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SHERIFFvN SALE,
PARTITION.

Catharlre Marshall a"@ PARTITION. cd
guardian of By virtue Of an order, of
iatilda Marshall &c. sale in this cas- e, Issued from
vs. the Court Of Common Plea.
John Marshall . of Carroll sOnnty, Ohio, and
TO me directed, l vii oher, for sale at the door Of the.
Court House, in C%arrolton, Carroll county ohio. "
On SatwrdGy. the s4M day Of AprR, 1861
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A, A. and 4 o'clock
the county ofOarroll and STATE Of Ohio, VIA The south
west quarter of section seventeen. township. fourteen,
and range FIVE, o fthe lands ordered to be so1d ii steu.
behvlle, Ohio, except twenty acres off of the vest eEd
of said quarter. And also, thirteen acres out Of the
north east corner Of said quarter now owned and oecu.
pied by David Maple. Appraised At s2,080, snhise. tn
the widows dover. Terms, One.third cash, one.thild
in one year, and the residue in two years with fhtel est
from day Of sale, secured by martgsge on Ahel p rem
ises. E L.H. WHITCRAET, Sheriff.
March 5. 1sS7.-ts. pr fee IS, R.aaW SETS SO
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Puhlin Mnrka.

This question has been the all.absorbing
question for the last few weeks in the Ohio
Legislst urs. We shall next week publish the
remarks OF Hon. Hiram Griswold uIOn the sub.
jeet. He has taken a very lawyer-hke view
OF the Gaze. dc dfclates as a chancellor
would. If a ease were before q court, viz. that
fraud, palpable fraud, -hns..been shown to ex.
let. ard not even denied on the part Of both
parties, Tor rather the agents Of tho one, and
the other party in person, ergo. a court of g.
guilty will leave them where IL found them, and
will not nakO any further appropriations from
The treasury for the purpose OF fulfilling the
fraudulent contracts. This is doubtless correct
reasoning and pure justice; but She question
arises whether II would not in the end be TO
the pecuniary advantage Of the State TO appro-
pirate a just compensate ion for the purpose Of
repairing the Public Works, aud refuse to pay
or appropriate any more? Yet il there are
fears in the minds Of such lawyers as Messrs.
GTiSwold add Brace that a part appropriation,
wOuld bind The State TO lhe tmjre iu'flnent OF
ths fraudulent contrlcl-; then We say with
Aem 10 refuse the appropriations entirely
Public justice to public servants i, aometim,s
tardy. but It will come, sooner or .ter. And
in such public servants. from q long personal
knoWltdge of enc Of them, we have almost i'm.
!. plieit confidence,
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CnrIuntions.


The remarks Of our neighbor Of the Buck.
sye Is applicable in almost all quarters. Who
ever heard Of Locofocos. taking exceptions to
members Of their own party, Tor healing from
the publ?
Or 10 al manner Of blaekguardism. from tn,
sHoinsI sfair down TO Slough. The RepubIi-
cans Of Congress know the right and dare to do
It. They fs.erve b. thanks Of the . PIE fc,
their stern integrity.
Corruption in Congress Report Of the invs,,
E9afia0 Committee The Committee appointed
By The House Of Representatives to investigate
The charge Of corupiien against its members.
reported he result OF their labor on Thursday
of last week. 4 cOtemporary says when the
Black Republicans stole into power and took
possession Of one branch OF Congress, We pre-.
dicteG the spoiis uoblI suffer from the grsedi.
Dsss ofthe leaders Of thai party. Ordinarily,
msmbsrs do not stealing The FIST
~sessios. bat these fusion fee.boolers could
not restrain themselves Tfpa diving into the
flesh pot- ~ 10 their very arm pits, and that
bslors the hrst Congress was over.
AFssicp correspondent sfn Fosion paper
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Law of Newspapers.

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nnn
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papers, {. e publisher may continue to send them unit
ell arre1rages are pad.
.. Il subscl tiers neglect or refuse to take their p
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are held responsible I'LL they have settled the bin, AM
ordered thea dscoL lhued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places without In
forming the publishers, and the papers are sent to tht
former ddoNion, they are held Responsible.
s. Tue Uolcts have decided that, refusing to take
papers tam the OIL. C, or removing and leaving them
Vsailed for, l. prime facia evidence oiintentional fraud.
~ Post masters sac notify a publisher that a news.
pape IL aoL takcl from the office, are required to give
the rsa. on why they are not taken out. (5ce Post or
hys Instructions and Laws.
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Inaugural 4 ddress

Follow CIrISESs;-I appear before you this
day to take the solemn oath that l will raitl..
fully execute The rhice Of President Of the U,
niled and will to the best Of my abili
ty preserve, protect and defend the Consti
tuition OF the United States. In entering upor
Ibis great Office | most humbly invoke the Goo
of our Fathers for wisdom and frmness 10 ex
ecuts Its high and resror slblt duties in such 3
manner as TO restore harmony and the ancien,
friendship among the people of the seyera
States and to preserve our FREQ institution,
throughout many generations. Convinced
that owe my election 10 the inherent love 70,
the Constitution aud the Uuiou which still ami.
mates The hearts Of the American people let mo
earnestly ask their powerful supper, in sustain.
ing all just measures calculated to perpetuale
these, the richest political blessing which
Heaven has ever bestowed upon any nation.
Having determined not to become a candi.
date for re- election, I shall have no motive
to influence my conduct 10 administering the
government except tie desire. ably aud faith.
fully TO serve my country. and TO live in the
menory Of my countrymvu. We
have recently passed through q Presidential
contest in which the passions Of our fellow
we're excited to the highest degree BY
questions Of deep and vital Importance, bGdt
the people proclaimed thoir will, the
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AN ADMISSION The Washington cores
pendent Of the New Orleans Delta, who seems
to be the of the most ultra Southern poll
t~icians, in the course Of q defence Of President
Pierce observes: a.E .ss IS
"a law or political policy opposed in the u.
UNIVERSAL sentiment Of a free people cannot be
exec uted OF enforced without using'the means
and appliances of a strong central power
We have seen That ilustrated:.in the, Fugitive
Slave Law--in the matter Of Kansas-.in Gu
ba--and now 10 Nicaraugus! The South has
lost everything. while the North passed us
with a giants strife. eularging in sl the grand
proportions ofmaterial power. addition o frop-
u%lation, and actual territorial acquisition The
President has given US all be could cOptrol--
his veto pewer and his messages The Presi-
dent has accomplished nothing practically in
our favour. simply because he cannot. in a
free country, sstabliSh a policy in opposition
to the ill of The people. The will Of the peo-
pie is against the South. and a longer %continu.
ance in the Union is madness"
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Mssrs. Editors: A bill creating a SupsfiO
Court in the county of Franklin. passed tht
House OF Representatives on the 4th inst, and
is very eItain 10 pass the Senate. Some o.
its features are not altogether approved by the
wrilsr,-hovever. thought to be just and
right by others. viz: making sure to any judge
who may be chosen to preside over such
Court. a salary Of fifteen hundred dollars pei
annum. and giving the commissioners Of an
county or counties that may compose said Su
perior Court district, the power to allow t
said Judge The additional sum Of one thousand
dollars, which would, in case The addiliona
sum we're allowed by such commissioners
make a salary Of twenty-five hundred dollars
This is eight hundred dollars more than The
Supreme Judges Of tho State is allowed, and
one thousand dollars more than our judges OF
the Court of Common Pleas get. Now this
does not appear 10 be right, and yet it seems
hat there could be 90 serious objection to Civ.
ing the people the right to Say through their
county Commissioners, that their judges or
any other officer should be paid an additional
sum as q salary in case they desired to do SO.
The greatest difficulty that seems 10 present
itself here is, that it sets precedent for high
salaries, or at least for increasing salaries,--a
measure which to the mind of the writer, will
not be approved by the people. They have
not demanded at the hands of their represen.
tatives any such Legislation. yet l believe
yeur member to the House voted for the bill
on its passage in that body upon the principle
that the people Of those districts should have
the right to pay their judges a greater salary
than provided fOrby law, if they wished to do
so.
The Brazee resolutions OF the Senate, which
pro pose to rescird he canal lettings which was
SEINE two years since or nearly so. by
The board OF public works, for the keeping 10
repair Of SAID public works, has underU ent a
and thorough discussion in that body,
md a vote was taken upon the resolutions a.
,Out IL O'Clock on Wednesday night. the 4.h
nst., and was addrted by a vote OF. think,
Z to II. Afterwards a motion was made to
the vote by which The resolutions
Iere adopted; shd that motion was laid on
he tabls, SO the resolutions are not yet dis.
osed o! In the Senate. J
The House Of Representatives have agreed
make the proposed amendments to the con-
the special order Of the day for Tues. {
ay the tO!h Inst, at half past 10 O'Clock, AN.
The House to day, the 9th INST. is consid- I
ing the bill In committee of the Whole, offer. ?
by Mr.. Caldwell. Of Ashtabula county, Ia t
lation to the public works. It seems to be c
ir and just in its provisions, and in The opin. s
n Of your correspondent, may become The b
that will trouble this troublesome and a
axed question, the public works, and the /
auds, %villAiny, and corruption that is or h
'ems TO be 80 very common about them. = "
lad they not better all be sold? l.
C9NDOR y
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SNERIFF'S SALE.

George C. Payne, State Of Ohio, ComnOn Pleas.
vs Civil Action,
Henry Swartz. Order OF SAk.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and to me-
directed, | viii offer for sale at the door Of ne Court
House in the town Of Carrollton, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock A NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ -
ON Saturday. the 1874 day Of AprA, 1t57.
four (2t in the town Of Magnolia, Rose township,
Carroll county, Ohio, occupied as a tavern stand, Sold
as the property Of George @. PAYNE. Terms cash.
JOHN II WHITCRARR, Sheriff.
Aarch l2, 1851 I'd pr fee $50. aasf smaW
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SNERIFFsS SALE.

David AlOnugs and wife, ;. T. Partition.
Elizabeth Levy. ct, ais alias order fine uCOurt 4
Common Tleas of Carroll county, Ohio, and to me di.
rected in this case, ! viii offer for sale at he door Of
the court houso, in Clrrollton, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the 1871 day Of Aprib 1857.
the following described cal estate, viz The Que undi>
' ided half Of lot number fifty, (50) in Atkinsous addi.
ton to the town of Carrollton, CARROLL county, anI
State Of Ohio. Appraised at Sis. Terms on e.third
cash, one third in ore !ear and the remainder in two
years, secured by mortgage.
JOHN II. wHITrRAFT, Sheriff,
March IL, 1851, ID pr fee 2,5l.- u -. 81
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w AshGNeroN. March 10.
Washington, March 4.

The majority OF the Senate's commiue on Ju.
dietary have decided and report resolutions fol
taking testimony in reference TO the Indians
contested elections from that State, will, i! il
said, report in favor of Cameron's right to his
seat from Penusylva MIA.
The Senate in Executive Session. ratified to.
day the Commercial! treaties between Persia,
Venezuela and Chilla.
The committee IN foreign relations will have
a meeting to-merrow morning to consider the
Clarendon and Dallas treaty.
All the South Carolina Congressional dele
cation, excepting Orr, are opposed to the prin.
Ciple Of rotation in Office for the eleven federal
Offices in the State. There are only two appli-
cants. The Present Postmaster at Charleston
is the second one who has held that station
since the organization of the general Govern
ment. .,..5
Ex President Pierce has gone to Virginia to
visit personal friends,
Another long Cabinet session to-day.
The probability is the Senate will adjourn
Saturday. sine die.
The nominations sent to the Senate to-day.
embraced Marsbals for some Of the South
Western States. No removals yet made pub
=, 20. fHaH .NH tHn Frt uFw .afU fHH q
no Dab H.g ar.fa r.H .-. ..s ...F 'sl
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Select School In carrOIltOn.

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
CarrOlltOn aud vicinity that he viii open a school in
be will teach the common branches, also Ma PhlOsO-
ply, Algebra, Chemistry History, Aslronomy and
Physiology.
For the assistance Of paPis Who wish TO acquire a
knowledge Of the last mentioned useful study there
will be in use q SET Of Calter's Anatomical plates
Tuition for the term Of three months for the common
branches three donars; iof any Of the above mention.
lars, JAS. L. PHlLPOTT.
March IL, lS57.-SW.
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charges Fusion House E.ih corruption. A
Fusion Speaker appoints a Fusion COmmiue,
% investgats he charge and they report bri
berry and corruption Of the most appalling
kind against several fusiOn members Of III,
House. aud recommended their expulsion
Ohio Patria.
The difference is that when LoeOfocos ase
guilty Of bribery and corruption, the leaders.
and what are termed the honorable members
Of the party turn in to defend them. Ror in
stance look At the course pursued by The hen
orable member OF the party. Mr.. Gill. when
be was engaged a short dms sinceth covering
over the lite populations carried on upon The
COlumbiana Treasury. Then again look at
the State House Committee-also lock al The
Breslin defaleSliOn, how Morgan covered il up
with lie canal robbrries, all Of which must
have come to his knowledge officially. and
have been familiar 10 him for months and
years. YET ne reference is made 10 them in bis
official reports and by that msanS the people
we're kept in absolute ignorance Of the rObber-
les that had been committed upOn them. But
it was left for the Republicans to bring this in.
fanny to light and e1terminats il from the State
and Nation.
The difference is Republicans do their duty
Irrespective Of party the others, knowing il,
did it Dot.-BRckeg
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sHERIFF1S SALE.

Isaac Krystsr, SOD Order of6sle a
l ufrvs. a By virtue Of an order of
A. B, Bier 'eman, sale issued from the Court of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county Ohio. and 10 me d.
rected in this case, ! viii expose TO sale atFths door of
the Court House, Carro1ton, Ohio. " = D
On Saturday, the al dag of Apra, hI8sE,
Between the hours OflO O'clock "A. N. and 4 e,clock
P. NJ, the following described real estate situate IN the
town Of Carrollton, Carroll county, Ohio, ELot humber
twenty eigbi, t2S)i in Roberts third aaddiiup 90 the
said town, .Appraised at 500 90 Teams cash.
JOHN H. Wn1TCRAFT. SLefff.
March 5, 1851 .-tS. pr. fee, So so. ,1 a69
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Ey A young lady man, d Phoebe Crosson,
aged 20 years. residing near Mi6dleboro',
Warren county, o.. committed suicide on
Thursday Of last week by taking slaudnum.-
Cause, disappointment in love affairs.
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FASHIONABLE TaILORINe,
a G.nMULSON

IIT0ULD inform the public that he has located in Car.
wv rrvllton whore he VIII be happy 20 receive
stare Of public patronage. He is determined 20 get u
work 10 a style not to be surpassed here Or elsewhere
shop Immediately opposite Cummings q Couchs store
and a few doors 1est Il the Patton House, VIE e le
can DO found at all lines, n, l
CarrOlltOn, o. Narch 5 81. u.
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81. M PENNORINK UEsD. a..

No Copy Initiated no Teacher Requile ed, NcLau-
rims patent self i%ns,ructing process n peuinanslip eng'
bling every one TO write with the greatest ease, ~elegapte
aud r%Opidity. lthes been adopted BY the Public seh"0ls
Of New York; and by our first Merchants. The Process
complete with full directions for nse, will be sent pre- .
paid on the receipt of!l. To clubs OF agents, st1 c .
les for SIS. Al bcral discount IN large orders. A =
dress leland & McIsurin, 3I5, B~rOadway; Nav York.
March u Irh1--lm.
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HOP G

The members Of the above company will please meet
At the Record ms 0Gioe,on Saturday evening March 18th
1857. business. Of importance will be transacted y
1t is hoped that there will be a lullaneeting, 50 that
all may give their opinions on subj cts that viii pte
Drought before the comp ny.
March 18th 1857. T. NJ. COLEMAN sCsps.
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New Aoutrtisenlrnts.
. of OhIo, Carroll County ;.
Vfflck 81 iHS JrBoE OF PRaRaTE
Camulltun Ian a. ,Gss

VfleE 81 ms JrBoE OF PEoRATEI
C~4nolltoR Jan. rs, 1857.
ITlHk fdlowing secounfa Of EHecutots Admi..,..
and Gaardiaus have been fled In this ofbce- sn5 s,s
Il set for hearlag IN Monday, the oh day oil Tsbsn-
AIRY, A. D. 1857, at o'clock P. N. Of nid daV' sna
viii be continued from day 10 day until al are Disposed
Of The hling and ~pendeney OF which Accountant and
others interested sin take notice. viz
Final account OF John @. Champer, executor Of VII of
First acct tf Chss. SteWart ext. olO Elizabeth Smith,
dec,
Second Daniel Highland guartiln Of minor heirs
OF Robert Denney, dec.
Final " Philip Coble admir- Of Margaret Coble,
g $slsp ?, gtus. .ssst.rI 4 90
4" " v. Iddings & Gov. EvaRs ears Of will Of
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NEW HAGERSrUWN NrADEMG.

The winter Term Of New Iagerstown Academv, RilF
close with an examination Of lis pupils ON Thursdav.
March goth 1857, and exhibition same evening. The.
public are invited 10 attend, Nv oder OF The 30. rL
nv - a--.g IT, MILLlGAN, Principal
March II, 1S57-3w W. a,.s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18

Two boys named aurentin and latter
arragned charge of being part of the rasoay crowd
who gave Jacques Urban Dufau violent beating
quenty brckbang, merely because he ugly
and the particular friend and chum Old Cyrot.
Craps street. The apscallions appear for exanna
ton
Jean Theophe French vendor perumery fancy soaps
etc. arraigned charge of playing new game with
cards. called lotto on Sunday at the of Union Cai
borne streets The game appears be the getting
much money for little goods that ever saw It is decidedly
c and illustrates, in orcibe manner the awful prevalence
of stupidity in the world His basket contained little bottles
cologne of pouau soap etc. ranging value
from pcsyune to two bits; plan was to 20
among the poor people in the suburbs where
stupidity PREVAIL and seemingly attempt to dispose Of his
goods by his fancy game of lotto s
The tools of this precious consist with
whole pack of cards pasted upon cards so that the
than feet in wdthand bag of little wooden
spools bobhn fifty two in number each with
card rolled up tightly and stuck through it's body And the
process is follows piece of soap cup pomaum SCI
prize The nnocents put down their pcayunes on
the cards sweatcoth according to their fancy The
clever gives his bag of bobbns shake and in the most
in the world draws one Of the bobbns
He has little stick with which he pushes the rolled
up the bobbn and then he proceeds to unro the
card amid the beathess anxiety Of the innocens If
pcayune the corresponding CLOTH the stalker
wins claim to the congratulations of his friends
for the against him fifty to one and he takes
his back with picayunes worth pomaum-lucky
fellow When arrested Sunday, Theophilc had whole
around him. showeng their pcayunes the cloth
every rattle of the bobbns As this merely violation
of ordinance against petty gambling Recorder let the
clever one off with fine of $50
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-18
Land, In the Greensburg District.

on the lst of October next, the following lands in
the Greensburg District of the U. S. Land Office, will
again be in market. They can be entered at the time
above named at the office in Greensburg parish of ST.
Helena. ~
For Restoring Certain Lands Market The State Of Louisida
Notice hereby given that land office Greensburg in
the State Of Louisiana will be open to the sale at private
public land embraced in the following townships viz
South Of The Base Zine and of the Principal Meriaian
Townships l. p and 8, and fractional township 3 OF
townships !, ? and A. of ranse4 .,t.s and
Townshpsl g. A. s. land aud fractional townships anu
9. Of range5
$$:=s:$$s: s:s's
The said lands have Seen proclaimed and public sale
before their withdrawal by Notice No. @ in re erene
which have not been offered @ here
S.oe @ W1 ss and os 10 as
unored public land and after the date above enohed
South of the Base Zine East Of the Principal Aeriaian
Townsps s. a6u and + and fractional townships
| range4 III n
Fractional township s of range 1.
Towr,ship g. and fractional township Of ranges.
Fractional township and 9, of range ,-.. ,s-s,.-
Of Washington The Tos 5 s'y K q H!y si
1t is earnestly to be hoped these lands will not be
withdrawn from market again. They could have
been sold long ago, and been populated by hardy
and industrious people ere this. twas supposed thai
the removal of the reservation of which had
reached that section prior to the arrival of the above
official notice from the Commissioner of the Genera
Land Office at Washington-would operate imme
diately; and a friend of ours who happened to bt
present stated to us that he never saw much dis
tress and disappointment as was manifested by tw'
Or three hundred poor people, who had gathered
around the Land Office for the purpose of entering
their little homesteads, when they learned that
practical realization of their hopes had to be post
poned until the 1st of October next For the sake
right and justice let further delay be interposed tt
blast their humble, but dearest hopes