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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10

DEcARrATIoS Twenty post masters
IN Illinois. The justification will be found
in The annexed words from Mr.. Buchapan's
speech 10 the twenty fifth Congress:
TO DECLARE that wbep the citizens Of a
State secept tffice from the general Gov.
eminent, they thereby forfeit their right to
express their opinion in relation to the pub.
lie concerns " their own State and Of the
nstiUn, is paipable tyranny.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10

% Rev. HARMoUST, of the NJ. Z,
Church, is pitching into the liquor sellers
of our place about right. 1t is high time
the people were being walked up on this
subject.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10

HARLEM SPRINGS. Jno. G. Fish.
er. of this place, has purchased the Har-
lem Springs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10
TREASURY STATEMENT.

The balance in the Treasury Nov. list |.
was $7,543,0oO. The receipts of the week
$782, 500. The amount Of drafts paid
$1,324 900. Of drafts issued $l,l20,c00 !.
A reduction Of $347000. @a. %
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10

fF The Freemasons Of Minerva are
building a new Masonic Hall iu that -four
ishing village. They are working bees"
down there,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10
HaskIm Elected.

WHITE PLAIN, N. Y. Nov. 8.
Tee reports from several political gen.
tlsman in the County are that Mr. Hask-
in has lnsjOrity Of fOrty-fve over Mr..
Kemble,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10

~ The Supreme Court Of Tennessee
has recently decided that ga naturalized
citizen must reside six months in the coun-
ty before he is entitled to a vote."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10

0rJ. Rama, & Co.. Of Waynesburgh
as will be seen their advertisement, have
a very extensive stock Of Dry Goods, &C.,
which they are determined TO sell low.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10
The Grand Result In nhIn.

By The State journal we at last have
the official vote Of Ohio, October 18th,
! s5s, on the State ticket ABd for mem
beU Of Congress. On the State ticket the
columns foot up as follow
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10
JOB WORK.

B Il a " X S.
$3.50 per Or. (psper found) up to 10 quires.
ever 10 quires, 81 per guire.
The above rates will be rigidly adhered to
in all cases.
G. w. BARLOW,
Publisher Of Democrat.
WEYAND & BAXTER,
Publishers Of Free Press
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10

EDe Bows Southern RsvisV thinks
that the West cannot get along without
negroes, 1t says:
"For household and farming purposes,
the Western planters, IS q general rule, are
dependent upon raw employees imported
from abroad. An uncohth miscellany Of
Irish, Dutch, and Germans, comprise the
hired workmen Of the North. The ra-
jority of these are Irish, the character O
whom greatly units them for the dutie
they are employed to fulfil. They are a
capriciOus as only sOns--lacking in princi
pie. impatient Of control, disposed to chO
ler and whiskey, aud in the main, unreli
able for the purposes Of the house and tn
field"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10
rEThs Philsdelphia News. Of a fe

%The Philadelphia NewS, Of a few
days ago, had an article explaining show
the tariff uf 1856 was carried" We give
the following extract, which may go fol
what il is worth: ra.
awe have received a communication
from gentleman, who was formerly a
manufacturer 10 England, which informs
US that to procure tho repeal of the tariff
law of ls42, or, as il is stated, "to dissem'
mate free trade principles, and to assist the
political party in this country which oppo'
sed protection" there was fund Of f600
900 raised by taxing the manufacturers
of England, each in accordance with th'
amount Of his business. The gentleman
who gives this information was preparing
to leave England at the time, aud refused
10 pay bis quota Of the tax"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10
RATES of ADVERTISING and
JOB WORK;
As AGREED UPON BY THE NEWSPAPERS OF
CARROLL CouSrY.

az Twelve lines Of BREWER win be cOnsid-
cred q Square.
n Business cards not exceeding ONE SQUARE
with The paper, will be charged t6 per year.
OSrAdvertisers must be particular TO mark
the number of insertions on the face Of their
advertisements, or they viii be published unit
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
a. Advertisements should be handed IN
by MONDAY MORNING, to insure Insertion that
week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-10
MARKETS..
CARRoLLroN, Nov. 10

Wheat is worth 5000 " bus, p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04
rhe Lnte election of Judge.


The knoa noting papers print letter from Mr..
VI. L. MeCOEEIOo, Of Memphis, fully sustaiuing The
card Of Judge WALKER, and entirely e1honoraiiug
that gentleman from completely in the mOvemen'
against Judge WRIGHT. In publishing this Later,
the Bonner says:
"THE ELECTION OF JUDGE We publish this morn
ing Mr. McCouOicOs card 10 regard 90 the manReT
in which the pane Of Judge Walker was used a
candidate for Judge Of the Supreme Court IN the
late election 1t concurs with the card of Judge
Walker in e1honorstiDg that distinguished gentle
man and the American party from all comPl city in
the matter and shows that il was individual ex-
pertinent on the part of Mr.. McCOnDicO. he as
sumes The respOns billy for himself and friends Of
bril- ging out the Judge a candidate We hope
this card will be satisfactory to ali those Democrats
who have manifested such holy horror Of TINS I'm
sginsry know nothing trick"
This is very lame reasoning on the part of the
Banner. The disclaimer of Judge WALKER, and the
card of Mr.. MoCoHHIoO, entirely establish every
thing which has been charged by the democrats;
that lie ding know nothiugs availiug themselves OF
the secret machinery of the knOH-nothing Organi
cation, attempted by trick to defeat the will Of the
people, and for this purpose surreptously used The
name Of gen eman who scorns and rePudIates their
action That the trick failed of its purpose is proof
Of the slight hold which know nothiDgsm has On
the public mind But the attempt to cheat Il peO-
pie is acknowledged and that attempt is worth the
rebuks it has received thrOug bOut the State
The trick was not imaginary neighbor. It was
deeply planned and industriOusly pursued. It's con
tempube failure might be worth nothing but scOrD;
but as showing what know-no'hingism Is capable o.
attempting, il is worth something as example.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04
g satan Rebuking SIM,

BOBBY Books Of the New York Express, endeavors
to aid his brother fusoniss a the South by attempt
ing to shOW-'a little Wickedly" as be remarks
that the Democracy OF New York are nearly
badly abolidonize las the opposition We must ad
mitthat BOBBY does behave very Njokedly in this
ter for he is much interested in aiding his souh
crn allies and in traduoing the Denoorsey that be
doesn't show very scrupulOus regard for the truth
IL charging that the Democrats Of New Yorksssised
in the election OF WIN H. SEWARD to the United Sta,es
Senate, the BOBBY commits one Of those errors
which the New York Herald would Characterize us
fasehOOd That is, be makes an assertion which 70
far from the fact that the contrary is true TIE D.
Gratis in the New York legislature voied unanimous
y, ae.'~rf Mr.. sEwABD. while just enough Of the
KIN " Not iings united with the free sellers in hi
supp It ~ secure his election. Mr. BRooKs is nov
advocating a similor coalition of Know NohiDgs
and Black Republicans and for the same purpose
the elevation Of abolGonists 70 Office. Another
statement in the same article displays more weak
ness than Wickedness in its sathor fer when he
serts that WILLIAM J. BRowN was Mr.. PoLK's
Postmaster General and that he turned out the
Postmaster at Victor, he displays degree of stupid
ity which eminently enti les him to the title Of
blOckhead as well as BOBBY. WILLIAM J. BROwE,
the Second Assistaaf Postmaster General, had not
power TO remove any one from Office Such is The
character Of the statements, Onthe faith Of which,
the Democracy is ssssiled and revled by the oppo-
sition press Of the South. The editor Of the New
York Express who has been long eultivaing fratsr-
nal relaons with the sbOtiOnisls, who has exhaust
ed his energies in bringing about fusion between
the followers of GREELEY and SswARD and his
own, who has constantly and consistently aeed and
voted with q eDemiesof the South, who refused 10
vote for the fugitive slave Law in Congress, and
uniformly opposed every measure viudoaiiDg The
rights and equ lity Of the slsve>holiiUg States
such man as his is quoted authority with regard
10 the souudness Of the Democratic purity, The
Of those men 10 whom he refers, men who have been
kicked of the D, mOcrac party because Of their
RbOliionism, are less contaminated wi anti slave
~ views than BOBBY Books himself, and if slltha'
be asserts with reference TO the Democracy Of New
York were true, it would only show hat few men
in that party once svoWed the obi US sentiments
which he and his Know Nothing followers now ad
Vocate.
The Know Nothing organs which would cast obi
um upon the Democratic party because VAN BURES
was once a member of it, might pro6tab reject
that the best Of their brethren at the North are no
better
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04
The News.

Patti, the opera SINGER is to be married to a
Cuban gentleman, whose fortune is said to amout to
/ three millions.
! Some Of the Bqptists in New York, it is rumored
have offered spu' geon, the preacher $4,000 and
/ his expenses, if he will make six months tour
| 10 this cOu' try
The Houston (TeEss,) Telegraph says the cotton
crop will turn out fully three-quarters Of full one
for the whole state
Seventeen vessels are now engaged for the Para
quay expedition including three frigates, which will
pr c.ed to the mouth f be Paraguay, and transfer
their crews TO the smaller vessels A Washington
correspondent says:
The impression now prevails there, from recent
in diligence that Lopez Will fight, which is contrary
90 the opinion hitherto enteria aimed. There is infOr
nation al-o that tribes Of Indians, OBJ OsIe Para
Ruay, are hostile aud disposed 10 take part against
Lopez But, so far, they have not en- encouraged
by our government They may be used TO prevent
Obsuuctions from being placed IN the river"
During the present administration, 1OSO7 pass
port have been issued from the State Department.
Each pa sport is supposed to cover three of fami
" on an average making some SO, 900 person yer
Allowing a. expenditure of S, 900 each, $4,000,
900 ye T would thus be carried out Of the country
from This Four,e only. This estimate represents
part of the travel, aid does not include those who
use their p,spOrts, those who 60 to the British
dominions, TO which required, and get pass
ports there from the American Legation, as many
do.
Col Thos. Z. Harris, (Ani-LecOmptOu Douglas
ite) Of Illinois, in letter to his constituents, says
be is 100 Ill stump his district but asks his cOBsi
tuents to re elect him. and for the last time he
desires it 10 be understood that he will not again be
candidate for recollection.
JOhu A. Gurley, Republican elected to COngrest
from Cincinnati, was formerly Universalist cer-
gyman st Metheuen, Mass.
The Great Western Railway Company are going
to place three sleeping cars, on their line, fitted up
with berihs, spring ma;rasses, damask quilts, SC,
and q servant to bring soda water and black the
travellers boots in the morning
Miss Wade, of Detroit, nineteen years of age aud
PTepos essing cut her throat for love Of married
baggage master His miniature about her neck was
stepped her blood; and she died clutcbing barrel
at the head. Of her bed, and lamenling her hard
fate ct being separated from her lover.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04
The GrRfenberg Medicines.


RE well and eargerly sought for throughout the
"a whole Continent Of America
Never BEFORE th-r introduction could any series Of
popular remedies he found tint equal to any emergency
that aways be relied and within reach Of the
Never Before the Grafentsrg Pills, could you obtain
for certain remedy for Bilious Diseases, LIVER Complaints,
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy could any
thing that cured al Of Chs and Fever for Soc
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment there
FOUND for 2c any immediate for Burns Bruises, Cuts,
Sores, Eyses and Inammatons, either external
Never Before MarshaII's Uterine CathOI-
icon Falling Of the Womb, and other Uterine diseases
durable. Now ten out Of twelve cured by
r. If anv physician suppc es that this is merely ouack
remedy we would reply that is prepared by DR.. Pomoy
Ca wealthy and old physician Of the AOpathC school
mae We viii furnish ANY reputable physician any quantity Of il
ratuouy to his PATIENTS and furthermore
by writing to Pomeroy. he he furnished with compo
reptparts Its the greatest blessing female sex that The
science oimedicinr has discovered in a century.
Never Before the GrBsenterg Dysentary Syrup, was
there certain remedy Bloody FIux Dyssntery Dihua or
CblIsra-uar, all can he cured in "a few hours
Never Before the Introduction Of the ChHdren's Pana
cea could feel the life VI mr. he safe fr day while
under Eve years age Youthful diseases strong medicines
carried them oduoE this medicine them, after the
doctor and have pronounced their cases hopeless Price
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter popular the
Heal Bitter, that 25o Why should the world suferfrom
d. spepsa Bilious diseases, while this simple medicine can, at
al times, prevent It
Never 5sefOre was any preparation Of sarsaparia 50
pow erfuI as that pounded By the GrsRf-uberg @.
Never Before has the Con-umptives Balm found its
ere this have entered Deaths dark portal if they had
recommended this in preference to many nostrums that
Never Before we're Piles and kindred diseases certain Of
cure have certificates Of persons entirely recovered after
DR. Mott ard other great physicians had asserted that nothing
but the knife could afford relief
Never Before could inamel eyes and weakness Of sight
be cured for 25e The Eye Lotion does it,
Never. Before any Book published that contains
medical knowledge the Grfeuerg Manual Of Health,
Never Before has any Almanac been published vau-
the Health Almanac. It is fur ishd gatui ousy by all
Druggists, and by ALEA- MAChENhE'
Ocr35-u u College st., Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04
70 THE CITIZENS or
CAUTION no TIE PUBLIC.

Arr several years experiment the nanufaurs Gin
frtupately succeeded, In the year ls making discovery
Is manufacture By which deprived Of ia eil and inaan
rDstory propertes, isnd rendered perfectly pare
Nv mandatory sat scheiam Holland AFTER 81 n0nl
reflection what title give f. introdueed 70 the American
publie unisr the title Of ssWOlfess Sehfedam ArO-
matte SchnaPps.,s schedam is the Of the place
In Holland where the Gin manufactured; -rOmats, derive its
name from the Italian Juniper berry Win which Is haTore;
and the word sssehnapps for drnkcogEs d
WoIfss schedam drink No sooner had ny shnapps
been introduced the American public, and resolved win appro
asion than Iquorxer Of New York, Boston and Pha
delpha started in pursuit their mixed aud poisonous I
under various names In several instances NJ labels have hssn
so perfectly Initiated, with only the addition Of few letters,
plead technical a7odanoe Of the carefully prepared
as to impose careless purchasers. understand large guam
tty has been purchased by the merchants Of New Orleans,
count Of the cheapnes Of the stuff Dollars per
the Quarts and One Dollar and dozen for The Pnts
bng the wholesale price in New YORK. Tt Is nothing bat Amer
can Whisky favored with Of Juniper, and rsuosl thirty
per cent below proof merchant VIM participate nt1y en-
fraud, by selling ne spurious aree mach odiara
the principal, who planned the imposition
hope every respectable citizen uho values the health q ne
community which he live VIII ai GREETING out andeE
posing The INSCRIPTIONS merchant Who sake OF Few cents
VA put Jeopardy the lives Of the community in which be lives
such men soald be nailed pi0ry public ezscaton-
UDOEPHO WOLFE,
sole Importer, NOs, IS 20 and % Beaver st.s
NEW YORK.
The following respectable FIRMS New Orleans sell the Gen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04
by the EISSiuEA'
LEWIS CAss, Secretary of State.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Protection asked fer tI,e Overland MaiI--
The TehuantePeC Route, &C.
WASHINGTON Nov l.-Mr BuueIf field, President
Of the California oveTl and mail route, made ap
llcation TO day tor he protection Of the country
traversed by their stages fr'm Indian ineurs ous
The Secretary Of War gave On a most cord al re
cep,ion, cor graduated him his ,cess, and as
suTed him that military protection shall be aft nd d
him at as early d ~ as poss BILE The troops WI |
prObab be concentrated at Fort Smith in consider
able numbers and be moved in suitable attachments
to the exposed points. This important movement Of
the government will, and is designed to, open all
Texas and Arizona TO settlement. The forces which
ave so successfully fighting the Camanches are 10 be
promptly reinforced by regiment from Fort Leav-
enWoTth, with the view TO compel them to sue for
peace
Improved arms similar to those which are eff
ective in Washington aud Oregon, will be forwarded
to Fort smith The President f4vors the protection
of the ma and emigrant Toute from Indian attacks.
Mr. Butterfed left for home this afternoon, great
" pleased with the comprehensive plans Of the Sec
rstary of War He will soon rtart for Memphis,
L tile Rock and rt Smith to whether the route
cannot be gry atty improved
ThePostmasler Ger ersl is satisfied that the mails
can be carried from California In 20 TO y days as
so1n rs the War Department shall bring the lnians
along the rounte under con.rol.
TIE steamer Quaker City left New Orleans On
Wednesday for Mini titan to Of en- the Tehuanlepec
route Many apIl cations were made for passage
through to San Francisco, but only few were &C
ooumo led.
The Pension Office, during the month of October
issued $50 land warrants under The act of March,
1865, 10 satisfy which about 100, OOO acres will be
necessary
Isaac Holland, the door keeper Of the United States
Senate Chamber, died to-day
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04
GOV. Jones in Illinois.

We clip from the Alton ia C,urtsr the follow
ing correspondence between the Editor Of thai pa
per and Gov. JosEs, who is COW stumping he State
of Illinois for DOUGLAS. Il is certainly untrue as
stated by the Courier, that Gov JONES' while Presi.
dent of the Charleston aud Memphis Railroad, re.
fused to let contracts except condition that slave
labor alone should be employed in the construction
of the road. We infer from our know edge Of Gov.
JoEEs and his attachment to he interests of the
South, that the COuisr is equally incorrect in
serting that he Is now Cpl ing for free labor" if
that term is used, as we life from the connection
IN opposition to slave labor. We should be sorry
to see any Southern man advocating FREE laboretO
the exclusion of slave labor in the terri orr s. and
We are convinced that Gov. JONES has beea misrep-
resented in this respect he has certainly been in
respect 10 his action as President Of the Memphis
aad Charleston Rail- DAD. The excuse Of The Alton
Editor for refusing either to rsct the charge or
10 subsrantiae it by evidence is most miserable
evasion:
SPRINGFIELD Oct. %, 1858
Ed. ALToN CoURIER-ST: In yrur paper OF The
27lh INST. l find a paragraph in your editorial IN
my speech, IN these WOrus:
'The mechanics and labOring men Of Illinois r. ad,
and they remember how one Gov jones, plead
ing (, T f es labor line ego Wbtn Pre- Ident Of
the CnsrIes on and Memphis R K Co., would le
contracts only on The condition hat STAGE labor alone
should Be employed IN the construction Of the road
l desire that you Will furnish my FRI nd, Mr..
Fitch, he evidence Of the truth Of this charge, or
the grounds which you have ventured TO maze II
Respectfully, your obi servant, Jas G JoS1s.
ALTON, Oct. %, S58.
HoE. c. JOEEs-Sir: Your uole Of the 28th was
placed IN my hands by Messrs. Qugley & MoNul y,
Of Ihls Guy, today, to whom promised 10 reply
tnis evening.
Shorl ly af erwards, and before my reply made
my attention was osied the TACT that your letter
to me wss published in paper in this city, snd
along with it another letter Of yours 10 indivldu
81 here Of which the fol owing is a copy, viz:
SPRINGFIELD, OcI %, 1858
JEo FITCH, Esq.-Dear Sir: have this moment
received your note wi The comments of the Courier
on my speech. 1 enclose you no to the editor of
that paper, which | ask you will deliver.
His statement is as unyarnished lie as was ever /
uttered
/ Wln be in Alton on MOaday. In haste, your
friend. JAMES C. joss.
The publication of this last nole hy your jadici-
Gus friend couehed n language 20 offensive 81 once
precluded at least so far you concerned, auy
other reply than this, 10 your otherwise Iepec fu
request until the offensive language is wilhdrawn.
VERY respectfully, GEo. T. Brown,
Editor Alton Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04

THE FLORIDA WAR.-It is stated that nearly a
million of dOllsTs will be required pay he volun-
eers acne engaged in service agaiust ID orida To-
dians during The lae troubles previous 70 he e.
nova, and for lOsse- By depre a lens. Ea Iddian
Will have suffice ed he Government to cost some
thing ear one hundred thousand dollars. Of the
above su about $500 600 will be requiredto ray the
volunteers called into the serv'ce by the neal
Government; and, say, $500 900 r those called
out by the Sta e. under her Militia la vs. whose ray
ment the General vernment assumed The re-
msinder win be c,n.umed in indemn fcalions for
losses b. Expectations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04

A case has just been decided by the supreme court
of Michigan involving the rights Of negroes to be
carried on steamboats,. A negro brought suit for
damage, because : c was refu ed a cab nPa'sage on
board steamer. TBe court decided that The plain
tiff had right to becouYeyed by he steamer, but
that It must be done in compliance VITA such reason
able regulations as the owrers OF the steamboat
might SEE pr per IS a5lisb That the exclusion Of
the negro from the cab was demanded by the Gus
tom # the country therefore reasonable, and The
negro had no light to claim to be carried in the cab
in, even after' the money had besn rendered. Yer
dict for defendant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04

FNHE great number Of neat Dwellings and other Buildings going
up beyond Jefferson has caused great demand for
Lois in that direction.
those who DESTROYS Of purchasing in that
part Of hecty. propose
THURSDAY, 18th OF NOVEMBER
next to bring sale Of 30 40 Lots DIR. D. 7. Nc
avocks various additions including Of those
uble Lots in his first addition. Among these sold,
College Street,
Nos. 4 s. half Of No. Z. Is, II, and l5
Cherry Street,
Nos g, @, 80, 80. 4S ynd So.
summer Street,
Nos. IS, sc, sc, g., CO and SO
These Lots are generally 95 feet front and back s feet
vide alleys. Among them several prominent corner Lots.
Also
shall offer Ten Fifteen Lots in the Additions west
Simmer
credit Of one and three years, for Notes 81
ctorIy secured ing and lien retained dis
cornt Of per per viii be made 70 those who wish
pay the cash.
For further particulars call Dr.. D. T. MseayOek, ?. r.
Chatham, and on Il '. ;. LlNDSLEfs
ocu0S-sd 90 College street.