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sHERIFF's SAFE.

John Hibbets, By virtue Of an order Of als
We. issued out Of the Court n cow-
Albert Q. Massey, mon Pleas. Of Carroll county. 81,
and 70 me directed, I viii offer for sale, q he door ~
the Court House. IN GrrOIltOn. On
Monday, de l0a day Of Asgust. iss7,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock, a. n, ADD 4 o'eoek.
P. NJ, the following real estate, 70 viz Ths south.
west quarter Of section thirty eve, Of u township sixteen
and range seven, appraised at three thousand dollars,
Terms cash. JOHN II. WHl9CRAFT,
July 9th, 81. Sheriff Of Carroll County.
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sHERIFF'S Sale

Thomas Lee, ct aA Civil action.
VS.. Petition TO foreclosa or
The Carroll Co, R. R. Co. der Of sale.
In pursuance Of an order Of sale, Issued from the Court
Of Common Pleased Carroll county Ohio, and to me d.
rected. ] will offer for sale at the door Of the Court
House, in CarrOnton, Carroll county. Ohio,
On Thursday. the 2oh day Of <Egust, 1857,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
O'Clock P. NJ, Of said day, the following property, 70.
wit All the right, title, interest and property, legal
aud equitable Of the Carroll county Rail Road compaS
ny. ia and to the Carroll county Rail Road, situate In
said county Of Carroll; together with all the privileges
and appurlenances thereto belonging, and al lumber
sud materials hitherto procured for the construction Of
said road, by said company, all the fixtures Of the
same, and the oxen, horses, carts. wagons and gearing
now owned by said company, and used, or TO be used
about the completion Of said road; and also all the tools,
implements and machinery, the propert, Of said com.
pany, and used, or necessary to be used for the pur-
pose last aforesaid.
Terms: one third in 4 hand, one third in three months
and one third 10 six months, with interest on the last
two payments, at the rate Of ten per cent. per aLnum,
JOHN II. WHITCRAFT,
July, 2 1851. Sheriff, Carroll County Ohio.
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ROAD NOTICE.

IN scented to the Commissioners OF Carroll County, a
their next meeting in September, foE the location Of
a road, beginning at the Augusta and Robes GeOsgs
road, in Washington township, where IL siosses the
line dividing the land Of Thomas Weir and Israel Ny.
ers' heirs, thence East, along sad liAe. Or 5 aear as
practicable, to or hear William HeriDgtOn's BAN,
thence a South Easterly direction, the nearest and
best route, until il ~iniersesls The line between the lsnds
of Wesley II. Taylor and the heirs Of William Black.
ledge IN Fox Township, thence slong sid nRe until t
i~ntersects the New Lisbon road, where & ia 10 tsrmi-
nate. MANY PETITIONERS,
June 25th lS47.-td, l4ts'
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HARRISON COUNTY.

Our more southern sister has placed 10 nomina.
ton her Republican ticket, and IL will be elected
in October aext, On that ticket W see the naue
Of cur old friend E. s. WooDBORNE, Ese, for
SHBMFE. In this nomination our friends have
made an excellent selection. Mr.. Woodborne
formerly resided in this county, and we have al.
ways found him to be q true man to bis friends.
and an inyeterate opponent of LoOOfocoism in all
is msanderibgs. Mr.. w. will make an efficient
officer, and one who will IN all occasions apply
the Gef to the sides Of Republican ridden Loco.
focoism. No wonder the Ssntiael rants 90 over
the ticket, if It is composed at such men; for AL.
len will have neither rest by day nor by night
neither in the sanctum uor in the 'Sagnicht''
meeting. The ticket is as follows;
Rsprsssntdtivs--Jamss Day.
Rsrk--T, c, RoYles.
Trsasurer-John Russell
Sheriff.. s. Woodborne.
Probate Judge--Allen C. Turner.
IrOssseuaing AEoynsy--Jese H. McMah.
Comnissionsr e. Carver.
Corontr-Dr. McGee.
hfrxn; DirctOr-J.C G. Rargar,
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70 I Il B B R | b N D )


r. WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITI.
u liens Of Carroll county, that | have just common
ced its exploration, in behalf of the Carroll county
Bible Society, IN conformity, with the united action OIL
the general agent, ofthe A. b. s. Rev. T.. O. Harts.
horn, aud the board Of managers, of the Society for
which l am laboring, who requested al its last annular
meeting that an agent be secured to explore this por~
tion Of the State.
1t will be remembered, that resolutions were adopted
at a late meeting of the board OF managers of the a. B.
81 having in view, the exploration anu re.supply Of
our entire country. 10 carry this resolution into effect,
the work will need to be done mainly by the auxiIia.
riel themselves.
We purpose to do a thorough work in this county,
relying upon the divine blessing, and the generous spir.
It OF the churches aud Bible friends generally within
its bounds.
That funds will be needed to carry out this object.
is obvious, and without a hearty co operation on the
part OF the churche generally, this noble and benevu
lent schr me will only serve to impoverish and embal rass
the society. Already il Is involved 10 a long standing
debt, and the new supply of books which will be needed
will serve to swell the amount.
The plan proposed, is, that [ should labor, not only
as q distributing, but alsO as a 8 Letting agent. /
therefore ask the cooperation of Churches and Pastors
upon my field. With ut this, little can be ELECTED
| shall labor the present month in the townships Of
Brown, Augusta and East; the northern tier of the cOun
ty; and hope to present the Bible cause in all the con.
g~regations in those townships, during that time. Local
agents will be appointed through the several school dis.
tricts in the county, and will in due time be supplied
with proper reports and books. Next week l shall oper-
ate in Brown township, and the week following in Au.
gIeta. A. II. BITTENGER,
July Q, '57.-4t Agent of Carroll Co, B.. S.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that q petition win be pre-
~ scented to the Commissioner OF Carroll county, &C
Iheii next meeting in September, for The vacation Of 90
much Of The Black and Greer road, as les bstweep
What is commonly called the } Oster road and tbe slsu.
benville and Carrollton State road commencing AZ
the land line between Samuel Jnckmsn's and John r.
Buck on OF near said road; thence on the line untl Il
intersects the present route, at or near Naples mead
oW; thence to the mouth Of the widow haples lane,
where Il Is to terminate. MANY PE1ITI0NERG '
July 2, ls57,-5w.
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DEATH OF HON. W. L. MARCY,
ALBANY. July q.

ALBANY, July 8.
The Hon, w. L. Marcy died at Balston Spa
at noon, Saturday. He complained Of a Sigh,
stitch in bis side. which had troubled him fol
some time, and then walked about a quartat Of 8
mile TO DR.. Aoore's, but not finding the doctor IN
be returned 10 the hotel and went to his room
leaving an order At the otics that the Doctor
should be sent to him, 1cfI
DR.. M.sscou arrived, and upon going to biz
room found him dead, Ills remains win b.
brought to Albany on Tuesday, at one one O'Clock,
10 a special train furnished by Mr.. Corning, IA
charge Of the BurgesseorpS aud will be deposit.
I'd 10 the Capitol Of that city. ys7a
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.
SCaErollCo
PFObate Coast.

VS. Probate iCOuEt.
FredeIinaBeite. ct ais.
To Donat Better, Philip Hickman, Martina Hickman
Damascus Eberhart, Agatha Ebethalt and I've Better,
who are heirs and le gal representatives Of John Better
deceased.
You are hereby informed that on The fourth day of
June, 1857, said administrator fled his petition in the
Probate Court Of Carroll county, Ohio, The object ahd
prayer of which petition is to obtain an order on the.
tenth day of July, AID. 1857, for the assignment Of tho
dover Of FredeliBa Better, the widow q said John
Better, deceased, in and for the sale Of the following
real estate, Of which the said John Better died seized,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the
debts of said decedent, to wit; The South, East corner
oil the South West Quarter OF Section six of Town,
ship fifteen, Of Range ave, containing forty acres more
or less, situate In Carroll county, Ohio. ~
lGNA7US BETTER, Admir-. OF
JOHN BETTER, deeeased.0
By S. N. CRANE, Attorney for petitioner.
June IL, l857.-4w. p - sft' ~
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SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue Of writ Of Vi "a Ct Eav faeias Issued out
of the Court Of Common Pleas tor Carroll County, Ohio
and to me directed, | will offer for sale al the door of
the Court house, IN Garrollton, between tie hours Of
ten O'Clock A.. NJ, and four o'clock I. N, on
Saturday the 2eh dag of july, A. D, 1851,
the following real estate, to wit: Lot Number four, ia
Isaac Atkinson's first addition to The town Of CaffoH-
ton, together with the improvements thereon, Consist.
ing Of a Steam Grist aud OIL Mil and the necessary
fixtures. Taken in execution, and Sil be sold by NE.
Terms Cash. JnhNH. WHlTCRAFT,
June 18th, lS57,-5w. pr. fee s. Sheriff.
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SBERtfP,s sAIp

By viFtss ots wa Of M =. Las y. s.usd ou, Of
the Court q Common Pleas, ior Carroll oounts 0bio
and y me directed. ! wa 0Hor lor saIs Al ths 49, al
the Court House, IL CarroHtOn, On
Monday, Ns loA day Of 4EQ1si, 1851.
between lie houui Of ten o'clock, A. n, and l $50
?. N, The following real estate, 20 VII: de sortAs
east part OF the south vest quarter Of section 4 IN town
chip Is and range 9, containing sixty acres. - =,
leS. Te rms cash. JOHN n. WHIfCRAT
July 9, 81. Sheriff Of Carroll Countv
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~CoRRxcrIoS.-Ws were made to say by
The types Of Last week, that JOHN R. DIAL o.
oraage TIP, is candidate for Treasurer. whilst
It should bays read SHERIFF,
Mr.. Deal Is ageutlsnau in every sense Of the
vorJ, and would doubtless make a good and
worthy Sheriff. There are several candidates foF
nomination for this important office, all Of them
srs good men. And i should be distinctly un-
dsrtOOd by each and every map, for any Office,
that he bas not been rejected becsuse the people
propOuresd bin up6t for tho place, but because
tba. lhs mar chosen TO The place, was probably
better bnovO, or locality, or some other. supposed
good eAuAs, va the chief circumstance BY which
Ih opponent reached the goal Of bis ambition.
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ion. Nov is the time to mms a club for
the new volume
IN RMMERSON & co, Publisher,
No. | SrRUcE srREEr NEw YoRK,
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announcements,


TRRP x McCoY:-Please announce tbe name
Of HARVEY COGSIL, Of Loudop. Tn. As a
suitable candidate Tor the important Office Of Rep
.resentatiVe, subject to The election Of the Repub-
licau Conventions, and Oblige,
LITTLE CARROLL.
MEssBs EpTroRsi-Please announce the name
Of GEORGE PUGH, Esq, Of Harrison tn. As
q suitable person 10 nominate for the Office of conn.
~ Treasurer. subject 10 the decision Of The uomi.
mating convention, and oblige his
MANY FRIENDS.
TRIP 4 MoCoYi-By announcing the mama
of JOHN FAWCETT, Of Union, as a suitable
candidate for I~nirmary Director, subject 10 the
decision Of the nominating convention, YOU will
Oblige MANY.
For Senator.
DWIGHT JARVIS
For Representative
MATS0N AYERS.
LEMUEL HOLE.
D. A. AFTER.
J, B, ROACH.
For Probate Judge,
JN0. H. TRIP.
For Auditor,
WASH. BUTLER.
JOHN R. BUCK.
For Treasurer,
JN0. STERLING.
JOSEPH DENNISTON,
JN0. PRICE.
GEORGE GANTZ.
Il. NJ. ORUMB ACHER.
THOMAS CAMERON,
JOHN l, HUNT,
II. M. THOMPSON.
For Sheriff
DANIEL DUNLAP.
j. F. CROOKS.
JOHN R. DEAL,
ELI nj. 0RIN'
JOHN w. YOUNG.
JAMES PATTON. (town.)
GEORGE FOUTZ,
JAMES BAXTER, JR.
GEO. W. HEMMlNG,
R. MCCARTHY,
ARCHBoLD M'ALLISTER,
For Prosecuting Attorney,
R. E. KNIGHT.
w. H. CHAMPER.
For Hnfrmary Director
ROBERT HAWKE.
JACOB MAPLE.
For Commissioner,
JOHN GREGG,
JAMES MCCOY.
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COLUMBUS ADAMS.

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MARGARET DAVIS ESTATE.
NOTICE. is hereby given that have been duly ap.
~ pointed and qualified as Administrator of tho IL.
tate Of Margaret Davis, deceased: All claima must DO
presented within Cne year, duly authenticated.
LUKE DAVIS,
July 2, lSaT.-5w. AdministratOr.
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-05-06

territory adopted a constitution which
was republican; and, at time when it
was conceded by alkthat the Panacea for
the evils Of Kansas. was state Orgsnisa-
ton, Knocked at the doors Of Congress,
and asked admission into the Union,
were spurncd from the threshold by eve
ry adhering democratic member o! Con-
gress, who made the Cincinnati Comics.
sion of Faith the rule and guide of his po-
litical conduct. And in the meanwhile,
things getting along no better, we ask
how will it end! They say we are to
have a new election this summer for a
Constitutional Conve ntion, 10 be brough,
off under the very righteous supervision
of pro-slavery Legislature. Have moi
elections been held there before to-day,
and have they not driven Free State men
from the polls. and colonized the country
with borderers from Missouri! And will
they not do it again if the exigencies o.
the occasion demand it? An unscrupu
lous party having everything, as in Kan
sas, hold The game in their own hands. -
Did not Louis Napoleon usurp the throne
ofa an Empire by fraud, and perjury, ant
military coercion, with two great parties
in the country deadly and actively hostile
to his purposes, and bring about the rat
lfcation of that usurpation by seven ant
a half millions Of votes Z And we hest
tate not to say that the rule Of the pas
in Kansas caps the climax Of Napoleon''
fraud and outrage. Little therefore car
be hoped for from this new constitution
And then is Kansas to be admitted unde
it constructed as it is to be, under lh
auspices of pro-slavery Legislature
who have given evidence that they know
how 10 lay the ropes and that too whe
it is not 10 be submitted to the people 70
their adoption or rejection And il
what respect after all, will it be viii
better in the manner of its formation
than the Topeka Constitution, which ha
the advantage Of having been submilte
to the people and by them adopted Th
end has not yet come, and courageously
hopefully must we await its approach
ready 10 do anil battle for the right.
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established. and then to perish. The tun
of the aboUe passage lies IN the idea q
an example Of civil liberty SET BY d con-
stitution Uhich maintains statery. Ger:
lainly there is no inconsistency in this
idea of Mr.. Buchauan's, if he considers
that Negroes are not human beings, bu!
brute animals. But then in another part
of hisaaddress, he-calls slavery an instihl-
ton. Now we do not, neither do Amer
leans, talk of an institution of,hoTse keep
ing, and horse breeding, and horse-driving.
Teams are not termed institutions on
either side Of the Atlantic. Marriage is
an institution, if Mr.. Buchanan likes {;
and slavery may be denominated an in
stitution too, if the subjects Of the latter
yoke, like those of the former are to be
acknowledged as men and women. But,
even by American licenOs of speech, the
word institution is inapplicable to an
arrangement relative to mere beasts. If
slavery is an institution slaves are men
and when their masters talk about setting
an example of civil liberty, they must be
understood as addressing all such dis
course to BUNcoMBE.
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essary to produce a sensation Of beauty,
sufficient for happiness every lady has
it in her power to produce an effect Of
beauty by beautiful conduct and intelli-
gence. -
The distinction between the beautiful
and the grand, is not sufficiently marked
by many. The Falls of Niagara are,
grand and sublime /; they produce pro-
found impression Of awe, but are not
beautiful. The sensation Of awe produ'
ced, Overpowers the sensation of beauty.
Mountains may be grand, but rarely
beautiful. The Mississippi is noble
stream, but not beautiful. The Falls Of
ST. Anthony are scarcely grand but are
beautiful. The valleys between many
mountains are often beautiful; the Ohio
river flows gently and its waters are pure
it is beautiful; and thus instances might
be presented innumerable.
Let all by conduct produce feelings OI
pleasure, and beauty will be daily pre-
sented to the mind.
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The st. Louis Election as seen through
Slavery's Eye.

The Richmond SCUM oil April IL, lalr-
ly howls over the Free Soil triumph late
ly won in St. Louis. 1t says:
Now, some stupid individual will
say all this means nothing. 1t is a joke,
hoax this abolition triumph in the
capital of first class slave state. There
may be certain people in the South to
whom so significant an event is matter
of no interest or concern-an amusing
little incident over which they can enjoy
quiet chucke. 1t is not so regarded
among the abolilionis,s of the NORTH.
Equal importance will be attached 10
this anti-slavery triumph by all rejecting
men in the south. They see how it will
strengthen the hands Of The free soil party
in Kansas and what prodigious i'm
pulse it will impart to the aggressive
movements of the abofilionis,s of the
north. 1t is a victory without parallel
for them-it is deplorabfe defeat for us.
Heretofore abolitionism has been content
to restrict the expansion of slavery, and
the south has had to lament only some
negative repulse. This is the first in
: stance in which abolitionism has achieved
an inconteslible triumph on distinct is
sue in the heart of a southern state. This
is the first time that slavery has been roll
ted in one Of its -strongholds. Think you
so extraordinary an event will be without
3 consequence ? Is it nothing for the abo.
d litionists to discover that they can invade
, the soil of a southern state with impuni
s ty. and may even reckon on the succo'
: of the southern people! Is it nothing
+ for Black Repub!icanism TO plant its ban
G ner on one Of our own citidels ! Is it no
r thing for slavery 10 lose the spell of in
e vincibility, and the south to be bearded
|. and bulIied on southern soil. Is there
T. no significance in this indication of al
l. ebbing tide-.lllis first backward slep ii
III the march of southern power? Will .h'
+ example provoke no more audacious ag
h gressions, and invite no imitation.
Here and there one may find dull, in
er different or uninterested observer, VIII
m will answer all these inquiries in a spiri
a. of unruffled satisfaction-who will affirm
tha, the defeat of Fremont settled the s.a
If very controversy, quieled agitation. an
I'd rescued the south from the danger of lu
I. turc attack Is that the reply ofsensibl
ol and honest men-quick to descern an
g. prompt to repel the approach of an enc
i. nv %
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St. Louis for Emancipation.

"The most Aourisbing city on slave
soil in The Union has solemnly prcnoup-
ced against the perpetuily Of Slavery
So the Cincinnati Commercial announces
the recen, glorious result in St Louis -
There is deep significance in such re-
suit. 1t is full of encouragement and hope.
St. Louis is not only the commercial cap
ital of Missouri, but it is the great social
and political heart Of the State, from the
pulsalions of which the currents OF opin-
ion are driven to the remoiest extremities.
Two years ago The rest of the nation
knew St. Iouns only as the metropolis Of
'the border ruflian State ! now she stands
proudly before the world the citadel ol
freedom, the central power Of emancpa'
ton in the South. From this citadel viii
go forth armies of influences, sleeled with
righteous argument. and clothed in tht
panoply of truth and justice--and where
ever they 60, victory will not be stayet
within the limits Of the city. It will rol
on until its healing food covers the sur
face of the whole State. All honor 10 tn
noble men OF st. Louis.-Leader. .'