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HrATE tu1slAN .,,M;,,a,

ArATt.,F LOUSlAN A-4S,vsh judicial
District Curt - Parrish III Fast ,.aton
Rouge. " VeaAenN Go vs. JAMes sula
Mv ,N.--lSo lG,a
Dv VtRtUE % n writ n Il Il i=s,ea ",
ID ths al,"ve ehtite and numbered eau 20
aud IL ME tliteeie,l f,on The Hon. sixth
!ul,ciat District to.,t II, ani Ia, the lst-
! h ana State sf,r.ai,i | will offer ut poblic
~ al The Court luuse heu ot said Parish.
in the CITY Of Baon lt."se. on
Saturday. the 3th day " Jane. 1850,
at 1t o'clock. A. NJ. oi sail day a the
tight. title, interest ard claims Of the ''e-
fealaat, Ja5ues. Sullivan in or IT, the pro.
party h" ieatier set Firth and described
surfen,lafe by said Defendant to pay end
eati.fy the Judgment. interest and cost IN
the ai,ove EMIT Ell and nu,nbetel cause
to wit.
A certain tract of land, containing one
hanltsst (tOi, teres, more Ut less, neat the
Cuni,e liver. IL this Parish a.. . Ilc,gel
at about ten miles from the CITY VI Ba'oa
X ,nse. together with all the buildings and
i'm pro, emeN'e thereon bounded north Nv
lands of Mediation. on the east by lands Of
II. volientine. on the south by public lands
o. 0reeneberg's AMI on the west by lands
81 Mrs. Mary Cobb.
Tersns Of sale
On ere III Of twelve month, from the
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pstfnt Ms1ifineS.
SICK ana .ANgtcsess Ressse
wHAf TilsY sAY " f'l
DR.. s ". A Y N E'S
COMPOUND syHUp or
WI L D & Il + / + Y.
me Orfgtao, e Genutns terpn,a,ton.
The wyh.le iat cures veflyru,ed w sAis isvaluA
able medicine IN
coNsVMprsoN,
swohs, Cults, Aetsa,sp, n ynebttis, iire- Inn.
III tnts, splitting NU.d, mn, mn ii H,Vthtrg
Putin In NJ STIR n H'ses7. totp,G. s.u q Ms
N.N,f, fnt1utns0, q mp, n oltn st,M.
tor, tVfe Th,oof NJ tthns y tttir, Il ~
df,eo4st nfthe Lusps 0su Breyst. htse
svttfsd Me nsONj~imt nj ~ NJ Sh6
hNes NttNSsss0 ~ mVteeiavs tfAfs,
there II M uty aunt Ut u p,e6t.
etNe. .fcOm M eutA,N 0Vts
(uN1sbed u Dar0ikst.
The great supstidtity u th's ns',jeihe S~er nit
others l., wiltsttt evAHiuates deasss, In ik"t.
sss' the boiy. .trpn theirs ne weak ahd creates
pure ANA rich btend r,,wsv passe svd bs 10
other me1ions This l. .bs grand secret u Its
wonderful success
= -. -
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tIerssss Of sale

On ere liz Of twelve month. from the
day OF sale. The purchaser to fara,sl. his
bond with approved personal security, teer-
ing eight pr cent interest from date, until
paid, and etecial mortgage retained ON the
property sold, until IN. full and h-,el pay.
insnt Of sAil bond and III interest thereon.
THOS. y. hernandez.
tnay2o-7t 1860 Deputy Sheriff.
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TO whom all orders must he a idresset
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NOTICE!

Ps.sr Hunt and saina Hunt, bis wife, Of the county
Of Fayette and State Of Pennsylvania Melissa Kennedy,
oI the county of ColumbiAna and State ofoho, Luea
Kennedy, CiarissA Kennedy, and Joseph g. Kennedy,
minors and residents of Carroll county. Ohio, will take
notice that on the twenty first day OF July, A. D. 1885,
Samuel Sterling as administrator Of the estate Of JOS
epb q Kennedy, deceased late Of Carroll county Ohio,
sed hs petition iu the Probate Court OF Carroll county,
Ohio. against them. The petition asks leave part
of the heirs at law Of said insesate 10 complete con
tract in writing Of date of first Of May, A. D. 640 for
tbe ale by said decedent Of the following real estate
situate in Carroll county and State Of Ohio, viz: "A
tract of land lying in the Northwest corner Of tho
Southwest quarter of section thirty in township
fourteen 4l of range five 5) beginning at the north
west corner Of said quarter section, thence with the
line thereof east FIVE chains and 6ftye'ght links to the
edge d the Cambridge road thence south fifteen degrees
west IN the line Of the Cambridge road six chains and
dhy.nne links tt post thence west three chains and
links to the west line Of the quarter section,
henu. north six chains and thirytwo links to the place
Of beginning, containing three acres"
The petition will be for hearing on the 18th day oi
August next and will on that day be acted on,
SAMUEL STERLING, Administrator
ofJ G. Kennedy, deceased.
T,Iy o. Igh6-9W-pr, fee 81 81.
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Pursuant to an order OF the Probate Court Of Carroll
county, Ohio made on the petition Of James A. Lee,
guardian Of Charles Hess minor, will offer to sale
at public vendue on the premises,
On Saturday, tie 3Oth day Of August nsrt, 1885,
the south east quarter OF section 'hirty-s1 1885,, IN
township eleven III l. of cange four 4 containing leO
acres more or less, subject the life estate OF John D
Hess. The said land lies in LoudOn township, Carroll
county Ohio within two miles Of Kilgore, and is Of
good quality with about one hundred acres cleared.
Ter ns onethrd IN hand and residue in two equal an
opus instamepts with interest," to be secured by mort
gage on the premises Sale to commence at IL o'clock
noon Of said day. Attendance given.
1O'- JAMES A. LEE, Guardian
| Julv "a 1856 of Charles Hess.
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JAMES BUoHANAS.-T The Washington Organ
thus concludes an article on the Democratic
nomination /:
Mr.. Buchanan is very quiet, orderly well
behaved. exemplary, modest, fnelOOking old
gentleman, and an exceedingly accommodating
politician. He was an old fashioned Federal
ist. and is modern Democrat he was good
Native American, and is a strong anti-Ameri
can he was opposed to the war Of 1872 but
is in favor Of the next war he maintained the
Missouri Compromise, and sought to extend II
to the Pacific ocean, but he is now in favor o.
"Ksusss Nebraska and slavery extension" al
the South. and of "Nebrasks Kansas and nc
rnOre slave States at the North he was in Ia
vor of the principles of the WilmOt PrOvlsO
bu. is in favor Ofany thing else bis party pleas
az. he was conservative in his views, but il
now square upon a fillibustering platform : hi
nomination was (sO says "phansOn'') an over
turn 10 the Freesoilers of the North but is th
very nomination the Fire eaters demanded !
Shout North Shout South isn't every fsC
tion suited ?
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nEPU LOAN STAT q TICKET.
Aid for E.angaS

I hereby notify all persons within the county
Of Carroll. who desire to render material aid
for their suffering Free State Friends in Kan
sas. that I have been appointed by the Kansas
Aid Society for the State, as their agent FOL
the county olCarroll And oil those who sym
p.thise with Freedom and their Free State
brethren in Kansas, are urgently reqaested 70
sepd in their funds to be RENTED forthwith 10
tths secretary Of said society.
JOHN II. TRIP, Agent.
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PHrLApELPHrA. July l7-s P. n.

IHILAphAFhAAf "N's
Public opinion has settled pretty conclusive
" that the accident is to be attributed to the
recklssness Of vAnstavOren, the conductor. -
His train had stopped in front of the Fort
Washington Hotel. and a minute before hts
tine, By the card table. be called to friend
who As eating breakfast, to "hury on board :
The friend SAID "Ths up train is not in yet"
He replied, "Well, will go on, nevertheless"
He hurried his passengers aboard. started oil
slowly, but had not gone three hundred yards
before the collision occurred. He leaped Oh
without sustaining serious injuries. but was al
mos. frantic on witnessing the sad result OF biz
reckIessnsss. He subsequently, committed snl
eide BY swallowing arsenic at his residence II
ButtonwOOd street.
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Of slavery while supporting The nominee Of the
CineinBsli Convention. who has lost bis idsn-
tity in the platform there adopted. he also
showed little meanness Of the charge OF
Know NOthingism brought against the RePub'
licsn party, for though many Republicans may
have been in former times connected With A.
msricsnism. nothing can show more conclusive.
ly their love Of liberty. than their having brOk.
en- loose from, and repudiased the support o.
Fillmore and Donaldson.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
J.B. ROACH, Chairman.
LEMUEL HoLE, Sec'y.
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pOAD NOTICE. is hereby given
IL that petition will be presented to the Commission.
ers of Carroll county at their annual meeting in Sep
tember next praying for the location OF county road,
commencing at the west end Of lane leading to James
Jeromes on the land Simeon Jennings, running cast
along said lane through the land of said Jerome. above
his stable and spring house. and along the south end of
the garden, and thence to the land line between John
Leslie and said Jeo ome and thence crcuitous course
through the lands ofsaid Lsse, leaving his barn on
the south side and bis prng on the north Of said road
and thence to the lower side of the Dr. E. Church grave
yard, and thence along the andlin betweea Nicholas
Castleman end Thomas Murfn to the M. Z. Church,
and thence an eastery running through the land
of said Murfn, above spring on said Murhns landy
and thence along the line between the widow Hess and
John Grunder till It to the corner Of said Grun-
ders feld thence crCuitOus course round the point
Of the hill till it comes to the corner of Jacob Grua-
ders field, thence along the line between Jacob Grun
der and Jacob Sheam to the Pekin road thence south
along the Pekn road to where the augusta road cros
es the said Pekn road and there to terminate, And
also to vacate so much Of the Augusta road as lies be-
tween Thomas Mur6a's and the Termination Of the q.
| bove road. MANY PEIlIlONERo'
| TuIu 1874 -3w.
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Ranamher.

The county committee have called upon US
10 meet at the Court House on Saturday the
second day OF August to transact important bu'
siness Turn out, the ball will receive another
roll on that day. Speakers from distance are
expected. Men of all the old organizations
10 aie in favor OF Freedom, Freemen, and
Fremont. and opposed to the sale of women
and little children, in the virgin Territory oI
Kansas are invited 10 attend.
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looks, Case.

On The outside Of our paper is an extract
from The great speech Of the Hon. John A.
Bingham ofthis district in the Infamous Brooks
case as given by the correspondent Ofthe Clsve-
land Leader; to which we invite the especial
attention Of every one Of our readers. How
prund every fee man of this Congressional
district must feel Of such Representative in
the National cOnncil Boldly and fearlessly has
he grappled vitb the slsveOcrais, and most ter
ribIy has he seathed them though with coui'
tesy and dignity. The "Bludgeon Ruffian
was not expelled for The want OF two-thirds oil
iSe House being needed to do SO; but he was
br anded BY vote of Ial To 95, and thereupcr
he resigned his seat And bis Infamous accom-
plics Keitt, was eensured by still heavier vote
thsreupon be resigned his ssat Farewell South
Cardinal will you secede from this Freedom
loving Unoa? Nay verify! not. 'rhree cheers
Ior The gsEaLt sfeeDeg Ct Congress, who dar
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SHERIFF'S SALE!
July "a, 1856.

By virtue of iera acias issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas, of CuyahOga county, Ohio, aud to me
dracted will offer for sale at the door Of the Court
House, in the town of Oarrollton,
On Monday, the 25th day Of august, 1856,
the following described real estate situate in the town
ship of Rose, county OF Carroll and State OF omo' TO
witt One equal undivided Onsfourth part N ofa trait
of land described as follows The west all OF section
thirty Ave 1851 in township sixteen l6 In range
IN Of lands offered for sale at Seubenville, Ohio, con-
tapinp two hundred and ninety nine acres and twenty
four b1ndredths ofa acre 299 24l00) excepting
acre and seventy.6ve hundredths Of acre Il 76l00(
heretofore sold to one Cameron. Sale to commence at
u o'clock n. Terms cash.
JOHN II. WHIT CRAFT, Sheriff.
July "a ls56--td pr. fee, 50 81.
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ed to stand up against the black power and
Demon slavery, Such men are the ft Repre-
sentaiives Of a free and enlightened people,
No doe face need stand in The way of John A
Bingham Ibis fall although he brings the ''Old
Buck" to stand along side. The people Of the
els. district have sworn it in their wrath
that class OF animals shall pass like the eha
dren of Buchanan, out Of harms way.
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Our friends in this township are fairly in the
feld, and will give good account of their do.
ings in October and November, See their spir-
tied resolutions and manly avOWal OF their de-
termination in tie coming contest in another
column. A Club has been organized with eff.
fcent officers to carry on the good work of
Liberty to Kansas. Funds have been sub
scrbed and actually paid in, to pay for public
documents for the use fthe people of their
township. This is the way to do, give the peo-
pie light and knowledge" and all the powers
Of the Internal institution Of African Slave breed
ers cannot overcome them. WelldOne Angus
lta. She leads in the Battle Of Freedom. A
rouse, Frcemen of the Other townships, ant
buckle on your armor, for the day of battl
draweth nigh Think Of the patrimony you
! fathers left you; Of that noble boon of FreedoT
that is denied your brethren in Kansas. Thin
: OF these things and act--sct as the portentiOu
!. times demand. Organize! Organize as ou
!, friends in Augusta have done, and Little Cal
f rolr will givea good account of herself in f'
vor Of Freedom for the virgin soil Of Kansas
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PExNsrLvAxA.--In In reference to the pros
pect in this State the Pittsburgh Commercial
Journal. which, until the nomination Of Colo
mel Fremont. was an advocate Of the election Of
Mr., Fillmore, says:
The Democrats profess to believe that they
will carry Pennsylvania by large majority
without struggle. But they have never be-
gun campaign with SO little show Of enthusi-
ssm from the rank and 6le as in believing that
they will be beaten 10000 in the State. If the
Americans united upon Fremont. Ana We
nave but little difficulty in believing chat the A
merloan party will within month show an un.
broken font for Fremont Settle for Us within
the mOnth the question Of Vice President and
Buch an an will have ss good chance to carry
Pennsylvania IS he viii have to carry YER
mont
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Nerj advertisements.
Dissolution Of COpartnerShip.

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned under the name
and stye OF HARr ZoLLARs In the propretorship Of
the ''Harem Springs was on the 2lst day Of July,
1885, dissolved. 3 HART
Harlem Springs, o., Il. LOLLARs,
July "a, 1856.
N. b. The springs in al their various departments,
will be conducted as hitherto by the undersigned, and
visitors thereto viii receive prompt attention.
8. HART.
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John Brougb, Republican. EtsryOoay IN
Ohio. knows the Hon. John Brough-the ablest
Democratic stumper that ever lifted up bis
voice west of the Alleghanies. And no man
will call in question the Democracy Of John
RrouOb. Well, John Brough goes for John
Fremout At Republican Ratification at In
diapapOlis, few days since, he said be could
No, support his old friend Buchanan. while
caught in his present company. And so the
work goes on. Every where the true DsmO.
cratic heart is gathering about the genuine
Democratic standard that is borne alOft by the
stout arm of the gallant Fremont!
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Republicans Of Carroll

The undersigned, your Central Committee
in accordance with the long established usage of
political parties, again call upon you to meet at
the Court House in Carrollton, in Mass conven-
ton, on Saturday, the second day of August
next, at one o'clock P. M, for the purpose oil
nominating candidates for The following eOanty
officers viz
One person for Coroner.
One person Commissioner.
One person InfrmGry Director.
Also che selection of q suitable number oI
delegates 10 Represent Carroll County. in thu
convention. to nominate Congressman for th'
qIst District. Also delegates for the jHdicia
Convention of the ist-subdivision OF The 9tl
District,
Let the friends Of Freedom and Fremon
turn Ouh Let all who are opposed to the pres
.ent weak, and wicked administration be o.
hands. Il Is true our county ticket is shor
but our cause is JUsT; and the vital question {
Freedom or slavery is the issue joined in th
campaign. Come up and let US consult.
SAMUEL STERLING
WASH. BUTLER,
VIZ. Mccoy,
John G. BAXTER.
JOHN BEATTY.
July II, '56. Republica, Cen. Committee.
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q TTACHMIFNT N0TICE.-At my instance an attach
IA ment was this day issued by Samuel Williams, o
Justice of the Peace of Perry township, Carroll county,
Ohio against the property and effects of William Greer.
non resident of said county, this 3Oth day Of June,
1856. WIZ. HERRON.
Inlu o. i5R-3w
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Col Fremont and the North Americans

Col. Fremont and the North Americans.
We subiOin the letter which Col. Fremont
has addressed to fhe Committee of the late A |
merican Convention, held 10 this city, ID reply !
to he announcement Of his nomination by that
Convention. It is distinct and appropriate in
its language, and puts the matseru upon the light
ground. The spirit which il breathes, OI union
for the common cause, and which indeed AMI
mates the people everywhere, is the sure pledge
of our triumph.-1ribane.
"NEw YORK, June 80, 856.
"GxNrLEMEN II received with deep sensi-
bility your communication, informing me that
a Convention, of my fellow citizens, recently as.
, sembled in this City, have nominated me their
candidate for the highest Office in the gift of the
American people and desire through you
= to offer to the me mbers of that body, and to
: their respective constituencies my grateful &C.
acknowledgement for the distinguished expression
. Of confidence. In common with all who are in
a lterested in the welfare of the country, had
been strongly impressed by the generous Splri
rt OF cancellation which influenced the action
o. your assembly and characterizes your vote
be A disposition to atoid all special questions
be tending TO defeat unanimity in the great cause
for the sake of which it was conceded that dill
of ference Of opinion on less eventful question
he should be held in allegiance, was evinCed alik
in the proceedings of your convention in refel
on suce to me, and in the manner by which 20
h. have communicated the result. In this cours
ed no sacra6ce OF oiopiniOn on any side become
necessary,
ro. IL shall in few days be able to transm
NE you paper, designed for all parties engaged
an. IN our cause in which present to the countr
m. nv views ofthe leading subjects which are no
a mt in issue in the contest for the Presidenc.
,s- Nv confidence in the success ofour cause
in greatly strengthened by the belief that the'
tbe views will meet the appreciation OF fyOur cOnsh
uents.
. "Trusting that the national and patriotic fee
LOT ings evinced by the tender of your cooper
nee lion in the work Of regenerating the Gover
ave meut, may increase the glow of enthus'as
tod which pervades the country, and harmoniEe
elements in our truly great and common csus
cry I accent the nom nation with which you ha'
honored me, and am, gentlemen. very respe'
'Wn fully,
a. 'Your fellow-Citizen,
J. @. FREMONT.
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GOLDEN FARMER,


This stove for both cooking and and Baking pupOsess
acknowledged to have NO EQUAL by all Who have ever
used IT, It is very neat in design and having the most
spacious oven Of any pattern Of stove made with the
draft arranged in such manner as to Away secure c.
ven and speedy Baking II has proved itself periecin
every respect and has given satisfaction in every In
stance It is needless to multiply words the stove be-
ing in general use in Carroll and adjoining counties,
its good qualities are well known. Call and examine
for yourselves
He also keeps on hand stoves of Pittsburgh and Ak
ron manufacture, among which are the
LIVE OAK, AND ENTERPRISE
which for their good qualities are not exceled by any
and which stand No. l. among all Western mace m y,
stoves Those who desire to purchase VIII 90 wen "
cali with the subscriber the exceeding low prices u
which he Is selling the best article OF stove places 'ne
within the reach Of every one.
He continues to manufacture and keeps constantly On
hand a large assortment Of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron
War Ware. Comprising everything, from I'm cup, TO
Conner Kettle. and all Of which is nanuacured IN the
most Substantial and workmanlike manner-Of the very
hest materials and which he will continue to sell at the
waat nrices: Wholesale and retail. All orders from
Merchants promptly attended to.
Romembar the place. Sign of the Big copper
sstIan oDposite the Court House, CarrOton Ohio,
JuIv 1o.-'56-H THOMAS q. ATKINSON.
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REEF MARkET!!

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL BE IN MAR.
ket with ch rice variety Of MEAT,
On Tuesday and Saturday nsornsng Of eGck week
stthe cellar Of the "Patton House." Citizens Of Car.
70 llton and vicinity, will please take notice.
O. CASH paid for good, fat, cattle:
EMANUEL BOOR.
CarrolltOn, o., July 10, ls5e-h
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Golden Farmer, Cooking Stove.

The Subscriber has just received direct from Albany
large assortment Of their excellent stove, and invites
all who may wish to supply themselves with good stove
70 call and examine his stock Foremost among which
Is the
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serious Railroad Accident.
LKMUKL HoLR, Sec'y.

PHILADELPHIA, July i6.
A senous railroad accident occurred on the
Northern Pennsylvania Railroad by the explO.
sion OF the boiler Of locomotive. The cara
were filed with the teachers and children oI
the St. Mchaels Church Sabbath school,
bound on an excursion. The cars were set on
FIRE. and several lives lost. The accident hap.
pened near Fort Washington.
Rumor makes the killed from so to 600
No train has yet arrived from the scene of The
disaster. il.
A dispatch from Germantown says number
of wounded have been brought there in priVat
conVeyanees.
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'.Your fellow-citizen,

J. Q. FhEMUNI.
"Messrs. Thomas H. Ford. Ambrose Ste
phens. w. A. Howard, Stephen M. Allen, 81
mon P. Kase, Thomas Shankland, j. A. Dun
ham, NJ. q. Geer-a Committee Of the Nation
al American party"
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Sale Of Real Estate!

July "a, ls56,-8w-pr. fee So so.