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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
MARRIED..

DhRLING-hOksRrSoN-On Monday evening Dec g. BY
tte Rev Chas p'II,5s Caas W. Dsrhng to Ansene T..
dslfbter of SCOT A. Roberts ID, esq ell oftAs clty
LuYSTER BU NCE-At oysteI Say Long I.and on Sunday
evening Dec. 20. ~ TIE Rev Mr. Hip.iae MI Auirsw
Luyssr Of Norwis, oDs Islssd Mis. Mary Bunee Of
this city
Con,tsteyile Lewis County. Y, by the Rev H. W Nor.
rs John H. stosenbgrs OF New Albany lad to Jeznie r.
lsusbteT q Col Seth Miller.
sAlpuoRE - UDALL = AZ Gfe,, Neck, LONG Island on
Thgr.ds Pee y Sy tie Ho9 o. IN n fo.dies wn Skid
VAN DINE-CUTTING-fn Brooklyn. T. d on rbnrsSsy
Dee H. BY I'll. Rev. d. Peass. Mr. Cornels Van Dine Of
the fra, IL Schoonnaker Vas Dine OF thi. city TO Ms
Cutfing, al Of Lone ihk1e.
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NARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NHw-YoRK......DEe q.


s,esm'hip-Egrcps !BrE L.i,ch Liverpool T. Sqns ss.st
Co Sparkling We've. Saunders Hvsns, Brex, Son Coz
Nile Given, sespnlco Ne.Iuiih SINS
Bsbs-Ursnia Turner Manila and shsnssa w. rofosss
Tlbe am D. Boil. Cbaresson, g, Beck ka5sSa y
Brss-Z,ctehs Grozier, Norfolk, Ar'oS.mith ss, Ns.s
sian Hestsn Aspinwsll, Oneyi itascs A"che o. 'e'
Cubs n. 2 Buck Co - n,,,,,, L.. u..A.I
schoouers-Excelsior Riley philadelphia james h.aa
burton wDsn G. kow1 r.. Sas1 y sS.sOa
prederieksburs C. Person Gpsey Maloney s. sserew
Smith Boynion Meteor sum' Da,yieso '''' We
Abbott Smith Charleston q C.. X r BUCK a. 20 c-.u.
stesmer,-Chesspeske. Crowen, Portland H. d. Cfom"eni
Pejmont Wileta Batmore II. y. Cromwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

A.s ssept iyeSty r,iou,s Se,s rurs.a nd sas hl@
siis ss,s ben verb ~ .bstcs soc sprsscf 80
sAs ofiYe 81 ~. psps .sroush se.sIA .'s's
htry sns,ted vth - Csc st.rs street ne p'e
pi.,s.s.S 80 b. tss-l rs Aer.s - :he 7csnr siyiN
10 re und ,s'y, sat ssoibsr wsss '-shsd 20 see
.seut.t ret t-L while the hoe. Us gHeuy
sssss. wheae ~ pLa; Asa lsh iHa ana a'e TO- t 80
eeset v q ysary ge NsE lot Ipe yoS
onos sosy''ee ~ sld the ceart s,It hm u ID Rae
SssDH f,T b. Pears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
LOSS OF THE BRITISH BARK DAVEN
PORT At SEA.

ARRIVAL OF THE OFFICERS AND CREW.
By the arrival of the Hamburg ship Donau, Capt.
Meyer at this port yesterday learn thai the British
bark Davenport, Capt. Mckenzie, of.Plymouth, Eng
land was lOst at on the 4th nst while her voJ
sge from Quebec TO Cardiff, with cargo Of lumber.
Capt Meyer saw the bark 10 La. Al 80, Ion. as 49,
She was then wsserogged and fast sinking With true
sailors promptness, Capt. Meyer launched his long
boat although the weather was quite bosterous, and
rescued Capt. Mckenzie and IL others. Tae ship-
wrecked people arrived in port yesterday on tae
Dorsu.
Capt Mckenzie reports that on the night Of Dec. !
he experienced heavy gale from the northeast and
shipped several very heavy His vessel was rem
dered utterly unmsnsgesble and the 4th he left her
In sinking condition. having been rescued as above
stated. Cap. Mckenzie has addressed the following
grsefu letter TO Capt Meyer:
HAMBURG PAcKET-SHp DoyAU,
NEw-YoRK QUARANTINE, Dec o. 1851
CAFTAM hEyER-My Dear Si,: Myself ofhceis and crew
late Davenport Plymouth England
and grateful thanks for the kindness ana
evinctd toward While board the ship Donsu
water logged there being heavy running at the time
We God prosper yoa AID officers with
every happiness and success
We reGnain yours, most respectfully, . -
tsigneol FHED,h MCkENLE,
Master Of bark Davenport, his officers and crew.
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vr.,I.,. Pepoytsd bv TslksrspA.

CgrcAco Dec 2 D NJ --FLoUR dull WHsAr s:ssdy ~
&c CoRN quiet. OARS steady REcEIPTs To-day Vo CO.'S
Flour coo bush Wheat. l. 800 do. Coru.
NV orr yars pee is-CorToy unchsngedi sales today
500 bales FLOUR active ct 81 259s462t Laao in oas
NEwORLEAss Dec. q Cor easier but quota'oS un
changed swsng the Adrta.ies .dvioes
TIc Tor t,r 10 fuy fair MoLAssEs has declined Sc and
selling at 1870 Mixed Coax $4,000 LARD 10 sss dscnns
and selling at &c. COFFEE Ro)sAes TO Gay So's ~
ana selling az 81 So sTEsLISs EXCHANGE lo4~i't Ea'
CHANGE on EEw.YoRK. i1f discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
Markets .CLRIFrLLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY, Dec. -.
AsHEs-The usriet Is steady; the demand fair sales Of
20 bblp. at ST for Pots and Pearls
COTrON-The mark ls lower and little active;
Quotations show decline under the Adstics Of iGic
The sales ale 800 bales We quote:
HEwYoRK CLASSIFICATION
Upland Florida. Mobile NO Texu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
DIED.

BIRDAt Tompbinssie Staten Island on Tuesday Dee q
Jane LoulsG daughter Of g. r. and Lyde Bird aged
1cLtbf and 2. jsys
TIE res.ivss fehd. the y requested . st.r
ike funeral today Wednesday, ~ oCosk ;. rsn We
pet{sIss q bel AtssF u S0rylissyiis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

TIE branches 81 he State Bzah Of Ohio make
mosty reroris 10 he Board Of CearO and the foot
ug. AZ furp,b,d in the report sabmit.sd on the er':
Monday 10 D.o.mbs,, eorp.re s. fellows with the
November returss:
.r.rr LIZ nr nntn Akn tEAycHEt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

Mr. S. +. Headey q the Morris and Essex Road
has been elected Vice President Of the Erie Road and
will Gil the place Of Mr.. Moran while the later gen.
teman is in Europe. Mr.. will not leave, we under
stand, until after the arrival Of the Persia.
An adroit thief stole few days since bundle OF
bank notes. containing $780, from the desk Of one OF
our city bank officers, and /" yet has not beer AZ
rested.
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
exclusive Of specie from NewYork to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. /:
1855 1856 1857.
Total for the week.. 81, 93 39l elT82o eLlH ~
Previously reported.... 6s5.O74 7ao'oS" 'ho" oo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

usM steamship Aurs, WSoSsS ssysSn's s g sss
mds and ps'.eDsei 70 McSf sSn s,:s,, sb .I
Vile hence for Chae:tOO Monday, Ia;,o m exchanges
gs Nth steamship oa. H 9snGs ra Gays %de
pass. Z; Beci aunksrds t.h Inst. LAT q 1885, lon
Ems Capt Capt aeKefss .em Iabeo Cardiff VIII sc;T,%
0b ana eea w.eI OsseS tool from her 6'ps Mex
reports, Dec night experienced Sssy gale sS
the s sas rendered ser Sn@sn.s
s wa. :Oote9 By the Hamburg 'hp poD Capt M,ys 1S S
ing 81 tie s.;l.ta 1s IL hi. power. M
p ss 20 PsTsuss 0as Bremen Nov 10
Ship sutss., Barrett New Orleans l'dsys cotton.
Bark Mary Lee, Mster Ma'ss. So day. passed Gibraltar
Mo-. p % &c S or & sSsy P1 II lat 90
Bsk Virginia E.teins (Of Phi.eephial wIh.n, s.his
the coast end IN the Gulf Dec H. Of Caritact tool sss
yale ficm T. s. f. while In fa.homs water waeh 49, non
p m. until 2 a. Sryed al HAMPTON Roads Dee ~ io
orders. and sailed Sunday The " T. pissed PsrnAnsue'
B.i Nv. Foster Msr,c,5o ls day., hdrs 10 to M.,ss,s
ss9s two Dfs q were
Bs f S1xos ES11 hG!s osS I'll !: Son
Co The hss been ;.hore near sh,rt Ry. ana v. s
Capt Hazard She leaking badly aud ha, tam pia'
son from Ascension bound t, Coheo Bay went ,ssors nss
Goco Island about the middle o o.tbe where she remained
B,. Bshio, Bartlett Cape Baytien Dec TO- ballast 70 Us
schr ycnsth,n Johnson Barrett Baltimore days corn 10
w. II Newman Co
schr 81 c. Hopkins AIbury Richmond days. fours0 j.
FIVE
scbr NJ MOnscn jr Brewster Virginia Oysters for ses<
Hsyea
schr Cumberland Chase. Alexandris6 days, coal.
schr w. II Ronton. Rose Norfolk 3 days corn
schr Joseph Guest, BS.ineId Richmond days hoor
Schr White Cloud. Nswb1ry Norfolk for New BEDFORD
schr Direct Van Name, VIRGINIA "a hours, oysters
Schr c. Andersen, Beksr Georgetown coal
fchr Sussn Orlean, Matthews. Virginia, wso1- -
Steamer Petrol AJres, Providence 10 hours ndse TO Lease
Ode
schr I,abels FulkIin, Boston d,ys mdss to Dys0ut
StnIue . - 1911.
Scbr Drmroud, Fox, with mdse from bark CsrniolA-
a.bore AZ Long Branch, 10 Bird N-ilson.
scir Every sde. Putnam, Mibidge lumber % master
schr Ocean bird Br Lockhat Hslf.x dsys fsa q mas
ter This viii At anchor in the Eat Rver va run
lighter which stove in her The Lighters bow
spIit carried away with everything attached
Sohr. Mas Jane, -, Eastpot f,h 20 Sturees To-
Schr Melbourne spear Rochand lime.
Sloop Blackstone Stedman. Providence
Sleep Oregon Rhodes, Providence.
sALED-ships Constelaioo, Mollinsr Liverco7i LOWS
ieRa (BIem) Muller BALTIMORE judah rrOro Morse, New
Orleans. .f
WIND-Sun,i,e s. T., with fosi meridian w. s. W.
During the e.stery sse OF Frdsy night s7d Th,dsy mcfn'
ing last the bark Milford lahore Quogue listed down on nef
ard side and bged Il Is supposed that sEs viii Be tot
los About Of coal have been sr;ed on the eesch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

MINIATURE ALMAsAc......fHb BAY: az.
Sun-Ri,es.,,, T22 Sets ...."f'os nooo-s<ses'''h~
wArsR....rHis DAY. 80
sandy Kooh.. II rs Gov Ispd.. olos he oss'"" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
BY telegraph.

BOSTON Dec. % Ar ships Charles Hl Hale Cseatsas
Rival Kesy, Bombay Santiago Eame. do. eA1 .Sasns:
California Bursev, Buenos Ayes orlsneo benedc
louia Charles Wim, Dsshn tor Savanna ens' e,so,s.
(Brl Cam, Turks Island John Freeman L1ns on Is.v
Tsnsier, Sawyer, Philadelphia steamer 'o'epn WINNIE"
Howss Baltimore -. a.. ssat
TIE schr Kensington from Phisispha ssho.s on re ~
NORFOLK, Dec Z2-Au In Hampton Roads su-y, s-y
Harvey Birch from the Chincha IslAnds and brig hoyS
from Dominicl foI Baltimore. -, u..hxu,e-
CHARLESTON Dec - The U. s. NJ st.smsa p Nss.--,n1
Murray from NswYort arrived here at Iirs onu
The screw steamship Memphis OF Cromwehs ME- "
New.York arrived early hour this SofpMs xsp
SAVANNAH Dec. s2-The screw steamship t,enx
Of Cromwss ne arrived herr Sunday fom Ns
SAVANNAH, Dec is-fhs Hssnsbip FIsnss Sn''ss'S"
say N 81 h9pys ftVW Nw'yerk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

Bv North Rieey Bod.s-5lA bbls Flour s pkes frovnA
b. Erie Rairead-8es9 bbls Flour 30 Do Alesbs, o. "a
whiy sS do Porh 6ls tcs Beef In bags Wsest * esos
Leather 21l pigs. Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

From the foregoing hgles, spp7a1s sUo 01"@7
hsve made the following changes during the nonin:
inetsas :, tn,,,ss,..s Il. biiI.s. - gi,si3 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
ks On the 18th last were as follows:

Totsl........U$59n 9aLs7o f,'6s,s's loSj',S
As compared With the report Of tie previous week.
the rasnlt is AZ follows:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
MISSOURI.
more.

The late election in this State Las resulted most
gOriOuSly for the great cause Of HanssRiy. One
hundred thousand votes cast, Of which about fifty
thousand were cast for Rollins tho emancipation
candidate. and be is probably the Governor
elect, or il defeated is not by one hundred votes
This is truly most glorious result, Republicans
Of Ohio take fresh courage from this well contest.
ed field, in the land Of Missouri Rufians. Ohio
is the first born Of the Jefersonian ordinance, and
Missouri the first under the Compromise act, and
new that the name Democrat, has become a
stencil IN the nostris Of every lover Of Humanity,
Liberty and Equality, in consequence of the high.
banded and diaboIical Outrages perpetrated un.
der its conseerated name, these TIVE States can,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27

and shortly aill, shake hands under tie gorou,
baDberof Freedom and Progress.
Who viii now be 50 kOlishly bold, as to say
that the great party Of prOgros, with its iuvinci.
bic principles, is not making progress sgsinst the
delnOralizDg and brutalzipg doctrines Of the sell
dubbed Democratic party; more particularly des-
ignatsd ,hs DTed Scott, Men Stealing. MOrmou
Squatter Sovereignty, Border Rufian, Walker
Pillbus'eriDg party The blinking men Of Ais.
souri,, ayel the Mechanics, and those who labor
with their hands, feel the degrading. crushing
effect of Slavery and Slave labor alongside of the
Free man.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
A SLAVE WHIPPED TO DEATH,
The Newport (Ky,) Nsvs says:

The Newport (Ky) NsUs says:
We have received Information that slave wal
chained with long chain, on the 25th uh., in
Pulasca county, Kentucky by Mr., Stigal, bis
owner, and whipped every morning daily for six
days from fly to one hundred stripes. On the
morning ofthe seventh day he approached to
complete the weeks torture but failed to enjoy
that days whipping. He found the poor tortured
mortal dead.
The slave had asked permission Of his master
70 go and see bis wife on Saturday night, which
request was lenied hini but Notwithstanding,
the black man, after his work was done, and all
were In bed, went to SEQ his wife, but returned
before daylight to make fires aud feed
Hewas put into box and buried but the cor.
Oner, bearing Of the outrage. had the body dug
up and examined by three physicians, who pro.
nounced, death by shipping Officers are in
search Of the inhuman murderer, but We presume
pothing will be done With him when found.
Let the reader imagine tha: negro has whip.
ped white man to death for going to see Lis wife
at the end Of bis weeks work, and that, too, al
night, when sl were asleep, and see what will Be
bis feelings.
White men are put TO death for murder-bacE
ones for love and true affection. o slavery J.
The Devil has got you,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
LAW of NewsnnDers.

/. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
ry considered wishing to continue their subscrp
uon.
z. II subscribers order the dscontinuanee Of their
papers, publisher may continue to send them until
all arrsArages are paid.
s. II subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
rodicsls from the office which they directed they
are held responsible iii they have settled the bill, and
ordered thela discontinued.
4. IL subscribers remove to other places without In
forming the publishers and tie papers are sent to the
former 6irertion they are held responsible.
5. The Courts have decided that, refusing to take
papers from the OF se or removing aud leaving then
unealed for IA praa facia evidence ointentiona fand
Czg- Postmasters Sionotify publisher thata news
pape IL not taker ron the office, required to gyt
the rsa con why they not taken out (See Post OF
Ace Instructions and Laws.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
IOWA CONSTITUTION.


The new constitution submitted to the people
Of Iowa has been adopted by them by over 5000
majority. The Locofocos of the State through
their hired officials in the land Offices and else
where, endoavored to make it appear objectiona-
bic to their party friends because that the Repub-
licans had majority in the convention that
framed it. But in many counties the intelligence
of the people broke over the Dred Scott party
trammels.
There will be Governor and other State off.
GERS to elect next October
There is one feature in their new constitution
that Iowans will find disadvautageous to the peo-
ples interests, the same as we have done in Ohio;
viz: biennial sessions Of the Legislature. We
have learned in Ohio, in the school of experience,
that fifty or sirty thousand dollars year, expend-
ed on Legislators, is still cheaper than to lose nine
or len hundred Mousand dollars by embezzng Of
fcers every two years.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre
~ sened to the Commissioners Of Carroll county, at
their annual meeting, in September next praying for
the alteration on the road leading from New Hagers-
town, to Malvern said alteration to commence at the
culvert said road the North East corner
Richard Henderson's land; thence on the most praoti
cable route, to, or as near Adam Sinners gate as
good road be made East Of said gate; thence the
nearest aud best route to where said Road crosses the
lire between Harrison ald Brown townships and from
thence the present travelled road till it ntersects
the Malvern fee turnpike, and there to terminate,
August 9th, 1857. MANY PETITI0NERS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
THE STATE OF OH
Thomas Kinsey,
10, CARROLL CO., IS.
In the Court of Common
VI
Civil Action.
Ahlnhnm MestGll nt nls

ADiauam W esual ct ais. J CIVIL Action.
Abraham Westlal, one Of the defendants in this ac.
ton and who is resident of the State of Ohio ia
hereby notified, that Thomas Kinsey plaintiff has fled
his petition in said Court setting forth among other
7hings: that said Abraham IVestal and Adaline est
fall his wife did the 30th day of March 1887. 10
secure 70 the sad Thomas Knsey the payment of two
hundred dollars, with the interest thatishoud become
due thereon, execute and deliver to the said Thomas
hnsey, mortgage deed of lands and tenements stu-
ate III the said county of Carroll with the appurtenan
cesi berg in the district of lands subject to sale at
steaoenvile, and in ranged, townshpl5 Being apart
OIL the Southwest quarter of section Is. Described as
follows; Commencing sixty feet Westfrom the section
ine, at the Northwest corner of George Crawford's
lot; thence West parallel with the State road, sixty
feet; thence South, hundred and sixty feet to the
place of beginning ~
The said Abraham Westall, il further notified that
that the said Thomas Kmsey, alleges in said petition,
that the said sum Of two hundred dollars with the inter-
est due thereon, remains wholly unpaid. And that the
time or such payment is elapsed and that if said
AbIaham Westia fail to demur answer said petition,
on or before the lst day Of the October term 1857 Of
said Court the allegations set forth in said petition will
be taken as confessed, aud judgment against him. and
an order of sale of the mortgagCd premises, viii be
directed accordingly. THOMAS KlNSEY '
WIN. Il, Champer, Attorney
July Esd, 1857
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We make the following announcement upon the
same terms that we do an advertisement.
EDITORS FREE Pass. Sire - You will please
announce the name Of G. A. BE GEL pf Centre,
as an Independent Old Liue Whig Candidate,
for tbe Office Of Treasurer and oblige many Old
Line Wings, and Democrats of
CARROLL COUNTY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
FAILURE OF THE OHIO LIFE INsU.
RANCE 4 TRUST COMPANY.

The suspension Of the Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company, is annouuced, and said to be in
consequence of Il inability to respond Of parties
TO wIlomft had lOsned largely on Railroad
Eteek.
Tiers i great excitspest aud deleterious
easef ~ llie money nalkel i feared.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
fcers every ttVo years.

"THAr DIRTY Doe," Whowrote the leader in
the local of this paper, stated facts the naked
tuth,and nothing but the ruth-but not the whole
truth, we might have done, We might have stated
that the Junior workman Tor boy in that office was
oyerworked IN the office and out of the office un-
til be could bear up no longer, whilst Others that
should have done proportion, were seen to crawl
out of Snake den during the hot days. If this
kind of local news causes the Citizen man to
howl adity dog" he may, for it is our business to
expose tho oppression of the weak, and especially
when the usurper keeps his place in Snake den
with no ostensible calling to obtain livelihood
These facts we have from our own observation
and that Of others. We hope the Local will be
satisfied with this; If not we can give him
more 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27

RF- The Bridge between Rock Island and Da-
venport is beautiful structure and is complicated
aud complete in its mechanical construction, 1t
Is estimated that it would take the natural life
time of four or five men to build bridge like
the one in question.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
FR0M NEW YORK.

NEW York Aug. "a.
< In the Surrogate to day, Judge Bradford rem
dered decision in the Burde Estate Case. 1t
is very elaborate and lengthy, and concludes by
declaring that Mrs Cunningham is not the widow
Of Mr. Burdell, and by directing that letters Of
Administration be issued to the next of kin.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
REPUBLICAN STATE rICKE 7.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKE
For Representative,
J.B. ROACH,
Probate Judge,
JOHN Il. TRlPP.
AUDITOR.
WASH. BUTLER.
Treasurer.
JOHN L. HUNT.
Sheriff,
RoBTERT MCARTY.
Prosecuting Attorney,
w. II. CHAMPER.
hpfrnary Director,
JOHN FAWCETT.
Commissioner,
JOHN GREGG.
iSarvegor,
W. MCULLY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27

~ heh tlnss VI Tess VI sohu BREWER VIII pc consd
cred Square.
6TAdyertsers must he particular to mark the Dum
Der Of Insertions On the face Of their advertisements
or theT viii be published dntlOrdered out and charged
accori iIngly. .'"
sSE- Advertisements should be handed in by TUEs
DAv MoRNIHG, to insure insertion that week.
EH- JoB WoRK neatly and expeditiOusly executed at
this Office on the shoFtes possible notice
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27
77e,l4s 40

Is 1857, per
Auditor's
books. h- 1858 776l4s 40
In order 70 ascertain from the above statement
the true amount Of the defalcatiOn, and ceconcile
the discrepancies between the account Of the Au.
ditor and Treasurer, Il is necessary to add to the
foregoing balance Sl3l9892, due depositOries
and s67 ,OOO,sl belonging to the Canal Bank of
Cleveland. This would swell the balanceto $3.50.
26s. .o3. From this should be deducted SlO4,-
l4379, the amount Of asset0 in the treasury on
the 18th Of June, leaving balance Of $685. 9l24,-
"a, which is $2S374,6S greater than the balance
shown BY the books of the treasurer. This dis
erepancy is accounted for by the fact that the
treasurer has credited himself with the payment
Of exchange dc, to that amount. of which the
Auditor has no account and which cannot be
allowed without legislative action.
How long has this deficit existed To this ques.
ton, the books Of the office furnish no answer
It is not to be expected that they would throw any
light Oh the subject. Offenders do not vOluntari.
y furnish evidence Of their guilt Or make record
Of their crimes.
The facts and circumstances disclosed by the
witnesses who have appeared before us, and whose
testimony will be fully examined in another place,
IN the opinion Of the undersigned, clearly show
bat the defalcatiou is not of recent date.
We have said in a former page of the report,
that there is no doubt that tue balance called for
by the books Of the Auditor and Treasurer, was
in the treasury at two different times during the
past year. We have just expressed the opinion
that the deficit has existed fora long time prior 10
the examination made by the Joint Committee and
by the Auditor Of State. How, thea, was the late
treasurer epabled TO produce the money or its
equivalent 10 these different eAampers9 Whence
we're the funds procured to supply the deficiency.
and conceal the defalcation? The explanation ia
furnished by Mr.. dbson's deposition, f..
Continued nert wSsk ..
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NOTICE.

I hereby forewsrn all persons from purchasing OF
John Hilbert Of Jefferson county, Iowa; or his agent
a promissory note, given bY me to him, bearing date
OF April 18th, 1855, PAYABLE Ap lstlS5S, calling for
seven hundred and fifty dollars (s750) as win no
pay said note unless compelled by law
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