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Ohio PenifenIInrY.

From the recently published report Of the
Warden. il appears that The number Of prison.
ers confined in The peni,entiary on The 30ih o
November, was SOB. OF his number 1876 were
from Hamilton county, ~ from Cuyahoga, 2G
from Lucas, and l8 from Franklin, and the res
distributed mscellaneously over the State
Nativity, 1876 are from Ohio, SO from New
York, So from Ireland, 81 from Pennsy ylvania
40 from Virginia, % from Germany re-
maiDder from various States and nations. The
crimes for which they are sentenced are 48 il
number. Those Of most frequent conviction
are as follows: Grand larceny 80, burglary
72. horse stealing go, burglary and larceny 81
robbing l8, murder IS, murder in the SECOND
degree 20. manslaughtpr g, assault and battery
with intent 10 kill, Is. shooting with intent lC
kill, s, slabbing with intent to kill. 6; passing
counterfeit money 10, passing counterfeit coin
6, passing counterfeit bank bills 10, attempting
do 8, rape ~, arson IS.
The number OF convicts received the pas
yeaI is 237, Of whom So were from Hamilton
county, IS from Cuyahoga. and from Frank
lin. Deaths in The prison during the year. 8
Total receipts during the year, S45,s9S 50
Expenditures, $43095,24. Since 1884, The
institution has supported itself, aud Melted to the
State in addition, nearly one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
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ObItnary.

DlED-on the llIh inst, ~ the residence OF
heF lslher 10 PERI, p.. near New hageTstown,
after short illarss, Emma, daughter Of ThOm.
as and Mauha Buuefleld, IN the 18Th year OF
her sgs.
Thus are We sgain admonished ''ihuI in the
midst Of life We are in dealh." The deceased
vas remarkably intelligent for one Of her age,
possessing rare mental endownenls, with pre-
possessing manners, kind and gentle disPosi'
lion. She was loved BY all who knew her
She died as she had lived, lovely aud inter-
esIing girl. Ier bersnyed parents and rela.
lives are not alone in their grief for the early
dead. Her school companions, with whom she
was associated Al The time OF her death, and TO
whom she was sroDgly auaehed by the endear.
Jog ties Of true friendship, weep a, her depart.
ure from among them. They we're all her
friends. And il may be truly said of her 10.
deed "none knew her but 10 praise her.
From hel teacher she had won a tribute Of re.
spect BY her close application and diligence
and coed behavior in The school room. She
never needed a word Of correction. But she
has gone Il, m among US. Too fair for The
land Of SOTrOws, she passed from time and
"ceased TO be Of The earth earthly" Her sPir.
il returned to Him who gave il. just before
she breaIhed her last her father, reclining
upon her bed, said, Emma, il il should be
The Lords will that you should die nOD, are
you willing to go 7 She, calmly as summers
evening" said, Yes, and just as her spirit START
ed for the spirit land she seemed 10 recall i
merely TO give answer TO her name when pro-
nounced BY her father Then she fell asleep,
Her soul haG entered the portals Of eternal !e
licity. Like a blossom Of The month Of May
she has been niPped by the chilling hand o
death. We shall see her form no more. ]
will lie eniombed 10 the cold damp earth, bu
you do not mourn around her grave MS thos'
who have no hope for 10 the resurrection morn
when the last trump shall sound, she will ris,
TO "bloom forever n immortal yOu'h."
Feb l6, '53, J. w. A.
Tuscarawas Advocate please copy.
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EnsRATToS coNnsaosEEs' REPoRr. The
report Of The Board Of Commissioners Of emf.
grafton lOr ls5l, shows that during the year
30OO9s alien passengers were landed ., The
port Of New York. from 9.l9O vessels. Of the
Nhole number. Il8.l3I we're from ireland f;
Il0O64 from Germany, and 64,Ss0 from other
countries. Relief was granted 10 hospitals to
l5.I8s peIsons, and there were 6s3 birlhs du.
ring Ihoy year in the refugees and hospitals under
the charge of'Ihe commissioners. Board and
lodging we're supplied TO III. 7.558 persons and
1871 SeIe provided with employment. To.
tai number relieved, forwarded or employed,
1871 .005.
These returns show that greatly ss the emf.
grafton TO New York ia 1851. went Ibey ond that
of any previous year. il has been exceeded 10
amount by that OF 1859. The excess Of last
years immigration above that Of the year pre-.
ceeding is 1901. This arose mainly from
the augmented emigration from Germsny,
which has risen to more than double The aver.
age of the proceeding four years, and is an ex.
cess Of t8 .928, or about 10 per cent. over the
number Of 1851. The Irish emigration was
45.ll9 Tor nearly u less Ihan that Of 1851, but
sll is larger Than that Of any previous year.
The emigration from England has increased,
though not rapidly, and formed last year, as il
has for some time done, something more ILan a
tenth Of the whole.
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TIE Diadcs Assessors elected lasi fsll will
sOoa russr OpOn lhs dischsres Of their duly.-
AL lhs rrai esls,s ie lhe STATE will be resp.
praisea. The vsl0ssion whereof viii be the basis
Of uzaliOn ior he ensuing six years. !, will
M Oues be seen thai this ii very imPouanI
manes. ss il directly inseEesls every holder Of
real essals in the S1Sse.
The lands Of CARROLL county will be appraised
By four men. and Unless there be soms under
sanding G6Ong them, il is not TO be expected
that he vsinalion in the districts will be uni,
foum. sane rule must be adopted Tor aseer'
sainiOg the value OF lands. The arbitrary jude
nenl Of The beSt man 10 the county would b
10 some instances unfair. '
The Law requires thai lands shall be sPPrsis
ed a their cash value. as near us can be ascer
mined. Nov What is the cash value I Is !
the price asked BY the ownsri Is j, The price
offered By the person wishing N buyi THIS i
aquesliOn Assessors win have some difficulty
is Staling. How would il do TO take a medium
between the woi II this rule we're adopted
ihe average value Of lands in the county wOul'
be about els per acre nearly twice The oil
estimate.
h would perhaps be veil Tor the Assessors I
meet and have Some understanding about hi
matter. IS il will prevent much trouble hersaI
Ter. Let Ihs loeOfocO Law bo administered a
fairly as possible, sor il is hard enough al bss
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-25

The eo-nothipg character Of Congress has
become PrOverbisl, aBd one Of The moss elective
obstacles in the lwsY Of the transaction OF husi.
ness. arises from the rules Of that bOc,. Il is
always 10 order TO move an sdjOurnmen,, pro.
Vided aug other motion has been entertained
between such calls. This rule leaves il in the
power Of a small minority TO block The wheels
Of business, and reIard any measure the major.
iIy may wish 10 pass.
The Washinglon Republic gives an account
OF the manner 10 which that rule was employed
10 destroy the progress Of public business on
February 4Ih. Mr. DOIy's bill Tor Rranung
lands for Improvement 10 Wisconsin vas un.
der consideration, and there was every dispOsi.
tion 10 the majority to pass IT, Three votes
had been taken on minor points, which showed
that there was majority in Ihe House ia favor
OF the bill. Mr.. Dean, Of New York. moved
an adjournment, aud called for the yeas and
pays, which were go TO l0a. thus consuming
much time without gaining his object Soon
alter Mr.. McMuen, Of Virginia. renewed The
motion, and again the House was detained By
the farce Of calling the yeas and nays. The
motion was lost, II TO 81. In few minutes.
Mr.. Orr. OF Soulh Carolina, renewed the mo.
ton. The yeas aud nays were ordered. but be.
fore they could be taken, Mr.. Orr Withdrew the
motion. which wss soon renewed BY Mr.. Lelch.
er, of Virginia, but defeated, IS 10 30. 10 an.
other few minutes Mr. Robbins, Of Pennsylya.
MIA, again renewed The motion Of adjournment,
and was this lime successful, for the House had
become wearied out ana disgusIed by these re.
Pealed calls.
The Republic calls attention TO the fact, that
all these gentlemen were DemOcrais-Ihat the
Democracy have a maj 'riIy Of Sc in the House
and ihaI all ,he delay of business, waste oil
time, aud the iOsufTicieEcy Of The recognized
leaders, are to be sscribed to thai party. They
have The power, and are responsible for its *.
ercise. Will the people look at :hese things.
Cleveland Herald
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The Post Omce.

Five or six Locofocos met a the sehoolhousv
on Lisbon street. q few evenings since, and mad,
regulations for the election Of Postmaster FOL
VhS ofice 10 carrOll'On. Il was agreed thai nc
one BIT democrats should VoIe-.ha, 90 election
should be held on Saturday The R6lh inst and
that the result should be made known TO ''Hon.
Joseph Cable" who will lake steps for the i'm.
mediate installation OF The fortunate one.
Before they can get any body in, they must
FIRST 60 Mr. EsOn outs and how will they do
that Before he is removed, il will be neces.
cary to show Iha, he has failed to discharge his
duty honestly, faithfully and impaniAlIy. We
do not mTan that any other cause than The fact
Of his being a Wing will lead 10 his removal,
bot they must sc. up some other excuse to fall
back on in case lhoTe should be an inVestga.
ZION.
We do. not intimate that the present incum.
hrnl desires 10 vemuin in the olice-we only
desire TO put The matter on the righ, ground
We have no doubt but lies will be certified TO
cause his removal, and we dare them TO show
Iheir petition before i, is sen, to Washington
We ~ill buy tho new P. NJ. the bes. hat in town
II he will show US his petition before it is mail
ed. lie dare not do il.
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Cincinnati House Of Refuge.

To Cincinnati belongs the honor Of having
established the frsI House of Refuge 10 the
Stale. The second annual report Of the Direct
ors states that the whole number received into
The institution since i was opened. October 7lh
1850. is 353-27i boys and SO girls. Whole
number received during the year ending Sept
3OIh, 1853. 1853 Number discharged during
The year, l09-8 81 boys and 20 girls. The av,
erage oge Of The inmates received during 1853
is Is years. or the number received durinl
the year, l0I were commilIed by order of The
Mayor. ~ by parents and guardians, by ma
glsTaies, 8 by the criminal court, aud by The
township Trustees But one death has occur.
rel in The institution since lIs first organzation
The teacher, Mr.. Wright, in his report says
1--WE labor under discouraging circumstances
nevertheless, we are cheered by unmislakabe
evidences that our efforts are not all 10 vain"
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Markets.
NEW YoRx. Feh. st

New YoRK, Feb. 81.
Flour-Sa,es 1900 bbls State. unchanged f;
Ohio S5Sl6543 The steamers news had a
favorable effect on the market; low grades bet
Ter. Southern SIS S7C05,6s. buoyanL Grain
sales $500 bushels wheat; western $l,22; red
SLIT, better. and in good demand. Sales 30.'
600 bus. Com. white 81 yellow same, better
and 10 good demand. Whiskey, sales $50
bbls. prison, eat easier. Piovisons-sales
$50 bbls mess pork. unchanged; prime $3.50,
demand limited; sales TOO bbls mess beef $751;
25C0 So sales so bbs beef hams at is, quiet.
Hogs. in demand at sO8k Sales 500 bbls
Lard al l0OlOA steady. Sales so tres hams
at lU0lUa, shoulders 74071. firm. Butter
active. CufIee, sales 1900 bags RIO ct; Java
il6ua Molasses. saes 5000 bbIs II 3lGO
SO, firm. Sugar. $50 bbls Orleans ., 4aO55:
Muscovado 5(O5l. COsOn unsenled, sales 500
bales.
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Executors sale.

Notice is her b. given tiat on Wednesday the
30th March next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in flo OF
the C0'irt Htu e in the town q Carol ton, the
unierig I'D wi offer al putt sale, the follow.
lnI 1escIibed property 10 wit: Lot No. 49, on
Main street, in tle town Of Malvern, Carroll
county Ohio, iron ing 60 .e't on Main street, an
-xleniing in lhe reBr 100 feet. The imp owe
ments ore, two story frame building 80 by 81,
well finished with XII cher l2 by I6 feet, and a
porch on the erst side--a wood house adj ininE
the knchen,-a geo steb'e, tm,ke house &c,
There is also, large Store room we'll fitted up
on the lOl in an excellent siiuat on icr business
The garden il well flIrd with choice fruit trees.
Title indispnabIe. Terms of sale, - ore half
on the first July next-Th- balance. on the first
Of October next, with il terest from dats.
H. II. LEAVITT, ! ExecItors Of
THOMAS LEE. HANS Wilson.
February II, 1853
P. s. One o. the Executors will be present at
The sale en- peHo indebted 10 the Estate of
M, Wilson, Isl |! NJ n Carroll county, are TO-.
qunsled then TO m ke ptyment.
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A Lone LlNE.-In advocating a direct,hor.

A LONG LINE.--ln advocating a direct thor.
oughisre through our own territory from The
Mississippi 10 the Pacific, instead OF the TIE.
huan,ePec route through foreign territory
Nr. Seward states Iha, The Railroads of New
York alone, if sITe'ched out in one continuous
grea. as that which separates the Mississippi
rom San Francisco.- And. further. thai The
railroads already Wade in the Upiled States, il
extended 10 one continuous chain, would GOV.
~ a. distance as grea, as that which divides
Liverpool from Canon, and, together with
roads now constructing, would encircle the
globe.
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The undersigned have. entered in,o an ar
rangsmehl BY which lhey agree 10 furnish The
KnNk rbOcktf Msgszinp, tmonthlyN the Home
Journal, (weekly.l TO new suhscfiher,. and The
Musical World and Times. fweskly1 to new
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collars year sor the three publications an or.
ders. enc osing that smount 70 Dyer & WHs
will be p m,Ily attended 70. r-1
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Publisher OF the KnckeTAork.r
MORRIS & WILLIS. -ss
Publishers Of the Home Journal
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s57 Broadway New York.
GRAND LITERARY AND ARTISTIC COMBINATION.
Arrangements have been made 10 furnish The
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This is cheap literature. with a vengeance.
The Knickerbocker is s3 per annum; the
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TnkO NOiICei!

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en,ine week, generously sent 10 The Undersign.
ed through Tho Pos, Office good silk handker.
chief, be pleased to accept his grateful ack.
nowedgemenIs for the gihl The article came
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,ho generous donor is, and therefore cannot
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ness 80 delicalely expressed.
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II should be universally known-lor il is
strictly Wue-.hal indigestion is the parent Of a
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dysen.
terry, darrhea, cholera morbus, liver complaint,
and many other diseases enumerated in the city
inspectors weekly catalogue Of deaths, are gen.
eralcd by indigestion alone. Think of that
dyspeptcs think of il all no suffer from dis.
ordered sIomachs, and if you ore willing TO be
guided by advice, founded upon experience, re.
SORT a. once (dont delay day. 10 HooAand's
German Bir'ers, prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson,
which, as an aleralive, curative, and invignrant,
stands alone and uuapprouched. General de.
pot, 1870 Arch street. We have tried these Bit.
Iers, and know they aro excellent for the dis.
eases specified above.-P Philadelphia lily lem.
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.e1r We have 20 reeOlIee,ioo Of saying bard.
er things Of Ihe present legislature ,han are
found in lhe following, which ve clip from the
Okio PieayHns Oflaa week. We have 20 doub,
The diOr is honest 10 this nunSr. Cor ne certain.
ly would not say a0y thing against his friends
unless it were true.
" Do Friday last a new bill was ordered TO be
sngfossed 10 The House, which virtually repeals
The act authorizing the publication Of The laws
in The papers Of the State. The conduc, of the
House Of Representatives iu this mauer merits.
as Il justly receives, the censure Of homes. men
Of both parties. Not single petition, we be.
l'eVe, has been presented demanding change
10 this Law. No act upon the statute books is
more essential, or more popular with the great
mass Of the people and yet a set Of individu.
als-would bs honorable men," who have
voted, themselves four dollars per day, who
have increased The salary Of every officer 10
the STATE, and who, BY their folly and sx.rava.
eancs have rendered themselves ridiculous, now
claim, on the ground Of economy, that this sal.
u'ary Law must be repealed, and that the poor
printer must be deprived Of the poor Pil,ancs
Obtained hereby.
"out upon such hypocrisy Such doing,
we consider mean, negOrdly aud pusillanimou,
10 The suPerlStive degree. We shall OA,ain the
names Of all who vote for the repeal of this law
inelose them in black lines. and write Z" infa.
nous" before and "infamous' afer their names
They are e. subjects for scOrn TO point her
slow and unerring finger AI.'
He hiH them in the right place when he put.
the % dsyE Them. They cOn sand aDy
hing else but that. They consider il personal,
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Nnlice.


In Partition.-Robert McMiIen ir. VS.. Cynthia
Heston ct al,-Cynthia Heston, Lydia Ann Hes
ton, Samuel Heston, Albert Heston Ellen Keston
and Rebecca HestOn, will take notice that Pc
tition was filed against them on the 7th day of
February instant, in the Court of Common Pleas
for Carroll county and State Of Ohio, by Robert
McMillen jr. and is now pending, whein the said
Robert McMien jr, demands PARTITION of the
following real estate, viz part of the southeast
quarter of section twenty-nine Of township mum.
Der fourteen, of range four, the district Of lands
directed to he sold at Steubenvle, in the State Of
Ohio containing one hundred and twenty-six acres,
and bounded as follows: On the south BY the
lands OF Solomon Hostman, on the east by the
lands of Daniel Gault, on the north by the lands
of Abram Baton and the heirs of John Heston
deceased and on the west by the lands of James
M'Ginty and that at the next term of said court
application will be made by the said Robert Nc
Millen jr for an order that partition and assign
ment of dover may be made of said premises
ROBERT McMILLENJr. zot
By Eckley g. Davis, his Att'ys.
February II, l853.-pr fee $3. u. Is .sH . *. M
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Fx Governor Lucas died suddenly on the 7lh
inst. AZ his residence near Iowa Cny, al the age
OF rs years. The deceased was formerly Gov
eInor oG OHIO. and was allerward appointed
Governor of Iowa, while il was a Territory
lie was an honest. worthy and patriotic cizen
and highly esteemed wherever known. He
was soldier OF the war OF 1919.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-25
Adjournment.

We have good news from Columbus. The
Legislature has fixed on the 9j Monday oI
March, at O'Clock, A. NJ, for 6nai adjourn.
meu,. The people will rejoice Ihereat The vote
in the House on fixing the day, second Monday
of March, stood yeas ~. nays "a. The sen.
ate NJ once concured. mos, sensible vote
all round.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-25

Judging from present indications, !. would
sPpnat IAs. The prcs OF wool will be consldera
Sly higher This year Than last AgeD.s OF East
srn companies are engaging il a. from 20 &c
% cen" snIhe sleeps back. Farmers. before
ihey sell, should be sure they are ee.ling the
full value Of their wool.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-25

01- The new Coinage bill Iha, has jus, pnss.
ed Congress, provides for the emission Of three
dollar gold pieces. The standard Of silver is
so changed as TO make half dollar less valua.
BILE, and thus prevent their shipment to Europe.
We think this bill is Of as much practical i'm
porance as any that has passed Congress dur.
ing The session.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-25

OF A bill has just been introduced into the
Legislature Of New Jersey, making it lawful for
the Court of Chancery to issue a commission to
inquire into The habitua drunkenness Of any
person having real or personal estate ard if by
reason Of habi.Gal drunkenness no becomes iu-
capable Of managing his eslnte, or is wasting
the same, the proceedings of such inquiry Ore
TO be sent TO the OrphaU's Court, which Court,
upon application. may appoint guardian TO IOks
charge of The drunkArd's estate, who is divesled
Of all personal interest or control in his estate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-25

ALLEGED INSULT TO MASSACHUSETTS. An or.
der has been introduced into the Legislature Of
Massachusetts, insIruclng the Judiciary Com.
miuee to report resolve or resolves. signifying
disaPprovaI, on The part of Massachusetts, ol
The conduct of The u. S. Senate 10 intentionally
excluding Charles Sumner from any standing
Commute of that body, "for the aEIedged rea.
son that he is no. a member Of any healthy
political organization"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-25

70 Bo careful What petition you sign. We
esse heard Of Ihs names 10 e temperance pe.i.
iion Gu. of and s.,achsd 20 E recommendation
OF IN pties seeker. We don't insinoa,s tha,
sach has been the case in this county; but
'hsEs ere otiies seekers 10 our midst. and there
is 20 telling whs, migAI Be dope.
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THE WHEELING EXTENSION. The Wheeling
Times Of 18th says: ave have lelier hom
"a Director in The Cleveland and Well,ville
Ralroad assuring US that Ihe Wheeling exlen.
.lun will be put under contracts as soon as the
right &c way can he .b,ained on the upper end.
and ~heh pu, under will be pressed through
with all speed. u can be built in six months. /"