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The above vas vnsisn Get Ana signed by
M. HsGnan. ukOn " knOs 10 BEL man Of
auinpssehabIs Integrity. last Msaday morning.
Ii s obvious : wrOsg has besn done. II it
we're accidental Mr.. Moody. should relieve
hlnaslf % the suspicion Of do~nFight fraud. He
could sasilydo this BY comparing the mOnsy
received on Saturday with The account. Shich
be keeps Of course. Of his receipts. Bat be
treated NJ. Hoffman 10 a manner which %eonyin.
'oed bin that the whole affair was intentional.
Ar. Moody i completing bis last terra "a Of
fee. He has made sucking at the public tea. =
fat lhing-cught 10 Be satisfied without rob.
bing farmers as lley come in to pay their tax
~ss-supPOss be dOnh care though. The poo
pie can't do Oabsrwise Than keep the e%reaturel
Of the Clique in Office. After a while they vii
become 50 inpudsntiha. they will take sucl
farms as please them through the county 70
taxes. Keep On.-Cf. Dem. Dec. 4. SO.
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siooers Of osyAboga county to issue bonds, dc,
phieh, On notiOn 81 ~. GriswOld. was order
ed o b. engrOsssd and read The third time to-
porrow.
On motion, Mesrs. BueLland and Phelps
we're added 10 the CON- ittee on the Psniien-
iarY.
Mr.. Bpzee, from The committee on Agricul-
ture. reported that the committee had under
consideration lbe resolution Of the Senate in.
strueling said committee to inquire what leg
~i'la:iOn, Il aSy. Is necessary, % prevent stock
from running at large; and report abill to pre-
vent injury 70 crops and fences.
Resolved blythe General Assea6ty Of ohia-
That we. The members thereof. will each cou-
tribute our per diem for Saturday next, to aid
the benevolent Of Cincinnati in allsVialing the
suGsrings OceasiOued by the want Of fuel and
food in that city.
Resolved, That the part Of The
Senate, and --o the part Of the House..
be a committee to Immediately forward said
funds TO their proper destination.
During a brief discussion Of these resolutions
Mr.. Matthews said that 10000 people in Gin
%ciunati, most Of whom, in ordinary times. are
Industrious and respectable, are now reduces
to pauperism. The daily consumption Of Goa
IN tbe city is 90. 900 bushels, and a supply b.
the ordinary means cannot be had. Thous
ands upon thousands, he said, by being throw
out Of employment, are now in a suffering con
dillon.
The first blank vas filed with the nams G
stanley Matthews, and the resolutions wer
adopted.
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Washington Correspondence.
wAsnIsoror. D. g, Jan. II, IS.

WASHINGTON, ~. W Jan, u, looi'
Editor Of Ciepe land Leader.
The Investigating Committee upon the chNr-
ges Of bribery il the House. is %sittiRg daily;
bat rs The testimony elieilsd is not made pub
lie, ~ofeourse we know nothing Of the tendeAcy
Of their proceedings. We can only judge from
ruwor, which is very unsaliIfac:ory; though
nearly al. agree that the whole affair is rather
%farcical from the beginning up to the present
time. The fact that the parties who were most
o%dicroas in getting up this excitement have re-
fused to answer certain questions propounded
to them by the G ommittee. seems like q very
pslpAbls backing down. A desire to get noto'
riety as very acute observer aal corrsspon-
dent, seems to appear il the proceedings. How
ever, there can be no doubt that there ia cor
ruptiou enough in O1agres'; AMI no ons doubts
that brides are frequently offered anl rsceiv'
ed
The election Of Gen. Usmeroa toa seat ia
the u. s. Senate for six years. is more than The
most sanguine anticipated from Blphauanizsd
Pennsylvania. 1t shows that the great Dem
cratic victory in that State was not a victory
after all. That a few were in earnest wher
they shoutsd for "Back, Greek, ard Free Kan
sas, |" so much so that they cannot swallow For
ney, though served u? with Buchanan inf
ence for a relish. Forney has done too muet
dirty work for slavery t. render him acceptable
to those who desire 10 advance the cause o
freedom and free labor. The extraordinary ef
forts Of Buchanan to advance such a criugini
dirt-eater to \ place ia the S,nste, only fore
sh sdows the course his administration is t.
take. Gen. Cameron is now in this city. Th,
Republicans are jubiIsnt over his election. II,
is acknowledged by friend and foe, TO be ono 0
ths most, il not the most, shrewd politicisp i
the county,
The Republican Association Of this city a
their annual meeting a few nights since, elect
ed lion. B. b, French President Of the Associ
alton, which office he has accepted. The othe
offices usual to associations OF this kind, wcr
flled by selections from meh who are resident
ofthis city, Our Republican friends here ar
in good working trim. When another cam
paigu comes round. We will carry the war int
the enemy's camp.
Extensive preparations are being made b
the citizens Of Washington, for the inaugur'
ten Of Mr.. Buchanan. The rival clubs Of ID
city have been quarrsIling over the matter cor
siderably. A large building ist0 ba erecte
for a grand ball on the night of the 4th
March.
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fdOus services 10 the shuroh when ts vas NJ
sassiuatsd. Ths assassin stepped %fOrwsrd, liz.
ed his cape and plunged a %sastilan knile to bis
heart. ex-laiuing down With the gOddessF'-
Al exprsssion which be aterwards explained TO
refer To the doctrine OF the Immaculate eoneep-
ton.
The Bishop isil 10 the pavement and instant
ly expirsd. A sister Of charity who bad OBJ
strvedthe mo E nent Oftbe ASA sin AMI All mpt-
ed TO throw herself between him and the Aleh-
lbishop, was wounded IN the hand.
yerges vas formerly apriest Of the dioess Of
Meaux. and had been suspended for preaching
l~agaiast The dogma OF the Immaculate Conce2-
ltion. lie was 10 the insurreeuOn Of June
The general opinion is that he is deraugsd.-
The crime created a deep sensation At tbs Tuil-
lleries, and 10 al classes the same CONSERVATION
vas apparent.
A secret c~onelave was held at Rome the 18th
hof December. in which The state Of the Roman
Church in Mexico and South Ameriea was cor
sidered. The Pope complains bitterly at th'
'tdoiugs Of the Mexican government in Mexico
/ and declares that all the measures It has tskeT
against the authority Of the Apostolic Chair
10 be null and void. lie also denounees those
priests who obey the hWsof countries in whicl
lthey live, rather than the instructions forward
led them from Rome,
The Swiss government has declared its will
inguess 10 stop al proceedings against the in
s~argsnts, il France aud England will prOmisl
their efforts to procure the complete indepen
dencs of Neafchatei. and TO withdraw their ad
hesion to the protocol Of 1859 in favor of th'
King OF Prussia. iftbsy do not obtain from ths
monarch the abandonment ofhis pretensions 1
the Canton. and il an arrangement cannot b
effected on this or an analogous basis, all th
Swiss will risa to defend their rights and indie
pendence. The greatest enthusiasm prevail
Everywhere. Il is estimated that should wa
%eusue. 400. O00,m sn would be under arms
The CaEton Of Geneva being in want Of $40
|, 600 francs for rms, chat sum " IS subscribed
the Town Hall in 81 hours.
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Looofooo Mlatake.

We give place 10 the following charg' and
rssraetioA BY request. 1t would seem that aftsr
the charge made on the 4h ult, Mr.. Moody
ssok after Mr., Hoffmsn with a sharp Hiek. And
after that q writ csms bszzing around his ears
IN the hands Of Sheriff Whitcrar, he came
10 his seusss. And fnGing that bis heae qnsn-
don friend she had cheated him into an unlNw-
Tul %position. 70 satiats his EVA inVstsraIe and
malignant heart, over The SigHatHrs Of one who
is net emily responsible. bat crsditabs and res
psa7Jls. had msds . pack horse Of him (Hoh'
maa) 10 the injury Of an innocent person
Thsrsfors. in doe time, on the qSnd Instant,
lhrouSh III. same channel, the succeeding ar
iisls under The title - Gard" appeared.
The s%orivnsr. authsr and publisher, and sll
others concerned il the charge should feel The
tinge Of shame rsddsa THAR cheeks over sach q
IranVactsn. But there 10 one upon whose
cheek site the sallsw and unssrthly glare Of
wrengs multiplied, ill novCht on earth or in hi
could saddle his cheek With The hue Of shame,
vs mean him vhO persisted in having the
charge go to the public after being requested
by the OsisnSiNs author. through . responsible
persSA sRd friend, not 10 do 90,
Mr.. Hoffman 10 SAID 10 be 50 honest and un'
susreoting mAH. and has lbS good will of biz
nsiSksou, Mr.. Moody die act want bis money
And therefore the coats being paid and ator
hsys ices settled and rstracion made thrOugl
"a. Isns sougcs from whence il eminatsd, th'
ssit is sithLrawn. And tight glad are v,
to hssr it is 50. for Mr., Needy, a'it is said Q
Mr.. Hof@AS, is shove su'Picisn.
Let lhG CREoLs who played s%crivipsr Ant
dielatSr for Hoffman try his hand again, ant
r'rshsnee he may be led on steel files and Irou
fallhg'.
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Conversational.
WAsHrNdroN Jan. q

WAsHrNGroN Jan. 20.
sBNATE-The Senate held secret session to-
day in which the question Of the removal Of
Judge Lecompte from the Chief Justiceship of
Ksnsas. was discussed.
Gen Cass inquired what had become ottLe
nomination Of Mr.. Harrison to supercede
Judge LecOmpts as Chief Justice Of Kansas,
which was sent iEto the Senate by tie Prssi
dent aOme time stree. Mr.. Tombs, as chair
man Of the Committee had not yet decided on
what report they should make in relation to il.
Mr.. Cass rejOHsd with considerable feeling that
It was quite tims some action should be had on
the subisct.--Mr. Tombs said that FOE his part
as far as he was concerned, be vas ready t,
vsts against It, Hsthought that II was an arbi-
trary assumption Of authority for the President
to attempt to remove a member of the Judicial
~ merely because bis decision happened to
be contrary to his CLhe Presidents wish) the
Judiciary should feel when giving decision $
that their place did not depend in their Civ
ing m opinion coinciding with the views Of the
Executive. The act Of he pre- ,ident was such
an exercise Of power as should be checked BY
the senate. Mr.. Cass replied, thai however the
case might be with regard 10 the members o.
he Supreme Court Of the U. s., with regard
to The Judiciary Of the Territories. the law had
been settled by q decision OF the Supreme
Court. IL had been decided That the President
had power to remove The Judges Of the Terrific.
fiea Nt. TOmbs dissenlsd from such a decision
Ifany such decision bad bean made. he should
consider it unconstitutional. The question
was asked why The Committee did not report
One way or the other, Mr.. Tombs answeret
that they we're waiting to hear Judge Lecom
lpte's defense. -Thers Was farther discussion OF
the subject
Ths general opinion seemed to be that tr
exercise Of the power Of the removal by III
| Presdenl was constitutional under The circum
stances.
Tia nomination Of Mr. Spencer as Mar'h'
of Kansas in the place OF Donaldson, vas q
20 sonsids red.
HOusa'--The House passed bills APprcpri'
dngs3 coo for = psniieniiary At Nebraska e
tablishing three additional land districts IN tht
Territory, and for completing and opening roa'
DIN Oregon, washiagtOn aud Minnesota terri
tories.
:. WksHEEeToE. Jan. &c
HousE-Tho pending question vas on N
]. ton 10 reconsider The vote b Which was pas
i ed the resolution directing the esrgssntss
Arms to keep Nr. simontoO 10 close cOnfn
q ment and 10 lay that motion on the table.
as Mr.. Humphrey Marshall asked where \
.. SimOntOu was. whether he was In custody, Q
n. il so, by what authority.
The speaker replied that that was a quest
no, properly bsfOrs the House,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRTVAL or THE ATLANTIC.

NV YoRK. Jan. %.
The steamship Atlantic arrived this evening
with Liverpool dates to the 7th inst.
Lord Naples is appointed Minister to wash
iug,on. He is a practical d~iplOmatist having
served in Austria, Persia, Russia, Naples and
Turksy.~
The Archbi,hop Of Paris, while sficiatiag in
the church Of st. Stephen Of The Mount. Paris,
was stabbed to the heart by a discharged priest
named yergss. The Archbishop instantly ex-
PRED.
In The Conference Of Paris the proceedings
remain obscure. The Pals says the Confer
enss mat on the third instant; the Moniteur is
silsn! upon the subject. The delay is altribn.
Ted By SOM to the necessary time to prepare
the protocols, and by others to q new d~isagfee'
msnt Of detail. not of principle, respecting tbs
compensation to be paid to Russia.
No apprehsnsioni is felt 10 any other than
pacific result.
The svisa difficulty remains as before, bu
expectations Of a peaceful settlement increased
A favorable sugury is drawn from the appa
rent cordial reception given by Napoleon to til,
Swiss envoy.
The LoEdon Gazelte publishes official ao
~eaunts Of the hostile operations against Chin
confirming previous details.
The Times objects 70 the appointment (
Lord Napier. on the ground that though We
R;ted by his diplomatic experience to repleseg
bis county "a the East. Or in any of the De-
pstie and military couasslss Of eoniiueaal Fl
rope, he is not the right man for the mission
d Washington.
! The Archbishop of Paris was performing r.
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For he Caizsu.
q Swiadlsr Ia Che Court House,
70 Nr s.orusa slsuuns OF CARROLL ousrr
TAxPAYlNG.

CARRoLlTON, Dee. Isl, 1855.
on Saturday, last cam from my home in
Perry township 10 carrOlIton. Tor The purpos,
Of PRyiAg my taxes.
Az The TREAsURSR's ofise JoHN MooDY, The
pr,ssEt incumbent, Informed ne that the a.
nsunt assessed on my property was es2. 81.
handsd him q county order, amount. s1
dsllar.. two FIVE dollar bills, amoul ten dollars.
Two sns dollar bills. = three dollar ELL and q
t~e dollar hill shOls amount Laenty three dol
lars.
he refused the Two dollar bin ssssr,ing tina
twas bad, bst Iet it on the counter. I CAV.
him .hsa a Eve dollar bill, which ne took, rs
tanning a one dollar bin snd the two which h,
said vas bad. and 6e ssnts IL chsngs.
Beiag 10 = harry did not notice his act Q
giv.rg ss ny two dsIlat nots in change am
snly discovered The sVimdis. which | a'
hsseht q mistake. shru | get home.
suppO'ing Nv. HoOBv wouId net hesitate I
& riEh. the msttsr l cans bsek 70 Csrrolllea hi
morning, asd called st his Office, shore 7 q
plsinsd The @atisr TO ham.
lie refused positively 70 refund the txe Do
lars ofmy moaey ~hiehhs kad Pocketsd.
am wiling 70 be qualihsd to tie fact Of bic ha,
ing ;hushsseed ms- tiIker intsA6ea.Ily or u,
sistsntisnsIly. The vss a. honest man
wsald refund. His action leaves The inprs
sisn upon ny mind that it was . Willtul swi
dh.
JOHN HOFFMAN.
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ONO I,EGIsLATBRE.

snNATE.-sundry petitions were presented
and referred.
Mr., Converse from the Judiciary committee,
to whom was referred the resolution relative
to amending the code of civil procedure, SO
that Justices Otlhe Peace may have the same
W Of Judges Of the Common Pleas and the
Probate Judges, to order and require a discOv-
ery from debtors on oath, reported the same
back, asking to be discharged from its farther
consideration, and recommending its indefinite
posiponement.
The question being tax en- on the postpone
mspt;it was lost, and the resolution was re-
if.rrei to : select committee Of two-Messri
Harsh and Baird.
Mr.. Buraets presented the following resOlu
ton which vas adopted:
Resolsed. By the General assembly Of h
STATS Of Ohio. That the Secretary Of state be
aod is hereby authorized to furnish county
Clerks with Swans revised Statutes, when ne
~csssary to supply any new t0wnsl FPS agreeable
10 existing laws, and on the order Of the Cl'rl
Of any such county as may require extra cop
lies of The ssme for The above purpose
The Senale then Welt into COMMITTEE
of the " hole on he order Of the day
Mr.. Converse in the Chair, and after scm'
time spent therein. the committee rose. and re
ported back the bill authorizing the Commits
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.Ntw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Plough, Loom and Anvil.
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alvspce; 81 so each 10 tN0 subscribers, advancing the
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Prom is commeucement eight years snca tht jour
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sject Of advancing the useful arts, placing Agriculture
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light on ell It's practical details out deening that AgH-
culture can flourish 0uly IN cOnjunction with the No
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ture, form the oulypermanent basis Of 4 natioh's nate
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By taking IN an additional editor, to be entirely devot-
ed 20 the agricultural department, VIC have doubled
our team and are going ahead emitting no Efforts
whatever to make this Journal specially acceptable and
I valuable TO the apriculturst, q help 10 the practical
farmer in his daily business. and an assistant to the
training Of bis sons to higher degrees Of excellence IN
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pies stil more widely, NEST earnestly believing that
their adoption will be prOmOtive Of good, and OF gotd
only. 70 the whole eounty. We have Introduced tho
clubbing system, By which those who desire can obtain
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let us hear from you on the cash principle. By which
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RlFE SALE.
! State Of Ohio, Common Pleas.

George O. Payne, State Of Ohio, Common Pleas.
Va Civil action,
Henry swartu. Order Of sale.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and to me
directed, / will offer for sale at the door Of the court
house in the town Of Carrollton, between the hours Of
10 o'clock A. NJ. and A o'clock p. NJ,
On Monday, The esd dag Of february, 1857,
the following real estate. to wit: St number twenty
four (241 IN the town Of Magnolia, Rose township.
Carroll county, Ohio, occupied Is q tavern stand. Sold
as the property Of George 0. Payne. Terms cash.
JOHN II. WHITORAFT, Sheriff.
Jan. %. 1885,, It'd. Or fee "a SO.
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Hcx. JoBNA BTEcHAM.--Aeain the voice
Of our own RspresentAtiVs in Congress, has
been heard Ia his own inimltabls and sCalhingly
sarcastic style. He has applied the scalPel to
the carcass Of the Presidents Message, and
ha, exposed to the naked eye its utter lOath-
semeness. He has shown that its loathsome
carcass is too rotton to bear patch work. That
the President has, BY the mOIt absurd cOniOr-
tions. 20 twisted the true intent and meaning
of the cypress provisions Ofthe Constitution oil
the United States. as to entirely subvert its
spirit, and therefore the monstrously absurd
and ridiculous conclusions of logic contained
in the foul production. We say foul, because
Of its most infamous attack upon a party in
whose ranks are tens Of thousands more COM
pstsst and who would more honorAhly FIJI the
seat. he 50 ANONYMOUSLY disgraces. We
shall give Mr.. Bingham'' speech entire next
week.
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ACMd.


In the Citizen Democrat Oflhe 4th ult, a
communication appeared signed By me, reflect
ing on the moral standing Of John Moody, Tres-
sursr Of Carroll cOunly. lam dssiTOus. in this
article to rs.raOt any word or phrase, in said
communication. that seemed to cast any refse-
ton on the character sf Mr.. Moody; and there
BY declare that, ia Publishing said statement in
said paper. l vas not Influenced BY any bad
feeling which / ~snlera;nsd toward him.
have always believed. and continue to be.
%lisvs. that Mr.. Moody is an honest and an hon
orabIe man. incapable Of kuOwiugly descending
TO any dishonest practices; and in making the
stAtsmen! alluded to. l may have been mista
ken; and | freely admit that the charge mad
in said publication against Mr.. NJ. was induces
under wrong impressions sAd without due re
Election. In justice to that gentleman. I nov
willingly and chesrfully recall every chang
made by me against him in that publication
JOHN HOFFMAN.
E m H. len 90 XXI