Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
NEWS ITEMS.


Governor Ujhpzi, 'hs hungarian, has sold
ouI his possessions in Iowa, and is about 10 re-.
move 10 Texas, where the climate is less rigid
than in Iowa. ....-.-..r Fl. ..a. 5l5,s.I
Ira Ranscm. a contruetnr on the Censral %
Ohio Road, and iiempheld Road. hasruu auay,-
alier receiving s6.90O due the laboreu.
The Dayton and Michigan Raascad lCompa.
ny has decided 10 prepare the whole line for
le''ing a'an early day "a ugusIIauq
A young man had his foot ampuIaled few
days since, al the hospilsl 10 Cincinnali, on sc-
count OF a sore on his foot caused by wearing al
tight boot. .4.r.. -...-...5 .rs,-7,-7-f
Dr. S. H. SmiIh. formerly Superintendent Of
the Luna,c Asylum in this city, has esiablish-
ed himself as physician in the ciy Of Gin.
cinnaIi. a.a .trlrral gt.I aa1a3H
The S,eubenville Daily Messenger has beefI
sold by Messls. Conn, Irwin & Co.. 10 Dr.. ]. ',
X. WorralI, who will hereafter be both ediloF
and proprietor.
Every State in the Union has now seat on ils
block OF slone or marble for the monumeni to pa
the memory Of Washington. . s.o't'l4
The Senate Of Mississippi, strongly Demo-
cratic, have refused 10 expunge The resolutions
Of 1850, censuring Gov. FooIs for his course
10 advocating The compromises measures. fa.zssI
The distance from Columbus 10 SleubsnviIle,,
over the SIeubenvilo and Indiana road is I4q
miles From Columbus TO Union, on the IDdi-
ana line, over the Columbus, Piqua, and lndi.
ana road is I0s miles. a''l1'
Bowen, the clerk who was arrested in New
York Guy, for delraudiHg his employers, Brown
Brothers & Co., Of $22Oy00O has been d.char-
ged, as no evidence could be found 10 convict
him. ..- .. .... ........r. a. ..... s..,
The Terre Haute and 81, Louis Railroad
Company have secured the right Of way for a
road between those two points, and are about to
construct road thereon, without any further
Legislation from The Sale Of illinois, and with.
out any charter. " .a' 10 s#".sf
The South is begn ing TO establish its own
manufactures. A locomotive has been con-
sIucIed al Nashville, for The Nashville and
Chattanooga road, and is specimen Of work.
manshiP that will compare (ayorably with any
brought from the North. .. .,..s..s
| In Cincinnati il is estimated that there are
ten millions nine hundred and twenty thousand
dollars Of capital employed in the clnlhing busi-'
ness. and over fifteen thousand persons are di.
recIy or indirectly supported by the clothing
trade. ,.r -.'Er7a
A collision took place on Thursday last be.
tween Two trains on The road from Harrisburg
10 Baltimore. and eleven cars were much dam
aged. Hon. Thomas Corwin, Gov Blgler, and
a large number of passengers were on The uan,
but none were seriously injured. .r...,-.,
The Railroad Journal Of the 3OIh ult saysl
There is an improved feeling in the sloeki
market, which has extended 10 every variety of
securities, ard prices are considerably iL ad.
vance Of the past week. Money continues
abundant, and there is an active demand for first
class bonds. For securities Of new works tho
demand is fair, and comppnies entitled TO ered.s
il, find no difficulty 10 supplying their wants a.
favorable rates." .f.l.6 NJ sa'a1GH.9 eds
| A novel gallows has been introduced by the
emigrunt trains over the plains. They have
been annoyeds plundered, and murdered by The
F" white Indians" constantly on their lrail.--
Every wanderer ar Iaggard is cut off. They
found i, necessary TO make an example or two.
The first trial, before jury Of Twelve, resulted
in their conviction. As there were no uees,
the pole Of the wagon was raised up, and The
scovndrels swung off correspondent avers,
they make a very good gallows !" .n,.4 "a