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ANDERSON, M'LANE 4 Co,
rtPoRTKss .SD Wholesale DE,fERstN
STAPLE AND FANCl DIN ODS,
AND
VARIETY SB'OEsE IL.
49, Main 81 North sife, between Finn aud siAth.
ITaIn y -0rth tIIFf UHIH0On IIUI aUI HIlII-
LOUISVILLE. Ky.

WE impor, a large portion OF our own Foreign
w Goods direct from Europe. Ia addition % which.
one member 90 our firm spends al Dis time lu ta last.
cm markets. hy his arrangement w receive new
goods every week. Aud as m n are bought princluall,
for cash, We think We can orcr very strong Inducements
Co buyers. our stock will at al times ~ found large
ani well assorted, embracing every article iu the ar,
Goods lipe. And W. pledge oursol 'cs o. sol-a low
as similar goods can ha l0ughtln nul mafkct, rasi or
west.
wcwin receive ~ per. DO notes Of 90 uc solvent
FRYE Banks az tniiuua. Ncwould solicit tc attention
ofthe Merchants ut Indiana o. our stock.
guaiNu IA.
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Syracuse, June 10, 1855.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY

ID JACK CLOTHS-50 pieces Twilled Black Cloth
d Low prices, received this day aud for sale by
JAMES LOW a. Co,
lao3 AS Main st., Lonisy lille Nv.
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J.. H. MANY'S
REAPER " COMBINED,

MANUFACTURED BY II. b. HOWARD, Ions
vi NLIE, k~ENrrcEY-Ihese Machines are nov uni
versally Acknowledged 10 be the bq@i in the world
They excel all Others in simplicity OF construction ia
ciniy Of managem. mt and lghtness Of taught. Il has
received the highest premiums - nearly every Fair In
The United States. also a the Worlds Fair. France
They are warranted 10 nov as well az can be done with
a scythe, and reap as well - can be done with a
cradle.
The Machine Is drawn by two horses, having no side
dmught) and managed by one person Cor moving, and
two persons for rearinC, and viii cut from ten 20 nneen
acres Ferday.
The Combined Machine Is converted from a Reaper
to Mower, and rice versa, by simply removing or In
-ering a loose platform, which may be done In lees thsn
one minute.
II alsn eNccis every other implement in cutting
lodged or tangled grain or Grass. For sale By
THOMAs BUST,
ap~r-i2w-glmf Agent. lrdiAnapolis.
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G toROwing cases /.
NORTHWESTERN BANK OF BIOoMFIRLp

rTNHE notes Of this Bank will be redeemed in currency
Il NJ par, at the METROPOLITAN hank In
IEdin1aPolis. Us. =, HUNTER, Cashier.
sn1adif
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Sore Legs, Sore BREASTS, Wounds and

Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
on The use OF this wonderful Ointment, when having 10
cope with the worst cases uf sores, wounds. ulcers, gland
ular swellings, and iumOrs. Professor HOLLOWAY has.
bv command Of the Allied Coz cmments. Dispatched T.,
the hospitals Of lac East large shipments II this ONT
ment, 70 be used under The direction Il The Medical
STAFF. In the ca.es Of wounds. Il will cure any ui,,r.
glandular swelling, Stiffness or contraction Of the loluts.
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STOVES STOvESI STOVES
n. l.. & 4. w. Mc0UAT.s
Steve. Coal Crate and Tin Ware

ESTA
THE subscribers, thankful forthe very liberal -.
Il patronage heretofore extended 10 them. by ktHf
The citizens Of Indianapolis, and TIE public gen-~tFXX
orally. take Ibis occasion TO say, that they are ~
In receipt Of the largest and best assorted stock OF
STOVES AND COAL CRATES,
Ever offered % them IN This market. which they will sen
for cash, at the yey snlailestliKin prices, and uhey hops
by fair dealing with all aud strict aitertiOn % business.
o. merit and receive a continuance OF The same.
TLeyaiso keep Constantly on hand Copper. Brass and
Porcelain Actilos, Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
Castings % every variety, including Smoothing Irons,
Sugar Kettles &c. &c. and all kind OF House Trim
mings and R0Onngs, and Tin and Sheet Iron Job Work
done 20 order, with neainess and dispatch.
Also, a Cue and assorted lot o.
Russia Iron Afr-Tizht Parlor stoves.
OF their own manufacture, warranted not Inferior 10 any
"a this market.
Alec, a. assortment or RICHMOND PLOUGHs, al
ways on hand and for sale chca9for cash.
= superior article q
Agricultural Kettles s. straw euffers.
iii PEyeU article sold b Us warranted.
Those in want II any thing in our line yin do well TO
give rs a call before purchasing, a. We think We can oner
irresistible Inducements o. purchase your Stoves and
other articles, in our line 81 trade, from rs
sep sdiE r. La A. w MCOuAT
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plies aRd

These and Other Similar dlstrcssinH cUmlluIuIs rnN Ne
enectually ourcdif the Ointment be- we'll rubbed in over
the parts affected, and by otherwise following the print
cd directions around each pot.
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GTMrs Lucy Stoue Blackwell has taken
up her summer residence at viraqua, Wis.
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OF REAL ESTATE
By THE
Great Western Cash and Real Estate
Company, at

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Capital 100000.
nRAWING 10 take place ~ soon rs the few re-
IL manning thousand shares can be disposed II. No
ic Of which will be given, IN the most popular paper
d The Different Slalns where share. are ni.iihnIeA.
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PROCLAMATION.

THE undersigned calls Che attention Of those afflicted,
4 and more Particularly of long standing diseases, 10
his remedy. He requests the sufferer to bring with him
a bottle II his own urine for examination. and IL cure
BE- possible, It can Do speedily effected by him, aud that
too At very shoIt notice. JOHN HERMAN,
apS-wlyl WmTEsr0wS. Boone Co., Ind.
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REORGANIZATION
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT INDIANA.

Indianapolis, July 8, IoOb1
l. Joseph a. Wright. Governor of the State
Of Indiana. do proclaim and direct hat the
qualified voters Of the State at the next General
Election To be held on the second Tuesday in
October next, do elect twenty five Senators and
one hundred Representatives, 10 constitute, IN
connection with the Senators holding over. the
next General Assembly OF said State from the
following districts and counties, and that all
Inspectors, Judges and Clerks of said Election,
and other officers having duties to perform con-
nected with said General Election, do conform
to this Proclamation, viz:
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STOVES AND COAL CRATES
Russia Iron Albright Parlor stove,
AgrIcnItunI KettIes q straw Cnller,

Alec, AZ assortment or RICHMOND PLOUGHs, al
Ways on hand and Tor sale chca3for cash.
. superior article n
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Attest, HARTLEY L. HOWARD, Auditor,
THO. SIENBEL, Treasurer, July 2.
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Mr. HOar. of Massachusetts, and Col. Fremon,

Hon. JouN LAW.
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apsalAwlaxl commi..ioner GeneraI LID b
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-25

John A. Bingham, held the vast eoneOarse
chained to their positions foI more thar two
hours and still hundreds and hundreds we're
unable to hear that champion Of human rights
such man is an honor 10 the sist District
an honor to the American people. After 'hst
he forced conviction upon every honest enqui-
ring mind. He was followed BY the soul devoted
s,ambaugh Of New Philadelphia, in atpeeeh O'
wit and bumor that brought down the up
ISLANDERS" of The audience 10 the great confu-
sion and CONSERVATION, ofa few old -JssuitirHi
IoooiOcO crOakers vhp were occasionally dodg'
ing around the edge oi tSecrOwdto pick Hernsi
Sash Shouts and-hnErahs sent 10 their heart.
like cold steel and thsir faces elongated A ths
lower Jaw. beyond thesaugle Of iotly eve de-
grees, The truth Is We feltsO glad and dumb.
founded with very joy to see and hear old men
Of long standing in the once Justly called Dem
Ocralic party declare that, Freedom and FIRE.
mont should receive their next votes for Presi-
dent of these United States. A prize banne
by the Fremont Club Of CsrrOllton was then
presented by Gen. E. r. Eckley.tO the Angus
ia township delegation, with ashort Speech.
which was responded to on their part BY DR.. J,
B. Roach in neat and appropriate acknOwledg-
meul, that was responded to by loud and dea-
feuiug cheers from an tbe delegations. HHr.
risOn came vel. nigh gaining the prise and did
most glorious. And Washington and Fox came
BY hundreds. and so did other townships. But
not one was quite so wen organized for the
campaign as Augusta and that doubtless ac.
counts for their large delegation. Cheer up,
friends, our cause is just and must prevail
The assemblage dismissed aud returned tc
their free homes, painting for the opportunity
to give their brethren in Kansas such homes
L. W. Potter addressed court house full a
night So rolls that ball.
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County Clerkship.

We published in our last issue. the resolu-
tions Of our friends in Orange and Monroe,
with statement of some Of the facts as We
understand them. And now that the cam
pa;gn is fairly opened va purpose from time
to time to give the merits and dement's Of the
two opposing candidates for that Office
And first as TO Mr., Baxter the Republican
candidate, We ash. any man or set Of men
what in truth can be said dsrespectiul Of the
prirats character Of Mr.. BaxtsrH We answer
not one jot or TITLE. And the mex. question
is he compeientY We answer thaIhe is to a
certain extent: but not as competent as Mr..
Geo. F. Kennedy, or Mr. Lloyd, both 'Oi whom
have filed the Office and understand its rou.
tine; but we do say, land now stick pin just
here, J that he is far better qualified than his
opponent, Robt. F. Williams, the Loco. nohi.
nee. And further NC feel satisfied that those
friends Of Mr.. West who had resolved, to vote
for Mr.. Williams, we're not at that time posted
as to Mr.. Williams position upon the vital ia,
sue now before the American people, viz the
Extension Of Slavery into Kansas. " We
have in this column Of your paper charged
that Mr.. Williams has said and argued that
nR can PROVE BIT THR HOLY BInLE that the IS-
sTrrUrEoN of SLAVERY 10 RIeHTll saisas bs.
That he can nos OnlytproSe it by the 4 Bible
but that he can prove from the commentaries
of Adam Clark, that itR moHrI And that is
the man The Loco foco party presenttO the re-
ligioss and slavery hating 9ciliSens ofaCsrs
roll County for'ahei suffrage. We say what
we have fromthe aouths Ofrhying witnesses
and more shAt we can prove that be said,thsss
things, and wss soifool hardy that he proposed
to go and gstaa Bibl6tO do sol and did.ilaotu'
ally. We say again go and get one for that
that veAIs Satisfied, that our Orange,
and Monroe friends we're not aware that Mr.
Williams was go deeply dyed in the Southern
Locofoco doctrines 'of ofproslsvery that he would
to prove II iDieias tIsttssO's.
And now to be more definite, #d can nprovs
What we have said byS gentleman originally |
from OtApge township. and who Hhasl' 'd,ereL
torore been ffisnd ofMr. Bsxtef'S. will a
people, remarkable FOR their Slavery hating no.
tlons support man Of that stripeH We an
wer for them a thousand times No | No IL /
NOll lt''''' y ~ s.8 a7a.i-'a' oi
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..aW OF NeWspnpcrs.

~ are considered wishing continue their subscp
tiNn.
4 II subscribers order the dscontnuance of their
Daoets TIE Eublsher may cOntnae to send them until
ell AreAragee are paid. -......... -. -
g. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their pc
riodicals from the Office to which they directed they
are held responsible ill they have settled the BILL and
ordered ths0 Discontinued
=. II subscribers remove to other places without in.
forming the publishers and the papers are sent to the
former dIeotion, they are held responsible.
The Oourss have decided that, refusing to TAXI
papers trom the of sc, removing and leaving then
pealed tOr Is prRa aeid evidence oiintentonal
EN- Postmasters who notify publisher that news
paps " aot taken from the olcc required to Civ,
tAe rsa.on Why they ere not taken out see Post OF
Zoe Instructions aud Laws. -' .i
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Communication.

Ebs FREE Pass The writer OF this com
lmunication has always avoided "dsbbling il
politics, +" hut believes that the present is q
nnfe that every man who has any of the prin'
ciples OF liberty, ,--ahy love for his country, -
who holds sacred the union Of our confeder.
acy and the perpesuity Of our government,
should cry alodd and spare not" q. 60 aoi'i,
II is certainly strange that, when VIC look
at the aggrsssions ei the slave power upon Abe
rights Of the North ,I-Shsn we look a he
many eutrsges committed BY the Pierce Ad-
mini. traliou. Yes, by the Piercel adminiDis-
u alton, --fOr who is responsible for the blood
chat has been shed in KANSAS but Ithe present
administration that has
involved our country almost in civil war for
the extension of Slavery, ,-yetdn lace Of all
these fact, there are those who have the i'm
putence to tell us the Demoeracys7-the Pierce,
Douglas, Buchanan Demoerasyis anti-slsvery
"a most palpqble lie, for no man Of common
intelligence can believe It, For what IS the
Cincinnati Platform by which Mr.. Buchanan
loses his IDENTIFY Hpledges him itothe ipdef
iule extension Of slavery. Q His supporters
are the mcst ultra slUeocrsts in the Union;
and this is fact well known by, all And
this is the party-the Slayeocrscy--1 who tell
US that John. .. Fremoat 3is more pro-slasery
than is Buchanan, the prince Of Oegro drivers.
This is the party that would have frsenen be-
lieve thAIFrsmopt never gave = vote for free.
dom. That when the ilfor the suppression Of
the slave trade 10 the District Of Columbia wss
before the Senate, hesS amend d,itby mar
hing it ! psnltentisry offence toI'entiee or in.
duce any slave to run away" and also to pro-
hlbit free negroes from residing In Tie Dis.
trict under a penalty o. 6ns and imprisonment.
myIA talking vithA fsBOrder Rufian" demo
erat abqut4hess votes Of Mr.. FremOnt's he wss
GO decided and emphatic, ii, charging Mr. Fre.
mOat with voting asaboye, that !, ,vs, almost
ready to. believe ltsa Bat having q Washing,
ton papeto 'Ndionai .Era.''D fled, l searched
for .he paper having t6e passage Of that bill in
IL and found ,thssih the issue Of s!spt &c, 1850
the vOteSon the abaYe amendments. and also
on the passage Of the bill. aud found that Free
mont aud Dayton voted against the said a.
msndmentsspd also for the final passage oi tAe
fbill afte, the rejection Of the above odious 4,
Imendments with such men IS Chase. Hale,
Seward, WiDthrop.l Clay, and others, These
are facts that no honest man will deny, none
bat the reckless Border RufGan democrats, and
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ArausrA. Ohio. Sept. e. 1886.

MEssRs. TRIPr & MC0oY; GkSrs.
The Fremont CLUB o. Augusta have agreed
to offer the Banner won at CarrolltOn, on the
2Qth inst. as a prize to that township which
vHj give the krsssss ibcrsass q ih ngO5sy
for John @. Fremont. over S. P, Chase's ma.
jorIiiss last fail,-Augusta township included
TIE Banner to be awarded OF the night of the
Presidential Election, Nov. 4th, at UarrOlltOn'
The Club have also agreed to the following
Resolution. viz: sssdi 20 c
RssOlved. That although Mr. West was the
frst choice OF Augusta township. yet under the
circumstances bywhish Mr. Baxter was nomi-
mated. We feel ourselves bound to support him
in the coming ELECTION. And we call upon the
Republicans throughout Carroll county to fNr
get the past and assist in procuring triumphsut
victories on the l4sh Of October and 4th Of
November. a E ,
JAMES WrsryILL,r LIB. ROACH.
Sec'y. Prcs't.
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That DaYl


That was proud day for the Lovers Ol
Freedom Of Little CARROLL -Four thousand
persons in council The fires OF Freedom are
lighted and blazing in this cloud capped re-
gion, on The dividing ridge between the waters
Of "ald Fuscarawas" and that most exquisiey
beauuful River, Ohio. Here, right on ths eli
max Of this portion Of His tootstool the beacon
fires Of Liberty barn brighter aud puret than
ever. Old party lines are broken down, and
the one grest glorious and Heaven Sanctioned
csuse Of Liberty, Liberty TO ourselves. Liberty
10 oar pOsterterity. Liberty Of speech. in Con.
eress and ln Kansas. aud Free Homes for our
brethren ID Kansas. were the watch words, o
the "wiId Eagle "shrisksfor Freedom" /" .tha
vent up with one spontaneous shOuts I'M thu
Heavens re.echocd the welking rIng!a When th
procession bsgan 70 arrive in town, We felt lk
initiating that Maine Republican who 'holleret
four days over the Maine elecIion.but We did
nj. Well the procession cNole and the mottoe
and banners came ualil our Otherwise usually
rsseeable town seemed to be entirely OverVr
with can army, with banners terrible toslool
uponl,' interspersed withsthe besming eouEtc'
panees Of the ladies' God bless them J and ev'
Or and anon cheered BY the patriotic songs Of
n. Augusta Glee Club. and the toil stirring
mnsic 0Iafoss two ans brass Bands from Han.
over and waynesaaryb. Aaer dinner, Hon.
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ty an opportunity to hear DE speech can be
had. as be uses The same speech warmed up
on al occasions.
AR. LeVton's speech was plain, unansverAbls
argument in favor Of Justice and Humanity
in it The corruption and oppression Of the pre-
sent Administration for which Mr.. Buchanan
has proclaimed his unqualified admiration"
both as measures and policy We set forth in
language that could not be pissPpEehenasd,r
Mr.. Atkinson'I speech vas one Of his last
years speeches rsvamped. He doubtless
felthinsslfs 'giInii' and prsIed forth the
DOushss dOsIAns lremshdoaAIs 5 The doe
lrinss p7omulged by him there. were in keep
ing viIh the resolutions adopted BY the Free
Democracy Of this county, at the union con-
rention in l8l9. which the fierce little gentle
man had the honor torepOrt TO said convention
he being chairman of the committee on resolu.
tiouS. Bobby had better read these before go
ing out to stump the county,
NNr. Potler'S speSSh was pointed: He con-
fued his remarks 10 the subject in question,
and exhibited Mr.. Atkipson's speech to the
audiencs in no enviable light
In the evening Mr.. Trainer addressed the
democracy. and Mr.. Potter aud Mr. hewtOn
the Republicans, in the village. The speskiDg
continued to late hour. -. .--.. s,.t.'a-
There vas one thing in the transaction that
should not pass unnotced. After challenging
the Republicans TO discussion, and enjoying The
benefit Tif bsneft tit was to Iheml Of the meet
ing, the Buchanneers had not the magnsnini-
ty TO tendsr'ea copper" in defraying expenses.
They in common received the services Of the
Band, and all accommodations, but did not
even assist in the preparation Of seats. What
whole souled fellows these Fox township Blu
chanan leaders are, But we feel we'll assured
that the Republicans we're amply paid for al
their pains. Mr.. Woods did good work 70
them, The Fox township boys are wide awake
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Republican Meeting.


There win be a Republican Mass meeting in
Minerva, OF, Saturday the eth of October next,
Hon. B. 2. Letter, Gen. Z. r. Eckley, and L.
w. Potter. Esq. viii be present to Sddress the
asssmblage. Several other smminsnt speakers
(Germsu and English have been invited.
We would request every lover of Liberty to
attend that meeting. Keep the ball rolling cu'
ward, and may it continue to roll till the darl
cloud that now appears between freedom Ant
Kansas shOll be crushed under its weight. lie
all unite, all know the great cause fer which VI
now lsbor--that cause which requires all oul
energies, all our talent, and all our streAgth--
and that is Free men, Free speech, free labor
and Free Territory on
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Court Of Common Pleas,
Carroll county, Ohio. fuf
Milo Cain, w
~ II nA-

UTTa ]
Archibald Mccullough I a's 40J) va.rusA
aud john +. Lndslay - .f- .trsttN grasI
The said defendants, Geo. II. scotsman and Aclbah
NcCalough row residents Of said county, are hereby
notified lna said pla Min on the 4th DAY Of September
1856 6led in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
Common Pleas Of said Carroll county his petlliO the
object and prayer OF which petition is to obtain judE
ment against said defendants upon their bond made and
recorded in the records Of said county, being the bond
made by Geo H. scotsman as administrator OF the ss'
tate Of William McKibbin, deceascd; and said Arch
bald Nc Csough and John r. Lindsey as his Re, utir,
for the sum OF &38 SO With interest from the 9h day
ofFebruary, 1882 Said defendants are rolii,d shat
Ihsy are required to answer demur to said petition
or before the S0th day Of October. 1855. said
petition will be taken as confessed and jadgnen
dered accordingly. .1'7 sJasF MILO KAHN, r,F
BY hisutty, J, B. Smith.
Sept. o., 1885, srpr fee 81 so.