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AMALGAMATION.

How often i it, during tho excitement of po.
Iitca campaign, that we hear the charge repeated
aud reiterated, "You Black Republicans want the
niggors sci free so that they can mary our
daughters and raise mulattoes." This kind of ri.
baldry, and off hand slang is "stape commodi.
ty" among The would be Savans of that detestabls
and SaviOurless part of Stump orators, whose sole
business it is to sing HosOunas to all the progres.
sive shoots of Lccofoeoism, as they rise from the
two great raduses or roots of the parent Stock
Arnold Douglass in his Springfield Speech makes
the same appeal to the Illinois suckers" against
Black Rcpubicanism and wiid tea's in biz eyes in
yokcs them not to amaigamate the two races ssg
making the Africans free! Horrors Of the most
Holy kind chilled his blood in contemplation Of
the hybrid race of mortals who would be the legt-
innate offspring Of a free society, (Not the Free
wills Of New York and Utah, free to resist
the approaches OF brutal masters in their lustru,
and beastly practices upon their trampled victims.
all his appeals were in the Holy name of Democ.
racy. Bat just read the scathing wi.Acring re.
ply Of Hon. John A. Lincoln, formerly Of Ken.
lucky, but now of Illinois, made at the same place
on the Goth of June last. We say, witheFing, be.
capso the facts, tho naked truth uumasks The
battery Of poor DoGglNss, shows him an unmitiga.
ted fagiHer, Prince Of a Demagogue
DOUGLAS OK AMALeAMATIoE.
But Judge Douglass is especially Mortified at the
thought ofthe mixing blood by the white and
black races: agreed Cor onrez-a thousand times
agreed. There are while men enough to marry
All the white women, and black men enough to
marry all the black women; and SO let them be
married. On this point We fully agree with the
Judge; and when he shall show that his policy /,
better adapted to prevent amagamatiou than ours
we will drop ours. and adopt his. Let us see.-
In 1859 there were in the United States 4o5, ISL
up!attocs. Very few Of these were the offspring
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WILLIAM Mccoy,
AUGUSTA NAIL.

BY virtue Of tome Locofoco Democratic game
our Mail to the village of augusta, has been en-
tirely circumvnted and the people f all that re.
giOn lying around about augusta, including its
energetic business like citizens d'commoded, and
Post master Of thc town diScumtaddied with a
post Office box to receive letters papers, and mon
~ brpostagc. but no route through which to send
lhe JogsN Verify the days Of small things should
not Be tOspised, and will not be so long as this
Bachelor, Polygalny, Slavery, Administration
holds the affairs Of the nation under lis CONTROL
The PEOPLE Of the noighborhood of Augusta and
Ipgrahah,, take too many Black Republican pa.
pss 10 satisfy or please the aristocratc Democra.
Cot Washington city. Just to think Of it a
stretch Of sixteen miles in direct line. from here
10 Hanover, and no Naa route 10 carry the let,
ten or mail matter Ofthe people, (other than teil
own breeches poekets) because lac the Figley
post Office. there are too many Republican papers
taken At The two locofoco post oiliccs on the way
YES wilL tao posi- eaecG but no mail to carry the
mates toer from them! This state of things ha,
nov existed fot irseks, with lutte OF 40 pgospcc
:or The better IN the time TO come.
.uz But lLs people must console themselves thai
! thisa ia "a "Diumyaatcr Administration ant
q no sBlack Republican has the right to interfere ?
and further that h requires MILroSs to be saved
% purchase Cuba, but cannot afford to pay m.
doIsls 10 carry the mail and accommodate th
the people Of that Republican region. Just sticl
a pinI the Southern Organ Ousr Saats Den vii
spnOuncs 70 the good people of Augusts, as the!
did 10 The, Figleyr neigLbOllood, "it cost tO'
much, T. epTy tbs Nail 70 laot cuba) 50 isolate,
place:
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Nheat.


This shows an advance Of 55 per cent. on the
production of ls49. The increase Of population
i about 35 per cent? so we have allowed a
large margin for more favorable crops Looking
in the consumption Of Indiana corn bread. the
consumption Of wheat for flour and seed in these
States will not exceed 100000 bushels, so that
they will be, assuming an average crop, twenty
eight millions of bushels for expectation. This is
probably double the amount which went out Of
the north west to the atlantic coast.
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announcements.

PUBLISHERS CARROLL FREE PREss.-Please an.
nounce the name of ALFRED TABER of Brown
Township as a candidate for County Treasurer
subject to tho decision Of the Republican conven-
ton. BROWN AND AUGUSTA.
MEssRs. TRlPP IL MoCoY.-Please announce
the name of JACKSON SWEARINGEN, as a
candidate for the office of County auditor, sub.
iect to the decision of the Republican Convention
and oblige REPUBLICANS OF BROWN.
For Senator,
DWIGHT JARVIS, fStark County.
AMOS BURDEN, do.
For Representative
HARVEY GOGSIL; of Loudon.
MATsON AYERS, of Harrison.
LEMUEL HOLE, of Augusta.
j, B, ROACH, do.
SAMTEL McBURNEY,
,. D. 4. ARTER. Of Centre.
For Probate Judge,
JNO. H. TRIPP, Of Centre.
For auditor,
JOHN R. BUCK, of Lee.
WASH. BUTLER, of Centre.
For Treasurer,
JOSEPH DENNISTON, Of Fox.
JNO. PRICE, of Harrison.
GEORGE GANTZ, of Union.
A, NJ. CRUMB ACHER. of Brown.
THOMAS CAMERON, Of Washington.
JOHN L. HUNT, of Orange.
H. NJ. THOMPSON, of Brown.
JOSIAH G. SCOTT, Of Loudon.
JNo. STERLING, Of Centre.
For Sheriff
DANIEL DUNLAP, of Washington.
]. +. CROOKS, of Harrison.
JOHN r. DEAL, of Orange. a
ELI III, ORIN, of Harrison
JAMES BAXTER, JR. of Harrison.
r. MCCARTHY, of Monroe.
ARCHBOLD MALLISfER, OF Washington.
JOHN w. YOUNG. of Centre.
GEO. w. HEMMlNG, do.
JAMES PATTON, do.
GEORGE FoUTZ do.
For Prosecuting attorney,
r. E. KNIGHT, of Centre. ..
y w. II. CHAMPER, do.
@ For Iafrmary Director
ROBERT HAWKE, of Union.
JOHN FAWCETT, Of Union.
JACOB MAPLE, of Centre.
For Commissioner,
JAMES MCCOY, Of Loudon.
JOHN GREGG, of Perry,
For County SarusyOr,
WILLIAM MoCULLY, of Harrison.
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MEssEs. TRIPP & McCoY:--Having ascertain.
ed from your valuable pOper, that some kind
friend has announced my name as a candidate for
the responsible office Of county Treasurer: |
therefore take this opportunity of announcing to
my Republican friends, of Carroll County, that
although it is an office that consider an honor
to fill, / am very thankful to my old friends for
their past favors; and the additional fact that
there are other names before the people, who have
never tasted either the Jtters or sweetS of oceand
who are in every way (alof whom have been
my friends) well qualifod | therefore decline the
proposed favor of my friend and give them this
additional assurance that on my part all honorable
means shall be used to secure the election of all
the ominees of the Republican convention
Yours respectfully,
...... GEORGE PUGH.
Near New Harrisburgb, July 2Sth, 1857
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rrcoUNTY coNYENroN..eg

Your Ceniral Committee have taken the re-
ponsibiIty Of changing the mode ofselecting can.
didates, hoping that thereby it will secure more
universal expression of the will Of the people,
Therefore, the voters of Carroll county, who are
willing 10 cooperate with the great Republican
OArty Of Ohio are respectfully notified to meet in
the respective places Of holding elections in the DIFF
fsreDt townships Tor some cODyepiept PlAee ada
cent on f ..g.E.
Friday he ~. day Of August,a loe'qck p. NJ
and make selections Of candidates for the different
Offices to be filed as hereinafter stated at the en-.
suing election.
The township polls to bekept open till 4 o'clock
r. H. al lest .-
~ nn.I; LII, E,r RnnrnsnnInIivn
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sHRRAEs OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines or less of solid Brewer VIII DC cohsid
ered Square r.. ..-..--..- ....
r4drerlsers masI be particular to mark The uum
hef6f Insertion On thS face Of their advertisements,
of thPy u be pubished until ordered out and charged
aeeoraIngly.
s e@~ Advertisements should be handed in By TUEs
oar HoasuNG, % insure insertion that week,
~ Jos WoRK neatly and expedliOusly executed at
sbh 66iee, on the shOrtes possible notice.
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DECLINATIONS.

MEssRs. EDIrORs uF THE FREE PREss.-Ir
your paper Of the 10th inst. observe that some
friend has announced my name as candidate
for the Office of Treasurer. am very thankful
to the Republicans Of LITTLE CARROLL fol
past 6vors. but must decline being candidate
for any office at present, shall, ifliying, be with
you in the coming contest.
July Goth. JOHN II. WHIFCRAFT.
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HE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL CO., IS,
In the Court Of CommOn
Pleas.
Thomas Kinsey,
so

Abraham Westfal. ct ais Civil Action.
Abraham Westiaa, one Of the defendants in this &C,
on and who is non resident Of the State Of Ohio Is
hereby notified, that Thomas Kpsey, plaintiff has fled
his petition in said Court setting forth among other
things: that said Abraham Westial and Adsine West
fall, his wife did the 3Oth day of March, 1887, to
secure the said Thomas Kinsey the payment of two
hundred dollars with the interest that should become
due thereon, execute and deliver to the said Thomas
Kinsey mortgage deed of lands and tenements, stu.
ate in the said county Of Carroll, with the appurtenan.
ces, being in the district Of lands subject to sae at
Seubenve, and in ranges, township l5. Being part
the Southwest quarter Of section IS. Described as
follows; Commencing sixty feet West from the section
line, at the North west corner Of George Crawford's
lot thence West parallel with the State road, sixty
feet thence South, one hundred and sixty feet to the
place of beginning. ..l f ..
The said Abraham Westfl, is further notified that
that the said Thomas Rnsey alleges In said petition
that the said Of two hundred dollars with tbe inter-
est due thereon, remains wholly unpaid. And that the
time for such payment is elapsed and that il said
Abraham West@ fail to dsmur or answer said petition
on before the lst day of the October term 1867, Of
said Court the allegations set forth in said petition, will
be taken confessed aud judgment against him. and
an order Of sale of the mortgagCd premises, will be
directed accordingly. THOMAS KlNSEY:
VIM. Ii. Champer, Attorney.
july 23d 1857
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THE CROP OF 1851.

TIE CaaNRafi GazeAs--gOod commercial ap.
thorily--has the following estimates Of the crop Of
1857, compared with The production Of ls4s, IN
the nine great grain growing States Of tbs
Wssl.
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Of pbites And free blackz; nearly oil have sprung
from black slares and white masters. A separa-
ton Of the races IS The only perfect preventive
Of amagamalioB; but ss an immediate separation
Is impossible, The next best thing is to Keep them
apart ulcTs they arc not already together. II
white aud black people never get together in
Kansas, they viii never mix blood in KaEsas. -
That is at least one selfeyideut truth. A few
free eOlored persons may get into the free States
bat in any event, tAeiT number is too insignificant
to amountto much in the way Of mixing blood.
In 1850 there were in the free States, 56,649 mu.
lsttoes; bot for the most part they were not born
ihere-they came from the slave States, ready
made up. In The saue year The slave States bad
S4s,s7f mulsttoes sll Of home production. The
proportion of free mulattoes TO free blaeks-the
only eOlOred classes ia the fres States--is much
greater in the slave than 10 the free States 1t is
worthy Of note, too, that among the free States
those which make the colored man the nearest to
equal the white, have prOpOrtionablv the fewesi
mulaltoes-- the least amagamation. In New
Hampshire, the State which goes farthest toward:
equality between race, there are just ls4 mulat
toes; while there are in Yirgiuis-how many dc
you think l-97,774. being 43, 126 more thar
in ali the free States together.
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Dr.kanG'SFiSt Narrative

The United States Grnnell Expedition in
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NOTICE.

John Hilbert Of Jefferson county Iowa; rhis agent
promissOry nUte, given by me to him, bearing date,
Of April l2th 1885, payable Apr ls 1858, calling for
seven hundred aud fifty dollars (S750) as will not
pay said note unless compelled by law. -
S. H&Rr.
Harlem Springs, Ohio. July 80 1S57.-3W.
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And select THREE persons to act as township Del
etatcs, to meet in County conyertion at the Court
House in Carrollton, on Saturday the Sh day o.
AEgust merit at l2 O'Clock H., to bring in the re-
turns from their respective townships ani ascer-
tain and determine upon who have been selected
4 astbe candidates. Also, at the time aud place
riHt mehtioned. Will select delegate from each
township to meet in District Copveutiop at time
and place hereafter 70 be fixed. to nominate a
Candidate for State Senator. Aud the Delegates,
10 attendance at the County convention will select
Delegates To- the State convention, 10 be held ut
Columbus on the l2;h Of August next.
Il s further established by your committee
that mgjpray Of the delegates present shall make
nomination provided alwayGthat there are eight
ipwpsLips represented, each by its own citizens.
Your committee RELY upon the we'll tried patri-
otism, ard un subdued energy of the Republicans
" Carroll for afult attendance at the primary
lnt elings, so that such candidates may be placed
In The field, on whom the united strength Of the
friends Of 'equal rights and exact justice TO alp
eau Le concentrated. BY order of Committee.
e. l. aa WILLIAM Mccoy,
.. rt-t ... Chairman.
ADDEEpA,-Upop further consultation, your
committee have resolved to extend the time for
boding the township conventions ill six and one
bali O'Clock, p. NJ instead of four, as above sta
ted. This has been done at the urgent request of
numerous voters. WM. Mccoy, Chairman.
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These statistics show that slavery is the greatest
source Of amagamation; and next to it, not the
elevation. but the degeneration Of the free blacks
Yet Judge Douglass breads the slightest restraints
on The spread of slavery, and the slightest human
recognition Of the negro as tending horribly to a.
malgamation!
This very Dred Scott case affords strong test
as to which party most fayors amalgamatiOn-the
Republicans, OF the dear, Unio0 saving Democra.
cy. Dred Scott, bis WIFE, and two daughters, were
al involved in the suit. We desired the court to
have heG that they were citizens, 50 far at least as
to 9ntte them to a hearing as to whether they
were free or not and then, also, that they were in
fact and in law really free. Could we have had
our way, the chances Of these black girls ever mix
ing their blood with that Of white people, would
have been diminished at least to tho extent that it
could not hayo been without their consent But
Judge Douglass is delighted to have them decided
to be slaves, and not human enough 70 have ;
hearing, even If they were free, and thus left sub
ject to be forced concubioes of their masters anC
liable to become tie mothers Of mulattoes in spit,
of fthemseves--the very state of the case that pro
duces nine tenths Of all the mVlattoes-all the
mixing Of blood in the nation.
OF course I state this as an illustration only,
not meaning to say or intimate that the master Of
pred Scott and his family, orany more than a
percentage Of masters generally. are inclined to
exercise the particular power which they hodover
their female slaves.
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A oREAr HAriok AL wosK.
AZ Rs1Dassxsr o. Inn Ise ArSs or oosoasss
From asesa se..sn. spnss "a es. IS s.sr sees
Sot nst..ss and tNm tse oaiciai sepse4 DEBATES ~
BIZ TINE AUTHOR or "rmsrY Vans vnw"
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In seghb0rhcods where We have ssert VIC will seaAA
@ 1 a. |s
o.sso Re uIss,sse for isss sass
tive huodsed collars cor res1 When surct.ssa
usoa sso%s sss1 Ia Ss msssaas Is1 contain tss s.:
wn ss sss. ssa how "
shed Esh r1oa tas s..1y % al rpssS!nF aus.o.. lor
yernne. cenlouss which may rot DO ILLUSTRATED
lie iocaSn s letters we've received By M r1rrs~ our
ss,1t for Ie olT Of New York
NY pSAk sla-I .< Dc % s,sa,ee 20 eeocns srescri
e G N G as. zee -
pubic affairs AIS sadng ssiiy sra h. seoara.s and
tisi tl work VIII his sod hsnJ vsis
A'e to AA' country Ysu'' we're sesS:I ass BUCHANAN
IN 1sn tn,a, ~ ~, Jan ~, :.
10 & Sst:s 4.
sor.heT to the work. Verg. rsepeetua.,
JOHN c. PPG0GxNRtDGE.
BosTon, Cecetaber ~. 1856
DEAR SRI have received yeus lster Of e:.e!c.; !avts
ofhe IN CSug-es5 from 1888 10 1856 have already
sa9sShe6 !or this city Col 81 aeu.ors eareui talent
Shd alton ststesca- his iam.as acqUaiU acce with
cur amsrtA-y history sld his curirs -duay, are
SUIT gusNa.e for the Is1ul execution OF Ills greks
undsii-ji6g. I ara eetr Sr, respectfully yosrsr
.... tgss sl.Ss' { e a'ss.
ExEOUTrvg OFFICE, OosUSBus, Decerbete 1856
i Al SIR: The prpycsd At-.cgmeu OF tbo DeeAtss Of
Ccf by Co0ce Eer9p. ectE tec u tie favor 81
az .>mercaIs The work i'aelf mcst inpprtsn II WI!
yace within the reach CT hcrserds otherwise inaccessible
treasures of haHeica knowledge s usks sudbie 70 the
resting tSemseve but eveb esure erhbttng the
beginnings Of great traces of evec2 he procession u which
81 passing before nd no nau Ia 40 well
Cited er tts work III. dsnguirs statesman WHO hss
de,tas it, Hs large experience tie public courcts aud
his udgmee Aof su6ctent guarantees that
tained which should lie Vsy respectfully Iouu,
The Hon Judge Ware Of the Untst stateI District Cou,
fer Name IN Q letter 10 kr. Whitman, says:-
faithful and impartial Aby6gment Of the Jecstee or Con
s from se orxao,auoo OF the goysrnCeot to the preseat
tes interest IN the history Of his couary Mr. Beutons
crs eIpex!eoce In public LIE familiarity vita a. The great
questions Of national policy bloc agaed tie country
and been dscud In Congress for the last ay years
wWk. AETACg WAEE
PORTLAND, FEB. IA, IaJ!.
IerscDs desiring agency for TIE aSOve vita oar oher
y APPLETON CO.
t4e and ~ Broadway. Ssw York
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Two THE COUNTRY PRE6S-ArTENTION-I.W WALK
Ek. pubsher again resp ecfully invites the attention
OF ie country the fohwing appeared
IN this The New YORK KyeniDg PoG New York
Times he the papers that the advertisements orr
nsllv appear cd in
To CONVEY PRysS-Couniry newspaper win please
take roce that The proposition TO cory advertisements
irencipg "A Vare Chance" or aGreAt induce mena 10
sgcnv,n a whhnsen this day, Nor. % 1866.
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M hDAME noRRow-rHE SEVENTH DAUGrrTnr OF
- @vsnn daughter, who wss also area asrfrforisL
nsaua gi TO tel AL The events N lie yous verg
Wtu9lr. ana whether married dneie an noe
~ ny lines Jon src 70 We married urd soon an VIII
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