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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-31

,sss. TOBACCO FACTUAx FOX aktliSl,
NJ The Tobacco Factory, now occupied by Mr..
-ns@a y. Dickinson ilth street, between Main ane
Gary, viii bs for rent next year. Possession siyey
lst January. Apply to
RkRKsDALE READ
os 6---f ShCSkoe Warehouse.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
SENATOR.

This week We are enabled to give our
ticket complete, The convention Of the
25th ult. placed IN nomination for State
Senator Mr.. F. Myers Of Canton, He is a
gentleman Of which we know nothing
pen paIly, but are fuly slisfed that our
friends in Stark have given US one of their
best men tor the place, and lloll give him
our cordial support, aud pledge Carroll to
stsrk county that We shall give him a
!Sre0tsr wajorily than Stark was able to
give our county nouiGee. And wethink
four hundred Ut least.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
ORGANIZE.

Republicans OF CARROLL once more your
ticket is perfect and complete! Once more
then, grid your armor on, and prepare
for the onslaught. Your enemies are
again in abe field, olicered and equipped
iu true and genuine slave catchjag syle.-
Are you prepared to meet them, and give
them most gallant reception aud win a
glorious battle! or are you prepared 10
''suwender arms" Are you prepared to
stand upon, and trample down, your party
friends tnd obey oLtequious!y the bose
command? Are you prepared to surren-
der your principles, and assist your enc.
mics with "material aid" to carry on the
warl Are you prepared to surrender to
your Oldest and very worst enemy?
Republicans of Carroll We fancy we
We see the fires of freedom reklndled
in those intelligent eycs and beamiug
countenances, as ever and anon you bear
the shout Of triumph, arise from your old,
though successful foes. Shall the we!kln
ling, with triumphant shouts from the
party whose GubernatoIial candidate ayers
dthat God destined the African TO eternal
bondage" Old men, ponder well over
these things before you act, remember
that by failing to support your ticket,
your whole aud entire ticket, You vote
aye vots material aid in further once Of
this heIlish doctrine of II. B. Payne and
bis party that stanss arrayed in waHike
attitude TO your own, long cherish
ed principles of right and eternal Justice
eternal Justice to all men Of whatever COLI
or CLINE justice to AL men and that anti
Dred Scott doctrine that JlSck men have
rights, that whie men are bound 10 respect.
Young men of Carroll, in whose veins
course the generous blood of your sires,
gird on your arnor and meet the snemy
n. the threshold of the campaign. STAY,
avauut ye Democratic Domagogues, enter
not our camp with your syren song, we
knOw our duty and we dare to do it,
young men and Republicans, be up and at
them, send the curly pack 10 their keunels
yelping bu. one, well directed fire is need.
ed. There is no such word as foil in the
Republican Vocabulary, Forward to VIC
tory and gloly!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
TREASURY REPORT.


We finish the report of the Commiss-
toners appointed by Gov. Chase to ferret
out, "who stole the peoples money" this
week. We, last week at the head of the
head Of the article published James G.
Bresln, whilst it should have been JOHN
Again we say let every candid man read
the report, and determine for themselves
ms to who is the guilty party or parties.
The ineyitable CONCLUSION of Mr.. Spar,
row, the chairman of the committee, and
who was Post Master under Pierce al
Columbus, and still isl supporter of Jas
Buchanan's Administration, Is that John
G.. Brcs1in distracted tie money from
he Treasury aud that VIM. II. Gibson
the Republican Treasurer, brother.in law
and security upon the bond Of BresIin, did
Seeretc, and cover up the fact of embez
element, after it became known to him
We as Republicans denounce the con-
duct of Gibson, aud Gov. Chase compelled
him TO resign, so soon as the deficiency
became known to him.
w. D. Morgan, Trevitt and Medll
knew al die time that Breslin was Stealing
money from the treasury, and did not at
tempt to stopit by removing BTelin, as
Chase did ellison, when they had the
same power but actually consented, aud
were candidates upon the same ticket for
re election, after the fact of emLezzling the
funds became known to them.
Which Of the Governors and bis friends
acted honestly towards the people? Where
isBresliu now? Fled to Canada!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
LccoForn 1ItERr.
ManfLn.

RSprrseRtatire-J. ManfEll.
Auditor-J. Upbsugb.
TreaWrv-J 5. Bell.
Probate Jgdqs-A. W. Morrison.
Sheriff.. FsrralI.
Pros At,Ornsy-R. F. Knight,
ConlRiSsiRsr-A. Sheridan.
Comfy Srreyor--J. c. Long.
Lafrm0ry Dirsctgr-D. Allen.
In looking At tie head Of that ticket we
SEQ the ua me cf Manfull whose name 10 Us
is familiar iU the days Of Ybiggery. Ard
ty our vote with hundreds # others was
elected to tie same Office to which be
nov aspires by the votes of men who we're
then bis enemies but nov bis bosom fTiendsl
Truly politics with geullemCn Of easy con-
sciences (if he nol0 b as sny makes strange
bed fellows. And while upon the subject
Of conscience as it is so nearly allied to re-
ligion, can Il be possible that those self
same pure and uudefIed Democrats, Who
held up their hands with such holy horror
at Wings for voting for Manfull on account
Of bis "ISFIDELrTY!p' and working in his
feld en- SuEDAY!! can now witboa a re-
cautstion Of his, to them, abomipslI.e doc.
trines, turn in aud sote for him to hold the
same ofiicei Gentlemen, pious gentle
menl Of the slavery order, can you now,
without regeneration on the part Ofsaid
Manfull, lurn into the ranks at the mere
nod and leck Of political Demagogues
from Washington City and elsewhere, and
stultfy all your former pretensiopsl Or
were you then acting thepart If Ifkgpocrits?
and wolves in Sheep clothingl We now
very distinctly recollect of one particular
Presbyterian Elder, North Of CarrolltOu
who then with tears in his eyes, caleJ
upon his Wing brethren not 10 be guilty
Of so "unchrstian" an act as TO vote fo
Iuflel John Manfull. We shall now SCI
what he can in turn do. Oh! Ye hypo
critics and Janus faced crew, the day o
reckoning is now coming home to your
selves. More anon.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03


MEssRs. EDIToRs: - One evening, but
recently gone by, when passing through a
little village in tia eastern part of our coun.
ty, when came somewhele near the pub
lie square, / heard, as | thought, the voices
Of two or three different persons, who,
from the discourse, had just met there;
and the subject of discussion was one, as !
sooa learned. Of interest to me: aud ! cal
led halt. and, rot being seen by the
gentlemen, die not therefore Interrupt
them in their discourse. And, sirs, allow
me here TO say that il was to the ear a
lovely, kind and very sympathetic dis
course, on the part Of certain ones OF the
gentlemen. Thee was one very small
man among the number, who appeared to
have good use Of lis tongue, aud talked
quito tie most. Shortly after they had
net aud assed compliments Of the even
ing, each to the other this little fellow ex
claimed, with elevated arms, as if he were
in the act Of making a stamp speech.
"joel JOEL by the d---l You was bad.
ly used up at that Republican convention
Of yours You should have been tue
uominee, as sure as yon live--and every
body SAYS so. too. Ii man would allow
himself to bolt nomination under apy
circumstances AZ all. be would do It under
such as defeated you ut yoar eonyeRlion;
aud, upon my soul, | would justify any
ono IN doing so, even il they were one Of
my owh party. And allow me here to
say, too, that | am much liz favor of ad.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
Mem advertisements
SHERIFF,s SALE.

Robert Furgason By virtue of
VS. an order of
Hannah Furgason ct. ais. sale, issued out
Of the Court Of Common Pleas for Carroll
county, Ohio, aud TO me directed, | will
offer for sale, on
Saturday, the l0h day Of October, 1857,
at the doorof ;be Court House, in Car,
rollton, according 10 law, the following
real estate, viz: the Southwest quarter Of
section fifteen, township thirteen aud range
four of the lands directed to be sold at
Steubenvile, Ohio, subject to the widows
dover in one half Of said quarter. Ap
praised at $2S50.0O.
JOHN H. WHITCRAFT,
Sept. 3-td Sheriff.
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PrOcIam alton.

q - HI ~ % u
DROGLAMATI0N is hereby made to the
L qualified voters of Carroll county, that
general election will be held asreIuired by law,
on
Tuesday, tie 1911 day Of Oc,oyer, A. D.
1857
at the usual places of holding elections in said
county;at which time the following officers are
to be chosen, to wit:
One Governor,
A." Lieutenant Governor,
" Supreme Judge,
Treasurer of tate,
4" Secretary OF State,
4" Member of the Board JoPublic Works,
" State Senator, lin connection with Stark
county,
" Representative,
" Probate Judge, ...
" Sheriff,
County Treasurer,
" Auditor,
d" 4" Prosecuting Attorney,
+" {" Commissioner,
I" Surveyor,
Infrmary Director,
BANK,LAw VOTE.
"Each elector may have writer or printed,
or partIywritten, and partly printed, upon his
ticket, the words "For the Bank Charter" or
against the Bank Oharter;" OF words to that
effect and the judges OF each election district
in counting out the votes, shall set down in sep
arate columns, in the poll books. the votes Civ.
en- "For the Bank Charter and the votes Civ.
en-" Against the Bank Charter" and certify the
number OF votes given for aud against the char.
ter, as they are erequired to certify to the nGm
ber of votes given for candidates"
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS VOTE.
"Those voting for amendment number one
shall put upon their ballots these words, can.
nusl Session--Yes." Those voting against it
shall put upou their ballots these words 'Aunu.
al Session-No" Those voting for amendment
number two shaliput upon their ballots Change
ofDistrict Court--Yes;" those voting against it
shall put upon their ballots Change Of District
Court No.h-ThOse voting for amendment
number three shall put upon their tallots "Bank
and individual taxation Equal-Yes;" those vo.
thug against 1t shall put upon their ballots
"Ba nix and individual taxation Equal-Ao.n
Those voting for amendment number four shall
put upon their ballots "Corporations-Ye es;"
those voting against 1t shall put upon their bal,
lots "Corporations-No. Those voting for
amendment number Ave shall put uIon their
ballots "Singie Districts-Yes;" those voting
against it shall put upon their ballots ''Siugle
Districts--No.n
The Trustees Of the townships iu said county
are required to return the following number of
Jurors from their respective townships, to the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, to wit:
Augusta, s; Brown, 10; Centre, &; East, /; :;
Fox, S;IIarrisOn, 8; Loudon, I; Lee, S; Monroe
2; Orange, 10; Perry, 8; Rose, 9; Union, 6;
Washington, q, ...r =
JOHN II. WHITCRATT.
Sheriff Of Carroll Co.
sheriffs Office, Carrollton, ohic
Aug. 10th, lsa7.-td.
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Communications.
For the Free Press.

---
MEssRs. EBs.--With your permission
| propose to give skeleton of the animal
called bred SOFT "nigger whipping con
yeniiou, in little Carroll, on last monday.
At about half past l2 o'clock, P. NJ, the
o!d Court House bell was heard to give
soLma tongue, and at that unusual hour
il startled our citizens, aud directly some
Of them were agog--and on their way to
the Old forum. And ia company, we
followed and wendell our way to the place
wheacs emsnated that solemn sound
Pfior u the time, however, of our gettin o
in to tue 1--WE had almost said slave) pen
a long cadaverous looking person. moved
that Mr.. Cellats act ss chairman to the
gathering. which was carried unanimous
y, with great sc'ot sul wilton. a G;sssa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03

4 Traveller Our friend an! traveller
asks if he shall again write us if he hear
another conversation like unto the one be
has written US: We say yes, all such con-
versatons are Of interest at least to our
readers of the immediate localities. And
line from our travelling friend is always at
par whether on a'joprney or at home.-
The political SalUe With which the Locofo-
cos have endea,ored to anoint the "Repub.
hcan S SoreheadS" as they in priuate call
our defeated candidates, is only tending to
euro them Of all political scurvey, and
causing them again to walk erect ike
brave and sensible mon Men who feel
TINT although they may have been wrong,
ed, yet those wrongs had better be enda
red, than 10 ipAict another aal y grca,er
wrong upon men aud friends who had
DO rail nor parcel in tler supposed griev.
Nnces, Our defeated frienIs are not to be
salvsd over with Locofoeo Jrimstonei
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
RFRR AND ALE.

These Two very potent Arguments were
too all powerful, for the Otlsr tvo gentle
men in this township. YeI gentlemen
in addition to the power Of the Post Office
Clique, the combined powers bal we'll nigh
left you nONherel
We Heard friend ay thn, one barre
Of 44le q week has been consumed at that
establishment besiles gallons aud gallons
Of rot gut beer! you could not resist the
argument gehtIenen. Besides 50 soon as
saocess had crowned the eaNts, Beer
aud Ale became as free as air, and es
pare as Mill, uatiI severals were seen ne.
andvtng their way homewsrdl The ar
gnment IS powerful No 6ron nor shorts,
hut lieer snA Ale, are % lonr opt like
rain.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
IN ATTACHMENT.
GUARDIANS SALE,

By virtue Of an order Of sale to, me di-
rectcd, from the Probate Court Of Carroll
county and State ofOhio. will offer at
public vendue on tie premises; on the Sd
day of October h. d. 1857, the follow
ing property to wit; the Northwest quar-.
Ter Of section twenty, of township thir.
teen of range four, in Carroll county, be.
ing the property belonging to the minor
heirs Of James NJ, George, late Of said
county, deceased, which said land Is subject
to the dover estate Of said widow of the
deceased; containing ninety two acres off of
the west side of said quarter. Terms
of sale; One third in hand, and the bal.
ance in two equal annual payments of one
and two years, with interest, secured By
on tle premises.
THOMAS GEORGE.
Guardian of Chri,tana George, Mary
George, and James George, minor heirs Of
James M. George, deceased. I'd.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

EDIToRs FREE PREss.-Sirs You viii
please announce the name of G. A. Boz
GEL, Of Centre as an Independent, Old
Line Wing 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, 1857-09-03
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Thomas Baxter, PHI. BEFORE alexander
vs. : Keith, j. p of East
Albert Grimes dert, Tp., Carroll co.., Ohio. %
On the 7th day Of July, 1857, said Justice
issued an order of attachment, IN the above ac
ton for the sum'oi thirteen dollars and seven
tee cents, with cost and Inte,esL
THOMAS BdXTER.
August 18th '57.-3y
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
THOMAS II. ATKINSON,
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will
IN be pre- sented TO the Commissioners Of Car
roll county, at their annual mtetiug, in septem-
ber, r,next, praying for the alteration on the rad
leading from New HAgerstown,tO Malvern, said
alteration to commence at the culvert, across
said road, near the North-East corner Of Rich
ard Heuderson's nd;thsnee on the most prae.
ticable route, to, or as near, Adam Sinners
gate, as a good road can be made East Of said
gate; thence the nearest and best route TO
where said Road crosses the line between Har.
rison and Brown townships, and fromihence on
the present Travelled road ill il intersects tho
Malvern fee turnpike, and there 20 terminate
August 9Th, 1857. MANY PETITIGTERS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03

FoLLowIEG JoDGE WARDEN.-Joseph
F. Wade, Esq, Of Wood Co. one of the
Central Committee who called the Dred
Scott Senatorial Convention which met IN
this city ,esterday. has abandoned the
party which has already abandoned all
genuine Democracy. and written a letter
giving his reasons for so doing, and de-
claring bis adhesion to the only party
that IS opposing the spread Of tyranny
Thus the shameless degradation of the
Temocratic party to :he use Of Slavery, is
diving one after another from its ranks.
and leaving the management Of the party
ip the han,Is Of the Douglases, Haynes aud
Lytles. Toledo Blade.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Aug. 81.
a wTii ofhateas corpus was granted to
day l'y Judge Peabody Of the Supreme
Court, at the petition II Mrs Cunningham,
who complains chat she has been illegally
imprisoned. The writ is returnsble to.
morrow.
Mr.. John Thompson has, by advice Of
counsel, settled with the Metropolitan
Bank.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03

I al. BUFFALO, Aug. 81.
The Hollister BaDk closed its doors
this mosning. There has been heay,
run on some other city banks. But It
has resulted 10 no damage 10 them as vet.
The excitement has been Intense during
tie forenoon, but has now almost entirely
subsiled,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03

THE BuRDELL PROPERTY This prop.
erty all told only amounts to about $40,
900; S33,000 real estate aud $1,000 IN
bank stock. reH a# 20 lias.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
MOTHER IS
NE MI -
Y Vegetable W Orm PaStilleS

They are infallible for the cure
OF NAL RMS!EE
NHE peculiar properties which belong to
L "Kemp's Lozenges," have never beforL
been combined in any preparation. They are
atlraotivetO the eye, asa 10 t.,Uaa.El
swEETMEAT OF DELICIOUS FLAVOR,
rapid, yet harmless in their operation, composed
solelyo
VEGETABLE MATERIAL, 70
and require no mercury to be taken before
or afterthem. The do their work more thor>
oughly than any of the nausous Vermifuges of
the day; ls L.E
THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH
is considered by the most distinguished Phys,
icians, to be worms among children. II is
scarcely necessary, therefore. TO put mothers
on their guard against this insidious complaint,
or to recommend them to take prompt steps
to remove it by the use Of the only true rem
edy, Kemp's Pastiles, presented in such a
paatatable form, that children take them
eagerly without eoaxirg. Sold by DIT. Lam.
man d Co, 60, Waterst., New York, end BY
Druggists, at 25 cents per bottle. s'assaft
April so. 1851. T st ~ s.Ii
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
0GATI0N OF The SPRINGS.

Harlem Springs, which Of late have cohsid.
cradle celebrity as a watering place, situate on
the road leading from Steubenville to Carroll.
ton, six miles from the latter, have natural ad.
vantages not elsewhere found in the surround.
ing country The picturesque scenery, salubri-
Gus atmosphere, and the Invigorating FOUN-
TAIN for which -... 49,
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.


Senator.
INK MYREs.
For Representative,
J. R. ROACH,
Probate Judge,
JOHN II. TRlPR.
AUd,tor.
WASH. BUTLER.
TreaSUrsr.
JOHN L. HUNT.
Sheriff,
RoBTERT MCARTY.
Prosecuting Attornsy.
w. II. CHI AMPER. ..
Ipfrmory Director,
JOHN FAWCETT.
Commissioner,
JOHN GREGG.
SurueVor,
W. MCULLY.
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BRANCHES TAERIIT.
TERMS OFTUTTION

Common BFlnehes, -.-.. $500.
Higher .iOfO
Lessons given in Vocal Music, and on The
Piano Forte, for which will be charged an sd.
ditional fee.
No deduction for absence, except in case of
sickness
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03

@gext AeeS The County commis-
sf,sts me& and hold rtgalar srs ion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
BL A N K D E EDS.

AN AsS0RTMENT Of Blank Deeds, neat.
lJ printed on good paper, for sale CalI at this
office, !"
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THE "SPRINCS"

are so highly noted, are calculated to inspire
the Student with life and vigor, so essential to
his advancement in literary pursuits; added to
these the retirement aiforded;-away from
whatever might excite, the student may pursue
his studies uninterrupted.
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ODATIONs.

Oommodioas recitation rooms, well furnished.
will be Afforded; also a spacious Hail for a
Literary society, which will be organized at the
opening Of the session.
a IA n
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03

~ Sheriff Of Carroll Co.
sheriff's Office, Carrolton, Ohio,
Aug. 2Oth, lsa7.-td.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03

Our stock was bought with reference to the
hard times, and We are prepared to sell them
on more favorable terms than ever. Amongst
our goods may be found all the new aud lead.
ing STYLES of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-10
PERSONAL.


Geo. d: Prentice Of the Louisville Journal
is at Browns
80. Henry C. Murphy, n. Y, and Purser J.
de Bree, U. s n, are at Wizards
go. Gen. VIM. Walker arrived at Augusta,
Ga, last Wednesday evening.
80. Col. Alcorn, Of Mississippi, declines the
American nomination for Governor Of that State
from Tennessee, died suddenly last week.
.... Ole Bull and his son sailed from Boston
on Wednesday, in the steamer America, for Eu-
rope.
-. Hume, the American medium, was last
heard Of at Baden Baden All the gamblers there
were besieging him for spiritual aid.
80. Rev. Miron Winslow, q. D., the venerable
missionary of the American Board from India
returns to his field Of labor, embarking in the
steamer Of the 10Th instant.
go. The recent Democratic Party Convention
for Montgomery county, Md, nominated Gen.
VIM. l.. Gather for the Senate of that State, and
DIR. Washington Duvall and Nicholas w orthng.
ton, Esq, for the House of Delegates.
Joe says that Mrs. Cunningham is likely to
hats heI Sssr 70, her to bring
Mrs. Cunningham's case Is not cholera morbus,
but cholera tnfantumi
....Benjamin g. Fitzhugh, the American can
didate tor Clerk of Frederick County Court, at
tackled the editor Of the Frederick Union, a few
days since, for political libel. Both parties
were considerably bruised.
80. The French Government have allowed the
widow Of Charles Morey the handsome sum of
Sis, 600. MIR. Mason has been indefatiyable in
the prosecution Of this claim. Mr. Morey, a
BostOnian, it will be remembered, was confined
In Paris prison. where he was recklessly shot
dead by a sentinel.
go. At Burton's Theatre, in New York, Miss
Maggie Mitchell did not 'come 10 time,n and
old Tocdles himself had to apologi. for her non
appearance, and offer substitute Miss Susan
Denim, who was well received and is described
as possessing pretty face, fine eyes, a very good
voice, petite figure and girlish appearance.