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Governor Shannon.

This tory to liberty and equal rights has
reached his destination in Kansss And in
a speech delivered on the evening of his arrival
he said
ITO one subject. however, he would allude
slavery. His official life and career were
not unknown to portion, at least, Of the cit
liens of Kanzas. HI. had no intention OF chang
nQ bis political faith. He thought, with re
ference to slavery, that as Missouri and Kan
Gas we're adjoining States, as much of that i'm
mense commerce between the United States
and some European countries, must necessarily
lead to a great trade, and perpetual inter-
course between them, il would be well Il their
institutions should haFmoniEe-as otherwise
there would be continual quarrels and border
feuds. He was for Slavery in kanEas. Loud
cheers"
Can any Locofoeo fugler now have the har-
dihood to assert that this debasihg admins
tration is not in favor of Kan[as becoming a
Slave State? If he should, we ask every man
to whom the assertion is made, to turn to this ex-
tract from Shannou's speech. and see for him.
self. Would this Save.breedng admiuistra.
ton have removed Gov. Reeder for his manly
opposition to the bowie knife law Of the Mis-
sour rufians, and filled his seat with such q
servlle dog as Shannon? Nay, mdeed-Sav-
cry is the issue This most abominabe Of all
administrations, have sworn it in their wrath
that slaves shall be bought and sold like cattle
on the plains Of Kanzas. Governor Shannon
says he is for slavery in KanEas. Yes, that is
the open issue fairly made and driven upon
this detestabe administration. AtChison and
Stringiellow tried and condemned Gov, Rec
der, and Gen. Pierce beheaded himI and for
what? because he was opposed to Missouri
ruffians, gamblers ard baCklegs gs-usurping the
rights oil freemen. with bowie knife and re-
vover; one of which swung from belt on th 9
person of the Vice President Of these United
STATES. This administration broke down the
dividing wall between Slavery and Freedom,
and inV tied fight upon the soil of Kansas
with revolver and bowie-kEife. Will the peo-
pie of this Union submit to SO damnable bu-
siness, is the question at issue. Gov. Shan
non is receiving bis reward for his dog vote,
and is now the willing instrument in the
hands OF Pierce, Atchison, Douglas and String
fellow to enforce that bloody code of laws
passed by that most revolving to freemen. of
all assemblies that ever disgraced any land
under the broad canopy of Heaven. Recol-
leCt, G, W, Belden and Elisha Mcclure
support and uphold all the acts of this abom.
Unable, Slave selling, Slave breeding and slave
extending OligArchy.
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1heIIaw ol Aewsnapers.

4. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
" SFs considered as Wishing to continue their subsep
zen.
4 u subscribers order the disoOntnuanee Of their
pspsrs, the publisher may continue to send them until
Gl Gusarages ere paid
O. II Subscribers neglect or refuse to take their pc
rlodcNs from the OGce 70 which they directed they
are held responsible I'LL they have settled the bi aud
ordered then discontinued.
T. II Subscribers remove 70 other places without 10.
orlng the publishers and the papers are sent TO the
former direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing to taxi
papers nom the Office, or removing and leaving then
uncaed for l. primo aea evidence Of intentional fraud
90 Postmasters who notify apublishcr that news
pape ia noa takea from the Office, required to Civ
the reas on Why they not taken out (See Post d
R,e Instructions and Laws.
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submitted to the Pierce Bishop of this DiOcssS
before they were offered TO the Pierce oOnVen-
ton.
To those resolutions We saw Elisha Mcclure
the Pierce LOcoioeo candidate for Representa-
live. subscribe bis name in Obeisanee to the
dictates Ofthe high prest Of PisrcedOm' 'hro
his masters cats paw. that offered them
Aud more. If Mr.. McGuirs were our repre-
sentative elect. be would be bound, both by
bis own desires and by the declaration he has
subscribed, to vote for such another Nebraska
Pierce and Slavery man IS Geo. E. Pugh' who
now misrepreseuts the people Of this great
State upon that absorbing question. That
Mr. Mcclure has taken the oath given above
we bsys not the means Of knowing, but we do
Luow hat he expects the votes Of every man
who has; and we do know that he is as un-
an enemy Of the Republican
party as any Sag Nicht can be Of the Amer.
can or Know Nothing party. Therefore he
subscribed the resolutions. And for the same
reason it was that be refused 10 vote for some
Of his wbig relations who we're candidates for
the small Offices Of this township and borough
on repeated occasions. And still he expects
to get the votes Of these same relatiVes iO
Representative as he did for Sheriff. but II
that expectation this iuVeterate, unrelen1lnl
Pierce Looofoco is bound to be mistaken. New
er since our residence in this place fourtee
years has this inveterate party man WaYere
so as to vote for an opponent in politics, Whe
one Of his own party was candidate. The
let all remember that in their choice betwee
slas Potts, the Republican candidate, an
Elisha Mcclure, the sag, NIGHT Pierce ar
pro Slavery candidate-it isa choice betwe'
E slavery extension in Kansas aud other territorl
or freedom to all men Of all nations, of all Clim
$ who may remove to those territories.
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Trimble meeting in cleveland :

On Saturday, the 9th inst. the friends Of
Allen Trimble, the Boilers candidate for
Governor, had meeting at Cleveland. The
meeting was addressed by Bushnell White
and Mr. Thompson, son.in-law of Mr.. Trim
Bile. The meeting seems to have been small
affair. The Leader gives the following brief
sketch Of Mr.. ThOmpsons great speech on
that occasion.
1T was most Imposing spectacle to behold
crowd of about one hundred and fifty men
and boys, nearly one tenth of whom will vote
Tor TTlmble, listening fol more than On hour
to a man who explained to them how Mr..
Trlmble was bis father-in-law; and how he was
Mr.. Trimble's son.in-law; how the lather.ln
law rose up out of bed one dark night and
sent for the sOn.inlaw In order to ask the son
in law what he thought in regard 10 the nomi
nation Of the father ln-law; and how the son
in-law listened to the words of the father in
law and gave the falher-lnlAw no advice al
ALL
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every hundred that nOE read il IS many hun
dred thousand could see il. We say, we new
er induced Mr.. wsggOner to take our paper,
nor did we ever slander him, nor publish IL
bel against him. But gpaW O1' ye Vindio-
dive Vipers, We are out ofharms way. We be-
lieve Mr.. waggOner is in religious belief'a
Catholic.
We gre below the article from the Com
paniOa' entire. Wssrs willing the world
shall read It; .-----
To rHE WoKID:-I have been Wing since
nv Grst vots-east for the younger Adams
and was one Of the FIRST Of that party in this
county; acting always with it; supporting sV-
ery ticket Of its nomiuaiien. and its organ in
this place, almost continually since its com.
meneement. while published BY Patton, by
Wolf, by Johnson, by Pesree, by Van Brown.
by Lloyd, BY Hatton, BY. Green, and lsttsrly,
induced by pre- tences, by the dirty slandsrers
who seribble its libels now, John H. Trip and
VIM. Mccoy. Satisfied that it is now but the
organ Of the blood.stained order, which is
aiming at my liberty and home dark assassin
blow-howeVer it may be namsd the Free
Press'-I quit to-day its subscription list.
Satisfied that the Whig party has lent itsel
to the vile purpose Of disfranchising citizens
Of the Republic, because Of their religious be
lief, quit now and foreYermOre all union o
communion with it.
JOHN WAGNER
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An Old SuhSnriher.

We notice In the last weeks issue OF the
fatherless sheet on the hill, very nice affair
over the signature Of one Of our subscribers,
by the name of John WaggOner. This article
is evidently penned by some of the vindictive
turn coats who scribble for that notable sheet,
BY what kind Of 'pretences' we induced that
old gentleman TO take our paper other than fair
ones we know not. AT the time we purchased
the Press, we found the name OF Mr.. Wagon
er on the list Of subscribers, and Of course sen.
him our paper and he continued to take il from
the Office, and we suppose nc ad it for two
years-at the end of which time he came up
and paid his arrearages, which was .wo dollars
and seventy FIVE cents, but at no oHA time did
he order or direct us to discontinue his paper,
This last however Is Of small matter to us, fol
our list is daily and steadily increasing despite
the virulent attacks Of the irresponsible scrib.
blers who weekly vomit forth the bile from
their canine stomachs. into that unhealthy
sewer of 6lth. Mr.. WaggOner has the un
doubted right to stop this paper, bu! we thinl
common decency might have taught the ole
gentleman that it would have been as much tc
his credit to have so informed us at the time
without publishing it TO The WORLD' in ths
poor, puny paper, with three hundred subscri
bers. Friend Wsggoner had better send thi
bull Of his to the N. T. Tribune, where 70
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LOCOfuoO Senator.
Sept. 10, 1855.

The Slave-democrac Of Carroll and Stark
COUNTIES met in convention at Waynesburgh,
on Tuesday last and nominated Judge Belden
for State Senator, by acclamatiOn.
Fearing the convention would be failure a
MASS meeting was proclaimed and bis Lord.
ship. Maj. R. J,AtknsOn, & Judge CIV Bel.
den were announced as speakers. The meet
ing was rouser numbering SO only, all coun-
ted. Gen. Stidger, chairman Of the Demo.
cratic central committee for Carroll county
was chosen President Of the meeting, over
which he presided with great EoLAT. Maj
Atkinson delivered himself Of a nice little
speech on the Know Nothing question, which
of itself gave evidence that he was a fit sub
ject for the Undertaking i! in the natural way
The Maj. was succeeded by Judge Belden in q
long windy Oration on the same subjeCt-never
once touching the subject Of State policy, taxes
&C., in which the people are 80 much interest
ed. The Judge manifested great sympathy
for the old Wings as he termed them, call
ing them noble felloWs,-'a noble party
Yes sir Judge, two noble to cast their vOteI
! for any man that will lend bis vote for the ex
tension of Slavery in the free territories o
these United States. But not once did tn
Judge denounce the Administration because o
its iniQuitous course relative to the KanSas out
Al, Ill,
Of the Administration is endorsed by this Of
fee seeker, who is endeavOring to work his wa
into the U. s. Senate by seeking seat in thu
"a
Senate chamber Of Ohio The Judge hee'
not trouble himself about the matter--the pee
pie do not wish him to represen! them in eth
er the Senate Of Ohio,or the U. S. Senate, an,
will be SO decided on the second Tuesday Q
October next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-20
Hiram GriSWnld.

This gentleman Of unainching integrity, and
undouOted capacity, has been nominated for
State Senator by the Republicans Of Cuyaho.
ga county. Well done CuyahOgs. Such men
as GriswOld and Kelley will be ornaments to
any deliberativo body. We once had the
privilege of voting for him for U. s. Senator,
and had we an opportunity would do SO again.
All hail to such nominations; So long as such
men are selected, so long will the Republican
star remain in the ascendant.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-20

CoLuxBiANA County. Republicans OF
Columbiana county have put in nomination
the following ticket;
Representatives Hunter.
Moses Mendeuhall.
Prosecuting Attorneys L. Wadsworth.
Sheriff VIM. Hosietter.
Treasurer--B. f. Thompson.
Commissioner--M F. Foulks.
In6rmary Directors--Wm, Filson.,
Hiram Chandler.
Coroner--James McGonigal.
In odd COlumbisna' Sampson is shorn Of
his strength; and doubtless the foregoing
ticket will be elected BY a much larger major.
ity than the Republican ticket had last fall.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-20
DENTIsTRYu
DIR, M. B AR N E s,
NOTICE

Ia herebv given. to John McGavran, OF Coumbians
oounty ONO Margaret Lucy, ntsrmarried WIN Gsorge
T"cv Of OoIrmbana county, ONO, Stephen McdaVrAnp
=, tisrron couuy ohio Marx hCGavran, OF Pike coun-
Nv ohio Sarah in lntefmarried with Samuel Hll, OF
Morpan county, Uhlo Elizabeth Magaugan ol Aensing'
ton Philadephla cOuuty, Pennsy Vana, Ihomas hcGaV
Of scott county, Iowa, AaGha Aays, intermarried
vitb John NAYS OF Edger county ILLINOIS, Mary Lucy,
with Charles Lucy, Of Illinois, cOunty mos
Lnowul that on the 3lst day ol August 1900, MED
aon in the Probate Court Vt Carroll county, Ohio, a.
,han, a. the children and Hens at law OF William
g;avran late OF Carroll county, deceased, where the
ana ia now pending in which said PetolI ask the
ons, to aptnorize me, as Administrator OF William
Afc(5ayrau 10 complete contract Ia wiung, entered
;,ohv said William, his llietn e, with Ills son, John
Mocsy,an of date oil October 2nd, lS4l, by which
ir'sn contract said William sold to said John, one
nroa and Ten acres of land in Carroll county, Ohio,
and the same on which he then hved being all Of the
North west quarter o Section thirty s1 in town
shin twelve u2,) Of Range four W Excepting fifty
of The west side Of sad quarter Section The Pc
tion viii be for hearing in ssO court on the 29th, day
o sentember instanat which time ask said court for
an order 20 make deed part Of the Heirs at law of
william McGavran, Deceased, to John McGavran, for
lands above described and that unless you appesr,
and answer or demul the Petition the facts therein
stated will be taken and confessed, and adjudi-
Gated therein accordingly.
WILLIAM II. McGAYRAN, AdmT.
oil WILLIAM McGAVRAN, BY
VAN BROWN, his Atty.
Sept. 6--lS55, 3w. Pr fee $500
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
SALMON p. CHASE, Of Hamilton.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
THOMAS II. FORD, of Riehland.
TOR AUDITOR oFGTAfE,
RANCIS NJ. WRIGHT, OF Champaign
ToR sEoRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES H. BAKER. oil Ross,
FOR TREASURER OF STATE, =.
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, of Seneca.
yoR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
(For the FIJI Ierm,
JACOB BRlNKERHOFF, OF RiChland
(For The Vacaacy)
UHAS. c. C0NYERS, oil Maskngum.
roB ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Ed. KlMBALL, OF Medina
von MRMBER OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
ALEX. G. C0N0VER, Of Miami.
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Sag NIGHTS.

Notwithstanding all the subterfugeS, and
Cat footed denlals of the Pierce pro-Slavery'
ties Of our town, and their iuglers in the coun-
try, we are now in possession of such facts as
to be able TO prove to the satisfaction OF any
unbiased mind, that there are at least FIVE
dens of this anti-American party known as.
Raa NIGHTS, within the territorial borders OF
this county. The townships of Rose' Harrison
and Brown, contain these Pierce pro-Slavery
dens. Besides, it's matter offact, suscepta-
bic Cf proof, that on last Saturday night pOr'
ton OF the Pierce clan met in secret conclaVe,
in a certain cellar in the village of Augusta
Yes in CELLAR in Lhe dark hour of night to
do vhatH To swear allegiance to Gen. Pierce
and that other fellow who reigns triumphant
in the hearts Of those brave patriots who can
take the following dose, viz
SECOND DEGREE OBLIGATION.
aBrother, you are now about to take up
on yourself The obligation Of the second degree
Of this Democratic and truly Catholic Order
Of Say NOthings. commonly called. Sag Mich
h.' Place yourself in situation to receive it,
arms crossed upon your breast--eyes raised
toward heaven. Repeat after me the obliga'
tiOn; la. B., (prononnes your proper name
pray tba. God may strike me With imbeCillty
and madness when cease to oppose Know
Nothingisml May heaven Overwhelm me with
its thunders when cease to hate the Order
Nay the anger OF God, OF Peter and Paul, and
of Washington. Jefferson and Jackson. fall up.
On me In this world, and be my punishment il
the next, if I cease to war upon this self'con
stituted American party, May the whole uni
verse revolt against me II cease to be reg
MAR contributing member of this society Ma,
the earth swallow me up alive, il | ever vot
for whig or democrat, who favors know no
.shine;sml And may nv flesh be boiled, roast
ed. baked, fried, heat aud hashed by savage'
ifI stay away from the ballot box on the do
Of an election, vhep Know Nothing is can
didatei'
Can any one suppose that men who hav
heretofore stood fair in society and who hav
nov permitted their angry passions 50 TO rise
.s 10 become fearless. reckless and anti Amer
icsn enough to take such an obligation as tn
above. would hesitate one moment to sub
scribe with their own sign manual. any set
resolutions drawn up for the occasion by th
Pierce cats paws and submitted foriEssEc1oS
Yea. rzsrsorrOs, of one of The Pierce pay sei
,.u,s. as Bronson Of Tennessee submits all hi
poltieal articles to the inspection Oithe Bish
:. of An Diocese. So we're these resolution
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Peter smeltz, b. al,
VS. In Partition.
Martha Norris, Et. al
By virtue Of an order, Of sale issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio, will offer for
sale at the door of the Court House, in the town Of
Carrollton in said county Of Carroll, Ohio, on
Saturday, the goth day .of October, A. D. 1855.
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r.
~ the following tracts of land situate in the county oi
Carroll and State OF Ohio; lst tract-The South East
quarter Of Section thirty-6ve (35,) township thirteen
and range five (5 in the steu5envile land district
subject to the Dover Estate oil Martha Norris-ap'
prased at SS20O. End tract-1he North West quarter
of the North East gu arter of Section thirty five Sh
township thirteen CS and range five (5 in the en-,
benvie land distrct-suhect to the Dover Estate oi
Eliza Norris, widow of DavidN dsceased-apPraS,
ed at 5000.
Terms-0ne third cash in hand, one third in one
year and the remainder two years with interest from
the day of sale The deferred payments to be secured
= JH. WHITCRAFT.
Sheriff,
Sept. QO--lsE5 gW. Pr. fee $3.50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-20

EFWe see by the Continental that the A.
merican Stale Committee have appointed an A.
mericsn mass meeting in this place on Tuesday
the End day Of October next. John Daven.
port, J. R, stanherry and NJ, L. Hatcher are
announced as speakers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-20

RF The Locofooos Of Guernsey county,
voted down in their county convention, the
resolution making Know Nothingism bar to
q nomination. LocofOcoism suits itself to what.
ever climate il exists in.
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D0UBLE-SEALER, "
John Forbes
V
Nfs-IAl E..l-a
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Elizabeth Forbes will take notice that on the Srd day
Of September, A. d. 1855, John Forbes fled petition
against her in the Court OF Common Pleas Of CArroll
couutv in the State Of Ohio that the said Petition is
now pending and will be heard the next term OF said
Court The cause assigned in said petition for Divorce
therein prayed for, is adultery, JOHN FORBES
BYRE KNIGHT, his AHJ.
Sept. 6-I855. 6w. Pr. fee $50.
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TO ARMSI TO ARMSl

Another lot of Kipp for sale, OF very hne texture
and beautiful finish, So come along, shoemakeis ana
farmers, and will give you bargain IN goed lea'ne-
for cannot be beat.
FIVE cents per pound for good Hides in cash o.
Gather ar INV tsnnery. j. YOUNG.
Nov o 1874 H. BeunaVista Valley.
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EliT. Tappan Esq, of Jefferson cous-
ty, was nominated as candidate for Senator in
COlumbiana aud jefferson counties, at The LO-
cofoco convention at Welsville. on the 9th inst,
Jonas D. Catlell, Esq, of Columbiana county,
is the Republican candidate for the same of
fee, who will doubtless come in with large
majority.
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In Partition.

jeremiah Koontz, Et. al,
vs. In Partition.
charles J. Lasure. Et. al
By virtue OF an order of sale Issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, will offer for
sale at the door OF the Court House, in the town oi
UarrOllton, in said county OF Carroll, Ohio, on
Saturday, the goth day OF October, AID. 1855
between the hours of o'clock d. NJ. and o'clock
M the following premises situate in the county of Car
roll and State OF Ohio; Being town lots numbered thirty
three SS and forty eight 4s in the town of Magnolia
Carroll county, Ohio.
Terms-One third cash in hand, one third in one yesl
and the remainder ill two years with interest from day
sale. Tn deferred payments to be secured by Mort
gage on the premises. Lot 3S is appraised $50, ant
Let AS at t225. j. IL. WHITORAFT,
Sheriff.
Sept. 20--lS65. 6w. Pr. fee SO 90.
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WILI,InMYOJNG'S ESTATE,

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned a. been
appoiuted aud qualified Administrative with the VIII
annexed Of William Young, deceased late Of CaTron
county, Ohio. NAACI foON1'
Sept. l9,-le66. SE.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

For Senator-JoHN BEATTY,
For Representative--slLAs POTTS.
For Auditor--J0HN l. BLACKBURN.
For Treasurer--JoHN MOODY.
For rSheriff-J0HN ii. WHITCHAFT.
For Recorder Isaac ULMAN.
For Commissiouers--JACOB STRAYER,
THOMAS WEIR.
For Prosecuting Att'y--WM. II. CHAMPER
For In6rmary Duector--DAVlD REEHM.
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Also, TO return the following number of Ju
rors to tue Probate Judge, 10 Wit
LOOKING GLASSES

E0R the fall trade, at greatly reduced prices Bowers
Il are invited to examine o, stock before nurchas.
ing elsewhere. RIGHAkpS, .KINGSLAND i co
Aanaiaotulets, lilo Chambers St., New York.
Aug. g, 1866. 2m,
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What makes Taxes SO High2

The following comparative statement OF the
amount of sarlaries, under the laws of 1914
and 1859, may be Of USE to those interested in
the above question?
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RniIRnad NOiice,

The Stock holders of the Carroll county Rad Road,
are notified that there willbe an election for Directors
for said Road on Saturday the 2sth day OF Septembs
next. H. OOuolL' AlSS"
Auv s0 l3hb. I'd, 81