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Act. '.urtftwctioni and La.
cou.mco.yyBNTiQN.
Your Central Committee have takon the re
enonsibility of changing the modp of selecting ca
tlidataa, aoping that lliereby it will iocur? a rqoro
uuiveissl expreaainn 0 the will of tfm peP,?-
Therefore, thu volrs.of CarroJI co,uuty, who are
willing to co-operate wait tl' J' Kef ublicsn
Varty of Ohio, are respectfully notified to meet in
t' b '.apeottve place of holJiug elections in the dif
ferent townships (or some couve.nieut bIkcq a.lj i
tent,) on
Friday (hi day of Augnt,u4 1 oV'oc P. M,
and make selectiom of candidstis for the different
pfflcea to b fiW " l(uieiua(tQr stated at the en
suing election.
The township pull t bp kept oe till 4, o'clock;
f.. M. at least.
One eamlhlatc for
Representative,
Probate Judge,
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.... Auditor,
. . Tiuaaurer,
. . - Sheriff,
- Commissioner,
- - - Surveyor,
. " Pruiecutipg Attorney,
. Infirmary Director,
And select Tiike persons (o act " towiishiji Del
egate, to meet in Couuty eonvoi tiou at thg Court
Hmiein Onrrollton, ou VuJurJaj M tfh day of
Amyvit next, at 12 o'clock J., to bring in tl re
nrns from their ranpuelive towpsliips and ascer
tain and determine w win hav lceO aelected
aathe candidates. Also, g tK titHe and place
first mentioned, will telnet a delegate from each
towniliip to moot iu P,iKiict Convention nt time
and place hereafter to be fixed, 10 fppitijU
Candidate fbr Htite 8on itor. And the Uelegates
in allendancn at the County convention will select
Delegntea to the SlHto convention, lo U hehl
Columbus on the Itlh of August next.
. is further established by your committee
that n majority of the dote,'HUs present shall make
f) nomination: provide.! alway,that there aronyrr
fowiisklM represented, eacW by its nwu MUMfJ.
YourcommitteA rely iifhW the vvell tried palri
Otwm, and u,n aqbduetl energy of (bp Ropublicaus
of CarrcJl for a full attondanoe at th primary
mtettnga, ao th vt such catvlidates may be placed
in the Held, on whom the united strength of the
((feuds of "equal ritrhls nmi exact jnsti o to all"
eau be conceiitrate-i. By ardw of Committee,
WILLIAM McCOY,
Chairman.
HUK8TKD Ul'!
It would aeeoi (torn the following, which M
clip fiom the Gleveltiud LaJrl Unit that old iu
eorrigibly honett man, AiKitaa Ivklliv, Eiq,
ha been pltt.iging; that huff and wiiuaiivy nasal
protrude of Us into eMrr Mxyk buaiuess, ia
such a way as to bo of very jreiU importance to
even body. SueJi men ara very much iweded
about stwh rocalitica aa tolwinbtM sad Washing
ton. We hope to hear that Mr. GiUon, the late
Ti.Msurer, will I abk to show sati"(actovily that
be haa not emlx aaele l per s, but he ca.mot well
relea-o himself bom all blame, although ho ia the
relative of J. 0. Rrealin. the allegd real default-
er and embf.aer.
QRB AT T)EKAL.C1VTI0N. KMBKJ7.LR-
MEN1' OV 550,000.
" The 0. 8. Journal of Saturday, btings njtlSe
nwiingintelligonce that a deficit hsaWn diecov
ered in the State Troasury of five hntnireil and
ffly thousand dollars. Mt. Olhon has resigned
hia olVic, apd the (lovernor lias apjmin'ed A. P.
Stone, of vavlumbria, to fill the vacancy. Mr.
(iilm itates that the deficit extafttl whu W
fame into the office, and that it ia the result of
the former Treaiurer, Jo?in 0. Hreslin
William Dennaon his been appointed by the
(rgverner to apt in conjunction with tho Auditor,
aw one of hiclrW,ip making a full examination.
Jlo tliwfcir.
ye Jnlf interaat, wotwitlntandieig the ikfioit,
'J1 be paid.
We are
infvtmol Ifom fttlotiicr sonrce, timi
tJibeou is n bolher-in liw of Mr. lieslin
mtk rfieii!,l the fti' t 'i'tlas (hi i'C-i tiou in oider
! efleuAi tft op is
toivc theWerin ojvporlim.Hr to re4aoe the
tjiowy. 'if thU is' true, althotih tho motives of
Mr Gibn aere duubtle s gooil. It is to lo frgrol-
Two Hollers iJUvl pau wnniu me
Om ii ur, or let, three insertions,
" ' M lmliimln 1 1 - - -'
Ilia sympathy for'
IU from an earl:-
remember aoruo
iniatralun about a
iVit'ii attribute I, if
vs ii. -!i!, not, to bunk it!
Mr. Bresliu is at present in Kansas, ar.J the
empomr rbaviewef j
other Lo baj access to the books of the off!
SKVENTH OP AtTr.ITST
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M CQlumm ifcat tbii ia the day filed M for
tit Carroll." From all tlutt we can aaecrtain.
tliere will be uite a numh. r of names rabmiHed
fur your eooJ and mature exmsideratiem, for the w
riojjs omcet of trust 10 be filled.
We wojald auggwl, iv J)nce of the time for
diaciueing tlu mexjla and detnerita of the candi
datea, by tliir rejpeelive fri,nJ throughout the
county, thai all things said in mildiW64 and
due caution at to tbp final if.sue. We Lppe no
mau will fuhrnit hia name tp the people for their
ConeujeratioD, either by Liniaelf, or by his friends,
without firif determining iu lus own mind, and
if resetted jo declnrr, that he will abide the de
al 0 1 of that Coownlion, vote the ticket, and u a I
honorable means for its nucceat: provd.'t always,
the nominations are rnadc in a fair and reasonable
manner.
tin at moderation blioul 1 mark all the move
ments, of all the friend of the ditfareut candidates
dnrinrr the probationary atatf; for ri-tollect that
only one man uan be finally successful. Our in
eeterate cnemiea are ever on the look out.BJid their
owlv hope of Mecca, it in our division. And
now is the time for all of ua to determine that
they ahall not tee a Jivhiou ip our ranks on ac
count of mere tnen Our motto should be a Union
for the ake of our principiu, and it matters but
little which of us fill those place, so that tliey are
filled by our friende, who can thereby more read
ily assist in furthering the earn, instead pf retar
ding it both at home and abroad. Be moderate,
Sjtntlemen, in urging the claims of your friends, so
m not lo beget recrimination, and all will be well
for the Republican flajj of the heretofore indomi
table "little Carroll.''
THE FUUITIVE SLAVE CASE IN CHAM
PAIGN COUMTY-
The people of Chttmpaigii, Claike ami Wreenu
couiitiaa, seem to be in nu way intimidated by
the abuse heaped upon them, as traitors, abolition
irta. Bl ack Repilbliciips,ciw. The Urbaiut Citizen
says: ' '.
We hold then Marshal responsible for all the
trouble and excitement that has grcuvn ant of UiM
affair. It k wall known that there was no. roaist
atice interposed by the ciliiwns of Uosjieu twn-
ship, when they mads tho attempt to arrel Ad
dison, the fugitive . On tho contrary, Mr. Hyde
at Vfhoso cabin the kjUvf was, told them
very fnmkly that Ail liscni was there, and to take
him if they could. They tried the experiment,
but were hiffl id by thu bravery tf (Iff fugitive,
whofe motto wa, Mive mil hherty ojr fptu mo
death." Mortifiod and chagrined at their ill luck
in securing the negro, another ecursun was
planned by tho officer of the Government, not to
oatoh the Mra for thuy had no desire to oncoun-
ter him again, even if he was in the neighhorliood
but to arrest and carry off to a distant city, cit
iaent of the pciglibofhood, on charges of "haibor
iuu and conceal itm'1 titles fugitive. On this war
rant Chatlua and Edward Taylor, brothers, yoi)g
Hyde, aud Huam Uultridge were arrested, and
, when asked lo show their authority by citizens
of tho town, profanely swore tnoy were otiiceis
of govorninont, and no ope had n right to ijues
tio their authority. They were then asked whetlier
they would take these men through Uibnna, which
(hoy promised to Jo, but turned off a fjw mile
east of town, which gave rise to suspicion that nil
was not right. Had the marshals brought (l ose
men to Urbnua iuul submitted to an examination
of their authority, they would have mot with no
resistance, ai.d uo objections would have been in
terposed to their taking them to Cincinnati. But
ihov choose to act otherwise, and manifesting the
Border Rullinn disposition aa they did, our citizen
were justified in doing just what thoy did in the
premises. Iu the language of the Xenia ,Wi--'Th
cople of Champaign count j , like the peo
pie of nil other parts of Ohio, Jo not like to see
their neighbors seized, hand cuffed and marched
oflf to a distant city for the offence of not helping
a pack of slave- catchers to do their dirty work; and
we do not believe they will permit it, "Fugitive
Slave Law or 00 Fugitive Slave Law," The
force of thst Law's iummuis provision! is about
douo in Ohio."
A meeting of tho R. W. 0. L, of t'ie 1. 0. of
0. T. ofNoith America was held in Chicago last
week. Also, a mooting of the Grand TeinpJes of
Honor, of Illinois, was hold at the same time.
The delegates of the to von vet i lions met, and
after a full and flee i scussion of the present state
of the temperance enterprise, Rev. E. M. Marvin,
of St. Louie, moved that a committee of five be
appointed to call a Wom.n's Temperance Con
vkxtiok, as soon, as necowary arrangements otv: be
made.
The following named gentherrwa were appointed
J. E. Vinton, chnirman, of Albany, Green Co.,
Wis.; Rev. E. N. Marvin, of St. Louis, Mo.;
0. W. Strong of llavenna, Ohio; Hon. F- Price,
ilouinington, 111., and Prof, flio. li Jioalyn, of
tA , i . i. .
C5IUglS, .ko.
We understand that tho cJiairman, J. E. Yinton
Eso,., will call art early meeting of thisoommittoe,
at some central point, when a full programme o
the acrnnginenta will be perfected and published.
Papers friendly to the temperance csuae,tUrough-
out the country will oblige this committee by
giving this notice a place is their columns-
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I jpyWhen we see a preUv fo'nale foot, ue
Cl)ncmde tlrat H Wunfra lo a aautiful
w,n!,i,...ou tho ptmCiplfl that "ui! ia well tint ends
well.''
'"ST
nff UR91I AK ft.': - II MIX Alt- ! in lut'irefc he'In-,:bl f,r i! Je n ' mI d I I 4
We lestn from n t;eiila.'iuan Jirect from St. '!j4M ecmpnr of alout 80 wen, well offi
Paul, Minnesota, th.it iiieaures havo, been taken CreJ are a!out to start from St. I'kiil. where
wtrtch will probably rrwrtH m trw inrnwstiafs? nm-,
nn at Rttnitii: li fesrtalepti.ea, ta-
ken by the outlaw band of Sious at the lime of
th cwnniiion of to many murders at Spirit
Lnke, in Iowa, in March liut. Our informant
T " T'TTT
very gixxl looking attractive face, hazle eyes, black
bair, aud quite social and pleasant in conversation.
She states that the ban I who attacked the set
tle at Spirit Lake numlered about 3D men;
that they were accompanied by their women and
children. They were in tho habit of prowling
about the Silver Lake settlotnent last Fall, and
quit- saucy a id insulting, and cftei demanded
provisions.
The tsurderoiw attact made upon the settlors in
March was entirely uueipeeted. Mrs. Marble
says the Indians came to tlcir house and called
le'r husband out, and said they wanted to trade
gun with him, and mjaesled him to test his in
strument by firing at a target, which he did,
Mr. M. hearinc the repoil of the guns, ran to
the doer and eaw her husband fall ani She at
tempted to escape, but was overtaken and convey
ed to the wigwam of tlie Chief, Ink-p du-tsh,
where the also found as prisoner, Mrs. ISoblc,
(19 years old,) Mrs. Thatcher, (about 24,) and
Miss Gardner (16 years old. The friends cf Mr.
Noble and Mis Gardner had all been rourdeied.
The crueltiea p i pelraUd upon these women, as
detailed by Mrs. Marble, were moat revolting.
They were pot taken at wives by different Indians
but were stripped i nu and most brutally violated
ip turn; all their clothe were taken from tl.em
and they were compelled to go naked with their
bare feet upon the snow, The Indians broke up
their camp at Spirit Lake immediately after 'the
murders, and commenced their march to Skunk
Lake, west of the Big Sioux Hivcr. The cap
tives were compelled to carry heavy burdens the
whole distance; wheie deprived of susteuance, pud
obliged tp eat burnt quills that the Indians threw
away from their game. They also dii root
for noun- iment. Wlien tliev woul'l complain o
their treatment the savages would beat them wRfc
clnlm tl noil tin-, i arrival nt thu I' ' Sioux, all
Indian pushed Mrs. Thatcher into Hie water be -
cause she had become too much e-xlnsiKed to ad
minister to their lust or carry their burdens.
She swam idmot to the shore, whan an Iudiar
raised I is title and shot her through tint head.
She struggled for a moment on the surface of the
water, wbicdi was red with her waim life bluod,
au.l then sank to rise no more. The tiagic scene
told the surviving throa captives, with dreadful
eertaiply, the awful fate that awaited thorn when
fatigue lbou,d overtake them. The death of Mis.
Thatcher was hailed by the Indian women witli
acclamations of joy.
About r days after the part)' reached Skunk
Lake, lite two. Lac qui patle Indians, who were on
their Spiing hunt, made their appearance. They
remained till night, aud in the morning made an
otl'er of i. ne gun, a keg of powder, a lot of blank
ets and a small supply of Indian trinkets, Jfor
Mrs Marble. The offer was accepted and the
blend v Indians look their prize ntnl lelt. Mis
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. ,. t,i ! , ... ,. i , I . . ill
M. win -gnoraut ol what her late was to bo until
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tliey nail traveieu somu wnj uoni uw uunji ui
luk-pa du lab's, when she was made to under
stand thst she was with friends who would con-
vey her to whito people, Tho Indians treated
her with groat kindness, They killed a wild cat
ami roasted it, and gave her a feast. She told our
informant that it was the most welcome meal she
ever i.te, ao st. r ' had ie hecome. They arrive 1
at the Agency, at Yellow Medicine, on the 29th
of May, and was taken iu charge by Mr. Flan
dran, Agent of tho Mississippi Sioux, who accom
panied her lo St. Paul. Shu was, of course d
lilutc. In let than live hunts from tho time o!
her arrival, the generous people of that city sub
scribed tho sti m of 31,000 for her relief. Th.
ladieiof St I'aul treatod her with the greatest at
tention and kindness, and everything will be doin
for her by Oov. Modary, to aecuro hor properh
for her at Silver Lake. Tho two Indians whe
readied Mrs. Marble, worn paid the sum of iioCl1
each.
On the 24lh of May a party of trusty Sioux
from ihe Lac que-paile Settlement, left the Yel
low Medicine, under the direction of Mr. Flan
drau, to ransom, if possible, the remaiuing cap
lives. Thoy woio furnished with tho following
outfit: 4 horses; I double waggon and harness;
pair of blankets, 4 blue and 8 white; 32 of
blue square cloth: 37 1-Syardi square calico; 8ft
pounds of tobacco; 1 sack of shot, 12 shirts; seven
ii 'i i . c: 1 ...,, ,,,l, f i .iv.l f ..nl. e
rol l 01 rillOOII , UJ luumio ui iv"i.iui , i n,ll Ol
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oorn; 1 lack of flour; 2 pieces of pork, some cof-
fee and sugar.
The two extra horses, the blankets and other
goods, were to be used in the puichase of the wo
men frxiui the ludians. The provisions were for
sustenance of the party on tlie trip. Mr. Flan- that she had been living with her husband and
drau olmrgod Iho Indian postively to let no ob- his companion in Noith streot, opposite the cotton
sUcle discourage them, or no difllcully turn them'111' Barr determfrrrf to search the
7 , . , , . . .. I house, and found n quantitv of nulls aud metal
back; to exercise their best iudgment in negot,,, fie,, and" ladles, a variety of
ting for Uto release of the prisoners , but to give eaws alui
augers, and a variety of
everv thing they bad, rather than to fail. They other implements used for counterfeiting and bur
woutd havo to travel 120 milos to reach the fihuious purposes ; also a lot of unfitrshed oouu
place where Mr. Marble was found. They are j ", V?, T'9 IS of'S
P , . i ; , ed the fact that the business of counterfeiting hud
expected to have to follow the trail of the hostile WfM Qn extensiveIv j, t,e hwl90.
linliani beyond that lor several days, as the guilty Whilst he was engaged in sear:hing tho upper
band constantly change their position. Ten days rooms, the woman carried out a quantity of metal of
or two. weeks will probably be omployed in accom- me mi ant) other m,ic!c.' nd th,w ,ll,m into
iil., ! Miimnrnlta inttl T Oft 1 1 1 fT 1 Ckf 1 1 m ft It t c
pluhiug the journey and back.
The (iovernmeut hat cudered six companies of
ihe 10th infantry, now atatioued at Fort Snelliua
to go out into tho Sioux country, against the low.
B , 2 ,
mjhm t ut D.icoUh Swux, at. SpirK L ike an,,
Dos Moines; also, among the Saoques River Indi-
ans. The theory of the Government is, Rut
'hey Lava been wa&iti; for icveral week at an
jCh'". of three h injred dollars per dy, fur the
war d. piilment t rorw r 1 (heir arms will jjfi
ihroUjih th count inhabited by the outlaw
Sioux, and iflhev meet theti, will surelv bring
.-.n n ii I li i mil' I . I T i m ' . s i,.'i iiiitii. i
infl,';-'? ,m,THt. -
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WHY THE FREE STATE MEV IN KAN'-1
SAS WILL NOT VOTE AT THE COM
INO ELECTION.
The A'pitfif Saturday begins I characteristic
article, as follows:
The Republicans in Kansas, or a great many
of them, at least, have determined thai they will
not vote to make Kansas a free Sta'e. They are
determined to stand back and give the pro-sWerv
men everv encouragement to make a slave State of
it, hopinj; that in ease it i made a slave State
by their own concurrence, the will be able to
taise an exc renent over trio matter, and gain
office.
A a full an ! satisfactory answer lo these rW
iler Ruffian falsehoo'lt. we ask attention to the
following from the New York Eetntnj Post,
which used to be considered pretty good Dem
ocratic authority:
Tims far, the heroic men who have sustained,
at so crest a cost, the causo of freo labor on the
plains of Kansas, have maintained the position
that the edicts imposed upon them by the riotous
and illegal sssemblage styled the Kansas Legisla
ture should derive no validity from any voluntary
obedience on their part, and the protest from a
party embracing so large a majority of tho legal
voters of the Territory, has had no little effect
in obstructing the consummation by Congress of
the scheme for its enslavement. Now, however,
we bear, from certain quaiters, advice tendored,
their; to relinquish this advantage to reoognize
the authority of the spuri.m Legitlature, for once
ky voting at the. Constitutional Convention author
ized by that body, in the hope of obtaining a freo
State mijority of the delegates This proposition
they have, we doubt not for sufTlcient reasons,
rejected. They, iccY Governor Ceary,
asserts that the elcct o law, in all its dttails, it
C framed to secure the ascenluncy of the rro-sla-
wry party, that a! I the arranyenif.nti fvr the con
duct of the electitui are in Border liufjiun haudt,
and "la f n by fraud, inva-
tiou and violence is too dear lo warrenl them in
entering the contest.
Whether this conclusion be right or wrong
none are so able to deteimin as the parties Mho
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havo adopted it. They aro men of tried pru-
iLr.ce, experience aud devotion to the cause of free
' r .
labor, and, jiulging from their past course, wo
have everv reason to oxpect that no eircu instance
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no petty or personal motives, will induce them to
aaorii;.-.. U grave interests they mm scut. Crit -
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leiatn and eensure, therefore, even of a fiiendly
leh.mcter, l.v pi raons a thousand miles awav
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the scieie of aelMn, nud unable to understand all
!tl,e facts which constitute the present exigency of
1 r
I the free state cause, can only servo to embarnasa
nud distract the rroven ent, and can only benefit ST' lnc ' enl" uoiU cunncc" ul VM-U M,e
its opponents. There aro ahcady good Turnpike Koads running
. . . , , , . , , , T, through this propcitv, vurious other roads have been
All that remains for tho friends of free Kansas, opelluJ l0 accommodate the emigratioa and Settle
in the States and in Congress, is to furnish their i luc,u wllitl' "heady taken place.
. , . ' . . Thcte is no nop irtunitv cipial to it n'iw offered to
representatives iu the lerntory with that moral . t, n,au who wants m provide himself a home in an ca-
auuwuia wuira unj an nrwwa evil, ami w c i t ie
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address of the lopukn Convention implores.
. . . . . . ..... .A . . I I 1. 1 L I . i
npuka Convention implores.
At all events, a continued ai d resolute nhstain
anee from concession to the Jlorder-Ruffian
authorities and their spurious code, should be
encouraged, nay, insisted upon; for until the rad:.
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cnl evil under which the rights of Kansas freomon
are now prostrate be removed, theio is no hope
of the restoration of order in the Territory. It is
not peace, merely, which is desirable. The free
State men could hnvo had peacu long nro, had
they been willing to sabinit to their oppressors.
I'eace coupled with justice will alone satisfy the! b,r uf i,on work l,d lu'"'ft0"cf ill soon be star
i ,. ii i ii i i i I ted: the v aie ut present staitiug llicin extensively at
IM who in this address havo renewedly plclge.1 , Wa'n,en J tll0aB who jj m, wiah fi0 Jrc
tiieir lunuiiesHiKi uieir luureu iiouors lo mo
cause of free Kansas and freo labor.
Wiscon
sin Slate Journal
DaiESBACH THE GREAT IIORSE-TA
ME It-HOW HE GOT KILLED-HIS CON-
NEGTION WITH A GANG OF COUN
TERFEITERS.
Two men wcro recoutlv killoil by being run over
by a railroad tiain at High Spire, neat Harris
bureh, in Pennsylvania. It was ascertained
that they resided in Harrisburgli, and were just
returning from the commission of burglary. It
appears that they were ihe leaders of a gang ol
counterfeiters, and that one of them was the horse
tamer, Ht-rr Driesbach.
The Harrisburg Herald of the 1st it.st says:
On Fiiday afternoou n fomalu called al ihe olliee
oftlie Coroner aud asked him if he knew the
men who had been killed on the railroad. She
seemed to l o in great distress, shed tears freely,
and said that she feared that one of thorn was hor
, , , , ., ,.
I,,,. ,,iii. nn. Hie moment, alio saw Iniir o ol hoa
he i, excetwivoly agitated, and exclaimed,
"that is poor George's and that is poor Charley', !"
and immediately sank into a chair and raintoil.
Sho stated th i.t one of tho men washerhti"
band, and his name Williams that sho was from
Turbntville, Northumberland county, l'a , and
'discovered, containing the names of iudivid-
uals evidently members of a regularly organised
gg of counterfeiters burglars and horse thieves,
fro,m .f JSSS S T
'our Sate, nnd to Nebratka and ('aluoraia. It
j wm lisooVceJ bv examination of the doc-
u,,, Ht the man known here as Vickroy,was
no less dUlinguisbed a peisonage thau the widely
trainer. (.'. W. Hn -l m M .Tf'E ! 0
I '. H 'W, Vel '' I
' IT. Sw'j
LMmtMrT ihe
n en l W
that lie had t i-tr uiaamiail itr ntlr. Uirl ha-
-is f,.U!,..!i;roii:t! . . .. I,..!..;,', - i i...,
(or on.- of his i inn .) C,., ; . ; '.
Vaitons nthoT psj.rr and f.tr'ers a-o ii posses
ion of the Coroner, which will no doubt soon lea 1
to further ami more staitliug development, ai d
the isrmlieatio ofcotuiu paitic in this county
and CM counties of Lyconiiejr. N'oithum'jerlan !,
ft..?'
x. Ti e womtn (M . JIV
$() left very MiodenlfJlM
av evening, in the tram for
rM
dlv, on I
Philadelphia.
Just before c-ttinir into the omni
fma, she was swi to rahe one ofttn? s'slr step'
take out a quantity of soii.ething reaemhlino coin,
and hurriedly liiruat it into her trunk. When in
formed of this fact the Coroner hactened in pur
suit of the W'omsn, but the cars were gone and the
bird had fbwn.
JiDtiE Li Mil. While eno of the Supreme
Judge was recently itaying iu Parie, he went to
visit a French Professor. The Frenchman asked
the stranger a number of questions, aud among
the ret, 'a here do you live 1' 'la California.'
'Well,' said the rude Gaul, 'what is your oecup.i
;ion?' "I am Judge of lie Suineme Court."
'0, ah!' returned the Frenchman, 'then I need
not ask your name; It is Lynch, eh?' It a
unnecessary to observe that the conversation hire
concluded.
fjIl'mnn could sail to heaven in porridge
pots, with mas of beef and mutton, what a voy-
srcr would a charitable man make!
New CVDucvtiscmcnts,
TO 1B0SE Wfio WA.T FARMS.
A FARM WITHIN THE RKACII
OF EVERY MAN!!!
T
Iltf A'IDGH'AY FA KM COMPANY hot made ar
rancomentt by whicli all who desire to Settle or pur
chase a home can do so.
The Farms consist of the best limestone soil of the
moat superior ojnality for fsrmir.g, in a rapidly impro
ving plao. into which an tiienaire emicraiiou ia now
pouring. Tho property la located in .'Ik County, Pcnn
svlvania, In the midst of a tbrfrtng populatlun nf some
lo, i, no. I he climate is pvrfectls healthy, and tho t.-i
liulo plague of the Veat fever li ui known. It also
has an abundance of the bent i)nsliiy of Cnsl and Iron.
The pr'ioe to bey H out i (rein te jit) per acre,
payable by initalliueutj, to ba located at tho time of
perehatiog, or s share of 23 seres eniitllng to locate
the same lor 13(10, payable B per month, cr t awes
payable 1 permoinh. tliscouut for every sum of 10(1
and under, paid i ailvance, a discount of 5 per cent,
will be allowed, and foe over tUoa dbcount uf o per
cent,
Iu considi ring the advantages of einigrating to this
tlieafity the follow in ate preatnted:
Fimi Thescil ia a ilea liumatonc, capable of raising
the heavies', crops, owiti to which this settlement has
altaincd its pres-nt great prosptiily.
Becount It ia the centre of the great North West
6'ual Basin, and is destined won to become one ol the
greatest basini ss places in the Niate. It wilt supply
lid nr1 I. iL.t miirk'.r. f ar-riirilinc. lo niiniihitinn nml
j travel the guattstin the Union.) It has five worka
P ww ",iwtB"!S!Sj to
aggregate to over l tec', which makes i i.UUO tons M
coal under each acre. This will make tin laud of Ines
: "Jr v"'"e'.o . i . r tii i
The eiuiuentS'a'e grnlngist Dr. Chas. T, Jackson "f
Boston, ban made a geological survey of tile kind, and
analyzed 'ho ""''. tho iron ore and the limestono -
Tin- report together wnh niapsivil be tuniisheu tu
inquucis.
t urth-7'aree railroads are laid oirt tbiough this
' nmnmlv. rhe San iu i v iuul r.i le Uoioiii elves us i
ittrVet for onr coal to the lakes Wtm from Rrle la
! ' large part of this road has boon 8..-
ished, and h no In running order. A heavy force
now forking from Erie toward our land la tkie we
f t,,e w. '" ' ''P'i be
tiaHM it will noon he hiuslieil. iue Alleghany K4U-
road cniinects a with New York, Boston and l'itis
.. ... , .. ,.li ii u- ,.n
he csn hve in
IJ wVj u iu "-
i prospc',i,, ia i,i pen lence, in a climate
I rv licit tiiv
PKtWA'tT.
7.Y II K ALT II V
No cae ol the (ever ever having been knon to oc
cur 1 1 this aettlemet.t. It is not like going lo the back.
woods ol the West, among perhaps intolerant people.
; where there is no society, churches or schools, where
"10 Pc 01 u wl,e',e u'e ""?''" V:
lur u, in iwi L L hi! htallhii st clni.il r III the vvui M
has lo erdure sickness and pain, nd perhaps ruin his
health and tV.ulol hi" family. Hut here ia a thriving
isetlleineiit having ibieo towns, containing churches,
choolp, ho es,l:loies, saw inillJ, grist mills, and every
thing desired. There is a cash market t hand.
Thu lumber tradelast U'ur ciuouutcd to over two hun
dred million feet ol lumber, lua s. loi t tune, owing to
! the coal, it will become still more valuable, as a uuin
iho payments are such lliat they cm easily buy a farm
to save their rising tainiliej bom want In tho future, or
to gain a o.i., by therUe which will take ph'Ce
in the value ol lands. ly au outlay scarcely missed,
a fubs'antial piovision can be made.
l'eisous should malic early spplicslion, ayply or
write te A'. JeAMe, Beorttarf, No. I3j Wulnut B,,
belcw F flh, 'hiladelphla. .otters carefully answer
ed giving lull iufoiuiation.
Shares or tructs of land can bo bought or secured
by letter enclosing tho first instalment of five del
htn, when tho subscriber will be furnished with books,
maps, lie. H'arrantiu) Heeds given. Tersous can
also purchase fiom our Agents.
Koute from l'hibdeljhiato Tyrone on the Penniyl.
rania Cential Itailroad, aud thence by Stage to tho
land. This is a delighllel seasmi to visit Pt. Mtry'i
the besi hotel aacoinmoditiuiii is afiiirded. Knquire
for K. C. Schults, Ej,tho Ageut for the property at
St. Mary's.
Juno 18, 1857. Sm.
" sheriff's" sale"
Bt virtue of a writ of Ft fa et r;iv facia Issued out
of the Court ef Common I'leaslor Carroll Coaaty, Ohio,
nd to ma directed. I will offer for sale at the door of
the Court house, In Carrollton, between the hour of
ten o'clock A. M, susr lour o clock V. si, on
Saturday the 2tt day 4 July, A. D, 1857,
the following real estate, to wit: Lot dumber four, in
Isaac AlVinsou's first addition to tho town of Ca roll
ton, tognhcr with the improvement! theieon, consist
ing of a Steam tirUt anu wn aim inu mo neery
lixture" 7'ikcn ui execution, ana win ne soiu ny me.
Terms Cash. J"UA'II. H'lTt7aBn,
Juue ISth. 1W,-5w. pr.teea onerm.
PE1TTI0N TO SELL LAND.
John in iier, wtinMii, j v i. . i " . i v u j
vs I Probsto Court.
FrettelinaBeite. ol als. )
To Dont Ceiter, Philip Hickman, Martina ITickman,
r,...a A:i..rhri. Aaatha Ebeihatt and 7i've Zieiter,
who are heiraand legal rcpreseuHuves of John Beiler,
deceased.
Vou sre hereby informed that on tho fourth day ol
June 1657. said administrator filed his petition iu the
I . ' j. . . n ..... ill,;., ii,,, ... i
Piobate Court ol larrou eouiuj, ..
prayer ol whieli perilion is to obUlu an order on the
leutu day ol July. A.D. 18S7.forthe atsignneitt of the
dower of Fredelina Better, tho widow of said John
Better, deceaeed, in and (or the sale of the following
.tte of which the said John Beiter died seized,
or so mucJi thereof as may bo necessary lo pay the
detils of said decedent, w wit: me .-vum flan corner
ol the South-West Qaarter of .Section tii of Town
ship fifteen, of 7.'atsc fire, inMahiTn fortv teres more
or le 1 situate in Carroll cjuntv, tlhio.
HiSA'r.S BSttlStt, AirnrV. of
JOHN UHry'KK, deceased.
By S. U. CKAIN'E, Ittorney forpelilioiicr,
June U, 1;57. 4w.
IMII.HKRS.
In On. Irt ,.y,i,,,..iKI
ll Jst of Jutr, Hi7
Merll, M. and tn
Mi i'm a, Ilia belldfu of
Ij Creek, a
i i VI I.; kt th
ore oil tier '. :. --. . . tV i ,,f Uincrra, Ofci .
I on .1 t ..I.', M 'oninnssioneri of
.iy nu sr.AYEIl, l
Carroll County.
ju-c liia iu,-;a.
BT8TATK UTIKIHITT.
cuoici; Fiusr CLASS lnubance
nr THE
nsiiriiiict' I oiiijiiiii) of llarifuiU I'onu.
i xc o k r o n t r. i 1 s i - r ii a r t A'fi pmu vnv a .
kirk and mm
NAVIGATION T N 8 IT R A V 0, 1
tails the attention of its friend, pations, and th
public genotally, to the following facts:
OK IT HAVICU
C ASH CAPITAL OK $90D,O0i:.'
Willi ASSETl AMOl N'TINU TO
1,307,903,42!!!
Has Tnosacled Busines surcenfu'lr it- rear, m,
. continues to progress in health,
WEALTH AND VITALITY.
Paid an .fggrcgatc Loss of ovpr l 1 0,000,000
Is orgamaeu on a .Vatlinal nts with lord agrncie
In til principal places, anihsr M treantile sya-
tt iu , fotwided on a Cash StaadarJ,
with an enviable reputation
alike the same on
the bank
(f
the Hud-
son, or the Viti
sippi, the f!u f of Meiico, or
the Northern Xikes, presenting a
poweiful orfaiiization as a conservator nf aub-
lic good and Rood of integrity; equal to all emergen
cies It undertake, worthy ef the
STABILITY AND DIGNITY
OF I
EMIXESTA M ERICA X O ORP OR A TOX,
ON MERIT A ONE
FOt'KDIXO ITS) CIAIM8
TO PATKO.AOE t l FAVOR,
AfToiOing superior facilities and Security in matter of
iu.'inanae Commercial, Mechanical, Meicanl'ile
or Rural, while ranking for importance and
publio service
tub rust of
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
of fctttfctt;
1KHI llSS AT
Iltes ar.d Rules as I,iboral as tho A'ikj essoined per
mit for Solvency and Ka Pinfit. A'sprciai
attention given to the iusiiranee
nf Dwei.linss nini cement?,
frf a period 01 from i ft to five veir.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED.
AND
Promptly Paid.
P0LIOIEH ftSXtRB WITHOUT DELAY BY
L ULMAN', Acii-:xr. CAIMIOLLTOX, OHIO,
June 1 1 tli, le.r)C. I mo.
RAGS ! RAGS !
lliing them along in d cet in eiehanje nice cheap
W A L L l A f N li,
t MkfcVRfl i !) & Sr. Dano Srnat.
WOOL! WOOif
TIIF, PGOnill'.TOP.S OF THE NEW PHII.AD'A
WOOLEN FACTORY ! !!
fjlAKE this method of informing all those interested,
1 that they have made extensive repairs in their es
tablishment, and are now prep ire 1 to manufacture for
thu country,
ON Till-: SIU&ES OK UY THE YARD
Tw pounds wool for one yaid Saitiuet, prices per
vai d will range from .'11 i ts. to M cts., aa to (piallty.
Itlinkets, pUin or siripnd, I on, lx, 75to t:i.6i'pr
pair; lu lbs. tub wool tor tUnkcta from (i Hi, to 6j
lbs., and 16 o. Inr a yard' of Sali let providing the
wool is in good condition, won washed sad free of lierrs.
I lo have on ham! aa d il! ese.unjje for llool. Cloth
GA3SIMERES,
Saltinets, riain :u,d- R,l Flaini.el Drinkots and
Stocking Yarn.
C A RD I N 0,8 PJ N N I N Q A M) REELING.
Also, Doubling and Twisting done to order, W can
not work wool that is only half washed ; to hare
GOOD WORK
prepare your wool propcily, and we will warrant satta
fiction, il we fail in giving it we will retail! the week',
and pay the full value of the material,
T. K WH'.T.tMS 4 COC
.Yew Phila lelj.liia, June tM l.-sj7. 2 mo.
SIIERIFE'S RALE.
Tlionias McCoy; ) 7?y virtue of au Execution, iera
v f ed Irom tho Court of Commoti
Patrick Tieruan i Picas of Columbian coualy, and
and v Si-Mr vl Ohio, In this case, and to
Aidley Burns- ) me Jireated, I will expose to tela
at the door of the Court Ujusu iu Citfrollton, Carroll
county and .State of Uhin, on
Sa'urday the 27 th day of June, A. D. 1857,
the following propert v, to wit: One bay hor. one
jailver watch, oue saddle and bridle, taken in execution
by me. bulo to comment e at 10 o clock A. V. of said)
day. Terms cash. JUILV II. ,W HITCH A FT,
June 11th 18:7.-td. SLeruT.
.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Elizabeth Sharp, j By virtue ol au execution ui
va J- ed from the Court of Common
Joseph Barclay. ) Pleas of Carroll eouiny and Stale,
of Ohio, iu this case, and lo Bi directed, I will ex .
pose tq sale on
Saturday the 2th day of June, A. D. 1857;
at the door of the Court House, in Carrolltoa, Carroll
connty, Ohio, the following property ,to wlti One Serve
mare.'one top Buggy, one faddle, one bi idle, and a lari e
and well Belecied lot of Books, taken in execution by
me. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day
and will be continued from day to day till all ia told.
Terms cash. JOHN U. WHITCSAFT,
une 11, lJ57.-td. Sherhf.
SOMETHING NEW!!
Hall s Young AmericaFire Cracker Pist.1
This is admitted to be the most amusing Tor ever
offered to Young Auieaica,aaiuble for all lime a year.
It makes a leport equal to the common Pistol, and car-,
ries a ball with the same precision for ten pace, though,
not with force enough lo kill, making it the only cheap,
and harmless piatut lor targe', practice in existence.
100,000 sold in four week.-l Ke'ail f ire, 'IS ctf,
and.upward according to the market. Trade price 1
dollars per 100 pistols, cash on delivery. Sent oy Ex
press to any part of the country. A. W. HALL.
:t!5 BJoaUway, N. Y., Inventor andtlule .Manufactu
rer. A full description, siih engravings, sent to ay ad-,
dress on receipt of a pottage stamp.
Fire Crackers constantly on hand. Jff loll Agents
Wanted. A beautiful specimen Pistol eont by Kxprese
or Mail pre-paid on receipt of tl
June 11, lS07.-:it. II. S.S.
ONE JJOJAj A U per hundred given for old metal, at
the steam foundry on Liabou street, by
may 2 1, '51 it J McGUIKE,