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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable terms the
following real estate situate Main Street, CarrolltOn,
Carroll county, Ohio to wit-one lot on which is e.
rected large two story brick building, well finished,
suitable for dwelling Hotei also, small lot adlon-
inc tbe above on which Is situated large and commo-
dus frame stable sufficient in size to contain 30 hor
ses-also, two other lots in one enclosure with frame
dwelling house thereon. The above property will be
sold separately or jointly to suit purchasers, ,and if
not sold will be for rent
will also sell two quarter sections oil land IN wood
brrv county state of Iowa. also quarter section Of
land in Ida county in thestate oIowa whchw be sold
separately or Jointly to suit purchaser:
For Terms apply to DR., John Hu.ter Carrolltol
Ohio. P, +. PRICE,
Nov. 49, '56. IT,
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ET An extra from the office of ThompSon''
Bank note reporter, gives the annexed descrip'
zion of a new counterfeit which has just ap.
peAred in large quantities:
5's on the Morris County Bank, Morristowr
N. J. Wig, two females seated, horses head
shield, &C. female leaning SH figure 5 OF
the right blacksmith on the lelt-a very dan
gerous imitation of the genuine,
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Still 0lWard---SuCceSS Unparalleled
DRED;
A TALE OF TIE GREAT DIMAL SWAMP.
HARRIET BEE( HER STOW.
Owls. 12mo. S1.75,

Certain politicians, interested in the support of tho
'pecual institution have endeavored to persuade the
Public That hrs Slows last work is arstcaly lau0
and that it has produced profound impression ei
ther side of the Atlantic.
But the Publishers happy to sate that Of the
ny hundreds Of American notices which they have re.
ceived the vast mgjOty have been decidedly favorable
most of them enthusiastic Aud the sale thus far ex.
ceeded that Of any Work of Fiction ever publshed,-
the SIXTY THOUSAND set of tw) volumes each, DO
ing now, Oct: Sd) in press.
In England the success has been even more wonder
full The press there with but one or two exceptions
acknowledge the genius and power of the author, and
in terms of which any living writer nigh be proud
And during the twelve days succeeding its publication
no fewer the SIXTY THOpSAND COPIES were sold.
The universal voice Of literary men, now places Mrs.
Stowe among the Foremost Authors Of the Age, and
neither parginship, nor austere religious bgotry,
can ever deprive her the aurelss she has noby ea
ned.
PHILLIPS, SAAP S OV d Co Publishers.
Boston.
~ ANY newspaper inserting the above advertise,
ment conspicuousy three times and sending copy 10
the publishers, will receive copy Of the work free of
postage
Nov 49, '5G -3w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

RlinOis EscfiOn-DOuglas Re6uked-tAs Re
publican STATE Tyckd TriumphaHt-The last
returns white down the Buchanan majority
to about 100. The Republican State ticket
is uiuuphunlly slectsd-mHiOri'i'' ranging
from $500 TO $500. except Miller whose
majority over MOORE [dsm.l is 10000.
BIssELL's majority is 1000. Returns from
81 counties official. remaining l6 reported.
RIcHARDsOS, the contemplate tool Of DOUs-
LAS, and who represented him in the election
is rspudiatsd by the State. No Wcnder DOUo'
Las feels bad and looks black. CleV. Leader
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

The Administration; in spite Of the monsirous a.
buses prseticsd at tAs ballot box in the large
cities; in spite Of the miserable eslunniss dirso'
ted against is candidates; in spite Of the lack Of
Of organisation and Of discipline S'csssarily IN
sidsnt to = party Of recent Ongin. and in spite
Of rssohsrous allies and unconseiOnsbls iosS'
the Republican party has maintained ltseli most
nObly in this contest
In view Of the victories achieved in Michigan,
in Illinois and various other hitherto strong
holds Of locofocoism, and the maintenanse Of
the proud position in ohiO,in New York and in
fact throughout the freedom loving portion OI
the Union. well may tie Republicans Of Gin
cinnAti, Of Cleveland, Of New York city and
even Of eLittls Carroll" celebrate the second
deelGratiOa Of Independence. Sound il aloud
that we stand upon the battle 6sld; that We arr
not and cannot be driven from the contest, tha
with wskeful eye, and bright amor We vii
stand fast and surrender no. one inch Of groun'
Charge il all along the line that our banns
floats proudly where the psOplo of the frs
states have planted i;;that there will we rally
and
"rhe battle ns'er give o'er,"
ill victory universal PercheS upon oar banner
"Up and at them" Let this be the WatcI
word from Maine to Mississippi With stsr
determination to conquer, ShccsSs awaits th
Republican party.
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SHERlFF'S SALE,
Simeon Jennings,
vs..
.hhn Whitla

simeon Jennings,
John Whitla
Bv virtue of an execution to directed, will offer
for sale at the door Of the Court House, in CarrolOR
Carroll county Ohio,
On the 1871 day Of December neft,
the west half of the North West quarter Of section eghf
teen in Township thirteen, and range four Of the lands
ordered to be sold at Steubenvlle, in the State OF
Ohio. The above lands in high state of culdva.
tion has good new frame dwelling house and other
necessary improvements, and taken in execution by
me as the property Of John Wha, TO satisfy an exc
oution in favor of Simeon Jennings-Terms cash. AN
undisputed title can be made. J, H. WHIrCRAFT,
Nov IA '5B. 8 W. DR. fee $500 --Ni Sheriff
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

A SHERrFP SHoT. John B. Taylor, She Sher
i'll of Winnebago comfy, Ills. in endeavorinng tt
arrest Alfred Comdryman, charged Winh Steal
iup. was shot dead BY the prisoner on the
1ilh inst. The murderer fed to the woods.
was pursued by large numbers OF citizens, cap
tured and lodged in jail. The events produt-
ced great excitement, and strong disposition
was manifested to lynch the prisoner, but il
was finally prevented.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20
P0AD NoTICE.-NOlice is hereby given

DOAD NOTI CE.-Notice is hereby given
lG that petition ilbe presented to the Commits
soners of Carroll county, at their December session.
1885, praying for the Ication Of county road and an
alteration in HosplehOrn's road. The county road to
commence at the Jefferson road where it crosses the
Mcguire, thence the best route to Thomas Moores
saw mill, thence to the southwest corner Of said
MoOres land, thence south along the section line till it
meets the said alteration. And the alteration to COM
uence where the said Hospehorn's road crosses the
line of James Knights land, thence north song said
line about forty rods thence in westerly direction to
David Gililands blacksmith shop, thence along the
original survey of said road to the south east corner Of
Pbiip Cobe's 6eld, thence north along the section
line to the north west of Henry Johnsons iarm
then west along dissection line till y atersecls tas LSe'
burgh road and there terminate Said petition further
asks for the vacation of the old track Of HosptehoFns
road from the point where the alteration commeoces to
the south east corner Of David Giandils premises;
Nov. s, ls56.-4w, MANY PEITI0NEkS,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20
- The vote in the town OF Psrrysburgh

RE Ttappears BY the official vote. that John
II. Ketchsm (Rep, is returned to the Assem-
bly, from the 6rst district Of Dutchess county,
N. Y, by ono majority. He was an attentive
and useful member last winter, and viii be well
coined back by his old associates. Judge
Scott Dem, Of Saratoga, isslectsd by t'OO ma
iority,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

OF James Buchanan the national csndi-
date BY the votes Of = majority of the people |
He has failed to carry single Northern State
by majority Of the popular vote, and yet he
was trampetsd before the people as ''natiOnsr'
candidate l The nation repudiAtss the lie
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

EF At the recent Annual Conference oil
the Wesleysns. says the English Churchman'
she practice of ministers smoking was eondeml
ned: and also dancing. which it was said had
become very prevalent in many Wesleyan fans
;liaa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20
From the TfGn O. Tribune.

Startling Development = Cooper T. Watson our
nsa COngressman.- invite the attention
of the public to section fourteen, Of article four,
Of IL. Constitution Of the State of Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

The BANNER COUNTY. Bradford county,
Pa, gave Fremont 4,708; Buchanan SO; Fill,
more 43. The SO. We presume, were the Post :
masters
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

b. A wise lady has said, "if woman
would have the world respect her husband she
must set the example"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

EE The amount received by the Cleveland,
Columbus, and Cincinnati Railroad Company
for ansportatiOn Of freight and passengers du'
ring the month of October, was but little
less than one hundred and thirty thousand dol,
lars.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

Ew The Grst printing press in New England
was in Cambridge. in 1889. The fresmsn's
oath. was the fret thing printed; then an alma
mac, made for New Eagland; the next an edl'
ton Of she Psalms, in verse,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

~ Ten lines or less Of solid Brewer VIII DC oOn'u
scsd Square
rgrAdvsrtisers must be particular to mark the mum
IA, Of insertion On ,he face of their advertisement
or they vii be published unuloFeeFea out ana charged
accordingly -, =, r-..
nv woRNINe 10 insure insertion that week.
~ Jos WoRx neatly and expeditiOusly executed a.
t,is Office. on the shortes possible notice.
tE-GRO. A. CROFUT, rs South Fourth street, a
hove Walnut. Philadelphia is authorized agent t'
obtain Advertisements tor us in that city.
ex- woo9s & QUIN, Publishers Of the 'CommeTe'S
Register" are our New-YOrk Agents. Office l4O Ful
ted Street. New York.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

RT"Solomon, l fear you are forgetting
me ;" said bright eyed girl to her lover the
other day, eyes Sus," said slow Sol, excuse
ing himself, 81 have been for getting yOu these
two years."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

- The French steamer Lyonndis, which LEFT
New y ork for Havana Nov. 1st. was run into
by an unknown vessel and sunk. Forty passsn-
gers on board-crew about twenty-five TWen-
ty.6ve lives probably lost.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

Lewis D. Campbell's majority. in the
Butler district, is 20 instead of l9ias hereto
fore stated, Vallandigham.s friends in Mont
gomsry in searching for evidence to contest
OampbePs election discovered an error which
gives Campbell four more votes
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20
How are DOughfases Nader

The election returns 10 the Boston Congress
sional district. Massachusetts,. answer that ques
ton. II there ever vas hunkeyism refined TO
it's highest essence, it has been displayed in
The treatment Of Mr.. Burlingsms. He s re-
turned to Congress, but by the miserable ma
jOrity of twenty.
Look at the events Of the past few months
in connection with this noble, brave man. A
Massachusetts Senator was stricken down to
deaths door BY Southern Tufian. and out Oi
that act came also an attack by the same South
srn blackguArd upon Mr.. Burlingams, in
which that gentleman bore himself like man,
and like worthy trustee Of the honor Of the
Bay State.
Brooks, the bully, resigned bis seat and
asked his constituents to pass upon his conduct,
and not sTen an opponent was suffered to en-
ter the contest, but the district rose en- mass'
and returned the rufisn TO Washington.
Nov look al the cOLtOn,ocraey Of Boston
They did Iheir best to defeat Burlingams, eV
en- while that battered snd bruised Senator
stood before their eyes, in whose behalf as
Massachusetts, Representative. Burlingams hat
risked his very life. These cOttoniteS almost
succeeded 10 doing what their Southern master
could not do-beAt down beneath their feet th
eloquent advocate and fearless defender OF Free
Speech.
1t is such meannsss that offers the premi
um which makes SO many dOughfaces How
can men be expected to stand up fearless ant
faithful when they receive such response fO
their deeds OF daring from a aunkey constitu
eucy?- Cleveland Herald.
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BOOK, MAP. CHART,
AND
NEWSPAPER AGENCY!!

The undersigned announces himself as General A
gent for the procurement Of Books, Maps Cblrt'
Newspapers &C., and will deVote himself to that bus-
ness, and furnish applicants with any book now publish
ed in the United States by having reasonable notice,
and will also procure newspapers Magazines for any
person applying to hm,-asO, Charts ard Maps Of ev>
cry variety from the most popullr pubihng houses in
New York, furnished on short notice,
He, also, tenders bis services Auctioneer and
Crier of sales.
Remember tits "old Timothy" the Patriarch Agent,
who grees you and who takes pleasure in returning lis
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed aud
socits a continuance OF the same.
All orders promptly attended TO, on reasonable Ierms
Address, Timothy Stevens "Anericau House, Car
roton, Ohio
Nov, 20, SO. TIMOTHY STEVENS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

EEAn old aid lately snseSed sixteer
false teeth out into her plate while at dinner
Colds are wexatious kind O'things.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

EE Although the FremOnIer' were beaten
in the Presidential fight, they made strong
racs and to eompeLaats them in a measure
for the defeat Of the Pathfinder. they have no n
secured the control of the Executive depart
nsnt Of every Northern State except California,
and in all probability every Northern Legisla
ture except those Of Pennsylvonia, Indiana
and California, Thus they will, for time, bt
enabled to fill the Northern vacancies in the
Senate that occur by death or resignation, and
to elect several Anti-Slavery Senators in place
of Democrats. Thus is the bad faith of the
Northern Senators who saw fit for personal
ends to disturb sacr9d compromise ofthe Con-
stitulion. visited upon their own heads in their
verthrow. and gjectmsnt from the seats they
unwerthy filed. They SOW the wind, and
now they reap the whirlWind. They reopen
ed the slavery agitation, and tina! agitation has
swept them from place and power. Louis
IStelligsncer,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

NEw YORK, Has given Freedom for Kansas
and Fremont for President 10000 majority
over Black slAVery-BOrder Rufianism, and
Buck" Great and glorious Empire!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

BEAT THAr.--Norman Cutler wiring from
Grand Marsh, Adams county, Wisconsin, Gays:
The result Of the election in this town is as
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

TIE UNITED STATES SENATE. The returns
from the various States in which Legislatures
are chosen this fall, are now sufficiently com.
plete to decide what Senators will probably be
lcted.
In Maine, another Republican sill be chosen
in the place Of tho Hon. Hannibal Hamlin.
who has been elected Governor.
In Massachusetts, the Hon. Charles Sumner
whose term expires this winter, will probably
DO reelected, i'll his health will permit him tc
resume the duties ofthe post.
In Rhode Island, Republican will be elsc.
ted in the place of Hon. Charles T. James IA
Democrstl whose term will expire on the 4th Oi
March next.
In Connecticut they have already chosen a
Republican Senator to take the place OF Hon
Isaac Toucey, (Democrat,) whose term ends
with this session.
In New York the returns so far. indicate a
Republican Legislature II so she will con-
tinus to be represented By two Republicans.
In PennaylvanIa. either Mr.. Broadhead,
(democratl who goes out. will be re-elect ed
or some other democrat take his place.
In New Jersey, Mr.. Thompson, ldetnocrat)
probably will again be chosen, or will have a
democratic successor.
In Michigan, Gen. Cass. whose term ex-
pires in March, will be replaced by a Republi,
canr
In Indiana, two Senators are to be chosen,
both probably az before, democrats,
In California. also. there are two vacancies
to be filled, but by whom it is impossible tc
determine.
These are all the Free States that elect this
winter. In Delaware, Texas, Florida and Vr.
ginis, democrats are either reelected or rapla.
ced by other democrats.
In Mississippi. Missouri and Tennessee pro,
slavery know uothings give place to pro.slavery
democrats,
The result, therefore, as the coming changes
will probably be a gain OF three Senators by
the Party Of Freedom, with a possibility o.
one or more from California
"The world moves slowly, but it does move. y
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for behaviour on q printing ONCE
them.
/, Enter softly.
2. Shut the door.
5. Sit down quickly.
4, Subscribe for the paper,
5, Say nothing interesting.
6. Engage in no controversy.
7. Don't smoke,
8. Keep six feet from the table.
8. Don't talk to the printers.
10. Don't scale" the "deyll."
Il. Hands of ths papers,
l2. Eyes off the manuscript.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

THR SLAVE TRADE TO BE Re OPENED. The
leading Democratic. papers of South Carolina
aud Georgia, come out boldly and advocate
the necessity Of rsviVing the African Slave
Trade. They are sounding the nation on the
subject and are willing to violate the constitu-
ton. which forbids the importation Of Slaves
aher 1903: And they expect the Doughfsces
Of the North to back them up ia the nefarious
project. They boast that Pennsylvania will
90 il-aUd after the election Of Buchanan by
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Indiana. they
have a right to expectthe Doughfaces will back
them up in Any iniquity. All !he DOughfacsd
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

Section IL. The Judges Of the Supreme
OOuit and OF the Court Of Common Pleas. shall
ct stated times. receive for their services such
compensation as mag BY provided BY law, .
y
but they shall recsiVs no fees nor rerQuisisss,
nor hold any OtAs' Office Of Preas or truH, under
As authority Of ibis Stats or he United Staiss.-
Es ALL VOTES for either Of them. for any
elective Office, except judicial Ofnce under the
authority Of this State. given by the General
Assembly, SHALL BFVoiD."
Judge Hall has not resigned his Office as
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas. Every
vote cast for him, for Congress, Is, therefore BY
the Constitution Of Ohio, void. Watson il
therefore our next Congressman and the Gov
Iernor Of Ohio will issue to him certificate o.
election which Hall can contest il he thinks
the effort will pay expenses. We have givsT
the section verbatim. Hall holds his Office, ant
every man can see for himself that this is nj
: humbug. The opinion Of one Of the best Lo
sOiOcO lawyers in this cityiis that Watson i
clearly the next Congressman.
Hall evidently sctsd on the maxim ga birC
in the hand is worth two in the bush," and re
garding this election as exceedingly doubtful
! concluded to hold on TO his present emOluments
Hurrah for Watson
9 WeArs not aware Of the course to be pursu
ed in reference to this advantage, and do no
care. so that the Ninth District does not cast il
vote for Border Rufianism. and the sx!enSiO
u Of Slavery, which Hall is pledged to sustain.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20
. The following is the official vote for Pres

Buchauan's plurality over Fillmore 1898.
Bachsuan's majority over all, 1923.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

RE An exchange gives the following rules
for behaviour on printing Office. We like
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-11

In Ken,ucky-supposng that be as stated and
indicating the political sentiments OF the people But
the fact Is that the election confined judicial and
few ministerial State officers, and constitutes OF
party strength On this point have the authority OF
Wing and Democratic papers. The Louisville Journal
says:
has been made there have been large gains for the Amei
ticket In many portions OF the State there no
party contest We give friends
throughout the whole Union that Kentucky all right for
Fillmore and Donpelson
The Courier bemocrs in its notice of the election
says
1.-The election of yesterday afforded no criterion of the
strength of parties OF the popularity OF Presidential
candidates sud principles There secondary consd-
eratons the personal popularity OF gentlemen who had
offered for the various Offices"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-11
CONGRESS-FatpAy


In the Senate the usual morning business engaged its
full share OF attention. and the remainder Of the dly was
consumed in tie discussion of the claim OF Mr. r W
Thompson TO remuneration for his services attorney for
the Mcnomee Indians Thisca-e though simply private
memorial excited much debate among Senators Of whom
Mes-rs. Bright and Pugh prominent The debate
resulted in dischlrgng e committee from the subject and
leaving the claim allowed in other words directing IL.
payment under the Law Of last Congress
The House OF Representatives passed resolution al
lowing pay and mileage u Andrew r. Reeder a. contes
ant for tho seat delegate for the Territory Of Kansas
Though various private bills reported add referred
private business was superseded by tie consideration
Committee OF the Whole Of the bill providing for certain
civil expenses Of the Government large portion Of the
sitting was consumed in the consideration Of amendments
appfopnang money for marine hospitals post Offices
cout-houaes, &c An amendment offered Ly Mr.. Goode
Of Virginia to appropriate three hundred thousand dollars
for continuing the work the Washington Aqueduct
was lot by vote Of 40 10 ~. The committee being
without quotum at o'clock, compelled ~ rise be-
fore dna action upon the bi aud the House adjourned
IL would now almost impOssIbs close the session
on the 18th, there being but working days le OK.
cept 10y leaving large mass Of unfinished busnes5-Naf
Iufeiiigsurer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-11

Old Bullion in his speeches il, Missouri, took especial
pains denounce the present administration. =" 1t is
composed he said Of spostate Abohtonists renegade
whg-. turncost Tylertes neOphyte Democrats aud dom
mated by notification. He desired write third vol
Of the "viEw and give the history of this Admins
trstion which had done what considered mpos-
sibity-made John Tyer's administration respectable
lie had been asked how that could be- and he answered
nothing easier Cobb Gushing y the leading spirit
in Tylers Administration well Pcrccs and being
older than then, he much more meauer ana
wickeder. Before beginning the Sd volume, he would
read SAlus and Tscitus again, with the view Of finding
images which would the wildly portray the wicked
Of this Administration"
Now, this Administration, which Benton denounces
brought his assistance and by repeated
that essential the welfare of the Republic What
guarantee have that the he is striving
sugurate will prove any better than the with which
he has already saddled uss Ii is supported the
grounds-t il another Northern with Southe,n prin
cpesand OF less promising character than Pierce
This trick OF OH Benton. lie knows the unpopular
~ OF the Adminsration-he knows that the oHs" wish
"" and 10y abusing the latter, he expects per-
suade the former that Buchanan will evict all OF Perces
onice-h holders