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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

G5- The Batavia Spirit Of The Times says
that a citizen Of that town has heiter, now
about 10 months old, which has given milk
since May last, without ever having had calf
When about thirteen months old, her udder was
discovered TO be so remarkably enlarged as TO
induce them to milk her, and on the first at
tempt about three pints was Obtained. Since
that time, and up to the present, she has been
MIXED regularly, and has given on an average
abou, three quarts per day. This may no. be a
new thing under The sun, but il is something
no, hitherto "dfeamI Of in our philosophy"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

Madisoa, (lad,l April ;.
The steamer Rsdnone, Capt TaIe, hepes
Tor Cincinnati. with ubaut seventy persons on
board. ircludiug the boats crew. blew Up a.
she was backing oul from ScOn's landing. about
three miles above CarroIlion, al half past Two
O'Clock this ahernoon. The force OF 1he en-
plosion was terrific, completely shanering The
boat, which Immediately sank in 20 feet wsisr.
or The passengers a large proportion are LOST,
and OF the crew only The captain snd clerk are
saved-ihe former severely if no, fatally in
jured. UpIo six o'clock, hReen dead bodies
had been recovered, horribly Inulilsssd. Il is
impossible al presenI 10 give she names Of those
L.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

THE METRoPoLlTAN.-New York is the Me.
lropolis Of the Union, aud The Lelands are TO
keep the Metropolitan Of tho Metropolis. We
copy from The New York Herald description
Of the Magnificent Hotel they ure TO open in
June, which will be THE House Of the United
SIOles, and at which the Western people in
Gotham will be sure 10 congregale.
The Journal Of Commerce says the cost o;
furnishing il will be about 500 900, and that
the LeOnds have just contracted with J. w
Southack and B. New house for $50, 900 worth
of cabineI furniture, of the most elegant de.
scription. All of the paror furniture vii be oil
rosewood covered with brocalele, and superbly
carved. Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co. furnish
Carpelng, Linen, and Drapey to the amount ol
$4,000 SIebbens & Co. have The contract for
manufacturing the silver ware, amounting to
$4,000. aud there have been ordered OF Messrs.
Mellen g. Co. $4,000 worth Of brdding.-
Messrs. Woram & llougnwonh are engaged 10
manufacturing cut glass, of new and elegant
pattern. to the value Of $4,000, and are import.
ing $4,000 worth Of chuaware, Tor ,he same
establishment"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

Nor BY HALvEs.--The following "wholc
hog" resolutions were adopsed, Jan. 10, 1859,
at Carlyle illinois. They, at least, are Impair.
lial:
Resolved, That we are in favor of the free.
dom OF the people Of down.trodden Hungary,
Of down..rodded Ireland, of Down.wodden Ger.
many, Of down.Wodden Poland, and also of the
feedom Of the "resI Of mankind"
2. II Russia does not respect The inalienable
rights Of the Magyar, England those Of the
Irish, and France those of The "resl OF man.
kind" we are for intervention, G polilic, and il
not poliIic, then for non,inIervention that il
The ovclgrown powers of Europe don't respect
freedom we will make them do il If we can
and if we can't we won't.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

IT is STRANGE, that the California emigrants
Of The eastern and middle States, come this 'Cay
on lher route to the gold lands, and fix upon
New Orleans as The final STARTING point; while
emigranls from this region generally 60 TO the
set. board towns OF The east, and ship there, thus
meeling each other on the way Nearly one
thousand emigrants from the eastern States have
passed this way within the last year, while.
probably, as many have gone that 'OGy.-- Ci"'
Commercial.
No. al all "srange," when il is known that a
large portion who 60 the other tOay, get swnGled,
and in several cases lose their all.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09
- rhn "nhserrnrn WnshinrlOn Corres

ONr The "Observer," Washington CORES
ponden, Of The Philadelphia Ledger, says:
Presidentaly; il IS now admiued that Judge
Douglas is the sWonges. man in Virginia; but
that Nor,h Carolina will, in all probability, be
carried for Mr.. Buchanan, and that no one will
be able to fight Gen. Cass in Maryland. A
number Of The delegates from Alabama have al.
so sent in their adhesion to Gen. Cass, Ond
Judge Douglas will have Arkansas. Kentucky
goes for Butler and Texas for Sam Houston;
so the south is pretty equally divided betW cen
Cass. Buchanan, Douglass, Butler, and Sam
Houston. with this difference, however, thai
Judge Douglas is the second choice Of some oI
the States, while | have not yet heard of the
willingness orany Of those States to vote fol
any Of the other candidates, in case its own IA
vorte is defeated So young America is evi'
denllv looking up.
The Hon, Edmund Burke the Commissioner
OF The Patent Office, and Editor Of The Union
will, in all probability, be elected u S. Senator
from New Hampshire, in the place Of John P,
Hale, FreesoiIer from that State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

~ lsealoca sesn 70 have concluded thai
ne NhIna are already bealen. aud ars spdea-
sa1ios y ssoensia shish oas of,Aeirovn par
4 .A.a $ ne oerapsts Of the whae House.
Tbtit eah Be 90 good o. -e.ion urged sgains,
sAsH qssrsliins smong themselves on this
- CT pfovisedlAe chOOse The proper times
sd Pisces e, lhsir Recommendations; bu, eer,ain.
Iyskg hepss fihs Nalipna Legislature should
sssbs cassud % Shs bAl,Is ground. Things
- eoak'deted 70 have gone great way To-.
vetf the al. Nhen the Two great parties ar
ssy shemselv.s against each other on The hoor
ofGmgrsss. and consume three or four months
= diseos ine the merits Of'Presideu,iaI candi.
4aes. undrr such cireumslances. all have a
gsea1cr OF !ess ipserCsl in wha. ranspirss, bul
when one Of ihe grand divisions iS divided
sesinn Itself. and each brAneh !. eoutending
oT the mastery, The fight can be Of little inter
rsso any bat those OF their own party.
scOaeress, a, 'hia time, presents just such 9
ssa.s Of utfairs. "0ld fogyism," with CSss and
B0chansn siIheir'hend, and Young America, =
led on BY Gel. Allen and Mr.. Douglass are
each ''dOing lheR worst" 10 beat the other. i
'augs bs amusing TO Whigs, who, being n the
miaoJisy, are compelled to stand aside, and look
eh A ihw dog-eaI-dog war, 10 see with what a
yoseiOusarin each Snaps a, the bone.
Things have become 80 much 'Inixed" o
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

TSE MEXICAN FiLLlBusrERiNG. The news
from New Orleans indicates tha, the FiIlibus,er
operations on the Texas border Of Mexico are
ended for the present, at least. The leader
CarvoiNl, has been captured by Gen. IIaruey.
and brought, prisoner TO Brownsville. The
recent attack Of Carvuial on The Mexican ci,v
OF CamNrgo, was claimed Us Vic,ory BY both
parties. though the subsIsnIal Wiumphs belong
TO tho Mrxicans, and they secured The arms and
munitions which their assailants lef. in The
hurry OF their retreat Carvojal was al first
victorious, but The advsnturers under him were
afterwards panic stricken and nsd.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

P. 7. BARNUM.-This celebrated man is
now Iraversing Connecticut. and Is lec.urine
and using his utmost efforts in favor Of the en-.
acsmenI The Maine law in that State. Mr..
Barnum has always been warm aud decided
Democrat, and las. year shouted "praise 10
God over the election Of Governor SEYMouR.
Bu, lasi year demonstrated that this Locoroco
GOvaJnor vas strongly opposed 90 The temper.
spcs movement Of The State. and Mr.. Barnum
now finds i necessary 10 take ground against
his reelection. lie does 50 ia his speeches,
and he has also issued long address TO The
Democracy Of ConnecIicul. ID is an able. and
decisive document, and cannot fall 10 exer
some influence on the election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

We take The following from the Lancaster
Gazette. Il is the first account we have seen oI
person being convicted under The gambling
law, aud sent 10 The peniIenliary.
Aiihe recent session Of the Court OF Common
Pleas for Muskingum county. John Martin was
sentenced for horse stealing in two cases, three
years in each, and Ezra Ward was sentenced
Cor one year for keeping gaming establish
menl, sweat cloth or chackerlucks The bets
generally amounted TO dimes and half dimes
This is the FIRST conviction under the peailenIia
~ clauses Of the gambling act.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

GLOOMY PRosPEcT! Ave shall soon be cut
loose from all connection with the State Gov.
ernment and its patronage even TO dollars
worth of blanks from The State officers. We
shall then be 'on the commons with root hog
or die, for our motlo!"- Statesman.
People will please take warning. Keep the
gate shut, and watch their slop buckets. Might
il not be we'll for Democracy 10 cut of his tail
and ring him before turning him out ION the
COMMONS" in that desperate condi'on.-Stats
Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

Ma. EDIroR:-FOr what purpose did our
Senator brave Tho periIs of a journey in coming
from Columbusl Answer; TO UOte for-for
Verify, what a lover OF temperance our
Senator isl Look out, ye LeesJurghers and
WayneSburgher for The annual visit Of this
apostle OF Temperance, and yet he can Uote for
man to fill a responsible office, who carriei
on bis forehead the mark Of the beast.
Yours, 20.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

or The following is another evidence o
woman's consIancy and love. What a hear
The migrate has wronged; and il she sill conIin'
ues 10 her love and fidelity for him who has
betrayed her, she will prove herself more thar
u HELolsE. Such a woman is deserving Of O
better aud nobIer fate than that of being COM
PEELED 10 suffer the pangs OF a broken heart, as
she certainly must. The account, from !se
New York times, speaks for itself;
&c. Rand Thompson, who was arrested a
Philadelphia on Wednesday last, foV hotel rob
berry, was detected The following evening in an
attempt TO escape from the Adelphi street
Station. house, and was removed TO the county
prison. The Ledger tells Of the arrival from
Baltimore Of u female 10 whom Thompson was
married in October last. She became acquainl.
ed with him ia 1885, while he occupied sub.
ordinate situation in one Of the departments al
Washington. They became attached, and heT
devotion has been proved by many acts since
that event. After his arresI in 1887, for Tor
ging Treasury Notes, she aided him 10 his es.
cape from prison and concealed him until he
had an opportunity TO leave lha, section Of the
country. He was, however, re.caplured and
tried, and sentenced TO ten years imprisonment
for The offence. This woman again stood his
friend, and with The assistance Of his wealthy
relatives. was an instrument Of obtaining his
pardon from Presiden, Tyler. Thompson act
ed The part Of an ingraIe, and inssead-oGmarry-
ing her, as he had promised, he wen. to the
west TO better his fortune, aud 1o,ally neglected.
the woman TO whom he was so much Indebted
They, however, met again 10 October last, and
she being still single, accepted his proposals
and they were married. The newspapers hav.
ing informed her Of his arrest, she came TO The
Guy 10 see il she could be Of any use, and an 10,
Ierview took place in the county prison."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09
PHILADELPHIA. April 2.

The LEHMAN MTRDER Casa motion was
made before The Court of Oyer and Terminer
this morning, foE new trial in the case Of the
brothers Skupinskin. An argument Yves had,
but Judge Allison told the prisoners that he was
about 10 pronounce sentence of death agains.
Them. Matthias then said that he was led 10 the
commission Of The crime by man that Justice
has not got. Blair said he would be punished
for the crime of his brother, and declared bic
innocence. Matthias confirmed his brothers
statement. He asked 10 be spared unul the
third man should be caught Sentence vas
then pronounced and tran lated. fw
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

RADCLIFFE, who has been on trial before the
Circuit Court ia Milwaukee, for several days
past, for tho murder OF Ross, was acquitted on
The 10Th. the pTsss of that city are denoun.
cling the jury forRheir verdict, yet they all ad.
nit, we believe, hhat the evidence duplicating
RADCLIFFE was entirely circumsIanlial. The
Free Democrat relates the following incident
We arc told that when the jury came in
with their verdict Of mot guilty. the Judge
looked at the paper five minutes steadily, then
eyed the jury sternly, and said, Gentlemen oil
the jury, is this your verdicIl'
Foreman. Yes, your honor
Judge. AN have TO say, il tits so, is, may
God have mercy on your conscences.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

.-deer Ths .pure democracy" Of Centre town.
Shsp. those friends u equal rights and prisileI
ges;shOsesssru'y iaw abiding aud discrec, sol.
pBs, On Lest mOndsy, appropriated 90 their own
.eaclpsise use NE Authors Office OF Carroll
assaiy. This is ihs frs time for zen year,
shas polhIcal meeting has been held 10 pub
lie Once. Now We submit il 70 Ihs good peo.
pls.0f lhs county Of fCarrolI, whether Or moi
ssch psoeesdings thodsa'ts tnlsm,sdl DO yOu
Keep lhs asdiaor's Office stationary and fuel
FOR she accommodation Of IhOsswhc sse auIhOr
jzsd by la 70 rcmsin there. % fprths accom-
snadniiea ola horde Of polisicstg gamblers, whoss
sssss Of prOptisly would nOI prsvsn. them
holding siIeir orgies over the holy sepuichFeI
- For the Free Press.
- 49, ssnliastve E1lsFaup.
Tou TX iaf. CEosisr. 70 derlase,
How ---s- cen wish -< bear.
Gre --, drinks Of ---'s beer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09
C,NcINNArI. Auril 2.

OtNSANNAAAt ffPsh
FIRE AT CHMicorRE. yesterday fire broke
out in Chlico,he, and before il was sDbdued, |.
destroyed two entire business squares. Severa!
large warehouses and The two principle Hotels.
The wind was blowing gale and the WHter was
scarce, the canal being empty. One''hird oil
The town is in ruins.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

CONTEMPT OF CovRr.-.The GAINESVILLE Couri.
er, in referring to the proposed adjournment Of
the Ohio Legislature i'll! next winter, suggests
that somo Of the members had better improve
the time and go TO school a quarter, when they
would be better prepared TO discharge their du.
ties. That is Olmos; personal, Mr. BALL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

Oar Do you mean to insinua,e tha. lie
sir Z I" exclaimed ferce.loOking mus,achiod
gentleman to raw Yankee, who hin'ed some
slight skeplacism TO one Of bis toughest state
meuls. .
. No, mister, no, e, all--only il kind O. strikes
me ,ha, you are Larnal savin' Of the truth"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09
STEAM BOAT ACCIDENT.
ST. LOUIS, Saturday, even

ST. Louis, Saturday evening,(
April 4.
The steamer Glencoe from New Orleans
while landing here, burst all her boilers. She
had on board l5O pass, neers, large number Of
whom were killed. The steamers Cataract,
Georgin, and Western World which were lying
alongside sustained considerable damage, and
had several men killed. The number of killed
is not known, but it is believed 10 be large. The
Glencoe took fire and burnt 10 The waters edge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

GT Louis Napoleon will no, allow any one
with musIachios, or goa,ee, 10 occupy pub.
lie place in his realm. lie has sometime since
discharged all having brains.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09
Thursday, April LIST.

lhutSuays hpfll lst.
Nothing Of much importance TanspiTed in Ell
Iher House yesterday. The Senate passed The
bill ia relation 10 wills, and adhered 10 lis
amendment 10 the bill abolishing the Offices OF
Receiver and Register Of the Land Office at
De6ance, and creating the new Office Of Land
Commissioner, and asked a conference Of the
House, There is an "lndian behind the bush. =
10 this matter that is Characteristic c. lhe pdiri
Oiie motives upon which legislation this season
is founded. We shs!i probably strip of the
screen and let tbs people see The real difficult
~ in this quarrel
ln the House The bill regulating the compen.
salion Of clerks and assistant clerks, sergeant
alarms. &C., failed, very decidedly. The
bill provided for paying these officers four dol
lars per dav, the same that is paid members.-
1t takes 40 ayes 10 pass any bill, and this one
only got 35 votes in its favor. Where the
other fourteen votes are coming from remains
10 be seen. We think echo will answer
"wherel"a long time before they will come.
| When the resolution TO build a railroad Il
California was under discussion, Mr.. CasaC
moved an additional section providing that ,ht
company shall have power to build bridge
over the canals! The hit was a fair one, ant
brought down the House.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09
DESTRUCTIVE FlRE-HEAvY RAINS.

About one O'Clock this morning, The large
candle factory of Cornwall & Brother was des.
uoyed by FIRE. 1t is supposed to be ,he work
of an incendary. The loss was $40, ,00o-Par.
TALLY insured.
II has been raining hard since Saturday, night
The river is rising fast.
Miss Hayes concen, TN Saturday night, was
q brilliant triumph.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

COVE were not at home las, week, or we
would have expressed our well wishes for DR..
w. B. MeGaVran and Lady, whose msrriSge
was announced 10 last weeks Free Press
The Dr., has located himself at New Rumley,
Harrison Co. o., where he will generally be
found ready TO wait on those who give him q
call. Success 10 him.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09
Onlo LEGIsLATURE.

Saturday, March Q7, Sc.
Yesterday The House killed the PeniIenliary
bill reconsideration vas moved, and the
subject. with ils collateral matters. was debated
Al length. Another vote was then taken. and
il was again lost. So. il is now supposed that
the bill is lad OUT. The debate was rch and
we refer to our reports for faint skelch.-
Nothing else Of importance was transacted 10
the House.
The Senate finally passed the Tax bill. and it
was sent 20 the House. When il will be dug
up and examised there, remains 10 be seen..-
Ma. Riddle, from The joint committee OF both
Houses, reported resolution in favor Of ad.
journlnR on the 18Th OF April, TO meet again on
the lsl December. No action has yet been
taken on the report. Mr. Cradlebaugh intro.
duced 4 resolution against the project now be.
lole Congress, of dividing Ohio into Two Judi.
cial districts. We presume public opinion in
Ohio is very decidedly opposed 10 any such
movement, and we trust resolution expires.
sive ofIhis opinion will pass the Legislature.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09
CINCINNATI, April, e

OINVINNATIi HpIII1 3
MuRDEREss SENTENCED -,Naacy FaFFan,
found guilty Of murder in Ihe frss degree, some
time since, for poisoning heFouest'fatnily, was
sentenced to be hung on The 5Ih day sf Iane
pext. :" q Haf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

The expense Of carrying on the gaRernment
Of The city Of New York is ten thoasaHd dollars
day. Il cosIs half as much. 10 ges be oily
governed % il does Rll our thirty zone States.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-09

Thousands who 60 70 califOrnia ars Induced
10 90 80 from The iluuerIng news7aper aecouuls
given by persons residing here. Most 81 Ihem
seem % be govern ed by lheTule, Il they caa-
not write good news they VII write none a
all, Hundreds and thousands are now prepar.
ing 20 60 10 she modern Fl Dorado. buI Il they
we're 10 read the following lelIer from one who
is there, and who no doubt tells the ruth, they
would hesiinIe While, before embarking upon
50 hazardous and uncertain an undertaking.
Nine.Ienihs who have returned from Calilor.
nia, do nol dder in gyiag lheir experience
I from The following; and il IS matter of sur.
prise why so many in the face of. these lacisr
will even think Of going:
"Yo0 must nj believe all the stories iha, are
written about California. Think over tho list
/ Of those you know who came 20 California, Rad
see how many Of Them have made Anything.
/ great many Of them gel just Money enough
to geehome. aud thousands and thousands die
here, bscOuse 'hey cannoi g'i mOoey 10 ~ke
them home.
lie, me tell you how live ou, here, Since
last July have slept on the ground, with mere
ly blanket over me, and, when il was raining
in torrents. piece Of board 10 keep me from
the wet, aud an old tent 90 keep the Ibickes1 of
my head; | have lived like ngger and worked
like slave, and you know how much Of the
stuff called gold have been able to send home
lri, had not been for my pride ! should have
been home long ago. No one knows what
have suffeTed-sometimes even Tor Hood. and
with no.hing but the blue canopy Of heaven It
cover me at night. lsit at all strange, then
tina, feel so about As coming out herel iol
If he does he has got TO 60 through with the
same. Tell him he is better of with seventy
FIVE cents a day at home than he could be ou
here.
"You will see in the papers accounts Of rich
discoveries made oul here. Some Of them ar
true, but by testing nine out Of ten would no
pay man one dollar day, At the r,esen
time there are some seventy minsrs round my
bridge, and they do not average 81 per day
/ and il is also all over the mines. There art
! some exceptions, but they are taken up as sooI
as found, and il would be as Impossible for al
outsider 10 get a chance a. them as for then
as for the sun 10 shine al night" s -.