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Remamher Augusta.

On tomorrow, the ball makes its Grst mo-
tiOn during this campaign in "Little Carroll"
az Augusta 3rethrcn'and friends of the North
on tomorrow the whole question for your con.
sideraIion in this campaign will be presen'
ted That question is shall slavery
90 into Kansas You who arr
favorable to such a curse being inflicted upOr
Kansas. vote for the Cincinnati platform, (wilf
James Buchanau stuck in it) and you who art
in favor OF Freedop and free labor for Kansa,
vote for The Freedom platform, with John .
Fremont Standing erect upon it! #
Turn out and gladdeaLhe hearts of our most
noble friend. IN Augusta. Theirs is the hard
est fought battle held in the precinct of litll,
CARROLL We say again. turn out and lend oul
brethren a helping hand to make Kansas free
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

would such a course be TO that pursued by !ei
feisOn and bis patriotic sO'emPOraries' who
eonseerated all Of the territory belonging TO
this country. in their day. TO freedom Let
the free people Of Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Wis
eOnsin and Michigan svinCe in this contest 'helr
gratitude 10 those disinterested patriots who
bequealhed the freedom for an inheritance in-
stead Of slavery, by extending TO the people
who may inhabiI Kansas and other territories,
like privileges which we enjoy, How can
man, who has particle Of patriotism burning
in his bOsOm, reflect upon the consequences
that must inevitably result from the decision OF
the great issue now before the people, and yet
suffer partIzan leaders, who expect to have the
aid Of the united slave power to give them
place and emoluneu. as the reward fol' their
apostacy TO the rights and interests Of the North
be Influenced to cast their votes to blight the
best interests Of bis cOuutry.r
would appeal to my Democratic friends to
cast aside all prejudice, and weigh well the
great question now pending IN thls campaign
before casting their votes for men whose elec.
ton will give force and effect to the slave
interests. merely because they claim to be the
nominees Of the Democratic Organization-sn
organization which has, at the bidding Of the
slave power. repudiatsd, on the subject of sls'
very, every principle of ThOs. Jefferson. the
great apostle of Democracy and founder of the
Democratic party.
! hope there is sufficient intelligence and in
dependence Of party discipline, to decide this
question in favor of heedom.
am with great respect, your Ob't servant
JAMES MYERS.
/ To R. P. BUcKLAED,
S. BIRcHARD, Committee.
o. L. HMs,
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Brooks VS., Sumner.

The locofoco press have been widely circu-
iatlng The story Of Brooks diminulivr sizs com.
pared with Senator Sumner. The story arose
from the bully's own declaration, and was
caught up blythe Border RuliiaE press, d circu-
lated throughout The Union. In bis last speech
in the House. Brooks said: ..
went to the Senae deliberately. hesila-
ted whether Ishould use horse whipor a COW.
hide, bat knowing that the strength octhe Sen.
ator from Massachusetts was superior to mine,
thought be might wrest # from M. II he
had. might have done what should have re.
GREETED the remainder Of my lfe."
Letevery American citizen read and reject
4 Representative OF the American people de
haerately' attacking and wOunding Senator
10 the Senate Chamber, for what? Because
be presumed to exercise the rights guarantee
hiEa By the Constitution Of this Republic, ber
e Of speech, ....
Ills untrue that Sumner is superior l.
BIO ks ID height aud strength. TOOmbs in hi
esiIrtcr before tho Committee of Investigation
testlaed 10 the contrary, as well as did man,
others. shanel where is thy blush?
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Arguments. Of the OppOsitiOn.

Ifwillful and malicious misrepresenting is le-
climate electioneerng, :henIs the following ar
ticle, which We copy from an opposition paper,
all right: ...............r.
Gems in the Republican Diadem.-- Republi
can sayings--The following expressions of Re.
publican sentiments cannot be placed before
the people too often: .r .r.#f
The Union S not worth preserving in con
nection with the SouIb.'-T NY, Tribune.
The Constitution is a reprOaOh and. league
with Topeth. = Garrison.
'SharpV's rifles are better than Bibles
Henry Ward BeeOher. a.s. .aas .....: .'a.
Lot the Uuion slide.'- IN. P. Banks.
Icould spit upon that scoundrel. George
Washington, who has enslaved his fellow men.
-[Chas. L. Raymond. (Black Republican.
The only hope for the slave is over the ru-
ms ofthis government and the American church
The dissolution of the Union is the Abolition Of
slavery. rs. s, Foster, B. R., at Boston, May
20, 1856. yr .aaT ra
4 know his defects. Washington was q
sinner Wendell Phillips. sa.
These internal scOundrels (the Administra.
ton) know that for their official act in regard
to Kansas, they ought to hang Boston
Chronicle, B. r. .7 Ha .1a..
We desire to point out the errors that appear
in the above, and then ask our readers to burn
the stamp Of mendacity into the brazen brow
of that man who would in the face Of an intel.
IigeAt. truth-loving community, give publicity
to such statements. .149 Hta a4aa
Error No. /. The New York Tribune new
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whom FremOnters jeligbI to honOr--Come
and let Us reason together like brethren in the
one common cause. We know that no Bu-
ohauAn man is willing to adlOi. that bis vote
for Buchanan tends to rivet the chains Of 'la'
very upon millions Of human souls yet unborn
Come and listen 10 this defender Of Northern
rights. If he do not prove that such Is the
fact en- We are, willing 10 acknowledge out
selves mistaken.
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ARRIYALOF THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, August II.

- HALIFAX, August IT..
The Canada at half past this p. NJ, With
Liverpool dates TO tie End Of August.
An earthquake occurred at the MOlucOus,
and 5000 were killed. I
From Spain accounts are conflicting, indica-
tons are that the Royalists had triumphed and
Saragcssa will soon be reduced.
Lehox GlOssegO, Spanish ambassador to
Paris, resigned Immediately on hearing the
''coup de etat':-but the Queen refused to ac-
cept his resignation. .l ~. .s. Er
Advices to the Goth say, provinces tranquil
excepting SaragosOa, and that city is closely
invested aad must submit
Belgium, The King cOntradicted the report
Of his contemplated abdication.
Advices from Stockton mention great excite
ment among diplomasts, the consequence Of re.
clamations made by Norway against Russians
encioaching on Norwegian territories on plan
ming Notifications along the Baltic coasts.
Italy.-The Austrans were making prepar-
atoms for crossing the Po at four different
points, aa .s#.# aa ,a.a
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Latest Foreign News.
Arrival OF THE STEINER ARAGO.

NEw.YoRK, August IL.
The Steamer AragO, from Havre, July 80,
arrived here this morning. She brings Lon
don dates to the 3Oth. and IT'S passengers.
Among the passengers is B. NJ. Ferring
bearer OF dispatches from St. Petersbprgh.
The Steamer Baltic arrived off St. Lucas on
the morning OF the Both, Exchanged signals
August 8, latitude 43 40: longitude 81 40
with steamer Persia.
Italy'-The outbreak at Massacre was COM
qletely Suppressed. Twenty arrests were
made tour ofthe persons arrested who belong
ed to the Mazzinisn have been sentenced to
imprisonment in irons for two years, and the
others for terms Of 20 years.
Three million Of oalI cartridges were order
ed by telegraph to be sent from Cologne to
Italy. ....
Spain. Intelligence 10 the 25.h.
The revolution is nearly suppressed. Yer
ona had been evacuated by Gen. Ruez, and
the militia were Fastening to give up their
arms. Ruez. with other chiefs, have been sent
10 France.
Later intelligence states that Malaga and
Granada had pronounced against O'DOnneR,
and that the royal troops had Joined the move
menl.
Advces from China state that the revolution
was progressing. Sixty-fve rebels were be.
headed 10 Canton in one day.
The English money market is reported fiat,
caused partly by further decline in the Paris
Bourse.
There was an active demand for money on
the stock exchange, 4 l-2 per cent. Foreign
securities firm but closed easier.
The London Times. Of the goth, contains an
article laudatory of Col. Fremont, and speaks
of his political address as worthy Of any states
man. ..... l4
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

the requisite qualifcatiOos, and addressing the
undersigned at Cleveland. giving him the name
and pOstOttics address Of The person or persons
The cooperation OfPaslOrs generally is earnest.
y solicited. Your Agent has found 10 bis own
experience that successful labor depends very
much upon the interest felt and pat forth by
Pastors Of Churches. And in bis new Geld,
especially. does he need their earnest eO-Opera.
tion. without which be realizes that bis labor
will be nearly ifnOt totally in vain. and with
which be feels confident. undertbe Divine bles.
sing that no discOuragements will wholly dis.
hearten him. -..,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14
The Elections hus Far.

we SHe W ual thS iasOoN uie P"fSheS AtNV'f
ed through our daily exchanges, containing
news from the august elections.
The following summary Of intelligence con-
densed from the daily dispatches Of she past
week, is given il. the Clepetaad Herald of Mon.
day evening last. The conclusions arrived at
are doubtless not wide of the mark. Complete
returns may change the complexion Of matters
little, but not materially:
The Election was in Kentucky on the 4.h.
There were two tickets 10 the feld--the Blu
chanan PrOslatery, and the Fillmore Know
Nothing PrO-Slavery. Up to date (MOnday,) }
forty nine counties have been heaIu from, and
thus far the Democratic gain over the election
nf 1865, in which Morehead, Z. N. was elect
ed by 5, ,4O3 majority, is over seven thousand.
There are one hundred and four counties 10 the
State and as in less than one half of those coun-
ties the X. N. majority has been buried and
three thousand tospare, Ills probable Kentucky
has gone for the Buchanan Pro-Slavery ticket.
by very large vote.
This demonstrates the falsity Of the claim
that the Old Line Wings of Kentucky are Fill
more men. Kentucky has been looked upon
as more certain for Mr. Fillmore than any 9th
er State. ....H
In Missouri the election is yet quite doubtful
Three tickets we're run-Bentou Democratic,
Administration Democratic, and Fillmore Know
Nothing. Thirty eight counties have been
heard from. The candid ates for Governor
stand thus:
Ewing (Know Nothing) leads Polk { Admin
slration) 739 votes, and leads Benton 1000
There are lO4 coun les inMissour, and as the
Eastern part Of the State has less Of Bordel
Ruffianism 10 it than the Western, it is proba'
BILE Polk is elected Governor. In this State
however, the election of Francis P Blair. Jr
as member Of Congress for st. Louis County
and District, is a great victory in favor o
Freedom, as that gentleman is direct and un
equivOcal opponent OF the Kansas Nebraska
{ act, and in favor of freedom in Kansas.
The election in North Carolina has no doub
resulted 10 Democratic triumph over tn,
Know NoIhings.
From Alabama, nothing definite is known
but aside IRON a reported Know Nothing tri
umph in one county, it is supposed the State
has gone heavily Democratic.
In Iowa. the last news gives Republican
majority in twenty five counties of 4,5O0.-
There ore seventy counties in Iowa, and the
Republican majority will run up probably to
five or six thousand. We gain one member OF
Congress in this State, and carry the State by
much heavier majority than the most san
guine Republicans anticipated, for there are
but one or two Northern States which the Lo-
cofoco's claimed with more assurance than 10.
wa. #.
The battle, as every candid ian must see
! is between Buchanan and Fremont. The frs
represents the party claiming that Slavery /
| National and Freedom Sectional, and the lat
( ter is the champion of the party that holds tha
Freedom is National aud Slavery Sectional, ant
that in our Territories the Free White Labor
ing man sha not suffer the crushing competi
tion Of Slave Labor
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14
GOLDEN FARMER,

This stove for both cooking and and Baking purposesis
acknowledged to have NO EQUAL by all Eho have ever
used it, 1t is very neat in design and having the
spacious Of any pattern of stove made with the
draft arranged in such manner as to away secure e.
ven and speedy Baking thas proved itself perfect
every respect and has given satisfaction in every in
stance 1t is needless to multiply words the stove be.
ing in general use in Carroll and adjoining counties
its goo1 qualities are well known. Call and examine
for yourselves. He- a#t t.ln ~ q
He also keeps on hand stoves of Pittsburgh and Ak,
ron manufacture, among which are the .s-t,4o
LIVE OAK, AND ENTERPRISE
which for their good qualities not excelled BY any
and which stand No. /. among all Western made
stoves Those who desire to purchase will do well to
call with the subscriber the exceeding low prices at
which he selling the best article of stove places them
within the reach Ofevery one. ..,a, ,..,.t-.
He continues to manufacture and keeps constantly on
hand large assortment Of Tin, Copper, &Sheet Iron
Ware. Comprising everything, from Tin cup, to q
Copper kettle and all Of which is manufactured in the
most substantial and workmanlke manner-of the very
best Materials and which he will continue to sell at the
lowest prices; Wholesale and retail All orders from
Merchants promptly attended to. 4, .-s.g ,,T
Remember the place. Sign of the Big copper
Kettle opposite the Court House, CarrOlkon Ohio, -
July ,2Ss-d. THOMAS q, ATKINSON /
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Court weak.

Reeoh' ct that on Monday Evening the 25th
inst. Hon, John A, Bingham will address the
citizens Of Carroll at the Court House upon the
vital issue of Northern rights. The Constitu.
tioDsl tights of freemen Let every man come
Buchanan lien, Fillmore men. Fremont men
come and hear this champion Of baman rights.
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Aid for Kansas

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 Ihave been appointed by the Kansas
Aid Society for the State, as their agent for
the county ofCarroll And all those who sym.
pAthize with Freedom anil their Free State
brethren in Kansas, are urgently requested to
send in their funds to be remitted forthwith TO
the secretary Of said society. -
JOHN II. TRIPP, Agent.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14
Letter from Hon. James Myers.

To some Of our readers out of Ohio, it may
be necessary to say that James Myers. last year
Liet. Governor Of our State, has ever been one
Of the very pillars of Ohio Democracy, A few
days since the Democratic party of his district
offered him the congressional nomination
which he declined in ahsndsome letter on the
ground that he could not longer act with par
" that supports the Cincinnati Platform. He
was invited by the Committee Of Arrangements,
to address the Convention at Fremont, We'd
uesday. Below we give his answer to this in.
vitation
Toledo. July 80, 1856.
GENTLEMEN Your invitation to attend and
address the great Fremont and Dayton Mass
Meeting, to be held at your place on the 9th of
August, has been received. regret that a
former engagement which compels me to leave
for the East tomorrow morning, will prevent
me from being present upon that occasion.
Itwould be a source Of great pleasure to me
10 be present at your meeting, and contribute
any influence that l might have to the cause Of
Freedom, the great battle for which is now be-.
ing fought in this country. The result Of the
present political contest, believe, is fraught
with the most important consequences to the
dearest interests of our common country, and
must fix its future destiny, for all time. rs to
slavery extension.
The people are now called upon 10 decide
whether slavery shalt spread over the fairest
portion Of our country, and whether the slave
power shall control the action OF this govern.
ment for its particular benefit, or whether free.
men and free labor shall Otcupy and cultivate
our new territories, and whether this govern
ment shall be controlled only for the best in
terests fthe whole country. Iconsider the
crisis has arrived when we cannot escape re.
sponsibily for our action upon this question !;
we must choose between slavery and freedom
in our territories. For one, have no second
choice In such a contest, shall be found on
the side Of freedom. Make Kansas a Slave
State, and all is lost to freedom make Kan
sas Free State, and i; will secure freedom
for all Of our present territories. Kansas is
the key to all the wide-extended territories be-
yond her-opsn it to slavery, and you will
curse posterity and the country with an evil
for which there will be no remedy and will
deprive free laborers Of an inheritance which
Justly belongs to them. What contrae
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

Gr A gentleman of COlumbiana county,
who says that county will roll up a majority
of 1900 for Fremont aud Freedom. sends the
Cleveland Leader The following votes. taken BY
himself, while passing to and from Cleveland.
on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road ss's
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14
THos. G. HARrsHoRN,
Agent A. 3. S. for Eastern Ohio.

RE The Hon. Andrew ]. Harlan. Pierce
member Of Congress from the XIth district, in
Indiana. two years ago, has declared himself
for Fremont
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Congressional Convention.

The Republican Central Committee Of the
several counties composing the sIsI Congress
iOnAl District, Of Ohio, have fixed upon Har-
lem Springs, as The place, and Thursday the
2slh inst. the time for holding the Congress
ionsl Convention. at which time and place there
will be chosen a candidate for Congress, to be
supported by the Republicans Of said district,
at the October election, .'
Tie following are the delegates chosen for
the respective to SEships 10 Carroll County.
AugustG,--Dr, Jas. Westfall ! r. II, HE,
alternate.
BrOsrn. George Hardesty.
Centre.--Wm. Thompson; Huston Dufield,
alternate.
Eaa,--P, W. Smith James II. Chambers.
alternate.
FOz,-ssmuel Smiley; wm. Mclaughlin, al
ternate.
Harrison, LEONARD Harsh,
Les.-JOhn B. Moody,
Loudou,--W. W. Mclaughlin.
MonrOs, John Mclaughlin.
nge.--John West.
Pary.--A, R. GLADDEN. Robert SmpsOa,
alternate.
| Rose. e.--HenIy Rider.
Union, james McCourt.
I Washington, Mitchell Mclaughlin.
The above named delegates will take no
lice.
By order OF tho Carroll County Republican
Aug IA, 1855. CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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Golden Farmer. Cooking Stove,

THE Subscriber has just received direct from Albany
large assortment Of their excellent stove and invites
al who may wish to supply themselves with good sove
TO call and examine his stock, Foremost among which
Ii
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Dissolution Of COpartnership. aaT
THE OoPARTNERsHIP1 HERETOFORE

existing between the undersigned under the nanes
and style OF HART COLLARS in the proprieorshp Of
the Harlem Springs, twas on the 2is day Of July,
1856, dissolved. .l.Bia, rala s. HART. "as1ss
Harlem Springs, O., -, y. COLLARS =.
July "a, 1856. Z" .''' 'l'al' '-i S''
N b. The springs in all their various departments,
will be conducted hitherto by the undersigned, and
visitors thereto will receive prompt attention. N5
ssag #a slS5 a.l yar IS. HIATT. ug
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Nem advertisements.
TAX NOTICE.

WILL COMMENCE COLLBUTING THE TAXES
i Of LarrOl County, Ohio, for the year 1856,
On Thursday hs end day Of October Rezt,
for which purpose viii sit one day in each township,
at The usual place Of hong the election, to receive the
taxes Om those shO may desire 10 pay them there to
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win also attend at the Treasurers Office In Carroll
ton from the 10Th day Of October, till the sOth day Of
December TO receive taxes from those who have not
previously paid.
The following is the amount charged on each dollars
valuation the present year;
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-14

RE- The following was the result Of vote
taken day or two since, on the Cleveland
and Columbus road:
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TTURDiS HAIR RESToRER-A few bottles left ~ 4
IL warranted to restore hair on any head that iha
bald Also Hurds Golden Gloss, for beautiiying the
hair at BAXTER'E
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

Eloquence consists in feeling ! truth
yolrsshs snd IN making those who hear
you. feel i. 0rstory is not moderation;
i i not stamping hole IN the platform,
nor beating m the dust out Of the cuhsion
OF the pulpit; nor tearing OF your coat tail
u the violence Of your gesticulations, q d
Gavaxsi; It i not holding the breath I'M
ii the face l. purple and The eyes is blood.
shot; i i not Kissing through the teeth
like the fxlls Of . squib, nor rantinp
about from one side Of lie rostrum 10 an.
other until the skin i drenched in per-
eplratlon. and the body weakened into
helplessnss; You are not eloquent in an
this. unless It Be for the grave for il il
suicidal.
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