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CRIsTADovs HAI DYE.
TIE STATE OF. oHIoSARRoLL CO., IS.
Thomas Kinsey, In the Cour, Of

TIE STATE OF OHIoAAREoLL CO.. IS.
Thomas Kinssy. In the Coun Of
vs. Common Pleas.
Abraham wesifali. ct ais Civil Action.
Abraham WestialI, one Of the defendants in
this actinn and who X a non resident Of the
State Of Ohio, is hereby notified, that Thomas
Kinsey, plaiu,iif has blsd hi petition in sail
Court, setting forth allong 0tHeF Ihings; that
said Abraham Vrsifali AID Adaline e-ttal.
his wife, did on the 30th day of Rarcb, 1887,
70 secure t0 the aid Thomas Km,ev. The pay.
mant Of two hundred dollars, with the interest
that should become due thereon, execute and
deliver to the said Thomas KiHsey. a mortgage
deed Of lands aud tenem"nts, sitb,fe in the said
county OF Carroll, with tn appurtenances, be
ing IN the district Of lands SUBJECT TO ale at
SteubenviIIe, and in range 5 township IS. Be
ing part Of the South west quarter OF secti n
is. Described a. follows; Commencing sixty
(6O)feet from the section rnt at the North. west
corner of George Crawl rd's Iu; theuca wesr.
parallel With the State rad. sixty 60 feet;
thence Snuth, one hnrdied and six,y lerr,
thence East, aixty 60l fee'. thence Worth one
hundred and sixy feet 10 the place Of begin
ming.
The said Abraham WestE.ll, s further mott
I 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 Who'll, unpaid. Aud that the time for
such payment i-uow elapsed, and that Il said
Abisham Westfall, fail 70 demur, or answer said
petition, on or before the lst day of the 0cto.
ber term 1857, Of said Court, the allegations set
firth 10 said petition, vii be taken as confessed,
and judgment against him, and an order Of
sale Of the mOrtgaged premises, wil be di
rected accordingly. THOMAS KlNSEY.
WIN H. Chsmper, Attorney.
July 2Sd, 1857
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IT4S AZ FACT

:. That ia condemnation of this theft, lbe
Ioii, esi friends sud co. workers Of john
Q. Breslin. exprsssedr desire that he might
he .teysr,iedfN his. trouble b. a unis'rm
. stripes inthe Ohio Peaileptiary, to~hieh
place aIi good citizens, Republicans and
ax.payers sincerelv hope he NAV speedily
arrive. aud remain. ifleshould live so long,
NINETY-NtNE.,Y Y 3 EAsRS@AND
TWELVE MONTHS seVs s-ls,zs.asa /,
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DOE HAYES Holland Bitters, LOcOck's
ID Pulmonic Wafers, ROback's Scandinavian
Remedies, HooHand's German Bitters, Clark's
Stomach Bitters, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and
NcLean's, GuysOtt's, Sellers, Jaynes, Fitche's,
loans and nearly every valuable Patent Ned.
cine in use at the Nes Drug Store of
= ~ - 4. s : BAXTER 4 co.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

OfOCLAhATlON y heftby amade.b ths
1 qgaIihed voters Of Carol eoasiy. Ahai
2. ..n'r'l election "ill Ss bed ss'sluir'd sy %.
Tussaqy. he IM day ef 0slOSsy, AD.
1857 as-H l-4Ft so gato1 W HzaEr.
at the usual plaesS Of fholaiag sIscfons lasgdA
eoua'y;at uhieh time the lOllowiag Oiheen are
% one = SOSsSnst SOSsSs : F"fIEJ0y EAoIIaJqsf
e Lieutenant GovsrnOr,--
supssme Jaags, z'szss
Treasurer Of tate, 9HH ~
Secretary Ol State
Member Of the Boara ,oPubIsel Wosk..
" State senator, Ga eoassetim ssih sssrk
couuty.l -.
" Representative,
PROBATE lodge, iTaT ~ taOl
SaaG, .4st-h
" Coa"' ''e''a'e'' ,e,saS sd HsAW
" Prosecuting Aaornsy.l
CiaEatgolsr, u gH0t
7ry-rrr
i5rU4y Director
B.ssAAW VOTE.l .LOa
"Rach elec u.,s ssss writer Or printed
Or partywTite ssl ats primel, upon kis
ticket, the WOfl. -F,r the Bank Charter" or
"Against the 8trs ,jhartst;s OF words "a that
effect. and IL, j. ses Of each election district
N counting on, me votes, shall set doWn IN ser.
arate columns, in the poll books. Che votes Civ.
en- FOR the Bank Charter, and the votes Civ.
en- Against the Bank Charter, and certify the
number Of votes given iOr and sgainAt tbe char.
ter, as they are required TO certify 70 the nan.
Der Of votes given for candidates. -
coEsTITETDNAL AMEEDMEETs yoTR. zuv
'Those voting Tor amendment number one,
shall put upOu their ballots these uoTdstl 'ARssa
nuAl Sesi0n--Yes.7 7bOse voting Against it. ID,
shall put upou their ballots these words "Annu.
Al Sessio1-No.H Those vOdng iOf ameDdment Va
NUMBER two shalput upon their baIlots ''Change u.
d District COurt-YeSS those voting against iaas
shall put upon their ballots Change Of DistEctza
Court No "-ThOse voting for amendment =.
number three shall put upon their taliots Bank -
aud individual taxation Equal-Yes,'' those Vos ~
ting against il shah put upon theis ballots y q
"Bank and individual tazaSiOa Kqual-- Ao.n--yss
Those voting for amendment numbef four shall
put upon. their ballots "Corporations- e.
those voting against II shall put upon their bs-AA
lots 'AOoFporations-NoH Those voting Tor u Z.
amendms1s number 6ves shah put Ul.ons their ,-l,
ballots HSngle Districts--Yess" thOse voting -.
against it shall put upon their ballots Single
The Trustees Of the townships it said county & N
are requisvd 70 return the GoIIONing number ofJ(L
Jurors IRON their respective toNnshipss 70 he W
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, to SiE ~,
Augusta, s; Brown, 10; Centre, 8; East' z;
Fox, s;EIsrrisOn, 8 LOudon, 4 Lee, 5; Monroe.
7; Orange, 10; Perry, 8; Rose, .; Union, g.
Washington, D. -
JOHN q, WHTTCRAyT. ,u.,w
.s Sheriff Of Carroll Go. - A.
SheriFs OHice, CarroIton, 0hih, ~
Aug 20th, lss7-Id. '.a> sA' % S1''9fs
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GTbe buhhl;no cry

y
0fsome strong swimmer in his agonv."
By morning the few survivors hal besn
scattered FAR apart, with SCARCELY strength
enough left to cling to the frail tirnhers
that separated them from death. When
taken aboard the bark, a charge of clothes
was given him, and after swallowing cup
Of coffee, he sunk in q profound slumher
for a couple Of hours, from which, he saws
il seemed almost impossible to awaken. so
exhausted was be in every part. Hs
saws the survivors received evelv siien.
ton at the hands Of tie Norwegian crew,
and when the vessel arrived at Norfo'k
Virginia, purse, amounting to S9,6n0
was made up by the rescued passengers
and presented to the crew.--MahOaing
Register.
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IN ATTACHMENT.

IN M hOLIMLNI Il y n
Susan Dayhuff ,plf., Before Robert
3 ao We. [as Gibson, Justice OF
David Able. def't. the Peace Of Lou
don Township, Carroll county, 0hios ~.
On the Q5th day Of August, 1857. said
Justice issued an orderof attachment in
the above action, for the sum of City dol
lals and costs. ~ isszisat asrtl
f }-av SUSAN DAYHUFF.
Sep Sd 'ST,-Sw. g7 oaa'-' q. =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01
-, - SANDERS
IMPROVED Horse RAKE.
. b. Patented June g., 1852.

This Rake is intendeu for raking hay and
/ cleaning wheat fields. n win work we'll
on rough, stony ground; the teeth being the
common metallic spring Steel It's operation
Is the most simple and easy ofany HCrse Rake
in use. The operator rides and operates the
Rake with his feet. the teeth being attached
70 the axletree, Whichisthe head cfthe Rake,
with hinges on the front eide attached tothe
shafts; the head Vibsates on the axes as is re-
uuired By the operator TO leave the load when
necessary. The Rake is well adapted to al
classes Of men. This is the cheapest, simpless
and best Horse Rake ncw In use; at ell Fair
where exhibited ID has taken the premium.
We havepurehased the right lorOaFFOli co
from the Patentee, and offer said Rake 10 ths
farmers OF Little CARROLL ct reasonable terms.
A model Of the Rake can Be seen ct Che
American HOUSE, 0aFrolltoB, Ohio. Z So
80 - !. W0ODBORNE 3 ,R0UDEBUSH.
yJaly Ii, ia5sstfss sa ) 49, s'sa 2 ,sisg 81. q
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

.ez- General .Geigsr cOuIlh'tsOtes the
Republican ticket Il year ago, because, it
Was Locoloco. Since then the, General
has turned Lccooco bmself, aud now he
Q, nnot vote for il because i aint Locofo-
90 The General is hardv,to Please.
Journ0l. sslsaaas aaHs
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

8. af : CARRoLLT0N, OHIO.
,AN the fst Of October next, the undersigned
twilI haze the above Bouse ready for the enS
srtaipment Of the troveIling public. The same
: suudereoine thorough renovation from Gel;
A. 10 asrret, and viii be in excellent condition
4 NJ The reception Of guests. where their every
van, shall be fully administered 10. The sta
oles shall slwsssbe well supplied with hay
and proyender for horee. Give me call
md .yOur bills she'll be reasonable,
Ssn,. l0th. 'S7,-a SANUELSf2 kBF,
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He whogiyes himself airs Of importance,
,xbihits the credentials Of imPOrtapce-1
LAIpQfefs "a ~ ssril,I-srF s.srss - &C. Is
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

EF The Slave Democracy Of Ohio
would seem to be laboring under con.
cern of mind with regard to amalgamation,
which we trus. will not be without some
practical results Hero is an extract from
the recent Address of their State Commit
tee:
"The Committee believe that upon the
success of the Demoscatic party the pres
ervation Of our race pure and intact in
Ohio mainly depends. They proclaim,
once and for all. their unalterable convic-
ton in the gradstion Of races. The white
races Of people in the United States, like
the ancient Romsns and the English, the
offspring Of the most intellectual, energetic,
persevering and wsrlike varieties oftheCau.
easian people, is believed to be the high
est type Of man yet developed on the globe.
The crafty and savage tribes of this CONT.
nent wIther at its near approach, by rea.
son Of some mysterious agency never ok.
planned, but never bv any barbarians long
withstood. 1t supplanted the French in
Ill their vast possessions below the Great
Lakes. 1t elected the former occupants Of
the northern and western shores o: the
Gulf ofMexico. II appropriated TIE coast Of
The Pacific from the thirty.second to the
fory.ninth degree Of north latitude. Il
has reduced to its dominion all the inter-
mediate territory between the first early
settlements at plymouth, and on the banks
Of James River. and the distant reg ons
where the waters Of the Oregon mingle
with the sea; and beating back, all over
the continent the mongrel descendants OF
the degenerate Spaniard, the Indian and
the Negro, it marches on the broad path
Of empire, reaching from shore to shore CT
both Dreams, with laundering tread, To
keep this great superior race unmixed with
the African in Ohio is an imperative dutr
you owe to mankind at large, as well as to
yourselves and your immediate descend
ants" a e. l.. -.-
Men are not apt 10 admonish and warn
each other against any but besetting sins.
Il the Democrats Of Ohio are IN esrnest in
their avowed anxiety to "keep this great
superior Iscc unmixed witbthe African"
we heartily wish them success in the EFF.
fort. Let us hope that the SELF denial in
volved will be cheerfGIly borne in view Of
the mannitude and importance. of the end
contemplated. IN ". Tri6Wns. - n
- AsR iraa. s . = " - s. sss} 1ss gs
We know a beautiful little blue.syed
girl. of some thres years old, who was
nestled in her mothers arms, ct twilight,
looking out At the stars. =. .,a'
"Mother," said she. at is getting
dark 'lsiasz zssi setia-a fs,zs - szs5-s 81. ~
sand what makesit, dark, Cstholius!'',
said her mother, - .sS
, et'Because God shuts bis eyesl" replied
tha li,tIs no..f Azss - gaE tsz-tf sa asea q =
WV ''s''S PSSs' sa.sgsts NssoH orgsl a-gs ssf4sf
ar Good ,sense is aexeellent tapestry,
which gives wonderful satisfaction when
nronefly dispiaystl i.sF.g isaers 81 asoa. alss
HtNtN''y 'ff8lt'd - aa9 - So
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THESE ARE FACTS
3FuRBRON FACTS.-HoW THE
I. MONEY WEN r! s.s

-
!. I. In our last issue. we gave an article from
~ Stale Journal, healed "Facts for The
People" Lest some Of our readers may
have overlooked it, we append bri re-
, cpituIat on of the facts from the Salem
Republican. 'F;gules won't lie, and fig
ulgs charge home on the locofoco party
that during Melil's administration tie
State was swindled out Of $279,382 ~,
besides running the State further in debt,
u.eles ly, and which they leftfor tie Repub.
licaus to pay, to the nice little sum of$5l4,
362 G6, not including the half million
of dollars John G. Breslin stole from the
Treasury: .....l
..-s TITS A FACT
That the Democrats. during the last few
years they were in power, in the manage
ment Of the Ohio Penitentiary, alone, swim
died the People of the State out Of
..- s-.. $l2,251 3s.
IT Is A FACT
That iu the building of the new State
House, By useless expenditures, fraud and
overcharges, the Democrats squandered OF
!he Peoples money
rt : +. ..-r.s $I49,s29 A.
d ITIS ISAFACT
That in the builing Of the Newburgh Luna
tic Asylum. by frauGs, useless expenses and
overcharqes, the Democrats appropriated
to themselves of the public money for
which they rendered no equivalent and no
account the sum of
81 So s's S57,142 80.
. -'ass - IT'S A FACT
That in the construction ofthe DAYTON Lu-
matte ASYLUM, the Democrats, by the same
reckless frauds, ovsrcharges and useless ex
Z penaitures, unlawfuIIy drew from the Stat.
Treasury the SUN of ~ -
9 = e. y' -. S60,760 05. 8 essl
: Making grand total Of money squan-
defed belonging to the People of the State
. sof Ohio. by these corrupt Democratic off,
a;ais of ll's1'a rsfssast y ssB5av.
- =, s27s,ss3 II.
- Not only id the Democrats, during the
Medil administration swindIe the State
/. out Of the above sums Of moaey, but
80 Ssss IT'S FACT
:. That without any authority of law they
5 ran the State Into debt. leaving the Repub.
Jeans to foot the bill, TO the amount of e, n
$5l4,369 66. m ~
) ssssasase lzl1IT. is A FACT
Tllst not satisfied withall the above ras-
9 lity, their Treasurer, John G. .Breslin,
: sbstractsd from the Stateiieasury the sum
a gaessss' la ssssssasssss =, f..t,- -ss za ~ FL
= e. aasEas 80 1.-sg 49,. ~. al bat0s n
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ONE OF THE RESCUED.

JOssph II. r $, son Of our ielIow citi
zen, Vim. H. Ross, lanlord Of the Mao.
sion House. aged about eighteen, Wss
on board the Central America. 1t the time
she vent down, and is oneoi the forty nine
passengers who survived that dreadful
night, and was picked up the next mora
ing by the Norwegian bark Ellen, and
taken TO Norfolk, tie arrived home Mon
day last. via Baltimore and Pittsburgh, in
apparent good health, but on Tuesday was
Frustrated bya low grade Of fever, supsr.
induced dOuttie bv the exposure be had
undergone. He sailed from New York
in the Central America on ber last out
gand bound voyage. intending to 60 to
California; but on arriving At the Isihmus
was discouraged from proceeding farther
BY the unfayorahle stories told BY letum
ing passengers Of sfsin In California, and
shipped again Tor New York on board the
same vessel. he gives thrilling account
Of the struggle kept up for tvo davs with
the elements, anil Of the final sbandou.
nient ofthe vessel to he fate. When the
vessel vent down he was standing on the
quarterback. divested Of everything but
bis shirt and pants, with life preserver
attached TO his person and the leaf Of Ia
bic under bis arm. fully prepared for the
fearful plunge. He says he was submer-
ged several feet under water by the closing
vortex, but on coming TO the top. found
himself struggling. with hundreds Of 9th
ers, amid the remorseless dash Of bilows.
He still clung to his board, and hy means
Of il and the life-prsserver was enabled to
keep his heal ahn'e water during thst
long, terrible night. and until rescued the
next morning hv the crew of the bark e.
len, having been in the water sbout twelve
hours. He reeoumted to ms in language
OF fearful terror the struggle If death that
was going on- all around him.. He saws
that for the first few hours after the sink
ing Of the vessel. the air was filed with
the shrieks and wild vociferatiops II the
str ggling and exhausted beings around
him, hut hv aud hy. as ore alter another
sunk to their long rest. only an acasicnal
exclamation could he heard %
@The bubllinG cry
0fsome strong swimmer in his agonv."
By morning the few survivors hal bean
aoaikaRad e.. oY1arI NTH cnaroaiv efrauOlb
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RRANCHES TAUGHT.

The IolloWing branches will be taught: Ar
ithmetic, English Grammar. Geography, Natu.
raj, and InteIecuual Philosophy, Chemi4try,
Physiology, algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry,
Surveying Latin andGreek Grammar, (Bullion's,
Latin and Greek Reader, (dO., Cesar, GcerO's
Orations and Virgil
Particular attention given to instruction in
Reading.
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- JOHN u, WHITCRAyT;u yT;u,,,.,w
Sheriff Of Carroll Co.
Sherifs Once, CarroIiton, .0hih, ~
Aug. 20th, lss7.-,d. '.ss sA % S1.'9Fs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

ar Good ,sense i aexcellent tsPestry,
which gives wonderful satisfaction when
nrnnntlv dispiavs.l ahsg.sa i.-ers ~ Hsua. ass
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q Tee Eas. O.Is.ssE 81. nsasI so )
ProeTamattea.

OR0CLAhATION l. ksrtby imale.5 The
1 qsaIihed voters Of Carroll eouaiy, Ahal a
General election WiIl Be held asrsl luirsd b. au,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

We know a beautiful little blue.syed
girl. of some thfes years old, WIDOWS
nestled in her mothers arms, ct twilight,
looking out At the stars. ~ a'
"Mother," said she. at is getting
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

e.s ,ss = TT Is ALSO A FACT
Tint Joe Geiger aud other Know Nothing
sneakers are noE stumping the State for
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

That FOUR HUNDRED German citi-
gems in the same county, over their own
signatures have RENoUNcEED the LO-
cofoco party. on account Of this aftilistion
- ~ r p. .H..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01
S57,142 90.
1T Is Acct

That in the construction Of the DAYTON Lu-
matte ASYLUM, the Democrats, by the samr
reckless frauds, ovsrcharges and useless ex
penaitures, unlawfuIIy drew from the Stat.
Treasury the SUN Of "a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

A perfect tse,Tity agaiast all manner Of
Fraud or COHRtsrfeaiag on IGpT-- /,
To preoent Photographs and ARastatie 7
COantsrfeits, ErGsurss, Trqngers or
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

Making grand total Of money squan-
,dered belonging to the People of the State
,of Ohio. by these corrupt Democratic Off
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01

SLAVERY Is THE NATURAL
AND NORMAL CONDITION OF
THE LAB0RING MAN, WHETHER
WHITE OR BLAG K."-CASrlestOn
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-01
TITS A FACT

That in the builing Of the Newburgh Luna
tic Asylum, by frau6s, useless expenses and
overcharges, the Democrats appropriated
to themselves of the public money for
which they rendered no equivalent and no
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.ssa-iag -st.eslee IN tie Usr.f :
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.1r &c --1E-<s1-
PARKER TUCK. Ld-.

A LADY VITO has 5ssa czrei of great
- nssvoas disability, Alter 1sry y~ars % ans
err, desires to z1kx ka9w1 70 al fellaw zzIera-s
xas sure zsarsrf -xssaE Aires, szszesS1g stamp
70 pay rssara passa-s. Mrs NARY Z DEW III,
Basssa. Mas, sai lie s,ss,riTt4e, VII % sec:-
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