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THE NEXT q. S. SENATE.

Snpposing that Kansss and Minnesota
are admitted during this session, the 36th
Congress will open with Senate number.
ing 66 members. The republicans have 20
members of the present Senate, only Of
whom [ Fessenden Of Me-, Hale Of N, H.,
and Wilson of Mass, )go out with the pres
ent session-so recently has the republican
party been organized, Aheady has Mr..
Hales seat been secured to him or another
republlcan,and to say that either ofthe 9TH
er two will be succeeded by men Of different
politics would be more than folly-insanity,
in fact. Jones Of Iowa has republican
successor (ex-Gov Chimes, jalready chosen;
tha; makes 2l, The seat of Allen Of R.
I. will be disposed Of in but little more
than a week; that makes 90. Wright of
New Jersey will doubtless go into retire
ment. With a republican successor, prob>
ably ex-senator William L. Dayton; that
makes 90. Stuart of Mich, and Douglas
Of III, have made two more republican sem
otors certain for another Congress; there
is 25. The two bogus senators from Indi-
aua, having now been used for the purpose
Of the administration, will be ignomiousy
kicked out Of this or another Congress, s,and
the next election in Hoosierdom will make
two additional republican senators; this
swells the number to 81. Shields of Min.
nssota, already an ayowed Douglas man,
makes 9S. Broderck of California,
one Of the ''renegades' read out of the
party, is, is 49, Aod the free state legis.
lature which regent Calhonn, much against
his wishes, has beer forced to elect for
Kansas, will swell the grand total TO 81.
That will do. A gain of IL senators
within two years ought to satisfy anybody.
Three of the five Americans in the Senate
(Houston of Texas, Bell of Tenn, and
Thompson of Ky,) have Democratic sue
cessors already chosen, but CrttenAen Of
Ky, and Kennedy of Nj, the one anti Lc
compton and the other Lecompton, remain
as the last "sad" relics of Americanism
Counting CrittenGen as on our side, and
placing Kennedy upon the other, we have
these grand footings for the 4th of March
1859: Republicans, 80; democrats 81
1t will then remain fer the people to set,
tie with Bigler of Pa, Pugh of Ohio,
Gwin of CAL, and Rice of Minnesota, to
inaugurate a new era in the Senate Cham.
Der, and give the republican president to
be elected in 1860 the support of the.up.
per branch of Congress. Such isprogress
--Springfeld Mass Republican.
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The Conference Committee.

The conference committee appointed by
the two Houses Of Congress to agree upon
plan 10 almit Kansas into the Union as
State, is composed of the following gen.
tlemen. On the part Of the Senate,
Messrs Green Of Missouri, Hunter Of Vir-
giHla and Seward of New York; and on
the part CT the House, Messrs English Of
Indiana, Stephens of Georgia and Howard
Of Michigan.
The committee, up to present writing
has been in session twice, and nothing yet
has transpired, that would warrant the be-
lief that a compromise of any kind can be
effected. Mr. English has expressed him
Sclfto the effect that nothing less than a
full and fair submission Of the Constitution
to the people of Kansas will be satisfactory
10 him. To this proposition the Southern
members will rot consent. 1t is needless
therefore to say that if Mr. English stands
firm 10 this determination, that the con.
ference will accomplish nothing. 1t must
however be bOrre in mind that be is not
over reliable; and if be should recede, ii
will not surprise us greatly.
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COLUMBUS c. ADAMS.
sprii21 ls53-we.
ADMJNISTRATOR,S SALE.


IN the 10Th day Of May, A. D. 1858, al 10
Oo'clock A. N. on the premises in East
township, Carol county, Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate AZ
the property Of William McKibbeu deceased,
to wit Lots Nos. l, 2, 2S and ~ In the town
Of NorristoWn, East township, Carroll county,
Ohio; also piece Of land on South side Of
said town, being part of the west quarter Of
section 20, township Ii, range (, beginning ten
feet south Of the south east corner Of town lot
number 2S, in Norristown, thence running
south chains and 10 links to q post; thence
west chains and 72 links, thence north
chains and IL links to a post; thence east
chain and 70 links TO o post; thence south
chains and 96 links to q post; thence east I
chains to the place of beginning, containing S
acres and eight hundredths of an acre more or
less, reserving to Frederick Hit the water
privilege Of the mill race, with the privilege
of repairing said mill race when needed; also
a piece Of land in tie quatter section aud range
aforesaid, beginning ten feet south of the south
east corner OF lot number in the town afore-
said; thence south 20 rods and S-5 Of a rod to
the line of James McGinty; thence east 90
l-2 rods; thence north 20 5 rods 10 the town
line; thence west along the town line % / 2
rods to the place Of beginning, containing 8
acres more or less;also piece ofland commen.
cling ten feet west Of the northwest corner Of lot
number 80. thence south lse feeithence we st
5OEeet thence north l3Ofeet thence west so feet
to the place of beginning; also part of
south west quarter Of section 29, township IL,
range 4, commencing at the south east corner
of town plat OF Norristown, thence south 80
links; thence west chains and 65 links to the
line of Samuel Heston; thence along the line
of Samuel Heston south 4 chains and 81 links;
thence west IL chains and 49 links; thence
north 5 chains and Is links; thence east l
chain and IS links to the place Of beginning,
containing 5 and one half acres; also piece
Of land beginning ten feet south Of the south
east corner Of lot number "a in said town;
thence south rods and 10 feet; thence west
Is rods and fee I; thence noIth % rods and
10 feet, thence east IL rods and 3 feet conta n
ing and twenty five hundredths of an acre,
also shares oflots Nos. 1917 and IL in Nor.
ristown, subject to the dover of the widow
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third in hand, one third
in six months and one third In one year.
s. N. CRANE,
Administrator do bonis non of the estate of
apl2i, 58 W6, William AcKibbsD, deed.
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Printing Office MoJJed.-The Office Of
the St. Cloud (MinnesOts) VisitOr. pa
per published BY MH. Swisshelm. formerly
ediuess Of the Pittsburgh TisitOr, was
mOobed on the Gath ult., the press demOl.
ishsd and the type, ETC., thrown into the
street and river. AT an indignation meet
ing held by the cilizsEa Mrs. S. read =
long address in which she charged a Mr.
Shepley and others with committing the
Outrage-they having taken OfTenss at the
course pursued by her upon the subject Of
slavery.
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Tight Place.

The Congressional Globe, in its official
report, thus gives the little passage in the
Senate between Mr. Iverson, of Georgia,
and Mr.. Wade of Ohio. The former had
stated that he regretted exceedingly Mr..
Calhoun had written his recent letter, Civ.
ing the result of the election in Kansas, ,"on
the advice Of Southern Members of Con.
gress."
Mr.. Wade-I wish to ask the Senator
from Georgia whether l understood him to
say that Mr.. Calhoun proposed to give
his certificates of election on the advics Of
certain Southern members, or according
to tie Votes That struck me as a very ex-
traordinsry statement and should like to
know whether l understood it correctly
Mr.. Iverson,I do not recognize the right
of the Senator from Ohio to catechise me
on the subject and, therefore, | decline an.
swering.
Mr.. Wade-I should be very much
gratifed to know what the fact is, but l shall
not press the inquiry.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-There is a disease
which has no name, yet is exceedingly
common. 1t consists in a relaxation Of the
whole vital system. The appetite is poor
the spirits low, the body feeble, the nerves
-unstrung. the eyes lustreless, the cheek
wan and pale,the whole physique in state
Of prostration' The sufferer, though per-
haps 10 the morning or meridian Of life, is
feeble almost to iscrepitnde. To rouse
the system from this Eyucope, there is no
medicine comparable to Holloway's Pills.
They recruit the appetite, the spirits, the
strength, the nerves. In fine, they rejuv.
enate, so to speak, the entire corpores! sys.
TEN, and, as natural consequence, improve
the condition Of the mental energies.
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1Drites Re0ute0
AT
J. ". GOulds New Sky,Iight
GALLERY.

AMBR OI1 PE GALLEh
MAIN ST., CARRoLLToE.
THE undersigned bsgs leave to return his
] most humble thanks to all bis friends and
patrons for all favors bestowed on him in by.
gone days, and kindly solicits continuance
Of the same. have reduced my prices for
the special benefit Of my customers. l take
warranted pictures on all occasions, at from
twenty-five cents to any price desired by sue
toners. My long practice, my good success
my large sky-light, my quick working instru-
ments, all warrant me in sayiug that my es.
tablishment far eGcels all others in the coun<
try, and in spite Of all opposition am deter.
mined to stand at the head of my busin esq in
little Carroll and will a lways be found at my
post to secure 8 cd picturss, for my mahy
friends and customers. Now come along, ell
who will come l will satisfy with good work,
or pay them for time and trouble. Come one
come all. ]. W. GOULD.
N. B. Ladies will remember that keep
constantly on hand an assortment OF fine Jew
elry, they will do well to call and examine
Every article warranted. know | can please
you all in price aud quality. J.w.G.
Instructions given in all my line Of business
on most favorable terms. and satisfaction war
ranted. JW.a.
aprii2l, '6S-tf.
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BRIsToL's The cures
of incipient consumption and chronic dis.
eases ofthe lungs, wrought by this prepa-
ration, are very numerous, and are attested
in a way that defes all doubt. The pro.
fession-the most distinguished members
of it--ars the witnesses in many cases, and
there is no fact in law,philoeophy or ethics
established on better foundation than the
efficacy of Bristol's Sarsaparila in pulmon,
ary, bilious and cutaneOns disorders Iu
the hands of the present proplietors. D
T. Lanman & Co., Wholesale Druggists,
New York, this famous restorative will lose
nothing of its medicinal value or just pop
ularity. The same house has intro duced
under the name of Kemp's Worm Pastill.
es, the most effective, harmless and agreea.
ble vernifuge ever administered
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

Keep CooI,-YouDg msh, if you should
ever be so very unfortunate as to miss your
calculations and lie unsuccessful in having
an opportunity granted you to pay your
'devours' to gall Of your choice; or in
other words. if you get the 'mitten,' don't
get excited and tear up the ground and de.
moliSh all creation don't annihiate the
whole family and burn the old mans prop,
erty, because the girl won't 'gee;' and ss
pecialy, if you don't intend anything Of
the kind, don't make threats, but keep
cool-at least keep as cool as the nature of
the case will allow; otherwise you may get
into trouble.
We have been induced to give the above
warning to our young men readers from
the fact that young chap was brought to
town on last Monday and Gagged 10 the lock
up, who, it seems, in lis efforts to play The
'amiable' with young lady in Loudon
township, got what the boys call flung
and bis risibilities becoming excited, be
threatened blood and fire. HIS attach
ment must have been very ardent to cause
such high state of feeling at having his
hopes blasted. He was well taken care Of,
however, and and placed in the Jug to
cool Of to a moderate temperature.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21
Another Judge for this District

We learn, from Columbus, that a bill
allowing an additional Common Pleas
Judge to the district composed of the
counties OF Columbiana, Stark and Carroll,
has passed both houses and become law.
We do not know in what quarter of the
District the above move originated, or what
extraordinary necessity has so suddenly
occurred to Justify this additional judicial
force. We have heard OF no meetings or
petitions on the subject. One fact is ap-
it will create an additional expense
to the taxpayer. Tie election Of a large
number of Judges in different sections of
the State has been authorized by the pres.
eut Legislature.-New Lisbon. Buckeye
State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
PreG ieat Of the Senate.
April 8, 1858.

BURIED ALIvE.-The Rev. Mr.. Reed a
Presbyterian minister, on the 18th ultimo,
started from Holland, to attend a meeting
Of the presbytery some twenty miles from
that place. He stopped over night With
another minister at private house. Mr..
Reed was taken with fit in the night and
it was supposed be had died. The other
minister being in hurry 20 get to the
meeting in season bad him buried next
day. On his return from meeting he left
word at Oxford that their minister was
dead aud buried. His friends went i'm
medately to get his remains and bring
them to Oxford, when to their great sor.
row they found he had been buried alive.
The cover of the coffin was split, and his
shroud was completely tors off and turned
nearly on his face. lie was bachelor,
and a very worthy mar. His dreadful
death was much lamerted. -RCrYislurg
Te'piropA.
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MA RKE TS.
CARRoLLToH. ApHl2I
No changes since last week.
CLEVELAND. April n.

CLEVELAND, April II.
Flour-Market has ruled quiet With
fair business in lots not exceeding 100
barrels. at a wide range of prices according
to quality. Rates, S9, ,5O@3.75 for good
to choice superfne and eS,75@4,25 fOT
extra brands.
Wheat-ChOics grades have been in
demand st full prices, but common quail.
ties dull. There has not been much i'm
proVement hOweyeEas the want Of foreign
demand keeps the market quiet.
Butter--But little choice in market and
prices are not easy arrived at. The range
for good to very choice is l4@l6c.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

FrsIoN-The State Journal says that
the Cleveland PiaiGdeGler, of Wednesday
evening, has long editorial advocating a
fusion of the Republicans and Douglas
Democrats, and forming great national
party, the basis of which shall be, that the
people Of the Territories shall be left free
to form their domestic institutions in their
own way.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

Ma. GREoG AT HoNE.-Tbe Louisville
Democrat states that Mr. Gregg, one of the
LecomPtOn members of Congress from In-
dianS, got rather a cold bath at home
Heis a candidate for reelection, and at .
meeting of bis party to express their choice
Of candidate, in his own home he didn't
GET yots,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

The MoRMOEs s.-The Mormons claim
to have 100000 members of their church
scattered over the world, They have min
ty.fve missionaries in Europe,and an equal
Eumber in Africa, Asia and the Pacific
Islands. They have one newspaper in
Salt Lake City ,issueing 4,OOOcopies week
Iy; one in Liverpool,issueing $4,000 week
ly; one in Swansey, South Wales; one in
Copenhagen, in the Danish language; one
10 Australia; one in India; one in Swit
gerlond, in the French language. The
"Book of Mormon" has been translated
and published in the Welsh, Danish, French,
German and Italian Languages,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

Ne,O Firm 1T is with pleasure that
we call the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement CT the new firm of Messrs.
Huston & Rukenbrod, Man.st., near the
Depot. We need not say that these gen,
tlemen are honorable, clever and all that
sort of thing. as their customers know
them to be SO. They are receiving their
new Spring stock of goods and those who
wish to buy cheap goods will do we'll to
call and see them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

@We are having showery, fine grow
ing weather, aud vegetation is coming on
finely. The wheat looks well and so far
the prospect for good crop is very flatter-
ing. Our farmers are not yet done sowing
oats. That sowed early is coming up very
nicalu
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CARR0LLFoN, OHIO.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 81, 1858.

EgTbe coinage at the United States
Mint in Philadelphia, for the Mouth, was
s25OT2s,5O in gold, principally in double
eagles; $4,000 10 silver. wholly in half
Ond quarter dollar pieces; and $4,000 in
cents.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

EE The frogs appear to be in clover
this moist weather; at least from theiI
evening luIlabvs one would think they are
enjoying themselves; and the tadpoles, too
are doubtless waggiug their tails in joyous
anticipation Of more rain. Leland's last
waif is now in season:
The frogs, with sOul-inspiring songs,
Are making merry-all,
have no doubt they sing to sleep
The tadpoles great and small;
And cen I fancy, meath such strains,
The happy pOllywOgs
Reflect and dream on what they do
When they are grown up frogs!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

re- Union prayer meetings appear 10
be getting quite common. They are be-
ing established in every direction and are
doing much good in some places. /! is
well for Christians to be united in efforts
10 do good.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21
NO TICE

ID F. Price Of the State of Iowa will take no.
tics that Columbus G. Adams did on the
ninete enth day Of April, AnnO Domini 1858.
file bis petition in the Common Pleas
of Carroll county, Ohio, az ainst tho said P. Y.
Price, setting forth that the said P. F. Price
gave mortgage to the said Columbus G. Ad.
ans on lot number So in Boharts original plat
of the town Of Centerville, (now Carrollton)
Carroll county, Ohio, to secure the payment Of
$50, 90 according to certain note referred TO
in said mortgage, and praying that the said
defendant may pay said sum Of money with the
interest from the 18th day of October, A. D.
1856, or that the said premises may be sold to
satisfy said claim; and the said P. F. Price Is
hereby notified to appear at the nexS term Of
the Common Pleas aforesaid, and answer said
petition. .--
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

ESF- Our young friend R. H. FoUTz
has our thanks for the present Of very
nice Capital Gold Pen. Dick is a capital
fellow. He is agent for the Broadway Gold
Pen Company and can furnish splendid
gold pens worth from one to twenty dol.
lars apiece.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

EE JnO. Gould, the Artist has got
new 'pietur machsen,' and wants to try it
upon the faces Of the public; so bring up
your countenahees. See adv.
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a New Judgeship.

BY reference to an act numbered 46,and
published in to.days, paper it will be seen
that theLegislO!ule has passed law author.
izing the election Of an additional Judge of
the court of common pleas, in the First Sub
division of the Ninth Judicial District
This division is composed of the counties
OF Carroll, CoIumbiana, and Stark; and
the election Of a Judge to fill the place
thus created, is prescribed by the law to be
held on the second Tuesday Of October
next. 1t will therefore, soon, devolve upon
the voters of the District to select suita-
BILE person to fill the office.
While our acquaintance in the District
is not Of such character as to enable us
to form or express an opinion as to which
of tho three counties, according to political
equityis entitled to the honor representing
the candidate; yet we think tho suggestion
may not be amiss, that the utmost care be
taken in the selection Of the person, wheth-
er he be of Carroll, Columbiana ar Stark !;
and that every evidence is had. that he is
not only man of ability, strict integrity,
good morals, but also one that has the re-
quisite nerve to execute the laws us be finds
them upon the statute books. The judi.
cial officer, above all Others, should be
fearless and his character should not only
be without reproach, but it should also be
above suspicion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21
Ohio's Progress.

The old Hartford Courant has heard Of
Ohio, and thus astonishes its readers: -
II was seventy one years on Wednesday,
since, the emigrant party from New Ham.
phire landed at Marietta, Ohio. This was
the first permanent settlement of the white
inhabitants in that territory. Among those
who went with the infant colony were
Gen. Lewis Csss, Ex-Governor Wood
bridge, Of Michigan, and D. Hildreth. who
yet live, and enjoy hale and vigorous old
age. Thomas Ewing delivered an oration
at Marietta, that day at a ceebration Of
this interesting anniversary. What a
change in seventy one years. Ohio has
now 2,50O,0OO people, industrious. enter.
prising, intelligent. She has S850,000,-
900 of taxable property. $3,5Oo,00O in
school houses; aud an annual school tax
for the educaiiouof all her children OF Sc,
500,U00, and more miles Of canal and rail-
road than any State in the Union. How
wonderful has boen her growth and her
progress IN all the elements Of material,
moral and intellectual wealth!
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Road Notice-Auditor.
Death to Vermin-Baxter & Sterling
New Goods-Huston & Rukenbrod.
Adm'r's Notice-Wm. McKibbin.
Attachment Notice G. @. Adams.
Ambrotypes-J. W. Gould.
Adm'r's Notice--R. NJ. Cool.
Road Notice.. r. Buck.
Note Notice--David GLADDEN..
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S@NO POISON is mixed with Bow.
mans Vegetable Compound. 1t is purely
vegstsble, and is singularly calculated to
allay irritation of the lungs and throat
Give it fair and faithful trial, and we ale
convinced you will not only experience
great Re ief.bu in the majority of instances,
that it will entirely cure all prcdispositiou
to consumption.
Prepared by
BOWMAN q co. Allegheny, Pa,
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mo. 49, AN ACT

NO. 46' AN ACF
10 authorize the Election of one additional
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
in the First Subdivision Of the Ninth
Judicial District.
Section !. Be 1t enacted By The General
assembly ofMe State Of Ohio, That for
the ninth judicial district of the state of
Ohio, there shall be one additional Judge
Of the court Of common pleas, who shall
he resident Of the first sub division of said
district, composed of the counties of Stark,
Carroll and Columbiana, and be elected
By the qualified electors of said counties at
the next annual election of state and coun-
ly officers, in the same manner and for the
same time as is prescribed by law for the
election OF other Judges of the court Of
common pleas, and shall be entitled to re-.
ceive the same salary, and when so elected
and qualified, shall have, In all repects, the
same power and discharge the same duties,
as are conferred or enjoined by the consti-
tuition Of the state of Ohio and laws of the
state Of Ohio, upon other judges of said
courts, and any vacancy that may occur in
the Office Of such additional Judge, wheth
er by the expiration OF his term Of service
or otherwise, shall be filed as in other cas-.
as
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-21

EF 1t is said that one Of the first as
tronOmers of Europe predicts that the com.
ing summer will be the hottest ever known.