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The Battle Over.

The great sOutsst between Slavery and Fres
dom has been fought; and the army Of oPprs''
siOn has proved VictoriOusl Although true Il is
there still remain TwESH forlressss, uneon-
Quersd, aAd unsubdusdl These have covered
themselves With patriotic gloryl Long mar
thsy remain as monumental pillars to that HsA-
vsn-bOrn priseipIs Of Freedom verses Tyranny
All the six New Eugland States, the Empire,
the krst,bOrn Of the ordinance Of 81, the home
OF fSgy Cass. young Wisconsin, glorious lows.
and last. though not least, the hOns Of the in-
famous Douglass. has rspudiAted HE Kan.as.
Nebraska sHindls and rejected hIs dirty man
Friday, Richardson who stssrsd the infamy
through the House Of Congress, aud placed in
ths GubsrnatOrial chair, over hiS polluted head,
thAt noble specimen Oi a man, Bisselll That
fortress is not "su5dusd." The crAVenOps
Traitors are cas-. out and the Gag Of Freedom
waves ia triumph from the outer walls Of hi.
pOis. OF all the Fifteen states, where the hosts
OF Freedom were ulsrshalled In battle array
gainst the encrOaching army Of men sIealers.
slave DRYERS, and their allies, thsY have most
proudly maiatsined AlOh twelve Of The FiAsea
banners Of Freedom, Although We are beat
On. We ere neither conquered nor "subdusd." ;"
True Il ls. Kansas nov lies prisoner prOstrats
at Ibs fsst Of her msrcileas Missouri eAptorsl
Jet we would fain hope that despite. The acsu.
nulatsd wrath and vigilance Of her TictOrs,
Kansas may 70! By hsr own sIsr'iOns. manage
70 eluds The Avar:siOus grasp Of the slave brss.
dsrs. II however. the old Bachelor President
should permit (As We fear he wiil) an indiscrim.
mate driving out OF the Free whites. shd q
ponring in OIIbs black slaves. then ell ID 6vsr.
KAnsss lhsA iS doomed to sIsssrys Slavery Of
the bOIy and mind Of the black FGes. and is.
very Of ths mind Of the Whitei'' Aa1lt ''s'1
That slavery shalt finally be sradicAtsd ssl
snlsrtaiu NOT doubt. aud the more extended
lis branches. the greater vii BE- the tall. We
look forward With hope however, and shall not
undertake 10 "dissolve the uniOnI'' '. rob.
For We still expect 10 sec the day when the
tisaveL born principles Of Freedom shall stand
Pre-sminsnt, and John Z. Fremont shall grass
the Presidential chair, with "Jessie" as >
hsiP PRsAsl ..r. ts. 81
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Nsrs aSOertisemtnis.
SdIl Onward Success Unparalleled.
SDeED,
"a TkLKoT THH GEEAf DIsMLL SWAMI.
HARRIET BEECHER STOW.


Certain politicians interested IN the support Of the
'peculiaI Institution" have endeavored 20 persuade the
Public that Mrs.. Stow's au work Is artisteally failure
aud that Il has produced prOioRnd impression On e.
ther side ofthe Atlantic.
& MT o. Fubishers,pFs happY wR6@, WabfEe na-
y huntf eis " 5fmedcn notols 4hic1 ia I've 70.
eeved the vast myory have been decidedly favorable
most ol ihem epthnsasfic And The sHls ihns ar-az.
ceeded that Of anY Work Of fieton ever publiahed-
the sEkFE nqHHTaot "a N e, eftvR Roknss sae "a
iag b (0clisa) y presstt y 0SttAllit1GI4A1
10 England the success has been even more wonder.
fa The press there With but enc OF I've sEceptisns,
acknowledge the sepias nd PaTsr flf author, and
in terms Of which any living writer MI yh be proud
And. during the twelve dsys Succeeding Ia publication
no fewer the SIXTY TH0USANLl rO0PIES we're sold.
The universal voice Of literary men, nov places Mrs.
Stowe among the Foremost A1thOrs Of the Age, and
neither partsanshp, nor an RusIsre feligisus
can eYi deprive AsrSi 'AsiapEsl'sAs asA y N4p sI,
PHLJLlPS, SAAP SON& CO SPOS6M@sss Z
tzyiss s'Isaassis sai 70 gairaa 81 a,BnaonI
ANY pewspaper Inserting the AboYs advertise
meat cOnspicuOusly three times aud sending copy to
the publishers siliFeceiEe acoPy OF the work. Fssef
pos.age; ~. a eco .HHT s0a basa q isdi
NM
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Inv Of NeSSspnPeFr.

Z. Subscribers Who do not gVe notice 70 the contra
o, ere considered Is wishing 70 continue their suhp
asn. .-.--.- ....,g a
q n subscribers order the dsconlinuance Of their
papsra, Z publisher may continue 10 send them unit
ell arrsarages are paid. ..- 49, .l 5000. f...
g. II subsei bers neglect or refuse to take thelf p
rlodicas lrem the which they directed thsy
are held responsible ill they have settled the bill, ant
ordered tben dlseOnHn
q. IfsabsefSess remove 10 Othsrplsees ultAoutih
forming she publishers and the papers are sent 70 ID
former dirsNaiOn, they are held responsible.
8. Tue Jvarts have decided that, refusing 10 tab
papsrs hon the oh-;e, OF removing aud leaving ihet
tE- POstmasters Who notify publisher that news
plpe Il aOt taken from the occ are required 20 Civ
che rsSssn Why they not taken out. (see Post OF
De InstrnetiOns and LaEs. .FuN faE3.rh
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New YoRK, Nov. 10.


Coz. adams for DisUnioR.--rhe Charleston
Nercavy Ofths 7Ih, contains a long letter ad-
dressed 10 Cos, Adams, sf South CArOlina, by
r. BMuSsll Rhett, urging an immsdiste disso'
luton iOi thesU MON, and the establishment Of =
Southern oOnisdsraey. He argues that nsxs to
abOlltiOnis6h. the chief Of grievances 10
|the South isths tariff ~ ria .sasyasa l.,g..
HspropOsss that'in the approaching modi6
cation Of that measure, South GHrOhpa shOqlt
dsnand shat 1t should be reduced At lsast tC
the standard and principles Ofl833, and ifsuch
atnIf Is not conceded, he asks why should
South Carolina or any other Southern State
keep reps in Congress in another, part OF BIZ
letter. Mr.. RshStt, in my hhmble siudgsmsn
Ill true itesmGnShip in the South consists il
forming combinations, and shaping eySpls 81
as to bring about as speedily as possible, a dis
solutioa Of che present union and The erOctiOI
u Southern son(sdsrscy. wees ars 4agm
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slufTiDg: il ) GelOi to say in Kansas IbSs sla.
very is not legalIy sstsblisAse thersts ths ez,
scrabls uud impadsu, rlIaiay. A heTd wialsr
and a fsmIul ordeal sre before oir already
sorsly tried brethren Ia KansAs, Heaven slss
ths.n slrsogGh 70 endure sad OuiIiys thsir' 'pOst
unmeulsd suHsringS.
For their sake, We mourn this result; for that
Of the glorious party which hASsprubg to NE
under the inspiration Of a EepsrOqs indignaiOa
at their wrongs and sympathy with their efforts,
We do not regrstit To GhsI party Ghs future
pssenlS q cloaakG GrlT. az ahs poOr trpsh
shich has beeo esrd 70 bIiA4 aad deluds the
PsOpls--ths habhls about RrsmOnia birthplace.
cattle cOslrAsls. dusls (uaiolghD, ROnanisn.
Sc, are bsncsfOrth lumber Of the past, Ths
hsss prstsass Ihat ''blesdiag Kansas vas ~
invention Of the Republicans 70 carry the slss.
tiOn eau deceive no one longer. Thousands
vhO WOuld not hsAr or read the Iraih eth 70.
gard to daily occurrences on the Aiasoari b0t-
der will hear and read il nov, Ehsn they kaOu
that il capROt hare bven tEumped up 70 elsC
Fremont or defeat Buchanan. Those who die
not mean, in voting for Buchanan. to doom Kan
sss 10 Slavery against her will, viii be snlight
snsd BY the results certain 10 follow. Tn,
Slave Power has Won 3 great triumph; Il Vii
take care to Improve and enjoy IL Only ls
Lhs People obssrvs aud read what must iAsKilA
bly, follow thIs result. and they Oannot, long &c
quissce 10 the rule Shich majority have un
willingly invoked; Meantime, LET Us qaietl,
psrseVsre and perfect OnrorgaRizsliOns ;let sscl
township and ward have its Republican Club
composed Of oil, whether manv or feW, who ar
wiling TO labor for the unOblrasiEs disseminS
lion Of truth. and this hour Ol darkness viii pre-
lads giOrioas morning. The overthrow I
the slavssbreedsrs' rule is AOo great. too bsnst
cisnt Arevolnlion TO be effected in year. vii
dine faith and energy, victory must enurs
the Right. ''Let us never despair of the Ame
loan Rspublic!n--N! T. Tribune l'.I 5da .al
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i.a AANsrrA, o., Tuesday, Nov, 4, 1859, =
90 HSsat Adrisita. 0AiO.-.-Ths Marietta Flour.
log Mils ownsd BY Joha o. Gran, was totally
destroyed By fire on Saturday morning, Nov. /,
The Gre igaissd in the smdt machine, caused
By the sspid nOIioa Of the macAiusry, at liz
O'dlOsksa and although every effort was instantly
made 10 txtinguish II. the danes rapidly as.
ssndsd the slsvaIsrs 70 The roof and IN AAsca
'%iaVlss The snlirs bslding vas 10 one mass Of
i6rs, Adept 600 barrels Of -four and Il, 900
bushels Of wheat were destroyed. =, Loss frou.
Iss0. .0o0 q $50 900, Insured forsSoOO Only
5000 iassAs EtAae HsrtfOrd, and. %. 900 ia
WashiHgiss County. Ohio AutaAL A1ss oSs
Of ths hoss extensive @ills In Che Ohio Valley.
and its loss sill cause great ineOavsulsSse 10 10
al elssssss sgag iee svFd stsbie8 IN 80
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIHAL or THE STEINER BALTIC


-adasE .r.efA % Nav. Y OAK. Nov. 10.
The Baltic arrived ct her dock at 8 o'clock
She left Liverpool at 10 O'Clock, 4 M, on the
2sth. ' E.'al ID rev-s si.ucssIas sssssu
The iaAture Of news which elieits most al-
tsntionis an official pArsgraph'in The Aoaitsar,
shAtsthe English press publishes calumpiesg .,
gaiDss The French Government, and holding
ont menace that q con.nuancs Of such, con-
duCt will break up the AnglO-Frepeh ALI.
aAee. Hai oeitsa 81 ,dlflE s. aa aag I.
aa This paragraph has caused excitement both
IN England aud Franes having even affected
the Boarse, AMI it is reported that the British
Government will ask explanations Of THE threa 81
70 @issOlvesthe AlliAheel DO eco .hsss hsnt d
Respeeliagahs NeapcGtAn difisulty .ths only
additional PrOgress is that the French Embas.
", dc also probably the English, LEFT Naples on
the f5h. aa.1W .aahpl aaal' Lassa o.
Count Wale~ski's ofiSIalo Gorsspoudoncs
with the NsapOEtaa Go2srameut, 70 publisll-
I'd, bas sa1Q lsl8a sdi o. yav.ls De ss5siq a
The English feet Is 1t Malta, and the French
feet Al TeuioA. issaea sHA booid taa,ceai 3
Gcrnsa papers say the squadron will go to
fNAplesiu three weeks if the matter is not set.
tied. bfaa sia,oq Ell nodl die ldgBod q
20 There IL nOthiag really new ia rsspsst .Sths
complicated relations Of the aDanablani PEinci.
palIiiss Eis denIeaafom viesaa, butts-ass
serted from France, that the Porte has sum.
nOnsd The AbstrSA. to quit. bs'' 'Si' oh i
IN this connection are two reports; SaI's E
Frat, That ths Congress 81 Paris ID notliks.
Is to meet soon, owing to The nonNssssnt 0i
England. -. = -. e e
Second That the Russians. inspired BY aus.
pieiOns OF secret understanding between EGG
land and Austria respecting The principalitiss.
demands ! Russian squadron Is enter the Black
Sea, upon the same terms as Ils, English fleet
now ii those waters, go" sa'2f s4S ''he'8 y
TIE entire Tarkish ministry have resigned.
The event i attributed st0 the intFiaues OF Lord
|Stratford to bring in Rsdsebid Pachs as Viz
or. ''''' - - 80
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Oongress.

WIscoEuE. elects three Rspu blicans her en-
TIRE delegation to Congress, Legislature Re
publican, Wbichsseurss another U. s. Senator
MlcHrOAS.-Has elected her entire delega
tiOn Of fOur Representatives to represent her in
The National Councils, with a Republican Lsgis
aturs 10 Gust that old muddy thsOrisl, Levi,
CssS, and put Republican in bis stead.
Nsw YORk. Out Of thirty .trrs Ccngtsss
men ssnds twenty true Republicans, with an o
vsrwhslmlng Republican Legislature. .a-a
MAssAcHvsETTs. Sends her entire dslega
ton OiElsEsn Republican members to Con
gTe,s. with her State Senate entirely Republi
can aud the lover House ten to one. Hurral
for Senator Samnsr. saa .a'' 'a5 tqss- .oo
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Thia County.

The lasl two elections have proven beyond
'he possibility Of = caviI thsts . heavy n.iorily
efoar people are opposed 10 slave.dsaIlag :
slavery extsnSiOn--.nd aliits coneOmisaat >,
vil': For be J. distinctly Understood. that svsvy
man rho voted for lanes Buchspsa for Prs.i.
dsnss Ee'sd % establish slAHsp in xARsas. Aad
there h 10 doSS'sg the issue. Whsihsr Their
desire, will be carried out BY the poor old asu
they baVs selected. remains soms~ hat In doubt
Hhis immediAts advisers q ghs Sou hem Stauv
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. Ent ono.

There is but one prO.slavery. Loco tOso town.
ship )sh IL "Little Carroll and thai is ROse.
wilhiis Que hundred prO-slAvsry aPOpery rid
den voters, vith about half that number oil
voters. more blird than bats, because uiigally
sO.asirAsrs are hONever one huaarsd as IruG
men there as sverthe sun Shone upon "
Be Of good cheer friends, the scales will YET
fall from he peppers of that blind GO 7, - = j
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Who talks Of despair and defeat With such
glorious numbers staring him 10 the face p
Look GtCheni. Buekaneers, and lrsmble. Face
the hand writing on the wall aud see II there
be po. : Daniel among YOU % translate It's glo
riOuS meaning GLORIOUS to the lover Of Rspub
ieani'm. butOt terrible significance to the M ia
ted inmates Of the hOary aud rotten old Baby
lon OF Pro. Slavery Democracy. -es., oo
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SHERIFF'S SALE E.l''s 3

Simeon Jennings \ lsl' '7aloas t'AIos1si stl',l
John Whitla, J, tf
BY virtue Of an execution to me directei fwa8 oer
for sale at the door Of the Court House. in 0sOHssn
cAFFolleopOy ohio,g % 1sllo-g ia so a.. ~s.,,
s,.a . 0pfhsl lsh day Of Deesm6sr,nest,
the west half Of the North West quarter Of section sgb.
teen in Township thireen aHd range fourof laads
ordered to be sold at Steubenyille in the State Of
0Ao. The above lands are 10 high state Of cdllva-
tioa, has good new frame dwelling house aud other
necessary ihpreyenents, and taken IN execution By
me as ihs property Of John Whita satisfy an eIs.
cution IN ivor Of Simeon Jennings Terms cash. tAn
undisPuIsd tile can be made. J. "a WHIToRAFLsY
Nov, 49, Sc 5,w-pr. fee 81 ,,s,.. .. =. bherG.
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Wac DID THE FiGHrNs. We wish /. distincl-
iy noted Ihst all the fighting and boOdshed at
the Presidential Election was between the two
: Na.iOnsl''' "Jnion" parties The Repub!i.
cans had neither part nOr lot 10 the matter.
BalIimsFs. which vas the subject Of the
most dismal election riots Of that day, look
ed more like . city taken ss by assault
than the scene Of Republican slectiOn,
aud The rslOrn oIkilled and wounded look
mors formidable. In sixlesn wards Of that city
the vote stood: buchanan, \ 7085; Fillnore.
~, ,4S7: Fremont. 100. Mark n, that the Gag,
isatipK" ''fanAli,al /" Revolutionary, % "sec-
IiOnAl" parsy had noshing to do with lighting,
Now who are the agitst'ng. the fanadcal, ehe
party thar breed disturbance en-,
gender strife, and naaufaeluIe mobs? They
are found Ia the ranks Of the professed INA.
tiOnal" '.UniOn" parties, those parties whose
lssdsrs and drivsrs bare been ridden, during
the sndss Presidential eAmp&ign, with the
night mare, for fear Of Iha safety Of the Union.
o ye "Union lovsH" and "Union sAyers.r11
what blessed crew. ~, 4.-....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

Mr.. FILLMORE runs lowest Of the three candi-
dates for President IN BIS own city, county
and State, as alsoin the Union. Thisis aver
dict against not the man, bat the principles he
upheld. When he ran for Chancellor 10 lS47
on the Free Territory issue, he led hisatiekst
and carried the State BY many thousands. IN
y, TriBtns 'H'ss ofai sbHs. t1o5 aa.
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Latest LIaetion NeWn.

ss' '',' tas 'l''-A NEw YoRK. yOv. 10.
~ Dispatches Received at PAiladslphia from
Louisiana and Mississippi, not very reliable, say
ID. results In those States are doubtful. 80 'a'
ISD1ANL.-B Buchanah's majOrity thus far IT,
oOO Returns to come 10 n'will probably reduce
tito l0,00U.. 7'i o.. 'a -'''F''7sH bsd o.
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. F0R''SALE 0R8'RENT..

TIE subscriber offers for sale on reasonable term TIE
following real estate situate on Main Street, GrrOlltOa,
Carroll county, Ohio to wiI--one lot on Nhich IA
rected large two story brick building well finished,
suitable for dwelling or Hotel; also shal loo Adjoiu-
ing the above on WhichiI situated large and cOnmo
dious frame stable sufficient in sEe to contain 30 hor.
ses also two ether lots ih one encl0safe with fpaine
dEelps house thereon. The, above property win be
sold separately or jointly to suit purchasers -ahd II
not soldw be for rent. 91oH has -@aee a8i hgtoS
i will also sellstWoqaaasrseotOn oflsnlin Wood,
bury county state Of Iowa also one qua.sr seStOn q
separstelyo jointly 10 sua punhsdF o. Lsialaq 81.
For Terms apPly to Or, Jyhu > u9,lsrk Csrrylton
Ohio " - J.. T. TRICK
Nev, ls,'sS. ail Al sssaibssl Al ssE sisTi S2f
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

4 nT,The o6rsta grst mill ever erected in
Pennsylvania is yet in existence. 1t is a quaint
old stone builaisg, and bears date about l6ao$
1t islO6atsd on q small sslresh psar Gsrmanf
town. ahd'sonae Of the original nachinsFyiim-
ported from England, IL sun retained ID athe
:lt slAf saJ y slsGH edi 8i ssIEa tfQfR 8
mlls Tal 8 n a1a.. "a EI-rl. ~. ...i... -. =
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cIrorsslTI, Monday, Nov. 5. 1868.

Yirsl at Belistontains, oaio. "A ERE at Belle
iOntaius, Ohio, on Saturday night, detroysd
f,esn or twenty buildings. including the entire
business part Of the town. Among the build
iqes destroyed we're the Post Once and Ex
change Bank. The loss is variOusly ssimAtsd
4. from $4,000 % 100000. There were no
Gre engines IN The LoEn. .- = -. ~. II.
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s.a prevail in the t5OdssIs shS' be m'y bring g.
rpopd hia saver shall ,srsly be established
i Kansas. HhOald The ola man still have
aero snouah lsil. 70 carr out his own eOnvic-
tisuS ef righl (eoaded = thsy are and not
doe Of De platform thsa. PerehAnce Kansas
msy Be free. Bat. gsndemeD, you vbo VoIsd
for him, eHnnOl rsasOnablg expect him 70 Vio-
late those pledges. And il he should and there
By sAxs Kansas free. il will be nc s-meritof yonrs;
bat his disgrsse do As be viii.
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'','' '' .''-'0 ''' p'.'. CnroGeo. Nov. 0.
Returns this morning. generally confirm las
estimate. BuchAnAA has about 5 900 MAORI
ty IN this State. Bissell and Republican Stat
Ticket have about 5000. ~ ''' g .'.' Wy"
The official returns will not vary much from
this estimate. Alien, Dem. Is isprobably rec
lected 10 the 7th Congressional District, leav
ing the delegation 5 Dsms aud Republican,
to The Legislature. Both parties claim The Sea
ate. The Dems., have Rmajority Of 8 to ia
the House. probably. '' is' '.t
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RnmminR Up,

/. TAs n " 7ri6uns says;--,Ws havs retara,
deeI'iss q slllhs states except California, an,
Ihsy show that Bucbanan Il elec4ed BY ius
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WAAn1NnrnN. NoH. 10.

Mr.. Rheahau editor Of tbe Chicago Times. :
Douglas paper, telegfaphed here Saturday .
vsning that Buchanan has carried Illinois be-
~ "A donkp pli'f1g d-Hl a.iW D aa.. .esa st
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

Bw kwFOught ironeannonD hass besn man
afaetursd ID Liverpool, Bsglaud, Whichiwsighs
twsnty.two tons, and sends d ball Of three
Aupdzed pounds, -Wsights distance ,0t four
miles, ssoi g ssi7 to tassnoes ias s,a-s,r,., :.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

Pursuant 70 an order OF lsnf the Probate G0ugt of
Carroll COUNTY Ohio will efsEso 'ill4t l public ysn'
due; on the premises, ..-s
s0n lSaturday, me 6s1 doggy DeaSm5szpIs56.
It Ia o'clock oon, ofssiddsls part f ths FoTthsass
fisiCf range seven Il IN Ross towa.kips Carroll
county, Ohio beginning a1a pesa on ths.Rsa hHs ot
said quarter section twenty nine and fifty hHnd dtha
o perch north Of The sOaswcst corner 6T said qasstE
seeton tkencs.w else chains aud seysptyfye lipks;
bepeenorths twenty Eve degrees west Eve chains aad
6fty six fhks: thence east iseh chains hfts I've 4inks
thenoe nogh thrieei ehsnss ninety lnkssthsaee We
twenty six cbaint one and half links; thence south
eighteen chains ninety liukst0 the pace or ib6kn.
Aiaga containing loftystse aeFsa ATaotasm lsswAaf1
Isis the same tract conyeIed BY John Finuesrock
Senr., and his vile, 10 John OF, Scnr on the 18th
June, AsD; 1855, dnares0fdsd ln Book pSga - J.
Carroll county ssesrds 70 gs seq apRecl totas S0Es
ceased, ss oao her By sysssly dtoAaues ~ eas.oO
per sser, RppreIsd subject 20 said dover
: Terms of SALE one.thiCd in hand, and The residue in
two equal annual payments, wsh GteFsss sseuteds By
mbrtsAge on lhs prsmisess Atseldaaee givsa,an..a
1855 !, sssSaNs 4. tgS q ySa s fS9 s:.d
D0KD NoTf CE.-Nolice is hereby FiVen
'te tat petition &iibe presented % ths Ccaihis.
sisnsusOf 0assolhcenHg assthsiE pscsnpeF session.
1885, praying for the location Of county road and an
alteration m IEosplehcras road The e0ahts Foad 10
eOmmsnceat the Jefferson road where L crosses she
Mcguire, thence The besk route to Thomas HoOfes
saw min, thence to the south-west eofAef og laid
A0ores land thsncs south aleng the sedaR ne iI s
meets the said alteration. AID the alteration % com.
mepce where the, said HOspekorns road eresses fhs
Pne OF James Knights land thence north along Said
David GiIlandia blacksmith shop, thenee along the
original survey Of said road to the south east corner Of
Philib Coble9 Relpthenee aorth hnnE ssahe sreaion
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

Nor QsrrE 50 FAsr.-we see going tba
rOpnds Of .hs newspapers a list Of Common
Pleas Judges elected in Ohio at the late gensr-
al election, IN which the nams.of John @ Bax.
ter appears As the Judge Of the lst sub division
Of the 9th Judicial composed OF Stark
Carroll and 0Olumbisna counties This is au
error. John @. Bsxtsr, Esq, Of this place. wa.
elected Clerk Of the Court in this (UarrOll)
county q that slectiop--not Judge. Lyman
W. Potter, New Lisbon. COlumbiana eouEty,
Was chosen JHdge. rd s5i9o socSa .}, .,-i. /
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.rai5 .oeas sIolo .PmLADHlPHIA, NoY, 10.
John d. Clayton died at ROver,s Delaware
last evening. aH ntslA.g 9li % lsvs sma.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13
lPHilDkLpHtA. Nov. 10.

Tennessee despStches received at Richmond
report Tennessee gone for Buchanan BY 5000
majority. This statements is based on fan re-
turus from Eastern counties. '' = "7N,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

ETrA middlesagsd woman apqeaFsdlA Atths
depot Of the Worcester Railroad. 10 BoslOn. .ithe
Othsradsy TO purchase = tcksts She had With
her ten 0f her sehildrsu.s the oldest ofaWhom
vas only fourteshysarS of age Increase and
aaltiplysais evidently her mot tto.fa Go s5f =
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" AuoUsTA, Ca. Nov. 0,
The Democrats m.jOrity IN Georgia ~ill
reach II ,OO0 in Alabama. 90, 200; aud IN Flo
rida, 1000.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

Gov. GEAEY'S V9RAcITY.-- On the very
day on which Governor oGxEET wrote that all
Was quiet in Kansas one hundred and forty
men sigaeda statement that they with their
families, entering the territory, uudsrthe safe
conduct Of this same iGOvernOF aGEGKY. had
been arrested their arms taken ffoza them,
and they hsldaE prisoners, without any OfEsuse
or accusation Yet We have loeofocos about
trwn who are 50 deafto justice that they assert
that Gov, GEARr is doing rightgthat peace i.
bsing restored ID shattsrritOrys o ysbind guides
that cry peace pence when there Is nos peaSe =
1t is now ss Il was ia olden tims, there are
some thar believe a lie ghattheyam yamay Os-ypu
know what. - al,'satss ass9ia 4 .bgAdl