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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

GFA correspondent from St. Francisville,
ILL.,, to whom we had sent a circular, writes
to US as follows -
am, and intend to be subscriber as
long as your paper is an Organ, and | can
raise the subscription money, In reference
to getting up club, l have labored and
will continue to do SO, and if l fail, the
cause shall not be mine. That the Organ
would do great deal of good here, have
no doubt. When first subscribed for the
Organ / felt assured that there would be no
trouble in raising club. A majority of
our citizens are professors of religion. and
believing that temperance and religion went
hand in hand, felt no delicacy in appeal
ing to them to subscribe but to my aston
ishmeDt they said, they thought it (the
Organ) was going itrathertOo strOng Since
then I have learned that these good chris,
tians keep big jug full in the house to
take on a wet day.
Of course, they would not patronize
Temperance paper.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

u Owing to heavy press of work, the
Organ is unavoidably one day behind its
usual time. We hope our readers will pass
over this delay without any hard feelings.
We will endeavor to prevent a similar oc-
currence
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

u Barnum is lecturing with great sue
cess in Montreal. The papers there give
him all praise.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

u The prose and poetry by "A friend
of Temperance, Liverpool, o., is respect
fully declined.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

T- The friends of Temperance in Eaton,
n intend to have celebration on the 3d
of July. It will be a celebration worthy
the day il commentaries. See notice III
another column.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

T F. W. Kellogg of the United States,
is stirring up the masses of Great Britain,
for the Maine Law.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16
NDemocrallc,, Econonny.

A correspondent Of the Xenia Torch Light,
wiring from Columbus, gives The following ex-
hilaraIing account Of The way things work un'
der the New Constitution
"ln the House OF Representatives, | am in.
formed there are in The aggregate, Of Clerks and
Sergeant.a al Arms, and their assistants, no less
than 20 whose daily pay will amount to $40
and six messenger boys a, 81, 90 per day, ma.
king $6,00-whole amount S76-lor each day.
ln the Senate, am informed, there are n the
aggregate Of Clerks and Sergeant,at- Arms, with
assistants, no less than II whose daily pay will
amount to S5a-and FIVE messenger boys at
81 90 per day-$6,0O, whole amount S57; ag.
gregale amount for each day Sl3S,00. Wages
Of Clerks. SergeanIs and Messengers boys up
to this evening, 5000. This calculation is
made on 6s days-l am informed that this Is q
much larger corps than is employed by the Con.
gress OF the Unued States.
This is decidedly rich. With Medary thrust.
ing his hands into the treasury, in manner moi
''prescribed by law" and this nepoIic horde OI
Legislative officials, sucking away with an ap'
petite, not al all diminished BY the reflection that
the game must soon cease, il will require right
smart increase Of shank taxation" TO make both
ends NEE. a. The treasury al the end Of the year.
The people, we suspect, will inquire into the
proprieIy Of employing this number Of persons
10 lounge around the Senate and House, and ex'
pend all their physical aOd nIetec'ual energies
10 making themselves comfortable before huge
fire. The" Democracy" generally appear 'C
have got the impression sha. tho new Conssi,u
lion framed for the express purpose Of putting
money into their pockew. With this idea they
voted for il. aud nov thai il is adopted, they
seem disposed 10 carry ous Ihisoprivale under
standing more faithfully Than any one OF its ex
pressed clauses. - Cincinnati Gas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16
AdIourMmemG.

Qnhe breeze has sprung up among the 10.
coloco wiTe,pullers, abOu. the contemplated ad-
i,arnmeni Of The legislature until next winter,
Some Of them lhink |, will be hazardous step
under the circumstances, guessing pretty cor
rec,ly that The "dear people" would not be
cell pleased. They will probably consume as
much time discussing this measure, as would
bo required TO pass dozen laws. and then ad'
fiafn over at last. is certainly gel.lorions
bods! A ARreaser collection Of sap.heads were
never collected together. They seem 10 have
no sSrd policy, but keep laundering along in q
continual maze OF darkness. Every liWe while
yoa can sss heir long CseleTs sticking Ou, ia
ihe shapc Of resolutions.
60 il boys, you'll make something perhaps
phplesoms laws FOE The PeOPle-PeFhsPs fool
Of yearscIVcs. However, il is great cODsola
lion yCur friends 70 discover, that although
yoa may drown he dear people, yOG will saw
Jour "ekists." ~ ,s.a...
3
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

HOUSE, IN LONDON FoR NJ. KossUrB.-Ths
N. York Tribune Ofihe Isl inst says: "a house
in LadbroOke square. Kensinglon, London. has
been taken for NJ. Kossuih, whose family is ex.
pected TO take possession on the Ist of May"
The Tribune being good authority for any
information concerning the movements OF M.
KOssulh, we take il for granted that this may
be relied upon. If true, il only confirms whaI
We have more than once heard predicted by in-
IelligenI and iar-seeing persons, iha, London or
its neighborhood would become the residence Of
the Hungarian Exile after his departure from
the United States, We shall not be sorry, for
our part, TO learn that he has collected sufficient
'maIerial aid" in this country to enable him and
his family tn spend The rest Of their days in un-
disturbed quiet in that country MAJ. Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16


RIss IN VALUE OF REAL EsTArE IN nEw
YoRK.-M Miller & Co. have been ungsged during
the week IN selling about = thousand building
los, situated between Fourth and Sesenih ave.
nues, and Sixiy-thiFd and Sevenly.Ihird ss.--
The lots comprising nearly fifteen blocks, pre-.
seuled surface Of hnle more than sixIy.Ihres
acres. Thirty years ego This land vas purchas.
ed by The late James Amory Tor 400 nov
IL sells for about sigAi hHndred thOHsand dOllarsl
Thus q oi which in l822 cost s4,ss. sells Zoe
$3.50 or an acre al $40 in ls22 brings sIa,-
700 10 1883. These LOIS are in an DnselIled
portion Of The island. and butfew OF the streets
are opened. A rise Of ak hundred per cent
per annum in thirty years On 20 large q plot Of
ground is probably without parallel even in
this go-ahead city. 10 ,bis inslAnee Ihe oriRi-
nal investment had doubled every sixty days.-
New York Daily Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

al.H D. tsf-- Ntec"~"S.
B5saosu ELscTIoS. - The Wing, Of the bOr.
oaxs az carfollIoa. ~ The charter election on
lsss nSoday, elecssd their dekeii wilhOu. the
lOsaafoar. The follOsing is the tickets "a,
President --GsOrgs Benuy.
RscOrder-Henry E. Hunlet.
.Tssssurex-Joseph q. Kennedy.
Taases-Jse EIehfrch, Enos Hoops, John
Sssrsiug. JOha Moody. and Philip F, Price.
Marshal-Dayid N. Coleman.
.Ssuos, Con. John II. tlemmiug.
Sen Sou EEscTuoN.--0a the same day, there
uas al elecdoa Cor School Directors, which re.
sul.ed in the election Of John II. Tripp ESQ.
While our hand is 10, we desire TO say 4
word or two about the manner 10 which our
schools have been managed for the past year.
We do cot believe Ihs, it is proper for school
director 10 exercise the functions Of bis Office
for eleeIioneering purposes, yet The late board
of lOcoioco directors, imported two lOcofocos
from an adjoining county, who were relations Of
one Of their number, when we have a great
deal Os,ler msn for such places, at home
And more, ,hoy we're paid higher wages than
bater men could have been employed for.
Ga The morning Of the election il was sup
posed there were Two vacancies 10 the board oI
dipscsorsI 10 be filled. and several Of the cilzens
most Interested 10 this matter, formed a union
ticket. with Mr.. E. Mcclure and J. II, Trip,
Esq. for Directors, and some forty of these
tickets we're voted. Bu1 when they were coun.
Ied odI, A. $. Ramsey Esqr., who was one o.
the Judges OF the election, decided that al
licken with more than one name upon Them
we're illegal, and could not be counted, because
there was but one vacancy TO be filled, as be
sHimcd.
Look al the facts for a moment. The Law
requires, that where village is divided in.C
sub.dislricts, a director shall be chosen from
each sub.dls,ricl, and as there was no director
residing 10 the northern district. il was consid
erred that there was a vacancy there. Mr.
Ramsey himself was director Tor that sub.divis
ion, and when he moved 10 the other side Of The
town he was ou. BY operation Of law. Yet, hi
seems anxious to hold on, and for what purpose
We see no reason other than he wishes to i'm
pon another cargo from his horde Of lOcorOc'
relations.
We have been informed that Mr.. Ramsey
vas appointed BY the township clerk, one yea
ago, Aud if so, his time has expired. No maj
Of any dsiicacy Of feeling would desire such I
place under such circumstances. His poliIica
friends hereabou.s, desire him to resign, bu
whs,her his insa,ia,e lhrs. for petty Offices will
permit him 10 do so, We cannot tell.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

At The present day, says The Chicago Journal.
there is no fact so repeatedly proved as thai a
railroad creates business 10 a ratio that even the
most calculating does not dream. The last re-
Por! of the Massachusetts Railway, which pas
ses over the Green Mountains, indicates how
magcally business of this kind grows. To The
present time, this road, Of only $50 miles in
length, has cost $9,953. 1853 81, and YET the
whole sum earned by this road, since ils begin.
ning,in 1899, is SIO,557 O56 81. Ii has alTea-
dy earned almost million Of dollars more than
its entire costs and this on a route where few
schooners and few stage coaches were sufTi.
cienl TO do all the business before the road was
built.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16
N0inrYa Public.

The Legislature recently passed law def
ming the. .dulies &c, Of NoIarys Public. The
law is Almost verbatim transcripts Of the old
one. VIVA, reason locoGocos assign for this
proceeding we are no. advised, but there is bu'
Ia,lo difficulty 10 guessing what their real mo-
tive was. Quite number Of those heretofore
appointed were Wings, whose terms Of Office
would no, expire for one OF Two years ye. &c
come. and there was no way Of getting them
out but 10 cut of their heads 10 this summary
manner.
Another operating reason was. that dollar
could be put into The poke. Of the Secretary
for each now certificate issued.
We are not advised that single petition was
presented in the Legislature asking any change
10 The law, ye, these very obedien1 servants o
,he people. for the purpose Of rewOrding some
Of he small fry, who yociforated al The top o
,heiv voices for The new constitution, and threw
up their hats when The sill, small voice passed
along tho wires 10 "benighled AshIabuln," in
forming those who dwelI 10 the lake shore dark
ness, ,ha, the tall Cuyahoga chief was chosen
Gavernp Of the Buckeyes, 10. the TAX law and
.hs prnling bill, and many anOlher important
measure sleep upOa the table,"
Poor, miserable cormoranIs, grssPing for ev.
cry crumb Of patronage. We wish them q good
feast from Tho crumbs that faII from the locoGo
CO able.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

MORE FlLLIBUsTERs.-A correspondent Of the
Columbus Journal, under date Of February l6,
writes from Sacramento Cily California, that an
expedition is fitting out in the most secre. man.
ner, for The revolution of Lower California, and
the overthrow OF Mexican authority. The os.
Iensible object, and one that has cap,ivated the
crazy brains Of the small fry, who have been
persuaded to Join this damnabIe crusade, is The
acquisition Of the sol-IhO possession Of v6lua.
BILE silver and quicksilver mines--the possession
Of valuable silver and quicksilver mines-,he
possession of office, and The establishment OF
American constitutions.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

MURDERs AND OUTRAaas on TIE STRAiTs or
MAGELLAN Of Vessels. We stated
some line since that the convics Al the Chilian
co.opy, al Fon Bulness. on the Straits OF Ma.
gellap, bad muInied and cOmnenced gensr-
al massacre and pillage il appears thai The Gov
ernOr, MunOz Camera. and priest and several
Others escaped with their lives. buI we're CON.
PEELED By wsnl and hanger TO return, when ih-
Governor vas seized and a FIRE built to bDrn
him 10 death. He begged, however, 10 be shot
rather than endure such horrible death, which
was granted; but after shooting him bis body
was burned, while the murderers danced and
sung the national hymn around The fire. The
American barqus Florida was also seized
by them. her owner Mr. Shaw, OF New Or.
leans, shot on the spot; her captain being spared
10 order that he might navigate the vessel. The
Eliza Cornish, British vessel, was Pllaged oI
100000, aud Captain Talbot, the mate, and
the owners son massaered. About twenty
other persons were murdered; but subsequently,
the muIineers, 10 attempting 10 escape in one oI
the vessels. were captured by Two British war
steamers. The United States frigaIe Rari,an,
on hearing OF the massacre, Immediately sailed
from CalIaO, to Talcahuano, where she was al
the latest accounts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

We clip The following from 4 late no. Of the
Ohin pirnunnn.


We clip The following from a late no. Of the
Ohio Pieayuno;
"Mr. Walters was not at The meeting the un.
dersIandng with the commissioners vas, that
they should not meet until last Tuesday. but
the whig portion Of The board took the adyan.
Iage Of MIR. Walters and appointed wings, and
managed matters 10 suit themselves"
There are two truths and Two falsehnods 10
The foregoing extract, which is as much as we
could expect under the most favorable cireum.
stances. TIE writer refers 10 the appointment
oil district assessors to apPraise the real estate.
!; true, Mr.. Walters was not present, but it
is not true that 'the understanding With the
commissioners was, 10 meet on the next Tues.
day" There was no understanding about il,
Tor the law required them to meet at the time
they did meet. IL Mr.. Walters knew this TO be
the fact, and failed 10 come, he neglected his
dutyi if he did not know it, (which is very like.
Iy,j he is not fl for the Office he encumbers.-
IL The Picayune speaks as from It's own knowl.
edge, il is guilty OF wilful and corrupt fasehoodi
| If it speaks from The representation Of Mr.. Wal.
'ers or his particular friends, il should hasten
TO reIracI, and LEI The blame rest where it be.
longs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

BEWARE OF KIssINe.--The Cumberland Md,
Union says we hear a case talked ofas being
before the Baltimore Conference, in this place
which should render those preparing for the
ministry shy Of kssng--a young lady. A
young man was--Goodlellow by the name, we
believe--was objected TO on this score but as il
appeared he was about leaving some loved
friends, and had kissed the old woman and all
the rest, he was allowed TO pass.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

" lfyou should be IN Cleveland, be sure
and stop at the "FOresl City House," There
is no better stopping place; everything about
The house is fixed up in the most tasteful man.
ner, and the proprietor spares no pans to make
your sOjourn agreeable. See advertisement ID
another column.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

The Boston Post tells of man in Maine,
who kep.a grocery store, and when he sold a
pint, or half pint Of rum. always put his thumb
into the measure-an enormous large thumb
and at The end Of go years practice, he eslma-
ted that he had sold his thumb for at least $500
and had |, lej1, after all. What an old soaker
il must be.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

Mr.. McMULLEN, of Virginia, has introduced
bill into Congress fixing The pay of members
at $500 year, instead Of $8 per day. This
would tend very much to shorten the sessions,
and be the means of saving vas. deal to The
treasury. We think. though, the figures are a
liule TOO low, believing that $4,000 would be
nearer the mark. when The high rates Of living
al Washington are considered.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

A woman, named ANN HoAG, is to be hung
in Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on The 7Ih of May next,
for the murder Of her husband. She says that
she does not know that she has got living con.
nexiOn in the world, save her own children,
five in number, and she is now supposed TO be-
enciente. She was a founding.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

POISONED BY AccIDENT.-Mr P. T. Barnum,
OF Bridgeport, Conn, the wife Of Mr.. Barnum
Of The Museum in New York, swallowed by mis-.
take, last Friday, spoonful Of most deadly pois.
on, akenine, or VOLTS baHe, for some simple
medicine. A powerful emelic rescued her from
the very jaws of death. Some years ago, a
heavy dose of morphine, taken by mistake, very
nearly sacrificed The life OF the same lady.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

CRYSTAL PALAcE.--An earnest move at length
is made towards procuring plan, and an early
completion Of crystal palace in New York,
for the exhibition of the industry Of all nations.
The requisite outlay, it is thought, will not ex.
ceed 100000. The building will cover an
acre Of 100000 square feet, and it will vie in
grandeur of architecture, with that of the greal
metropolis Of England.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

CONSISTENCY Before The Convention was cal
led TO make new Constitution, one Of the ar
gumenw used by The Democracy in favor of The
measure was the necessity Of cheaper govern.
men.. After the adoption OF the Constitution
and the election of Democratic State officers
under ii, the Ohio Statesman announced, as by
authority. that slow salaries was not a Demo.
cratic doctrine |" Accordingly, in fixing The
Salaries of the State officers. the Democratic
Senate increased them from 5000 to $500 each
making an aggregate increase under the
cheaper government Of some $500 in the sal.
aries of The State officials alone
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

DEATH OF MILITARY Doc The Dutch pa.
Pers announce the death Of NesIor, dog who
has followed the fifth division Of infantry, now
in garrison al MaesIrich,, in all their marches
since 1897. He was with the regiment in their
last campain, and al the siege Of Antwerp lost
a claw by shot from a hOwiIzer. Returned
TO MaesrichI. be spent there the last twenty
years Of his life, and died in his twenty fourth
year. Having lain in state a suitable time, he
was solemnly inferred under the wall OF the
fortress. Six men carried him to his resting
place 10 cofin lined with white. A dirge
was sung over his remains, and savo an.
nounced the loss sustained BY the regiment.
The surviving dogs O(lhe garrison wore on the
occasion black collars, with roseltes. The
hound on whom The seniority has deVolved,
and who accompanied the corpse, is already so
dimsghIed that Ihe soldiers Of the 9th have fur
nished him with speclacles, by the aid Of which
he gravely PAGES the passage Of the COssacks.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

LATE AND INTERESTING FROM CHINA.-By ad.
vices from China TO the 10Th Of December, via
California, we learn that pirOcies are frequent
10 the neighborhood of Hong Kong; and that
the China seas have been visited by one or two
severe IyPhOons. AT Ningpo The cholera was
very prevalent and fatal among the Chinese.
The rice crop, notwithstanding the unlavorable
weather, was very abundant and prices lower
Than they have been for years. The revolu.
ZION IN the north is making fearful strides, al.
though the government has hundred thousand
troops in the field. The rebels had taken pos
session Of the chief city Of The Yung gen dis.
lrict, after desperate battle, 10 which The gov
ernment troops were defeated. The insurgents
subsequently beheaded large number of The
citizens. Various other defeats Of the govern.
ments forces are recorded. In fact the whole
country seems TO be in state Of insurrecIion
attended by rapine and murder.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

We have but one question 10 ask and We are
done. Mr. Cable says "thsre are buIiwo sour.
ees Osweulih in this counuy-Ihe hand Of "a.
bar, and the bOuOsls Of The ear,hT Nov. We de.
sire 10 know whether this speech. which seems
to be so great treasure, was produced BY the
hand tnOI head,) Of Iab~, or was taken from
the boloels Of the earthi
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

From 1910 TO 1850 there arrived in this coun.
try I,54s85O foreign emigran,s. The total
number Of emigranls into the United States
since 1870, and their descendants in 1870 is
reckoned at 4,S50, ,934, almost fifth Of our en-.
lire population.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

A bill is before the Massachusetts Legislature
having for its object TO nullfy the fugitive slave
law. One Of It's sections authorizes the State
Cour TO take any person arrested as a fugitive
slave, out Of the hands Of The U. s. CourIs, by
means Of writ Of habeas corpus. Auolher
section provides for his trial by jury before
STATE Court, if desired BY him.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16
PRovIDENcE, April 8.

RHODE ISLAND ELEcroN.--LArEsT.--Allen,
the Democratic candidate, is elected Governor
by 500 majority, Lawrence, the Democratic can.
didaIe for Lieut.. Governor, is badly defea,ed.---
The Wings have two majority 10 the Senate
over all, and eight in the House.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

The London Times says it has taken some
pains to ascertain The number Of persons arrest
ed in France within the last few weeks, and lis
assured by the best authorities, speaking on sul.
fcient evidence, that the number probably reach
es 100000.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

Four hundred and fly.Ihree thousand pas.
sengers were transported over the Utica and
Schenectady railroad, during the year 1851,
without mn accident of any kind occurring to
one of them. This is the result OF careful and
proper management.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

MAeIsrRATE,--'What brough. you here. sirl
Prisoner--Two officers, your honor Magis'
Wate.-- Then suppose liquor had nothing
to do with i'll Prisoner.-Yes, sir they were
both drunk
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

KossUTH arrived in New Orleans on The 9Th
ult. No preP6Tetions were made for his rscep.
lion, and little or no excitement prevailed in the
ci.y on his account. ae tod.ie a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-04-16

The New York Courier states, that 500, GOO
Of Ohio, Huron and Sandusky County aud City
Railroad Bonds have been sold during The last
few days. by Simeon Draper, on foreign account
and on private terms, but supposed 10 be at about
80 per cent.