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Spetial Notites.
NOTICE..

The citizens of the Eastern portion Of York Dis
trict are respectfully solicited to meet at Rock
Hill, on SATURDAY, the 9th of MARCH next,
for the purpose of nominating from among them
selves, some person persons as suitable to rep
resent them in the Legislature of South Carolina
at the next term
Feb. 90 MANY FOTERS.
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nA. The friends of CORNELIUS O'DANIEL,
Esq. respectfully announce him as candidate
for Tax Collector for York District
MANY VOTERS.
Jon IF
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

-2 THE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
III of MEDICINE, under the style of THoM-
ASSON & LINDSAY, and in the DRUG BUSI-
NESS under the firm of LINDSAY & THOMAS
son, has been, this day, dissolved by mutual con-
sent As it is very desirable to close up the af-
fairs of the copartnership, persons who are in
debted are earnestly requested to call on either Of
the undersigned, and make settlement. large
amount of Indebtedness remains unsettled upon
the books which must be arranged at an early
day. Persons having claims against the Drug
Store will present them to DR.. LINDSAY, who
will make settlements.
D. II. THONlAsSON,
J. F. LINDSAY.
Yorkville, Feb. l8, 1855. 8 II
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DIR. IL. NJ. COBB
NOTICE TO GUARDIANS, &C.

NOTICE TO GUARDIANS, &c.,
~ Guardians, Trustees, Committees, &C., are
hereby notified 10 make their Annual Returns on
or before the lst day of May next. All person in
default at that time will be ruled unfortunately.
Also Guardians appointed at last June Term, and
who have not yet given bond, ore requested to do
soimmedately.
JN0. l.. MILLER, C. T.. Y. D.
Commissioners Office,
Jan 81 5 IF
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
NEW DRUG STORE!

NEW UhU0 DlUnL.
TIME undersigned, having formed Copartner-
i ship in the DRUG BUSINESS, under the
style of THOMASSON & JENKINS, inform the
public that their establishment will be conducted
for the time being at the old stand formerly occu
pied by LINDSAY & THOMAsSON. They are
making arrangements for the purchase Of an ex-
tensive and varied supply Of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
DYE-STUFFS, PERFUMERY, AND
OTHER ARTICLES
in their department of trade, and will in the
course of few weeks be prepared to gil all orders
with which they may be favored. Determined BY
diligence, care, and strict attention, to merit it,
they respectfully ask continuance Of the patron
age heretofore accorded to their establishment.
D. H. THOMASSON,
EDWARD E. JENKINS.
Feb 81 tt
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MILITARY NOTICE.

AN Election will be held at SMITHS OLD
FIELD on SATURDAY the 26th day of APRIL
next, for BRIGADIER GENERAL to Command
the 9th Brigade s. C. NJ, to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation of Gen. o. Z. Ed
WARDS. BY Order Of Maj. Gen. ]. H. WILLIAMS.
VII. McCORKLE,
Col. 34th Reg; s. C. NJ.
Feb 81 3 te
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EoE ~"NTs

"o~ :"
VNHE residence known ms the "TAN YARD
l. HOUSE" will be rented for the remainder Of
this year, at moderate price. A Garden, Sta
bles and other requisite out-houses are attached
to the premises. Persons desiring to know the
terms or inspect the premises will apply at the
ENQUIRER OFFICE.
Feb % 2t
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ETURN DAY IS OVER; But THE

DETURN DAY Is OVER; But THE
IL MAGISTRATES COURT Is ALWAYS IN
SESSION.-The undersigned is in urgent need Of
money, and earnestly calls upon those indebted TO
him to make early settlement He has o large
number of unsettled accounts, most Of which are
for small amounts, upon which he has waited for
a long time and which must now be closed up
Those who are indebted will save an expenditure
of cost as well as good feelings by needing this no.
tce as its contents are intended to apply TO all
without discrimination.
-. J. J. EVANS.
Feb 1S st
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THE CELEBRATION PAMPHLET,

Containing full account of the Kings Noun
tain Celebration, the addresses of Col. JOHN s.
PRESTON and Mr. BANCROFT, the letters Of
distinguished gentlemen, and large sddenda by
way of Appendix, may be had at the ESou1RER
Office by application to Mr. GR1sT; or at the stores
of G. R. RATcnFonD, ADAMS, McCoRKLE & Co.,
or L. BLooMBERG & Bro. Price 35 cents. The
members Of the several Committees are requested
to call for their copies.
Fab
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J. A. ESTES & CO.,

J. A, ESTES & co.,
One Door West Of the Rail Road Hotel,
4 RE now receiving and will keep constantly on
N hand, n full and well assorted stock of Groce-
ries and Plantation Goods, consisting in part of
Coffees. .---Rio, Java, Laguyra, &c.
Sugars. Orleans, Muscovado, Clarified,
Loaf, Crushed, &c.
Molasses. West India, New Orleans, &C..
Fish. --Mackerel, Cod, &c.
Flour, Corn, Peas, Potatoes,
BAGGING ROPE, AND TWINE.
IRON, NAILS, AXES, HOES, SPADES,
SHOVELS, TRACE CHAINS,
Domestic Dry Goods,
and all articles usually kept in Grocery Store.
Give us n call.
10000 LBS. HIDES WANTED,
for Tanning in exchange for Goods.
J. A. ESTES. L. DEaRAFFENRElD.
Chester, Feb. 21 At
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Commercial 9epartment.
YorkVille Markets.

Reported Expressly for the Yorkuale Enquirer b,
Thomas Davies & Co., Grocers and Produce
Dealers.
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Jan u
In Eq uitY-York.

In Equity-York.
Elias J. Garrison, et IA. et. al .
Us. Bill tor
Mary FAIRIES and Partition.
Margaret J. FAIRIES.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Mary Far
Il les, and Margaret ]. FAIRIES, defendants in the
above case, reside beyond the limits Of the State ::
On motion of W. B. Wilson, Solicitor for Complai-
nants, it is Ordered, that they plead answer or de-
mur to the bill of complaint filed Nov. 1st, 1856,
within three months from the publication hereof,
or On order pro confesso will be awarded against
them. JNO. L. MILLER, C. F.. Y. d.
Yorkville, S. c., Jan. 81, 1856. 1851
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9eatbs.

DGEp.-Athis residence in this vicinity, on Tues
day last, of disease of the heart, Mr.. GEORGE
RATCHFORD, aged 81 years.
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Ygn1entaI.

MARnlED.-In this place on Tuesday last, by
Rev. 4. II. Lester, PEYTON 3. DARWIN, ESD,
and Miss JERUSHA JAMES.
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Jan 6
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Feb l8
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02
From lie RichmOnd Enquirer. dag. D.
A CRY Of Distress from Southern Ba.
chanan Man.
Boston, Aug. Is. 1856.

ON@ANHb 49, '~~~@
GESrLMEE--In my travels. thus far. have
gathered as much information as could con-
veuiently do from the travelling public, in r
gard to the political contest now going on, 10
which so much, for veal or woe, is involved. and
am firmly persuaded that unless the Southern
States cast their votes for Buchanan. rs snt
man we shall nave sntailed upon US all the C"
lamitous consequences likely to flow from me
election Of Fremont can fearlessly assert
that any unprejudiced Southern man. who Siil
spend one week North Of Maaon and DixoF's
line, will 90 home under the firm conviction
that every vote east for Mr.. Fillmore will tend,
indirectly, to the success of the Black Rep b.
llican ticket; and hear of many who, before
visiting the Northern States, were inclined to
} vote for Mr.. Fillmore, going home resolved "a
: use their best efforts to further the election
: Mr.. Buchanan. think the Southern Sta,
n By voting in solid column, Mr.. Buchanan me-
o with the aid of Pennsylvania and some o.ts
II Free States-it matters not Which--succee
10 eleeting that distinguished statesman; bas
le have no strength to spare, Ii is worse tn
" folly, it is criminal, to throw away votes on a
at Fillmore, when the only result will be tbS
d. PLAYING into the hands of a set OF trators,Wt
th installment in power would likely De The deH'
US knel Of the Union.
ii. Intending to soiourn for a week or ten de!
he longer in YankeedOn. may write you agal
re- Very respectfully yours, &c..
sf VIRGINIAN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02
nuosanan in favor Of Fremont.

Ale, ali .he SANDERS hesped upon ffemon'
!. -. f.;o0ds Of Buchanan, it is pretty hard 70
= ! - thei, candidate himself to ptove they
-. 2 set Of snaves and slandersrs. But 50 y
= ! senator Bisler has rendered himself not
- a.,r r;d;culous, but perfectly contemplate ID
Si ~. hnnglinp effort to help Buchanan by abusing
u'' W'sps for his efforts are all nullifed by the
,.s,:-.onv If Buchanan himself, who under oatt
declares that Col. FremOuts services IN UA'' -.
sssn;a we're very valuable. Says Mr.. Buchan
~, Fremont s'bore conspicuous part y
The conquest of California and N Ny op'a
!. better entitled to be called the cOnquer'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02
. n.Iilnrnin than anr other man.

0f California tn4n any oshNt W"Nf
90 far from charging Col. Fremont With PuF-
!oining And extravaganza. Mr. Buchanan says
under oath:
II IshOuld haze aeeepisd and paid hess bis
from my general knowledge Of things /" 0o'yof,
MA had Congress appropriated any money ana
placsd L al my disPosal ~hiah could Be sPP''Fa
70 tEsir payment. thought ''ould hare zee" ''0F'
,or,.,t 70 hare dralsn these bills on he Seeretary
If Var. | should have Lhem charged in ae-
count against Col. Fremont, to be settled Tor
at the general settlement Of bis accounts as
commander Of The California battalion bad any
such appropriations been made"
This testimony establishes The Tact that tn'
forage and supplies furnished TO bis troops oJ
Col. Fremont we're necessary, that Col Fre'
mont never received for himself. Individually
for his private use. any consideration whatever
for the bills draHn against the Secretary oi slat'
for said forage and supplies, and that was !a"e'
Buchanan considered that Col. Fremont wa
right in drawing the drafts against the goVefn
meut and that he would have paid them Wh'l
he was Secretary of State, il any appropriation
has been made for .Ast purpose. And IN e. :
i. tablishing these facts it refutes completely u
, sl.nJer on Col. Frsmont's reputation eOn'ain'
in the motion introduced lately into the Sena
: BY Senator Biglsr. and which was intended
blast the fair name of Col. Fremont as an no
est man. James Buchanan says, or sald "h'
he was a man, and not a platform. 'nat "
Fremont acted with integrity as an Otficer al
q man while in California Will the Hsshing''
:, IrDion and other Democratic organs cOntradi
;. James Buchanan? In the face Of the svlden
. Of their chsf, will they continue the 'lander a
r. will the supporters of Mr.. Fillmore continue
: aid them in the disgrsceful workT-P'Hsoar
- Gazehe
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02

The Ciaeiaaoti Tines is jOarnAl whose rssk.
lessness and sitsr disregard Of truth and bonOr
/, 50 veil kno~n in Ohio, as 10 render the rsfu-
taton OF iis stAtrmsnn here unnecessary.-
But there are soms honest men in Iowa who
are not yet fully aware ofin false and dsosp- {
live character. Il cannot be that sueh, whsa
they see iu its columns statements like the fol-
lowing. will longer allow themselves TO be de-
csived as TO its character Speaking Of the new
slate officers elect OF Iowa, it says:
I "Of the four candidates upou the ticket three
are Fillmore men, and one a supporter OF FFe-
mont. which pado wassupposed, at the dme the
ticket vas nominated, 70 BE- a fair representa-.
lion of the sentiments Of the peOpls d the State
opposed to the administration. The ticket was
elected BY the Fillmore men Of the State. vitH
: the aid Of little Republican outside pressure
. From beginning 70 end this statement is
without shadou OF foundation. All four Of
the State officers chosen At the late election, are
: As we have the best reason to know. ardent
e friends Of Col Fremont asd win throw their
e whole iufusuee in favor Of bis election Two
). Of them reside 10 this Oity. and among the
ie most aealous and efficient laborers for Fremont
ID 10 be Dund in the State. Our assurances 10
tie regard to the others justify asimar declaration
TO in their behalf--I0od Republican,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02

suything in my power consistently TO Prs'ee'
Toe town. He replied. THAT is sufficient
You can 90 to bed and sleep quietly.
But the next morning be again called on me
At the head Of an armed body Of men and IN
the mos: perem2tOry manner informed me tbAl
must leave forthwith. told him that | had
a large stock Of goods, and asked II l should
have time to pack them. He told me that
must hasten down Immediately to the boat
then lying at the levea, steamer Emma, and
said it was then waiting and would be soon oil.
/ Immediately passed into the house through
my store, and requested my wife TO prepare in
a hurry to take the steamboat then at the le'
wee, We gathered up 10 the confusion and
haste few clothes for the family, | lOekeS
the store door and passed to the back door
which I locked. and with my family OF foul
children, including very sick babe and two
other sick children and feeble, wife FASTENED
upon the boat leaving stock OF diugs an'
medicines costing me over $4,000, beside al
nv family library. beds and bedding. house
hold furuiture. De, &c.
Ilsft my store key with friend mi
with on the boat before lleft.
There we're persons in the company eng
ged in driving me of, owing me OOrro"s
money, and on account. About thirty pc
! sons were driven upon the same boat in a slr
: ilar.mAnner,
MOP TON NJ d
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02

WrrHDHAwAL or Mn. BucHAHAE--H is sta
ted that Mn. Breckenridge really made prop
ositiou 70 Mr. Buchanan at the WheatIands'
Sostsrdav. on the subject Of bic Withdrawal.
The nIsn is to get Mr.. DOnelson also TO with
- IL and mite the Democratic and the Amer
a""i ,;oL..s in the persons OF Fillmore and
lean pao.S SSnr;doe. Such ticket, Mr.. brecken-
l:a-a .h;rks. will be likely % succeed against
'u Fuamont and Dayton. What is to Be done q
L.aut The two platforms, does net appear. MOI
T.Ss @ ,gs learaed what response nr. Buchanan
made to tho proposition. PAiiGdelPhiG BatIs
TN. llM.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02
F,op, the Missouri Democrat.
Statement by Business Men DrlVeA
SS"'0 from LeavenwOrth
STATEMENT OF DR.. NORTON

cTATEMENT OF DR. NohIOH'
m. ,udersicued has been praciicing
,hysic;an in Weston, Platte county MOI
from the spring Of 1899 to The lass OF April
I854 From that time to the end OF sePseW-
49, 1915 I have resided in Leavenworth CITY,
U.usos Territory, engaged in the latter place
viu. Leavenworth city, IN the business O'
dmouist and practicns physician and am one
If the tbirty-tWo original proprlftor' OF Lea
va0votth, With the exception OF toaf or A''
wbo resided at Fort LeavenEorth, the heSveu-
18th association was composed of those OF US
i ~ had long resided in Weston and vicinity
md failing a lively Interest in the unparalleled
r,ow,h and future prosperity Of tue place as on
If the original prOprietors, and owning a ia'g'
,ruber of lots that must be exceedingly va'u'
/ .hla If Kansas should be made Free o'a''
: and believing that the advantages lor suuO: .
tiOn, internal Improvements. and ih''S"'v
: v.,na ~ real estate, was greatly in favor ol
). Frsa State Iexmessed my preferences that
.A..la he made such. and unfortunately pc
!, h.r. voted for the Topeka constitution WI vi
y ,ba free State party, but had reiralnted tro m
:. ,at;og suy active part in politics generall
!, IA had spdeayOred topursue strictly const
!. v.t;ve course. 0u Monday night was cali
i. won bv Fred Emory at the head OF an "a ar :
H. a company. He asked me i was a
y sad order man. Irepled 81 am SIR
id peu. inquired in case, Of invasion ! T0
: - sats aJ harms in favor Of the pro slavery p
=. =. / replied he knew vas lame 10 con con
IA aaence Of fractured leg, but that would 'la
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02
Alistelloueous ReoOlnp.
A Letter from Gov. Reeder'

On the approaching Electio" Of FreS'0sN' UT"
the Candidates.
qKSrLEMEN.- The letter OF your corFeSpoh
dent. H.. and your editorial comments upo" "
of the 10Th inst. seem in common courtesy
demand reply. Your correspondent uOes
not err in saying that Ideslre the success o'
the Republican party and the election Of ,nei
..na,da,e. and that am ready to contribute
.nv honorable effort to bring it about lAlS
IA not The result of any preference as 70 men
bu, in spite Of IT. With COL Fremont am uD, /
..ouain,ed. have never seen him. nor i"n
.nv communication with him direct or ino"ec''
r;,,ao On the other hand, my
sas,;ros of friendship and admiration OF mr.
Ruchanan. as man, are cf NO ordinary chat'
sc,sr. and are strengthened by years oil lriehd'
" intimacy and reciprocal acts OF kindness un-
;D,.vruu,ed to this time by "a single mlsunder-
.tandipp or unpleasant feeling; and would
=. any time defend him promptly andinaisha0''
" against personal attacks upon his reputation
yLsi;avs him 10 be man of distinguished a
h;l;,v Of high integrity and valuable exPer'
He is surrounded, too, in PennsylVanla
~ r,any political frends, whom, pcrfonslly.
lava and esteem, and to whom lam uOl1eo 0!
a.. ,o.c cherished, ,--political and scc'al IN
,;macv and the loss of whose friendship
.ho.,a regard as great calamity. For NOR
th.,a aaaarter Of a century have steadily laoo'
al w;.h the Democratic party, and never do'
htad that I should do SO during my lie. ~
x.sr. 7 have exerted myself to bring aoo'
Nr Buchanans nomination. 10 l84o a!
H ,oss was one Of those who carried Tor nj
the delegates Of our district, and was MS as'
..n. and q, dent supporter. On each occasion
was in the National Convention as OHs u
T1s.a tics are exceedingly strong ana "a
- .over especially one who is natur Wy o'
-5r conservative cast, and slow 70 cna"s0
l its of thought and action; and have F0s''
80 so- n,onths the convictions that were urg
me to nv present declaration. ! nave nave u
s,si gently sought reasons and arguments '0 . :.
g ~ myself the psins Of breakngup old assocla'i
and alternating myself from my old lrlends' !,
all il vain. My love of country and hare
oppression would not allow my feelings ano
,eIna.ioas either to dslude my Judgment
ita stili' my conscience, and I am compelled to
a tei. nv self respect by committing what I
lisve 70 be palpebly wrong, or else to enrol
vd,s. selr in opposition to the Democratic party
g.. Z can see no reasonable hope Of justice
" y sympathy for the people Of Kansas la the
1sas of the Democracy. In Its ranks and
the power 10 control its action. are iO0ns
a bnrder ruffisns Of Missouri and thsiF &C
tsAes nlicss Of the South. who have tramPlea
he cons titution and al ths essential pr'n
of our government, robbed Kan1a' oil ha
e liberty and right Of suffrage, and vase
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02
Hcx, EDWARD BATES ON BUCHANAN AND soVTH
rnu TunrArs TO DISSOLVE TIE USIoN.

HOY. EDWARD BArEs ON BUCHANAN AND SOUTH |
ERIN THREATS TO DISSOLVE THE UNION
la his late address to the citizens OF 81. Leu
!. on the Signs Of the Times. Hon. Ed"NO
Rates of Mo-, said Of Buchanan
"Whies are asked to vote for man who has
lost lis identity. have been mortified 70 see
letters from Wings advising US to support MIN
because his is the national cause +; ana Ct DIS
strength ia claimed to lie in the region OF coun-
trv vbere the word national is unhesrd' Az
other argument calls upon US to go for him ID
order to prevent dissolution OF the Union
Who is going to dissolve the Union GER
,.;o,v not Fremont, If he iselectsd. Who ever
heard of man placed in power who desired ''
oismember and destroy the very realm ovel
which that power was to be exercised "n'
: dion ? WIN any one dare slander the Wh0U
1 sou,h with the imputatiOn Of treason =! An.
$ man who. out of pique and DISAPPOINTMENT
J the constitutional and regular election o' an al
e ,or,v candidate should contemplate vii
: serious intention the dlss9iuuoh y. 'n' s''-'O
d fabric Of our Uuion, would certainly be ira
P tor And shall we accuse cur brethren Of IN
South. of oue-half of the country, OF thl' g'
ID vious charge? The (so-csllsd) 'Nulhhtf'
at sou,b Carolina never intended it.-When u
m ;rorD,a was about to be admitted as free Sta
rs conventions were held in Georgia Tenness'
mt n Mississippi, aui elsewhere, believe lhreat'
es- ing to dissolve the Union in case OF ner 'un
raj sion with the exclusion of Slavery in her oo
rs stitu.iOn. Well California was SO admitted
ne nothing more was heard oft. and now u
is. ,ry 10 scare you from your honest aud :"
as merit.d preference for one Of yourselves
ed threatening that il Fremont is elected 'ney
40 90 dissolve the Union.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02

KrFp OUT OF DAD CoMPANY-A VOICE fRoA
u, sc,sroLp William s. Kelley was hung al
Sacramento. June 96th, for the murder OF Dan
~ r How. The following. written by him.
and handed to the Rev. Mr., Shuck as his "dy-
ing words, convey fearful warning to young
msn who disregarding parental advice, and The
Good habits Of their years, permit themselves
to keep the company of the vicious and 'ne
idle:
AS only S.w hours will elaPse ere pass
from time to eternity. in accordance WIN 'Ae
;,avorable fiat Of human laws, ore word oi
f.;ond,v counsel offes to the living, A con-
fa..ioo as such, would be useless working
, II am a young man, Of parentags carefully rell
/ r;ons and of the highest responsibility an
n 1h;le I never took the life OF a human being
1t NV co.nsel is to you. oh! young men and ma
asO,l avoid bad company. The mingThg
v;,a associations, the listening to advice oil Wicl
"a men. and the keeping of bad company
II onro.;,ion 10 nv early religious training. u
- oosnsels of my father and mother and the vol
- or conscience. have brought my earthly care
i to lis presen. igusminiOus end.
-, From MI frst Imprisonment in this city,
ondeavoyed to follow the instructions i,
,S nv sniritual guide. have bitterly rePen'eSa
ing my n"st have sought divine forgiveness M
the o.sentlv snU read the Bible, and prayed; ana
,ath III syed trust in the merits alone =,
ALI merelul, forgvug and asceSaea f,s a0H a And
meet. without fear my ,gnCD:ise S:ss M .s.s voce for
IAN lon eternys awful brink III noang my mem mem a,
pin bad company and follow the me- sGs Church .roer
.s.o. -. a of the Sabbath keeper and CnuiOn SO'A
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02
Indga John Taylor.

Some weeks ago We announced briefly that
This old veteran Democrat, who in years past.
fought mary bard political battles for the De-
mocracy of Champaign. was out for Fremont
and Freedom. By the following extract from a
letter. received from the Judge few days
since. by John Rassel. Esq, Clerk of our
Cour. Il will be seen that the Judge is fairly
in the 6eld for "Freedom. Free Soil Free
snsecb. and Fremont" The Judges Domoc-
racy will scarcely be deOied by any sl"ve-drI-
wing Democrat in this region:
DEFIANCE, ONO. Sept. 10, Sc
JoHs RUSSELL, Ese.-Dsar Sir: '
i% = You may tell my old
friends, aud all whom ii may concern, that
enter into the present campaign with all the ar
dour and vivacity that ny age will permit
really consider this csmpaigu altogether the
most ''impOrtazt' one which the FreeD'eH Of A
mersca hare ever yet Oitsesstd.
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this great couutry-shall Slavery be national
.Iised. or shall it be. IS II ought to be, msr
sectional black spcs upon the escutehecn Of Frss
Iom. I am in favor Of Trsedsm. Free Sci
Free Speech, and FrsmOa.
: = Yours. Truly.
al John TAYLOR.