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Last weeA a'si''9.4 AN. I'M s,.st
live5 sliaa ~ - ss,. I'M l,ar7
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s9oA ss ~ \. 49, $500, n
@ .s'ie ~ 800 W ,;tisans "a 70.
Asleaug ~ hi''uy = -
aalilsslg aoliiesi'lu olsiiisSs must ei-u ="
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SOW g2 ICY ne''" r.asa = M
&s3af streams ate ~" WY y" iii ..5.,l
a EReT asAes Y s. IN Az al,
s's@a stgiis' 800 - -. -,
sas-is9eit auas r,IsI,s
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m e 81 - ~. On ~
saysE paeAes ma,lou' ie'0l'su 0'i'y 'S iuso9
On ei'l,'9 lo'iis ga.' H..
AA lhe sleatiels alnouaeea y ieaNlhs ~ 9s'ui
aay' ges en aoaie WI ptstsy gov reg ~ hsne
nag many passeng eis. 1ae greae eVehs o. cue uhS
vas tne On hef DrsS ZIP tnls season. u oue
great Natohezt eae monarch o. o9a's' Que
Aad as psaala large NUMBER OF her lflends Gown on
ahe wharf to see her BACK out winch sne ald IN gar
ant STYLE anu started up me river lke thlnR q
hle with her noble hearted eommander' capt y. 4.
Aatlers on deck IN his glory His boat i IN tptop
Sader ready 70 accommodate hi7 numerous patrons,
n Big usual prompt manner Nothing tends more 10
render boat popular than to have good ono efs,
prompt, correct and courteous gentemeh-such tle
Aatchez mas all ner OLD oleers are on er slils = Y
soH' Mr. ~ a. sherman ehiet eleFk' aiaea " aeSsl
Charles Crater and Charles trice-eYerypouy hno|s
Them As oifeers tney have No. sePeFlols' anu osp.
feathers Il most 10 hiseil. me N''Sue1 ml't Vay
ahe mail q heretofore 70 Ficksoufg' leaving 'nefe
every Tuesday and mere every SATURDAY Ct worthy
aonPeer the peerless packet Ftneess IS now a. eae
e1Anding looking every wait liSe new Roat ana u
PeFIees aEael ole resumes re pihce Y W .sNs
R1Fg trade leaving every tuesday az T. NJ capt
WILSON, q veteran commander ana very popular
Anaeed mas charge OF iief WINE her FORMER coVfte
s1s ana gentemaniy clerks, Messra. James ZOO ana
Spo Clarke will occupy Der ONCE. Who IS II that
bag not travelled on or seen the Princess very rev
8fo Gave Haa occasion 70 COUP " doWu ~ 9 INet
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POWDER HORN AND MISUNDERSTANDING Charles
Morgan65 bills hon 0n bx candies IS bags coffee so kegs
lard, 10 bbls ppfk5 % Dc lard,
SABINE PASS AND GALyESTo N-Steamship Natagoria
nQpcs baggipg 100 coils rope 90 sacks salt 30 oats
bhlE flour
KEY WEST via FLORIDA Notwithstanding orzabn-
90 baggng 2S6 bb -four n do pork 80 casks bacon
bales hay, "a sacks oats, 81 pkgs mdse
NEW YORK-SthRmghp Rla'S Warri0r-El00,0lO in spe,fe
90 ties ard, 800 hhls Hour 5000 sacks 90 pkgs md4e
LIEERP0oTe-Ship j NJ Wood-2l83 bales cotton ga hhds
tobacco $500 slaves
UAORE-Shp fpmne nytr-20s7 bales cotton &c BIS moss
$40 hhds tobacco 4tG0 slaves,
BosToN-sehr ,gp, Eye-Si07 Dbls flour, 1900 sttpes
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N0MPNRoET.n Ea---0rFIcEAE..


cf5ta@s Oh die ii M Surveyors ohc-ssad daSGation 10
be sNlgt oh nhPF Ea Or rejection Of tRc Common C9aoet
yese9 NnHs lately Tern down be used in the
lion OF the stld Magazine street muket,
[s,ne5r President 1'nr9 q. A;sijlq%t iido1ucu.
,Dnroyss ,, d PF. std Pre- tom lioul Of Aldermen
Signed GERARD sTlTH, Mayor
true copy WV SALoSuN
Secretary Of the Mayor.
Notice shereby given thato WEDNESDAY,, - Instant
SEQ II T. THEARn Comptroller.
SPEC1FICATIuNs for, the contract for re-
LouAroSThs mskethoise shah be located ON a trigogu
lar portion OF ground bounded by Magazine Camp aud ST Mary
SIZES ,Hn DnJEysroys-Ths market house shall be erected
imneTomtGs WIN ing gsGoTPeymE pane Of tue sizes Hnd
FoUSnAroNs- Under each Of the ron columns brick louu
d!Iou shat be 6uif said foundations shall be each brick
Weaknesses q souut Two inch H.boat paus crossing each
Ilf IN soe 1sS5 M @ manner. Ihe bricks ~ m
si be three tricks s4HaFe vt the top The bricks h he
sils and STEPS s he bull ia pilr oe I tv M nj
GRANlrE-ranr bases a inches squire by inches thick
Granite si q nche side by inches thck sh be placed
steps, inches WIDE by inches tck shall ls be placed
rhs granite sln he Quincy granite Of tie bast qualify per
ftGty hewed and dressed on the top an Sides
lRuS CoLuWSs The cast lion columns The lines
via market ore 2I be ihoe ho ST. Mery,s yesem9H
Mlrket ntely demolished and tie eonmS Of the nSd of the
nnrkefhonse sinai be cas- riding to to paos said
uunn 10 be set r ytCd ana fastened To The granite bases and
foundations, as marked np the pans,
TMEERS NNn tofEING OF THE EoOF-Ehe timbers for the
mHFkethoRe ana ROOF sha be OF BEST sound cypress yellow
Pne free from .2p Bud knots splits aqd othT defects cal
lel to mpnr her strength or durability and shati have the
dimensions market on ana Be framed according to the plans,
pDhes aud sections me whole SHAH he wei fastened TO-
Eet4er' anl 70 W. he3t W2 hnaHtNe Ihef Wa n bets
City surveyor. IN rhowing timbegs 10 he well planned.
The r5pt Of tile market house Shall b. shette VIII sOund
well seasoned yellow pine boards ona inch thick and placed
close
The heaped portion Of the roof Of the market house shall he
slated good quality Of States 10 by 70 inches properly
lsI 1fv viii t n of u1t han nd III
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pOLlCE JAEI4--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to tlle CIty, Police Jail On, tne
~ s4l1 Of A4u>t biteN b1y WILL M SAYS he be-
longs 20 NJ Mcdowell who lives the parish OF Cur
roll In, he IS feoGa pches high, and Is abaut eny-one
old.
gne owner will cali ANA claim lis property according law
4. blanchard,
Keeper Of City Police jail,
T. j, uITSELBRRGER,
aus l6t Deputy Comptroller
MAS brought TO the City Police jail on The
" 9Th of August the grf 10y &S&I Slys he belongs
70 Mr. James Mcdowell who ivOa in the parish Of arol U
he is5 eet high and burnt the breast and
On The right wrist.
heu~nCr will call claim his property according 10 law
Is. plsANGli ARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered August p. 1858.
7. ]. HITSELBERGER.
ans l5t nsnutr l,amnrroiPr
livery SUGAR Planter ~ THE STATE
- should procure Ames' STAR PANS for making
SUI Ar
II is tfe IAFr aud REST Improvement, thu SIMPLEST
and PfF, aud iniAnr ala the advantages heetat
apAhHeA by other invented either fDg the purpose
eFapprstifE The cane JIM G. EuuHalatinE.
Tan As Mr. Daniel Edwards
tR6lisA9-ut, Mes Is 50 aud 81 Nvg tevse street
sHiS aE3m Il, 0, AAES, Pstruee.
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DAILY CRESCENT OFFICE I
af,,,Ia,. Nf1rn;nrr Sppfanlhar IL. 1883, {

SUGAR. Sales confined few small lots at about previ-
rates Fair 10 Prime s@9c u b.
MOLAssEs. Nothing of any moment done.
FLOUR. We noticed sales Of 100 DIS Indiana Superiue
S. 200 st. ouia Sc 90 retail lots at So o. 40 Fancy
Sc 5 Plants Extra in lots a 81 go and 800 bbls at Sc IS
SuperHne SC 5Oo Fancy and Sc IS boil for Extra also
on Friday 49, bbIs, Exraa' Sc rs q Dbl
GRAIN The sales Of Corn embraced 200 sacks, Of
which 1850 mostly 65a6fc $40 Mixed White g. and 1GO
Ordinary Mixed sc bu h. In Wheat heard o. moth
ing doing CT Oats 225 sacks st. Toais sold Zoe q
bush The sales Of Bran included 30 sacks at 9c y 100 lbs
PROVISIONS Pork very dull and sales confined to
retail SIS 25ss 20 y tbl for Mess, OF Bacon u casks
Ribbed Sides sold &c q u. In Lard heard Of no
transactions.
INDIA BAGGING.. The Circular of Messrs Gummtns
Zee Brokers' Boston, under date st inst gives te following
report OF India Baggng
Imported into The United States from the ls Of January
10 LIST September ls7 .t.,,..,. AhfSe
Same time this year, 1875 293.
Defcit..s. ............., .......,.,.,.... 1855
On the way to 5, IN 1857. .SiU9
Same time this year 1858 1881
Short imports this year. 29$
Say deficit pf imports Of twentynine thousand hun
dred ana hirtye gilt bales Iud Begging against time
laty wear.
COFFEE We did not hear Of q sale Of any moment
FRFTGHTs. Vessels the berth filling up with Got.
ton at Q l6i. for Liverpool and A. for Havre.
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STREET G0M'E@--OFFt01AL

GECOND DISTRICT POUND Was brou=lG
~ to the Second District Pounl Dtrbny sLtel nejFeea
81. Ann Nut Aain streets, estrays-
One white tsNb bitten FurSe Nh9u 1874 haa high REt4
h4gltJ short nlaue aud aii, not shuI.
one dNk brown nose mule HbDut ~ AG1is high with
saddle d cor marks, cropped name aud taI h de- T. "
On le lsf tltah, aud 5, tue lei shoulder net Nol
One dark and brown mare nua about lil5 hands Ii 81, with
caIHT mtfka, cropped m1ue and tall not shei
On white heier With hhes spots brown and black head
branded z D. on Ile right hip.
One heiffsr, with In eligible brand he rsh a'-7,
Dns white ? yellow spotted sae goat blind Of the EHGt
eye.
One br9gn anil white spotted sla with h3 ears s1I.
One Hltte she gsu whiIh white ami Ii zAt kid.
One white and hRsk kid.
One htte and bl4eE ssopel Size goat aud kid.
One back she gJ8t, Ii whHe spos the end Ct boh
split
One wlite aHd light yellow she goat
One black, yellow and white she COST with the right
off au3 the leE uldeErruppgt
ore brown and Whine she goat.
Which II not claimed within days ann the there
paid, sill he sold pu0Iia uucfio9 said deDnf III
: i, SerteInbc. II. Is s, At u O'Clock N.
New Orleans, September Z, IS
C. o. FB2tIIEE. Stree. GOmAs ,igugr.
HENRY DuREfa
lAFy Of i0EU NH
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S6ipnirg 5nttIIMaore
MoNnAY. september l8. 1853.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Black Warrior, saith for New York vita Havaa,
Gonn0y eco
Steamship Charles Morgan Place, for Iudanoa ana GALVESTON
q B PAYNE
Steamship Numgoda Flanders Galveston Sabine Pass
Payne
Steamship orz,ba Nelson for Key West via FloFdt Ports
c + PAYNE
shin Who'd marx. FIR liverpool Baxter Iu ell eco
Ship LemHp D or. Ward, FIR uRvre BHYer, lowell Geo
Sehr Argus E1e Nickerson for Boston, Crceyy Earwe
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rWare Gouon3 books tennings laG5baud sso-lat If
Il bsi.s ay d 4 Iit"ai We'd 6oSGs eiSas y meat 10
60 is hour Horf@ G6sie Ecoi5 sacks eoS & Y Shaw EeS
Les seeks 0ysriong6 bbls our a Henlet EGo6o
cs hams Hewitt Morton eogO begging Parmes X Bro
q Ibis apples NJ Nsarl eS Veg hetter g Robertson
whitncy-5 ID 6sc5n ii 65lsegss a. lard 7 Moore
21 bbIs whisky 10 h hills whisky L Goddess boxes mustard
S y Sis whisky s5 q d r Ss i1 IA Tse
% d Is eEgs = 2oSfs g9sesy q bS IN 4 a. S
cSs H. Tles 9l bs pork Felowes lco cask bells Tay
lor Churchl25bbls whisky Martini Cobb 2coj do
do kreu - DO pickles 59 6g 9ea - 40 onions heah"e
sT Alex scott-2 boxes hats to Lewis
0gesby-I2 bales ynnto Waterman ro-47 bbs beans
"S9 : Il bb iineys Goddcs2l egs butter % bxs caeesa
Sizes hans y boHes ongges 7 Fe SGoI9 fggs butter
" huntington hx nse Angusin 1hiban5 rolls leather
BIS e iGht do Wright Sco-8 bbls apples SIcjn
5t a[danc stores 10 L 9ar5rplaoTs cases hat 10
ellis Ferguson Eco10boXrs vine N Eiehmau4 cases hats
soas nndley Nelssn Ee.l box md{e q Z Caldwell &co
20 Do 6cef24 N da Worries Gss do 5oSe fie Do
bpy &sooi So Twi,s5oI Buts6sr$5 d aHp 9
aS5 liz 6T SFe p Sis HoG Sf5s SS9
s S6 Gg M IS d 65 s "a o @4@ to : %a5s aa
BS toar ogesby MacaGiay265 bbS -four KSnnSd =
so Pp app Io we ea r5ps SG a ooy ed
S Tn no ~ S If p S.' S>y S got
bacon KhOer Heenbohau Sco-5Odo Martin cobb tcoi5
49, oegins y ihnet q oJ 59S ? o5s &c 9inonH 70
Fhnrr-4 rolls box leather woishaasnutrios TO order
nj ma noaoa "a al 81 as ak b DS o s g Nc [s
dies 800 soap Twicle &co-5O hams 80 fkns
Eo Sco@52i BIS aonr osissTy NGsauSy7 bRs toeco 70
Hogan 90 bacon eep b9rd Iso tes h@,ns 10
lI RdFesh5 do Geddss-i DC g HAD Kemp sSo5 DO
rsSs bbls aour Hewitt NSrtoa Sc6-62 do pork ii Een1s
tobaceo Rodewaid &e9g slaIss nel6ondo20 cos
keys butter schneiter pkgs copper Presey Bainl23
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ARRIVED.

Steamship MAGNOLIA crogel from Tndisnola and Galveston
too p Phyne--lst dist
Ship Temnest Whitney from Liverpool 9th July to Baxter
Lowell Ee0-Pnint.
British BH Kate GooJsReed days from Ruaan Island,
Yde Egana--2i dist ID.
Peuletou Rogers from Ruatau Island, Bou.
dnOsana 4 Pbiips-2d dist 10.
schr wild Pigeon, o.leary, from 81 Marks, to Pos Mel
schr Mst @ McBeau from Galveston via Bloyr to master
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BRLil " fiOWrN Up.

ship PaciGc Godd 30 day from New York to A Cohen.
Bark Vim Jane Cobb days from New York, to GreeYy
FarWells
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Notice hereby given that SATURDAY, the 25th inst
will handicate at my Office, at " O'Clock NJ the above
contracts.
sel3 1T T. THNARp. Comntroller.
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6EF- EDit II EitEs-FrF RE jUE.AR n. YORK
EEi2 nocket sing q emo with. master, having
$500 ie D8tk 0l trr rE2u rtS,sp 9lA going board,
" u n"e With Ick lAPteH For leist Of 400 tae. cotton,
RPplg 70
Fer pH 59et hoving daOus iaqpfr, on
boar F'-t ~ Second b.-rrtrr-
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Approved August 10 1858.
tsisnedl GERARD STITH Mayor.
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S&E~ G'y3ys HAWKE ttE ii EE0IItrl4R pHclet
Af35 \ hive avs aI.e, -r p-itu u1v plding
$780, nE %Ill l&ei r1g iisrl rH fr-Egt
~ BAXTER. LOWELL. K 70.
'ot MaF9Are ttF ~ -upcrt nc'1Em tftju.s apply
boz FL, cd .lfr a.I
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RAxrER, LOWELL. ( co.


: ?, wEzITEsY p GO - r.roudelef street
For passage. aFT.E niH on board Post 42, First ns
trist. sci
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RssogRaEs.
sll.e2l. 30 sl5,s.975s s8..s5,0I.



The following is the comparative Of loans, dis
counts and pledges hchiueludos
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Notice Is hereby given thpt on WEDNESDAY 22i Instant
will a'jndtcas my Office at II o'clock Nj the above
contract,
se9 " r TTIEARn. ComntrnIer.
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FONTWIAHTNAiN HAILRUAD.
MoBILE-steamer California; bales cotqnaud ulras e
order
MOBILE-steamer Oregon-sundras to order.
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hCrIVE Observation-Disclosures,
Jsirrs4laffpn Oanns

Rsts Of ia BaaFs of ais aitg Tor IA iossk ending
day, SIT. II. lSa8.
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NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. FROM ANF0N-62 bales cotton 20 Payne L
Harrisou-30 Warren Gilmore &co6s Carroll Hoy &co-as
Thgnll SGo99 Lewis 4 Oeesbl0H X Carter Eco--S H
% Bhck Zee &eo DO fen elcs Gees bales cotton
EdwHrd Mule JCO26 bales Cutrer Harrison cO
Sktpwih, Hazard &co9 Hopkins &co-7 bales cotton to
Person &co5 Robson Aen21 IIllard, Summers Geo
PritthardE ower23 Harding. AbWy MnreheAd-I6 do
Re- eford Brown Seo-lO Coleman, Bitten Ettqers2 do
Martin, Cobb &cOl Patton, Smith Putrm-6 bales cotton
Al Kicks &co-i0 Fellowes ices Lloyd Frersrn-
10 yrne Vance Ecol do Scott, Williams &col2 bIes cao
Pitcher Goodrich &eoaud sundrils 10 orderTot 40 bales
cotton.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15
REPUBLICAN. RALLrEs.

We had The pleasure last week Of at.
tending two Republican meetings--one o.
4echaniestown and the other at Augusta
lat which Mr.. Bingham, our nominee
for 0ongress addressed his fellow citizens.
The meeting at uechanicstowu. held in
the afternoon, was not SO fully attended as
might have been expected; yet we may
safely say that majority Of the honest,
sincere and devoted Republicans Of Fox
tp.. were present, and egiaced by theil
close attention while Mr.. b.. was speak.
ing that the Republican fires were burning
tha. the harness was on, and that they
were as ready and willing IS ever to take
a long pull, strong pull and pull alto
gether for the supremacy Of the Rspubli.
can party. Mr. B. 'saddress was close.
logical and very pppropriats. The silly
charges that have been trampsd up against
him BY the locofocos throughout the dis.
tnct 10 reference to bis vote on the adnis-
sion Of Minnesota: were maj, aud 80 triumph,
antly refated, that we hazard but little il
saying, that Of al tie Democrats whs
heard II. there Is not one who will eyel
repeat the stale cha rges again.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15
Our Local Ticket,


This nomi ialion made on Monday last
for Prosecuting Attorney fills up the whole
Republican ticket. The men who have
been placed on Il are worthy Of the cor
dial support Of our party, and ifa vigorous
and determined effort is made we can elect
il by 400 majority. In order, however
to accomplish this, much remains yet to be
done. Public meetings are to be held,
sub corouittees must be active, the popu'
lar mind must be stirred, and our ItdI
vots must be brought 10 the polls. Ii all
this is promptly attended too, no comb.
nation Of circumstances, no intrigueing OF
our opponents can prevent us from rolling
up Republican majority in "little Car
roll" that will be gratifying to every loyeF
ofjuslice, and to every friend Of freedom
within her limits. But We must also not
bsforgetful Of the fact that we have a
willy and unscrupulous foe to deal With
They are making every effort in their
power to estfange Republicans, to procure
disafection, and to induce some Of our
men to join their ranks, Let ttbem there
fore be closely watched, Let sstheir actions
and motives be scntinized, and their over
lures 10 battle under their flag be indig'
nautly sppraed. Their only object Is to
make this d Ioeofoco county, to secure the
public offices and then to herald the news
abroad that Lecompton victory has been
gained 10 a stauneh Republican locality
! lRepubi lean breihern need we invoke yob
to prevent this; need We call upon you
| to bury all past differences and morii,
fcatious, and with one mind. one soul,
and enc common object in view, to rally
20 the support Of our county ticket, and
at the same time aid in holding the State,
and in rescuing the nation from the
hands Of political party that has been
as false to every pledge in the past q
Hi will be to every duty in the future,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15
resolution. ls

Ata meeting Of the young Ladies Of
LeagittAvils on the OCCASION Of the death Of
Elizabeth II. Wbiteraft the following was
Unanimously adopted;
Whereas it has pleased Divine Providence
in his inscrutsbls wisdom to remove from
earth Elizabeth II. Whiteraft late a man.
Der Of our society and whereas it becomes
US 10 our associated capacity, to mark by
some enduring act opr sense of her social
and moral iVorih, therefore be it.
Resolved. That the death Of our sister
has come upon US with such overwhelming
effect, that we can scarcely realize the
startling fact, Que who but so recently
bent with us around the altar of prayer
whose presence ornamented our Sabbath
School aud our social meeiiugs-oue who
in SO eminent degree evidenced the pos,
session Of those bright qualities which
made her the centre OF attraction in all our
circles; and bespeaks FOR her memory our
highest praise;-thst such one should
suddenly, Snd in the bloom of life lie ta-
ken from US and called to ''psss the dark
valley Of tbe shadow Of death" is an event
Of such a character, that saddens the bright.
est hours, With the reflective retrospect.
Resolved. That in the life aud con-
duet Of our departed youthful and beloved
associate We aiscoye, the blendings Of n ost
exemplary character--modest, retiring, aud
unpretendiug in her demeanor-- smiable,
afsetionate, kind and charitable in her ieel-
Iings but Of characteristic, frmnets and
dignifed Vir:ue--we can but say.
None knew thee, but to love thee,
Nor named thee, bnt to praise.'
Resolved. That we sympathise with the
bereayed relations Of the deceased 10 this
ssvere eflctioq sent for their good, by Qua
HGAvENLY FATHER, VINO is too wise to err
aud too GRACIOUS to be unkind. And
the reflection that one so, amiable, exem,
plary and unimpeachable as Betty. has
doubtless exchanged their and our for a
better and to her pure spirit far more
congenial association should modify their
| giief.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
printed in the county papers, and copy
of tie same be handed to the family of the
deceased.
CATHARISE N. JAMES, President.
4. BARRAoK, Vice President,
NANCY A, McLAuaHLIE c..
SUSAN PITTESGER S
| Leayittsyills o. Sep. 9TH 1853.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15


We nnderaand that our Democrats
friends in tbs county. have cops TO Tie
conclusion that this fall, they can make
some voses. BY ealing The Republican par
ty. the A6oliion party. This We aPPre.
bend win hardly win. The Republican
party is no more an abolition party than
IS the Democratic party. And We are not
sure but what we can demonstrate TO the
satisfaction Of every candid Democrat 10
our midst, that not only is tie RepObli-
can party free from the nOusensical charge
Of abolitiOism, but that the Democratic
party has been pledged to favor the abO-
litiOn Of slavery for five years in succession.
From ls49 to 1854. the following resOlu-
ton was adopted year after year and put
into tbe Democratic State platform. Il
was kept standing, and every Democrat in
Ohio, was doubtless, more attached to this
resolution than any other one in the whole
series. Il reads thus:
Resolred, That the people of0hio now,
as they always have done, look upon sla-
very as an evil, and unfavorable to the de.
velopement Of the spirit and practical BEN
efiis Of free institutions, and that entertain
ing these sentiments. they viii at all times
feel il their duty to use all power clearly
given, by the terms Of the Nation al com.
pact, to prevent lis increase. and to miti-
gate and finally eradicate the evil.
They intended to eradicate" the evil
That is, they meant to destroy 1t, to tear it
up by the roots; in fact, they intended TO
abolish it entirelyl That was taking
position. That was taking strong ground.
That was, il we are allowed the expression
"goiug the whole hog" Now, we invite
these Buchanan Democrats who are assid-
uously prating about the "COpgo creed, '
and the sAbolitionism" of the Republican
party, to show us resolution adopted by
the Republicans, in either State OF 0oun-
/ ty convention, that proposes to ''eradicate,''
tear up, or abolish the institution Of slave
ry. No Republican Convention, Ofwbieh
we have any knowledge, 10 Ohio, or else
where, ever offered to do anything Of the
kind, and we Snow Of no Republican Of
any note in the whole State that is com
mitted to any such doctrine. Yet we ewho
were never pledged to ''sbolitionism," are
about to be charged With favoring II BY
the very men, who, for five years stood
bound to do all in their power to bring
tie abolition Of slavery about Consist
ency thou art indeed jewell We antici-
pate that our Democratic friends will have
a happy time, with this record staring them
in the face, in making anybody but them
selves believe that we are "abolitionists,
and that they are something elsel The
people will b. apt to think that "the boot
fits the other leg"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15
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