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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

licking OlNo'oI Deaeka'es %"
} II 3 recommended that the several coun.
II Conversions for the selection Of dele
gates be held OF the county ssata Of each
county, on Saturday the Sd OfJuly.at two
o'clock, p. II. II IL hoped that each coun-
ty committee will Immediately issue the
call for the county convention, and II the
above suggestion Is not adopted, that they
will make such changes Of time and place
asthsy see proper.
10 the midst Of the great contest which
is now % fercelY wsged by the slave pow
er Of the Nation, aided bN the President
and bic party, against free labor aud free
institutions, II i perhaps needless TO re-
mind tie people Of Ohio Of the vast i'm.
borlahcs and vital character OF the issue,
Ind Of the overwhelming necessity ofcon.
ceflsd end vigorous action on the part Of
Ell whu prefer freedom 10 slaveFy,and free,
70 slave labor The desperate and peFsis
tent attempt Of The Administration to force
upon tie psopls Of Kansas slave Consti.
tuition; the frauds, foFgeries, murders, and
dneountsd vilainiss which have bssn per
bstfAsed. and upheld, and sustained % that
territory By The present domina5t party;
The alarming sncFOachmsnls that hass been
mads upoa The rights Of the free elssea BY
The DFed Scott decision; The monster e.
toF that Slavery il national, snd exsendi
10 al tbs territories Of the Union, while
freedom L sectional, and can asvsr exial
h cur territories, even II every ffssmnn
q lheFsin ahkll demand Il, and every lagiala.
tuIe snaet Il, snd can only b establlahed
By positive las, when they shall emerge
fIoa'tha puplhgs Of Federal GoEsEameni
and control, and the sealous support given
to theas heFeslss BY thu President and hi
patty, ell eolspiFe TO Fouss the fFeemen oI
lhs free Meth TO assuse Of the danger and
degradation which must follow Iame spb
mission 10 theae encroachments
The base md eowardIy dsserlion Of ouI
equal rights which is involved 10 the pas
ises Of the English swindle. by which
CoBHfSM acClhfeH tnab HVtoVV tuuavitnnA
may come into the Union q an equal will
Ohio II they will adopt q slave oonsIitu
tiou, Wills Il they persist In prsierring 4
bs free State lksY ahsu wait outside,an'
I be governed By Ghs sppOinlees Of the sIay
PoSeF. iii ihey bare more than dopbl
that population. admits Of no excuse OF 9
polpey. apd must mefit the stern eonten
aatioa Of every patriot and friend Of eve
& jusGies and equal iehsG The English bi
tivss % the RppolQleel Of the PSes;den
the entire control Of ths ballot boxes an
sllths sDacbipsVy Of The pVOpOsed vote 1
ksnsss. % tbb question Of ihs admissio
ID tie Union under tba Infamous LecOmr
. toa Consultation. The bitter experienc
6fthd pa has taught the world that n
fraud i too monstrous; 20 villainly to
3. aicksd no corruption too daring foF th
plant instruments ofdsspotsm. For pre-
suning 70 be- fair sHd honestwe have sseI
ReefeL End Geery ID | WalAer. and Stan
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
To the People Of Ohio.
Republican State Convention.

Tie delegates 70 the Republican State
Convention for the BominatiOn Of . State
Ticket and tie transaction Of such other
busiBes - msy be presented, viii assem-
be in the City Of Columbus, Ohio, on
TuEspAY, tie i3M day Of July nezt, At
10 O'Clock AN. Nominations will then
be made iOF the following officers: oue
Supreme Court Judge. Attorney General,
Member Of the Board Of Pnblic Works,
and Controller. The basis Of represents.
tim in said Convention will be the vOts
given for Gov. CHAsE at the last annual
election. Each county will be entitled 10
one delegate for every 500 votes so given.
and eaob fraction above half that number
viii also be entitled 10 delegate. By this
rule the following will be the aPpOrtiOn'
ment:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

The RIVAL WHITE HOUSE, AT WASH.
1NoroE.-Messrs. Douglas and Buchanan
having been rival candidates before the
Cincinnati convention. have kept up the
spirit ever since, and Mrs. Douglas has even
set up a rival "White House" at Washing
ton. She ''reCeives" as though she was
the wife Of real President, instead Of a
simple aspirant for that position, and seems
determined that her establishment shall in
all respects oulsbine that kept by the old
bachelor and cid maid at the other end Of
the avenue.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
The Mississippi aOOd--Tts Elects

New Orleans newspaper dates 70 The l4lh.
still talk Of The unpFscsdsnt hOOd. .cTevasses,
and iuuuda.ed towns hslds and swamPs.
The country below Nemphis. and on The
Arkansas side above. has not been 20 gen.
orally under water before for many ysan,
aud the repeated and continued rains
throughout the vast valley Of. the Missis.
sippi and lie numerous tributaries, have
kept that mighty river at full food for
weeks. The loss Of property sustained is
immense. A correspondent writing from
New Orleans 70 the Louisville Journal
say1 cr-r,r
The damage thus far done IN this State
by the presenl overflow, is, Is yet, unknown
here, though il has been, vaguely estimated
at six millions OF dollars. 1t must be large,
and seriously affect not few Of our COM
mission merchants. The loss Of crops will
in some cases, however,be pretty well COM
peusated for by the making Of additional
land. The nepOsit lsh BY heavy over
flow is much greater than most persons
suppose. Not unfrequently It is found to
be three or four feet thick, aud there can
be no doubt that many hundred Of acres
If not thousand of acres Ofswamp lands are
being filed mp and made valuable for az
ricuiIural purposes. Nearly all the over
flowed cultivated lands will be enriched BY
some deposit and rendered more productive
hereafter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
awWe intsnl commspcine lhe boil

e~We intend commencing the publ
cation Of "Historicsl Sketches Of Carroll
County, next week; and We would be
very thankful to one or more in each town
ship Il they will interest themselves enough
in this matter to send Us oil the statistics
they can gather 10 their own townships. =
This Is the only way BY which our object
can be successfully accomplished, as we
cannot spare time TO visit each township and
collect the necessary facts. ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

A distinguished mediesl gentleman
says, 10 letter to the proprietor: 1T may
be a little irregular to say any thing in fa-
vor Of patent medicine; but still must
bear witness to the efficacy Of DR.. Hoof
lands BalsamiC Cordial. My wife had
long been suffering under aviolent cold,
which'defed all the curative means at my
command; when, without my knowledge,
she purchased bottle Of the Cordial, and
was 50 viSibly relieved that I myself pro-
cured a second bottle for her; on taking
the contents Of which she was radically
cured"
This invaluable remedy, TO the efficacy
Of which other medical men have testified
as we'll as the writer of the above. is pre-
pared only by Dr.. G. N Jackson, AIS
Arch Street, Philadelphia. and for sal'
by. Druggists generally throughout The
United States and Canada. Price 75css
per bottle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
Will be Published June 18th.
THE EXILES OF FLORIDA.
BY JOSHUA B. GIDDINGS.
Illustrated Nth sta fine ErgraSings.
One Volume, I0mO. 32O PIP.

~
UHIS work will portray, With eminent aoil-
Il itv. the crimes committed by OUT uovesn'
ment against the Aarooas who fied ron SouIn
taction under Spanish laws. Il will also show
tha had faith exercised towards the Indians Of
Florida, and be found to present q true view,
Of the long>fought FLORIDA WAR.
The object Of the work IL 70 operate upon
the political morality Of the country ,bY calling
forth the sympathies and moral feelings Of the
people; and its condemnation OF the tyranny
Of the Executive and its supporters should,
commend Il to the attention OF eseFy Ameri'
can citizen. iIo 81 .
The long and distinguished services, high
personal character, and known ability OF the.
writer, viii be ; sufficient guaranty oliss mer'
It's.
The washington correspondents Of the New
York Evening Posi-, who examined some Of The
advance sheets says aa,asa afL
81 have examined It with pleasure and In.
struction. The work will prove . valuable his
tory Of important events which will undoubt-
edly be passed oveFby thoss sho claim TO be
the historians Of the country either IN conse-
Quence Of the peculiar instituti0n' which ID
concerns, or because they have not the facil-
tiles for acquiring Information On the subject.
To any other man than Mr.. Giddings, the sub
ject Of the Spanish MsreOna or 6aminole slaves
would become compiler and remote, Perhaps,
there has been no subject which he has more
thoroughly investigated In the course Of his
public duties, nor any that he comprehends
bettsr than this. The book viii cover = vast
deal of important Information besides that Of
which Il Il the special object Of the eqthor TO
treat. The character Of 0sce0la, as dellnea.
ted By the pen Of Mr.. Giddings. & grand 10
contemplate. His pareutage, mariagAs roman.
tic life and noble death. ms ke up NEST Thrill
ling and instructive chapter in ths werk; and
while the whole i produced in the usually ear
nest, clear and concise style Of the author, Il is
aIso beaati6ed with rOmanos mJFs eharming
than can be gathered fromlthe word olaedOo. =
eE Agents Wanted, in every
County IN she United slatoss
= fH8f foLBETT, R0S TER 4 o0s1oa
T. 500 sne0s III sPunLlsHEss1Js
Journal Buildings, Columbas.I ohp;
maTQR 1888 =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

HollOwGys PiAs.-Whenl the great
internal organs perform their functions ir-
regularly, life seldom reaches It's ordinary
limit and a vigorous old age is impossible.
AL spasmodic action of the secletive appa-
ratus is productive Of premature dscay,and
the lethargy aud sluggish ness Of the stom-
ach and The liver is equally unfavorable to
longevity, One Of the most ineslimable
properties fihese PiIls is their regulating
power. Their operation varies according
10 the condition Of the system, being re-
strictiye where there is too much excite
ment, and stimulstive where toFpidity ex-
isis- They produce wonderful effect up
on the pulse, improving Il when feebls,and
calming It down when loo full and rapid.
To bring the whole system into perfect
harmony with the laws Of health, is the
object ihev are designed to fuldll, aud
they accomplish It. @ oass' q l''F -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
Agrioulturai Meeting.

The Managers Of The Carroll County
Agricultural Society are requested 10 meet
at the Court House, IN osnOIlsoh, on Mon.
day, the sl.s asy II Nay. 1883. for tAe
purpose Of transactibg business. A fpIl
Board is desired. -
Per order Of f'PFsst, I.ULMAE.
Nay 10, 1858, Cor Sey.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

DAoorAH TRRRIToRr. case the Ter
ritOry Of Dscotah is organized before the
adjournment of Congress, it is said that ex-
Governor, ,Medsry now Post Master at COL
umbus. expects and is labOring to be made
the first Governor Of the Territory. DacOtah
10 the western part Of what was originally
Minnesota.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
For Congress. 21st District
GEN. z. r. ECKLEY, Of Carroll.

To our PArRoxS--We think we could
Nrits a chapter or two under the caption
Of editorial trials that would be quite in-
teresting 10 some Of our readsrs-(thOse
who dent owe for their papers,. At least
We could a tale unfold that ought To bar
row up the pockets Of those who arc in-
debted to the printer, and make eash par
ticular dollar come forth from its hiding
place sDd--yOu know the rest
lshskespOks.] We opened our vaults the
other day and took a look into the
secret rsessses Of our pockets, and when
It was scooped out We found our combined
pile TO consist of two three cent pieces and
three cOppers to buy paper, ink, etc. with
aud live on besides. We can't even keep
up appearances" under such circumstan'
ces. But our Senior admonishes US not to
iokssbOut it,As il Is a serious matter T;so, ssri-
ousIy, we wish to say TO those who are re-
ceiving our paper, or who are indebted to
us for advertising and JOB york, that We
are obliged to raise sVme money by thu
middle of June to pay some debts, anC
vo,ld taka Il as a great favor ii thoY
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

ETvan Ambnrgh's Meuagerie will be
in town on next Tuesday, and those who
want . peep at the Elephant can have It
for quarter. This Menagerie contains :
large collection Of animals and is highly
spoken of BY the papers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
PLyuourH. Mass. Nav

PLYMOUTH. Mass, May 22.
The trial of MR. Abaigal Gardner for
her husband, the laLe postmaster
at lIigham, which has occupied the su.
prsme Court during the week. ended this
morning by ayerdict Of murder iu the sec.
ond degree.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

HThere is clsss Of persOnS who on
ly make friends 10 use them. II they can
get nothing oat Of man, they do not
want bis friendship. Such people treat
their friends like cigan-they hang on to
them, get all the good from Them, and
then throwing them away spit after them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

ANOTHER AMERICAN BRIG FIRED In
TO- Boston, May l6.-The brig Win
gold reports having been fired into With
muskets by British cruiser, soon after
leaving Sierra Morena. Afterwards she
was boarded and search by IN armed boats
crew.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

60 We have received note from the
Postmaster at Oneida, stating that one
Nj. JEo. GREeoRY, Of that place. refuses
to take bis paper out Of the Office. and ask
ing that We discontinue the paper sent 70
bis address. We send Mr. @. bill oi
bis indetednsss to the Press, and will dis
continue bis paper on receipt Of payment,
but are 10th to pat with him untilthe old
score l. settled. See law Of newspapers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

IMPROVEMENTS IN CIEoNErt.-The As;
SCISSORS Ee.arnsi in Cincinnati show that 3sS
buildings we're erected in that city during
the past ye,r, tbe value Of which i estina-
ted at 81 10000 ssjl sR sS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

sWxsrERE 6AUoERBUED. IA grand
annual congsntion Of the German Musical
societies Of the Western Ststes will take
place in Pittsburgh in June next. The
sssemblsge' will comprise over one thouG-
spd singers. iai
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26


0f nupsriDr. and relating 70 roads and
hiehssya PISSED April 9Th. 1855; and
he seventh section q the act Of February
ISL. 1854. b. and ths same ! hereby
repealed. This sct 10 takp eject apd be
IN ores from snd ahsr It's passage.
a. v-t WILLIAM B. WOODS.
,Spsoksr ef fks Houss Of Representations.
MARTIN wELKER.
Il, PSsdsns oftls Ssadts.
April IL 1855; e.
fharsbf certify thss ths foregoing acts are
rr6s copies Of ths original roIs nov on Gle n
ais oaco. A. P. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
Ihsrsby certify nat have rsad and com
pared the proof Of the foregoing laws, and that
they are correctly printed irom the copy GER
ti6ee b. ne Secretary d State
~ WASH. BUTLER,
Auditor Carroll County.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

R[LougfsIlow's beautiful phrase, asnt-
fer and be sirOng," il poV f.milliarly rem
dersd. ''griu and bear it." s.ss
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

] - -
LIST OF. ANIMALS DC.
ELEPHANT;
IA Lions and Lionesses-Asiatic 4 African.
l Royal Bengal Tiger. nj, g..
8 spotted Hymnas. a t0
Black Lama, or Alnpaca Sheep.
Burmese Cow.
OK Nunda, or Zebu. .as i
Z LeOpsrds. s.s..r lfe's aa2
Sra.lliad Sl.n Iigsrs' ma. Is, ~
. 0sI;1c,ris GrizzIv Bsars
IN Psrthar ta
q IN M a. tsnsns'' ca
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
Congressional Candidate.

We this week present to the voters Of
the 2 lst Congressional District the name
Of Gen. e. R. EcKLEY, Of this county as
a candidate for Congress; and in doing 50
it may not be out Of place to offer sug.
gestion or two in favor Of his nomination.
Carroll county, for nearly quarter Of a
century has been loyal in her opposition
to the Democratic party. During this Pc
riod of time she has steadily voted for
such candidates a. her sister counties Of
the District presented; and whether It was
fol Richardson, LOOMS, Coffin, Hanna,
Mason, Brewer, Bowman, Ewing, Potter,
Stokeley, Roberts or Bingham. she has un'
tiriugly labOred for, and given to each her
warmest and full support. Aud 10 every
instance too, when she had candidates Of
her own in the fell, did she withdraw
them, when It was urged that aspirants in
other counties Of the District would poll a
heavier vote. Whether these expectations
and promises were ever realized It is not
ours in this article to inquire. Certain it
Is however, that the opponents Of the
Democratic party in Carroll county, were
always faithful, always active, always efss-
live, aud that they ever did, and we're ev-
or willing 10 rule of their own mon and
support Others whenever the good Of the
party seemed to demand il. Has she not
then dealt justly with the other cOuntiesi !
Has she not acted even generously toward
them? And now when she presents 3
candidate Of her own again, when Der Re-
publicans are solicitIOus almost TO a man,
to have the Congressional nominee taken
from their own number, will the counties
Of COlumbiaEa, Jefferson and Harrison act
with les justice and generosity towards
her than she has for 20 long . period o.
time acted towards themi We trust not
OfGen. Ecklsy. the candidate Of the
couDiy,we need say but little. He is ln-
|timaiely and favorably known throughout
the Districtl In every canvass for upwards
Of twenty years ha has borne an active
part. and is now known far and wide ;,
one Of the most powerful campaigners in
Eastern Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

~ There is Q man out west who labora
under The dalnsion that "Hcn." placed be.
fore nan name stands for honest.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
4ARRIEDs :

On Thursdsy the 2olh insi,b ne Rev
VIM. Eaton, Dr. d. L. NOncrisfof Wayne
Co, o, 10 Miss s. L. Harvey, Of Carroll
Co, %,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
NEW ADEER1LSE4EETS

''Hs that In the world would rise,
Must read the news and sdvei tisel"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26


Ton, in rapid succession behsaded Il the
imperions command Of the Slave Power.
That sane power ssills controls lhs desii-
ns Of The Rspubhc, with purposes and
plans unchanged. Yet the freemsn Of Ohio
are called upon 10 aoguisce in = measure
Of ibis character, and 10 tsmely submit TO
this new aud bitter insult aud disgraoe.-
Added to all these national evils. the leg
station Of the past winter in Ohio; the
principles Of action annOunced, and the acts
performed, are Of such q character as 10
demand, as they will receive the condem-
nation Of the voters and tar payers Of the
State.
In view Of ell these causes, We ask The
fresmen Of Ohio without regard to their
former political associations, to unite with
% in administering such . stern rebuke TO
tie arrogant Slave Power Is the empire
State Of The free end great West 90 justly
dsnlande Let them select thsir Wisest,
ablest, Pgrsst msp q delegates; and JET
the GRkHD COUEcn or ran RERREsEE-
TAITFEs OF FREE LABOR on the anniver-
saFy Of The passage Of the glorious ordi-
nance Of 1887, which dedicated the soil Of
Ohio and the North West 10 Freedom,
and free institutions fOrevsF,be such de-
monstralion as the cause and the times de.
msnd.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

eE Agents wanted ln every,
County IN che United s1aeoss
fnaF f0LIEfT, R0S TER &oOsaon
500 > sna6a ni PgBLIsHfsspts
Journal Buildings, CoIumbass ohlp;
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-11

I # q p orrr,vIY r,-.c7 q A A,1.x.-~r.xox- $ss
M. bas Gnx,zaI1 AAvbs ~ 1sonIs5oas .el,4,.,,,,
asra,s,,t -. soH"e'l ss.,. = l.to sup pns';as mAss
whosavad vi, Is tbs Efa sS', of A1Rart I ,a l;tp
II M GIo,,d1an,1 and nhn iapsrs .,aEs : ps11sl ~
celebrated ni1bt rim. a a gaa, ,z.sne as.n.
foronn Nortb Wonl,p;. on. CO..; ~. s :.
At At Ta,;afoch n fua m hnars g a, a. :.
so nn;las az han,. ,,,a1la noala, AAasl neaaS
ascent 81 from Wainarh a ; :, ,,to,,. : oeeoa -,
Tuesday p ayen;ng %. : Thara If, Was =. :
strona no,tbs ,vasf' rn;nd ps '.na ao1 = =
hal1oen ras soo,, - !, - - H. III n1arsn .no
traral;s,a, t at - yate ,sao arnaed;n Ear s, s1a
"a n,innfa M Goywal1 2ras 80
cor1nnanied hvssnfr Masters st = w;na f,a
and snir;t, ,oeycbant, Wa1sarb i az 49,
fnn..mr Iohn *Ie,,n;san l.tsA r.
ReI}a = Vna Gardena M - menabasta. t1e, - -.
and hv - servant y % - - tha W..
hau,vfon Cas- Cor,r.n1r -. ~ araaa
Rohfrf RroaEa " W,.an n,'' 1tha Aas1es, .,a.ta
had travaled al aho,,t 20 q n,;Iasl Ia et1, ths1
detarn,iI,e ! o f. a dascand nran ,,.' Gaa sn
mock Chase Il l Hednasfard "a, In Tha
cas- Was heinz, 1ef o,,t ] tla : e,an,a1 a,
Was a dazun - agd tbs n uorasso5. sns s1ae.
dasena;no, 80 an;taniasssnfi s19 : W. th
,n;yfst af staita.pd @ ;pS,saIi. msI1s = s
l,nwaver a. ,thsr NO ,s.ara a 80 :; : ~, ~
oronnd J terr;h,a anst 81 = :, IL
sSa;zad tla rnanb;;na M Iae s,,oh - Fanaa 80
fhat me chief nrona = # 'o' Nc 40 rr.ro :,
pling IRON snapnads The nc necll;na
at s fRa same fIns uent ~ md .ho
valve line was torn ont ' Of M r,ar Nv
rna1l,s band IT ,s. ,ssaa1-E.. ~