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Ohio state Journal

cllthinrs have become new. The
Ono STAIE ] URvAL which We have
FSaal With i5tAresl froni the DAY that the
good BanMcHz q quailvT q century
ago made il q model political anl family
uewspsper, has exchanged is od snj bat.
tsrei types together With The editors aud
propriylors who have bsliere fOlunes
in continuing is publieaiioa. and apFoar
IS fresh snI bright rs a just coined esgle
unlsr toe sllninistralioa OF M1ssrs. John
aud uenrg Miller, Of the frm on. & II.
Mllhr, Columbus, aud Henry d. Cooke
and Q. G. Bir, ofths firm Il II. d.
Cooke & Co., Ssnausky, the new fnn be
ing Cooke & Ml!lers. NJ. Cook takes
charge o. I've Editorial and Me'Ss Miller Of
tile business department. The State jour
anal esiabIshmeat By the new arrangement
is PLACED upon 'substan,isl bass, anil il
wilbe in aliiespects worthy Of the Capital
and worthy Of the State. The daily Jour
nal is considerably enlarged, and is now a
pOruii G paper.
Mr. Cooke, the Editor N Chief, needs
no introduction te the people Of Northern
Obio. As Editor Of the Sandusky Regis
ter be hiss made his marx. 4 finished
scholar and gentleman; intelligent OBJ
serving, familiar with the interests, policy,
aud politics Of Ohio; a ready writer and
courteous to sll, Mr.. G1oke viii bring to
'thelconduci Ct tle oentrar Republican or.
gan'the cthereqai.ites Of success ,frmness,
good common sense. sound, discriminating
judgment; wi.S the industry, tact and en-
terprise to make the Journal sought for
and read all over our broad State.
Mr, William Howels, af AsLtbula
county, will be a valuable adjunct to the
Journal. lie is gentleman Of fine liter
ary taste, studious and talented, and has
experience as reporter and paragraphist.-
Mr., II. is also Printing Office graduate
the best College from which 10 receive au
editorial diploma.
Right heartily do we commend the
State Journal to the generous support oI
the Republican People Of Ohio. The
new publishers mean to win success by
meiting it. end every County in the State
should enter the list at once to extend Ii
circulation and influence.
Mr.. GaDgewer. the retiring Editor and
Publisher has conducted the Journa
since the retirement Of Col. Schouler with
marked ability, but under the most dc,
pressing circumstances. He has literally
been boss and all hands, and must feel
relieved by the change. Health, prosper
i'y. and bsppine's be with hun aud his
household. - Leader.
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TIE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-This ably
conducted and ever readable magazine, is
soon to start upon its 81 volume. With a
circulation Of over $4,000 copies, and a
corps of writers uuequalled by any other
magazine in the nation, ii bids fair to not
only "Iive and grow" but to beget an in
terest, and to exert an influence, second to
no periodical Of the kind in the country.
By clubbing with the Free Press, the At
laniic Monthly and our paper can be had
at the low price Of $3.50 per year. This
arrangement will secure the Atlantic, a
one dollar ch eaper than otherwise. Now
is tue time to subscribe. The volume be.
gins with January.
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MORE LYNCH LAw.-Four men conf.
ned in the Jail at GrSensburg, Ky., for the
mulder of a Justice ofthe Peace named
Simpson, were forcibly taken from their
cells ono day last week, by mob, and two
Of them hung, the third committing sui
eide, while the fourth was detained as a
witness, il being supposed that testimony
which he could furnish, would suffice to
convict others, who were indirectly con.
nected with ths murder,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

CARRoLLToN BAND.-The new Band
have received their instrumental fine
set-and have commenced taking Lessons
under Mr.. HENRY. Of MassiIlon, who is a
good teacher. We hope that the time is
not far distant when cur citizens will not
be under the necessity Of sending away for
band of music every time one is needed.
We feel confident that all vii! say, Success
to the Band.
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Important to TAXPAYERS.

The new law on the subject Of paying
taxes, deserves to be well understood, and
attended too with promptneSs if tax payers
desire to be benefited by its provisions.
II the half yearly tax on personal prop
erty is not paid on the goth Of December
the WhOle tar for the year becomes due on
that day. and the penalty of per cent for
non payment to be added; and executions
may be Issued against delinquents imms.
diatel Y after the 20th of December for the
whole years tax, including the penalty and
cost of collection.
If the half yearly tax on Real Estate is
not paid by tho Goth of December thoro
ispenslty Of s per cent. and if not paid
by the 18th ofJAnuary a penalty of Thirty
per cent is added. The supposition, we
believe is quite general, that the penalty
Tor nonpayment of the half yearly tax on
that day is but 6per cent, and that no fur
tber end but similar penalty, would be
exscted by the let Of June. This is a
dangerous error. We repeat: If one half
Of the tax on Real estate is not settled on
the goth Of December, penalty of 5 per
cent must be paid; and if not paid by the
10Th of January, penalty of thirty per
cent is the forfeiture.
We hope therefore that our sI,paying
friends will watch the provisions of the
law carefully. "A stitch in time may save
nine -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24
Delaware.

The Opposition in Delaware did well
in the late election. Buchanan carried the
State two years ago. by majority OIL
828. Now, the Administration candidate
for Governor, William Burton, has ma
jority ofonly 2o4. In tie last Legisla.
ture the Opposition had not a single mem
ber in either branch. The Legislature
just elected stands as follows:
Damonrats OnNhs;tion
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THAEKsaIvNo.-.-To-morrow { Thurs
day. has been appointed by the Governor
to be observed as day of Thanksgiving
for the national, social and personal bles-
sings which Heaven has SO bountifully be
slowed upon us. We hope that it will be
duly observed BY our citizens.
Would like to invite our patrons to dine
with US, but-we're out of turkey; may
have one against Christmas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24
Influenza, and Common Cold.

Like thieves in the silence Of the night,
have carried many to the silent grave
They are caused by sudden check Of
Precipitation, by which the stomach is ren>
dered inactive, and the lungs becomes
losded with corrupted matter, which en>
teri the bloof, anil disea'e is the result -
For all colds, coughs, and chills, succsed-
ed by heat aud for all fevogs of every form
hoaHene's. and rawness Of the throat,
lusgs and stomach, and for all weakness
and sickness Of every kind, from three TO
five Of these Pills on going to bed, for
few days. will be all that Jou require to
restore you 10 perfect health. 1t has been
admitted and claimed all over Europe,
that there lever was a medicine, that will
Txiripate oil manner Of disease from the
systefD, eqnaI to DR.. Morse Indian Root
Pilb;' tha, tho more you take them, the
stronger you grow. They are founded
upon the principle that the human body
s subject to bet one disease, namely: cor
rupt humoIs. These Pills not only
cleanse the bowels, but hlso follow the
blood through every vein and artery, aud
80 purify il from all morbid and corrupt
humoIs, that disesse Of every name is driy-
en- from the body.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

E% Extensive preparation have been
making for grand reception to Douglas.
TO take place. this week, at the St. Nich>
olas hotel. New York city, The ostensi-
BILE object is 10 celebrate bis success iu Hi
nois, but it thought that the real purpose
has, most likely, some connection With the
next presidency. ssln
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

FoUED GrILTY.-DWid S. Evans, who
was indicted for the murder of bis wife in
Allegheny City, Pa, was last week, found
guilty Of murder in the first degree
The prisoner hasrd .ho verdict of tue jury
without the movement Of a muscle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24
RsAprSa, Pa. Nov. qu.

Joel r. Warner has been nominated
by Lecomptou Democrats for Congress
TO supply the j. Clancy Jones vacancy.
The resolutions Of former Convention
were reafiirmed aud a resolution in iovor
Of the admission Of Kansas under a new
Constitution. se
Gen. VIM. H. Ksins is the volunteer
candidate ofthe Opposition. The election
takes place on the Goth inst.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24
ArnnsrA. Ga. Dec 90

A Dispatch has been received here sta
ting that the Nicangua emigrauts at Mo.
bile bad demanded Of the agent who hal
supplied them with tickets, full compli-
ance with lis agreement, Should be fal
to comply, violence was threatened, and it
was expected that the emigrann would
carry their threats into effect.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES FROM
Philadelphia by Railroad in the State OF New
Jersey. Soil among the best for Agricultural
being good loan soil, with clay
bottom, The land is large tract, edin.
to small farms, and hundreds from all parts Of
the country are now settling and building
The crops can be seen growing. Terms from
SIS Co $40 per acre, payable within four years
by instruments. To visit the place-Leave
Vine St. Wharf at Phila. at IT A H. by Rail-
road for Hammonton, or address Z. s. ByrOns,
by letter. See full advertisements in ancth-
or column.
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. "a, 1858.

REPUBLicAs gam IL IBUTNoIa.-The
official vote Of Illinois shows that tie Re-
puLlicaas have carried their Stale ticket
BY about 5000 majority The Roputli.
caus Lave gained ia that State. since 1856
nearly Thirty thousand votes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

THE VoTs OF NEW YoRK.-The off.
eial vote Of the State Of New York is as
follows: Morgan, Republican, 247,s28;
Parker, Democrat, 2SO,344; Burrows, A.
mericau, 6O,97s; Genitt Smith, Abolition
isl. 5.O8S.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

ELoPEMENr ExRAoRDINARY.-Tbe wife
Of Mr.. Jobu Crosby, a citizen Of String
Station, WoOdford county, Kv., eloped,
a few DAYS ago, with young man named
D Bush, during the temporary absence Of
her husband, carrying off her four chill
dren, two boys and two ghls, the oldest 4
years and the youngest 3 weeks old. Mr..
Crosby has offered twenty dollars reward
for their Iecosey--eDtirely too much.
The Hogs of Ohio, allowing four feet
to the animal, would form single file
procession nearly two thousand m les in
length.
A man named John Middleton, who
had snake on exhibition in Market street,
Philadelphia, was badly bitten 10y il few
days ago, and was advised TO swallow a
large quantity Of whiskey which he did.
Another medical adviser, however, coming
in, administered an emctic which caused
bun to throw up the whisky, and then
gave him arsenic in solution instead. As
the man has recovered, Notwithstanding all
this the great question now with the
Philadelphia faculty is, which cured him
Rev. J. II. Westfall, pastor Of the Uni.
versaist church, Lafayette. Ind, has been
fred three dollars and costs for shooting
Ilbe COW Of lfsuigbbor. lafi o. ,.aF
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

MEETING OF CoEoREss.-The last ses.
sion Of the present Congress, cOavenes on
the lst Monday Of the comiug December.
As there will be no organization to effect,
the business Of the session will doubtless
be entered upon without delay.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

SENATOR BRoDERICK. California's Sen.
ator who so nobly battled Lecompton, had
a rough time in making the overland trip
by stage from San Francisco to 81. Lou>
q. He started on the lst Of October,
and came by the way of Salt Lake. -
He was bruised and had ribs broken by
an upse! of the coach, and had a foot
frozen during a mountain storm.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24
Female Mail Robbers Arrested.

femule Mail A0DDers ArresteO'
William A. PheIph, postmaster at Duli's
Forks, Fayette county, 0, 10, and bis two
daughters. aged 5 and II, have been ar
rested upon a charge of robbing the mail.
Money having been lost on the route sew
Clal times, Special Mali Agent PrCntiss
despatched a decoy package which was
traced to Duff's Forks Office, but no farth
or. He demanded the package of the p
NJ, who Indignantly deuied all knowledge
Of il. Finally the daughters, who assist
in the Office when necessary, owned up TO
that and other robb9iies the father still de-
nying any connection with then. Some
5000 had beon taken, and use by the
gifls in buying dresses aud furniture. The
accused were taken 10 Cincinnati! for ex-
aInipatiou, and the Gazette says:
"Mr. Phelps, the father IS a man nearly
sixty years CT age, and owns farm of l40
acres whore be resides. IIo has always
stood very well in community previous to
This charge. We perceive by the Blue
Book thai bis office last year yielded him
a revenue Of $e The daughters are quite
pretty aud intelligent, and 10 their mourn.
ing habiliments, lther mother having died
about yesr egp) they apoar very inter,
esting"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

The Detroit Advertiser gives a new
method Of computing interest on any nun.
bOF Of dollar, at six per cent, which ap.
pears simple:
Separate the right hand figure by a
point, and tie figures on the ltft hand OF
thisseparuiiog poiut will be interest in cents
Tor sixty dsJs-tbe figure on the right Of
the point, docilnas of a cent. Multiply
the ~hole amount by five TO find the IN
terest Tor thirty days, and this sum by two
orsix'y days, thee for ninety days, etc
For any numter Of days less than six, take
the fractional pat OF the interest for six
Care tnnst be taken to separate the right
hasd e cures Of the dollars, whether there
be cents and mills in the given sum or not
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

CENTENNIAL Anniversary. Great
preparations have been made by the Pitts
burgh people to celebrate the centennial
anniversary ofthe evacuation by the French
of Fort Du Quesne. Tomorrow is the
day Of cslebration.
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CuPOLA FOUNDRY.

And is amply prepared to furnish to order all
kinds of Ploughs, Plough Points, stoves, and
Castings of all descriptions, at the shortest no.
tice, and at reasonable prices. 100
Il good a1d extensive stock OF Plougha,
Points toves, Castings &C., constantly kepton
hand and for asie at low prices, for Cash.
Aug l.'t7.-tf Il. hcGUlkE,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

PRIoRs OF Hoes III CINoINNArI.-The
Gazette Of the 18th says:
The advance in the price Of hogs real.
lied at the close yesterday, and noticed in
our report of this morning, was fully estab-
ished to-day, With sales of about 1000
head, at Sc, 80 to 1915, the latter for ex-
tra heavy. Tho bulk Of the sales were
for future delivery, but toward the close it
was easier to sell at SO, so @S6,6 on the
spot, than for December. As prices pros
gress towards 81 the excitement subsidies,
aud buyers begin to experience sensation
somewhat nervous. This evening il seem
ed as il the eliminating point had been
reached.
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Proclamation by the Governor

In compliance with a Joint Resolution
Of the General Assembly, I, Salmon P.
Chase, Governor Of the State Of Ohio,
hereby appoint Thursday, the 25th day oI
November 1858, as a day of PuJlic
Thanksgiving and Prayer to A,mighty
God:
And / earnestly recommend 10 the
People Of the State, the due Observance Of
that day by abstinauce from ordinary Ia
bors; BY public and private offerings Of
praise and gratitude for the multiform and
manifold Blessings and Benefits, National
3 cial and Personal which COP hath been
graciously pleased to bestow upon US; and
by fervsnt prayers that he will cause His
Goodness to abound yet more and more
towards us, protecting our whole Country
fom foreign enemies and domestic dissen-
tions, distinguishing by His Favor, onr
State institutions Of Government, Educa
ton and BenevoleOce, and conducting
each Of us through the blessed ways Of
Penitence and Faith to the glorious con.
sumation Of Eathly Hopes in Heavenly
Rest.
Given undorm hand and the Great
Seal of the State of Ohio. this
[ssAL. eighth day of November, A. D.
1858.
BY the Governor: s. P. Chase.
A. P. Russell, Secretary Of State
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JOB W K.

B L Il " X s.
$3.50 per Or. (paper found) up to 10 quires
ever 10 quires, 81 per quire.
The above rates will be rigidly adhered to
in all cases.
G. w. BARLOW,
Publisher Of Democrat.
WEYAND q BAXTER,
.. Publishers Of Free Press
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Ohio State and Union Law College

mHIs Institution has been removed to CleVe.
land, Ohio. Degrees are legally confer -
red, and Students upon Graduating msy BE- lee
admitted to practice. For Circulars sddres'
at Cleveland, -.-.7 III, .-' NJ. A. AlSSfs, H-a
Jlb. I, Is5S,-ly. Secretary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

William G. Whitley Dem is re-elect.
ed to Congress by 4lO majority, against
1851, two years ago.
Delaware will be right in 1860.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

If you are sick, the probability is that
the root Of your suffering is in the stom
Rah. From a week stomach proceed dys-
pepsia. languor oppression in the diaph>
rsgm, jaundice, headache. nausea. bodily
weakness, dimness of sight, heartburn cos
tiyeness, dysentery, and legion Of othe,
tormentipg diseases. Indigestion produ.
cos thin blood, and therefore destroys the
strength and vigOr of the system. To
restore the tone of the stomach, and ena-
bic it to throw off and dismiss forever all
these tormenting, and dangerous com
plaints, nothing is necessary but a peise.
vsring use Of Hollands German Bitters
prepared by DR.. @. NJ. Jackson, Philadel,
phia. There is no mistake, no failure in
their sanativs effects. @
For sale by druggists and storekeepsrs
in every town and village in the United
States, Canadas, West indies and South
America, at 75c. per bottle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

UNION OF THE METHODIST PROTEST..
ANTS, AND WESLEYAN METHoDIsTs.--At
the Methodist Protestant Convention, now
in session at Springfield, o., a communi-
cation was received in ragard to a union
with the Wesleyan Melhodists, and the
Committee to which it was referred, re-
ported the following resolution:
Resolred. That this Convention appoint
committee Of five to frsternize and cor.
respond with ike committee represent
ed here by our esteemed brother, s. Prin-
die, of the Wesleyan Methodist connec.
ton, for the laudable and desirable objects
of obtaining more intimate union, and a
more general and effective co operation be-
tween the two sister branches of our COM
mon Zion, and for the Ultimate purpose il
possible, Of becoming one body"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

A LscoMPToN BUFFER.-Gen. Joseph
Burns, defeated candidate for Congress in
tho Tuscarawas district. it appears; has
some notion Of fitting himself up for the
prize ring. Some three weeks ago be
made furious assault upon a man named
Ellis, because Of his refusal to support him
for Congress; snce then he las been Try.
ing his hand on the editor of the Coshoc-
ton Age, but with only n moderate share
ofsucesss, for it Is said, that Burns had to
10 some tall running before the scrimmage
was ended. He no doub! thought of the
old cOuplet which runs thus
He that fights and runs away,
Nay live to 6ght another day.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24
Instance of the effiCa-
cY of BGrIave's HOl-
Iand ERitteTs.

N. n. Poinde1ie-, at Union Office, Sep.
tember l6, 1854, says:--
Some weeks since being seriously alfee-
tel with pains anl uneasiness Of the stom.
ach, loss of appetite, and at times strong
symptoms Of dyspepsia was induced to
try your Holland Bitters, aud feel it but
"a act of justice to the article, as well IS
for the good of those who may be affected
with like arrangement of the stomach, to
state, that the use Of one single bottle of
this medicine proved Of incaIculable bene,
fit, having feed the stomach from all
sense of depression. and removed every
symptom of dyspepsia. | would also re-
mark, that two other members of my
family, who were afIl Ilieted in a similar
manner with myself, were entirely relisv,
ed by the use Of a single bottle each,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

LARGE YIELD OF SORGHUM.--Mr. J.
Brewster, of Madison, raised on seven rods
of ground enough Of Chinese Sugar Cane
to make twenty gallons of syrup to the
rod. 1t is SO near that, as to be fully equal
to 400 gallons to the acre. This is the
largest yield wa have heard Of yet. The
piece WAS kept free from suckers. Pains
vile Telegraph.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

TIE Senator who won The $4,000 at
she Faro Bank Of the distinguished sports.
mat,' rcceutiy deceased at Washington, is
said 10 have been the Hon. J.s. A. Pierce,
VI Man ltud.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

How A LAND GRANT WAS OBTAINED.
Mr.. >. s. Jones, late President Of the
Iowa Central Air Line Railroad, in a let.
ter to the Directory, resigning his office,
states that the cost to his Company, Of
getting the Iowa Land Grant through
Congress during the session of 1854, WA
HUNDRED THOUSAND
D0LLARSl The original 'pecuniary
were bestowed in the shape
Of lands of which the AR Line Company
got something over nine hundred thou
sand acres; but subsequently the lands
were exchanged for the stock Of the Com.
pany to the Suount stated
Mr.. SuMMER.-The National Era has
intelligence from Senator Summer that it
is bis intention to return to this country
in time to resume his seat in the Senste
with the opening Of Congress, or soon
after.
The Freeman's Journal contradicts the
statement that the Pope has forbidden the
use of the name Of Mary for children
We are glad of it, for with Bryon we have
a passion for the name of Mary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

MAsoEkY IN rnS u. S. The statistics
as fnitisiled by the vsli~as G'aod llod ges
IN Ebe UBited St. $, show That there are
4. .'aess sgbo;flbale iodges aud 1873. .85S
m.en.1es sof lhst bedY. U 0aio there aie
s53Aodges, and ai9y9t3amealb'rs .Ts.a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

Miss Susan n Ray, Of Marian CO.. KY
has cOmmeneei u sa.t for breach of prom.
ise, with datusges Of $4,000, against b.
Fl. Coyingtoh, Of Warren county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24

HoE. T. J.. HARRIS This noted an(
gallant leader Of the Democratic Anti>Le
compton force, in the United States HOUSE
of Representatives, last winter, is now lay
ing quite low with Consumption at bis
home in Illinois. He will, in all probabil-
ity, never be able to take the seat in Con.
gress, 10 which he was recsntiy elected.