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FGLLIBUsTERING MOVEMENTS InfLr.
nation has been received at Washington
from the South that Gen. Walkers expe-
ditions ns-one to leave New Orleans and
the other Galveston-have been delayed,
in consequence of the financial pressure,
until the LIST of November, They do not
expect to meet with serious, il any oppo-
sition from the federal officers. They
propose 10 land at some point of the coast
of Costa Rica on the Atlantic, and then
march to San Juan, the capital ofthat re.
public, which they will reach in two days,
when, their calculation is, tho capture Of
the entire country will be in reach. The
aggregate ofthese fili5uster forces are from
l 1880 to 1000.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19
HARD TINES.

This Is the universal complaint from all
sections of The Uuion--North and South,
East and West. Why is it that times are.
90 bard; that money Is 50 scarce, whilst
.he products Of American sod are 50 super
abundant The agricultural products Of
the county were never greater in the sg-
gregals. Never we're the barns and gra.
naries Of the people better stored, from
Maine to Nebraska, than ct the present.
notwithstanding all this, hunger stalks
abroad in open day, 10 the streets Of New
York City, and tens Of thousands aie cry
ing, "givs us workl vOrH that we may
earn our daily bread"
Money is scarce, and whyH The bro
kers eheckmais the bankers. The bank
er loans his ten thousand dollars Of bank
bills. pqysble on demand, to his customer
for note, we'll secured, payable in sirty
days; the nert day perhaps, the broker
holds the ten thousand bank bill dollars,
and forthwith presents them at the coun-
ter Of the bank for specie payment The
banker looks sghsst and decides upon a
suspension Of specie payment; or resolves
70 redeem as usual, but refuses to make
further issues OF bank bills, and waits til
his customers note becomes due at the ex
piration Of the go days, when "money i
scarce" and times are hardP' Sone po
litical dem, gOgue then makes a drive a
the banker aud cries "down with tb,
banksr' aud thousands of short sighteC
creatures join in the "hue."
But says SONS Ui's acre Of certain
school, give US tho "hard money" an
there viii be no loss from bank rags. True
but whore is the "hsrd money" made q
California dust7 Let the balance Of trad
In the las; five years answer: In the vault
Of the banks of England, France and ott
er countries, from which we, as natioI
PURCHASED MoRE than We paid for
American produce, and, as a consequence
footed the remainder of our bills with har
money!
Till we, as a nation, return 10 the goo
old policy adopted by Gen. WSsbiOgto
and bis compacr, ip the first America
Congress, under the Constitution, viz
"protectiou to American products and MAJ
ufactures" for the sake of American int
ests; never can we escape these periodic
revuIsious in monetary affairs, and throug
them affecting the hsppiness. peace an
prosperity Of this people as a nation.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19
UPROAR AT THE BANK,

When the late 'run" on the Girard
Bank was at its height, the nerves Of the
Paying Teller received such a shock as to-
well, no matter what. A long line of'anx,
ious iuquirers' was forward, which extend.
ed nearly up to Chesnut Street. A chap
walked along the line, and whispered to
about every man, that the cashier had just
announced his intention Of closing the
doors in precisely Is minutes. Every
man that heard this commenced an aw-
ulpUshiug. Fearful was the result. The
pushing extended to the interior Sudden
y the aforesaid individual, by series Of
spasmodic punges and frantic use OF
his elbows, Ia the style of cobber
drawing the wax ends through boot-leath-
er rushed into the crowd, showed away
or 10, from the Paying I'olIer's desk, and
exclaimed in hoarse tone:--
is this the Girard Bankf
yes, you blasted fool shouted dozen
voices. Yes replied the Paying Teller
Are you the Paying Teller!
Il am come be in a hurry; what is it?'
well, sir, if this Is the Girard Bank,
and you are the Paying Teller
'Hurry up there, you cussed blowhard,
said customer.
take your turn, like the rest Of us,
cried deposter.
Cit off my coms-an-oochP roared
out another.
Hit IN agin,' bawled n fourth.
Come, rush up, and crowd him OUT
'Well,' repeated the undismayed cause
Of the trouble, slowly and emphaticalIy,
drawing a suspicious.looking piece of pa.
per from his pocket-'f this Is the Girard
Bank, and you are the Paying Teller,
should like to have you mark this good.
| received it from King Henry-it is a
check to proud ambition, received BY him
from Richard ILL
Somebody was hustled out Of that bank
in less than one minute and ten seconds,
in stop watch tme.--PhHI IdeiPhia Trans
cyipt,
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GLOOMY PROSPECTS FOR SHIP.
PING.

The Boston Traveller has the follow.
ing:
Nearly two hundred and fly ships, bar.
ques and bfigs, are now 10 this port, and
the prospects for business are gloomy in
the extreme. The low prices of cotton
operate 70 iimit greatly the shipment Of
that article; the small quantities Of bread
Autis on the Atlantic seaboard, check
yearly al European freights; the trouble
in India, and the great stock here Of all
kinds Of India goods, operate most unfa-
Vorably against any new enterprise in that
quarter; aEd thse are no charters offered
save to few ports, such as London and
Liverpool, TO carry to these markets goods
that cannot be sold here at any prica.
Our warehouses are crowded with goods
from at parts oftho world, aud particular
y from the East Indies, for which there
IS no sale, Dor will there be for months,
such is the complete and entire stagnation
Of our manufacturing interests. Some
twenty ships are still on the way from the
East Indies here, but no new voyages Of
any consequence are commenced to that
quarter,-such are the disastrous results oI
all present operations. This cessation vii
finally be benefit to the trade, in two
ways-the first by reducing the exorbi
tant prices demanded in India for theil
staples, and next by enabling Us, by.and
by, to get rid Of the enormous stock nov
on hand in the market. For small vessel
tho most profitable business is to hau
them up along side of the warf and striE
them.
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SHERIFFs SALE.
John Cox, alias order Of sale on
vs.. Partition,

John Cox, alias order Of sale on
vs.. Partition.
Mary Cox, Et ais.
DY virtue of an alias order of sale issued out
ID Of the Court of Common Pleas, for Carroll
county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer
for sale; at the residence of Mary Cox, in East
township, on Friday, the fourth day Of Decem.
Der, A. D. 1857, between the hours of ten
o'clock A. NJ. and four o'clock P, NJ, the fol.
lowing real estate, to wit:-S0 acres, being and
lying in the f, part Of the S. e. garter Of sec-
tion Z, township Ia, and range 4, and in the
West part Of the Southwest quarter of section
s, township IA, and range 4,--also 90 acres in
the northeast corner of the Southwest quar-
ter of section IS, township IA and range A.
also 100 acres lying in section l3, township
10 and range 5, and in section IS, township IA
and range a; it being the west part of the
North east quarter and North part Of the South
east quarter Of section l3, township Is and
range 3, and partof the w. side of the South
west quarter of section 16, township IA and
range a; the last described tract has the wild.
ow's dover set offto her by metes and bounds,
also Sc acres of the West eide of the South
west querter Of section IS, township IA and
range 4. Terms:-one third of the purchase
money in hand, one third in one year, and one
third in two years, secured by mortgage on the
premises. JOHN IL. WHITCRAFT,
Oct. 29th, lS57.-td. Sheriff.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19

Ed. OF LEADER:-Tbe question wa
asked the other night what State Mr.
Payne was Governor Of Well, dom
know as can answer the question exactly
but have read of two States in Bunyan''
Pilgrims progress, and the suggestion il
on my mind whether it might not be one
Of them. Now, whether he has governed
either one Of them, / could not say, but
the States ! refer to are dependency Ond
despair. R
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Margaret A. Manfull, Order to sell &
iusan Hart, Et ais.

Susan Hart, Et ais.
D virtue of an order OF sale issued out of
Dhe Court of Common Pleas, for Carroll
county, Ohio, ard to me directed, will offer
for sale at the door of the Court House, in
Carrollton, on
Tuesday the first day of December 1857,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and
four O'Clock, T. NJ. Of said day, the following
real estate, to wit;-5l acres; being part Of the
South east quarter of section thirty, in town.
ship l3, and range four, of the land directed to
be sold at Steubenville, Ohio, once own
ed by Samuel Ward; also ten acres out of the
South west quarter of section 81, in township
and range aforesaid, being the same lands Of
which Cyrus w. Hart died seized, and abutting
on the West by the lands of Wesley Taylor, on
the North by the lands of Bell, on the South
bv the lands belonging to the heirs Of John
Stevens.
Terms Of sale according to law.
JOHN H. WHITCRAFT,
Oct. 20th, lS57.-td. Sheriff
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KANSAS NEWS,
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. II

..r Sr. LOUIS, Nov. III.
The Lecompton correspondent Of the
Republican Ssys that the Convention ad'
iourned on the 7th. A provisional gov
eminent, with Gen. Calhoun as Governor,
was formed to 90 into operation immedi-
ately. The Convention passed a separate
clause sanctoning slavery, which is the
only section that will he submitted to the
people. 1t is thought to he the design to
get the Constitution accepted by Congress
prior to the assembling of the Territorial
Legislature. Walker has been appealed
TO to call an extra session to meet the con
tingeucy. The apportionment of the
State provides for IS Representatives, II
Senators.
The Lill to legalizo a tax to sustain th'
credit Of the State was defeated in th'
House yesterday by majority Of 3O'
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PRICES AGAIN-A eau lion.

Two classes of farmers may be noted in
connection with the sale of grain. One
class must sell to meet their engagements
the other may keep their crop, il they
please, for higher prices. Now, the ques.
ton is frequently asked by farmers, wheth.
er they shall keep their grain for raise
in price, or sell it al the time for what It
will bring. In reply, We have often said,
keep your grain il you can, till it brings a
good price. We say, If you csn,' because
il you are in debt it is best to get out Of
debt, if possible. even if you sacrifice
on your crop, Buff you are not in debt
aud can get along without selling, we have
been in the habit Of saying, keep your
grain awhile. 1t will do no harm to do
so; yet this course may be pressed too far:
and it is to suggest caution in this: Don't
hold on too long. in the expectation Of
getting the high prices that have prevail
ed. If you do you will probably be dis
appointed. Two or three causes may
reduce the price Of grain. One is an abun-
dant crop; another is tie scarcity Of mon
ey. Either of these, separately, would
lower the pnce; acting together they low.
er it still more. Now these are operating
both together, at the present time, and
though we hope that money matters will
be more settled soon, still it is uncertain,
and if that difficulty should continue, this
fact along with the great crop will keep
prices low. Whenever you can get fail
price, we would say SELL. LOOK out foI
the kind of money you yet pay your old
debts, contract no new ones, retreneh ex
penses, and extend the circulation of the
paper, and we shall escape. as a class, the
iosses and failures which we have for some
time been anticipating for business men
Chic Farmrr.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19
GOLD STILL POURING IN.

By the arrival Of the arabia we have
Sl, 200, 900; by the Ariei, 100000; and
BY the California steamer 81. LONis, ST.
600, 900 more; which added to amount
previously reported, aud deduCting 5000,
900 tSKen out by the Persia, will make
over Sl2, 100000 Of specie gained since
the commencement Of the panic.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19

"DrED PooR."-As if anybody could
die rich, and in the act of dying, did not
loose the grasp upon the title, deed and
bond, and go away a pauper, out of time
No gold, no jeweles, no lands Or tenements.
And yet men have been buried by
charity's hand, who die rich; died worth a
thousand thoughts of beauty. thousand
pleasant memories, thousand hopes re-
stored.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of Fl ia Et Law facia, is
Dsued out of the Court of Common Pleas for
Carroll county, Ohio, and to me directed, | will
offer for sale at the house Of William Albaugh,
in Loudon township, Carroll county, on Satur.
day, the 2sth day of November, 1857, be.
tween the hours Of ten O'Clock A. M., and
four O'Clock P NJ, Of said day, the following
property to wit: three bay Mares, and eighty
head OF Sheep: taken as the property of the
said William Albaugh, at the suit of Wm.
McClave, executor OF the estate of Stewart
HcUlave, deceased. Terms cash.
JOHN II. WHITCRAFT,
Sheriff OF Carroll county.
November l2, leb7-td prt. E
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AUDITORS OFFICE, CARROLL COUNTY,
nAppOI TON OHIO NOV 10 lQsZ

dTowuIOh
hor0
that stand
Gnhp
whems
ah daauC Court House,
ewm shpndyD
I6edE ETal
Nrenbr 19h.l la5z-a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19

EXPLOSION OF GUNPowDER.--Last
night about 8 o'clock. very foolish per,
formance took place at the room of man
named Harter, on South street, between
Third and Fourth streets. The man in
question, intending TO 60 hunting to-day,
had provided gunpowder in flask, and
taken it home. His wife Observing some
of the powder split on the table, said she
would let it off. He desired her not to do
SO, but she thoughilessy persisted. At
the flash, the powder in the flask, held in
the mans hand, took fire and exploded.
Harter his wife, his wife's sister and an
infant child, were all more or less burned,
but it is thought none of them fatally
The man is the most hurt Ohio States.
man, 4tb inst.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19

ANOTHER AsTERoID.-We learn on the
18th of September DR.. Il. Luther, at Blk
near Dusseldorf discovered a new planet.
of the eleventh magnitude, the fifty-frsi
seen in 1857. and the fony-seventh NOW
known to exist between Mars tsd Jupi.
tar
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19
SHERIFFS SALE.
Thomas Kinsey,
w. o.Jo.fc1o
Abraham Westfall, ' u N1-''
Ipcoh r. Mayar

ID Y virtue of an order Of sale to me directed,
ID issued from the Court of Common Pleas,
of Carroll county, Ohio, will expose to sale
On Saturday, the 1911 Of December, 1857,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, and l
O'Clock P. M, of said day, at the door of the
Court House, in Carrollton, Carroll county,
Ohio, the following described real estate, viz;
part of the South West quarter of section ff.
teen, (l5) Township fifteen Q5) aud Range
five (5) and bounded as follows: commencing
60 feet West of the section line at the N. W.
corner of Ann Crawford's lot of land, thence
Vest, parallel with the State road 60 feet
thence South one hundred and sixty feet
thence East so feet, thence North l60 feet to
the place Of beginning, lying and being in the
County Of Carroll, and State of Ohio.
Terms cash; appraised at 1852.
JOHN II. WHITCRAFT,
Nov. It'd. pr. fee 8 Sheriff,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19

D0ERHAVE'S Holland Bitters Lccock's
ID Pulmonic Waters, Rohack's Scandinavian
Remedies, Hoo6ands German Bi:ters Clark's
Stomach Bitters, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and
NcLean's, Guysotts, Sellers, Jayues, Fitche's,
SiOans and nearly every valuable Patent Med
cine in use ct the New Drug Store Of
BANTER L co.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19
WILLOUGHBY'S
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier

HAVING purchased the raid to the appara.
III tus in the townships of Union, Rose,
Brown, AugustaWashiugton and Eastin Car
roll county, Ohio. We would inform the citi-
zens of that part of the county, that we ara
prepared to set up said apparatus on short
notice and reasonable terms. Said apparatus
being for the purpose of raising and convey.
ing water from the spring to the house, which
is admitted to be one of the best apparatus
for labor saving in the female department..
now muse. Warranted to give satisfaction.
NIB. ANY communications for us can be
left at the American House Carrollton, o,
WOODBORNE & ROUDEBUSH.
July l9, Is TT.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.
Kansas adyees states that the Constitu-
ton was adopted by the Convention, vote
% to 4-about a dozen against--(This
probably who did not yote.--ED. y
Whole number of delegates go. Conse.
quenty the Constitution was adopted by
a minority of the Convention. Majority
and minority report of committee on sche-
due merged into one. Schedule provides
for election 2lst December, to ratify OF
reject the Constitution. Voting to be by
ballot, and votes cast to be endorsed "Cou.
stituton with Slavery" and "Constitu.
tion without Slavery" Also election tc
be held first Monday in January next, fo
State and Congressional tickets.
The Lawrance correspondent of the
Democrat asserts that Walker brough
from Washington manuscript copy of tb,
Kansas Constitution, almost identical with
the one adopted. He also says no Fros
State men will vote on the 2lst DeGem
| her
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19

Ey A man named Joseph P. Perry, the
real estate agent of Mrs. Cunningham, and
her bail, has been arrested in New York
on charge of being implicated in couu-
terteiting. Some $4,000 iu counterfeit
bills on various Banks were found on him
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19

The New York Post of the 9th states
that Gen, Walker, the filibuster, will sail
from New Orleans this week with l,50U
troops aud a plenty of provisions. Col.
Duncan of the U. s. Army commands his
artillery.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19

ETTbe prospect for cheap Sugar is
NV fsttering. There has been heavy
decline in the article 10 the Eastern Mar
kets. 1t isconcsded that the crop in Lou
isiana this season will reach 100000 hogs
heads. being an increase Of $4,000 over
4hst of lat year This crop will soon
come into market rnd N cessariy reduce
Abe pI5ee.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19

Jones, tile murderer of the officer; Be.
bee, at Columbus, has been found guilty
OF murder in the 2d degree. and is senten,
!csd to the penitentiary for life.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
" Der has been appointed and qualified as
administrator, on the estate Of Charles Stew
art, late Of Carroll county, decd. All persons
having claims against said estate, are request
ed to present them for settlement; and those
indebted, to make immediate payment,
IL. B. KELLER.
Nov. 10, lS67.-St.
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Backus's maj.

DoSN"S 20 "oJs l4bOlO
The gentleman who entered the con.
test Hnder the auspices Of the Cincinnati
Gazette for the purpose Of saving the Ca
nails and who is known as "Citizeh Cor,
ry," received 1883 votes-just enough
to secure the election of his brother loco.
foco, Backus, who was party to The
fraudulent contracts to the extent Of sci
ling out bis bid for thousand dollars
Cory sppears to be satisfied with the re
suit; and congratulates himself publicly
with the idea that the Canals are now safe
We trust that the fifteen thousand Repub
licans who were induced to vote for Corr
may have no cause hereafter to regret thoil
folly.-Xenid 7orchligM.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.

In another column will be found an Off
cial table Of the votes cast for Governor al
the late State election. The footings
show that Gov. Chase received l6O,586
votes; IL. b. Payne received 1906;
PhiladeIphus Van Trump received 9,96S
and there were scattered for Peter Van
Trump and Others, l23s;-total vote for
Governor, 330,I34. This shows an in
crease tor Gov. Chase over bis votein 1855
.of l3,79S-an increase for Payne over
MediIl's vote of 28,046, and q decrease for
p. Van Trump from Trmble's vote of l5,.
0i3. To show where this X. N. vote
went, the reader will find upon comrari.
son that tho total increase of vote this
year over the vote of 1856 is but 23260
FIom this deduct Chnse's increase of 49,.
798, and it leaves but l4,47l to 90 Ia
Payne. To this latter sum add the loss
of the X, N. candidate, and the two to.
gether make 29,484--a5nut one thousand
more Ghan Payne's Increase over MediIl.- -
To our mind it is clear that If the afore.
said Philadelphus or Peter did not vote
Payne, his party did-thus treating Phil.
adelphus or Peter rather shabbily.
Weker's majority over LytIe for Lieu.
tenant Governor is 1901.
Russell's majority over Reinhard fol
Secretary Of State is 2236.
Stones majority over Morris for Treas
urer of State is 1920.
Sutliff's majority over Whitman for Su
preme Judge is 1899.
The vote for Member Of the Board O
Public Works stand as follows:
Blickersdelfer l44.O69
BacEus l5S,087
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Richard Henderson, Before Matson
vs. Ayers, Justice Of
D. W, Champer, deft. the peace, OF Harri.
and Samuel Purman, son tp., Carroll CO.,
Garnishee. Ohio.
IN the seventh day Of November, A. D.,
" 1887, said Justice issued an order of at.
tachment, in the above action for the sum Of
seventyr6vs dollars. .....
EDWARD HENDERSON.
Nov. 10, lS57.-St, pr fee 5
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W00D'S HAIR RESTORATIVE, for sale
w at BAXTER & STERLINGS,
Nov. l9,-f. New Drug Store.
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DREADFUL CRASH"
.CAVING In OF B ANKS.
WHAT IS TO BIZ DONE?

VVHERE has been a tremendous smashing up
L among the banks lately, and everybody are
inquiring, "what will be done?" We'll, we will
tell you what we think you ought to do: Go
uJha ynu nan huv
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19

DINE TAR, good article sold by
/ Nov left. BAXTER & STERLING.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19

CONCENTRATED LYE, box makes l!
" gallons good soap, sold by
Nov, LETT BAXTER & STERLING.