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Movements Of the People.

A grand Fremont and Dayton Ratification
meeting was held at Mt. Vernon on the End
inst. The Hon. C. Delano, and Hon. VIM.
Stanberry, addressed the people. -Four years
ago, Knox county gave some 600 majority for
Pierce. Now it is claimed that Fremont will
get more than that.
Fremont ratification meetings are being held
in all sections of Iowa June 9th, Senator
Harlan addressed a mass meeting at Montrose.
On the same day large ratification meeting
was held at Keokuk. .-a
Illinois, TOO, is full Of enthusiasm for Bissell
and Fremont. The Republican meetings are
uumefously attended, and prominent Demo
Gratis IS well as the masses of the party are de.
serting Buchanan and his Pro-Savery plat
form. Ira Minard, one of the old wheel horses
of the Democracy Of Kane county, has reject
ed the ''old Federalist." The Chicago Press
gives the following specimens Of Fourth OF
july voting :-On the cars on the Bureau Val
lley Railroad, Fremont 10, Buchanan SO, Fill.
more 6. On the steamlr Kate Cassell. from
CIalena to st. Louis, Fremont SO, Buchanan
l2, Fillmore 4. On train from Trenton City
Fremont 81, Buchanan 7. Fillmore 4. ST
Charles guards. 81 for Fremont, Buchanan 0
The Press says this is fair illustration o
the state of popular feeling il the North west
On the 99lh ult, vote taken on steamer Belle
: for Dunleith. stood Fremont so, Buchanan
: Fillmore 6. The deck hands made still bet
: Ter show for Fremont.
More accessions to Fremont are noted in N
: York. Atthe Ratification meeting at Senecl
Falls, Hon. Geo Rnlhbun, the war.horse O
i Democracy in Cayuga, and Addison 7. Knox
+ late Democratic candidate for Justice of th
/ Supreme Court, made telling speeches 70
Fremont Clev Leader
0 The St. Lawrenee,N, Y. Republican, the ol
IT home organ of silas Wright, has shufied o
) The sham Democracy, and raised the banne
L of Fremont and Dayton.
Hon. Thomas Barlow, Of Madison count!
ID formerly an able Democratic State Senator, h'
IS declared for Fremont. His letter appears
The Syracuse Journal,
$, The Buffalo Republic states that the Dem
cratic called meeting of the Third Ward can
a very near organizing on Saturday evening
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NOTICED

Peter Hunt and salina Hunt his wife, Of the county
of Fayette and State Of Pennsylvania, Melissa Kennedy
of the county Of ColumbiAna and State i0hio Lucia
Kennedy, Clarisea Kennedy, and Joseph @. Kennedy,
minors and residents Of Carroll county. Ohio will take
notice that on the twenty first day Of July, A. D. 1885,
Samuel Sterling administrator Of the estate 0i JOS
eph G Kennedy, deceased late Of Carroll county Ohio
Red bis petition 10 the Probate Court OF Carroll county,
Ohio, against them. The petition asks leave part
Of the hers at law Of said intesate, complete
tract in writing of date OF first Of May, A. D. lsl0 for
the sale by said deeedent Of the following real estate
situate in Carroll county and State Of Ohio. viz: "A
tract Of land lying in the Northwest Of the
South Wes quarter Of section thirty one in township
fourteen l4 Of range FIVE (5) beginning at the north
west corner of said quarter section, thence with the
line thereof east ave chains and tye ght links the
edge Of the Cambridge road thence south fifteen degrees
west with the line Of the Cambridge road six chains and
hity nine links h post thence west three chains and
ninsty.two links to the west line Of the quarter section
thence north six chains and thrtytwO links to the place
Of beginning, containing three acres"
The petition will be for hearing on the l6th day Of
August next and will on that dav be acted on,
| SAMUEL STERLING, Administrator
! Of ]. G. Kennedy, deceased.
July "a, Is56,-3w-pF fee 81 so.
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Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court Of Carroll
county, Ohio, made on the petition of James A. lie,
guardian of Charles Hess, minor viii offer to sale
at public vendue on the premises,
On Saturday, tie 3Oh day Of Aag~st nsrt, 1856,
the south east quarter of section thirtysi1 1851, n
township eleven Ill of range four Al containing lSO
acres more or less subject to the life estate Of John
Hess. The said land lies in Loudon township, Carroll
comfy Ohio, within two miles Of Kilgore, and is Of
good quality with about one hundred acres cleared.
Ter ms one.thrd IN hand and esdue in two equal
annual instalmens with interest," to be secured by Oit
gage on the premises Sale to commence at 2 o'clock
noon of said day. Attendance given.
JAMES A. LEE, Guardian
July a. 1885, Of Char es Hess.
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SHERIFF'S SALE!

By virtue of iera facias issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas, of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, aud to me
directed will offer for sale at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Carrollton,
On Monday, tie 25th day of august, 1856,
the following described real estate situate in the town
ship of Rose county of Carroll and State Of Ohio, to
witt One equal undivided one fourth part(t Of TRAIT
of land described follows: The west af Of section
thirty five 1857 in township sixteen 6) in range seven
IN Of lands offered for sale at Steubenvle Ohio
tanning two hundred and ninety nine acres aud twenty
four hundredths ofan acre 1893 24lOO) excepting one
acre and seventy6ve hundredhs of acre Il 75.lOO)
heretofore sold to one Cameron Sale to commence at
II O'Clock NJ. Terms cash.
JOHN Il. WHTTCRAFT, Sheriff.
July "a, lS56-td pr. fee, 50 80.
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obedience 10 The announcement, and adds
When they attempted to organize. the gen
tlsmAu called to the Chair refused to aes' an
nOuueing himself for Fremont Two or three
other Democrats were called upon, but with
the same result--they we're for Fremont and
80 the meeting adjourned without doing any
thing. The Third Ward is almost entirely out
of Buchanan Slavery men.
The IliOu, NY Independent says there aP-
Dears 10 be but one party in Heikimer county
The party Of Freedom and Fremont II
CLAIMS 5000 majority.
The Angelica (AIleghaney CO.. N. Y. Re
porter. paper which has stood BY the Demo
cratic party for about twenty years. and work
ed With zeal and ability for Democratic candi-
dates, has pulled down The flag Of Slavery and
run up the flag Of Freedom. The Reporter put
nm the Cincinnati ticket, but after comparing
the two platforms, has come to the conclusion
to support the Republican candidates. The
Reporter closes bold article announcing the
change, as follows,
If party organizations turn their backs up
On avOwed principles, and yield them up on
the score of expediency--fOr the sake OF secur-
ling sectional vote-it loses its identity, and
names signify nothiug. Democracy consists
lin sustaining democratic principles; when Il
ceases to do this, it is no longer entitled to the
appellation--it sails under false colors, and be-
comes piratical craft. Such now is the fate
Of the once glorious Democratic party. 1t ha'
!, dissolved itself by refusing to place at its mas
!. head the principles of its founder, and becomes
a sort of ''Buchanier' craft in the slave trade
70 and as such will be repudiated by the honest
o. intelligent portion of those who have Away
ID Ibeen proud Of the name Of Democrat. W
A. propose, therefore to know it only hereafter a
IS the "Buchanier party" However much pol
% cS iticians may seek to throw fog AID mist aroun
fe the true issue in the present election it cannC
be concealed or disguised that the issue is II
A. slavery question, re-Opened by the South th
~ South acting in body in forcing the issue
SldVeTJ tAteuSiohI W thOiOPS"A VI SNS AN'SSNN
xo Compromise. into the present canvass. TheI
'r- is no democracy in sustaining Slavery extel
J., sion. In supporting Fremont and Dayton
ed do not relinquish any Democratic doctrine nj
all fidelity to the Democratic party. Mr. Fremo
Ia has never been considered anything but
n Democrat and full one-half of the delegat
' 'bo who placed him in nomination were Jefferson
les an Democrats The platform upon which
to is placed is the platform of Jefferson. v
of therefore yield to our convictions of right a
ere Justice, aud frankly svow our hearty suppt
to- of the candidates of the people-believing tn
,rt. in doing so we only render that service to
country which its menaced liberty and ireed'
demanded at The hands Of our revolutlona
-, fathers on a similar occasion. We cannot
-, otherwise and be consistent.
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law 0f Newspapers.

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~ are considered as wishing to continue their suoscrp
don, 60. u At;
4. II subscribers order the dseontinuance oil their
na,srs, Il publisher may continue to send them pnu
eli ArrtarAges are paid.
A,c.ls from the Office to which they directed they
are hsld responsible ill they bavs settled the BILL anC
a If subscribers REMOVE to other places without In
farming the publishers and the papers are sent TO tn
lsrnor tiu ection, they are held responsible
The Courts have decided snat, rS'usn ansi0% " ,Ssu
usaed for il primo facia evidence ointentionaIiraud
rg- POstmasters xho notify apublishcr that news
uaSs il not takel from the Office, are required to sv
he rsa.sn why they not taken out (see fOs' VI
a.. Instructions and Laws.
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DoAD NoTICE.-Nolice is hereby given

QOAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
IL that petition will be presented to the Commission
ers of Carroll county at their annual meeting in Sep.
tember next praying for the location of county road,
commencing at the end of lane leading to James
Jerome on the land of Simeon Jennings, running east
along said ane through the land OF said Jerome above
his stable and spring house, and along the south end OF
the garden and thence to the land limo between John
Leslie and said Je ome and thence circut0us course
through the lands of said Leslie leaving his barn on
the south side and his spring the north OF said road,
and thence to the lower side of the M E. Church grave
yard and thence along the land line between Nicholas
Castlcman snd Thomas Mur6n to the N. E. Church,
and thence eastery running through the land
of said Murfn, above spring said Murfn's land,
and thence along the line between the widow Hess and
John Grunjer till It comes to the Of said GFun
der's field thence circutous course round tue point
Of the hill till it comes to the Of Jacob GruR'
der's fed thence along the line between Jacob Grun'
der and Jacob SbeaTer to the Pekin road thence south
along the Pekn road to where the augusta road cross
the said Pekin road, and there to terminate, And
eso to vacate so much Of the Augusta road as lies be-
aween Thomas MurfA's and the Termination OF the a.
! bove road. MANY PETlTlONEhS.
! I July "a, 1856,-3w.
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Latest Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OFTHE STEAMER PERSIA
New. .YoRK. July 23,

New. YoRK, July 23.
The steamer Persia was signalled off Sandy
Hook at 8 o'clock this morning. and arrived
at her dock at O'Clock. She brings upwards
of 200. She left Liverpool at O'Clock P. M,
on the 18th inst.
The Ericsson arrived at Liverpool on the
9th, and sailed on the 10th with five passen-
gers. ..s'u g..
The steamer arabia arrived on The 9th.
The City of Baltimore, from Philadelphia,
arrived on the evening Of The 9th.
The Ardgo arrived at Southampton on the
evening of the 10Th, en- route for Havre.
The Liverpool races had somewhat dstIact-
ed from the business in the cotton market.
Political news unimportant. sAs
Th G chief feature Of interest In London was
the return the Guards from the Crimea after
an absence Of three years. They made the er
trance into the city on the 9lh inst. ant
ma ched through the principal streets into thsi
barracks.
The Queen and royal family, together will
the Prince Oscar. of Sweden, and crowd Q
noble ladies aud gentlemen waving them
welcome fiom the balconies of the palace
Half million OF persons we're assembled
A serious riot Of militia occurred at Men
eish; ireland, on the 9th of July and succeed
ing days, caused by alleged bal faith of Gov
ernment towards them. They had been order
ed TO disband and give up their clothing an
} arms, whish they refused to do, but insteat
: broke open the magazines, seissd the amun
!, tion and afterwards paraded the streets di
$ charging their muskets in the air.
d Assistance was telegraphed for. and loo
troops of the liGe soon arrived, and after sho
= struggle succeeded in disArming the insurgent
D. Thirty of the insurgents and one of the reg
= lars ere killed. and about 12 wounded.
: The citizens sided with the militia al
T. cheered them en-; At the last accounts all W
le quiet.
:" AllieEs. Grand d Co., Bankers Of Par
'u have failed.
= GERNAEY.-The Zollversin is approaching
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he Murderer at Large-Grsat Excite
ment In Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 26

WASHINGTON, July Zo'
The jury in the Herbert case. after retiring
three quarters of an hour, returned verdict
of acquittal. The announcement was read
with manifestations of joy and delight, and Mr..
H. was Immediately surrounded by his friends,
who accompanied him to the Kirkwood House.
About o'clock, Mr.. Presto, attorney for the
prosecution, wished to reply to Walkers stric-
tures, which was objected to By the other
counsel for Herbert. Ex-Mayor Lennox, who
was standing near, was overheard by Mr.. Rad
cliff to observe that "that was unfair or un'
just"
Radclif sharply said. in reply that "hey
want no outside interference here" and in the
course of the hurrid colOquy that ensued, Len
nox called RadcliG liar Radcliffimmediate
" dashed at Lennon, but Bradley quickly in
terposed and prevented a collision
Subsequently deputy Marshal Phillips mad
complaint before Judge Thompson, who wa
On the premises. that he had reason TO believ
Radcliff had sent, and Lennox had received.
challenge. -.
Radcriff was forthwith arrested and held
bail in $4,000 not to fight duel. A warrar
was served on Lennox, who has failed to al
: lnear.
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Latest California News
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ILLINOIS.

NEw YoRK, July 20.
The steamer Illinois arrived at noon on Sun
day, bringing California dates July 6tb' and
Panama and Aspinwall to the 18Th. 1850,
900 in gold.
The Illinois connected with the ]. S. Stevens
which brought down upwards Of ~ 100000 in
treasure.
The J. s. Stevens spoke On her passage to
the Sierra Nevada, on the 18th and the SOno-
ra on the l7th.
Advices from San Francisco indicate that the
State authorities had apparently determined TO
make no further resistance to the Vigilance
| Committee.
The startling event Of this week was the shoot
ipg OF S. K. Hopkins, by Judge B. S. Terry,
associats Justice Of the Superior Court. Hop
kins had proceeded to the Office Of DR.. Ash,
Navy Agent, for the purpose of arresting s. X
Maloney, charged with attempting to convey
munitions of war to the city for the use OF thu
T State ...
Judge Terry being present interferred to pro
> ltect Mallory, and together with others fOrme'
, an armed party to escort MalOney to the Dl
uout street Armory, Hopkins collected assi'
: tance and attacked the other party. In th
1t street struggle ensued, in the course OF whc
Terry stabbed Hopkins with bowie-knlf
who fell senseless.
News of the melee was Immediately con
= yeved to the Vigilance Committee VIII
were then in session. and general alarm wa
# sounded for the rally of the troops.
). In Is minutes one regiment of Infantry, tW
| n1 Gya n;ao Of
e tilery were 10 motion.
81 In the meantime Malony and his party had Il
d ken refuge in brick building, we'll guarde
a and fortified. The building was invested on a
,ide, BY the Committees troops, and the INN
te, ordered to surrender They obeyed will
ar out hesitation, and Maloney and Terry we
or conveyed prisoners to the headquarters OF 4
e. Committee. At the same time the armori
- Of the State troops were invested and forced
:; surrender to the Committee. One hundred
:" the State troops were taken pisoners, but we
ne subsequently, released on parole.
or At last dates Judge Terry was in the Gust
a DIV of the Committee, and Hopkins was repo
lis ed to be still alive.
on On the same day Hopkins was stabbed, tv
ist vessels with arms forthe State authorities we
we seized by the vessels belonging to the C'I
he mittee.
re Subsequently J. L. Durkee, commander
he one of these vessels of the Committee. W as :
for rested by Federal officers, and held in 1850
on charge of piracy,
e's The Committee disclaim all intention TO c
- pose the federal authorities. Much indignati
IRE is manifested in San Francisco relative to t
a. bill before Congress for quieting land titles
he California, said TO have been introduced
bis Herbert the day following the stabbng
il. Hopkins. The Committee arrested noto
i'm GUS gambler named Donalbrdge.
Hopkins at latest accounts was consider
out of danger.
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crisis which NAV possibly lead 20 aruPiurs be-
tween the Liberal Northern and Protective
Southern rights Of Germany.
5HE CRnRA.-Ths definite evacuation ot
the Crimea took place July 9Th, on which day
Marshal Belisier embarked for home.
Latest.-LiverPOOl July 1a'h, P. No.
Breadstuis 6rm at yesterdays prices.
Good enquiry for wheat and -four.
Provisions unchanged,
As the Persia leaves the weather is bright
euipQ, and as the market is very sensitive Il
may effect Breadstuffs.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
Aid for Kansas

I hereby notify all persons within the county
Al Carroll. who desire to render material aid
for their suffering Free State Friends in Kan
sas, that have been appointed BY the Kansas
Aid Society for the State, as their agent ior
ths county Of Carroll And all those who sym
Dathise with Freedom and their Free State
brethren in Kansas, are urgently requested to
send in their funds TO be remitted forthwith TO
he secretary of said society mn,nn ,
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SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, july

WASHINGTON, July &c.
There is much indignation and excitement
among the Irish population here, in conse'
quence of the aCquittal Of Herbert. Herbert
left Washington early this morning
Ex-Mayor Lennox has been held to bail moi
to fight duel with Radcliff
Several other personal difficulties growing
out of the Herbert affair, remain unsettled.