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April, 1885,
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can get him.
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SALE OF SWAMP LANDS

Aup,roas OrricE, DvBols Couxrv, I'm !,
Jasper, June 4th, 1858.
IN pursuance Of On act. entitled "An act
u 10 regulate the sale Of swamp lands do
mated BY the United States 70 the State Of
Indiana, and TO provide for the draining and
retaining thereof, in accordance with the
conditions or said grant, approved May 99th,
1854" the undersigned, auditor Of said
cously Of Dubois. will Offer ~ public sale q
The court house door, In Jsspor In said county
The following swamp lands, the same being
embraced in what Is called 4the second &C.
lection Of swamp lands" to-wit: the south
west quarter Of the northeast quarter o.
section No. thirty one. in township No. one
north Of ange No. three west. The south
east quarter OF the north west quarter o
section No. eleven. in township No. one
south Of range No. four west; and the nori'
west quarter Of the south EAST quarter
section No. ten, in township No. two, scutl
lof range FIVE west.
Sale 10 commence on the IA,h day o. Az
gust. A. d. 1858, a. one O'Clock. p. H.. an
continue from day TO day until ell the land
are offered for sale.
| Terms Of sale cash, 70 be paid in gold, oil
yer or bankable paper.
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June 4, le56-9w. Auditor Dubois co.
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NOTICE e hereby given that the I'M
IN dessigned hes been opPolnsed edm'n's-
/, stor Of lie estate 81 Lewis Comes. 81. late
II dubois county, Indiana, decessed. Said
estate IL supposed 70 be solvent
anil 23-3ws JosErH II. COINS, admr.
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lslNa r1Iia1a's Notice.

NOTICE e hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been appointed guardian Of
John II. Teaman's heirs. al the April term,
1855. OF the Dubois Common Pleas Court
in The place Of Gerhard Teising, former
guardian. removed By order Of esid court.
april 23-3w* JoHN q. SrEiH, uusrd'sn
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Is WITNESSES
OR TIE
FOREER CONVICTED,
JOHN S. DYE IS the AUTHOR,
Who has had 10 years experience % .
Banker and Publisher, and auehor Of
A series Of Lectures q the Broadway Ta--
bernacie, when, 10 successive nights
Over O,OO0 People
Greeted him with Rounds Of applause.
ahile he exhibited the manser in which
Counserfeiters executed tlteir Frsuds.
and the surcst and shortest Means
OF detecting them!
The Bank Note EngraveD al ssy that
he j. the greatest Judge Of Paper Money
living.
ltREATEsT DIscOvEI8G OF THE
~ Present century for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes.
Describing every genuine Bin in existence.
and exhibiting az . glaa every
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Arranged so admirably. that RErEREscE %
Easy and DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS.
0TNo Index 10 examined. No pages
10 hunt up! But SO simpIi6cd md arysnged,-
that the Merchant. Banker and Bust.
ness Man can sec all a. glance.
English, French and German.
Thus each may read the ssne in Ass owDs
Native Tongue.
lM0sr PERFECT Bank NOTE L0I IuBlfsHLD.
Also List Of
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A complete summary Of the FINANCES
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Important News Of ths Day!
Also series Of M
I'm tcre ting SaOricss
From % Old Manuscript found Ia the Esss..
| Il furnishes the most complete history,
OF ORIENTAL LIFE
Describing the most Perplexing Pcsi-
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Of that Country have been - often found
These stories will continue throughout tho
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only. q 81 year. All letters must Be ad--
JOHN s. DYE. Broker,
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! suge-l 20 Wall street,. New York.
Administrative NeeiCe.
\ ~ Office L hereby given that the under.
~ signed hss been appoinssd sdnsinissra-
ltrix Of The estate Of Jacob Bcrtlcy, late o.
Dubois county. Indiana. dscessed. Said c.
|,ate 10 supposed 70 Be solvena a
CARoLINE b1aRTLEv,
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-22
CARROLLToN ACADEMY.

Ne. Mccoy, il win be seen has cOnclu.
ded, after consultation with most Of OUT
citizens. 10 open en- Academy In this placs
in October next. The project should and
doubtless viii, commend itself to public
favor. IL the town and vicinity, youths
are growing up, who il properly cared for
in an educational point Of view, viii not
only make good citizens, intelligent men
and women; but who may adOrn, and re-
feet honor upon their parents IS well as
upon the community in which they live
To produce these results, to meet these
wants, and to Obviate the necessity and
expense of sending to schools abroad, has
this project been set on foot.
Mr. Mccoy, the Principal, is known to
all Of our people as a reliable, moral and
upright man, an efficient teacher, and in
every way qualified to discharge the duties
Of the business be has undertaken.
1t will therefore devOlvs upon the citi.
zsDs Of GarrOlltOn aud surrounding cOun'
try, to not only assist by their patronage
in building up and maintaining this iusti'
tuition in their midst; but each and every
parent should exercise their influence to
the utmost in making it the crowniDg glO-
y Of the neighbOrhOOd.
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A GRAND RALLY. We understand
that our Valley friends, along by Minerva,
Oneida, Troy, &c, have it in contempla-
zion to have grand Republican Rally be.
fore the election, at which Gov. Chase,
Gov. Corwin aud many other leading Re.
publcans will be present. Such a gath
ering at that point, and ct that time, would
be attended by thousands and would no
doubt result in the greatest good. Hun
dredsupOn hundreds would gather togesh.
er to listen to the eloquent Corwin that
would go to hear no one else. Many who
are usually Indifferent and lukewarm on
political topics would doubtless be stirred
up to higher and loftier sense of their
duty; while on the other hand, there can
be no doubt but all-whether active or in.
diderent'--wOuld be benefited by listening
to the close reasoning aud powerful ap-
peals of these two distinguished champions
Of RepubHeanism, who more than any
Others possess the confidence and esteem
of the people Of Ohio,
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Groundlsss Fears.

We observe a paragraph in the last Sa.
lem Republican which lesds Us to believe
that friend RakshbrOd imsgiuss that there
is something in the ~gussy talk, " INDUCED
in by our lOeOfocO friends hsre, as TO their
being able to carry Carroll county this Gall
This is the sheerest nonsense, aud is 50 M
dssrtOOd here BY every well-iniOrmed per.
son. Not only viii the Republicans car.
ry the county, but their usual majority
will be largely increased. Thia may be
relied upon, IS correct. as We have
consulted with some Ofthe prominent men
in each township, and are assured tha MOI
only does the utmost bar mOny everywhere
prevail; but that the work IS going on
finely, and that too, amid the greatest en-
thusiAsm. The other counties Of the Dis
trict need therefore to have no fears for
Carroll. She viii do her duty, and her
whole duty.
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The Elections

Our readers will recollect that elections
for Stats'Oficers, members of Congress, DC
were to have been held in Vermont and
Maine few days ago. In the former,
Hiland Hall, Republican, was elected Gov
ernor by a large majority every Congress-
ional District elected Republican to Con
gress, and locOfocoism generally, was ter
ribly beaten In Maine, Morrill,, Repub-
lican, was chosen Governor by 10000 ma
jority. The Republicans have also sue.
ceeded in eleeting every member Of Con.
gress.
Two Of the Free States, have therefore
held their elections this fall, and In them
the Republicans have achieved signal vie
tories, Maine. the former stronghold o.
locofocOism, has thrown off her political
fetters. and now stands at the head Of that
column Of States, whose lot and duty il
seems to be to restore the country to the
principles Of Madison, Jefferson, jackson
DC. The free States have thus far don,
hobly. They are sending unbtoken Re-
publican delegations 10 Congress. p !.
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Our Candlaale Coz Iseeorasr.

A umor has become current through
out the county, by some means or other.
that the Republican candidate for Recorder,
Mr. Charles H Miller, does not desire the
Office for which he has been nominated -
Also, that il elected he would not serve &c.
We are authorized BY Mr.. Miller to state
that neither Of these rumors are true. He
was candidate in good faith for the nom-
ination, succeeded in obtaining it; and is
now In the bands Of his Republican bTeth-
ern, and will abide their decision in 0ctO.
Der next, whatever ii may be. a3
Our ticket, as we stated last week is full
and complete; and ii only remains for us
now to be active and vigilant in getting
out our full vote. When this is done We
will have achieved victory that will do
to rejoice over for year to come.
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Read foryourselyes-He says Tie parhy
mus. be becoming somewhat wormy and
! recommend to them--the Republican
parly-Vermifuge, and until | see how il
viii operate, ! subscribe myself yOurs, &e.
-E r EoKLEr.
Nov, gentlemen, 10 this insult ! have
nothing to say. Il is for you to deter
mine whether you will endure any longer
these insults.
] see from the Free Press that he is 10
address the Republicans Of Harlem on the
9Th inst. Now, gentlemen, it is for you
to decide whether this man, Eckley, after
trying to bolt your eonyention-then Of
fss himself an independent candidate to
weaken yoar power-sdvising the demo-
cratic party how 10 break down your Com
missioner after trying TO bring ! TO disre-
pute your ablest speakers and Writes-and
TO bribe or defame The Free PTess--And
after throwing the basest Of insults into
your face-I say, gentlemen, il is for you
to decide whether you will allow him TO
occupy Your stands and be your chief
audin this dastardly manner destroy and
insult you. Or will you hiss him from
every stahdl
For rayself, would say to the General
in The language Of Richard l, Of England
to his brother John, after bis repeated trea-
sOus-"Sir, forgive you; and l wish l
could as easily forget yolr injuries as you
will my pardon" But, as Republ ican
/ say to the General: Refine, thou miscre.
ant! thou slave Of a tyrant retire, / say
forever from the Republican party. And
on that doleful night Of the eth Of Sep,
while you are addressing that Republican
meeting at Harlem, those pure waters that
gush from that healing fountain Of Harlem
will murmur, Retire. And the soft
breezes stealing through those tees will
whisper Retire. And those flags that
wave over that heallhful spot will beckon
you out Of the party.
WIN. MACLEAN.
Figleys Mills, Sep. Goth, 1858.
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Holiopay's Ointment and Pills No
disease which sffiicts the human family
more frequently battles the skill of the reg
ular practitioner than hemorrhoids or piles.
The nostrum mongers are equally at fault
with their electuSries and astringent topi.
cal applications. HoLLowAY's OINTMENT
alone seems capable of thoroughly oblitsr-
ating the disorder. 1t acts as a styptic
upon the orifces of the vessels which dis
charge the sanguineous fluids, subdues the
inflammation and inyigorates the paTts.7-
As the presence of Irritating matter in The
bowels Is often a feature ofthe complaint
a few doses ofthe Pills may be given with
advantage while the cure is progressing.