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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.
William Duulap

William Dunlap, BY vihIe Of e. fa ct,
w. q lev. ia. issued from the
John W. Young, Court of Court of Common
ct. ais. Pleas, of Carroll county,
Ohio and to me directed will offer for sale at pub
lie vendue, on the premises of the said John W..
Young, east end ofGarrolllOn, Ohio, on -.
On Saturday. tie 22nl dag of NouemJsr. 1856,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, NJ, aud O'clock
P. NJ, said day. the foll)wing property to witt
One grey mare, one rel COW aud one vat (No. 81 Of
10 sides of leather in tan taken in execution aui will
be sold by me, Terms cash.
J. II. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
Nov. G. lS53.-.d or feas3 90.
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Fam Lis, ClsvG Lsafers
0ne Of them Caught
A BALLOT box srrFTERlIKEIT TO SEcoME JAIL
sTVTTER.

UM6 VI Ail1u ~ah6AF
A BALLOT box srrFFEalIKELT TO BEcoME A JAIL
sTuTFER.
Our Oaissrs have gcs iheir hsnds uPOu Ops
of the Border Rufiau ballot box suffers. lie
turns out to be one OF the grand fugler' Of The
psrty in this city. Let oil Of bic tribe bsWarsl
III, friend, as for . POsIP0nsusut Of bis trial
until alter Tuesday.--and Collector Parks goes
bis baill Perhaps the gentleman may be able
10 practice his Fadspn Eussdayi-Andi thsn a.
gaia. perhsps. net J tAENtaWE } ~
We give the facts in ibis case as we fnd
them in the Eveaing Herald:
CnARoED wIrH DOUBLE YOrrSG.--Miehael
Davis. Buchanan leader OF the Irish 10 the
Third Ward. was arrested this mOfning on q
charge Of voting at The recent election twice.
once in the 81 Ward and once in the LIST Ward
There was probably regular gang who voted
twice or more at the State election. playing
the Pennsylvania and Indiana game. Da,'s
was an electioneerer in the Third Ward almost
the entire DAY and had particular charge Of the
Buchanan Irshmen there, aud cast his vote
.here. Just before the closing Of the polls, he
jumped into carriage and rode to ths First
Ward polls where it is alleged he gave bis vote
Davis was taken before Justice Benham, where
his counsel appealed for an adjournment until
Saturday Of next week, which was granted,
Collector Parks going bail for'the appearance
o. Davis, .ar
1t may be well enough here to suggest that
the Republicans are determined not to be swr-
died out of their rights, and that the Buchan-
iers who voted twice at the last election, and
those who may attempt the same game on Tues
day next, will 6nd men upon their tracks.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
Vote of Carroll.

We give below the vote cast for President
In this county on last Tuesday, the Ali last,
also the vote cast for Governor styesr The
footings show Hn increase Of the vote over that
OF October lilh,of 1879. Frcmont'S majority is
405. ChAss's majority las! year was sos.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

DONNETS.-A fine lot Of Neapoitan, lace and Eng
ID Ih Bonnes Of thelatest styles, will be found
the store of AKFN& BAX TER.
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q Tor Nn's o. Its' o. '''''0 ~
cred Sqlare.
sEAivertisors mast he particular TO marx The nun
esr Of Insertion IN he face of their advertisements
or ,beywi be pub ished unlor!ercd out, aud charged
accordingly.
~ liyertisenents should be handed In by TUEs
p.T TosSISa. TO insure insertion that week.
eH- Joo WoRE neatly aud expedtliously executed az
tlis Office on toe shortes possible notice.
rEGBO. A CROFUV, 7S South Fourth street, a
hoSe Wanqt, philadelphia, is ogr authorized agent to
obtain Advertisements tor us Ia that city.
~ Won,s Ours, Publishers Of the "Commcrcial
Register are our Neg.York Agents ONCE IlO Ful-
ted Street, New York.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
The Result in Pennsylvania.

The Pittsburgh Gazette gives the following
as the official result in Pennsylvania, on the
State tisksS Union ticket in italics, as fol.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
List of Premiums,

Ararded By tie Carroll county Agricultural 50.
cisty, at The Sirtk Annual Fair, held on their
Fair grounds in CGrrollton, on Tuesday, We'd
mesdoy. and 1hsUsday, Oct, Goth 99M and
3Oh, 1856. .....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

The committee on this department made a
very meagre report. In fact the fourth Of the
articles in the Floral Hall were not ex amined
by the committee. On the evening of the
third day of the Fair, the members agreed TO
adjourn until Saturday the 9th day OF Nov, at
which time there will be an election held in the
Court House for the parpose Of tlscting Off
GERS for the ensuing year; and At that time all
premiums will be paid that are called upon.
The Society will publish report Of the re-
ceipts and expenditures next week, in which a
full statement will be made Of the condition OF
the Financss'o Of the Society.
WASH. BUrLER. SsC'y. H. CoGSIL. Prest.
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ssTHE SPECTATORS

A WEEKLY JOURNAL PUBLISHED WASHINGTON CITY.
VUNHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO COMMENCE
IL about the first of June next in the City of Washing
t0n the publication of weekly newspaper be called the
SPECTATOR designed for general circulation among the peo
pie OF the United States Its columns will contain full
digest of the of the day. foreign and domestic;
weekly review of finance and the markets. synopsis of
the proceedings OF Congress during its tables Of
election returns; the important political action of State
legislatures, and OF party conventions interesting mis-
celianeous and scientific matter articles Agriculture;
together with original articles upon the leading topics of
the day Much valuable information relative to the opera
tons of the Executive Departments of the Government
together with weekly list of patents will be found
IN ITS columns large portion of space Will be devoted
to light literature "rgnaand selected Its location as
the political centre of the Union, will afford opportunities
always to procure the latest information public affairs
1t Is tho intention Of the undersigned to make the SPEC.
raToR an acceptable vSer TO every house in the Union
and with therefore not occasion the posi-
but entertaining fixed and decided views Questions
OF political economy and upon system Of government
1t will disseminate and pronugac them occasion NAV
requirea!ways keeping carefully in interests of
the country growing out Of foreign well as domestic
affairs.
The SPECTATOR will be printed in rlaro FROM on good
paper ana new type each number containing eight pages
OF matter making volume annually Of 4l6 ,mges-
Zach voluue will be accompanied by full and complete
index to It's contents, thus making valuable paper
for preservation and reference. Ii will be published every
advance No paper will be continued beyond the time for
which it is paid.
All subscription and communications business should
be addressed to the undersigned at Washington ID. c.
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Washington CITY, May lS5, 80
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? THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLYl
THE sFECTAT6R:
WASHINGTON CITY. D. C.


A rAMrLr IouRxAL OF L1rERaruRE AxD NEWS SOUTH
ERN READERS.
ZUlHE SOUTH HAS TOO LONG BEEN DEPENDENT
upon the northern cities for its periodical literature
The weekly newspapers of Boston, New York. and Phila
depha, have swept like food that part of the nation
south of Mason aud DxonS Line many of them carrying
with them some of the prudiccs of abolitionism and in
cuIcatng to greater less extent, doctrines injurious to
southern institutions This dependence of the of
southern readers should be thrown oand is believed
the South for the publication of first class literary papers,
THE SPECTATOR,
Is published by gentleman who has long been connected
with of the southern daic and has been undertaken
to supply this wan-that of heightened weekly paper
Of Southern interest and character.
The general plan of the paper follows: 1t has eight
pages three of which filled with the best articles
Literature Science, and the Arts to the editors
mens upon passing themes to general news foreign
and domestic the int eress OF the Farmer the in
formation this page will be mainly derived the
ricultura Bureau of the U. s. Patent Ocel; sym
opsis of the operations of the Departments of the Govern
ment and one during the winter, to report of tie
ceedngs of Congress- altogether making plan which will
be rgdy adhered and which unequaled by any paper
in the country, North South.
The SPECTATOR is printed type and on fine paper
Its quarO form makes it convenient for binding and each
annual volume being accompanied by full index, it will be
most valuable paper for preservation and reference.
out the money. Specimen copies be had on applica
ton to
AUG. F. HARVEY,
Editor and Publisher,
Washington, d. G.
Raleigh, Aug. 10, 500. 1oso-l2tw.
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A. ID. 1856.

A. ID. 1856.
VUNIIE PUBLIC MAY TALK ABOUT THE CLAYTON
IL BULW En- treaty and the BRITISH BULLION pow
en- but whether perfect treaty imperfect treatment
towards ltIle-the facts The British
hold Malta and Gibraltar liegoand in the Baltic, Cape
town and Ccy,u the South and East seas, Falkland at
Cape Horn Vancouver the Pacific, Halifax the Bernu-
das off Cape Ilacrsk and Mo>nitia Of the Caribbean
sca-therebv commanding the world of waters no.wti-
standing all this llavens still continues to put up, and put
of tc-gvi.lg ncacis done up and done down and done
brown a;Ebroiyp:c, ,cHz"g,phr photographic and da-
gucrreuyp.c STYLES intelbe color and pure in TINT
that c,enaiv every child recognize his rcl-
tves. and even Towser know his master.
p. ). Call immediately and be satisfied for once.
AT the iIANEN'S GALLERY,
Fayetteville Street No ~ Raleigh G
January %. lS,6. l?-tf
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MS HOU SEE,
FORMERLY MRS. BcRDEx'S)



est Side R.i,ntd.
GOldsbOrOugh. NC.
Ills extensive and well known public Establishment; ,s
been purchased and eened by the Subscriber for The
reception of guests the 4th inst.
1t IS pleasantly and conveniently situated in the ccntrc
OF business and is directly opposite TO- and WEST of the
Ticket Offices, Of the Wilmington and Weldon and The
Centera Railroad Companies where the s,, on their
arrival ana departure: aud where SERVANTS WILL
BE IN WAITING +" take baggage, and give such other attcu
tions as the traveller may require
THE HOUSE has been renodeliet, repaired. and thor
oughv renovatc'! rom cellar to garrett and furnished
throughout with Acw Furniture selected with special care
anu arranged with single to the comforts Of the cas-
ual CUES; or permanent b:arder.
THE TABLE
Will be richly furnished with the substantias the daines
and del:eacies of the Foreign well as domestic
markets will be rendered tributary the supply
which will be served in the best STYLE by orderly oy.
ing and well trained servants.
THE BAR
Will be Storehousc Of the best Wines and LIQUORS and
thoroughly acquainted with his busness-comprsin the
knowledge of what is de the rights and comforts of the
public, well as to himself and his employer.
THE STABLES,
which among the best in the State have been placed in
the keeping of skfil and careful manager, who will al
have under his the best and experienced
OserS and it will be among the chief Of the prUprc
tor to that horses of his guests be well fed and thor
oughy sroomed.
This entire establishment has hcen purchased and fitted
OF course 1t will be the interest m the subscriber
der the House in every respec; ca! any in the country
He therefore trusts that generous public will
continue the liberal patronage heretofore extended to this
House, while under the of lis former pupriecss Mrs.
Borden who gained for it celebrity throughout the entire
Union.
Ii. Il. NIXON.
August Il, 1853 77-ly
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AIURDAYa FEB 1856.
Ir1ar .puRIaaHEn.Is

UDAYARD TAYLOR,S NEW BOOK.-A Visit
ID Ina, Chin Choo and Japan, in the year 1885,
by Bayard Taylor, with elegant Steel Engravings lSmo
cloth. Price 81 so.
This volume record of the authors own experience
during years in the above named countries ana ~
intended to convey idea of their present phys
cal and social aspect The results of the writer's OBSERVE
given the delightfully."- natural style which
characterizes his previous works.
ave welcome with pleasure this long promised work.
The last of three volumes comprising the travels in Central
Africa Egypt and India of of the most indeatIgaoe
travellers Of the day We know of books Of the nd
that keep the readers attention much aive.-Sunday
Dispatch.
equaed by American and surpassed by but few per-
living. We venture the assertion, that this new
book will be generally confessed be his greatest apd best
work, "-Elstern -f,yus.
For Sale by W. l.. POMEROf.
Raleigh Oct. o. 1865. 91-
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TO CONTRACTORS.

DPOPOSALS ARE INVITED TO CANAL NUT
IL BUSH Creek commencing at the bridge on the -'ad
leading from WIliiani>baru Walrenton thence up The
creek abou; four mics.
1t is proposed 10 raigcn the channel Of the creek
practicable, by eating canal across the bends
=" feet wide ~ top, sopng IL II feet at botom,hc aver
age depth abJu, feet Clearing out the old channel where
it is nearly straight.
Persons wishing contract requested to view the
ground and make proposals both for the canaing and
clearing out.
Any communication addressed to JAMES TUkNER
WILLIAMSBURG, Granville Co., \. c. will receive prompt
attention.
january Ii, lsoj. lin.
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August Il. 1855.


DECK WITH AND CLAYTON WOULD
- inform their friends and the public general, al
they have entered into partnership and have
the FU ana Hinter TRUE, at the Old stand of L. Beck.
witlI opposite I.awrence's Hotel, heavy stock of
GROCERIES,
which the following list i'll part comprises,
y large lot of Coffee Laguira, Rio ami Java.
Coffee Sugar--Crushed and Clarified, of different
grades and pr.ces.
A good 10, of Teas.
a heavy stock of Sole and Upper Leather.
large assortment of Boots and shoes, anunr which
are fine calf and kip boots, calf shocsades and gents.
Also, good lot of BrOgans, for men and boys.
Candles..Adamantine and Tal1Ow.
All kinds of Fancy Soap.
Shot, Powder and Caps.
Water Buckets of different kinds.
123 Bags of alt--LiyerpOOl and Grind Alum.
Nails Of all sizes. Cotton Yarns.
Bacon, Lard, Flour and Meal.
a lot of splendid Tobacco.
BaSglnS and Rope.
\ good lot of Cigars various brands.
Also, good 10; ei
DRY GOODS,
Among which to be found DOmestics IN ! to 5
qrs: wide, Bleaching. Goods for Gentlemcns wear,
such as Cashmere, Satinet, Kentucky Jeans,
TWeeds, Osnaburgs and kerseys, a fine lot Of hea-
Wy Blankets and Hats suitable for nesro's wear and 4
great many others tao tedious to mention.
~ Our gOuds will be sold upon accommodating terms
for CASH. Please give call and examine for your.
selves.
Raleigh. September &c, 1855. ss-tf
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PROSPECTUS OF
SsTHE WESTERN SENTINEL..'

A DEMOCRATIC AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
SOLICITED BY MANY CITIZENS OF FORSYTH
0and surrounding Counties, the undersigned proposes
to publish, in the town of Winston North Carolina,
Weekly Newspaper under the above title.
The increasing public interests of section and of
Western Carolina generally; tie enlarged appreciation Ct
the reading public and the demand for LEGAL journal
the OF County government, favor the
Establishment at Winston Of journal OF the character pro-
posed.
The SENTINEL " will be devoted Morality Pure Lit
eratnre, Republican Principles General Intelligence, and
publisher to render it repository of pleasing and ta
BILE reading faithful record Of events and agreeable
companion to the Home Circle.
In matters of public policy, both National and State it
will yield an nwaverng support 10 Democratic measures
ing the height Of its alb; lily the principles Of the Ba
Democrat:c platform Of 1852. agreed upon by the
Party and sanctioned BY large majority of The American
People
Against tie rece.tly organized 81 Know Nothing" or
"Native American movement, the .ntr.i will take de-
cded and unequyoca ground regarding the Great ion of
religious test qualification for public office Variance
vi the letter and spirit Of the Constitution opposed
every principle Of Republicansm, and worthy only the %
noance and intolerance Of darker Acting from
firm convection that honesty ca,aby, ard fidelity the
Constitution aside from political pr;ncipe,) sufficient
requsi ties in candidates for uice under Republican
OF government, shall oppose organization, whether
secret OPEN that seeks barrier between the
native and adopted citizen, deprive either of the
and privileges enjoyed under the Constitution and Laws
they stand In short, position and sentiment upon this
subject will be: PEScIrLEsiot birthplace; MEASURES
not men.
The paper will be evo;edIy attached to the Union Of the
States, while maintaining jealous guardianship of their
dirdua! rights y7cating as the only guarantee Of the
perpeuity of the Cnon strict and faithful adherence
under all circumstances, to the Federal Constitution
With the increased lnai facilities afforded blythe compile
ton Of the North Carolina Railroad and the advantages of
daily arrival the fn;irel Will contain the latest and mos,
reliable intelligence.
Especial and attention will be bestowed upon the
Editorial Department and with the assistance of intelli-
gent corresEondens il is hoped that The original portion
While the of the Sentinel upon all subjects, will
be fearless and independcn It's columns will be entirely
free from the low slang and bng>gatc rhetoric so con-
spicuous in Of the political journals of the day.
The first number will be issued in the month Of April
The Sentinel" will be printed weekly, from new type
large sheet, at the price of Two Dollars per year in
advance two dollars and half after six MONTHS or three
dollars after the close Of the subscription year. To any
procuring subscribers and paving the cash in adj
vance, the paper will be furnished year gratis
F. E. BONER.
December 16, 1855. O.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
GAp0N SPRINGS

CAION RINCJS.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN sol 1r1r,n
by many southern friends to extend the present sa'
son. have determined TO keep the Mountain House OMEN @
Their accommodation until the 10th day of October "
the 2Sh OF August, the 18th and 18th of September VII
The fare will be reduced five dollars per month and ~
dollars per week, after the LIST of Sept N WV
.. -, 49, BLAkEMoRE INGRAM.
August 10, 1855. ~
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North Carolina Six Per Cent state Bonds.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, v C..
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
ISa this Office until I"ocIock, a. NJ, 18th of Feb rext,
for the purchase of szopo Of Bonds issued by State
Of North Carolina. They will bear date january 1898.
Proposals will also be received for the purchase of sl
o of Bends which will be dated January ls 1876, and
Both classes Of Bonds will have coupons attached for in
tereSt at SIX per cent per annun payable the LIST of
Jan and mly in each and every both and
York unless where the party prefers have them payable
at the Treasury of the State Nsrth Carolina.
They will be issued in of 81 600 They are express
ly exempted from taxation for any purpose.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
"iroposals for n c. Stocks, to the undersigned Raj
Successful bidders upon being Informed of the accep-
lance Of their bids dcpose the of their bids
with the accrued interest the credit of the undersigned
in either the Bank of the Republic, New York. the Bank
oftle State of n c. the Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh
The right Of accepting such bids in whole in part as
may be deemed advantageous the Sracs reserved
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller Of State and the President Of
Public Treasurer.
Raleigh, Jan. II, 1885. It'd
VALUABLE LAND AND TOWN PROP
HIRTY-sEvEN ACRES OF LAND within one mile of
the City of Raeg $50 300 of which the finest and
sale The cleared ground is in fine tin he and be
cleared is wooded grounds. This situation is we'll known
to many of the citizens of North Carolina but cap
itass from where to and be competitors for this
estate A life time will pass before such opportunity
will again be presented for a valuable purchase.
| have just erected SUPERIOR FIGURING AND
TWO CORN MILLS upon the premises. The Mills can be
from the Dwelling House, and therefore all the
time under the propretors observation The Mills are sup
ported by the best stream that anywhere be found and
will never lack for water being supplied by Canal well
constructed, upwords of 5000 yards length
wide, with standing head over feet wheel and feet
face.
Below this MILL and within 400 yards another water
er can be employed using the wafer and addition
three other good and constant streams foot ovcrsho
or an s foot breast could be employed for purposes
handed
An extensive varied Orchard is attached to tn.
premises
Further description of this property deemed needless
Persons desiring to purchase will that it their inter-
est to call and examine When they do So they will be
better pleased than by reading the above.
THE TOWN PROPERTY consists of a convenient and
well located lot, with DWELLING HOUSE rooms
near the Central Rail Road Depot and other lots
The Town property and other lots adjoining the city will
be sold at public Tuesday Of February
Court not previously disposed Of Terms One half cash
the other half in six months, with bond and approved
security. All of which-may by application
WILLIAM +. COLLINS
! Jan. II 1856. It'd
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CO.PARTNERSHlP..

ID F. PESCUD, HAVING THIS DAY FORMED
W. Calling late of Gates county, n c., will continue 10
firm of PESCUD & GATLING.
We contemplate in short time charging and improv.
ing our store and shall keep much larger stock of articles
in our line than heretofore which with increased ia
cllltIes Justify us in offering friends and the public
generally unusually inviting inducements.
We are pleased to inform friends and customers that
we have secured the valuable services of Mr. Charles t.
and late Of the firm Of Haywood Scott; who, with
former assistant Mr. Jos. L. Ward will unite with us IN
attending promptly to their wants. on the most favorable
Our store will be closed on the sabbath, but Mr. Scott
or Ward will be in attendance to execute orders for tic sS
only! and their attendants will please ring the alarm os l
Our accounts will be presented for settlement on the iss
July and january of each year. unless terms are specimen
with the Il pP% TSshnser. or, W c,rrJyG.
100000 WANTED.
A III PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UNDh s!,.
"A SIGNED by bond account no0 dFeef,o%a Sa5
appealed to for payment his old business must De
"''''' ''"'' P.F pEsCUD
Raleigh, January i. 1856 p Ii
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october ls, 1855 s5--
x. MARRIOTT HAS REMOVED
tAw Onicc, f1la The Sah building, 10 III. once
tb9 Court A0pse pcxt door To Miller Rogers ans
stw9 doors from the oaice ofsthe Rsieikh Register
Raleigh, Jandny "A, l4,6 Ism.