being desirous
that the friends of the Republican party should have
the opportunity Of judging for themselves of its merits
have adopted the plan Of sending their regular weekly
issue, containing an amount Of reading matter not
quaed by any paper in the West rather than make up
mere political sheet for the Campaign The enhan-
ced cost we are confident they win be mad 9 up in.
creased number of its patrons. aaa q se
A,S n
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TheLaw Of Newspapers.

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non-
u ssAsehbeFs order the dlscOntinusnce Of Their
psPsn the Pubisher may continue to send them until
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Radicals from the Office 10 which they directed they
aFo bSld responsible ll they have settled the BILL and
ordered them discontinued.
l. IL subscribers remove 10 other places without in
forming the publishers and the papers are sent to the
former direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing TO take
papers from the Office or removing and leaving then
pnoalled fOr prd ae'd evidence Of Intentional fraud
CW- Postmasters who notify publisher that news
pape ls nol taken fIom the Office, required to Civ
he rsas on Why they are not taken out (See Post 0
a. Inskrruetlone and Laws.
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Aug. 80, 1855. In
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Stnnk.

Msj. Atkinson stuck in bis recent attempt to
prosecute the junior editor before the session Of
the Presbyterian Church. in this place, on ae-
count Of the appearance Of an article in the
Free Press, some three weeks since. relative
to Sag Nicht meeting, alleged to have been
held at bis wOrship's residence. The Major
preferred his charges and when informed by
the moderator. to whom be applied, that he
must necessarily confront and 'substanliats the
charge he refused to prosecute When he
could not get the session to do the work his
malignant spirit devised, he gave up the chase'
Therefore, the report that the SESSION, or any
member thereof had araigned Mac. is untrue
The day is far distant when the power that
guards the pulpit will lend its aid and inau
ence to promote the wishes, and do the bid
ding of such political traducers as Bob Akin
son & Co.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
BALMoN P. CHASE, Of Hamilton.
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
THOMAS II. FORD, of Richland.
yoR AUDITOR OF STATE,
RANCIS NJ. WRIGHT, of Champaign.
yoR SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES H. BAKER, Of Ross,
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
YoR suDaE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
(For the FaH Term,
JACOB BRINKERH0FF, Of Richland'
(For The VaeaRcy,)
CHAS. @. C0NVERS, OF Muskingum.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
7. D. KlMRALL, of Medina
ToG NEMBKR OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
ALEX. G. CON0VER, Of Miami.
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Mr.. BeAsly was fhen declared, hy the Chair
the nominse OF lhe eOnVentiOa, for Senator,
and on motion was also 50 declared BY lhe
convention BY acclamatiOn.
On motion. the members Of the convention
pledged their cordial support to the nOmina-
ton made.
After three hearty cheers for Chase and the
balance of the Republican State Ticket, The
convention adjourned SINE DIE. ve 4s
T.W. HARVEY, Chairman.
LEO. HARSH, Vice Pres't.
l. L. LAHSORS. se,rstorie, 9fl
VIZ. McCof, 0sefsNneS' .st.t
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Senatorial Convention.
Minerva, ONO. Sept

MINERVA. ONO, Sept. 8-l855.
At o'clock P, NJ, The delegates Of thu
the counties of Stark and Carroll met in con
vention in the brick church for the purpose o
putting in nomination candidate for Senator
TO be supported by the Republicans Of the Sen
atorial district composed Of said counties, on
the second Tuesday Of October next.
The convention was organized by appointing
Mr.. T. W. Harvey. of Stark, Chairman, Leo
nard Harsh. Esq, Vice President. and DR.. L.
L. Lamborn, of Stark, and William Mccoy,
of Carroll, Secretaries.
On motion, Van Brown, Of Carroll, and Mr.
- Want, of Stark, were appointed a COM
mittee on credentials.
On motion, it was resolved that, the con-,
ventiOn proceed to vote viva voce for candi.
date for Senator, and that majority of all the
votes cast be necessary to choice.
The following persons were announced as
candidates; John Beatty, Of Carroll, F. My,
ers, S. D, Day, s, Peas and William NJ. Gun
ningham, Of Stark,
Here the convention was detained a shor
time by an interchange of opinions on the bas
of nomination.
On motion of Gen. E. R. Eckley, of Car
roll, it was resolved that, in all future conven
tiOns Of the Republicans of the counties o
Stark and Carroll. we recommend the adoption
Of the popular vote system.
The convention then proceeded to vote b,
townships for a candidate for Senator. STAR
county being entitled to II votes and CAIRO
ID. The townships were duly called, and III
result waA as follows
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.

For Senator-JOHN BEATTY.
For sentatiye--SlLAS POTTS.
For Aaditor-JOHN l. BLACKBURN.
For Treasurer--JOHN MOODY.
For Sherif-J0HN II. WHIrCRAFT.
For Recorder ISAAC ULMAN.
For Commissioners STRAYER,
THOMAS WEIR.
For Prosecuting Att'y-WM. II. CHAMPER
For Infirmary Drector--DAVID REEHM.
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"BUCKEYE DoUBLE.sEALER. !"
John Forbes
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

EnhhOetn fOFOe5. ]
Elizabeth Forbes viii take notice that the Srd day
Of September, A, d. 1855, John Forbes fled petition
against her in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Carroll
county, in the State of Ohio that the said Petition is
now pending aud will be heard the next term Of said
Court The assigned in said petition for Divorce
therein prayed for, is adultery, JOHN FORBES.
BY x. E. KNIGHT, his ATTY.
Sept. 6-l855. 6w. Pr. fee $50.
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carried with them from over the wide water
Ton, Jefferson vas fool Of 4 democrat as
conuared With these two. worthless. Where
upon that Assemblsge Of wise men, adjourned
SINE DIE. And we think so too, for such an
other asremblsge we cannot expect 10 see du.
ring the present generation.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

The property formerly owned by Valentine Ebersole,
lying a. the east end OF main street, OarrOItoD, COM
prising five lots and fraction, which is erected
good dwelling house, good stable, two good wells Of
water other out buildings fruit trees, comprising an
excellent variety all OF which will be sold very low, in
moderate payments. For conditions apply TO j. !
Blackburn, the present occupant.
ADAM Ii. ERSKINE.
Sept. 6-l855. 5w'
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NOndegcript.

In last weeks issue of somebody, OF some.
thing, either animate or inanimate, alias THE
Companion comes to us neither fathered nor
acknowledged by any one, not even by the
most loathsome, venemously foul and bastard
ly dog that betOuls this mundane sphere Of
ours. What then could be expected, but all
the quintessence Of all that is dirty, filthy, su'
Premely mean and diShOnOrable from that
fatherless sheet. None SO mean as to be spon
sor for its calumnies and base fabrications. Ye
it undertakes to say "a base libel refuted'
refers to an article Of ours. To such charges
from an undescribed source we have no answer
10 make. But blow on, ye Kissing reptiles
you may roll the sweet mOrsel under you
tongues, fangs are;drAwn, you cannot
affect our good name either in CHuAcn o
State.
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ESTATE OF AARON ELLIoTT Dec

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Executor Of the last
Ill and Testament of Aaron Elliott deceased late Of
Carroll county, Ohio JAMES u. ELLIOTT.
Aug 80, 1855. 3w, ~" '
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

D. A. Arter. Plaintiff Before H. A. stidger, Jus
against tice of the Peace of Cen
Jacob Shultz, Defendent TIE Township Carroll 20 q
On the oath day of August A. D. 1885, said Justice ia
sued order oattachment in the above action for the
sum Of thirty eight dollars, and twelve cents. with
costs, that may accrue in said action. D. A. ARTER.
Aug. 80, 1855. 3w
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that placed in the hands Of
Jane p Cummings, of Carrollton, Ohio all my notes,
duebis lSc, prior to my removing West, and persons
not having discharged the same are requested 70 call
with him and discharge the same mmedia tely:
ANDREW CLARK.
Aug 80 1855. 3w.
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no ARMST no ARMSI

Another lot of Kipp for SALE Of very fne texture
and beautiful finish So come along, shcemakels and
farmers, and win give you bargain in good leather
for cannot be beat Az
N B. FIVE cents per pound for good Hides, in cashier
Gather, at my tanrery. j. w. YOUNG. yf
Nov. ., 1854 II. BeunaVsta Valley:
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sale Of Real Estale by urder of ConrI .

On Saturday the 22nd of September next, N855) at
II O'Clock, noon, of said day. will offer to sale at the
late residence of Henry B. Smith, Decd, in Monroe
township, Carroll county, Ohio the tact of land on
which said deceased lived at the time of his DEATH Be.
ing part Of the south quarter Of Section twelve
in Township fifteen, (l6) of Range seven contain.
ing nineteen acres and twenty-five hundredths Of an a.
ere more or ess On said tract there is dwelling house
Grist mill, water privilege, aud necessary out houses
and Improvements about sixteen acres cleared and in
good state Of cultivation. Appraised at 81 800.
Terms-0ne third in hand and the balance in two
Equal annual instaments with interest, secured by
mortgage on the premises.
JAMES HAUGH, Admir- Of H. B. Smith.
Aug, 20, 1855. 4w Pr. fee. $3.50
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HWD 80

LOST some time since, several Duebis and accounts
i In favor of Geo. +. Kennedy, Dr. Pool and John G.
Buck Any person returning them to nae, sha Il be lib
orally rewarded. JAMEs GALLAHER
Avg. s3, 1850. sw. -
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Rates Of Advertising.

a Ten INES Or Iess Of s7II1 DIV'77I N y F7l7
ersdp aQuars,
WAdver tisers must be particular to mark the num
bsr Of insertions on the face Of their advertsemehts
es hsy win be pSb shed SnsiOFdsred out and charged
sesaRdbgY.
- Advertisements should be handed IN BY FsEi
~ uaAsus, 10 Insure insertion that week.
~ les WsAK neatly and expediiiOusy eIeeHted a
~ oGos, on the shortest possible notice.
tEGRO. A. CR0FUF, IS South Fourth street, a
bOvs Walnut, Philadelphia, is authorized agent
obtain Advertisements tor US in that city.
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ES-zO Pssons oar Of EmpleymsAL-Eg
THE GREAT BOOK OF THEYEAR

From he EditOfs of ne Philadelphia Post-'Ws
think We may safely pronounce this 20 be the most
Thorough and valuable work the Empire Of Russia
that b As YET appeared in the English language,
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FALL GOODSI
GEORGE P. SMITH & co.

NO, "a WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH,
Have no in store full assortment OF Imported and
Domestic Dry Goods, which will be kept We'll assorted
during the season.
Sept. 6, 1856, Am.
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From tina Editor Of the American Phil. CouTicr.--
Truly valuable Work-the great Book Of the day
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The Tomato, The Peach, The Pear.

The Tomato, The Peach, The Pear.
An every variety of Autumn Fruit can be efFectu
ally reserved without spirits, suga or spice 10 Air.
Tight Cans. Of which a large supply Of 0'Neil and
Hunters.
BUCKEYE D0UBLE-sEALER."
With directions for use sealing material &C. Is kept
Ohio, Copper Tinsmith, Stove Dealer, &c, &C.,
Orders from Fruiterers, Farmers, House keepers,
filled promptly,
E8 These cans are as easily fastened by any one, as
letter is called
Aug. 80. 1855.