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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

ANOTHER FLBrsTERlNG EXPEDITION. The
Washington correspondent OF the ~ York
Courier, says rumors are circulating in that city
aud ia circles .ha, ough, 10 be we'll informed, oI
nm organization Of ,h,rd expednon agains' The
Island nr Cuba Several Of The so.culIed oili'
GERS oi the first attempt have been lounglOG
about the metropolis during the winter. with nj
visible occupauon and no manifest means o
support. Il is believed Iha, the material for iht
proposed movement, il procured a. all. will bt
Obtained from among class of foreigners o
desperate fortunes. who are ready TO engage il
any enterprise, however lawless, that may prom
iss pecunary reward. The ins'ga'ers are
| Americans.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

AUSTRALIAN GoLD -.ARRlvAL OF SUR
LOAD IN ENGLAND. The LonJon Globe OF the
4lh inst, has ,he following:
The paeke. ship Ilern. from Melbourn has
arrived Off the coast. with, il is reported, Ee0O.'
900 in gold on buurd, from tho Victoria d'ggins,
aud she will bp lullowed by several other ves'
sells. The receipts Of Australian gnld have du'
ring the pas, week been "b"u' ElOO.O 900 in ad'
d,ion 10 the present arrival. which makes to-
tai Of f6OO 900 from Sydney and Melbourne in
the shor, space Of week. making III" total 10
cepn from those colonIes about g. 100000 du'
ring the la>I two months.
THIS is most extraordinary. The yield o.
Gold ,hrouRhnuI the world is immense. and bids
fair to commune. Il mus. change the relative
values Of every article Of exchange.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07
LeEisIaIure.

Ia the House The appropriation bill, with the
item OF the kossulh C0mmiues expense, came
up. The House had repealedly aud emphaIi.
cally refused 10 pay that claim, as n was ex.
Pressly agreed that nothing should be taken
from The Treasury by the appointment Of the
kossuth Commiuee. But the Senate very
promptly insisted that. inasmuch as The LegisIa.
Iure had danced 10 the KossUlh music, il should
Pay the fiddler, and the House came down and
voted il through with The rest. Mr.. Fisher
raised the constitutional question, that 10 as
much as that expenditure was made, not by any
law, but simply by resolution, il must have a
vote Of iwo.ihirds bs?oTe il could pass. We
have The impression that he is right, but that
don't seem 10 make any difference 10 these
times.
Yesterday, the commiuee Of conference. TO
whom was referred the salary bill, reported 10
the Two Houses. The report recommended the
following amounts: Governor $4,000, Lieuien'
an1 Governor Sc per day, Audnor $780,
Treasurer SI,400, Attorney General 81, 400
and twn per cent, Board OF Public Works : l..
400. Supreme Couu Judges 81 300 District
Judges 81 600.
This report was taken up in the Senate, and
without discussion was adopIed.
10 the House the report was voted down We
~ emphalically-l9 to 81. Another commit
tee Of conference was asked for aud granted.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

Among The many speeimens Of hAndyWorS
performed by ne Legislature. is = law dividing
the Ssa,s iasp Congressional Districts. Nowhil
Is dissppoiuIed 10 it having expected no,hine
beuer. Putting The case in The most unfavora.
bic aspect, for the Whigs. atleasl Eve sleveurhs
Of the voters in the State are wings, ye, this
equitable sPPOrIiOumenl, which they were
sworn 10 make wilh regard TO eOnliguily Of ter.
rilOry, and not for parry purposes, gives Ihs
Whigs FOUR, and The lOcOlOcOs sEvESTEES men,
bers Cor the nsx1'en ysaas. Having, within a
very small fraction Of half the voters in the
SsaIs, ihis Rsnymander gives them less Than
one 6lth Of The members.
The Iwenty.hrsI diEric' is composed Of Co.
lumbians, Carroll, Harrison aud Jefferson cOun'
lies, and may be considered lOcOfOcOish enough
for all practical purposes
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

or Christopher Columbus Potter and Amer
icns VsspuciuS Potter, ara twin broIheTA, and
lnok so precisely alike 'ha. We question (ssys
the Edi.or Of The Providence Journal if they
know themselves from each ether. lflhey do
nobody else does. Both are members Of Iht
General Assembly y-ChrisIopher Whig. anc
Americas Democrat; aud there will be pref
" muss when they get TO Newport Nos
soul in the House can icll one from The other;
and the Democrats will be running 70 Christie
pher. and The Wings to AmeFicus, with all 'h'
secrets Of their respective parties.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

THE CALIFORNIA ExoDUs. The movement
CalilorOiaward, overland. says Ine Ga eaG I'D.
UsrtiSer, is u pelfecI asIonishment. Teams are
continually passing II, all The ferries Bcross The
Mississippi. gentleman from Mineral Point,
Gays That three hundred persons have left that
Town this spring. and IIom Dudge,ille one half
Of Iha inhabnauts have gone. The emigration
exceeds this year, that of 1850. Il is probable,
TOO, that the genrral equipment for .he journey
is far superior to tho one of that year. The
wagons are all new. long and light. Vet sub,lan.
lial, and are most of them drawn BY oxen.-
Thnse who have chosen The adventure, appear
to have acted with cool deliberalion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07
nInY Day.

Last Saturday was May day. an1. should, &C.
cording to tradition, have bee pleasan, and
happy day, especially TO IS youth; bu, ii was
not exactly so. The. .~ind "be~ chilly blast
all day, and eVeD the very grass was liWle
green" Tor Coming ou, such cold weather
On the is' Of Nay 1851, there was quite 4
snow storm, and ia looking over the files o
Pe" "Frse Press" we discover that we let II e
by, unimproved, aud we then wondered il
whnl kind OF q situation, socially, next May day
would find Us. About the same, only one
year nearer fifty, death and bachelorhood o'
matrimony. And another year, what abou
thaIl Well see.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

Pursuant 10 a notice aad recOmmendaiion o
the Wing Central COmtnil.ee. full Wing dele
gaIon of ColunbisOs cOun.y me, At wellsyills
On Wednesday the I4Ih inst, for the purpose o.
nominating delegates TO the Wing National
Convention.
Ga motion, Benz. Way ESQ Of Yellow Creek
was appointed President. and Simon Wisden
ESQ.,. Vf Centre ip.. Secl'y. -
The Hon. John Delenbsugh having briefly
stated the object OF the meeting. nominated A.
L. Brewer ESQ, for district delegate, which mo.
ZION was seconded BY El Clarke Esq, OF W est
IP. Upon the question being put Mr. Brewer
was unanimously elected. -. .a...-s.
On motion Of The Hon. Joshua n. Riddle
Joseph Mason ESQ.,, Of jefferson county and
Hiram Grswold Esq. Of CuyahOga county
were nominated for Senatorial Delegates.
0n motion Of Mr.. Ewing Of 81. Clair town.
ship, the Hon. Saml. F Vinion Of GaIlia coun.
". and James Mason ESQ.,, Of Cuyahoga eoun.
~ were nominated for Senatorial Electors.
The following resolution was then adopted:
ResOlUed, That The Delegates OF Cou,sbisnr
county cast their vote for Presidential ,slesaor Ia
favor Of any candidate who NAV receive the
largest number Of votes from J,e DsIeoaIes q
Jefferson aud Carroll CounI;. .es. and if ,be dele
gates from said counties do no, nominate, ,her
this meeting name ION. Jobp DeIIeubaueh a,
The candidate.
Ihomas v. .lile ESQ.,, Of Centre tp., then sub
h'1eu w. following resolution;
he' Jfued. That General Scott is the frs
e'.oice of The Wings Of Columbinna county 70
/ the Presidential chair, which motion was car
ried by acclamOon.
! The meeting after insnuciing tho SecTeia
ry 10 forward 10 The Central Committees Of Jel
ferson and Carroll county, the proceedings O
the meeting for their approval, adjourned.
BENJAMIN WAY, Pres't.
SIMON WIsDEN, Secty.
The Wings Of Carroll county having neglect
cd to choose Delegates, was not represented /
the District Convention. The foregoing repOI
of its proceedings was submiued TO the CenIu
Committee of Carroll. The COmminee havinI
consulted as many of the party as was pracucu
Bile, GeI, Unsuitable in yielding assent to The do
ings Of said Convention.
The foregoing proceedings. therefore, hav
been approved by The Central Commiuee. o
behalf Of The Wings Of Carroll county. and III
Nominations Aforesaid, are ratified aud confirm
ed.
W.R. LLOYD, Chm Of Cen. Com,
Of Carroll co.
Il Carrollton Nav lat 1851,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

Back BARS J. Look OUT Tho Locofoco
paper al McConaelsville, (Chronicic.) is down
heavy upon ,he brethren in The Legislature, loT
udioorning over ill next winter. The boys who
edit il, talk as ir they were in earnest. Hear
them "Iake on:'
"The presen, Legislature, no. content with
voting into their own pockets four dollars pei
day, in direc, violation oC Law and constitution
they mus. vote TO hold an extra esson mex
winter. We can assure those wise men of Sod
ON; lha, such conduct will no. 90 unrebuked by
The people. The movement has been urged Tor
ward and accomplished by leading men of bo''
parties, and should be lashed and exposed D.
every press in The S.e'e. Ltt'he country pres
speak out on The subject, and "iash The rascal
ma ked round the couHiry."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

TERRIBLE SHPwREcK. The late arrival from
Europe brings accounts Of another terrible dis.
asIer a, sea. At2 O'Clock in the morning ol
the 26h Of Febr lary, Her Majss,y's steamer
Brkenhead was wrecked between two aud three
miles from the shore of Southern Africa. OF
Point Danger she struck upon reef Of sunken
rocks. The ship was sleaming 81 knots al Ihe
time. The water was smooth, and The sky Sc.
rene, bu, the speed at " hich The vessel was pas
sing through the wHler proved her destruction.
The rock penetrated through her bottom just a(I
the furc.nas,. aud in twenty minutes time there
were few n1aIing spars and few miserable
creatures cringing 10 them, and this was all that
remained of the lrkenhead. OF 638 persons
who had left Simon's Bay in the gallant ship
but few hours belnre only 1874 remain 10 tell
the tale. No less than asa Englishmen came
tu so lemanIable an end.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

BEGINNING Of THE END.-Ihe Dayton Jour
nal says that The stockholders OF The Dayton
bank held meeting on Monday last, aud re-
solved unanimously TO Wind up and quit business
We learn that on yesterday Sl50,OOO IN bills,
from CinciuOa,i. and $50000 from Dayton,
were sent To this city, by The baOks that had is
sued them, for lh- purpose Of being DESTROYED
These bills are secured by the pledge Of State
stock. and when they are returned and destroy
ed, The stocks are returned to Ihe owners. b.
ing in many cases held by persons out OF the
State. the operation wiIhdraws our money from
circulation.
This is only the beginning Of the end. The
new Locoloco tax law will re an interesting doc
umenl when il j., Understood aud applied. Look
Ou. for squalls some of these days
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

The Washington papers contain the folloW-
log offlcial proceedings, fixing The time and
place for holding The Wing National Convex.
IiOn. We presume h will be generally ro-Pub.
lshed in the Wing papers Of the country.
:" Al a meeting Of the Wing Members oI
Congress, held in Ihe Senate Chamber on Fri
day evening, April 9. 1854. the HOh. Willis
7. MANGUa, Senator from North Carolina, vas
called 10 the chair. and Joseph r. Chandler, o;
Pennsylvania. and Alfred DOckery, Of North
Carolina, were appointed SECRETARIES. Al'er
some preliminary discussion. it was resolved
that when The meeting adjourn, il adjourn 10
meet on Friday evening, The 90.h instant.
90 Tuesday evening, April 20. the Whig
Members Of Congress assembled according 90
adjournment; and the subjoined resolution. re.
commenting the time and place for holding the
Wing NS:lousl Convention, was adopted, aud
the following order made:
Ordered, that the chairman Of this meet
lPg Cause the resolution this evening adopted
recommending the time and place for holding
the Whig National Convention. to be inserted
in the Wing newspapers Of this District signed
by himself and counIersigned by The secreIa
ries.
+" Resolped, That il be recommended that the
Whig National Convention, for the nOminslior
of candidates for President and Vice Preslden
Of the United States, be held in The city OF Bal
timore, on Wednesday, the lG'h day Of JUNE
next.
"wlLLlE P. MANGUM. Chairman.
" IOsErn aa.. R,.cI.S R. cnasOLsn' Secretaries"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

A young Cincinna,ian has jus, returned from
California, after an absence of Two years. with
twenty thousand dollars in experience. and 6sI
cents 10 money. lie says there are thousands
who would be glad to return home if they could
by any possibility raise the means--lhat they
are really suffering for The necessaFiss of :Ii(e.
Notwithstanding these and thousand o.her
accounts Of The prvalions and suffering here,
persons from every section are gol6g and pre-.
pairing TO go, TO help swell up lhis tide 81 ssf.
Cedng. Those who have good homes, he'd
bo,leE stay ,here.--StGte Jour, !, ,,e.s9'1 rq
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07
Carrolllon May lsI, 1851.
For The Free Press.

| Ma. CRosiER The assessor has just hand
ed me his blank 10 be filed up lur the present
year. have not seen The new Democratic idr
iaw; bu. suppose Iha. from present appearances;
and Judging from the directions accompanying
The bank. made ou, by Democratic Auditor OF
State. that we common people will pay but a
nominal iaz the present year. Mr.. Morgan. Ibe
State Auditor, furnishes Mr.. Mckean wnh lhe
instructions. and he sends them forth e. The as
SCISSORS. The instructions are Intended 10 an
sweT a two fold purpose, st 10 direct the asses
sor aud properly holden. how 10 lis' the proper
ty. 2hd 10 elecIioneer ln iavOr OF the TAX law,
and shear ii in advance Of opposition with the
Democracy.
This is perhaps oil right; bu! i is new 10 US
who never found ia directions beIore- given u
euIogy on The law accompanying the bIants.-
It seems Banks and hnldrrS Of Siateb0Rds, and
United SiGiss Stocks are 10 be entered foi taxa
lion. Il will he seen in the sequel how much
Tux will he raised from Uulied Suites Stocks ;
because just aS often as The question v i'll be pre-
sented 10 a court il will be decided that The ncI
levving the tax ia Unconstitutional, null and vOi l..
81 lar us STATE bonds are concerned, those
which were issued under the law OF 1925 were
exempted from taxation by The law, and were
sold n, u premium on that accouoI--see Swan ;
Statute, pages 74l-5-6 81 7. Now 10 TAX those
bonds. or State AIncks, by the General Assembly,
will BE- an net Of repudluIion, aud in direa con-
| flicl with The constitution of the United SaIes-
Article l-Sec. 10. But what Of that! Ii the
democratic party in the Legislature can get these
bonds taxed, and then driven from the State. the
indeperdrnI Banks. whose notes are issued on
these bonds taxed on their bills issued, the dc
posts in the bank, &c.. without deduction Of
d, bis thus taxing The bank about three per cent.
on is capiIoI Stock i. will all be right in them,
a. bank destruction il their hobby horse but
suppose lha, Bank holders, aud the Ohm Life
Insurance and Trust Company should quiz bank.
ing. and remove their properly ouI Of the STATE
where would Ihe people profit!
Perhaps by the time they pay of their dues
10 said Banks and Trust Co., the banks will be-
as much prn6ud ms any OF The Democrats whn
below so l"udy against banks and monopoieS! i!
- Nous VyroHs."
| hope the Auditor will give US another chap.
Ter on the lax law-and show ns iIs beanlIes
when compared with The Wing tax law Of 1916.
AJAX PAYER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07
The Rich NIem Of Boston.

The Boston Journal notes the publication oil
the Annual List Of Persons, Co partnerships aud
Corporations. who were taxed on S6,OOO and
upwards in the city of Boston, in the year 1851
This document is prioIed by order OF the C'y
Council, aud specifics the amount Of TAX on reaI
and personal estate. From this documeni we
gather some interesting facts. There are in
Boston 282 persons, co.parOershIps and eorpo'
rp,iuns no pay taxes on . 100 900 and upwards
The highest TX is paid by Abbott Lawrence
who pays 81 580 Oh $l.l7OOOO. The follow
ing individuals and corporations are taxed iol
$500 600 and upWardS -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

ELoQUENcE AT A PREMIUM. INLAY it please
ths court" said Yankee lawyer before Du'ch
Justice The ulher day, 'Ihis is u case Of Ihe
greatest importance. While the American ca
ge, whose sleepless eye watches over the well
fare Of this mighty Republic. and whose wings
extend from The Alsghanies IL the Rock Cham
of the west was rejoicing in his pride and
"Slhop dat! Shop, say; va. has dis suit to
do NIT eagles. Dish has nouin TO do nit de
wild bird. 1t lisa Won Sheep" exclaimed the
Justice.
"Trur, yer honor, bu. my client has rights
here"
"Vot cares FIR de- law Of de language.
understand de- laws Of d. State, and dat ish
enough for me. Confne your dak TO the
case
"Well. then, nv client. tho defendant in this
case. is charged with stealing sheep, and"
"Dat vii do! Dat vii do! Your client j:
charged nit stealing sheep. just nine shilliOg'
De gour will adjourn 10 Bill VecguSon &c
drink"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

A GREAT MAN.-John Scha(er, ,of Mongom.
cry county, N. Y. who died few days ago,
nged sixlylwo, is described MS follows. by The
Rev. Mr.. Rineheau The deceased was Tho
largest man that we ever saw. The coffin was
sufficiently large to contain five men OF ordina,
ry Siz3- measuring in width three feet four in.
ches in the clear. and IhTee feet in helghih.--
Three men could have worked in il at the samo
time, with convenience. IL required six men 10
take him from The bed on which he expired -
This was done by raising platform, removing
the headboard of the beadslead. and taking him
out endwisa. They could not gel The coffin in.
To the house, but,by taking off The dOor'iacrg
of an old vacated house that stood in the yard /,
they got it into that, and carried The corpse
lhuher on three empty bags. A wagon and
fur horses stood prepared. and ten men placed
the coffin and us contents upon it. In letting
The cuilin down inIn the grave they had Two
lines doubled, onessaI each end, and one large
well rope 10 The middle aud seventeen men to
let down this great sprinkle of mortality into its
last home on earth. HIS weight was unknown.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

MYsTRaIous. short time since a hunter
found the remains Of a woman in laurel thick
ct about five miles from lhe National Road. and
Two miles from the village Of Accident in Cum
berand county. The skeleton and parts Of the
cloIhing were nearly all that remained. bot the
latter were of excellent qualify, aud good ear
rings were found together with lhs SUN Of six
dollars in silver which had evidently been 10 the
bosom Of the woman. An inquest was held,
aud from the testimony ELECTED, the jury came
10 conclusion that they were the remains of a
female who. about two years ago, wandered
from the Stage at Truman Farall's on the Ma
Iona Road. and was never afterwards heard Of
She was supposed TO have been insane, and j:
said to have been from Philadelphia. - CHm5
Miners Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

A WRONG GuEss.-A physician in going
down a street with friend of his. said TO him
-"Lel rs avoid ,ha, liule woman you see there
on The left! she knows me again, and casls up.
IN me looks Of indignation. | amended her
husband. &C." "Ah! ! understand you: you
had the misfortune TO dispatch him." ''On The
contrary" replied The doctor, Il saved him."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07
ALLEGEDFUGlTIVE SLAVE KILLED.

OUIWhUIu, TH'. NpFN x51
An officer named RIdgelyr from BAliimore,
and another named Snydecy from Harrisburgh,
arrested negro named Smith,. and whilst 10
their custody he>was shot dead, whether BY &C.
clden' or design we cannon say There is
great excitement here about il. Smith was
supposed to be slave, though living here some
years; he has family. There were quite a
number OF blacks present when the affair hap.
pened.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07
Magazines.

SARTAIN's was received some time since, bu
we could not lind room TO notice the fact. II i'
still better, and is alwaysa welcome visIer.-
We only wish il came ollener.
GRAHAM's, for May is good number. Il il
so we'll suited to rural life, that no doubt many
Of our farmers wives and daughters would be
pleased with il.
The LADIES KEEPsAKE is nice liuls month.
~, published ia New York, by Jno S. Taylor
at 81 year. Il is Of a religious character, and
will be found an agreeable companion.
GopEY's has not been received, and we are
not Disappointed, he having Informed US, some
,me since. ,hu, we need not expecI any moro
favors We hope, BY rigid economy. and ex'
IRENE carefuIness in diet, to survive this unex,
pecled blow: but should we, on account Of be-
ing deprived of the mental pap furnished by
The "Lady's Book" become victim Of lilera.
ny starvation, we hope the Editor Of that peri
odical will so far forget pas. differences, occa'
stoned by our neglect TO nauer his vanity by
Oes,owiOg unmeriled praises on his "bOok;') us
10 sing for US requiem, however short, (or
which we will make ample amends in our last
literary will ami testament.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

A BABY AFLoATl-A gentleman just from
Wheeling informs US that, during The laIe food
in Ihs Ohio. a cradle with living infant in il
was picked up on The river somewhere below
Wheeling. No one knew any thing Of ts par
sulAgs, or where u hailed from.
We hope the liule Stranger will be kindly
treated and we'll taken care OF until il shall BE-
abls 20 .ake care Of iIself - Zanfspills Courier
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

.APFIBAvfr AGAINST KossuTH. The Jackson
Miss. Star says Thai while KossuIh was 10 lha,
civ, diainguished ciTzhn -oi an adjoining
county made 90 afiidavn against him, charging
him with violation Of The neu!Saii!y acs oI
IsIo, ana praying fSs s@asraas 'fOf bic arrest
The anniiesslon vac refused.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

10 the town of Sheldon, Wyoming county,
there is girl only seven years of age, who has
II full mouSlache on the upper lip. large enough
for cavalry officer, and beard VIII n. though
f. only Ior "a miIding grenadirr." is large
enough for line envy OF city sWiplings Of TWEEN.
Iy.One or lwenIy.Iwo years of age. The unu.
sual growth of hair began when she was hvc
years old. since winch lime il has been repeat.
cdp plucked out. She is tho child Of Belgian
parents, is healthy. aud rather more Than usu.
ally intelligent for her years.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

Some lover Of the curious inlliseTalure, as
seS,s that the word Hesos was derived from the
initial le,,ers Of the cardinal points Of the.com'
pass. These letters were Intended 70 indicata
thai ihe paper eomainsd Intelligence from Ehs
four quarters OF The globe stnl .Aeyshnallx cams
70 assume lhe word ns,0s, GrOmfwAiehe fern
newspaper Is derived.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

Six gentlemen, during hunt of twelve days
duration, in Orange county, Florida. succeeded
in killing lie deer. wild turkeys. 8 raccoons,
Q wild cats. wolff, 8 opPOssnms, 81 quaiIs, SS
ducks, and go aliga.ors. the largest measuring
10 Ieet, aud none under l2 feet.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-07

0IT The last case Of indoIeuce is related in
one Of our exchanges; ii is Thai Of a man named
John Hole. who was so lazy that. in writing
his name he simply used the letter J. and lhsn
punched hole through The paper.