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VINO ls IN REED OF AoEEYi-We see
by one Of our exchange psrers, that the
grand and princOly fortune Of rs, 600 Dol.
fare, was drawn at the far famed and luch y
Lottery Office Of N. SAVoYG Co. Wasb.
ing'oa D. Cr on the goth Of September.
sy,a ~, worthy old Farmer in Upper Balls,
Windsor County, Vermont, named James
B. Ranson: This was indeed lucky hit,
but N. SAVOY d Cos, ia truly . iorlu.
nate Office in which to draw handsome pri.
zes, and we cant help advising our rqml.
srs to lock at the spleuded and popular
Lotteries advertised in our paper BY these
great PriaO Sellers, asei 10 those p6o ,saas
aeons' ws ny order, By oN means wik.
s's dstaya Jew Of u. SAVOY l. Cos.
IusEy tickets.
Oct. l5,-sL
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. SANDERS,
IMPROVED HORSE RAKE
Patented June 4. 1852. -''

THIS Rake is intended for raking hay and
L cleaning wheat fields. II win work well
on rough, stony ground; the teeth being tht
common metallic spring steel. Its operatio,
sthe most simple and easy of any HORSE Rak.
in use The operator rides and operates tLe
Bake with his feet, the teeth being attached
TO the axletree, which is the head Ofthe Rake
with hinges on the front side attached to tbe
shafts; the head vibrates on the axes as ia 20,
qaired by the operator to leave the load wban
necessary. The Rake is well ADAPTED 10 Al
classes Of men. This is the cheapest. simnles,
and best Horse Rake now in use; al ali Fairs
where exhibited it has taken the premium
We have purchased tue right lor oarroll co
from the Patentee, and offer said Rake to the
farmers OF Little Carroll at reasonable terms.
A model of the Rake can be seen at The
American House, Carrolton, ohio.
WO0DB0RNE& / RQUDEBUsH.
July l2, l4Ss>f
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MALE SHEET.

Wsouly issue bali sheet this week IN
nFdar ogiTe our haHdsa little tine to see
she animsls and ''mix IN" With tie fair.-
We have just gOt through the campaign,
and We do no, think our patrons will cum
plain II We lskes little rvst, whle the
smoke oflis tsrIt is clearing sWp,. after
saeh press Of work a printers slssys
have during such times, So here goes for
. S@h up snd clsah die.y to 90 to tie
Esir.
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Election Returns!
nMmnaII G0u-A-
UdIEVH VOunLl.

All the townships are heard from. except
two. Rose and Loudon: which make
Chases majority about $50, ylib the en-.
tire State ticket. The Democratic SD r..
~, FerFall, is elected by probably so ma
jori1y, The Republican Representative is
elected by from 100 10 goo msiority.--
Treasurer by $50 to 200. The balance
sf tbe county ticket is elected by about tie
same majority with the State ticket.
LAFER.--All tOwQships in-Democratic
shsntf elected by 30 majority. Balance
b Republican ticket elected by 1870, to 2sI,
ioT CHASE, Full returns next week,
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ss666s
b, L!6 prizes, amol nting to ss6,66s
WHOLE TICKETS 81 ElCR

26, 7I6 prizes, amop nting to Ss6, ,66S
WHOLE TICKETS 81 EdCH
Nanagers printed Certificates of Packages O
whnletickets, containing every humber Ia the
Lottery, and which may draw four handsome
prizes, will be sent by mail, securely enveIoped
s"d sealed. for $40.
In this scheme q package of 90 whole tick.
etS w"uldcos' s26, but as they are bouud to
draw nt least Sl6 ee viii send
Carihcates # 81 who'll trkcts for SIo 0O
Certificates Of 26 half tickets tor 500
CertHcste~ Of % quarter tickets for 2 so
The official account OF the drawing, with
Srittenstatement of the emnunt drawn, will be
forwarded Immediately after the drawing, 20
thoe who order their tiekets at this Office
Bank Notes, Certificates of Opposite or prizes
in any responsible Lotteries, will he taken for
tickets and packages in these popular and far
tanned Lotteries, and all prizes sold will be paid
Immediately after the drawing, in full without
discount, in Sight Drafts on New York; or If
ereier.ed, Gold will be forwarded by the Ex
press Company in we'll secured Boxes.
All 0rdrs should be sent for packages and sin.
gle tickets by the earliest mails to avoid disap-
pointment, as they are often scarce, and some.
times are all sold week before the day of
drawing.
For Packages or single tickets in the a.
hove rich and beautiful Lottery, orders must be
addressed by mail to the truly fortunate aud
ar-famed prize sellers,
.g N. SAVOY & CO.,
June 25th, ls67-.6m. Washington, D. G.
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PstersOR's .Aogazms. for Noyembel
has been received. Its sDgra,ings, fash
iOn plates, patterns, dc, are excellent
''H"rvest Home is beautiful engraving
Peterson will be improved and enlarged or
1858. II viii contain over 9Oo page.
yearly, and great variety of e7grsvings
fssbion plates. De. Terms. 80 a wear;
AddFss chss. ]. Pelsrson, No SOC Ches-
Bot Of, Philadelphia.
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[-)itG
At his residrpce in Lbi, place, ou Tur..
lay. aasi. hR kENDsL II JAcksoN.
THE FAIR.


Tie following correspondence IRON
was received too late for lat week, pa
Par--we give 1t an Insertion tbs se.k:
IHPP d FAINTER: = Gentleu en-lr
glancpg over the lit of premiums atFere,
by the Managers Of the AvreuluraI So
ciety OF Carroll eount1, ta 1857. | would
snppose that they are Its st,ek raisers 4
tie county. Il they have either mother
Nde Of daughter, they consider them inca
PabIe Of eompSling for the premiums usu.
ally offered at Agricultural FsiE to The
Ladies Department. Does bot the lisl
present. q very ungalsnt s.pectG The
Farmers stock is admitted free veS sd.
mRted With welcome. TIE bogS sheer,
cattle, hones DC, with al their costly her
iun'ery, are admitted free to grace the clr.
Gle abd to c'mfett lot prem ums; whilst
The female department., eglsded. They.
Who, 10 ever, euhgbtsue COmuuuty ar4
the spHit of these cle.rs, 10 this ape If
eivillz4tloO are to be sJigmatzed With q
tar Of one doliav, ee,. ia the count, Of
CAIRO l. "hen competing t,F the pit,fui sum
Of ten aOt ara Bul II may be sali that
there lie Sl 90 "tfeled ipr lie beet loaf Of
bread aad Sl,0O iur the h,st butreI. Well
indeed, that ls guiis too much! about A
siEPtpcs would be more Ike the tlGng!-
Why MT. in imitation Of their better eigh.
bors, ofer ten dollars to the girl, under
'weaty. who would produce the best loaf
Of bread AID roll of Lutter2 Some NAV
say, they offer So for tue best quit-so
they do,- she who, after trudgiug through
her routine Of duties, will make the finest
guilt, out Of small Tatches, WiR gel three
dOi'arsl This is quite gallent, indeed ii
Again, you see mAchipery for tLe purpose
OF saving male labor and adding to the
comfort and ease of the gentlemen, liber,
ally encouraged, whilst the ladies' depart.
nent, in this respect, is entirely neglected.
Why not offer premiums for best cooking
stove, best washing machine, best dog
,hurn, best sewing notwithstanding
to relieve your wives and daughters from
'laveryH Why not offer a premium of
en dollars TO school teachers of the coun.
y for the best system of managing com.
non schools; and why not offer five dol.
an to the boy or girl, under twenty who
viii produce the best original production
N Agriculture, Gardening and House
ieeping; and, also, $500 FOR Ten verses of
est poetry produced at the close OF the
'sil, on what occurred during the Fair( by
10y or girl under twenty srmet ing Of
his Kind, besides encouraging the ladies'
epartment TO some extent, and then not
uPose tax upon the ladies for the purpo,e
{ raising revenue. and you will sae that
Ne sdles will not be back ward to du Their y
est then toe fioral hall viii present nj
rent aspect; and the manage,s of the %
ETY. will not have TO repeml,r p,rh
'ame, when It is passe !, that Hs,n WIS &.
article contributed by hjue a si.n. ~
e floral ball and to attrc tie ,gra
visitors, but one bund a' uypyI.-..u .
on last yesr---sEl thsl ere ra,,
lies to take part iu the EqAea.usg p, .
FINANCES.
Respectfully yoaa
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@As the eaIppqigo is over we will
pew be able ), give our readers a better
va6sIy Of news aud miscellany; aud We
shall sBdeaFor TO make our sheet wei
come visitor to the hresides Of our patrons
during the coming Ninttr, Is evenings
ere getting loHg, bow would be a good
time for those ~ho have not leisure to IeaG
10 daylight, 70 subscribe Walk up, gep.
tIsmen.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

Henry :. Miller NUsAS SAls AILLkE,
Susan Miller. unknown, will take
notice that Henry Miller, on the 18th day Of
August, 1851, filed his petition IN the office Of
the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas, with.
in and for the County of Carroll, and State OF
Ohio, charging the said Susan Miller with adul
terry, with one John Miller, and asking that he
may be divorced from the said Susan Miller
which petition stands for hearing at the next
term OF said Court -.
HENRY MILLER.
Aug. 20, 1857. VIM. II. Champer, Atty.
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FOR SALE OR REYT.

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable
tern the following real estate situate on Main
Street, Csfrollton, Carroll county, Ohio. to
~lt:--one lot 0n which Is erected large tvo
story brick building, well finished, suitable fo,
a dwelling o. Hp,el; also, small lot adioiojuo
the above on which is situated la,ge and com
m0diOus frame stable, sufficient in size to con.
tain 30 horses, also, two other lots in one en-
closure with frame dwelling house thereon
The above property Will be sold separately
or jointly to suit purchasers, and if not sold
will be for rent.
will also sell two quarter sections Of FlanJ
in Woodbury. county state of Iowa; also. one
quarter section OF land IN Ida county in tbs
State oiIowa which will be sold separately or
Jointly 70 suit purchasers. A
For Terms apply to Dr, dohn S Hu.tsr,
Csrroton, Ohio. 7, PRIZE.
Nov, 10 T6 Il
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WsATuEG-Rsiny and dissgrssaLle.

Mr.. Thomas Cameron, Of Washington
township, made us a present, the other da,
Ofa very nice muskmeIlon, WHICH, With the
addition Of little Of Gordons good salt
and pepper, We found "not bard to tsEe",
We gathered around our writing table,
desected the animal and did it fuH justice
Mr.. c. will ple"'e accept our thanks and
good wishes. Blessed s the man that for
gelheth not the printer.
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- a lr0ad HOuse
CARROLLTON 0HTo

MEN OF 0Hio LOOK 70 YOUR INTER
IVA kSfH.-the time has come when every
man viii buy his Groceries where hey can be
bought cheapest and are of The best quality.
Il. l.. COGSlL has The cheapest and
best lot Of Groceries IN town Gail and 500
what excellent Coffee, Tea, saear, MoIssses
Cheese, soda; Starch, Saleratus, Totaeeo, IN
sars, &c lin fact any thing maj is conn risea
in a well assorted stock ut Groeervs.
ALSO good article fires, hs6
Tie will also pay the hirhe-t east uriee r.,
Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Butter ana Nil kinss
OF Arodpee' IL. CDt,II
csrsStsS, Nor. q7y fs6s.-tf
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The Ladies' WreatA. What has be
0ns sftlis excel snt no, tblyH weh.ve
not received a copy for some tina |, j.
BOO good TO do without.
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Cane Seat Chairs

WALNUT, Maple and Rosewood imitation.
W large arm cane seat aud cane back rockers'
ladies' and misses cane seat and cane back
rockers. Also every variety OF Winuslr chairs.
rocking chairs and ssttees on hand at nv shop
opposite Smiths Marble shop, formerly occup
ed BY Dr. J. s. Hunter, Main street, CsrroTI.
tOn, Ohio. ABsALOM KAHN
Dec, 4, i56.-lv
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE

OaCOhiASLDGnS NJ ilCE.
The Stockholders of the q. o. II. r.. com
pany Eill take notice that th.re viii ne an
election held at their Office. II Carrolton to, a
board OF Directors, on Saturday, the lOth da,
0f October, 1887.
HARVEY C0Gsn, Prcside
By D. A. AErsa, Secretary.
September 10Th, ls57-ts
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NOTICE no Bridge BuILDER 8

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDER 8.
TNHE Commissioners of Carroll county wi
let to the lowest responsible bidder, on
Saturday, the leM day Of October, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 and 10 O'Clock 4 NJ,
the building ot bridge across Sandy, on the
farm OF hahlon Martin, Augusta township -
Plan made known on day Of sale.
JACOB STRAYER, commissioners
Commissioners office, Carroll Co.
Sept ~, 81.
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TOW HOUSE,

(FoRE zRLY Nv KsTERS EXCHANGE HOrEL "
CARROLLT0N, OHIO,
This long and favorable knOwn establishments
occupied formerly by r. II. Leggett. ESQ.
has been reOpened for the accommodation Of
the public. This House has been renovated
repaired and improved, aud nov presents sll
the advantages vhich are desired in first rate
hotel. The best that the market ailords is se.
lected for its guests, Good cooks alone ca.
tor for It's table. The arrangement for STA.
bling are perfect and extensive. A first rata
barber lie convenient. Every facility for com.
fort and pleasure is rsalizable at the popular old
stand JAMES pa JsTOv
Nay /, IS56--tf.
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HARDWARE II!

r. Wa YNESB URGE OHYo.}
NE RESPE CTF JLLY AN:
" nounce to the citizens of Carroll .starh !.
aud adjoining counties, that We have nov al
hand large and well selected stock oh Hal
ware OF all descriptions, such as iron Eaik
Glass. Sash, Carpenters Joiness, aud CoOe.
er's t0ols Of ell kinds, usually kept .by tha,.
trade. We invite farmers apd builders 20 cali
and examine our assortment before purchas.
ing elsewhere. H ertet ~ a'f 7 To
Ssddlery, Hamess,and Carrisge Trimmings.
Consistently on hand. -
Paints, Varnishes, Oils, &c., of the best
quality constantly on hand, all of which We
will sell at the lowest cash price. Cal aud
See. #g. .art s# JCG
Sept. Is, 1885. IT, MAY & ROBINSON. A lr
D0EaHAVE'S Holland Bttcrs, Locockh
ID Pamonlc Waters, Roback's Scandinavian
Remedies, Hooasuu's German Bitters Clarka.
Stomach Bitters, ayers Cherry Psctoral, and
AcLean's Guysott's, Sellers, Jayues, Phches.
5 loans and nearly every valuable Patent Med.ss
cine ia use at-tAe New Drug Store Of 'esis
BAXTER L CO.
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SEEESEALLvG
FRUIT CANS,

A LARGE SUPiLY or rug BEs QUAIL.
Aif or sell >esliag Ffuit Caus keDl cor.
s.aEtiyoE hard a. The Ia Shop u
THOMAS Ei, ATKINSON,
ArrOitt0B Uhto.
fhese sal arc r1Ffsssp ay-Ig vH ts meet
sie s.if- Of ta3se sho, re-liiug u the country
g distance if5athe tiu shop, lu1 It irpr.c.
ucAoie tor them 70 solder the' caas h. tbe oIH
way, They .sre 30 constructed aslu De gasil.
e.5-ea . uacloscd hy say pegsu, RitLuut he
a-s q solder or sold-.ng irons.
Al "r4-f- ~ caa- pfoup4y hllsd
August 1871, 'yf-4 TROS Il. ATKINSON.
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BLANK DEEDS.

A. A,S1 Takgr Of Bl.uE De. ds. nr,.
! oru'sd Oh ssod paper, iyr sale Gail a. thi,
ufire.
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Senate.
wAsHrSeroy, Fcb. 20, 1887.
rAxAoy % TIE oCsAS rrrhoRATT nuL.
ree sssuAr,pe Telegraph bill wss taken mp
Mr.. Toosas Of GO resumed his rcmssss assasss TIE
bin calling 10 violation Of the eossNution and n justice,
and schsne which would subservs no nteresis sxoep'
M tSSss Of Spectators and jobbess
Mr.. THo,rpos Of KY, moved 70 pospous the further
cossserss,on Of the bill until the nnh Of March.
Motion lost by % against 20.
ncsers TorT, OF VT; BCJAN1y. Of La, and BANtsn,
Of Dad sovooalsd tho bill, and Nessrs JoSnr, OF Tenn,
apd Br1iSp, o. {. @ opposed he bil
Trs ADMISSION or MIvNrsoTA
Further onAdttston Of was suspcsded ~ tne att.
val Of tho time tor resunips tho rpecis order osns
ba b,,l suthorfzng tho people Of hinnsss lerrNory 10
fo,,n con-sul,on and sso government, preliminary 70
wer imi--ton INTO tie Unicu - A..
NJ BrNTTR Of Va, gave potice hh ~ coon 90 the
unnc,oa pill was disposed Of he should move 20 cnnsi
rts s,ns,e BY yeas a. against nays "a, re1onsderei
,o yn,e nv vhsh amendment vas sdoptsd restrist
"a, DO an, Of ,ur,ge ci,ysns OF tho United ststef
"a leo, sirucs eut The Amendment by vote OF 81
sss,.,1 "a ana passed hill IN zee precise form ia
h,ah a o.mc IRON the Bcusc, by yes 81, sGsns! nays
a. - ..u
The ssn.,e resumed The cJnsosuos q the Sob marine
4 tlTrp1 b'D.
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ohe resessios q M Bennett Of New York. thai tho
PERI % recon DiSted, win Instructions 10 print the omit
tco ysTs 81 the ksony and all the particulars relative
70 we suggestions 70 and responses from Mr.. sweeney
and M. Smontoa.
Mr. WALEn, (dem OF Ala, wanted TO know the sc
oused were accorded trial, how matters were 70 be
managed ana ~ what rules the proceedings 10 be
goveYnedf
Mr. BuxEzs. (rep Of N y, said Mr.. Gilbert wishsS
- DO heard Dy counsel, but was not now ready.
VI A VOND-ThAts his own fault.
Much Conversation ensued 70 the mode Of procood-
ing, during which Mr. HOusToa said Il took innnitely
more time to settle the preminaries than to sele The
pending question.
M DAVIS Of Nd, In closing the debate sa,d the quss
usn whether they should proceed on the eyf
denoe taken BY the committee and that eyideuoe a.
quit condemn hr. Gilbert
nr. ROWAN (rep Of N r. said that Mr.. Enontoa's
testimony against HIM 10 printed In the report while h
against 6mouson omitted. NJ. Mnonton's Testimony
b iAho
Mr.. DAvs proceeded 70 justify the proceedings Of ths
committee, saying that the ao0used parties duly
potned and anoFded opportunity for defence. The
committee liberal ~ we'll - just. There was
necessity 10 examine the witnesses anew, nothing oeuc
change the evidence record Tho evidence, he con.
tended such showD ,bat there was oorrups COM
binaaon between Nessvs Gilbert and WEIGH 70 procure
the passa9e Of resolution and bargaining for thai which
ought to have been the result Of tAeir judgment.
Mr.. BENNETT said thai Mr. Gilbert desired 70 be heard
tomorrow me rnine. ana moved IN adjournment
Mr.. Dru said that Mr.. Gilbert ought 10 DO indulgea
under the circumstances.
Adjourned.
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Railroad land grants In The abstract, Mere Con
no question but that fraud win vitiate them Us it
win vitiate any ether transaction. Against coz
tract or covenant procured by FRAUD, the common
law of every country awards the party injured full
remedy which it secures by reducing 70 naught
the fraudulent contract or covenant, and placing
parties on their old footing. Now, we hold that
enough has been shown by the Investigating Com
mittee to warrant at least q presumption that
every one of the railroad land grant bills was in
its origin tainted by fraud and corruption. 1t is
barely possible that one or two of the smaller
bills may have escaped the faint but with the
knowledge we derive from the Committees ~
port, and especially the evidence Of Reverdy
johnson, even this cannot be assumed with any
confidence, while the presumption against the
vast majority of these bills almost amounts to
positive conviction.
It would therefore appear to be the duty OF
Congress to proceed, at as early day as posi-
BILE, to repair the mischief that has been done, by
following the legal course to thesefraudu-
ent grants. They should in word, all be repeal
ed What vested rights may have been acquired
by citizens under them may be dealt with &C
cording to the rules of law. But as it is clear
that private Individual cannot avail himself Of
the fruits of fraud and corruption after the same
have been detected and pleaded in court, neither
can the railway companies hope to retain these
fraudulent grants after the faint of their origin
shall have been exposed. The matter is an i'm
portant one two hundred and fifty millions are
at stake, which might be given to the States 1t
should be made a test question at elections.
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BY PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TflEGRAPHS.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Passage Of the Oceanic Telegraph and Min.
neSOta Bills
Interesting Debate in the House on the
Expulsion of Mr. Gilbert.
PLATFORM OF THE NEW YORK KNOW NOTHlNGS
Brilliant Opening of the Philadelphia
Opera House,
Ac &C.. &c.
Mr.. Brchsnan's Health.

THE CROWDS OF vIsIrERs TO wHEATLAsD-rExPO-
EARY ILLNESS OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT, ETC.
LANCASTER, FEB. Is, 1857.
Nr. Buchanan had return YESTERDAY OF the complaint
contracted his recent vai 10 Washington. The exes
consequent upon receiving upwards Of 200 visitors
On Monday and Tuesday, brought on the reispso To
day al visiiers were excluded except his inum We
friends Colonel Ramsey, OF your city, who has jest re-
turned 10 WheatlsId again Washington, spent two
nours with Mr.. Buchanan. All visiters, without exoep
tor will be benceforth excluded until his departure
Monday. It's believed that rcpose will fully restore hn
to usual rebust health in few days De will take
rooms at TIE National Hctel.