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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

Law Was repealed, instead OF being modified. o.
euddealy o. 1t had been enacted. Thus we were
LETT to experience again the evils which have
borne us down before.
ybe destrus ton of all the past political issues
end isms which is now going on, keeuing step
with The destruction of inflated values and extrava
CANT hopes, will be A'cceeded by great popular
demand for practical Legislation. Congress has
wasted several sessions in The discussion of use
less and abstract questions, and in portioning out
the public domain amoug schemers and
johbers of all KINDS. The Thurlsw Weeds
and Mattesons have been dictatoss In our legisla
tive balls. They must now give place tocommcr
sense, honesty, and practical study Of the public
coed. Let our young and ambitious legis.' ator'
look to these things, and study them weil The
coming race of political leaders, the men who q Z
to succeed the Stewards, Weeds and Matteso.s,
must be practical statesmen, bringing forward
practical measures in practical way Who is
the man that will make bis mark by Introducing
into the next Congress that necessary adjunct Of
the credit ystem-a good bankrupt law? We
do not want retroactive thing to benefit disho-
nest debtors, but one that shall enable the honest
merchant, in times Of great suddenIc
like the present, to adapt his obligations to the
new order of things, and continue to be useful to
society, to his family and to himself.
THE SICKIEs LIBEL SUIr.-A certain branch of
this amusing affair is now up for argument be-
fore the Court of Sessions 1t seems that Dan
Sickles is very anxious to prevent any prelimina-
~ examination; but the public have some int
rest in getting such an examination, particularly
at this epoch in the history of political morality
and political elections. We have reason to be-
on the stand good many of the leading politi-
clans of the city, whose evidence would tend to
exhibit the character of the present race of poll
ticans and Of parties During the last three or
four years the taxes of the suffering people of
this city have increased from three to nearly nine
millions Of dollars. The Lowber swindle of
$500, 900, in which Busted, as Corporation Coun-
sci, and Dan Sickles, as the referee, aided and as
sisted, is merely sample of the process that has
been going on for the last few years, and which
has been increasing our taxes and public burdens
Sickles and Busted, in aiding that atrocious
swindle on the public treasury, which was fortu-
nately stopped by Comptroller Flagg and Judge
Roosevelt, are only presented as specimen bricks,
showing the general character of the politicians
with whom this wealthy metropolis is now
cured.
The preliminary examination in this funny IL
bel suit If il be not cboked off by the courts for
some indefinite period, may reveal many of the
secrets of the atrocious system of corruption that
has increased our taxes, and may exhibit thestate
Of morality of our present race of politicians so
that the people of this city may be able to see
and Judge clearly what is to be done by them
to and during the ensuing important
election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-07-09
AMENDMENT no, 8.
Dstsd April $, 1887.

Rsseigsdby TIE General AsSSmtiy Of the Stot
V0hiO, thres-ffths ofthe members elected to eacI
branch, concurring therein, that II be and hereby
10 proposed to the electors OF the State to vote OF
the second Tuesday Of October next, 10 approve o.
reject the following amendment as a substi
tute er the second and third sections Of tho twel
srliels Of the Constitution.
AL property, personal and real, shall bo subject
10 taxation By uniform rule. at the true value
thereof 10 money but such deductions from cred
its may be allowed as the General Assembly may
deem expedieut; Provided, that burying grounds
pablie schOol houses, and all other public proper
~. and all Institutions Of purely public charity and
MI houses used exclusively for pubic worship,
shsll be exempt from taxation, and If the tota
value Of the personal property Of any person shal
uos exceed hfiy dOlan. the same may be exempt
ffom taIaticn. AL property employed in banking
shall always bear burden Of taxation equal &
tbslisspossd on the property Of individuals.
N II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker st The House Of Representatives.
.s''k.a s,ss - THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April ads 1861. ~
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To School Teachers

TIE B0AkD OF SCHOOL EXAMNERs FOL
CAROL county, will hold Six MKErTEes for the an
animation Of School teachers during the wear 1851 or
the following days, namely; On the third Wednes
day in February April, June, August October, ant
December. The meetings will be held IN one Of n,
public school houses in CarrOltOn, commencing at IL
O'Clock, forenoon.
The standing rules Of the Board regulating e1ami
nations are the following:
l. Each applicant not personally known 70
the Board, must produce q certificate Of good mora
character Of late date. and signed BY or more re-
sponsible persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished with pen.
Ink and paper; and also with MeGufeys Fifth Reader
g. 10 each applicant will be submitted a list Of
questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geog
rAphy, to be answered In writing.
4. No applicant will be regarded ss qualified to
teach, nor entitled to certificate, who does not cor.
recty answer half Of the questions submitted in
each branch.
D. i-eaies viii not be issued on the day Of e1
animation, but they Sil be remied by mail or other
wise as soon ne practicable. And when an applican.
Is deemed unqualified note stating that fact win be
sent him.
s. Applicants coming In after the class formed
and the examination has commenced will bee xpe eted
to wait until the next regular day of examlna ion.
Z. No certificate will be granted to any person who
known to the Board to be habituated to the use Of
profane language, to be intempetate or dishonest.
8. Zach applicant must furnish hlmgelf with
stemped envelope, aud him Eeli rdCrse with his
own name and address, and In such enve ope his Ger
t.Bca,e OI note will be forwarded.
by order of the Bosri
Sanury l, ls5I.-V. WM. Mccoy, Sc v.
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sHRRIFFes SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of a wri. Of q ia ct lev ia. issued ou,
I'D Of the Court Of Common Pleas, for Portage coup.
v ct a'. and to me directed, will offer tor sale on
Saturday The lI& day Of July, Il. D, 1867.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and o'clock
2. M, u the door OF the Court House In Carrollton,
the following described real estate, to wit part Of
the South.east quarter Of section Aeen township ff
Teen and range 1--WE; and for bOundeFy commencing At
the SOUTHEAST corner Of lot number twelve In he
town Of Augusts, running South one hundred feet,
thence West hundred and slxty feet thence North
one hundred feet thence east one hundred and sixty
ee 20 shs place beginning end known the Augusta
section sixteen township fifteen Of rauge Ave. Also
ty acres of Of the West side Of the Northwest ounr
ter Of section een township and range alotesaId Of
the land directed to be sold at SteabehviIle Ohio.
Terms cash. John H. MHlTCRAFT.
Jane I. 1857. pr fee Sheriff CattSh l,o
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A FENOElfA FENCEI
FOR SALE OR RENT

The subscriber offers for sais on reasonabs ,s,r ,l
following real estate situate On Main Street, Oarsoon
Carroll county, Ohio, 10 WitS--ons lOt en- uhoh q =
rected large two story brick bading, well hni1heS
suitable for dwelling Hotel also, email lOt sdioia
dous frame stable. sufficient in sus 70 contain So hos
ses-also, two other lots In one enclosure with rnms
dwelling house thereon The above property win b.
sold separately or jointly 10 suit purchasers-aDd a
not sold viii be for rent.
vii also eel two quarter sections Of laad n Wood
bury county state Of Iowa. also one quarter secsn Of
land in Ida county In thesate olowa whichWi IL aol
separately or jointly TO sui purchasers.
For Terms sPply to Dr., John 8. Ha4tsF OanOllsos
Ohio. p. y, PRICE.
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ass.-ssr-1srf se-ss-r-7-s svf ftett7-za' te
81 @ars aH- .H- Fol. .
cL '.-- "a. vaEt ,n-
s.1 ilrtEul O. cslru.tor5 10 cad
-d0.- .o.l ,ief psss sr .5ot.iau or INTERESTS slc.
e ~ e PFrviH ms sre Required. ssd uay tom TIM
% uiue s5ei er repeal a.. saeh laas, As are au-
thOsiEs4 b, thIs sscnon.
n. H, VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated APFi Sd, 1851.
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knxEDNsEr 10. u

Eesolred BY Ghs General Assembly Of the Stat.
~ 0kis. Three iifths Of the men bess eeotad to
eAch hoass coneuFring therein. That Il be and
hereby Is proposed to the electors Of the State, on
tbs second TnesdRy Of October next to approye ol
niect fhe following amendment as substitute
a. ha iJss and apcend seclions Of the tlirtecntl
artiele ceihs cons1iimiohs ViE: Corporations o.
sssry oecnptioa shaIs be created. and corporate
posezs g'a5sedcnly hysehtFal LHs which shal
tkEe The powers. privileges q nmnnil;es and
pesAs sbs ssss = @e t,Je te3 esck cl,s q
sss tss - - a s - z D
-. - 81 80 sd As
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SANDERS,
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE
Patented Lima 6. 1879

" is Rake is intended for rakng hay and cleaning
wheat fields. n will work well on rouSh ston :
Ig C,td; the teeth being the common metallic snrins
setl lee operation Is the simple and easy Of any
Hotse Rake In use. The operator rides and operate,
the Kake with his leet the teeth being attached to the
axetree which Is the hesd OF the Rake with hinges on
tho front side attached to the shai the head v6rates
on the axes a. required by the operator to leave the
load when necessary. The Rake is well adapted to All
classes Of men. This Is thocheapest simplest and best
Horse Rake now In use; at all Fairs where exhibited II
has taken the premium.
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, from
the Paentee, and offer said Rake to the farmers of lit
tie Carroll at reasonable terms.
A model of the Rake can be seen al the american
Houpe,
CarrOlltOn, Ohio. wOoDDoRNE & R0UDEBUsH.
July i2, 1853, Il. ....-'
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ANRNnMENT no. z.


Resolved by the General Assembly Of the Stat
Of Ohio, ThFee-ffths Of the members elected L
sash House eoncurring therein that il be, ant
hereby is proposed to the electom Of this State
10 vote on the second Tuesday Of October next
upon the approval or rejection Of the following
amendment, ss a substitute for the fifth and sixth
sections Of the fourth article Of the Constitution,
uE.: SEC. 8. District Courts shall be held in
ssch county ut least once in each year, by one or
more District Judges elected by the electors of
separate districts to be prescribed by law, who shall
hold their Office for years; and during their con.
inuance In office shall reside in the district for
which they are elected, The provisions of the
fourteenth section Of this article shall apply to Dis
trict Judges. The General assembly may by law
authorize the judges Of the District Court and of
the Courts Of common pleas, to fix the times Of
holding their respective courts Until District
Judges shall have been elected and qualified district
Courts shall be held by the Judges Of the Supreme
Court and Of the Courts of Common Pleas, as
nov authorized. SEc 8. The District Court shall
have such jurisdiction as may be provided by law
and The judges thereof shall have and exercise such
power aud Jurisdiction at chambers, and may be
required to cit sjudges ofthe court Of Common
Psas as Shall be directed BY law
-a r N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
..a. President Of tue Senate.
Dstsd April $, 1881.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-07-09
&c. .7I6 prizes amounting to .a mn Ss6,66a
WHOLE TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACE

20 Il6 prizes amounting to- ana a SS666az@
WHOLE TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
Managers printed Certificates Of Packages Of whole
tickets, containing every number In the Lottery aEa
which may draw four handsome prizes, viii be sent ky
mail, securely enveloped and sealed. for $40. - sN
In this scheme, package Of 26 whole tickets would
cost S26bu they bOuud draw at least sl6 We
will send .s,, t -
Certificates of % who'd tickets for $40
Certificates Of 26 half tickets tor ss q hCE 8 as
Certificates of 26 quarter tickets for : "a $50 s,ss
The official account Of the drawing, with written
statement Of the amount drawn win be leewaided h
mediatey after the drawing 70 those who order theIr
tickets at this Office Bank Notes. Certificates Of De.
posite or prizes in any responsible Lotteries. win Be
taken for tickets and packages in these popular end
fsr-famed Lotteries and all prizes sold vii be paid -
mediately after the draW ing IN full withoat dscoans
in Sight Drafts on New York; or If preferred Geld
will be forwarded BY the Express Company IN well Sc
cured Boxes. s,fff ssgg sex sieets sssf8r
All ordrs should be sent for packages and single TICK
cts by the earliest mails to avoid Disappointment as
they are often scarce and sometimes aSe al polda
week before the day Of drawing. ssgEasxs gynao s8
For Packages or single tickets In the shove EieA
and beautiful Lottery, orders must be addressed by
mail 10 the truly fortunate and farhmed prize sellers
= .sa 4 a1se s7a yssss8s M.sAv0T q co, q %
June 25th, l6s7-.6m. vi Nsshingsoa D. G. y
/" n
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MOTHERS, SAVE YOUR CHILDREN
Kemp'S Vegetable Worm PaStilleS
They are infallible for the cure of
m ID n u MOI

INTE r n A L WO KMSII
THE peculiar properties which belong to "Kemp's
/ Lozenges," have never before been combined in
any preparation They are attractive to the eye,
swEETMEAT OF DELICIOUS FLAVOR,
rapid yet harmless in their operation composed solely Of
VEGETABLE MATERIAL,
and require no mercury to be taken before or after
them. They do their work more thoroughly han any
Of the nauseous Vermifuges of the days
THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH
considered by the most distinguished Physicians to
be worms among children. 1t Is scarcely necessary,
therefore to put mothers on their guard against this
insdious complaint or to recommend them to take
prompt steps to remove It by the of the only true
remedy. Kemps Pastilles presented in such palata-
table FORM that children take them eagerly without
ooaxing. Sold by D. 7. Lanman o., SO, Water.st,
New York, and BY all druggists, at % cents per bottle.
April 80, l867.ly al
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Dy o'utr OF the beerd,
Sanury lSbI.-h. WM. Mccoy Sc y
CARROLL AND TUSCARAWA
TR0TTlNG STALLION,
4" FLINT MORGAN


" ii mako Spring Season, Commencing at the Sta
1is OFF Lappn, Carroll Co., AOHl q g. 4, I3, IA. IS
%. "a, %, May, 5, 6, ID, is, l6, 25, 26 a.
June, 5 g, l5, l6. IL, 25, 26 27,-Stable of VI
Albert \,y PHILADELPHIA Aplil, 6, Z, 8. 16 II, IS-
g. IS 70, May, 8,9, lS, l9, 20 90 80, 80 June &
3, TO- S, 10, 30, 20, 80, July |, SnYle Of VIM. Al,
kins, New Cumberland April 8, L., II, 90, 2l, o. so
May |, 2, H. l2, l3. 81, o. 2S, June |, q g. IL I2
l3 %, 23, "a, july, 2,3,4.
Pedigree.-le was sired by Napol.on Morgan. "
G Sire old "Flnt Morgan" e. G. Sire old "Shermau
Morgan" g. g, G, sire Justin Morgan. His dam was
an imported gsh mare Of great capabity and pow.
er; her color a bay
Terms'-Twenty dollars for foal parable When the
mare is known be with loa, mares parted with be
fore foaiDg time will be dered with fual and pay
ment demanded accordingly,
Pasturng or stablng furnished mares from distance
with good care, at the owners risk as to accidents,
All public d ,ys and time to move excepted,
WIZ. CELLERS
j. MILLS
F. A. KLIsE, Groom
April 2Sd -'57-td
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n. H, VAN WORRIES.
AMENDMENT NO. 8,

AMENDMENT no. 8.
PSsolVsd, b. the General Assembly Of he
State of 0Aio, three tftbs Of the members elected
to each House cOncuning therein, that It be, and
hereby Is proposed 10 the electors Of this State, TO
vote, on the second Tuesday Of October next, up
on the approval or rejection Of the following
amendment as an additional section TO article elev>
en- Of the Constitution. Every county which now
is, OF may hereafter be entitled to more than one
SENATOR or Representative for the residue Of the
present deeennial period, or fof ALL or any portion
Of any subsequent decenniAl period shall be divi-
dsd into IS many Senatorial and Representative
districts Is there may be SenatoS or Representa-
tives elective in any year Of the present. or any
subsequent decennial period, which districts shall
be Of contiguous territory, and each district shall
contain as nearly ratio for Senator or Represent
alive as is attainable, without violating the rule
herein given as to contiguity of territory, and
without dividing any township election precinct or
ward. II any Representative or Senatorial dis
trict, composed Of two or more counties, shall by
reason of any excess Of population over ratio,
be entitled 10 additional Representatives or Sena-
tons for any portion Of the preseRt or any subse-
quent decennia period, the district shall be divided
into two districts, for each portion Of such de-
cennial period, which shall be contiguous territory,
aud each shall contain rs ueT a ratio rs is Ittuina-
be without dividing counties.
II ofreason by the annexation Of one Senate.
rial district to another there shall be any exec Of
population over a Senatorial ratio, which shall be
entitled to additional Senatorial representation for
any portion Of any decennal period, each district
rs now constituted shall elect one Senator
Counties shall be divided into districts by the
county commissioners or such other board Of off
GERS elective and resident in the proper county rs
may be provided BY law. At least four months
prior to the general election in 858 the counties
entitled to more than one member of either house
shall hs divided into districts for the residue of the
present deceunsl period, and at least four months
prior to the geDerel election in the first year Of
esch subsequent decennial period, the counties en-
titled to more than one member for all or any por-
ton Of such decennial period, in either or both
houses shall be divided into districts for the whole
Of the decebniOl period. A description Of the
district Of each county shall be published as may
be directed by the comfy commissioners or as may
be prescribed by law.
N. Il. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1887,
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Lisbon street CarrOlItOn, Ohio.
INHE subscriber would respectfully inform Farmers.
Mechanics, &C., that he he has taken back and has
now in fuloperationthe Carrolton new
CUPOLA FOUNDRY.
And Is amply prepared to furnish to order all kinds Of
PlOughs Plough Points, Stoves, Castings Of all des
crptons, at the shortest notice, and at reasonable
prices
a good ard extensive stock of PlOughs, Points
Stoves Castings &c. constantly kept on hand and e.,
sale at low prices, for Cash. E. MCGUIRE
Nov. 18th 1885, IT, $500 =
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By fessrysrA1
Loss ey YHG SHIP yioAr

Loss eY rBE SHIP FLOATING ZEpRrR
CHARLEsTos, September %, 1857.
The ship Flcnds, from Liverpool for Sav.s,.h
touched of this por, and placed 10 pilot boa. Can
Joseph Young ard the officers ard crew leishsee,
number of the ship Floating Zephyr, Of Boz,
water.logced in the late gae.
The Floating Zephyr WAS an vessel so tu,,
built in Maine in 1883, and w, owned BY the c.,s.,
ard others. She was from Pensacola, bend 10 Ba.-
nos Ayres, with timber, &c.-Ep.l
MORE DISASTERS.
The bark Washington Butcher, Capt. Co,hr,. IA
days from New.Orlssps, which arrived a. Phlaael.
nhie Yesterday, reports "a follows:
Sent. Il. lsi 81 ~, ION. 70, encountered ',-,
,ifc Gale from NNE., which continued withou, aanh
ip,srmis,ion until the l3ih, during which shipped
.one tremendcu. seas, and lost part Of deck. ICED
consisting Of empty casks. On the 18Th PISSED a.
mas,s Of squsIa1gged vessel and several pieces Of
wreck -
The steamship Kenpebec, Capt Hand, 20 hours
from New.Ycrk, arrived at Philadslphis yesterday
saw . sunten schooner, apparently coal Oaded, on
the lower end Of Joe Flogger; had sgoA OF distress.
ayrg but on rearing her could zee nobody GA board.
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and IN fwsy moro objectionable than hiss ever
We, been taken. The lzws to requisite eeeeons
viii be OF the most Tnopst.0us charseter. fuliy
cacuIstsd to perpetBate This bogus usurpat'cn 70 oe
fspee Of the popular will The Judiciiry VII be
frangsd so "a 10 be only responsible % these anhol
aies. Every part Of their work w.l be framed WIN
close eye 20 the perpetua:ion OF fraud. Tney VIII
provide Tor a STATE Government which VIII no
adopted a. as short tine AZ possible sfer the Con-
stiiuiion is framed.
1t possible that Gey may submit the Consttd-
ton to let Of Registered voters but do not think
that policy even Will prevail. believe It VIII Dor
be submitted at all. Ire result of the October
election will be clsimed az decision 10 lts itVor.
Besides, the ground will be taken that tbe vote Tor
State officers under il viii he sufficient suomls-
SION; While that election, n.as rendered i'taby
Objectionable Ia Free. State men, aDi a.;o enVr01ed
by difficulties insurmOuntlb.e, Will be carried ny
Their, and viii really exhibit nothing. siaIe
Government thus framed and origlG1ted VIII claim
TO have tgal e1istence from he moment 81 ITS IN
option, on the ground that the General GoVern-
neht has recognized this Constitutional movement
legal, owing 10 it, emaBatlon from the bokds
Territorial Government. Their request f"r ahulIs'
son vii thus 90 up 70 Congress IN It's strongest shape
Let thinking men ponder this programme Kno"
/ hazard something by thus giving an opinion before
an election which will In ~ result. Ia some extent
govern II; but such 1 ain c0nlldeht II the arrange
meDt nOn.
Messrs. Fitzpatrick and Campbell, the two Free
State contestants for seats, wee ANONYMOUSLY
kicked out. Before adjourniDg, the Convention
voted 10 adjourn their Cases indefinitely No Gov
Walker was there 10 sustain them in en- spplica-
ton into which they, in their weakness, We're be-
trayed by biz promises. Irfeguiarly elected Pro-
Slavery men have got their seats without struggle
BY some piece of legerdenaiu, their names were
inserted as regulars in he certified list of Secretary
Stanton. The poor FEDERAL aPpointees make haste
TO do all the dirty work to proptlate these ruiiin..
The Convention has sdjcurned Next comes the
October struggle. Alas, the Free-Stste Samson Is
shorn Of his locks and bound heplessy in letters
of iron