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NsW s sM T.. =. PANP FOR

NJ Ow O N n a N ID AND FOR SER~
=: :: :: =: =: . .: !. - n
1000 bbls Domestic Brandy, Gin, Sweet wIne E---Sz5
0ordials, &c.
Our Rsctaed whskys equal 10 any, The fol-
lowing OF The B1ler Renhart fus-
calcoss, Pitis6urg, wiiiNmsport, Ae, Ac
Dealers an OF
AZ ne article be The
kysp Corn IL be noticed usasxnd
dollars reward 10 persons
poisonous substance In its In
ns VII nod thai ve are always ready 70 cell the
price. Imyi5l srEARSH THURs ON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-09-24

40t q, '.'' o., 1'' ".i'.l..- T e-..a.
90 Quarter and Eighth Pipes do,
30 do Oasis Port,
IS DO Pale and Brown Bherriea
Is do Old haderiaa
DO white Port veFy superior,
haAgA, Caret, Heck and Bordsanx wines,
iG BAsfets ChampaRne,
$50 Boxes Lynehburg Manufactured Tobaeo,
HIfoHELI, JOPLIN CO.,
NH ~ No 10 Pee street
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J card below
WHEELER & WILSON MANUF,G CO.'S
SEWING MACHINES.

WHEELER a WILSON MANUF,G CO.'S
SEWING MACHINES.
oFgIoE NO. 2T MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Te,sss D.s.nsi.rs Tslor aanafseuTers Of sSIr;. Con-
sErs clOsk' MATTHIAS oOhng Hats Cap. oOr'et Ladies'
perfect adaptation and unrvAed excellence OF these
rave been for r and
safe and me unan@cH eom%endson that they hAV. received
been ,Ueeni long TO lest them thoroughly add
Th;y simple IN sonI:rqeson :asp. and da,.bs opera,
sultsd to the Of he fanJ and
the manufacture Thar spesd from 400 1000 per
sv DO bsafa employment Tor The scsi
drudssry Of hand sewing 'hy hailed
ooapsny confident machines their pr,.n,
nnAon q this tpnion to The thouAnds Of families
f'i Ss1c. =; ROB, sso , re 'e b a. ,,.
No chsTFs Tor paesng and shipping No charge for srueon,
Au4t \. n oRAIGE, Agent
u EE6RoEs ToR sAIE-I nc1 valuable p.nison about Is
mile. sSovs r.S9O city one s1d hal mile. rem p: Y.s,o river
cu ys,Ion spd nine hundred deadeped Also,
The improvements Of gin heue house.
comfortable for hundred cribs together
Win mules cattle farming utensils fodder
he srsesi proportion Of hi, land has been free from y,so-
ut y. ys NE Yaioo river opposite has been Ave inches high
een hundred pa, ealuvaiop nsrt me
se Sone y derlte hp 'sS e-bh 81 ANayd sse5os
TIE above property Gee. lnauseusn. 70 purchaser, IRON
& tS S-ssss sns gss, Se1vssIsnes e sls
- steamers, ne year round Durbg Wnisr me New or
leans packets semi Wesky Anodng proupt shipments on cot
me whole properly sn ,. sofa os.s or divided =. sbov.
he viii be sold without the roes.
Mr. Joseph Willis the place, pleasure 10 shov
ins The propsriy 70 those desiring 70 purchase
AfaO,
Adjoining onsred 1000 ARES Of ebotes eot
lsnd go acres q which can Be cultivated year.
~ For TER<s, appy 70
: sV VIII us..s.r.. ur..
~ a BANLoVE,
Ors heasrl hAkTIN, COBB a 90. New Orleans
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FALL TRADE.

ruNHx largest stock and extensive variety Ready MADE
OouinE and Gents Furnishing Good be
r o. 700 MAio Street Merchants and osrs vng city,
particularly requested stock
Ready Made oiotns manufactured ezvrssy tis
market which later Ourselves sqsasd In
The Northern mArks style, quality
se ash II trial, a. n MORkIs Co,
...t... = 10 NAN srra
Cloths oas.mess and veinEs hand. be made 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-09-24
REMOVAL

kI EHGEH HILL have removed their Sash, BLIND
W. and DOOR FACTORY 70 corner Of tn and Streets
over bnnns urnmsrs Paning NH Pernona attention viii
Fven 70 All orders entrusted n them
notice 10 style not 70 be surpassed Garng neatly a. v
prices
orders len With J. Co., anber Dsaisr.1 sou
Hse q Dook near hayos Bridge, VII receive propt
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ono.nAHhE o., Nov On. ISL s. 'i"''' '0''''
RICHMOND AND D1NviLIE RAILROAD co


RICHMOND AND DANvILBB RAILROAD co
NEW FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT
and snss ssh s.ess%ssr 81. oo%gsnS gls "A
essvhere On ne line and shp ths sas a. ,c,. - $1,000.
FREE or CHARGE
For forwarding, b. Ealing vessels directed
B Lsdiss consisn,ss or soasnor,
when requested. -
oonrssrS svans hsussyss Of Ne shove advantages NOS,
have their produces IN The order, trss
tss,rtoss 81 sssrv fnssaaos directed FpNoN
Merchants purchasing roods or 70 The Hor Gan
send beir stoes pTopsI PREPARED ir transpcrson directly
Dauvhls. Lynohburr or farther wssl nsoessary.
Partcolar grittsn nsirucons furnished d. On
Frstgh l0suf IN svsry Instance. oHAs CAMPBELL,
ssst-d supf rrsnsportsuon
~ AND AFT il. TnE LIST yUNE, Gn
tsrssurE and sny Depot on ne Rohuond 4 DanvIls -.
aboys ne function ~ eharges begesn
Re soui sac assovs DE Jubeiion ssd ReknosS a. ~ 40.
Petsrburg M hbds or hsrss,
whss Yonr Corn, OATS Live Stock ard fry Goofi ssd
AZ s Intended 70 Be snt hroush Rehuopd "a ar s,o an,
Depot The souih side r. Ne Junction v BE- ehsrr1
Ne sans ashearrisd h'oush oiV Point and Pssr.bey
General sup.rn'snssniR D.Rh
-ys ssps rr.n.pS o. q ast 4 p
II supplies Of this gaiusbis fsrtssr, ne an-
snsyss 81 several dnEui.hsd Chemists (vhb .,n h
aud vhs u 70 ne oniy 0uano dsoovfred
sorably yih Psruvis1 ne oa.rsd A. nueh lover
o. ths Rsts and ne asrng accounts Of H. sss
crops almost sy-yv 90
hs's sho us'A On esr sPsE crops IN sppJ al
We have h.nbss q letters reference TITS aasso f,o,
ageyt vho SD y shh esp y sen q once Nany sss
-rs pronouncs Ne effects of Kds h1ad Ouaao on ne so,s
d a IN
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Connecting with the Richmond and Danvie Trains n burke
ve unction) and with the through route at Lynehburs
Leave Petersburg daily 10 O'Clock, H.
Arrive nj evile CJunetou)at .......... st6
4.;l.: !; ss.ss.a; r.
Leave Lynchbarg daily at................. $50
Arrive :. s.rnyias 4, ::;;: .......l an
SRsiGHf Train
Richmond Junction.
Leave fetersburE daily ai..............SO0 A. N.
Arrive At Burs eylie CJsneton) At ........i9 N.
n
Arrive al Lynehburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. SD
Leave Lynehbars daily At...."..-....... 800 A. N
Arrive At fArmvine 30
Arrive at Bartevie (Juneon) al. ........ll.tO N.
Arrive At Pc ersburg At 80 n.
Accommodation Passenger wsy Local Travel
% A NJ and west will take the Man
Train O'Clock Stopping places 70 take and put Cd
be strictly observed By those In charge Of the Train.
viii the train stopped other poinSuther
lands Anderson Saw NIL, ford Wilson's, weye Blsets and
Whites Noovay H Burtsvs, Res High Bridge Farmyle
CITY POINT BRANCH,
Sou;h Side Railroad. Freight and Passenger Train.
Leave Petersburg daily (s1ndays exceped) at...I NJ
Arrive Al CITY FONT A. 70
Leave CITY Point At $50
above Trains James River leaving
y Point for Norfolk ard Saturday morning and Tuesday
evening With the nne Steamers Roanoke and bound Tor
New York.
Trasn on only
business Justify Stopping places and pot
strictly observed
the train be stopped other polnYend Gross
Ing. Cedar Level, and Birehetts Crossing.
jels-r @. D. ALLsUP, supt.
Papes for Company copy an forbid and
RANnNa nalk@ = kNn
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1858. FALL TRADE, 1883.
GEORGE M. WEST,
NOS and etrhspE' Beet oh - under TIE Erobsngs Hotel
Is NOW RECEIVING
MS LARaE USUAL AVID WILL FELECTED STOCK oy
hooks, PAPERS a. STATIONERY,
VI All Descriptions, suitable Merchants o. virrnta
.--- Horih Oarolna and Tenesee
BkRb0Hs Purchasing Eood' svsys s-vs ron 70
70 20 cent a. ny prices srsi lower than other hoassin
" b., rdsr' promptly attended 10 When saar,-ssito
-. gro ~ WET.
te9 nestteller and atatoner. Rrhn.nnA-
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oIFE INSURANOR.D
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
KNOWLES wAJRORD, Agents, 81 Pearl street
DR. A. fNEAp Medical Eraniner
INNHs Company aacrds Nv syrsd ssyan.gs rspdrr
Isra hs premium pssd. ''e'
suis KNOWLES 4 wALRoRD
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TEXT BOOKS on ANCIENT HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY
a mAnUAI. OF ANCIENT HIsTOHY.-Yrou
- e hennotest Tines n NJ Of Eoirs
D. 81 By Dr.. Leonard sclnlts Rector ofths Hsb
school bdnbureh with copus Chronological Tfbiea ons
extra cloth.
We than be surprised beoons popuiar tsst.
book In high schools eters aVorit. volume
sth nssgen. gsnerh resderR Y Con4mercfaf hdpstssr
nhnUhL o. hHoIEHT otDoRAYHYwllh Nap b. Gene.
~ honts showing NE Retsi ne Ten Tbourard In one
neat roya limo volume, Of a0 psgas srira eioh.
NE recent nvesiEstons, bh critics ana havser
ntE sources OF normaa, add corrected numsrou srof
useless nany o. s otsr aaihor on
~ uea points Toll luformaion fond 10 The present vol
ue, Which IT, therefore, vel ca-nIatsf sappy
been long fen and acfnovisdgsf -.
ss15 49, W no Sooufroffar A M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-09-24

an HHDs. PHIME wRsTERN SHOULD.
ssiO wohBLE 4 CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearls.
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fnnnIUM PREMIUM
AWARDED aWAnnrn
1909 ~ 1851
The subscber respectfully attention ts s.kit
d ps,ehsssr. PaIteuaJ, 70 he PREhfUG PIANOS
~ bin splendid assorsni constantly
Our Ptnog hnvc rccovcd
1855 and tTat me fairs o. s AMERICAN fostts Cy.t.i 80
see, In composition with most % the leading ~ Ne
Iot and Boston snd are unqusonah uy 81 toBs
M, round and brilliant hnish dursbltv mi -
hsiter ourselves. ~ ne approva u ar vsntayg
70 tha oar hsnos stand superior y oihsrp squa
Grand Piano tsns
combined With The greatest hfmne vhioh ysy rarsy net hb
IN oiher Pianos - 'NS - -''i
Wsrespeouy solicit from strangers and fispa.
An our Pianos warranted
n. HANSEN. Manufacture Of uspo Yoy,..
spe-en Wsysooms Too Centre ssss,, Nsv Yo1t
SUNDalEs PEN sTBA M Es, TINS DAY.
- 10 Casks Hans ani nrea H.
Hhda Hhouidsr and tdes,
10 Hhia. Leaf Lard.
gKsga DO DO
10 Packages Prime Butter,
~ BoEea 10 Oheesr,
100 poEss Ertra Pcaed Hrrrfrra.
Hhds Prime oodnsh, Tor sale b. ..rr
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Elkk, MARINA AND Lib lnoUhAICk.
oTYIoE RICHMOND YIRE ASSOCIATION,
Ssooad Door El<f ~ C6rnSr Ada dnd liza sfa
TUyHIS long established and well known nstuon Issues The
description Of reasonable other
rood oce hal surplus ss4o0o The Board
rsonNy known ofte comuniyJ
holding meetings in this city, vhes an Losses literally I'D
jased and promptly pa entities 70 dns share Of the pasl
pAtronaEe.
ONCE DAVID oURRIE. Prssidcn,
JnoL Bosxs,, Secretary. Js1T-u
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.ae.eribrs Being authorized b. alteration in the CITY
uot connected With the city beyond the limits Of
and having large supply OF the beet Hydrants ooohs A
In hs eity) hand they
most substantial manner reasonable terms.
@. A. RARGAMIN JR-.
let Corner Of 10Th and MAR sts-
H TIE q q. CARE, formerly With Messrs Bin ford,
~ Mayo Blair, hereafter found PRICE
WATklss deAer In Dry Goods No ISL Main
ar4-dAcu
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

CANNOT BR, One thing appears to ~
10 be settled, and that IL that Senator
Douglas. cannot he tue nominee If the
10 called Democratic party !or President
Of the Unlted States in 1860. or cnurss
We make the prediction with the supposi
ton that he lns t,k"u slanl in the pres
ent sc eme which he intends u aud will
hold npoa. VIII some one picture tn
himself d ughss, with his recent speech
in the Senate ns his record for the prs M
time AMI u determined perSI' ance in the
course he la,s down there as his rechrt frr
the time between nov aud the assembling
nf the Convention ut Charleston, S 'uth
Uarnhra. presenting his clalm To ,he nom
nation for tbs Presidency Ii he were
in Chmle.ton with hi, ragout "brewel
from the scraps Of Ably keley's and
Hor0c" Gr-eIey's phil sophy," m tn "
Y. Herod calls his late speech, what Gus
anty would he have that his head should
come out Of Charleston undamaged? For
a much smaller offence, Hon. Mr.. llou,
aud his daughter, delicate woman, were
hunted ont Of Charleston hefro ,oariog
mob, For n smaller offence Que Mr.. U
derSood was dFren out Of Virginia aud
and anoll or Que tried and sentenced 10
pay heavy i1e in thu same State.
Mr.. Douglass must sl,nl rSi 10 nj
Charleston Biglrr's Your mm. "0h IN
yincih,e Demrracv." Never WIS there
pure Democra'! hlS ell qnencr, loo, is
of the real Cictronan surt, ard his deVo.
ton to "thal hohl, frank man," u. Doug.
las calls Mr. Bnchanon, has been M tried
and found "gnoi" tha, he deserves thu
nomination Tor 1880. Cheers Tor the ora
tor of tho SenMel Cheers fr the n>inl
,tslesmauI Rger shall be President in
1850.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

"a fs-,s eas svisi ~ ina. D-usef ioi 20 q.
tofrr'nsnIs. be G,se,ner immediately
orivfrd rec emp nies &C dpgoons %
Tue set of wAr, sua they pnss.-d Through
ShaSuee on S-turlsy the s6.h. Ii was
sapee,ei theie would he bloody work.
As snu - OeNs Of ufthe engagement
WIS Revived by the I.soplr, they earneu.
ed oFgariEing lu military e,upanhs and
huiTl ihg forward 10 assist LIME. Il Vas
sTrecled before the drsgnnu. v0ull arrive
that Lane would be reinforced by twenty
I've hundred wen. Tue most intense ex-
ciieueut pfeYalle,l
One pi lbe gentlemen who passed thru
L'wtrnce on Friday spw Gen L,ue and
Gov Robinson in thai town. They we're
mounted aud impLtely armel anil ap.
prsrrd much excited. They we're aldrrss-
ing the PEI DE, who surrnun,lel them in
large numbers, aud urging them To man.
tain teeir rights aud ,urcH their friends
The people # Lawrence were y. .eparng
TO iske the 4 a..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

From KANSAS. the latest sccounls
from the capitol Of Ktus's, the Territorial
Legislature had done nothing towards ear
rying out the recommendations Of Govern
nr Stanton. They hid declared the Kick.
apon returns fraudulent. and oused the
members from Lpavenworth county in
eeneVnence, giving their seats u the le
: Nv elected Republican menhers. The
Democratic Convention hsd nominated
Generally Calhoun for N(ioyeraOr of the
State, but he declined. wheIeupon the,
nominated Frsnk Marshall instrad, md G'r
Lieutenant Govern r, w. q. Marshall. -
General Dem er, the new acting Governor
hal not arrived IN Khsas.
Alta mass CO.. veniion held at Lecomp
ton On rhe 7th ius'.. resolutions were pass
Ell, pledging the sel,rs individually an !
collectively TO oppose u the utIi'ost the
Constitution Nd, pted Mt Ltcompon, sn,l
to resist everv attempt mSde TO put iido
opcntion 3 State Government under the
Mmc.
Special insirucions have been sent to
Gen. Harney, IN Kansas. to use the troops
''if acc ssary. to preserve older, aud en-
furce the PAWS. snd carry out tho action Of
the I. eorpou Conyeu;ion."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07
ELECTION OF FposrMAsrER's

We nlserve that Hon. B F. Letter. the
member Of Congress from the adjoining
District, gave notice few days since Of
his inlenliuu to fer III before Congress,
providing fnr the ,lecti'n of Postmaster
by the people. This is movement in
the right direction, aud would not fail in
sati, ! the prop'e if it Was carried. Under
tie present system of appointing, tie most
81 irctinnab.c aud unac,ommo lating man
in the community S n ykgnf'equenllv .ele
valrd To- this m"st HnFoflant position.
Thl, should not besI The man selected
e. >erve tire pe,ple shpuI he sslcced hy
the pc PIE thom,e YES, and then IfIhry are
deceived ~ un suited lhes have the ctrrec
tive IN their avn han ls,and can make.snd
uum.ke pcslmsslrrs,es other rflirers, y hen
they see pruper Besides, o. late. Post.
masters, have been required to eilher nc
Qule-,e IL. sanctlun. rudr>e, or advocate,
every measure of tie Naliond Admins.
tralion. under which they hold their of.
ice, however ,dious the measure itself
may lie 10 them peisonnlly. This they
haze uec s"rly hern obliged to 10, in
orler TO retain their places. aud thus will
they be obliged to debase themselves so
hong as the post is conferred by au up
painting power.
9m will this Bill Of Mr.. Letters become
n lawi We very much fear that after
its presentation it will not soon be head
Of again. THIS is a"popular Sovereignty
measure; md as the National Admlu,stra
tion, the Democratic portion Of the Un;tel
States Seu,te, aud the Democratic mem
ters Of the House N which Mr.. Letters
Bill will be introduced, have concluded
that the peP'c erve no right to govern
themselves II KaasdS. il can hardly he
expected, that they will suffer or permit
US in tie States, TO govern Ourselves, in
the selection or choice of PI,tmaster's. -
Yet who among us will say that the meas
ure in itself is not eminenlly just and prop.
eri
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07
SCIENCE NJ NISTERlNG TO EN-.
JOYMENT.


Beauty and the Grsces have enlisted
Science ~ their setyife. While discovery
snd invention achle,ing victories over
time an space, 10 WHICH the fshiel ex.
pluils Of the ancient beerUpsucss we're
mere tntes, they are al,n lending new
charms TO the Poetry If l. ip. We me
told that this is an Uliltausu Ag ~ snr.
DID dllar.woishipping era; vet hen We
see the chemist and the hutiniS c,mhind
ing tlleir skill, know ledge and lalor in the
production Of n perfume ard csuelic
wilc ills the bohdOr anil tie dressing
lonm with the mo,L exqrls IL frigrnc-.
and iHparts freshness, purity luI the vel
vel soilness To the complexion aud the
skin, we must admit that the claims of
Insl0 and refinement are It'll recognized
smid the serner pa suits Of scienre.
Lai'es are not expected To hr deeply
interested in.tle implnyemputs Of lhrsletm
eng ne, or IN the Instantaneous cou,er,iun
IT crude iron intu steel; tut When chemls
Try furnishes them such an article as Mur-
ray Il humans Florida Water. they be-
gln to think that the laboratory is An ines
tluahle institu ioh, rmIy this accessory
# tie tullet is wondelfu! preparation -
II enlhaIms the li,ug odors of the raresI
h'wers aHd aromatic plants If tie South.
The volatile essence which they exhal', is
liked aud rendere permsment in this odrr
ieruuS faid. As the nnrmur ufthe waves
sud Ia he rptaingl firryer in the wind
ngs Of the s.a.shaIl. o the invisible moua
Il the flowers survive always IN the tloral
Sirdct referred tu. M perfume Of mnl-
-rn times Is equally refreshing aud endH-
ing. The fabric upon hch il is srrlnk-
.i tnaY he Iid aside with th, certainty of
inding the fragrance imp rteh to II unim-
paired, month afterwards. Florists Who
uIse their h, acinths, camelia-. and Lell"-
'upes ia gl1zrd cnnServ durirsfn the sake
" IuXurintlng amil summer olors in the
lrptIr of wluter, will find the flavor from
! hrir f,rccd exn:ic4 Ear inferior tn that Of
Murray " Lnnmnns Ftoridl Water
l'hs m"y he deemed extiavagAnt com-
ntudntan hy some of our laly readers.
huI before thev doubt let them make the
cnmp4ri on. 1t is not safe m this age ot
scientific miracles lo gu Slonlhe properties
# any invention. merely because they seem
incredible. We use the article for tao
iocas1us--frst, because We relish its arona; |;
,nd spconl, because it acts rs IN almlra-
he counterirrtant after shaving, 1t ~
advisable Ia ask for Murray aud Lnnan's
FlThia Water, as there Me, va umler
sland, som" limitations in the market. - ~
Y Dspatch,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07
LATEST FROM KANSAS.
BATTLE BETWEEY LANE S
ME.Y
AND THE
Government Troops,
THREE DRAGONS KILLED.

The fliowing important K1ns's ns~'
has Teen received by the ST. Louis Demo.
crai:
By passepgersfrom Kansas, Who arrive
10 town last evening. we have obtained The
following intelligence.
On tidsy. the 26lh, ult. news reach
ID LeavepNuah. that an engagement had
i,ksn place between tie troops under Gen
IsuN. ~ Sugar Mound. and company o
lbs Uniiel States Dragons. TIE cfiieels
orderel General Lpne to surrender him,
self snd men 10 The u. s. sulhorilIcs.
nLich he refused % do. when the drsgonn,
charged apon the troops. and WE ppu
sed. with l,ss Of ll,ree o. none VI tbel
rpssi.,r Finding themselves too weak to
d.-Iga Lere. he d'Fgoons retired. and IN
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

Ey By tie above II will ho see' thil
Judge lEIpP has reIi,,d r. ~ the eiitol'a
chair, aul tnat It's dates will hereafter de
vnye upon us whose. nsluts are upf fende
t. this card, Many Of the pstrnns Of the
Free Press" will donhlpss regret tie
ch ,nge that has taken place in It's manage.
menl: Ms neither ct TIE present proprleiols
can brinI to their all the rPe teds 1.-The
matur. ja grnent-ihat has enabled The
retiring elltnr to make the paper ~hle up
der his C rp, H. III interesting AMI. ltsruct-
i've We shall however smIodo the hcst
we can, aud SrWe To grow in knowledge
Snd us ,fuuess as we grow in eusand ex
peliencs-
The aboR Of the calling IN which We
NV engage are not entirely new to US =
On the contrary, We ave ktnwhdge ui
the cares aud responsibilities that will rsl
upon Us, the perplexities and trials that We
will be callel upon to meet, aad above all
wa trust that We know and appreciate lu'-
Iy, tue influence ioI either good or evil, that
newspaper exerts in the community in
Which il is pabIished' We shall therefore
enAeayor to avMd The dissemination OF
ilsas that tend To corrupt the morals Of y
ntiabborbood = enjenvor TO avoid discus
sions Of y personal character ourselves--en
deavor to prevent Others ilom engaging in
them Though our coIuruus---and in all
mnllels pertaining TO- the welfare Of onr 10
caliy, and the progress Of iutelIg,Ace. We
expect aud hope 10 extend the helping
hand
lhe politics Of the "Free Press" will for
Tie present undergo no change. II has
herttofo' endorsed aud advocated the pFia.
ci lN of lie Republican patty. II will eon-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

RECOVERY OF BURIED TRsALURE =
About a month ag,, The body of man
very much drrompoaed supposed to have
been drowned from ferry boat. was lur-
le,l by the aulholiIes of J Isy City. N. J 4.
At Bergen. Letters fnnnI upon the corps
showed that il was that Of n German M
med N choias Wprlner, Of Mascontlla. Iii
nois A lsy or two since the wid d'w of
the deceased came tn Jrray City, anl had
the body ex ,umed, when belt, contain-
ing 81 so in god WIS found upon it, and
handed over to tie widow.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-07

FB- The Washington correspondent Of
the 3 'ston Herald says that upon the rep
resculation of the Tennessee delegation in
Cong e.s, who waited upon the President
recently, Robert G. Randolph, the naval
officer who pulled Cen. Jackson's nose,
WAS suffered to resign the position in the
Arsenal to which Gov, Flo,d recently ap.
pointed him. The 81 tes denies, that he
ever recrived any appointment at the
hands Of tue Administration, but admits
that he obtained Temporary employment
as au act Of common humanity.