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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
Judge Means and Dred Scott,

1
Judge Means in disCOursing to the De-
mocracy, charges Hon. ]. A. Bingham in
falsyfying the record in declaring thai
CHIEF Justice fancy said 10 the Dred Scott
decision that the African race "had no
rights which the white man was bound to
respect" ..'... .'" .
We are astoni,hed that the Judge would
be guilty of such a bluuder; we did think
one who swears by that decision would be
better posted. Weappend a few extracts for
the benefit of the gentleman and those Of
the same kidney. in delivering the opinion
Of the court the Chief Justice said:
ut is difficult at this day to realize the
state of public opinion in relation to that
unfortunate race, which prevailed in the
civilized and enlightened portions Of the
world at the time of the Declaration of
Independence and wien the Constitution
Of the United States was framed and
adopted. But the public history of every
Europesn nation displays it in q manner
too plain to be mistaken"
"They bad for more than century bo.
fore been regarded as beings Of an inferior
order and altogether unfit to associate With
the white race. either in social or political
relations; and so far inferior that they had
no rights Which tie Whiis man was bound
10 respect; aud that the negro might justly
aud lGsCfulty be reduced to slavery fol
bis benefit. a'..al.' .fI s.'.
This stats of public opinion had undergone
no change when the Constitution wa.
adopted, as is equally evident from it's pro.
visions aud language" NO ..4 O..
No one, zoe presume, snpposes that any
change in public opinion or feeling in re-.
latiOn TO this unfortunate race, in the civil,
zsd nations Of Europe, or in Mls country
should induce the Court to give to the
words Of the Constitution a more liberal
construction in their favor than they were
intended to bear when the instrument was
framed aud adopted.
Now. who falsifss the record, Hon.
John A Bingham or Hon Judge Means!
The Judge don't see very clearly the pas
asgss or be endsayOrs to dupe his crsdu-
lOus audiences by pslmiug upon them
misrepresentation for facts. Look out
for such bogus coin,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06

On CRUKL FArE'-Subschbers hereto.
fore to The Free Press, we are informed,
are rapidly Withdrawing from that concern,
in consequence Of It's abolition tendencies.
CI. Democrat. -'4.ra4
We thank the gentleman very much for
the above information. 1t is the fint ia.
timatiOn we have bad that our subscriber
are "rspidIy Withdrawing !" the new.
makes US feel bad. We now see that the
threat Of the proprietor (ij Of the Dem.
Oerat to knock the Free Press Office into
"A warmer country, Is being carried out.
'oh, cruel fatsP Cant somebody save
our bacon! Won't somebody take pity
on us and impIOre that barlOV Made not
cut the last cord that binds us to this nun.
dane sphere! Come to our rsscus--guiek.
--hslP-We drap--HEL = 1iO SsfR4sH "a
Thsre-it's too late ! 'oh, cruel fateP
But thank fortuuel our subscription
book is still left; and we are willing to
compare books with the Caizen man, and
il be has lost less number Of subscribers
within the last two or three months than
US, we will give him our old hat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
TIE RHAMMoNroN FARMER.

4 newspaper devoted to Literature and az
ricuIture, also setting forth full accounts Of the
new settlement Of HsmmOntOn, in New jersey
can be subscribed for at only IS etc. per en-
mum. . ~.' IA
InclOse postage stamps lor ths'emoupt,-
Address to Editor Of The Farmer. Aammon'
ton, Atlantic Co. New Jersey. Those Wishing
cheap Land, Of the best quality, u one o. ne
health lest and most delightfs: climates N the
Union, see advertisements Of HAmmOnsOn
Lands, s,5 y,s...s .-5 t;s
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
CARRoLToN
CarrolI!on, Sept. 81, 1858.

CarrollLOu, Sept. 81, 1858. .5r
The writer ofthe above must indeed be q
short sighted politician. HsOught to know
thai this spitefa. paragraph when everybody
in The District knows that it Is false. will
not only fail to injurs Mr.. Bingham, buI
will serve to make him friends Of persons
who have heretofore opposed him. The
better class of citizens -of both parties
viii not tolerate any such kind Of warfare
aud We have no doubt that most o { the re-
spectacle Democrats 10 The county sre
heartily ashamed ef their party, for haViSg
within its ranks such miserable pOltroOn
IS this writer to the Ssntinsl shO VS. him
selfto be. Instead Of there being parti
Gle of truth in what the above correspond
ent asserts, we kao0 that Mr.. Bingham
had no knowledge Of the erection Of Mr..
Bealty's distilery, until be saw the above
malicioss communication. E ".1.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06


UNKrND TREATMEST.-,0ur friend, Cap.
N. ]. Atkinson, is at present meeting with
very uukind treatment at the hands Of bis
(ocofOCo) party in this county. He ia
stumping the county on his own hook
bis loco friends refusing to acknowledge
him as their mouth piece, besides throwing,
everything possible 10 bic way. We un>
derstand that he sent bills to Augusts, fcr
the purpose Of getting UP a nesting At
that place, and King John, Of that town
ship, bad them torn down and sent him
word thstit was impossible to have meet
ing there. Alb, Capt. you are in the wrong
crowd, @
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
AP RIED.

On the 10Th Of Sept. at the NJ z.
Church at Akron, Ohio, by Rev. 9. W.
CLARK, Dr.. L. A. Markham Of Akron,
Ohio, to Miss Sarah & Hert Of Fnnk'
lin, Ohio. - IL -.--. I. 80.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06

Eg We clip the following from tho
Cadiz Sentinel.
For the 6adis Sentinel
BIngham's Interest In a Stlll House,
Ms. EDIroR:--It is generally believed
here in CarroltOn that your townsman and
Congressman, John a. Bingham, is in
partnership with our citizen, John Beatty,
10 The building Of &M EOuss. Beatty
is worth nothing, and the proofs pretty
good that be has got the money to build
from John A, Bingh I'M or through Bing-
hams influence.
Yours,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06

All vsntlng to smigrste to Q mild CLIMATE.
good soil, and hus market, see Advertisement
~ Hammonton Lands, t~r a.lt,r s'r
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06

:. PhEsArrERr.-.Ths Fresbytery Sf slsu. /.
beuTiIle convened in this place on yes,sr.
day, The opening sermon was preached
BY Dr.. Beaity, Of stsubsn,ile. The in.
stallatiOn Of Mr.. Eaton. as pastor Of the
church in this place, viii take place to-
day, Prss5yIery sis with open doom.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06

RyoTE EARLY, VOTE RIGHT
BY VOTING THE ENTIRE REPUB
LIOAN TICKET. Tara'Hs q
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06

CORREcTION.-.-In the poetry on ftst
page, in the third line Of last verse, sab
stitute the word thee for 'Es.' -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06

- The communication frsm Perry
tovuship was received 100 late to- this
"ssA paper ls.- CD a1 tl. is
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-09
PERG, Miami, Co, Ind, Aug

NV'I
DIR. c. w. RoDAcK IL have received r. alu.J
benefit from your Scandinavian Blood Purifier az
Blood Pills. that / have thought it my duty, ant
it is no less my inclination, to give you plan
statement Of my was for years Athlete
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this disease, would indeed make a melancholy -
alogue. / also consulted with the best phy-c.aaa
1 could hear OF. was induced to try yoar re.pa
dies through the persuasions Of friend, and ..tsr
using them few days was greatly benefited sa1
in short time, less than month, | wa on'.r-.
and permanently cured. was also afflicted vita
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pose was produced by my disorderci stomach g.,
when my dyspepsia left me. my headache lot p.
il. now feel better in every respect than 4 h4.,
for ten years. Very truly yours,
L.
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Sold by s. G. GRIMES & Co,
Paw, ROWE N LOCKWOOD, Lawrencc
by G. z. SMITH 4 BRo., Lavton, NJ
and for sale by Druggists and Mercl
generally. 1871
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-09

FISHING EXCURSION Several of our
respectable citizens, iu order to celebrate
the glorious fourth in manner suitable
to the memory of our fathers, formed a
fishing party and on Monday morning went
out to Three Mile Lake for the purpose OF
taking-fsh? We understand that several
demi- Johns of cocculus indicus were taken
along to poison the fish, and thereby avoid
the trouble Of miJJies and trolling. The
'cocculus' had about its usual effect, but up
on uhich end ofthe fishing roc, our report
er has forgotten to mention. A few cases Of
suspended animation took place, seve-
raj scratches, and facial abrasions occurr-
ed, demanding liberal use of emplastran'
aaAesirun. Otherwise we believe the par
ty returned safe, and we hear the fsh
GERS y are recovering.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-09
WY JIUIY YOAIsi
JOHN ). DEaiUTu

Fro.a the Rev Mr.. McMullen, Pastor # s.
ert's Chapel INDIANAPoLrs, Oct. ), l'.7
Or. c. w. RoDAcK-Dear Sir. | have a.1t
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Yours, J w. NcMULI.E.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-09
GEORGE S. BENNETT

IsDIASAroLIs, Wednesday, sept. ., l..
DR.. c. w. RoBACS-Dcar Sir, Having b.
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Of those siuSulaTly affected
MORRIS MORRI3
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-09

A FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXpENt
II MENT, DR.. Roback, the eminent Swedish
Physician, succeeded in producing q Iacdicila
from twenty three different species of Iu5cute.a
herbs Of lh native land, which acts drec.ly ulor
the of disease in the blood ard by rcsteriu
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-09
EutaI anh Ne6s Stems.
EpInAv MORNING. JULY 0.
Wkyyu IN WHEAT-We hear oon-

WKEyIL IN WHEAT.-We hear oon-
siderable complaint among the farmers in
some parts of the county, in regard to the
weecil, which ia doing some damage in the
wheat Others speak of the Crust " as
doing considerable injury. AS near as we
can learn, however, there will be an aver
are Weld this season. The weather never
WAS finer for maturing and harvesting than
at present, and some of the farmers are
already in their fields swinging the cradle.
Success to the husbandman
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-09
CMcIYNATI. FriApV. sept. I. ] :

VI IN"AfIt i IIV'VJ IVPt' y Ut
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tho Scsn1inayian Blood Purifier, b. L.y o.. 'ul.
mendod by gentlemen with whom I a. }co i-'
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various other medicines. After usinC ts1 b.fIss
felt its effect very sensibly, and upon 1ens -
more, / found myself perfectly cured: Yen 4iN
allow me, therefore, 70 congratulate you upon iae-
king discovery in medicine which is proving -
self to be worker If 7uch wonders IL tie { AK,
OF iha human fnlniiu
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Li,hosraphing OF all kinds, neatly done

All kinds Of Blank Books manufactured on sho
notice. Magazines, MHsN &c neatly bound
Orders solIctsd. I53N
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-09

Bay A notice in another column of to
days issue will explain satisfactorially, we
hope, for any deficiency observable in the
editorial department. - Free Press, of
June 26th.
We have noticed the editorials in that
paper from time to time, and did not OBJ
serve any unusual deficiency in that issue;
if 50, we are disposed to be charitable, for
we know its situation this warm weather.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-09

CATER EN-" "A man by the name
Of Thomas Brownbridge, was arrested for
horse stealing, last week, in Decatur town.
ship, examined, and bound over for trial
at the October term of the Circuit Court
Gave bail
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-09

BY Sticking Plaster" we perceive is
sticking out some about town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
DARING BURGLARY.
A MAN CUT TO PIECES.
From he Detroit Tribune

Tie flour store Of Geo. c. Jones, on Monroe avenue,
WAS entered by burglars and bcame the theater OF
bloody and desperate fight last night 1t seems that
the Young nan, Geo. kIttesbeTger who sleeps IN the
store and has for the past years had left the store
locked and gone away durrg the evening. While he
vas gone three burglars entered the store through
the back cellar window, by cutting out pane os
glass A small dog IN the cellar, who had evidently
troubled the robbers WAS killed by being stabbed.
They then came up the cellar stairs, bored holes
through the de- TIL piece was taken out large
enough to admit hand, when eatca was removed
from It and they gs'ntd access to the store.
The safe was situated 10 small office 10 the ffort
part Of the store the Office being fenced of from the
main par; of TIE store by a wood WORK breast hiSh
This seems TO have been the OBJECT OF the burglars,
and a. il they went to work. While they were busy,
kittesb. rger returned unlccked the front door,
tered locked It Tom the Inside and went up stairs to
bis see room the burgars meanwhile blowing out
their light ard awaiting his movements IN silence. lie
presently heard a noise, aud called out, " VINO *
there :" at the same time stepping TO bstchway ia
the iront part oil the store and swinging himself down
| to the fret floor by means Of the hoist lie then
stepped into the office incloeure TO Light the gas when
mnideIous fight in the dark ensaed.
hhuesbeIger il stout, resoute msn, but could not
recognize his foes, and had spons As ae,er
\ ward sseertsined they assaed him with dirk and
o"cher KNIFE and iron bar, cutting his face and head
IN Dreadful manner. No less than nine principal
WOUNDS were lotlic'ed. besides minor ones Cut in
the nose and sioe Of the face another bad 10 the
esr ana IN the side back and top Of the head
testify 10 he ierocity with which thsy upon him.
The poor fellow Wa thus hseked til HIS face and
u area III whcb the Struggle took plsce were 9TH
ore hodrd mass Of gore. The cry Of Murder !" WAS
rast d. some psssers-by s 70 ths enot so
attempts n get INTO the store we're made when the
burglars fed through the back door Tyo of n am
went down Bstes street 10 Michigan ayeous and the
third fortunately for Justics, out no N M,nros
avenue. and r Gratio street hsvicg the iron bar
sin IN his band. he pursued and caught. and
feuDd 10 be German named Ed sard Isenta,t
Ei:,tsteJgI s:es.eTed io he dse' tad !e. IN re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
nInrkets.. .Reporied bY Ttlsgr0rh.

BUTrLo May 276 ,-FLouR steady, with good int
ror d,rnand OF go bills ~ OF 81 - for good u
and Southern Ohio % $685. II Tor extra do
spd ndans - 81 80 for double extra do WHEAT heavyi
bush 7oc for Chicago SPr Tic ff Miwan
Club Red Indiana CoRS uchs9sed; ts- Of 1900
OF 10000 bush a. 32dS2,c. WHISKY dull q: lsdl9l LAKE
IMPORTS last p hosrs a. 1900 bbs Flar 400 bush
Rye CANAL EAPoRTs j00ol bbs Flour 0otO bnsh Wbsi,
8 Zoo bush Corn, II. co bush. Oats.
NEwORLBsNs, May 2-CoTToN-Sses to-day OF 800 bses
pIices the market closing with decline, mostly OF
the mddirg aud lower qualities We quote meshDg a. III
lac SUGAR 5ldti REQ WHEAT ac., and White 81 o..
LARD in barrels li.c. CoTros to Liverpool, a STERLING
CnicaGo May 27-FLoUR DUP. WHEAT quiet sales 1900
bush AZ CSC. Corn sctiye OATS buoysnt SHIPMENTS TO
Buls'o 80 bbls Flour 1900 bush Wheat; no Cor, RE
cFtfTs Flour IS O00 hush Wheat II 80 bush Con-
WmEAr dIl and unchan ged CoRS firm at 6idoc. WHISKY
" char ged Provisions dull and heavy.
OswGCo. May q, p. n.-fLoUR iaaciye wheat scsfeei
no sales dul sales 500 bush. Illinois AZ Ole RYE IN
demand sales $40 bush. CeBadsn at Soc Canal fRElGBrs
lowrr ard dull Flour Wheat &c. To New York Winds
favorable Lake REcrPrs-l3J bush Com Canal EXPORTS
. OOO bbls Flour 200 bush. Wheat.
NV ORLEANS May 81 The sales Of CoTroN today were
5000 bales gua proes quotations. nominal HotAs
SIS vey dull but prices unchanged fREGifs-Co!son
CnAKlEsfoS May 26-CorroS unchanged sales today go
siy,x>Au May .6-CoTro> slow of sale and pr, wi,hOss
change.
AUGUSTA My 26.-Corroy msket quiet, and prices sa'
PnnApi pnIA May "a FLopR dull and uuebau Eet. Wgs,r
las declining tendency Red. Wh:e. I WO&l q Coax
tuoy amt SHE'S 2o00 bush AZ IO9iAc WHISKY steady ~ 9l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
MEETING or TIE CENTRAL DEMO
CRA1TC CLUB.

The Central Democratic Club, an Association OF
"Roucbs' Of the Democratic party, held meeting on
Thur, day evening 1T No. 1913 Bowety. }. MCLEOD
MURPHY Introduced the following res buttons, which
were uDar im,usly adopted:
Re,ord Ira; the ndiges aud insults 10 our Ma
fiona fac ppsre and search of merchant ships
the BY British osI. demand pTonp; aud efficient
oas prevent Of such udis cities, aud proper
TcJsttton from the British Government
Fcsod, That approve Of the Il All N OF the ned
force 10 the vhr.e the Outrac nave
and hope that the Ohendng vessels be
seized ard brought into ports Hwtg .ince IL tle
officers thereof acted obedience 10 the orders OF
their Government their and aggression 10 eject
.ctcd without orders hcr individual assumption OF me
IesUorh makes them pirates the high seas and aeaoe
10 the laws nat,Ons
Rored Thai embeug the sggreesions Of Great Britain in
l8 The Democracy Il tho ouptTy viii amply AID cheetiny
the President in measure he deem siVsae 20
vndcs the honor sg and maintain inVoate the doc
trne Of free trade and sailors rights"
Kooed That il lie the duty Of Congress before the sonrn
that body pOmpy to provide the necessary means AZ
clotbe the President witb ample power 70 punish al g'es
upon merchant ships upoa the high seas whenever and
wherever ConultiCd
Reolre9 Ths. willie the local divisions which
hsppy exist the Democratic party New York poud
broken saaart ready D, all Lines 10 mp! Nd
Major and members Of the Cen raj Deocra.c
Club heartily respond 10 the sentiments of the other De
q The C and COGnty o. NwNork uPoa
tlis great question Of public Interest
Reolred That Committee Of Eve b. app ntsd by The Co A
with various Denocc Committees and Ass)cia
lions " 18th view TO u suitable Jub.c dem 1nslrson.
RotoS THAT Of these resolutions be FURNISHED the
President Cabinet also the Senator'S aud Members OF
Corgress Il. III The State Of New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
VI AaHIkn.
BARTLFTT-ADAMs-in

BARTLETT ADAMS-in Brooklyn On Monday. nsy 81, a..
The S,I Dg-I Bspnt Church BY the Rev l. Taylor,
d. d NJ. b. ?. Bartlett of S. Psgl MINI Miss +. 4.
Adams Brooklyn eldest eh;er Of Alexander add H. aA
Adams.
BLUNOHE-PORTER-On "Wednesday May Is, 81 -. LIkes
Church by the NV n futile. Nj John d. BuSome q!
this eli " 10 n,s LOus Porter daughter OF Csp;
George Porter Of San trancisrO e..
CUNNINOH M-ENARrS-At Bry.t,D, " J , Tussisy
evening. Msy 25 BY iohn H esq NJ Jtmfs g. niI ss \
TO Mss COTdes EysI.s, ell q the stOve-LG'1ed psce
FINLEY-SLAECHA RC-On Monday rfenng, May II, by the
Rev g. Alexander Psz J,bn II ni-y 10 Mr. EsLe Bi-n.
"kaTd. late ii this oi.y.
MORTIMER. OF RSTARD-A; Gfesh~ich Conn. oG NJ 'odsy
May a. ~ the Rev Dir. Hyie n q orse Mo-nIe q New
York Guy 10 Ann Ciatsid do sbt.r Of MS WIN hltsrd
ofG etLwich, Conn
PLATT-sHENEY-A, AL Souls Chglch. ca fhGr.;sy Hsy
n, by the E.v. Henry W Bellows. Nj JohI h eist Mss
Nsry J. Cheney, all Of Lis city
ROUGHT- CRAWLEY-On VI nGAy May -. by tie R~v NJ
Bangs, r. 81 Georse Rcueht 10 JaEs L. Crswey b'5 al
Brookyr.
STANLEY OSKlSS-A. Lowell Mas Saturday. Nay s
bs The Rev 4 SlrEtar: Aired r. s;sssy - ID~.4, 70
st Los A. H. h0sk1s daughter oi Dr. saIrei .sirs =
Lyman Il. H.
SMITN-WTEDEV-On W.Gre,'sy, May q, ~ he ses. D
s. PaIpsIee Mr. Join Smith # ms cy 20 M.- Ma-1-,t
J." Neeisp, daughter Of James Weedeu esq, Of Newton
Lonf Island.
WOODR,FsELY-At the Cho-ch Of the I-esra.s By tbs
Rev MT NoutcOn.eiy Edwards No7 3G Mss c.IJ
ike Ely elde,i dsUsh;eT q risi H. Ety. esq, Of III, y.