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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07

LADIES WREArH.--The February number
of this interesting ,nOnthIy has come 10 hand.
1t good number. The Wreath is pub.
lished by Burdick d ScOvill New York, at
81 Co.,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07

LEGIsLArrRE.-This body adjourned over
from Friday the 1st inst, till Tuesday the
9th. Doubtless for the purpose of visiting their
families and seeing their constituents. Our
Senator. Mr.. Beatty, has been home during
the recess and looks well, and in fine spirits
He returns this morning.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07

COUNCIL MEETING.-We are requested to an ..
'nounce that meeting of the town Council of
'CarrOlltOn. will be held, pursuant to adjourn.
rment, at the County Recorders Office on
FRIDAY evening next, Tomorrow evening, }
Ill persons having business with the Council
are requested to. attend.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07

~ We are happy to announce that Mr.
Thomas Cameron Of Washington township,
WhO was so severely injured BY his thrash.
ang machine last week. is still living; ;and hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07

A DELICATE ALLUs1oN The President, in
his message, which was recently delivered to
Congress, aludes TO the slaves as 'colored
persons held to service in several of the
States
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07

EE- Hon. Jefferson Davis, present Secreta.
ry OF War, was, on the 10th ult., elected U,
s. Sen ator by the Legislature of the Mississippi,
for six years from March 4th, 1857. He sue
ceeds Mr.. Stephen Adams, whose terms ther
expires.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07
WATCH MAKING.

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES,
would inform the citizens of Carrolton and Csr,o,
county that they can have their Watches repaired in The
best manner and on short notice, by endng them tc
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA,
have for sale good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds, gold Pens
Voins, and almost everything usually found in Jewel
ry store My shop in the centre block Immediately ad
joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work n
goods. Watches can be left at the residence of Mr..
Wash Butler CarrOltOn Ohio and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Give
Us traI MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia, July 81, 1858.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07
ATTACHNENT NOTICE.

On the second day Of January, A. D., 1856. at the
instance Of the undersigned plaintiffs an order of at
tacAment was issued BY Eleazer Andrews Esq.. Jus.
ice OF the Peace wilha and for Fox township Carroll
county Ohio, against the goods chattes moneys, cred.
Us ana effects OF Asa W. BRowN, nonresident Of said
county, Amount claimed is one hundred and 6fty dol
lars $3.50 OO) BOICE GEORGE & son.
January "a, 1856.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07
JOHN HEACOCK,s ESTA7p

Notice is hereby given that the undersirtsd ! -
been duly appointed Administrator, With tfe al. an
nexed, de bons non, of The estsse Of JeIn Ht.tetk
deceased All persons inteSefted viii r,es.fi tt.k
claims Immediately. luCgcxcB
Jan. II, B6-sw. L9ni,,s.,a,,.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07
Neo Special Notices.
THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

NDIGESTION e. DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. j. 5. Houghtons Pepsn, the true Digestive Flu.
ia or still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destcvn
complaints 1t Natu es own specific foran unhealthy
stomach. No art ofman can equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia should
fail to try it.
Sold by Dr.. G. A. BGgel Carroton Ohio
Feb. 90, 1855. ".
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07

~ Ladies, says one of their intimates,
wear corsets from instinct-a natural love Of
being squeezed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
NEW WINTER GOODS,

JTE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
w our friends and the public generally that we
lave received our second addition of New and Fash.
onable Goods. 1t is not intention to attempt to
describe the quantity or the quality, but would merely
say that our stock now COMPLETES and to those who
in want Of seasonable Goods to call with ns and
we, will do you good. CUMMINGS Il COUCH
Carrollton, Nov. l5, is TT
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07
TO ARMS! TO ARMSI

another lot of Kipp for sale, OF very 6netextued
and beautiful finish, So come along, shoemakeIs ana
farmers, and will give you bargain in good leather
for | cannot be beat.
n B. FIVE cents per pound for good Hides, in cash
Gather, at my tannery. I. w. YOUNG
Nov =, 1854. IT. BeunaVEta Valley.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07

FuES FNFs1 EuFSU
WISH TO BUY FIVE THOUSAND FOX, COON
Mink, dusk, Opossum, and Weasel SKINS for whict
the very highest price will be paid in CASH will tax,
them in at the Hat Shop of Mrs, Burger Always there
on Sat lrdays. WILLIAM GIXT5
Car OH II. Jan II, '56.-3w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07
THE GENEsEE FARMER.
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
Agriculture and horticulture.
VOLUME XVII. FOR 1856.

Illustrated with numerous engravings Of Farm Buil&
ings AniIna Is, Implements, Fruits, &c
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-01
Chicago, Alton l. St. Louis X. 4.
e ,.;,:.:..s;:- 5,.x.:..::;;.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN


Chicago and st. Louis.
rains icare Chicng" t,r 81 koui. and int,rme-
di'tr places.
Accommodation Train, tSunday cAccpt.D 80 An
cypress Tram, Saturdays .xccptedD II i"pM
rams leure ~. Loai>lu Ihicayo and inferno
didtt places.
1cconiuiod ton Tram. (Sunday SCXcepted) ooA n
Cypress Train Saturdays escsr.ed) 3 5pPA
Tains run directly thI,ugn, without change o.
baggage. Trains ri through Joliet, Bloom
ing On, Springfield, Cnrlin,- ami Alton.
wlliaiI., an OF. IRIS Dad male direct connections
III Jn,'ct Cut o ara Michigan Central Railroad ut
Joet, Stnc t~ ti'r sortas.. turkct ard most
liahc r.e Lc.~rc, 81 Luus and New York, Boston.
Phila,csI,,,a AMI the I'd
With lll,nos entrai n X NJ bloomington, for La
Sale, M.n,.n. aud Caro-
in Great Western oi a,aaois at Springfield, for
0ccatu, ard r.. IS.
With all ire Railroads uise-gng from Chicago
~th naby Inc vi Pacscts mt IS: Louis for keokuk,
New 0rita'a, ana Missouri River.
Through .C.,., 10 inert 'oneti aOave can
he irncni I'd nj ~ Tie principal ticket oireS ia the
United states, . a At tie Offices
II s., LOUIS In Chicago
rA.., ou A.eveu. sic fremont House.
RlCn'DP. MVRGAN, IN, Supt.
Bloomington. sSi:. .. Aoss'. ieOiydtf
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| INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENT

rDNrSD CANFILLD Prs HENRY BANDIT, &c.
HrsHy cHAPYAS, Treat
s GILgEhI Cei.c u Agent and Sury.yo
Til, Crn-auy was organ1'd on tine 27'h day 81
March A ID 1884 under SPECIAL Charter from TIE
/, ,t.ai II Of Iroi- aud business conmfnced under
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REFERENCES:
M-ssrs ston" Il Va. CIV lai" o.
William. a au -, Cnu'"go.
&" N"~"n n bother, =
: or. = EsIu
IS ! a.d p'... H,cinc n Mis- Railroad
,.,n c Nofttup. Cash'I Re-. e. Bank
WIN " i.,nir, Ef.. Mlwau.ee
-. ,'r,re r., Re- me-
U,r = Fsttsme PEST Chifag, r I. Railroad.
!, Gt't.rt, C4.h Com hank '.i'csgo
Dap. p. Raef.s. -, Ccveauo o.
lI"n J",9G Ese>lin. Ti",s'f ot late, Columbus.
rhos Csinnaell, = -, Si'rinsh'i', ~
u,n X Ca.lnDefiii. s. i/,ui>, No.
uc-sr- E'ad-y.,, IL Wetl- * Sycamore, Chicagr.
r,-,r- u Eufeh Co., Cncsg" Bank.
Hon Wm VI ,.la t-.v'suor "f bho.
-srs G.. W sizst \ 60. Chcdso,
Juld snr Ii u Pfa;i. Dixon, III.
VIM Elancfr.rd E-,t NJ H.
non WIN Tr.,,ss. ,ac', II %se G"lnn,hns.O.
N,-rs nc No { COX Co., Rockford, H.
w. Whetier d :~'n Aurora
.,rniah O. :. Esq Iuual" Y.
WIN Fn'fv Esa.. Snrtngfi1d,
Hon W EitEs, Ju ~ Jup, enc Court, Mansfield;
Gcn Curn. Sprincfeld, III
Richard l,efs, Esd - 10 W, No
II FIELD,
Aren, a, Davenport a'' II 4 Island
OFFICE DaVcntp,rt al ih" STATE DE.IoSKA1
Dnicr psi oin BuiiiE;, Brady Street
lult 81
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ST 4 Z Il
INDIAN
Fever AND EGUE RE::...EDY!
An External Application!

An TnfdUibie Rrme'v 70, Peer and J9r" T,nm'
Agae Njght S,r.as dn'; al ~i"'i,"d diseases.
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
7ARTERsg
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En4rayings. ti
IFRMs.--Eacit number Of NHarper,s story roo.s,,
VIII contain $50 pages in small unarto farm, ,ar,
aered paper. Sh
The series may be obtained of Booksellers. periosi.o,
scents, and PoStniastera, or from the Publishers a.
ii'ree Dollars a year, or twenty-five Cents d Nun,har
III paper, OF Forty Cents o Number bound in flnt,
gilt. Subscriptions may commence Wit, nrv Nur,Ln.
The posture upe1 '~'ifarter's Story ftnnl-s /; -,
must paid quarterly, in advance, is Two Cents. liar
pefs hiagazlnso aud '~5Iarper's Story Books viii bo
sent 10 one adatess Tor one year, for Five InrIARs
The Quarterly Volumes, as completed. peatIy he,,.s
IN Cloth gilt, are sold at one Dollar eacl, ,nd ME-
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ginia, - ''i1I.1boo ana Jaliiga," and "Ffnh0o ana Fan
ny"-FoL.l IL, ''Tfe Harper establishment - s.Iyraan
lia.' and 1.-THE Studfo.'f if@nA
they are the rest c~hiidren's books ever n,hr;sha,
iheS Wisely ay"id tie introduction or Jiserss;.r ~
religious topics, yet are such as christian nsremfs - "
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= II agaet SIX pages OF print and two excellent
slgraFlagS Tor eneif cent of the money.
The engraving alone without n line nf fettar.nr,rs
@onid be cheap at the price. One good thino thcsea
tory BOOKS VII certainly accomplish; heneef5rth in
'efior authorship and uses1-up worn out illustrations
can not be paiIned offon children. They have sarns1ns
here q what is best for them, and they arc si,read
~. I. DUH 7fmas. ~ aN"''s'
we have heard SO many fathers aud mothers who
recognise the pleasant duty of guiding the n;n.fs If
tieir ciatiifen in the paths of knowledge al home
speak II terms Of the highest commentator Of this
series q books for children, that vs. feel a desire to see
them universally read among children. 11,a, cansti
tnte the finest series OF books for the vcaug that We
hase ever seen.-LonisrlIe GauI IL.
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
PROSPECTUS OF THE
LOUISIANA BAPTIST.

4 o II" first Of January next, if snfs eient en-
II rnTtrta.iftent is received, the fienviIis Times
allie cAaigel into rsigieas journal, 10 be called
TIE ''iOri>EtNt htFfLgr,n II will be the organ ef the
baptist Denomination in this state, and while sd,o.
eating tie doctrines ssnl principles Of the Baptist de.
nomination, exhibiting the prospects, and condition 81
TIE BAPTIST church, and sustaining zealausv aiiiss
benevolent enterprises, II win be conducted in . spiri.
O Christian kindness and charity to all other dsnov..
iilsffnnS. The Convention having made Mount Lee.
non Inc centre Of baptist operations In Thu. S,aissit
seems peculiarly desirable that it should have at this
point q paper devoted 20 the advocacy of all It's srsa.
interests.
Those wlto desire such n cllange-who fill t1,v DEED
0. a Baptist paper m I9aisiana-wili please interest
themselves promptly III it, behalf. and prueuy as many
subscribers as they can, and forward them by the ish
OF fhecftal5cr. We confidently lock to ministers fr
aIG. II Il sufficient naflher of subscribers in not OBJ
tanned BY that time, tAe Times will be continued az 1t
pre.ent.
brethren, one and all viii you lend a helping hand.
and give US u goodiy list 10 begin WITH
TERMSt
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on a ,loulle medium sheet, on the following tsrus,
rayablc on the receipt Of the first Number
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In del1r three months. Z 90
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receive one copy, one year gratis. Address
HANSON LEE,
IS Mt. Lebanon, La
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02

AUTHENTIC ANEcporE--TnE SELLER
SoLD-lime-Early settlement of West
Tennessee Scene-A wayside inn, near
Huntingdon, Carroll county. Drcmnt;s
lessoael--The landlord and a lone trav-
eler, one Of James SOLITARY horsemen."
Traveller rides up to the gate, and
asks if lIe can get breakfast. Landlord,
who had been frequently imposed on by
travellers with shinplasters, and travellers
with no money at all, replies that be can
II he has the money to pay for it, and if
that money be good money. Traveller
~rejoins, that he has the money-has, in
fact, all kinds of money-and exhibits
some current shinplasters, which the
landlord hooted at; then some unknown
bank notes, which the landlord had rath-
er not take; finally, the traveller pulls
out ia handful of gold and silver coins,
which the landlord, after examining,
and making the eagles Oh them squeal,
says will do. Traveller aligLts and goes
10. Landlord orders a bouutiful break
fast to be got ready. Two'or three pull
lets are murdered, a hen nest robbed, and
the flour barrel, smoke house and store
room severally invaded. After a con-
siderable time breakfast Is announced to
be ready, and smoking hot on the table.
Traveller goes into the dining room very
deliberately, and commences a thorough
examination of the edibles and drink
ables prepared for him -remarking very
sternly to the how obsequious landlord
Sir, since you have been so very par
ticnlar as to my ability Il pay, and have
examined and scrutinized my money,
yon must allow ne the same privilege
with your breakfast. It's a bad rule that
won't work both ways With an aw~
ful grimace, the landlord Acknowledges
the justice Of his proposition, and the
traveller, after q full inspection of every
thing on the table, and though r~avenous
with hunger, pronounces the breakfast
unworthy-not the thing for bis money,
by upwards Of q great deal. Landlord
is struck all of a heap. Exit traveller
down the lane, singing, on an empty
stomach,
.~Ianilori I'll the flowing bowl
ontii Il does run over, : ETC., etc.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
MISSISSIPPI
WARREN COUNTY.

~ WARREN OlTSTY
JOE BELI-Diack complexion, s feet 5 inches. high
committed Oct. 10: says a belongs to Robert Dur
fey, in Washington county, Miss.
PRESToN-Biack complexion, about S feet 10 inches
high, committed Oct; says he belongs TO Duncan
Mccall, Of 81, Jospeph, Ia.
GEoRiE-riaek complexion. about p vaers old E feat
4 inches high, committed Nov. % says he belongg
10 hdwaru Daiiey, living near Grand Lake, Ark.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
JACoB-Darls complexion, about IS years old SAYS he
belongs 10 David Porter, Of Lafayette county.
CLAIBORNE c~oUETY--PorT GIBSON.
AN~DE1ssoN-Dark Complexion, about 30 wears old. q
feet i inches high, committed Nov. rs SAYS he
belongs to Mrs. Martha Hoggatt, Of Washington,
Miss. ~
WILKINSON COUNTY.
ANT0NY-Blaek complexion, about 50 wears old. 6
feet high; says he bclor IS to David Wcathers, of
Wilkinson county.
PETER WIIIAMS-rlack complexion. about 40 wears
OF age, 5 feet 3 inches high, committed Nov, II:
says he belongs t, John K. Williams. near the
mouth Of Red River. "
JIM RuSK-Abont SIS years old, 5 feet II inches him,
committed NoG. i says he belongs to Semphroni-
us hlsk, OF Hanover county, n. G.
ADAMS COUNTY.
0VERToN--Iar complexion, a',ou. 80 wears ola 4
feet tx inches high, committela Nov, %. saws he
belongs to william, Thomas, Of Burned Trairie,
near Harrisonburg, La.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
W~HlIAa--Tlack complexion about q wears old. con,
inittad Nov Is; says he belongs to Thomas Il.
Smith, of New Orleans,
Joi1N --iiaek eo1hple1ion, about q years old, S feet 4
inches high, committed Nov. II saws he be.
longs to 5oha Hunsicker, near Waterproof. La.
BSaQUESA COUNTY.
40 years 9la, 5 feet 8 inches high, con-
- miffpa Oct. 20 . s-y ha boIYarc h., Y,rn sF.T.. y,
on Tensas, 10 Inilea back Of Waterproof, La.
40 years Old, 5 feet 6 inches hirf, car,
4litted Oct says he belongs 10 Duncan ,IcC.Ii
On Iensas, 10 miles back Of Waterpreuf, La.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
ELioh-iaght brown complexion, about is or 90 wears
old, . feet q inches high, committed Sept. Il: saws
he belongs TO Dir. Beatty, il Yieksburg.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
Dol
THE WEsTMlNlsrEa REVIEW (Liberai}.
mAcKwoop,s EprSBUEGn MAGAZINE Crroy,

yE1he present ~critical state Of European affairs will rem
dar these publications unusually interesting during
the forthcoming year. 1iify Siii "ccuts : fI3"'f
prouuti between the hastily written ltews-itents, crude
TENS fnvcuiations, ard @yiHg rutaors Of tie aaity
Journal, aud the pprdsraus Io5.e q the future ti"tO-
Ran. written after the living interest ana excitement
of the great political events of Inc tire Shall have
,sassed away. II * to there Periodicals that readers
must look for tile only really and Ineligible anI re
liable history of cGrrput events, aud AZ such in &ddi-
ton to their well established literary, scientific, and
theological eltarA&tar. We urge them upon Inc cohbiH-
Grafton Of the reading public.
RI Arrangements are now permanently male LOT
the recent Of Edrlg SAfefs from the British Publishers,
nv which we are ertabicd TO pticg al 0HT ReyrfTaE in
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