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vA Frenchman having made port
folio into an umbrella, an American, in or
der that be might not be behind in iningenuity.
made a snuff box in the shape of pistol.
and by means of a slight spring. fred tho
snuff up his nose. At least We heard so.-
But the reader need not believe it unless ho
il very credulous.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-24
Notice..

HAVING returned to Charlotte, am again at
the disposal of those who may require my servi-
ces in the practice of Medicine and Surgery.
ROBERT GIBBON, NJ. D.
Feb Sd, 1857. 3l-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-24

LIFE IN New YoRK.-New York is just
now skittish place to live in. The "reign
of terror is upon US but the terror is in
the hearts of the people. The rich and af-
fluent do not dare go out of nights. Night
keys are out of use. The up-town gentle
men ring at their own bolted doors. In
many cases the servant girls will not go 20
the door at all, but men are employed ; and
and presidents go home, they have their
front doors thrown wide open that it may
be seen that no garroters are lurking in the
dark. Chamber doors are kept locked all
day; families do not 60 to bed without a
general search under the beds and an ener-
getic pok;ng in the closet with cane or
poker. The murder of DR.. Burdell, the
street stabbing and robbery, the choking
and garroting, which are pastimes Of our
city for the present, deter the theatre goers
the pleasure seekers from their usual pas
times. The houses of public play acting
are almost deserted, and the actors in most
of our theatres are like disabled soldiers
on half pay. Some talk of vigilance COM
mittees some call for a public meeting
The Mayor does all that he can do. He
cannot do more with the force he has. But
some aid must come from some source, or
the people will be universally armed.-NeU
York Letter.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-24
FEBRUARY "a, l857.---

gives the East Tennessee road the advan-
tage in distance over the Wilmington, Wei
don and Manchester roads of ll9 miles. and
the Danville route So miles over the East
Tennessee road. Senators attention is par
ticularly directed to the following table of
figures, viz:
From Washington to Aequia Creek, 55
1" Acquia Greek to Richmond, 76
/" Richmond to Bellfeld, &c
Weldon, 20
Wilmington, 162
N.-eastern Railroad, l07
Manchester, SIS
kingsvfIie. 9
f"t@" Branchyiile, 43
Augusta, IS
Warrenton, 81
Atlanta, 100
Total, e39
From Washington to Alexandria, 6
Lynchburg, 168
Tennessee line, 205
Knoxville, l30
Cleaveland, S3
Dalton, %
Atlanta, 100
Total, 72O
From Washington to Acquia Creek, 55
Richmond, rs
Danvlile. 147
Greensboro, so
Charlotte, "a
Chester, S. G. 40
Atlanta, 200
G60
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-24
Notice.

IN pursuance of a Resolution passed by the
Board of Directors of the Western Plank Road
Company, at meeting of said Board heldMt
Charlotte this day, (the Goth Januay,) 1 DO
hereby reques, the Stockholders ofsaid Company
to meet at the house Of Mr.. r. A Rozzell, in
Mecklenburg county, on the ed day of March
next, on business of Importance.
c. G. HENDERSON. President.
Feb Sd, 1857. 3I-lm
n. B.-The securities to the Bonds of said
Company also requested to attend at the
same time and place, or to be represented by
proxy as securities. G.. G.. H.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
MAINE AND VERMONT.


Have yOu heard the Republican thus
dsn Of The GoHh-sasll The Eehlsiaes
bavs tasted sni the facts are lesn. aero,
The continent, thas MOuiia : re sleeiea Gov.
snOr a Maine by mOse lhan l2.ooo ma.
jPfhyi And the ''litils North star'' tha,
gsiess 70 freedOms equality and unsuitable
justice, ahiSes Oa a. brightly IS syerl Re.
PSblieaRs of Ohio. oaee more in the cause
Of your county Iet the Iightnings rs. echo
that you ere again armed with the weap
On' OF eternal truth anl justice, and mar.
shA'''Og in battle array for the great pitch.
Cd battle. to come Of on ths 1Sb Fpz.
between ths armies Of freedom and etsrusi
slavery Shah the iightnings Aash The
tidiugs Of our defeat to our brethren in
The EaSti Sad tidings it would be to
them and humsnityl With q firm step
and united front let Us cncs more face the
enemy and victory, victory Is oura
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
WHO HAS CHANGED,


Three ofths nominees upon The Deuao-
cratic State ticket Vers members Of the
GeDersl Assembly OF 1859, and voted
for Salmon P. Chass for United States
Senator:
Henry B. Payne, candidate for Cover
nor, voted for Chase.
Henry Q, Whitman, candidate for Su-
preme Judge, voted for CHASE.
George E. Pugh, United States Soma
Tor, voted for Chase.
Samusl Medary, now Governor ofMin-
nssota, ipdorsed Chase as Democrat, and
80 did the Democratic presses throughout
Ohio, His political principles we're syow-
cd and known as widely then as now, and
they are unchanged.
Yet the Dred Scott Democracy hate him
with so intensity Of hatred proportioned to
their new born zeal for The pyopagatiap OI
SlaE ry.
Ey charis P. Edison voted for Chase,
and now is the Chase batting Bogus demo.
cratic candidate Cor the house. -
]. Haddick Smith, now editor Of the
Statesman. So they go-whO has chan.
gedi
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

A HAED Hu.-1he Fremont yoHrRa
'tslk eOoa s0Fs ofNL Finnrirock, the
Payne nOmibse Tor representative in thai
county, Eho was aairessiag some twenty
81 or Thirty persOus Ia de usual inflated
sisla Of the Bred Scott Democncy.. and
uakiRg the NOD OulFReeOas chNges
.eaiust GsssrRoF Chase and ths BLACK
RepublieaasT whes be f.psea suddenly
sal exclaimed: Now fsstleman. what
Do you thiak r. Iaslsutly = nlan rose in
the assembly. ssd With one eye partly
elosrd. mOdestly. with Scotch brogus. said:
"Mr. FinDetrOck, / think, Sir; | DO indeed,
Sir 1 tbiuk, tha II you and would
stump the county together. We could tell
more lies nor any other two men in the
county, Sir. and "a NOT SAY A
WORD MYSRLF, alllhe tins, SIR
This Ai is as fully applicable to Mr..
Payne kfDlself add his cOat tail, satellites
by name Of Ward & Rex who followed
him 10 bis peigfinatiohs into the county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

oppression aud rObbey, in its -piratieal
eogSe towards lhe nations Of Tie earth.
aud that although, he bad beoa an hoaes,
Democrat Of eighteen yeaB Standing. ana
bad received the HoAors and sv.olnmen,s
Of ths party aad sliH sSsrsI mors but ike
an hoSeS uan refused 70 proceed father
on With 'As ~ syGed DsmocrAtie party.
'a its do~ewayd eOurss, sOd whea thsis.
'eFnai Dred SEAT decision was iSoorpors,
ted into tie so-enlled Democratic creed Of
Ohio, be refused to 90 farther, lot de-
e,sred he had rather b rigkf aaa Be
PresideRtfH
TheVesPOu the Hon. joss A. BiSo-
BAN Of l'e'2ist Congressional district o.
Clio wss iutpdOce1 % The sudeuce.-asd
10 q a speech. yes IA sDOst seatl,ius speeob
"'erally set.With gems, lie eo,erta;ped tbs
Ssss~tlsge for two h~n sDd a half
We sa~ cd men, and yqrng, lauob At The
grsPhde description Ofthe LocoEoo marty
Meth and SOutb1--aud then to look calm
and tAO'gb'fal in listeniug to the reflections
Of the spesker apon The o6jset condition II
.as Oemoefatic party North, and 6nally n
h's del.neatiop Of the duties and oNioa-
''Oas of Freemeu Of the NOrtb, under the
obligatory provisions Of the Fugitive Slave
law now adopted as a part Of the Demo.
CT tic creed Of Ohio with moistened cheeks
dozens and dozens otthe calm and thought.
old men Prssept, Contemplated their con
dition As freemeu not permitted to rive
the poor Fugitive a ''crust ofbreag and
bid him God speedi And yet, this is
called Democracy! Oh, our country Twas
The spontaneous Outbuvt Of the feelings Of
The sedate and thoughtful even to the
shedding Of tsarsl Aher which General
Eckley entertainsd tie assemblape IN his
own forcible, aorid and mastery style, IN,
til every pred Scott Loco present. trem-
bled to the knee joints With eEcitementl
Excitement oftbe kind exhibited at a me.
nsgaie when che keeper goes round with
bic iron bar! - ~ Z
After which the meeting adjourned,
and returned under the sound Of swsei
music, discussed by the Wsyneshurpb
brass band, deterrni' ed to meet again at
the polls on the 18th proximo.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
LUCKY INVESTMENT.

A gentleman living 10 Celina, Mert;cc;'
county, Ohio, drew, on the sth Of August,
ct the fortunate and well known Lottery
Agency Of N. Savoy q Co., Washington,
D. c., the magnificent prize of s22, 900!
He paid for this snug fortune, the small
sun Of Ten DOllard What is most i'm
portsnt be received IN due course Of mail
a draft from these great prize sellers. pay,
able at the Ohio State Bank at Cincinnati
for the whole ofahs Gm0ant wilhOa De.
daction. Cannot some Of our readers, fol-
low in the footsteps Ofghis lucky gentle.
man from Celina. Sec Savoy q Co. q
advertisement Of Grand Lotteries, soon to
be drawn, IN our columns.
Sep. i0-3t. Cd +
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

Meetings are appointed forths following
places NJ eatly candIelighting, ou the
evenings of The days designated. The
speakers assigned will be present, or theiI
places filed byothets without fail. Lot
2 all, who love the light rather than dark
ness, be on hand, ...'
Washiagton--Thursday, September 20,
At Roudebush's school house. Roach.
Eckley and Tripr, speaker.
Ro6s--Saturlay, October 9rd, at James
Milier's school house. Roach, Eckley and
Ulman, speakers.
Pery-Mondav, October 9Th, ut Per.
rysvilIe. Roach, Eckley and Trip, speak.
ers.
Lee--0ctober 9th, at Harlem. Roach
Eckley and Ohamper. speakers.
East 49, Wednesday, October 1th. at
Sharp's school house, near Norristown.--
Roach, Eckley and orane, speakers.
HarrisoH--Phurslay October 9Th, at
New. Hanisburgh. Roach, Ecklsy and
Champer, speakers,
Uuiou-Friday. October 9th, at James
McCourls school house. Roach Trip and
Ulman. speakers.
= Westinghouse Saturday. October 10th,
at Figleyb mills, Roaab, Eckley and
Trip, speakers
/, BY arrangement Of Central Com.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
i 'fHE LoCoFoco PLUNDERINGs.

E"IF Is our OPINION THAT Jso -ET
AE-q. BREsLIS ABsTRAoTED THE ~
,GH-EosEY FRoM THE FREAsURY!" -Ey
$50 says Tho1tos SpGrroW( Democrat J
soho carefully Investigated the matter.
a. .hEsIE GIBsoN is TO BLAME ONE -Eg
ET"PARr IN A HUEpRED IN REGARD -&G
AT-aT0 FHIs NArFER, / AN TO BLAME -RT
EI@NIEETY-NIEE PARTS IN HUN, -AsJ
~"DREDf' -ET-Last ,Oords, before he
slopsd, of Brsslin himself z
HsJf Bseslia has paid has sue .6ET
AWaesssor all The public monies Which .gy
6.r"Wsre IN his hands, he must bavs. .GsH
Ey'sVidsHce Of he fgct."-Report of
Abe committee. A" .f
WHRRE Is THAT EVIDECEl.. WHY
DON'T BRESLIN PRODUCE IT.
WHY HAS HE FLED HIS C0pN.
TRYf ..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
SUB-TREAsURYn

This Ra pat Of the DspOcTaGe zesd
Of Ohio, as ayowed BY Gov. FsyDe and
his satellites yesterday aud last night
Pay your tarss in gold and silusrI And
eOcloss i in Triple stssl, and give the
Breslia Democrats the keysll That is
il pay your taxes 10 gold aud sRVer Is to
be vOur rssrGrdfOr Paypes electiOnl What
think you Democrats Of this process! This
Is The ayowed doctrine Of Gov. Payne we
with q hundred Others heard hlml
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
HORRIBLE AND MYSTERIOUS
AFFAIR IN PHILADELPHIA
-MURDkB OF A WIFE,

! AT an early hour yesterday morning
woman, apparently about 4S years Of ag
named CathstiDe Volder, residing will
her husband in the third story Of bousi
at the corner of 9th and South streets, wai
found dead in bed under circumstance
which induce the belle! that she had beer
most fOully murdered. The affair. houev
er, is involved in mystery. and the inVes.
tiOation thus Tor. he's thrown little light
upon the matter. Tie facts are. as fal
as we could learn them, rs follows:
About halfpast six o'clock yesterday
morning as officers Fitzsimmons and Car.
lin we're in the vicinity of the southeast
corner of Seventh and South streets, they
heard a singular noise proceeding from
the third story OF the building, They
Immediately entered the house and pro-
ceeded TO a small room in the rear of the
third story Of the building, whore they
found german named John Volder, de
porting himself 10 a partially insane man.
r. He was raving in German, and the
officers were unable to understand a sin.
gle word he said. Catherine volder. his
wife, was lying upon the bed with her
throat cut from ear to ear, In most shock.
ing manner. The face arms. hands and
body were bespattered with blood, and a
pool was lying beneath her head, upon the
bed. She had number Of other wounds
upon Ter person. The right arm had a
desp cash across Il, opposite the elbow, The
left arm wss also badly lacerated near the
sane point. The right wrist bad deep
cash across II, as though It had been re.
ceived In struggle, and the hands were
covered with blood. A razor, bali open
was lying across her left arm.
The building in which this dreaful af.
fair took place is literally tenant house
being occupied BY no less than eight Ger
man and French families. Every room in
Ihe building has in il one or more families.
The other occupants Of tie house appear
o know little or nothing about the affair, |
Fhe family opposite, on the same AooF.
tate that Voljer called at tlIeir room at
tx O'Clock yesterday morning, and said
something must be the matter with his
wife, as her room was locked. After some
lime Volder broke open the door which
was about the time the officers entered The
ouse. |
The room in which the dreadful affair
ook place presented rather squalid sp-
pearance. There was no carpet on the
foor, and the furniture consisted Of stove,
! table, three chairs. bench, looking.
glass, and a low bedstead. There was a
arge pool Of blood extending from the |
,sntre Of the room to the bed. There
was 10 blood upon the door, walls, or
staircase, A pool Of blood was found
upon the floor Of q summer clubhouse,
which could not be accounted for
Another suspicious circumstance is the
fact that lamp and matchbox were
found upon the stove, both Of which were
covered with blood.
When taken to the cslls. Volder kept
up an incesant groaning. His lips were
bloodlesS his aspect cadavorous and bis
general appearance distressing IN the ex.
IRENE. Philadelphia North Americon.
Moaday, 24t6.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
GUARDIANS SALE.

By virtue Of an order Of sale to me di.
rected, from the PrObate Court Of Carroll
county and Slate of0hio. Twill offer 1t
public yenduo Oatks pEsmisss; on the 81
day of October n ID. 1885,, the follow.
ing property TO witttbe NOHh-Wsst quar-.
ter OF section twenty, OF tOwnahip thir-
teen Of range four, 10 Carroll county, be-
ing the property belonging 10 the minor
heirs of James NJ. George, laia Of sail
county, deceased, which ssid land ], ,subject
to the dover estate of ssid widow Of the
deceased; containing ninety tao aersa of Of
the west side Of said quarter. Tsrms
of sale; One third ia band, and the Lal.
sOee in two equal annual payments Of one
and two sears, with interest, secured by
on the premises. gy.
afI THOMAS GEORGE
Guardian Of CbristiSna George, Mary
James George, minor heirs Of JalneS d.
George, deceased. 0ge aa o i'd.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
900 IN COUNCIL.


On last Monday in pursuance Of an
Oouncsmsnt Of the Republican Central
COMMITTEES, the friends Of Freedom for
Kansas freedom Of speech, everywhere,
cane, notwithstanding the extremity busy
ssasOn of the year, in which the farmers
have Just completed long and late bar
vest, aud have fairly set about casting
the sesd Afresb, for another harvest in
aka5srs thai surprised the Locofocos, and
pleased our friends. Hundreds were on
che ground before the hour arrived. The
tables we're well loaded with the rich
bOuuties Of nature, and neatly arranged by
the Republican ladies Of Carollton, and
vt about ! past is o'clock NJ. the congre-
gated thrOng followed the'exceiIent Brass
Bmdt from the Public Square, to the Fair
Grounds. where they were invited to par
take Of :hs Tepast prepared lQr the Ocea.
siOn, aud most crelitably, was the reputa-
ton Of the ladies' good culinary taste sus-
tanned, BY the clean snd ample manner
twAa which the assemblago Consumed the
Eishds spread before them.
Afler ail had had dinner (except a knot
nf a dozen or 90 bitter ones about town1 il
aas announced that the speaking would
Aow commence, thereupon II. COgsil. Esq.
Azas nominated and ehoser President, and
Sudge George, Of jefferson, Aud Mr.. James
1IeConrt Of Carroll Vice Presidents of
abe neAng, wheresPon Gen. Eckley,
snnounced fem the stand that the Hon.
r, 3. WARDER of Columbus who had
been assigned Us as speaker fos the oe-
cmioH. by tue State Central ComuAittee
had in consequence Of the press Of profes.
siopal Laasinesa been compelled 10 leave
Eteuteteille. for home. on Saturday even
ing last and therefore was not present to
enlightened ss, in psr.oh. By whist process
be hed Lseowe % fer rational, as to refuse
sasSt,AlRsssHih tbepan5 Of tyranny
s la .sasgsaa5Q asstl g5o
- $3.50 IS. y q
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24


HoRowqys PWs are the best remedy
knogn IN The WOrld for tie tolloWing
diseases:
Asthma Diarrhra Indigestion Stone aud
Bowel Dropsy Influenza Gravel
Comprt Debility Inilamation Second ary
Coughs Fever and Inward Weak Symptoms
Colds Ague ness Fenereal
Chest Dis.F e NAL e Liver Com. Affections
eases Complaints pliiuts Worms Of
Costive Headaches Lowness Of all kinds
ness Dyspepsia Spirits Piles.
tECAUTION!-None are genuine un-
less the words Holloway, New York and
London" are disceraible as Water mark in
every leaf Of the book Of directions around
each pot or box; the same may be plainly
seen by holding the leaf to the hight. A
handsome reward will be given to any one
rendering such information as may lead to the
detection Of any party or parties coupteHeitng
che medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious
- Sold at the Mandatory Of Professor
Holloway, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all resp ctahle Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines throughout the United States and the
civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents, 62t cents,
and 81 each. .- ..
sB There is considerable saving by ia.
king the larger size.
NIB. - Directions for the guidance Of pa.
tieuts in every disorder are affixed to each lex.
September 10th, lS67.-ly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
THE STATE OF OHIO CARROLL CO., IS.
Thomas Kinsey, In the Court Ol

A"''"eo ~"sNs' an ~, So NoSOA VI
Abraham westfa)l, ct ais Civil Action.
Abraham WestiaI, one Of the defendants In
this action aud Who Is a non resident Of the
State Of Ohio, is hereby nOtiGed, that Thomas
Kinsey, plaintiff, has fled bis petition 10 said
Court, setting forth among other things that
said Abraham WestfaIl and Adafne WestfaIl,
his wife, did on the seth day Of March, 1891,
10 secure to the said Thomas Kinsey, the pay,
msnt Of two hundred dollars, with the interest
that should become due thereon, execute and
deliger. to the said Thomas Kipsey, a mortgage
deed OF lands aud tenements, situate in the said
county OF Carroll, with the appmtenances, be.
ing in the district Of lauds subject TO sale at
Steubenville, and in ranged, township IS. Be-.
ing part of The South vest quarter Of section
y Described as follows Commencing sixty
40 feet from the section line, at the North west
corner of George Crawibrd's lot thence West,
parallel With the State road, sixty 1907 feet
thence South, one hundred and sixty feet,
thence East, sixty (60) feet, thence North one
hundled and sixty feet to the place Of begin.
ming. ta. - |.--" -,
The said Abraham Westfail, Is further mott.
fed that that the said Thomas Rinsey, ale.
ges in said petition, that the said sum OF two
hundred dollars, with the interest due thereon,
remains wholly unpaid. And that the time ior
such payment is now elapsed, and that IL said
Abraham Westiall, fail to demur, or answer said
petition, on or before the lst day of the 0cto-
Der term 1851, Of said Court, the allegations set
forth Ia said petition viii be taken as confessed.
and judgment against him, and an order Of
sale of the mortgaged premises, will be di.
rected accordingly THOMAS KlNsEY. ]
WIN. H. Champer, Attorney. T.
July 93d 1887 Pa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

EDTToRs FREE PREss.-Sis;--You viii
please announce the name Of G. A. bee,
GEL. Of Centre. as an Independent, Old
Line Wing Candidate, for the Office Of
Treasurer, and Oblige many Old Line
Wings, and Democrats Of
CARROLL COUNTY,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24

Jm LOns.-It Is fumored, 90 says the
st. Louis DemocrGf. that Jim Lane Of
Kansas has been killed in Lawrence City,
BY q prc-slavery rowdy. Shot down in
the streets.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
AMERICAN HOUSE,
CARR0LLT0M OH

e SAteINOLbLOIs, OdlO.
ON the lst Of October next the undersigned
Twill have the above House ready for the en-.
tertainment Of the travelling public The same
is undergoing thorough renovation from eel.
lar 10 garret, and will be in excellent condition
for the reception Of guests, where their every
want shall be fully administered to. The sta
bles shall always be well supplied with hay
and provehder for horse. Give me a call
and your bills she'll be reasonable,
Sept. 10Th, 81, 1T. SAMUEL STR EEBY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
} THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.

Dyspepsiais themost common disease among
Al diseases % this country. Itassumesa thous.
and shapes, and Is tne P-imlrY source Of N
uumerabls dangerous msladies; but wl=s ever
is type or symptoms, hOwever obsudsssss Us
resistance TO ordinary preparations, Il yields
readily and rapidly to this searching and un-
errinR remedy. ~.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-24
BILIoUs INFECTIONS.

The quantity and quality Of the bile are Of
vital Importance TO health. Upon the liver,
the gland which secretes this fluid. these Pills
operate specifically, inhlibly rectiiying its
Irregularities and eifectually curing Jaundice
Bilious Remittants, and all the varietieJ Of
diseases gsnepted By al unnatural eO4disiOn
Of the orpan.