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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

OtF-A singular celebration took place on
the 9Th instant at North Coventry, Connec-
tcut. The church in that town celatnatea
by religious obserHa noes the one-hundredth
anniversary Of its establishment, and the
Divine blessing on the occasion was m
31ked by the venerable Dr.. NoTT,of Frank
lin, now in the niaeiy-se2om year OF his
age, end the sin'yJf:lh Of his ministry
Afr. the religious ,cereulenies were over,
the company dihPd together at the acade-
nv, and at the head of one Of the 4abIes
the re4erned and venerable patriarch was
placed, furnished with q pewter platter
once belangnSfothe Rev. SamsonDccnm.
the celebrated Indian preacher, cnd with .
Yapkin made oHe hdnbred and Nifty years
h 90 by lady Of Boston, who has been
Soud more than century. Much Of thf
table furniture was Of pewter, such as the
arfc eslors Of chose present Used, and cakc
was served made from a receipt used
cen1ury ago, "bean poridge," 0 iaVorttt
dishtf oIdHn sine, not being forsotten'.'- -
After dinner The company adjourned az
diep,--Jhat is, a vote was passed adjourn
ing the ntceyng to'the'9lh dayof October
! > 045.-MHTt,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

THE TARIFF.-Informaton from Wash
ington city states, that ot a late meeting Of
the Cabinetlo approve Of the PROPOSITION
of the President in his next Messag6to! re-
peal the present Tariff, sbolish'all minimtfni
and specific d4Yties, ,'snd enact anew law
fl. revehue only, tho Presidents advisers
were equally divided as follows: =,
For 11epeal.-Secretaries Walker 'and
Mason, POST Master General Johnson.
against Repeet-Secrt tafies BGchahan
Marcy, and Bancroft. ,.,,..,.,...,.,
And the deClsionin fa7orof the'teSsage
was adopted by the d'tasting tdteOf the Pre-
sideht. - Ciaciindtt Gazetts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

SvnEAr TnfvEs -Dan.Winche)l, all Old
oiIe,der. and JhWnecy Spencer,.were dis
,novsNd in II barn in Portage county, ne we
4ienrn from the Star, stealing wheat, and IN
asrrurtrd before hcy had bagged much. Sc
Nhcy empued their bags, took to their wig
=bn, end drove of with all epeed They
puerr fsru I'd Oh horseback, and overiuken
So lew n miles, Rot they refused TO stop
and drove the faster Finding they could
..r5qS-up them, the pvYsuers cut the bride
a. r.s. snd rus turned off tha horses and
1p.,a the wagon, but she yIhine escOpod
TIe herBcs were put in stable, bat a.
pigln were Hoien away. Since theh 'Ih'
sogucs have been arrested separately SnI
held 20 hal N the gum OF $500 eae!S and
calling to procure u, were femahJed to J''
aoswut .heir trial - Cmcianah GnseHe
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

been resorled TO in di.farent places, but
the took stiH comeseut.
The papers and letters were ina box IN
Ithe Custom House, at.New York, ,"where
Mckenzie got them. -When 0steSJdH
3ut, The public gel The truth.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

VIRGINIA LASD Sh.Es Upwards Of 80.
Sor0 acres oil land in Rltche and Wood
<onnties, Virginia, ale offered for sale icr
,sx,s, ON lhe Ath and ~ III daysoi Novem-
lrr, lGAb. Care hae been tu&rn so to con-
duct these sales, rs to pass 10 the pnfcha-
selt good title. The surplus, if any after
Ds,ing lhe taxes, interest and expenses, ia
nn1 to thcwepent on neiH. I+nproved ng-
s,cu ure and increased population is sexpec'
tx. - .SJsSrl, irGln Lhsss salss,--Cm Ger.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

IMfoETANT MOVEMENT A preliminary
meeting of number of the citizens of
Pittsburgh, without distinction of party,
was held on Tuesday evening, at the Ex.
change lIoteIin that city, to take measures
for calling a mass Tariff Convention at an
early day, in order to protest aguinet any
change by Congress in the prescntreycnu7
laws. This movement (says the Journal
promises IN energetic expression 'ot the
feelings of ,ptnnsyIvanane on the schiaot,
fand we were glad TO observe among me
most prominent at this meeting 1tnshy ol
our leading Democrats,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07
FRIDAY:;::::::"::N0V. q, 1S45

IE-Tke Supreme Corrtsits here on'Mon-
day next. Those having business'as sui-
tors, Jurors, 'and.gOih'esses, would do well
obe in attendance early in the day. That
court.dontwait,a miHute for any one
Be in by sn1ne in the morning at farthest.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07
EFFECTS or. THE TARIFF.

j vii hardly be believed, it is certainly
not generally known, teaysAhe North A.
mertcan) that while two years ago there
were but two anthracite iron furnaces in
Pennsylvania, there are now'so lees than
itoCniy-seuea in active operation, consum-
ing 100000 tons OF coal annually. Such
facts should be spread beloreHhe people as
extensively as possible. ItwouId be Curl
Gus inquiry for sott,e gentleman having the
facts 81 his command, to ascaEajnthe a.
ntofiabor employed in these immense
works, tracing that labor through all its
operations, the effects upon the business
Of the neighborhoods where the different
works, are located, the immense advantage
to the agricultural interest, and the results
TO tie trade and commerce of the mctropo
lis of the. Commonwealth.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07
"A PEARL. e The Nashville Banner ttb

A PEARL. e The Nashville Banner ttAtes
'thh: an orphtp Soy residing near the mouth
ofyhe Cumberland river, Nwho obtained a
s3c.nty living by fishing, rstGftfy picked
'Gp'a small White STONE, 'whict' he kept for
n5 5Ssauty. "a sentIemsn WHO accidental
lgeHught sightofit, saw fhntiHwas a bsa'F
dh&Hold the boy, who wasEihing to Sell i
fora few pennies, not 10 fGG' with it, DIS il
wits very vauabte, and coald be sod ioI
en5Ggh toIjiSy f6r'hts education. 1t was
takeatt ttoa jewellers, and Is Slid to 6e'wor(l
At least'50O dollars. 1t ts T16w in Philadei
Dhln, and is 3:8th Of am fhch in diameter
weighs eighteenBtdins, ,shd IS withoaT fldN
or q effect.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07
Correspondence getke Courier & Enquirer.
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct 81, 184s.

WASHINGTON 'ClTY, OCt. x, 1870.
I am informed that MI. Pakenham has
nadea proposition to Mr., Bnchanan, the
Secretary OF State that the difference be-
tween the United States Rnd Great Britain
on the snbject of tire Oregon territory,
should be referred 10 some third power for
the purpose of being settled by arbitration.
To this proposition Nr. Buche nanis willing
to accede, and he has advised President
Polk to recommend the adoption Of, this
course in his presFage to Congress, on that
body's assembling, This President Polk
has dechned'to do, on the ground chat the
western democracy will not be satisfied
with sach acourse, The matter accord
iigly is no farther advanced than twas "a.
the ihGug garation, though possibly Mr.. BIZ
chanan may be able to induce the President
to adopt this course before Congress meets.
We shall see. It@wIi be remembered that
John C. Calhoun when Secretary of State,
is said to have 'decliaed any arbitration
whatever on thesuIject. These facts may
be relied upon.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

D. 1345, and in the aeventieth year OF the
.lndepende OF The United States ol
America. M. BAR ILE4.
Blythe Governor;
SXMUEL GALLOWAY, SeCfstGry9t state.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

'qS5-Tn iowa theyweigh pork BY putting
splank across a rail, with a hog on one end,
and thenpiling &tohes enough on The other
end 10 balance; chen guess at the'weight
Isof the Stones!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

any lad" said young lady to boy
carrying an empty mail bag, ''Are YOU the
mali boy" Ye duzen, think il the female
boy, duS ye.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07
THE CROLS In EuROPE

BY the Iateat intelligence we earn'ttat
the crops Of Europe will be short. The
rains a d storms of Europe, will we have
no doubt, enhance the price of flour in the
United States. Already wheat has ad-
vancedrweIve and q halftants per busheI,
and -four fifty cents per barrel, in New
York.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07
MARRIED.

On the 28th ult, by the Rev. J. Adams,
SAMUEL KINDER to ANNE MERRIoK, all Of
Carroll county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-07

Beaumont is pogscssedof too much good.
ness of heart to treat the now fepentaH'
vile and mother otherwise tlatWu. N'l"-
ness, but his affection and confidence eye
scan never regain; loss irreparable! Her
husbonu cannol i6.gv! the past! How can
he, when his eye rests upon his idiot toyi
a aronstant, living repIoach4o iha wfeIched
,notherl
l Harrington is tender, uTectionate hus-
band, proud father, and the happiest OF
nenl Mary neglect5 meme Of her powers
pf pleasing, now thatshc has secured the
loys,of her husband. She sill wears the
same brghvsniIei she still ornaments her
,yoons with flowers and practices his favor
ite ans, the dresses with the same slmp-
,.eity, Gnd.alhoueh she has now more than
snne lutte pet to'caim her care, her home Is
'4bc perfection of neatnees and order.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-12
ARABIAN HORSE BREAKER.
VOW ~ RIcHNoSD /.


That there has long existed in various countries of the
world class Of persons who protested to possess the pow
Of tanning the widest horse by only known 10
themselves presume be fact known TO most Of our
readers II IS referred to by many authors travellers and
Others: On the continent Of Europe they called we
think, "Whspeers" The subject has not been though,
Of dignity enough, that aware to excite the eurios
~ attract the investigation Of the learned Probably IL
has been generally regarded mpo,ue OF knavery TO
oKtoH money from the oredulous.
And yet we believe very differently. We witnessed yes.
erday the experiment NJ tanning turbulent by the
gentleman shove styled which satisfied that the pow
cri real and fictitious, aud that the effect for the
time % least, IS perfect, aud assured by Mr. Fan.
cher. the Horse Breaker, lhait permanent too. The e1
pertinent performed the Circus The exhibition to
tho public eye, consisted Of throwing the upon her
side, by the machinery Of leather strap carried over her
shoulders and buckled each end her sncles which
being gradually contracted She per force down after
whle first upon her knees den her side The expert
monicr the "Mesmorssr' wag called himl then gently
manipulated her face, and psed her neck and after half
minute spilled powder 10 her nostnls. The fac.
tnings then lsosed and she permitted 10 rise
I'VE should have stated that she exhibited during the ma
nipuIaon indications Of pleasure instead Of fighLl-
When up. Mr. Faneher took hold Of her tail and suspend
ed his weight upon w. She then led Of by his asss.
ian he s suspended by her tail and suffering himself u
be dragged song. During ihese feats she exhibited
/ alarm OF disPOsuOn 70 kicks sheep SKIN mot very
agreeable to horse) then tied TO her tail which N,
dragged about tie Circus without any sign Of re-
pugnsnce. Mr. Fancher ten snapped bis fingers when
she turned and followed him.
Such the result Of the experiment and yet die
not regard doing justice % Mr. r. w his secret forth,
had been broken and In the power Of th'
spectators know what degree Of widpes. he had to sub
due. Ne would have preferred he says the widest
tsnrju caught In the Prsines Tho widest and most
broken colt 10 die vicinity q Bchnopd, the principle
hsth easier 10 teach the aatsss han hrst 20 snfsr
sad tsn 10 teach the misssughr Perhaps some Of on
friends 10 the peigbbofhocd hsye particularly vicious az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-12
To lie Edifars Of iAr IYkiz,


oenuemeh-i nave seen' IN some OF the public prints.
"in snort me' complaints oil the ATisioeTaey which
supposed 10 nave ooinned IN the University Of Virginia,
ana nrea gwen out without some radical changes
inc pfesen, ofganzsuon oil the insiuiion-by which
may DC mace 10 conform more nearly TO the Progressive
spr Of the ums'-'he finishing blow should be given
the work lately commenced by juvenile band Of rioters
about all ihS (shongh have rather an ncreduous
ior ~ my information being limited, express definite
opnon But here - one OF our State Institutions whose
ofgsnzaton IN one particular OF least = we'll deserving
o. scrutiny on The part Of the People OF Virginia. and
when u seems h'hero' to have escaped. aude TO the
Virginia Military institute" am not uniformed Of
the extreme sensVeness with which some regard the least
uniavorablc mention Of this Military School. But, this
shsi not deter me from pressing on public attention what
conceive to be gIaring and misehieyous Of
Its legal provisions In the words Of departed States
man: Truth Is my Aim-nnd @heresoever she leads the
way DO not lear 10 follow "hhop, further remark,
enter solemn protest against that provision Of Law, essh
fishing the ins'ne which, not IN 30 many words does
~ reality give TO Sendfors the appointment Of State Ca
de' IN their respective Districts For, presume, none
Will deny that such Is, virtually the operation Of the law.
what aVsis hen' would ash that poor young man,
wishing Tor the time being, TO become beneficiary Of his
native State through the medium Of m Military Institute
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-12
DIPLOMATIC SHAVING

It's generally known that mystery has been owe,
the insismens Of the Mexican indemnify. Tha, mystery
may be somewhat explained by the subioined
The mystery Of the missing Instalments OF the Mari
caa Indemnify noticed the Courier des E,as un,, al
Saturday The facts are said be derived from person
recently arrived from Mexico and one intimate with
Ana even to knowledge Of his tampcring in stocks Tn,
Souer however, declines any responsibility A
TO the person named, who has furnished the following
1T Is known that sum Of 8275, 900 10 I'm question
making the quarterly payments OF April juno and July
iSt THIS sum has reached the government NJ
washington although the Mexican government insists
paid and exhibits the receipts Of the of
the u States Here is the explanation Is furnished 10 s
ih's enigma Mr. Shannon, the u s. Minister Mr. Vo..
tue agent OF the U. 5. To receive money and M ri
gneos The Minister OF Finance in Mckee, arc said 10 have
been interested IN more Than speculation The mart,
nership WINS indeed official between Mr. Voc. and M
irisueros, who belonged the same comm erci,l
urn. W. IriEueros not having minister, money
money TO pay the a. ,hey fell due
induced MT Shannon aud Mr. Vsss accept drafts ON The
Treasury IN favor Of and endorsed by an English house in
Tor being $50 900 more than tho
que. In Return was agreed that Mr.. Trgueros should
accept from Mr. Shannon Mexican Treasury Notes in
ment OF the excess OF S50000 and these were 10 be
bought any where at from To 10 per cent-so greatly
were 'ney deprecsied-this little operation would leays
pfont OF some forty odd thousand dollars to the
agents In return, they were to give full and entire &C
quahee 10 the Mexican terms for the nav
eHf OF the two nstslments whereas they had only ber,
inundated Such said be the secret history OF mi.
little diplomatic jobbing."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-12
"Ala,! Ms|ortunes trapel in a t,aia.p

From the numv Of serious fires and about Pittsburg
it would seem that the words Of Young quoted above
have been fully verified. May the citizens OF Pittsburg
and vicinity have good hereafter to be ignorant OF
similar msfor'unes to those which have repeatedly be-
fallen them Of late. Here is the last,
"ANOTHER PRE- NEAR PITTSBURG.-We
learn by slip from the Pttsbu Chronicle that on Saru
day morning about o'clock, fire broke ia the Ro
ling Mill Of Messrs. Woods, Edwards & Mcknight in the
borough ." birmingham, opposite riiIsburg, ihc Mo
ngngahela side. The buildings was soon enyelopod in
James being entirely comp sd Of wood and 1t was only
by the most strenuous eGerions the negbborng buildings
were saved. The Rolling Mill and Forge portion OF the
establishment were entirely consumed The exerons Of
both hGemen and citizens TO the surrounding buildings
which FIRE in every direction highly credi.
table The warehouse and nail factory saved with
great cKertons. The loss is down $4,000 Messrs
Woods Edwards Mcknight had their warehouse burned
by the great fire the 10th We understand they were
insured East About 100 hands will be thrown Of en-.
piOymen by this catastrophe. The fire communlcat.
ed from Of the stacks"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-12
DIED.

On Friday morning, at half past O'Clock, in the ITth
year Of her age, MISS ELIZA f. f., daughter OF John
Crecl, Esq.
In the city Of Norfolk, Va, on friday 6ihinst EDWARD
WM. WILBERN, son Of Tbummor and Sarah wilbern,
sged two months and eleyendays
On Saturday June 7th, MRS. HARRIET AGREE,
wife OF Thomas AGREE Of Hanover.
Enough moving In the humber walks Of life. every one
IN her Vicinity might testify how holy and unbamaby she
behaved herself among Us
she s doubtless rejoicing IN the presence OF that ss-
yiour whom, not having seen. she loved This memorial
- penned by one differing from her IN points Of re
gous faith oefianly 1.-THE deceased member Of N
Reformed Baptist church, but who loves record her
sense Of Mrs. Acreos modest worihshe fulfilled the
rous obligations Of wife, mother and neighbour In such
manner as TO render her peculiarly dear all around her
and her bereaved husband and friends have the
OF knowing that there loss s her eternal gals.
A. Orange Grove. tho residence Of his father (sy als
le44 Allison, infant son Of John X. and Leila N. Spots
wood.
Ellis wend down
While yet IL was day,
In spendour and beauty
Passed swiftly away"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-12
Reasons for Remopai from, and Recitation IN,
Public Ofices.


Parson Brownlow, OF the Jonesboro' Whie seems TO
Judge pretty correctly the OF his Excceney the
President for removing the Hon. Bailey Peyton from office
and his retention OF Henry A. Wise. IL is well known
that, in the campaign OF 40 Mr. Polk and Mr. Peyon had
occasion TO meet ireqenty the stump in Tennessee
became necessary Of those occasions for the lat
ter gentleman to bear down pretty heavy blows upon
the former and would seem, from Mr.. Folks conduct
since lie has accdeny the vantage ground OF his
competitor, that he has remembered forget" how
TO let down the vengeance which he has long
be wreaked out when opportunity could be afforded him
do So Can President Polk bring in the plea Of
cy against Mr. Peyton Ohno. Such plea would recoil
upon its author and make him ridiculous than his
conduct in thus and other has DONE James n Polk
has too much prudence, say the least to bring his own
meagre qualifications into comparison with the superior
abilities OF Bailey Peyton Suffice say that the Presi-
dent has allowed ms own private grievances oveule the
good OF his country.
But. how is it in the of Henry A. Wise Do we
not all different principle carried out. Here is case
in which, perhaps the President might be somewhat
cusabe for showing little resentment Of personal and pr
grievance. Mr.. Wise, all know threatened to
pull Speaker Folks proboscis and he the Speaker was
not disposed at the time get enough to Mr. W. to
have his pulled Parson Brownlow thinks tina, Mr.
Polk yet disincned have his proboscs pnched and
has therefore, kept Henry A. Wise at respectable d,s
tanee from him.
Here is Brownlow's article upon the subject:
BAILEY PEYTos. Eso.-This talented Wing who for
the last four years has held the Office OF United States At
torney for the District OF Louisiana, and who never com
promiiied his principles, betrayed his honor the post
he held has been removed bv the descendant Of old Zeke
Polk
We were present at the time MIR. Peyton committed
offence for which he told to stand aside IL was on
the public stand in Nashville, the Convention of 1870
Polk had denied reading the certificate Of Gen. Jackson
on the stump in old Bedford County prove that he was
not otrdido Mr. Wise, and to prove that he brars
man. Peyton charged before twenty thirty thousand
men, and called the citizens Of Bedford 10 bear him
out and about hundred respectable responded that
they present. and heard Polk read said certificate -
This is known all who that great Convention
and hisis the cause Of this removal.
As to Mr.. Wise, the coaborer of Mr.. Peyton on the
hoor oil Congress in denouncing the corruption Of Jackson
ana such Of his tools Polk, Cave Johnson &c-ho too
would have been recalled from his mission but Polk fears
that he would retun and eher pull his nose OF again 90
into Congress and make war upon his administration .,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-12

annsnssssbis darssva Of col, which ,hsy whh sub
daed-snd that without whip he ess eruel,y-to he
bit. leo We snueat them TO bring him in.
Mr.. o. II. p. Fanehss 10 = ksn,uckian and = man Of
courteous dspsrnsn, and pleasing address He attained
this singular secret be in Yues,an one Of tho Msx
can Provinces, whittier II carried, he undeu,ood
by an Arab; That IL probably however, 6c,iou mot Of
h'') since we know Of intercourse between Arabia
and Mexico. and the Arabs do go down to the sea In
ships Nos 10 necessary to enhance the value Of tho
secret TO trace in origin the Deserts Of Arabia Some
OF the Msxeans good hopemen % the Arab OF the
Desert
Mr. fAneher will undertake to make the refractory
carriage horses, ws understand. draw a Budslos Robe
quietly and submsvey, which, next to dead horse In of
all things the most offensive 10 Them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-12

It's supposed that $4,000 emigrans from Europe will
srrve IN this country during tho present yesr-Tho New
YORK Gazette Gays that 10000 have already arrived and
adds-"l Is not little singular that an unusual proportion
OF these are Bakers aud tao-he Bakers from Germany
and the Tslors from England"
extensive pail factory, saw single and clapboard
mill OF Messrs. Sawyer Tagsr at Eisborourh BnJ,s
N H. together with the wooen mill and grst mill Of Mr.
sandy smith, were entirely destroyed by ERE on Thursday
evening. the 2sh ut The loss is estimated $780, Of
which only 92S00 is covered by insur ance.
The steam saw mill Of Messrs. WIN. Carman & Son a,
Camden N j. was consumed BY fire Saturday evening
Loss $4,000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-12
BOSTON MARKET-s.ruRpAY ArrERyoo,. Inn,

Cotton-The market inactive and bu, few sales
ore made, without any material alteration in prices Mo-
ssses-Moderaio sales Of Cienfuegos trade a 29c
sale OF $50 hds Cenfuegos made day TO 90 South
terms not made public Susar-Sms sales 10 the trade
at quotations. sale Of 500 boxes Cuba brown ordinary
was made yesterday for export. at 7ts7ic long
Provsonshe market IL firm and prices have tendency
10 advance particularly in Pork. Sales Of Navy Mess to-
day at sc cash. Beef and Pork command from 25 to 5Oc
per Dbl more Than heY did week since Corn-Tho
market closes 20 DAY very heavy The stock board is
disposition TO purchase those prices. Flour-The
receipts large and goes into store for wan,
OF buyers but few sales msde Genesee good brands
LAS.