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For the Free Press.

MEssRs. EDIroRs:-
.. 1t is but seldom that undertake 10
express my views upon matters in general,
either private or public. But there is point
at which things may arrive that justifes even
a private citizen in expressing bis views. Gen.
tlemen. had. as You know, always been
Democrat Of tie strict school, up to the fall Of
1854, at which time became satisfied that
the democrats had become reckless in regard
20 the affairs Of the people. therefore joined
the American party, and have twice voted the
American Republican ticket, Upon the ticket
Ihave voted for every county officer who now
holds an Office With the exception Of probably
Director Of the lu6rmary, who was elected
by the Wings. And sirs. I arm now coming
TO the point, | have been told that one oi
these county officers elected in the fall of 1854
by one thousand or nearly Of a majority has
taken about SEVENTY FIVE dollars worth Of
county printing 10 the Bob Atkinson, Pierce
and proslaVery press, Of our town, Now II
this is true, as is generally conceded, would
like to know il that county officer. has not vi
Olated every implied pledge Of faith, on the
part Of himself 10 bis political friends : Yes
betrayed every man Of lhs American Republi
can party, Of the county, What matters is II
ms and eighteen hundred, other American
Republicans Of this county that county ON
cial, for whom we gave our suffrage. shou'
get buffed al you as editors and publishers
on bis private account, and then forsoot
throw feed into the Lions Den, SO as TO enabl
the beasts 10 devour us. Such an act is an &C
of perfdy. unexpected BY us on the part Q
that Ofhsiai, IS il unparalleled p the histor
Of the county. You may begin TO wOnde
what officer mean it is our county CLERK
70 feed Bob. Atkinson and his Jack {
Clubs pet. out Of the county Treasury, wa
nsyer contemplated by tie one thousand ma
j.vity, vho voted fOr that Official but 10 4 ct th
very opposite was impiedly. and expressly vi
heEstood. Gentlsmen, have said shatI hay
out Of no bad feeling towards that individual
but merely 10 enter my protest against such
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MOOre'S Rural NeW.YOrker.
THE LEADING WEEKLY
Agricultural, Literary and Family
Newspaper.

"ExcE1sroR" has ever been the Motto, and Pro.
gress aud Improvement" the Objects, of AoOres Rural
New Yorker, and by truly manilesting their onward
spirit, has attained larger circulation than any sim
liar Journal in the World Ardenty devoted to the
welfare Of the Rural Population, their Interests and
Pursuits, ranks as the first Of its class in Merit Use'
funess and Popularity And its high reputation will
be more than maintained in uture-for we are deter.
mined that the Seventh Volume, tor 1866 shail exSel
ali Others in 18th Contents and Appearance. 1t ds=
cuses and elucidates in its Agricultural horticultural
Seen tiRc, Literary and Miscellaneous Departments,
greater number of Practical Useful Entertaining and
Timely Topics than any other journal Its ample
" and ApprOpl late Engravingsl Including lustra-
tons in Agriculture, Horticulture, Rural Architecture,
Mechanic 1rts, &c, The Rural also gives the Moet
Important News, with reliable Market Reports. Tho
long pronounced the best Agricultural Literary and
Family Newspaper in America, we are, resolved that
the forthcoming volume shall be still more worthy Its
extensive National Circulation.
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ROAD NOTlUE.

Notice is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
ssnted TO the Commissioners of Carroll County, At
their session in March next praying for the location OF
a county road, commenCinga at The point where the
road known as the Robertsvile road" terminates, at
the Stark county line between the lands OF Joseph
Mufley and James Warren; thence South, through the
lands Of Joseph Muiey, to point near the east side
of his smok ehouse thence in south westery direc-
ton 40 as to strike the line between said Mutey and
samuel Tottens land about forty rods from the south
east corner Of said Mleys land; thence west along
the ne Of said Mufey and TOtens land to interseci
the Pekin Road. MANY PETITIONERS.
January 81, 1853.
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procedure. in himOr any other public function
ary Of ths county. elected By US.
An American Republican.

~We know nolhiHg persopally Of the fact,
Of which our correspondent speaks; hut that
such is the Tumor We do kuoW-And SO lar
forth as The Free Press is concerned. we say,
that whenever any county official can turn DIS
back upon those political friends who made
him, and warmed him into life, is at liberty 10
do so without any regrets on our part on ac'
count OF The patronage. We said two years
and more ago, when We laid hold Of the Press
that we should chronicle the passing events ol
the day, without fear, and without favor.
And as to the fast Of that office having S75
worth Of county printing We mucn doubt. for
during the last two years We printed all the
blanks for that Office, and our entire bill was
but twenty four dollars and City cents. Print
ing rs dollars worth of blanks and getting
them audited are different things.
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New advertisements.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

lam sim manufacturing, and have on hand good
assortment Of Havana, Principe. Half Spaniah and
common cigars, al OF which viii rec0mmsnd themset
yes to purchasers who may be pleased to call and e1-
anime.
full assortment Of chewing tobacco, Of the most
choice, and popular brAnds, selected especially Tor
he retail trads-also
SNUFF, PIPES AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
A complete assortment Of fspices, common and Fancy
candies, Mats, Fruits-And COnfectonaries generally
ali Of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH
shop opposite J. p Cummings Store, Main 81. Carroll
ton, Ohio. JAMES GORDON,
Ian Al 1883 n
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WAsHINaroN. Jan. "a.


HousE.-Mr. Fuller with irew bis name as a
candidate for the SpeakerShip, and expressed
the hope that the House would now adopt
some plan by which the present difficulties
might be settled,
Mr.. Rust's resolution, offered yesterday, was
tabled.
The House proceeded to vote-Banks sc,
Orr SO, Fuller l9, Ricand of Nd, X. N. IS,
scattering 9. Necessary for choice, lO2.
Senate. Mr.. Clayton presented communl-
cation which had been received from the Pres
ident in Executive session, and from which the
injunction Of seCresy had been removed trans
hitting copy of letter from Lord John
Russell to Mr.. Champion, dated Jan. 18th 1883
in il is declared that the British Government
intend to adhere strictly to the treaty OF Wash
ingtOu, of the 10Th Of April, 1850, and not to as
sumo any sovereignty. direct or indirect' il
Central America. Mr.. Clayton moved tha
the letter be transferred from the Executive Il
the Legislative Journal, and printed. He ther
expatiated on the usurpationS Of Great Britai1
and the tortuous diplomacy Of her minister
stigmatizing it as mOnstrous and dis graceful
The subject was postposed till Monday,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHSorou, Jan. 2S.

NA~"A@eANNa saAs 49,
In the House, this morning. Mr.. Richardson
said be was sincerely desirOus Of an OrgaAiEA-
tion. It had been eslimated that there would
be an election should be and the other eandi.
dates retire. His position as a candidate was
not Of his own seeking. and be was anxious 10
reeeds in order To relieve the House Of embaT,
rassment he would retire to day, il possible. or
10 morrow at the furthest.
House voted-Banks 90, Richardson s5.
Fuller 80, Campbell ., Scaltering4. 4. Neces-
sary to a choice, SO.
Rus. offered resolution. expressing the sense
Of the House that il existing candidates would
withdraw after to-day, the obstacles to an or
ganiEation would be removed, House refused
by a vote to lay the resolution on the table.
A resolution was adopted providing that the
daily sessions be opened with prayer, and that
the Ministers Of Washington be requested to
Oficiate alternately.
The Democrats went into caucus Immediately
after the adjournment of the House, and after
two hours deliberations. Mr., Rich ardson haV
ing Withdrawn. Mr.. Orr was unanimousl no.
minated as the Democratic candidate for Speak
er.
A proposition to vote for the plurality rule
in case Messrs. Banks and Fuller, in addition
to Richardson, shall Withdraw, was rejected
The Americans, in the meanwhile, held a eau
Gus in one Of the Committee rooms. They ar
are willing to withdraw Fuller, but insist o.
an organization on broad, national grounds, an
will strike To effect that object
The anti-Nebrasks men hold caucus 10
. night
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DrsHHARTENED. Agenllemsn farmer was in
our Office few days ago, and expressed him,
self quite dishearted at the prospects of peace
in Europe. He was fearful that procIAma'
tiOn Of peace would materially effect the price
of -four in this country--cause a sudden DE-
cliue. He is in tie grain growing buSiness -
He goes upon The principle, we suppose. tha
charity begins at homs.'--l steubsnville Her
Ald.
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AN ARcurrEcTvRAL ApDlTroS.-Phs Lynn
News tells good story Of two boys. one OF
whom was Boosting Of the beauties ot ms faith
er's house. 1T has got cupola, said he,
.and its going TO have something else. What
il itP' asked lis interested companion. why,
heard father tell mother this morning that It's
going 70 have mortgage on it'
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LOST. LOST.

hereby warn all persons against pu rchasing or hav
log anything to do with the following described note OF
hand supposed to have been lost or stolen out oil the
mall The note was executed by Henry Weaver, sep
tember sth, 1853, and made payable TO Mary A. WeaV-
er or bearer, calling for one hundred dollars que
nril Ist 1887 without interest Said note is secured
by mortgage, which is Of record in CarrOton, Ohio
Reeord Of Mortgages" No. pages 25S and 5z7, which
record bears date October ~, 1883.
January 81, l956.-I4 mo. NARY A. WEAVER.
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FORM. STYLE AND TERMS

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each No. comprising Eight Double Quarto Pages, (40
coumns) printed in best style. An Index, Title Page,
&C., at close Of each VOLUME, 80
Terms in Advance Ia Year Three Copies, IS !;
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Lists &C., sent free give us your address. Money,
properly nslosed and registered, may be sent at
risk, # addressed to-
" " D.T.M0oRE, Rochester, Y.
jan I7--'56
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ET The best cough MIXTURE that has been
made consists Of good pair of of thick boots'
mixed with lots Of air and plenty OF exercise,
People who hug the stove and grow lean VIII
please take notice,
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SHERITF'S SALE.

SHERITFS SALE.
E, R. Eckley By virtue Of an execution to me
VS. issued, in this case, from the
John Whita. Court of Common Pleas, of
Carroll county, Ohio, will O6er for sale,
On Saturday, the l6th day of February, next,
the following property levied upon by me- viz; One
lot Of corn, in the ear TO be sold the farm Of said
defeudanL in Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio
JOHN II. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
January 81, ls56-3w. Pr. fee, 81 90.
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J0HN HEACOCK'S EoTATE.

Notice ie hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed Administrator, with the will an
nexed de bonis non, Of the eeate Of Jobn Heacock,
deceased. AL persOns interested win present their
/ claims Immediately. AMOS ca RI,
Jan. N, Se-SW. AdminisuatoS,
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THE AMERIoAE PARTY.-We understand the
Delegates Of the American Party, for the slst
Congressional District. meet in Uarrollton on
Friday, February Ist. for the purpose Of choOs-
ling Delegate to attend the National Nomina.
ting Convention which convenes in Philadel-
phia On the 22d Feb.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. IS

An Intellectual effort vas made to rescind the
resolution prohibiting debate, after which the
House voted thrice The last vote standing,
Banks 81, Orr 81, Fuller 35, scattering IL,
necessary to choice SO.
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Farm FOR RENT.

The undersigned Commissioners Of Section Sixteen
In UBion Township, Carroll County, will rent on the
25th day Of February next on the premises the unsOd
quarter Of Sixteen, in the above named township TO
the highest bidder for the term OF three years from
the first day Of April next Security will be required
from the tenant Letting to take place at 10 O'Clock
A. N.
John Riley lco0,v,ssione,s
Samuel Semple,
Jan. 81. 1856. I'd.
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T.B. PETERSON,
HURD,s HAIR REsTORER.

Warranted to restore Hair on any Head that is bald
For Sale by j. c, BAXTER, Druggist
April s, lsOs-H Lgsd .tbr CSrTSd %.
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Total $3.50 IL
Average number Of paupers. 49, Deaths, s,
There was raised on The farm the past year:
rs bushels of wheat. 60 bushels Of rye, 1870
bushels Of oals, $50 Bushels of corn in the ear.
rs bushels Of potatoes, tons Of hay, and 500
heads Of cabbage.
MEAr.-Pork, 9. $50 lbs: Beef, 461 lbs;-
Mutton, 400 lbs; Veal, 600 lbs.
STOCK ON FARM.-2 Horses, milCh Cows,
Yearling, 2 spring Calves, and 35 Sheep.
Clothing and Bedding made for the use of
the County In6rmary, for the same year by
:he Superintendent:
MEN's WEAR.--15 shirts, 6 pair Of pants, 2
round jackets, vest, and 10 pair of socks.
WoMEN's WEAR.-ll dresses, 8 skirts, l6
chemise, 8 aprons, 8 pair Of stockings. bon
net, and caps.
BED AND BEDDING.--8 Sheets 4 comforts, Q
pair pillow cases. 3 6edLicks, and 2 holsters.
]. LONG,
L. SMELTZ,
VIM. NlVIN,
Jan, II, Sc. Directors of the Infrmary.
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- Ex Governor Bigler has been elected
U. 5. Senator BY the Legislature Of PeunsJl.
vanfa.
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AnnnaI Rapart ftha nlractera

or rHn CARRoLL CoUNrT IEuRNGRE, coNNEEc-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03

A FAMILY OF SEVEN PERSONS KILLED AND BURNE
Correspondence Ct the st. Louis Republican,
ST. JOSEPH May %, 1856.
Last night Of the mos. dabolicsl and terri ale
murders ccurred WITH In four miles Of mi, CT that
shocked q community or outraged Humanity.
Mr.. Jacob Friend, with Lis wife and Eve chi dren,
resided in neat cabin, powered by ancient forests
,pon the borcer of the beau ful lake which les Just
below our town, ard cultivated IN quis. but proaa5i,
var, p CO Of land which be had lately reclaimed from
the Wilderness Tie banks Of the lake are dotted with
these smI hablatons and neghsors were oil around
him Su, hs houss visible to any ia
the thickness Of the in.ervelipg foliage The halo Of
nan, or the BARK OF Cog could, however b dis
Youpe Barasa vas there La. evening", and left them
sl in the Enjoyment Of health and happiness. This
mornr q ung lady vas passirg and found the house
The sews spread lie wid-6re and in . few hours
many from our city he reishborhood were on h
spot The natural question with every one was, how
30 MANY persons could have been burned in room
Tho cabin contained but enc room, about sixteen lee
square, with two doors, window and hre place In
viz dow and the fireplace we're N the opposite eads On
the two doors In the op poti'e sides.
On either side Of the nios with their feet towards
the doors has tocd the beds in which the family slept
esn h1oe - M inc sn sso.0 and TIE doors ~
II was hardly possible, then, that seven persons
man Of forty five, woman Of forty, young man OF
eighteen girl Of sixteen, and three small children-could
have b. On burnt from IRE originating In the freplscs
There were too many wsys for escaping. Nor tor the
ame reason could they havs bsen burned death IRE
ad BEEN con mupicated to any part OF the dag rne
.orsirsion theo before any examination wm that mur
Ser most foul and unnatural, had ZEN BUSY Win MS
sloosy krifs before the pyrs was tgnited
.b,ch ~ around there In the corner nssr tbs ire
Mace vas skeleton and there just IN ront Of tne IRE
5l.oe vas another and where the beds had tood .eie
q ana nd the rest Clustered These we're evil
LENT ,bs mother and children these near the nrs-
a,e the fatber and the BY one OF the aver ~
~ noirfs IT.. MY sbarpsned, aod the barrel OF
.tuf nj O he houss srovovr vas found
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TIE ststsnens sxhibA the quantity and value
Of certain articles exported from this Port during the
Hr9uishipg the dsstnstsa ard extent Of shpmsnt to
eseh place.
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sHnPPING.

NNOx AIvxkPOoL.-CNIrKD STATES NAIL 81 RAN
II ship BALTIC Jos J. Comstock, commander Win -
part with the United Sste rAAs for Europe, postyoy
Saturday. JuAe !, At II NJ. from her bsrh foo! q Oana1
fhs ships Of ibis nne have improved light
and avoil Danger from Zoe. win Banka
north q AZ degrees until afer tas LIT Of Angus
For freight passage having unequAed csommo1ausoA.
apply - ADwARD II. COLLINS, IS Wall shseA.
All letters must pass through tho Poa oaos stheS ~
b returned
PaaseDgess VII please hoard q II O'Clock a. r.. IA
Ericsson, Captain L0Wber win succeed tho Bals and 80
Saturday. June Il
NoTIcE-1hs Of freight from Liverpool New Vss
reduced 10 81 ton measurement, until further notice
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THE NEW YORK AID LIVERPOOL UNITED FAYE
! Nan sesame.H-rhe SHIPS comprising hAs SDs asss-
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver kidrdSo.
he BALTIC, Capt Joasph Oomsa0oE
fho ADKIAfIC, Capt James Wek .4YU =#m
1hess hips having boeu built sy oo0txNet sspReeAy -
sove.nmsoI servios bs.sy ~ besa hksa b ask
0xuntn, Aso hair engnea insure sxongA nod pae1.
~ her FOR passengers are unsQsaea Or
Frsce a pass ge don Nsv York % Liverpool b nsa sss
SlsC IN second Do. ~ REcuave sse q eS.rs s.e sAss
secms 3316. From Liverpool 70 New Tort, 50 and 70 gut
meas. An erpoienceA surgeon adaoAed 70 easA dip ~
berhs can be seoured snh DAD for TIE salps q 80 80
wl NOT ~ 8anks nsrh q u dsCrssA ua -
ssr h lst d Augusk
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Tie shape Of trsft The Bank OF New York on the
sreutb OF Q le Ter Of credit which he Hourfshsd On
teesrsphDg to the bank they cut his scqusin
tsly be tsksB his way tia southern part
OF the Sac to snswer. protesting, However, that It
iWoald be AL r'gut.r
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A UsTRALIA-PIorEER LINZ. CARRYING -ruH
"A United States NAL -1he beautiful slipper hip MON
BOOM 1850 tons bartbepf 90 Melbourne viii also receive,
large portion Of bar CARGO caGaaed and win b. dispntcsd
surpassed for comfort by other ship. Freight q lowe
raea Shippers md passengers apply boAd 70 b. w.
CAMERON, No. bowling Gresa.
NOR NEW ORLEANS AND HAVANA -SHB U. g. HALL
Il steamer BLACK WARRIOR, Oeptsp J. W. smith, VIVA
raoeivipg hesh Nor day, J1ne g. and sail @
the above ports Thursday, June L. at 1P PRECISELY
ircm her q North loot Of Robinson street. Fregs
for st. Lo goes through by this line In axteen da,a
LIVING 2IOn, oRo0HkRON CO., Agents, II fak plaza
noticA-go blH OF ladmg signed afaN steamer rails
Lro1 sAvAENAH AND FLORIDA UNITRQ STATH 1
II Lan lne-1he splendid steamer u UBTA Capt Iaoe,
rH. viii Saturday Juno I, from pier No SoIn
iyer o'clock N. Bills of lsllng signed board TOT
freight passsge apply TO 3. L. BIfCHILL, Broa1My
Ibroush tickets New York 70 Jacksouvl SSl 70 RIA
Ia 93 Steamers for Florida connect nj Savannah WIN wa
steamers from New York on Tuesdays and satardJs
U,oR NORFOLK AND FxTERsBURa-THE Ukinno
Y States mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Ihomns S I
rer leave for the above places Wedna,daI ~ MS
O'Clock p nom pier Is NORTH river 5he WI srrvs
Norfolk The nert afann and at ne
morning. Passengers for the Soulh viii proos ga
BY great Southern NATL LIE TO Cbareson
nah &c Ttoas for Kichscnd viii ays ~ ~
ton early Friday orios Travellers WIN ma we $3.50
es piesssntert, spt most expednops tous 80
mood $40 Apply 70 LUphAh tptsAfASfs' aerosiTa,,