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5,osITTyE yOTICE..-Thc undersigned

T1OsJTIyE NOTTCE.--Thc undersigned
j. is compelled to call upon all persons who are
indebted to himself individually, or to the hrms
of [. P. SADLER.& Co., and SADLER, STOWE
: g. Co., to make immediate settlement. The de-
mands upon him are pressing and must be met
He hopes his friends will promptly respond to tins
reasonable request, and save him from the resort
to an unpleasant necessity which is really tne on
ly alternative. l.. +. s!aDLnn'
Jnne 19 70
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1eatbs.

:. DIED-In this District, on the Sd instant, Mr..
JAMES NJ. SPRATT.
On the 29th ultimo, in this District, Mrs. ELlz.
ABETH, wife of Mr. Thomas c. Traylor, aged
about 40 years.
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sINGER,s SEWING MACHINES

1 IL persons who desire to obtain full and re-
IN liable information respecting SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES-their price, capabilities,
advantages, sizes, improvements, method of work
ing, means of procuring them, and all other par
ticulars-can do so by applying at our Office No.
323 BROADWAY, NEW-YORE, by letter or il
rerson for I. NJ. SINGER & cos GAZETTE
This paper is devoted entirely to the Sewing Ma
chine interest. Copies will be supplied gratis to
all interested
B.-The unparalleled success of our Sewing
Machines hns induced several fraudulent imita-
tions Of them, besides numerous infringements Of
our patents-of which we own sixteen. Suits for
the infringement of our patents have recently been
decided in our favor in the U. s. Circuit Courts
in New-York and New Jersey. In these suits the
great principle of holding down the fabric to be
scwed to the surface of the Machine, by yield
ing pressure which is used in all Sewing Machines
has been fully established The Wheeler & Will
son, and the Grover & Baker Sewing Machines,
as we alledge each infringe three distinct patents
owned by us. We have suits against them in sew
eral of the U. S. Courts, which will soon be tried.
We hereby caution the public not to buy any in
fringing Machines, as they Gun be compelled by
law to stop using them, and to pay costs and
damages.
nAz Local Agents wanted to make sales of our
improved sewing machines. To persons properly
qualified for the business, rare opportunity for
profitable and pleasant employment is offered.
New and improved machines exchanged on Ii
beral terms for old machines of every kind.
IN. SINGER & Co.,
Principal Office 1923 Broadway, N. Y.
Mavl 10 3m
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CITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED.--A YOUNG
- man desires to be engaged as PRINCIPAL or
ASSISTANT in an Academy. The best recon-
mendations can be produced. Address TEACH
ER," care ENQUIRER Office, Yorkvlle S. c.
June % IF
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES.

ga5" We are requested to announce VIM. c.
BLACK, as a Candidate to represent York Dis
trict in the next Legislature.
April 8 ID te
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Gan0nates,
FOR SENATOR.

gS7e The friends of Hon. l. D. WITHERSPOON
respectfully announce him as Candidate for re-
election to the SENATE, at the ensuing election.
April IA to
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NHH@I % N ~%s
FINE lot of MILL-SAWS from the best man.
"A ufactories, from to feet in length, for sale
lower than they can be bought elsewhere, at
RATCHFORD'S.
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new ESTABLISHMENT!
TIN AND SHEET-IRDI MAIUEACTORYl !!

TVHE Subscriber takes great pleasure in "a,
i acknowledging his Indebtedness to the Cd
citizens of Yorkville and vicinity, for the V&
very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him in business; and would respectfully direct
their attention to his new enterprise in the TIN
and SHEET-IRON MANUFACTORY, now in full
operation. The Ware-room will be found on the
FIRST FLOOR OF WALKERS BRICK BUILD
ING, opposite the Grocery-Store of Davies Co.,
where he has already on hand, large assortment
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Y0RKVILLE Female COLLEGE.

May 8
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The Manufacturing Room,

Tile MaIulaCtllrlng kOOm,
In the basement floor of the same building is sup
piled with all the necessary machinery, and rings
with the hammers of the best workmen the coun-
try can afford, under the direction of Mr.. A. ].
BROWN, who is unsurpassed in mechanism in his
line. All orders will be done up in manner cred
table to the Mountain District.
Merchants wishing bills filled con be accommo-
dated at very short notice.
With continuation Of the pleasant smiles Of
the fair daughters of York, with which he has
heretofore been favored, and o generous patronage
from the crest of mankind" the undersigned feels
assured that by strict attention, he will be ena-
bled to give general satisfaction.
J. NEWTON LEWIS.
Yorkville, April II, 1856. l6 If
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OfTin Ware and Japanned Ware,

of every description; COOK, PARLOR and SHOP
STOVES; variety of Kitchen Furniture, and
all articles in his line, which he will always be
ready to sell on the most accommodating terms
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04

pies. and seek The root Of the eyil--ths Repeal
of the Missouri Compromise.
Before lha. step Was taken all was quiet
tranquility and harmony. But since then. ell
bad been dseOTd and contention. blOOdshed
and strife. This result was predicted By him
at the time he had made the remark that the
aged might witness the commencement Of The
evil consequences that would follow that repeal
but the youngest child then born would not
live to behold their termination. He hoped,
however. and believed they would terminate
without any fearful disorder to the Union, and
and that the wisdom of the American people
would devise Some remedy for these troubles
which had sprung from the ambitious views
Of individuals and that.that Providence which
had guarded this nation through Perila in past
days had yet rich blessings in store TO lavish
upon US.
II tbe Missouri Compromise could be repeal.
ed after having been regarded as a sacred com
pact, whilst the Territories Of Nebraska and
Kansas were organized was also repealable and
consequently all acts Of the Territorial Legis-
latures when they had been made in pursu.
ance of that organic act. He presumed that
no ne would deny that the people Of Kansas
did net Of their own unbiased free-Will and
accoi d enact the laws nov said to exist in that
territory. 1t was done BY extraneous influence
and those laws were proscripdVe and contrary
to the spirit of the constitution, disgrace to
the age aud ought not to be allowed to remain
on the Statute Books.
Mr.. Crit lenden's bill to alter and amend the
Kansas Nebraska acts was then tabled by %
against Il.
A message was here read from the House
Informing the Senate Of the pas
sage OF the army bill which having been taken
up, on motion Mr. Hunter the Senate struck
out the proviso attached to it by yeas 26 noes
7. The billwas then passed. 4 vote of thanks
10 the President pro tenn was then unanimously
adopted, and the usual committee appointed to
wait on the President OF the U. S. and inform
Linn that Congress was ready to adjourn.
The committee subsequently, reported that
the President had no further communications
to make, when ths Senate adjourned Sine Die,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-04
Western Pennsylvania.

The Editor of Tuscarawas AdUocate says:
We rode with gentlemen from Elmira, N,
| Y, who informed US that in that place goo
democrats Issued call for democratic Fremont
Meeting-the county is adjoining the Pa. line,
and he informs us that Pa is all on fire and
that Fremont will doubtless have 10000 west
Of the mountains.
A gentleman who has recently visited from
house to house, in the counties of Western
Pennsylvania, on book agency. thus writes:
In my sojourniDgs through North western
Pennsylvania, met with very many persons
who supported Pierce in 1852 all, or
nearly all, declare their hostility to the Cincin-
natl Platform and its representative. Perhaps
one individual in ten of those l meet, opposes
the Philade phia Platform-the other 9-lOlhs
go in for that platform and its candidates In
one extensive School District, which may be
taken as a sample of most of the country
through which have canvsssed. l found but
three Buchanan men, and one pro slaiery
Wing. These adherng TO the Democratic
nominees are men occupying situations furnish.
ed them by the General Government-or ex.
pecant of such places. The great mass of the
Democrats OF this section will not be led into
any endorsement of Pierce's treatment of Kan.
sas affairs, The election returns, from all this
section, will astoaSh every body with the mag
nitude Of the Fremont vote. He will be well
nigh the ap0pt,pous choice.
Il correspondent to the Clev. Leader writing
from Erie under date OF Aug. %, says -
Erie county will give Fremont fr>m 5000 to
2400 majority. Democrats are declaring for
Fremont every day. In some townships there
is scarcely Buchanan man left. Don't be-
rieve that any feeling Of "state pride" is go.
ing to make the people of Pennsylvania vote
or James Buchanan. And concludes by say
ing, Set Pennsylvania down. as certain for Fre-
mont as your own noble Ohio.
These are in keeping with all the lepo't that
reach us from the Western pant of the State
Old Washington county, OF which it has al
ways been said, as it goes so goes the State,
will give, says the Commonwealth, from 500
10 1000 majority for Fremont and Dayton
Keep the ball rolling.
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Pole Raising.

Since the opening Of the campaign several
Fremont PeleS haze been raised in little Car
roll. At KngOre, Augusta, CannOnsburgb,
and New Harrisburgh, poles were raised some
weeks since.
On last Saturday afternoon the friends Of
Fremont at PenysVille and vicinity raised a
beautiful oOe about 100 feet in length there,
and when the stars, not l6 but 81 and white
at that. and the stripes we're unfurled 10 the
brs,Ee, the company we're greeted with a
speech from Col Van Brown. He spoke s.
bout an hOlr and a hall. His well lined hita
brought spplausss from the crowd. The Per
Ty boys are awake.
On last Tuesday the Fremont Club in this
place raised pole 1853 feet in length. llis one
Of the bAndsomest we hare seen this year and
reflects credit on those through whose energy
and perseverance il was erected. So the work
goes bravely on, Look out for loud res.
ponse for this county wheD the ides Of NOyep.
Der will have rolled around.
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let the ehivslry take care Of themselves. He
says that nothing Will bO done ill both Oivis-
ions together number 1000 men. The Chero.
KEGS and Creeks-bOIh slavehoIding nations
have been called on to assist, but it is very
doubtful whether they will come. Up to this
time nothing has been done in the way Of col
leeling aud Organizing the Free State fOrees--
Afler the treaty OF Sunday last the few who
were organized went qule.ly and peacesbly 10
their homes and employment on Monday morn.
ing but the city is filed with emigrsnts who
have arrived from Chicago and other places by
the northern route.
Another brutal murder took place near Lesv-
enWorth yesterday. A gentleman named Hops
or Hupps, from Ohio, came here last week. and
left his wife and returned to LeavenWOrlh for
bis goods, &s. When he had got a mile or
two this side Of that city, on his return. he was
Oyertaken lit is supposed J shot and scalped,
and in this condition was found by some troops
who happened Slosg shortly aiterwad. No
clue to the murderer has yet been found, but it
is supposed he expressed his sentiments too
freely in Leavenwarth. The Rev. Mr. Bird
came from Leavenworth to-day for bis wife
whoi a sister to he Rev. E Mute. pastor OI
The Unitarian Church in this city.
Another murder took place in Westport, yes.
terday, Of a man named Jennson; Lawrence
teamster, who was on his way home from Kan
sas City with load. He was also scalped
and his load aud team taken to Milton Nc Gee.
house.
On these murders will make no comments
l only chronicle them as being part of our his
tory.
Henry J. SOnbre, Esq, who was killed Of
Saturday last, in the battle of Titus's Camr
was highly respected and popularity know
member Of the bar in Richmond. Indiana =
He was unmarried. and was about 80 years {
age. He was buried yesterday, with militar
honors, and his remains lie side by side wit
those Of the murdered Barber. There let hr
rest
His last words were these "Tell my friend
that | offer up my life living sacrafce to Free
dom in Kansas" How many yonng men G
the North are willing to do 50 -And yet n
dearest interests Of Constitutional Liberty ar
at stake, and thousands of young men look idl
on
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Republican County Convention.

Ia consequences Of the resignation of Geo. F.
kennedy, late Clerk OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, for Carroll county, Ohio, it becomes nee
'a sSnry that the Republicans Ct lie county,
put 10 nonination a suitable person as Cand-
date for that Office, to be supported at the CON
> 'n, ing October election.
a''~ The undersigned, the Republican Central
- Committee for toe county. have fixed upon
- 's'' Saturday September 6M 1856.
q - the day for holding said Convention.
The Republicans and all others ODD osed 10
a the ini4iitioq' course Of the present Admins.
'-5 trstiOn. within the county Of Carroll, Are re.
-e1s4 quesed to convene at The Court House ia Car
Toll'ou on sal day a. o'clock P. NJ. for the
purpose Of putting in nomination one person
.irs7 for 0lerk Of tn Court Of Common Pleas.
itaa WIN MCCOY,
JOHN BE ATTY,
SAML STERLING,
W. BUTLER,
Ren: Central Com.
Ca,rOlilon Ohio, Aug 20 1856.
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Returned to his Vomit,

In the reported proceedings of the Iocofcco
county convention 1t their meeting held in this
place On Monday. the 95:h ult, we End the
following
"srUARr G, MCKEE, Esq., was called up,
on motion Of Col. (Wm. Brown, and announ.
ced bis support of JAMES BUCHANAN, and de-.
nOunced the X. N, Oder which has fused in.
to abOltionism. His remarks were received
with tremendous aRplause--the old school house
reVerberating with Ihe.shouts of the delegates. {"
Poor Mac, ''mine host" could not Withstand
The appliances and influences brought to bear
upon him--his spinal column too weak. So
j: gots. Another 'new era' in his political
history. What formidable accessions to looo.
focism! Both the President and the the vice
president Of the X. Ms returned to their yom.
10. These servile souls In consideration Of IN.
poor privilege Of feeding the bodies and mind,
of the slave-demOcracy, have dOwned upOr
their bended knees, and crouched 10 them. apc
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Clnh Meeting.

The Republicans Of CarOlltOn and vicinity.
met in the Court House on Saturday evening,
the SOth ulL, for the purpose Of organizing a
Fremont Club, The meeting was organized
BY the appointment Of James Baxter. Chair
men and w. Butler. See'y.
On motion. committee composed Of John
H. Trip, Chas. II. Miller and David Cent?.
was appointed to report constitution and by
laws for The club at its next meeting, and pro-
cure Speaker to address ths club at that
meeting. On motion, John Moody, Robert
Van Horn, Isaac Ulman, VIM. E. Marquis,
David Gantz. and Cbas H. Miller. we're ap-
pointed a committee to suPenntend the rails
ing Ofa Fremont Pole.
The committee was instructed to procure
and raise a pole WOIthy the cause We are en-
gagged in. and any expense that may be incurred
will b. paid by this Club.
Judge Trip addressed the club in an inter
esting and pleasing manner.
On motion. the proceedings Of the meeting
were ordered 10 be published.
Adjourned TO meet in the Court House on
next Friday. evening at early candle lighting.
W. BUTLER, JAS. BAXTER,
Sec'y. Chairman.
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Fillmore Friends.

We have seen some Of our old friends 10
Lee township, who seem 70 think that Mr., Fill
more is The best man. 1t may be so, but for
the life Of US we cannot see what bis friends
expect to accomplish. whilst there is no posi-
bic chance for his carrying single eleCtOra
vote-We found that some of our 'old whig
friends were labOring under great mistak,
as to the number of their friends even in this
county. For among others they claimed Capt
Geo F, Kennedy. Wecan inform I'll such that
this a mistake. Mr., Kennedy is Fremont man
and ifhere at the election expects to support
and vote for Fremont. Mr.. Kennedy has been
in Kansas, so has Gov. Reeder, and Col Lane
both OF the latter we're when they went 10
Kansas aiders and supporters Of the Pierce
Administration, but they are row for Frement.
And why is it? because they have Witnessed
the grievOus wrongs and outrages upon their
free state friends by the Atchison, Douglas and
Buchanan party.
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MEcHAMcsrowN MEETING. leaders o {
the slave Democracy Of bold Fox have chal.
lenSed the Republicans of that township to
discuss the principles of tha parties, on the
l7lh inst. which challenge has been accepted.
Bills have been prepared and posted, announc.
Ing the speakers, &c. The names of Gen. Z.
r. Eckley of this place, Lewis Lewton ESQ
OF Cadz, and ] G. Hole of Columbiana Coun.
ty and others are announced on the part Of the
Republicans judge BeldOn. OF Canton, W.
O. CASTOR. Of Stcubenve and Others, on part
Of the Democracy. Preparations are being
made for grand demonstration. Turn out one
aud all. ri.
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law OF NeYysnnpcrs.

l. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
- are considered as wishing continue thoir subscrp
Ann
A II sabscribers order the discOntinuance Of their
payers C. subiisher may continue 10 send them until
ell arrcArages are paid.
. II subscI bers neglect or refuse to take their pc
Radicals from the Office to which they directed they
ere held responsible ill they have settled the BILL aud
ssleted thSH Discontinued.
4 II subscribers remove TO other places without in
forming Ihe publishers aud the papers are sent to thu
laFner Oh ection, they are held responsible
The Courts have decided tbat, refusing to taxi
papers tom the OF. &C. or removing aud leaving then
asalsd for il praa faeia evidence oiintentona fraud
tSy- POstnasters who notify publisher that news
paps 10 not taker from the Office, required to give
sAe rSs.on why they not taken out (See Post Of
- InstrVNctlons and Laws.
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Important from Kansas !
Quaker Mission PLundered and Broken up.
KANsAs CRY, Aug. 90, 1856.

KANSAs CITr, Aug. 90, 1856.
A party Of Georgians, some fifteen in mum.
Der, attacked the Quaker Mission, which is sit.
uated on the Shawnee Reserve, some six miles
up the California Road from Westport, on yes.
terday. They robbed he Mission of what
horses they could fad, and used the most vic d.
lent and insulting language, even offering
threats and insults to some of the ladies'. In
limidated by this violence and threats OF future
violence, the occupants of that peaceful, reli.
gious house fed from the mission to seek some
place where they might find greater oecurity.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Republican judicial Convention.

The Republican Central Committee for Co
bAHbians, Stark, and Carroll counties have
mulaally agreed upon holding the Judicial
Convention at Minerva, on
Tuesday NE 9M day Of September 1856.
The lolowing are the delegates chosen from
thR respective townships in 'his county.
augusta, II. B. Roach, Jos. McCaskey; al
teruAGe. .
BvotOM,- Taber.
Centre, WIN. Mccoy W. Butler, alter
Aats.
East. w. G. Ware.
Eor,--SIlas Potts David White, alter.
nate,
Harrison, George Pugh.
Lee, Henry Daniels.
Loudon. r.. G. Scott
Aonroe, ROber. McCsrty.
OrdRge,--J. L. Hunt.
PerrT--B. B. Amos,
Ross--James Beatty.
Union = John Riley.
Washington. John Ebersoe.
BY order Of the Carroll county Republican
August 2l, 1856. CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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JOHN II. wHITCRAFT,
Sheriff of Carroll CO. Ohio.
September 4, 1855. I'd pr fee So so. Nsd

ATTAO LAMENT NOTI CE.- Notice is hereby
Il given to David Abrahims, OF the State Of Indiana,
Wand in the Court of OfCommon Pleas Of Carroll county
Ohio which petition sets forth that he Is sued by said
Wiand on two prommisory nOtrs made by him, one
payable 10 John G. Buck, the other to John Maple
The first for s1l5, due February 81, 1881 on which
credit of $4,000 On the note payable 70 John Maple
for $65,0O and due April /, 1851, credited S24,O0.-
Balance claimed Slz7OO, and he is hereby notified to
appear plead answer or demur to said petition on or
before the 25th day Of October next, and be is alsa
further notified that at my instance this day the
Ist of September, A. D. 1855, writ Ofattachment
issued against the goods chatte, lands, tenements
credits monies and effects of the defendant for tho
sum of Sl27O0 Van Brown, Attorney
September A, 1855. W. for Israel Wand.
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Army Bill Passed & Congress Adjourned

Army Bill Passed & Congress Adjourned.
On last Saturday the army Bill Wahom the
proViso was passed by the lower HOUSE OF
Congress by avote Of l0l, yeas to SO nays,
and adjourned sine die at 5 o'clock same day.
Now we shall have all the Border Rufian for
ces that Shannon and Pierce Il Co., hired 10
slaughter free State men fully and amply paid
for all their bloody work. The South is again
triumphant Barker OF Ohio. Hops Of Ohio
aud Somtrs OF Indiana now II, cold in death, side
by SIDE in the Soil Of unfortunate Kansas, the
last and dying words of poor Sombre we're, tell
my friends in Indiana that died in the cause
Of Freedom for Kansas, and now these butchers
and nurderers to be paid out of the United
States Treasury for their damning deeds, that
would disgrace any Christian Nation on the
Lords ioolstool. Yet we are told this is De-
mccraCy How long shall the people refrain
from wreaking vengeance upon them worse
than DRAGON Dynasty?
Wll they elongAte, this most accursed sys-
tenn Of rillaSe, robbery and murder by the e.
lection Of James Buchanan who endorses all
these pcts? Most certainly the people will a.
rise from their apathy and sumber, before it
is finally too late.