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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22
MCDOWELL & CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS, STA TOFE q RS
PAPER DEALERS,
RLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERs'

RLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
STEUBENVILLE, -. 49,. -. ohIo'
TTEEP always on hand large assortment of
IA school Medical and Miscellaneous books Plain and
R,,sd Car and Letter Papers Printing and Wrap
ping Papers Of all Sizes Note Papers, Envelopes Steel
Pens, and all kinds of Stationary. III
They are prepared to fill all orders Fom Merchants'
shoo Committees. Teachers and others at low prices.
Having bindery 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 employ the best work
men, our work will compare fayorably with that OF any
other Bpdery in the State Blanks OF all kinos FageC
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tanner
Scraps. mcpV"Ehh3 q w.
Eteubsnvlle, March is, 1855. Il.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22

In slmoEt every instance where an opportu'
nity afforded. President Pierce has mani
fsstsd himself favorable to Southern interests
sud measures. A bill for the Improvement Of
the Savannah river, In South CArolins, could
receive The sanction OF the Executive, but the
bill for improving the 81. Clair Flats and ST..
MAry's River. in Michigan, was very politely
pocketsd by bis lordship. she President. The
reason given Why the former was sanctioned,
vas, that the distractions of that river we're
placed there BY the British, during the RevO.
IutiOnary war. A very Aimay reason; for II Il
had been Of much Importance they would have
been removed long since. The Improvement
of the st. Clair River is Of vital Importance,
ssit sths thorough!are for all the commerce
of the upper lakes, which has recently become
immense. owing to rapid settling up Of the
North West. 1t hes an hundred times more
aommeFes than the Savannsh river. But il
could not receive bis spproval-toO far North,
4 correspondent Of the Baltimore sun. gives
vsot 10 the following item Of information: all
is unfortnasls that the pscksting Of so impor
tans northern bill should have been accom-
panied By the signing Of southern bill--tha
Of the sayaunah river. There are maliciously
disposed perseas ~hO will ascribe this to sec
tionai discrimination. anything but soothing in
the preseat excited state Of the country"
Just 30, Nj. *" thera are persons who d
.nL wil ascribe this to a sectional discrimins
t.u. but not 'rnalieiously" so --it is the plai
teaching OF The Presidents action. succumt
,pc % the South .msrks his footprints in th
- ia numerous other instances.
.a~->e---.------s~ -s->s~s-~>~e
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LEAS e. HARSH.
LAND AG E N rs,

FORT DES MONIES IOWA.
WILL attend to any business connected with
w the Government Land Offices in Western Iowa.
Taxes paid, collections and LEGAL business generally,
promptly attended to.
Those wishing to enter Lands in Centralald Western
Iowa. can do so by sending eastern drafts or their
Land warrants Terms for selecting and entering Land
exclusive Of Government fees for Land warrants 100
acres $40: 80 acres, 90 40 acres, $5.
6sOOO acres arabic Land in Polk and other coun-
ties for sale by LEAS HARSH.
March 1876 1y.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22

THE undersigned takes this method Ofiniorm'
ing the citizens of Carrollton and vicinity that be
has commenced the above business and is prepared to
carry on in all its various branches in the building
formerly occupied by John G. Buck as Tavern Stand
Main Street. Carrolton where he will be happy to wait
upon the public He also, keeps constantly on hand
a large lot Of
GROCERIES,, CAKES, SMALL BEER,
And other articles all of which heis determined to sell
cheap for cash. Please give him call before purchas'
/ ing elsewhere, and he InsuFes a SALE
March $3.50. Il. JACOb STANLE1'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22

EEHoraee Mann has become eommuni'
cant and preacher of the so called Christian
Denomination and has oficiated recently ID
several churches in this State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22

EEAn item in the appropriation bill which
passed the last Congress, gives Hiram Powers.
the celebrated Buckeye artist, $25, 900 for a
work of art to decorate the National Capitol
The subject is 10 be selected by Mr.. Pow
ers,
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.


The Subscriber is desirous of having agent in each
county and town Of the UniOn capital OF from 30 10
$40 only viii be required and anything like an efficient,
energetic man can make from thee TO FIVE dollars per
day. indeed some OF the Agents now employed are
realzng twice that sum- Every information wilbe given
by addressing postage paid ,,,,,,,n
- WIN. A. KINSLER,
Box 1928, Philadelphia, Pa, Post Office,
March 22--'55 81.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22

DEArn OF THE CEAR.-The Africa brings US
the sterling news that Nicnolas is dead; and
that great excitement pervades Europe in con-
sequence of it. What will be the effect upon
the War question.is yet to be revealed. VAR
Gus are the opinions expressed, relative to this
but it is useless to conjecture. the future can
only disclose the matter. Il is much doubted
by many in New York city, that he is dead,
and so strong he's been the faith OF some' that
large bets have been made. In one case' cot
ton operator bet 81 900 that he was not dead;
and afterwards sold 800 bales OF cotton al
the advance in order to hedge in the eventual
result of his bet. ..0ther bets varying from S6o'
to $500, have been made. Those who dis
credit the report, if not disposed to bet offer t.
stake $50 against 800 that the Emperor
not dead. The next arrival will set matter
right on the subject.
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. DISSOLUTION OF PAR TNERSHIP.
THE Partnership heretofore Exl sting be-
L tween Cummings & Brackin has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent those indebted to us will
please call at the old Stand and settle their accounts
Those having claims against will present the ssme tor
payment CUMMINGS & BRACKIN.
Carrolltor. March 22d 1855. II,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-22

In the Michigan Legislature they have one
Mormon member, who has three wives, and al
SC one half breed Indian.
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EAE@"
H A n G | n G \ .

THTE are now rseeiving one Of &c largest and
w best selected stocks Of Wah Papers and Borders
ever before offered Our stoek ~ nsv this sPsing
and eomnrses The lates and best syla II consists IN
part al ian papsrs Of new and beautiful DESIGNS Par
ior. Dining Room aud Chamber Papers In svery va
riety Of style ana quality.
Glt silver Velvet and common Borders Of new
styles -,
Putnams Patent Fixtures Plain Green Blue and Fig
window Blinds and FhebOArd Screens IN great variety
Of patterns.
with an extensive assortment 10 select from, and low
prices We expeot 70 please those who may give us
an MCDOWELL CO.,
Booksellers, stationers and Paper Dealers,
Market Street Steubenvile, Ohio.
March Is, 1855 If.
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- Ten Hass Or Ifas q lolId BREWER WI Be eOhsid
srsi s4SqOare
ENAdVsf tisers muss Be particular TO mark the nun
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- Advertisements should be handed Il BY TrEs
DAE HORsTxs, to Insure Insertion that week.
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- s(r, p. II. Boswell Of Salem. Columbi-
ana county. has received the appointment Of
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in advance, One copy for one year, Sl,SS
Five copies s,o0
Ten comics &" 1850
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
uaI,imorc Cogfcc MARKET.

The coffee market is firm and holders sitter under recent
favorable from Europe by the Atlantic sa t.
Rio A. &c We quote fir 115l0il7s; Prime u z D.
sguayra scarce quote at II 4 q l2c, Java, 800 Nc
Stock on han about "a 900 bags OF AL kinds.
The following is the Monthly Coffee Circular Of Messrs
White 4 Elder:
The coffee marie: continued evinee great inactivity du
ring the first tgo the present month and the few
trans ctiOns made during this period mainly 1T de-
cline on L rates in Octo The largest holders
have however, exhibited unvsr,ing nrmness throughout
and so far from making concessions TO buyers have
rather shoEn detertninat advance their pretenS
The operations repor ed herewith be considered
The last ten days The demand for ton and specu
laon has considerably i"proved and caused an advance
In prices Of y half from the lowest point OF the
month ,.
perat ons have been somewhat stimulated bV the tenor
Of aivces Europe well As hom Rio which are cal
10 give stan tv prices and - strengthen the
market The cost cargoes Rio, according to late quota
H. ma could rot realized sold present rates in conse
quence Of which considerable portion OF the receipts are
going .
The to on hand ample for the season, than half
of which is held I'm Second hands.
We quote Prime H. at 30; Good i124c; Fair llHc.
MONTHLY STATEMENT.
Iurorts ~ Coffee direct since Jan
LIT, lS55-of Rio ....... ........2 84, ~ bags.
other descriptions. S2'
Do same period ls5f-of Rio......177,G4
other descriptions. 25 81
Increase Of imports this year. 1885,
Stock on hand this day Rio. 900
$4,000
I,o game period ls54-aIl Rio 10000 4"
Increase Of stock this
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
MAR RIED.

RANTLEY-BEAsL Wednesday evening, the
9th inst by Rev. A Erwin, Mr.. T. NJ Brantey and Miss
La Beasley-an OF this city.
wILLIAM'-SAMPbE.-Near Bellefonte, Ala, by the
Rev Mr. Hickman, Mr.. }. Williams, Of the firm Of Warner
Williams Chattanooga and formerly Of this city, Miss
Sue daughter OF J. l. Sample, formerly Of Huntsville,
Alabama.
COOPER-FUBANK.-O On Wednesday evening, the 5th
inst BY Rev b. Ferguson, NJ harles Cooper to Miss
Sarah p. Eubank-all OF this city.
n-.lEeTHE MarusFs or RIDGEIY ENCAMPSfENT ASa d,
- No /, I q. o. r., will please attend reg-%LGZ
ular meeting tonight a. their hall full attend |Vl -
of Members Is sired business Of Importance will
up.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 8, 1855.

.s NASHVILLE, Dec 8, 1855.
COTTON.-But little offering Sales yesterday
of few small lots at Tic, and another at 7c =
The adyices from New Orleans are very unfavor'
able We give below a couple of private des-
patches received by commercial house in this city
Thuradsy a-
New ORLEANS, Dec. 5th.-Cotton has declined
to &c. Average Nashville lists bring from to St
NEw ORLEANS Dec. 6.-The Steamers news has
been received. Cotton has further declined from
I to &c. Average Nashville lists worth u to re.
WHEAT-Came in freely yesterday, and prices
were less full The highest price paid for contracts
made during the day was 81 so per bushel.
CORN.-In demand, and selling at 40 cents per
bushel.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

A correspondent Of the SDj1tqf the Tunes, wri
ting rom Paris remarks on the state of the London
horse market as follows
Ladies' saddle horses are not to be had neither
are carriage horses, which will surprise you In
thirteen days search | could not fnd a decent pair
al any price. II this war lasts another year. the
Europeans will be Importing horses from America,
and il will be well worth the attention OF your farm
and breeders 10 raise large horses sixteen hands
f. 20 draw heavy carriage carry heavy man
Good saddle horses for gentlemen are still to be
found by paying for them; a first rate one stands
you 5000.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
Emmy Penis Ncnv Root.

RosE CLARK. By Fanny Fern. New York: Ma
son & Brothers.
A copy of Rose Clark" was laid on our table
yesterday by w BERRY Co. The bare men
zion Of the fact Of the reception by them of a new
book by FANNY FERN, is sufficient TO secure the
immediate sale Of the edition; for the many read
ers aud admirers Of the gifted authoress will gladly
seize the first occasion to supply themselves. II is
book is said 20 be Improvement upon " Ruth
Hall, excellent a. that was
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
River and steamboat News.

The river is slowly receding, with 80 inches wa
ter reported on llarprth shoals. The weather
couded up yesterday, the wind from the South.
The Rock city is the regular packet for Paducah
to-day. She departs at 10, A. NJ.
The Blanche Le'Cis departs to-day for the same
port.
The SaIie WSst is in the river below the Shoals
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
ST. LOUIS. Dec. z
Thc Corn Trade.

We heard ger refuse to take 81 05 per barrel for
his crop Of corn on Monday last It commands 81 20
readily = Franklin ReCielr, 7th. .....
Corn convenient market is held at 81 90 TO 81 80 per
bb We have heard of some sails At 81 25 In localities not
convenient 10 marke IL is selling at from 81 % t. 81 so
wheat sells r. pidy ia this market at 3 80 per bushel
Flour 81 50 TO So co. Meal 40 and 45c per bushel-Le6dO
HeJaLd, 9th.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

vALUABLE PROPERTY FoR SALE.

I'BE undersigned wishes se BIS Land interest IL Jack
county, Ala 10 consists follows: Between 1900
and 1850 q lard hundred Of Viii rC cove
ard Greek bottom land, SO n which d caTca and
under fence The bssEcc bench and mCpntsn and heavt
~ nitsre with Cedar Poplar, ash fetch, Gun and OAK
There the premises steam ma, Which = eapa-
cutting o. ieef ~ uTrteT Ter day cuuYentenly o-
Gated the timber. The iaud : trriy adopted 20 tho
groth % B.as 6rsss Cover snd Msadovs cofn, Coioa
and Wheat
ne above property Is heated los miles froHi Nashve,
and within nj 81 the A. C. q. r., where ttIe .
deT6t within ayc Eftes q TIE Junction ~ ths y Z g. n
ana the Menphis ard tbafrston RAJ real.
TEKHs The shove land sua n1ll VII hc sold a ioloSs.
Part cash the balance 10 T. . enc yfsrs, With Interest,"
There are shcut 20 BEAD 81 rus and mares ao, 40
so heal " cattle and ffa barrels % CON- aod Oats hst
ean - eausht - tn purftsser-
T,s ain ssi pay ne utos property before he money
. dus. Apply - NM J. Bass. the ptsm-scs, " AN
DFHSOXss +. o, I-nn
oevis-vsIsnf LfNDsLEF CROCKETT, NASHVILLE.
Nashv.- frue Wing copy O. weekly psp- untl January
l. ana Sad account tlls tacr -NsssHis asen eHd
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
NEW BOOKS
NEW ADDITIONS.

MEMOIR OF s s PRENTIsS.
ToON NELSON a CD. havejust received fresh supply
81 new publications, such A.
Life of Sergent S. PrentisS;
Containing fall memoir Of this distinguished and tai
entcd man.
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared
In their three told relations TO Neh, knowle ige and
Horaiity. BY Rev Napoleon Rousseu, Of Paris.
The Contrast between Good and Bad Men
Illustrated by the Biography and Truths Of the Bible
2 vols, svo. BY c. spling
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

CoRS-A steady improvement perceptble. On Thursday
reT saxs white and yellow at Coo; 1O5 and 147 white
guinness on board Gle Yesterday, 2J3 Mixed on board
IT g. zoe delivered point below white and yellow, at
ca g6 white on hoard 65c. nd 375 prime yellow, from
pve at same g. 90 and as white gunnes, from evee
al Toe THIS morning. ~ sacks Mixed At 63c 10 and o.
yellow at co., ISL 40. al &c. 81 at Csc Rece pts light but
incr.a and market vdences little animation.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

CT- We we're favored with call yesterday from
]. A. Tuttle, the Agent of the New York and
Savannah steamship line.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
CApsI CApSI1 C.ps,
K. c. M'NAIRY & co.

K. e.. M'NAIRY & co.
No. ia COLLEGE ST, Nashville, Tenn.
II AVE hand OF the largest and most complete
Il stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suiis-
Bile for Fall and Winter, ever offered retail in this
ket. And having within the last few days received their
thrdlsrge FALL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
at prices far below their usual cost enabled or in
dueemens to all persons wanting goods in their line.
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Founced Sts in al eoors FOR day and evening
dresses at from SIS TO $780, Elegant Moe Antiques pIsn
and striped for both day and evening: elegant Plaid and
Striped Silks all qualities and prices Plain Rept silks, in
all oors for day and evening dresses Poult de Sole do
Cashmere Robes With borders, elegant Cashmere Robes
printed, do. ....... .
Plain and Printed DcIaines.
The largest offered in this city, bought at greatly
reduced prices, which viii be sold proportionsbly low
$40 patterns Union de LANES only ~ piece; Plain
Mernos in all cOlors. In short, in the dress
goods line
FIRnneIs.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
Union,
All qualities Welsh and other unshrnking Flannels
Silk Warp Flannes
Fine saqle Fannels all colors and for children common
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions of goods for Boys Clothing such Jeaus
Sstinetts, Fweeds, Cassimeres, &c &c
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetngs shirtings, Pillow Domescs, Tckiugs
Apron Checks, Canton Fannes Prints Irish Linens Paid
Linseys, Negro Kerseys sc. &C.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything this Inc. Honiton Collars and Coarettes
Val Collars COarees and Sleeves, separate n sets; al
kinds of French and Scotch Worked Collars Mourning Col
lars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains Also C1ion al
Wool, and Satin Lane Damasks, with Gimps, Tasseu5
Loops, Cords, &C. TO match. Also Cernice and Pins, all
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Bows ALI
Of which they will sell at the IoN est possible prices
Carpets
In endless variety, and all qualities. Many styles
received within the last few days. prices insure entire
satisfaction. Also large lot OF Rugs Mats Drugsts
Crumb Cit tbs, Oil Cloth Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands, &c dc. Z. c. McNAIRY & CO,
nov2i No IS College street, Nashville Tenn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
The Pork Trade.


We learn that pork has been engaged in Benton at &C.
and corn sold at Sc Apples cannot be taken Of Some
Of the farmers crbbe them like corn-Fdgetet4e
(ArE } Ind psadeRt
The Hog market very qliet yCs'er ~ far as sales
wre corcrned We continue quote nominay SO % to
sc % All the houses killing yesterday-L0utSrHte
Journal 5th inst
PoRK-Fork selling in this market at from - to - 90,
urthe former beir " the ruling figure Some sellers ask
as hi n AS Sd hut have heard Of contracts at that
price eJdRoz UerGd, 6-h.
Pork was sold Satur lay last at &c ut the gene
raj ri e be.ye, does not 90 above stS5Ee-Frdn6-
In ReUietr, 7,h.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. g.
To5son Thursday geo head averaging 1so tbs at 6c,
immediate delivery Other sales have tat en- place at to
6k but only 10 limited extent Buyers appear willing to
oen the ,eason at OK but holders 81. We notice at
Cincinnati that prices have downward tendency. Dis
atchrs r. cved that point show less hmness in the
market Tie average hogs this season uch rger Than
a.t and the Gro IS supp sd to be fully pie for de-
maud that arise Money matters viii hardly adaIt oil
h. usual heavy transactions, ana with the gen raj uncer
iny regard NJ the demand for ign and do nestic, city
packers have as yet, done comparatively nothing.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Our old friend,
B. S. WELLER, has located himself in the upper
story Of II. 7. Yeatmau's well kEown Warehouse,
Market street where he has fine stock of Agri.
cultural Implements, &c. Farmers and Planters
may rely getting the very best Of these articles
from him, at the lowest prices. lie can always be
depended on.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
JUST PUBLISHED,

By the Howard Association, Philadelphia.
ID FPOKr on SPERMATORRHRA, or Seminal Weakness,
Ia lmpOtenc the q OnanisU, Masturbatou or SELF
Abuse and other Dis-ases Sexual Organs Win
II the sud dcceptcns OF Quack and valuable
Advice 20 the AFFECTED, by gro X CALHOUN, VI. ~ Con-
shifting surgeon - the Howard Association Philadelphia,
Pa benrvnrnt Insttu ion established by special endoS
the relief Of the sick and distressed, Afflicted with
Nrulent and Epidemic Diseases" copy % the above
Report will By mail Gin sealed enyeiops1 free Of
charge the pr q TWO STAMPS Or postage Ad-
dress DR. GEO. x CALHOUN, No. south Ninth st,
fshEludrIplEn. Esu octl7-dSfn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08

PROF wooD's BAR REsroEATIvE-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tesedhe virtues Of this celebrated
article that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
of The Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old 1t is now put up
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