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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
TROsPLcTCS OF TEE
EOsTO's NIEErV A-tfrwEVTT.

Tie first ruzl a.. itc Earfru " C,E'v A,t et-Ur
-as lszue1 On 10 q glt fll friaf Ort lc- .as. q IS
devoted o tir ssfl Hairu l .srsI-ur,us i1.c.i-
eenee both fore gu end Domestic. end % 'ts rlrr .r
Of literature. at science, mechanics. eg.,u nv md
rational tuusemCuL
/, IS of large size, neatly printed On fac white
paper, and Illustrated ty s-..rs o. valuable WOO.
gIgay.Hgs, many Of them from new designs
AZ experienced and cCmpC'sn, c-.tJr has tao:r-
d the literary department. s.et D. s,v.rL .l-os
and gentlemen Oi arknoz legged ability.
Each number q the paper Eil! contain a cArtfally
Corrected price current end otaer items o. important
eonnerelsl intelligence, the accuracy Of which utJ
Be safely relied On.
Il Is The design Of the publishers 70 nhkr ts Bos
ton Weekly AhenIun & Pleasant csuptnon and {
welcome visiter in every family e!rcle-eouh'IlHg n
It's columns Useful instruction ens ntceostyy int w
gence with useful recreation, ard toucl.rg upon he
current topics Of the day, un.naaaa.sd b. isirea
or seetafitn preiudios.
rrExs o. SUEseRfPT7oS. Tho k,hsnEvn !s pub
shed eTeJ Saturday nornine, ~ tEu cei.tFS pes On
nun in advance Clrbt supp.iod a. be nsuai rates
large discount 20 travelling agents, and thoss vbt
buy to sell again All orders, letter.. tl1 UouBEa.
cations must be addressed %
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08

The WEATHER.-This is certainly the sran-
gest winter everexperiencedin Ohio. The earth
has been covered with snow but twice during the
season; and neither of these times did the snow
remain longer than three or four days! 1t has
raned in torrents fordays alta time. The atmoS.
phere has been, during the greater portion of the
winter, mild and pleasant; the thermometer ra re.
ly reaching the freezing point. man can at.
tend to his outdoor business, in his shrl-slceves,
without experiencing cold! The roads are also
The mail due here at 12 o'clock,
NJ. on Wednesday last did not arrive until Z! o.
clock, P. NJ,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08

9th Of March next, to select candidate for Gov
ernor. Every Wing in the United States will
r4joice ni ihi5siep. The eminent services oi Mr..
Stewart, in Congress, cannot be we'll d:'2ensed
with atthis time. No man, in eilherbnnch Of Con-
gress, has become more favorably known to the
American people, in SO brief period, than Mr..
Stewart. While Pennsylvania has her McKon.
mons, her Inyins, her Coopcrs, and host Of 9th
or noble sons, in the walks Of private life, why
seek TO withdraw from the councils Of the nation
man whose sterling abilities and induslriou,
habits, have endeared to the Wing party from
Maine to Floridal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
THE CARROLL FREE PRESS
CARROLLTON.aamJANUARY 8. Is47.
"a WESTERN RAILROAD. !"

An article under the above caption, copied from
the Pittsburgh Gazette will be found in OnOlh.
or, column whichhe attention ofall our citizens
isearncs,ly invited. Ii is unnecessary to say any
thing in regard to the advantages the erection Of
the proposed road would place within the reach
OF the people of this section Of the States and we
should have contentod ourselves with publishing
the article, without comment, were it not for re.
mark in the letter of Mr.. McCook TO the editor OF
tho "Gazette." We regard the assertion 'hatihe
citizens of Carroltou ''are willing TO strike out
their town as a fixed point in the act of incorPo'
ration" ""aud permit the eroadto pass directly from
Pauerson's mill, 10 that Of Mr.. ChamPer," leaV-
ing "Carollton about one mile north OF the road,
as entirely gratuitous. So far as We have been
able 10 ascertain the sentiments of the citizens oi
CarrOllton in regard to this subject, we are moi
aware of a single individual who is willing to
mako such a surrender. Indeed, We believe that
thev would have decided and insurmountabe
objection TO it; believing itwould costmuchl less to
bring the railroad to CarrOlltOn, than it would to
remove Carrollton to the railroad.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
gheriT's Sale.

STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUNTY, SIS.
Sylvester Grimes g. Elizabeth Grimes, Petition for
BY their guardian George Maniul, Sr. partition.
vs..
Sutton Cunningham, Julian Grimes, Order to
Mary Ann Crimes and John Potter sell land.
their Guardian.
pY virtue of an order Of SALE issued out Of the cour:
ID of common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and TO
me directed, will offer for sale at the door Of the
court house in Carrollton, on
Saturday the 18Th Of February, i847,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and 4 o'clock
P. NJ the following real estate, viz one hundred and
fourteen acres Of land in section twenty-three, ~
township fifteen rs and range FIVE; 5 being the
west half Of the northeast quarter Of said section,
and the residue Of said tract being situated in the
north west corner of the southeast quarter of said
section, north Of run; and the whole tract being
bounded on the north by lands of John DefOrd on the
west by lands of William Nan!ull, on the south by
lands Of Simeon Jennings, and on the cast by lands
of George Grimes; and will be sold by
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
January 8, lS47-l3-6t. Pr. fee So.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
To the Public.
THE HOME JOURNAL,
BY MORRIS L WILLIS.

THE first number of a new series Of the NATIONAL
Press, remodelled and improved, will be issued on
Saturday, the 2lt inst under the title of The HOME
JOURNAL. The necessity of constantly correcting
an impression that the National Press is political
paper has induced the undersigned editors to express
its character more distinctly by putting forward the
name which has hitherto been only secondary in its
title The general design Of the "Home Journal''
will be to furnish entertaining reading, to make a
brief and complete chronicle passing events to give
the cream Of new books, to keep watchul lookout
for genius in literature, music and art and in short
to furnish paper by which families may keep up
with the times. This plan will be added to and va
ried whenever ingenuity and resources can find new
and valuable attractions; but main purpose will be
constantly kept in view, viz: to issue a periodical
which, by scope and comprehensive contents shall
suffice for families that wish to take but one paper.
At the small price of s. per annum, SO important
and improving luxury is within the means of all.
The "Home Journal" will be published every Sat
urday at per annum, invariably in advance; three
copies will be sent to one address to any part of the
United States, the British Provinces, done up in
strong wrappers, for five dollars in advance.
Postmasters are requested to act agents. receive
subscriptions and make remittances.
New subscribers, if immediate application be made,
will be uppiedwith the first number of the new series
All communications to be addressed post paid) to
the undersigned, at I07 Fulton street, New York.
GEO P. MORRIS e. N. P. WILLIS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08

JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI.
On Saturday, the 2d instant, both branches Of the
Ohio Legislature convened in the Hall of House
of Representatives for thepurpose of holding Ger.
tain elections. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, formerly Of
this place, was elected Judge of the SuperorC Courl
Of Cincinnati. Mr.. Johnston is well qualified for
thestatonh he has been selected fill; and will prove
TO the satisfaction ofa interested that Bacon Ridge
can furnish jurists as well as Legislators.
Samuel Galloway was, at the same time, re-e-
lected Secretary of State, and Jacob Bickensder-
fer member of the Board of Public Works.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
OHIO DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.

The Report of the Trustees and Superinten-
dent of this benevolent Institution is now before
us. The Report is chiefly devoted to a history
of the Institution from the time the subject of its
erection was first agitated until the present time.
The southern wing of the building was completed
during the past summer. The building is now
large enough to accommodate $50 pupils. The
erection and completion Of the southern wing is
recommended. The number of pupils in the In
stitution on the lst Of October last was l03. Of
these, s5 were supported by the State, and sup
portedby friends. Theplace of residence of the
several pupils is as follows: in Ashtabua county
2; Allen /; Brown 5; Butler /; Carroll /; Cham.
paign ); Clark 8; Clinton /; Columbiana I: Co.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
General Thomas L. Hamer is no more

By late arrival from Mexico we received the
melancholy intelligence that THOMAS L. HAMER,
Brigader General Of the Ohio Volunteers, depar-
ted this life, at Monterey, on the Sd ultimo, after
an illness Congestion Of the bowels( Of Two days.
We leave it to the friends of Gen. HAMER 10
write his euogy contenting ourselves with few
remarks upon the subject. The name Of Gen.
HAMER isfamar TO nearly every citizen of Ohio.
In himthe jurst, the orator, ,theslatesman, thegen-
tlemen, and the soldier were beautifully blended.
As legislator he secured for himself an envia.
bic reputation. In debate, he was argumenlative
and courteous. While member of Congress no
man, attached to the same political party, stood
higher in general estimation. In 1889 he retired
from Congress, Of his own accord, TO the walks
Of private life. He remained in his retirement,
practising law, until the breaking out of the pres.
ent war with Mexico, when he volunteered as
private in the company of volunteers raised in
Brown county. He was subsequently elected
major in the LIST Regiment; and, finally, appointed
Brigadier General. At the annual election, in
October last, Gen. Hamer was elected, without
opposition, to the 50Lh Congress. The Gen. was
no nursing of fortune; but from pennyess or.
phan, unalded by any thing save character and
perseverance, he, step by step, mounted the lad
der Of fame, until, by the fiat Of All-wise Provi.
dence, he was summoned from Time 10 Eternity!
He fell in the vigor of manhood, before age had
whitened his locks or furrowed his brow! in the
midst of a career of usefulness He fell not by
the missiles of war, op the field of battle, but by
one Of the diseases peculiar to southern clmel
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
THE SENATE CHAMBER A BALL ROOM

The following is an extract from private let
ter, received by the junior editor of this paper,
from member of the Legislature of Illinois,
We hope our friend will excuse us for laying be-.
fore the public portion of private correspon-
dence. The idea of legislative assembly ad.
journing for the purpose Of holding ball in the
State House, is so new TO US, and is, withal, so
great an Improvement; upon the modes of "kiIling
time'' usually rcsorted to by such assemblies, that
we could not resist the temptation of laying it be-.
fore our readers:
"They 1.-THE Locofocosl have elected STEPHEN
A. DOUGLASS United States Senator for six wears
from the 4lh of March next. He gave splendid
ball last night TO all the members Of the Legisa.
ture' all the Judges, attorneys, and the principal
citizens of this place; and the House and Senate
voted the use Of the Senate Chamber and Hall
for the levee."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
THE DOINGS OF RUM.

Five or SIX years ago, when the temperance
reformation occupied the attention Of the people
Of this section Of Ohio, more than anyo,her sub.
iect, or indeed, more than ALL other subjects, a
cilizen Of a neighbonng village, in this county,
for the purpose Of thwaring its beneficial infu.
ence upon community, established an extensive
dishIleryi Here the baleful drug could be pur-
chased for mere song, by every person who
wished to experience the exhilirating effects Of
"peSin." For a time the bane andthe antidote had
a fierce struggle; momentous conflict yet the
victory could not, with strict justice, be claimed
by either combauant. True, many persons who
were noted for their regular and frequent visits TO
the distillery were to be seen there no more; and
fresh mounds in the church-yard told the place
Of their rest. But their death could not be atri.
buted to Ruml The contest has at length been
brought to close, and "King Alcohol" reigns lri.
umphantl The founder OF the distillery, o
few days since, died of the deliTium tremeRsi-
Such is the finale of the contest such the effect
of impeding the progress of the temperance re.
formatOn such the end of those who worship al
the shrine Of Bacchus
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
DEATH OF SENATOR BARROW.

The Hon. ALEXANDER BARROW, United States
Senator from Louisiana, died at Baltimore, on the
29th ut., after a short but severe illness. Mr..
Barrow was as greatly esteemed for his private
virtues. his social qualities and his generous dis
position, as for those talents which dignity the
Senator and adorn the Statesman. On the 30lh
Mr.. JOHNSON, in feeling manner, announced to
the Senate, the deceaseof hislaie colleague. lie
was followed by Messrs. Benton, BREEsE, and HAN.
NEGAN, ,who severally, eulogised the virtues Of the
deceased. Mr.. CRIrTENDEN thenrose, but was so
much affected that he took his seat-lhe intensi.
ty Of his feelings rendering him speechlessl-
Mr.. Morse, made the annuncialion in the House,
and, after passing the customary resolutions, both
Houses adjourned to arendthe funeral.
Scarcely three years have elapsed, since Mr..
Barrow, in one of the most affecting speeches il
has ever been our fortune to read, announced tc
the Senate the decease Of his colleague. Since
then two Representatives from the same State
have been gathered TO their fathersl" Thus in
the space Of three years has Louisiana been call
ed upon to mourn the deceaso Of four of her Re
presentaliyes in the councils of the natonl Mr.
Barrow left Washington on the cath, in perfec
health, and on the 29,h was conveyed, corpse
back TO the capital!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08


IRREGULARITIES OF THE MAIL-THE PosTMAS-
TER AT STEUBENvILLE.-Fo the last two or three
weeks we have received our exchanges very ir-
regularly; or, properly speaking, we have receiv-
ed the most Of our eastern papers by the aceStern
mall We were, for time, al loss to know at
whose door to lay this negligence. On Wednes-
day last, the bag containing the way mail, which
is the only one opened between SteubenvilIe and
MassiIlon, contained only three papers for this
placel Our Postmaster, believing that there was a
mistake, opened the mail bag intended for Mas.
silIon, and found that it contained, not only all the
packets for Wintcrsville, Richmond, Mccullough,
Amsterdam, Harlem Springs, CarrolIton, Harris
burgh, Waynesburgh, and Canton, but several
packets for Steubenvilel These packets must
have been placedint wrongmailbag at Steuben-
Vile, and not stopped here, would have been con-
veyed to MasSillon, and back to their several pla.
ces of destination! Such negligence 1--WE cannot
give it milder name) is entirely incxcusable;
and if not soon remedied by the delinquent, should
bn laid before the Postmaster General.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of en- order frcm TIE court Of common
pleas, within and for the county of Carroll Stare
Of Ohio, at their October term, A. D. 1916, will Of
fer for sale atpublic yendue, on the premises, ON
Tuesday the l9h day Of JEaHary, 4. D. 1847,
the following described real estate situate in Orange
township in said county of Carroll to wit part of the
southeast quarter Of section tweRth-tErce township
thirteen, range six, containing forty acres.
TERMs:-Une-third cash in hand, one-third in ono
year. and the residue in two years; the deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN MARTIN,
Administrator Of Henry Martin, deceased.
December Il, lS45-9-5t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
Administrators Sale.

John Montgomery, Administrator BY virtue Of
OF William Eeeier deceased an order ofsae
vs.. 10 the directed
Mary Beeler, widow. and Others by the court Of
common pleas tor the county Of C)uubiaDa. Ohio,
I viii sell al pubc sale on the l9,h day Of janua-
ry, iG47, OIL the premises, the following described
real estate, to wit: situate lying and being in the
county OF Carroll, and state o! Ohio to Wit: . part
OF the northwest quarter OF section nine, township
thirteen, range four, OF the lands directed to ha
sold al S,eubenvie, Ohio being piece out Of the
noi iheasi corner OF said sections joining lands on
the east by lands Of Cornelius Wcog, Oh the north
east by lands OF Robert Green. and on the north tv
lands OF William Beeler, commencing on the north
east ccrner Of said quarter section, thencesouth I6
rods, thence northwest direction 10 the corner TO
point on the centre OF the north line OF said qu3r-
ter s-Ctloni said piece or parcel Of land confirming
tour acres, more or less subject the dover of Mas
ry Eeeler therein OF 81 annually during her life
time; also the equitable interest that the SAID Viii
liam Beeer died seized Of in and 10 the following
described premises, situate and being in said Car
roll county, 10 wit: the east halt OF the southeast
quarter OF section ten, township thirteen and range
tour, containing 81 acres, more og less said equa-
bic interest not subject to dower. Appraised at
t400 and the first described tract Of four acres sub
ject TO dover, appraised at $36. The said prem-
ses will be sold on deferred payments not exceeding
Two Yeas, with interest if desired. The widow will
sell her dover right in the acres at the same time
JOHN MONTGOMERY Administrator.
December II, 1916.