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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07
Bank Note List.

Pennsylvania.
BIZ of Chambersb'g l
Blk of Chester co y
Blk of Commerce =
Blk of Danyille =
Blk of Delaware co. y
Blk of Germantown 4
Blk of Gettysburg e
,iB'k of Lewistown :
1 Blk Montgomery Co. Il
Blk Northern Lib. y
,lB'k North America x
Blk Northumberland Z
Blk Pennsylvania II
/ B'k Penn Township II
Blk Pittsburg III
Blk Susquehan. Co. u
lCarlile bank l.
columbia B'dge Ce. x
I Commercial blk Pa. Il
lDoylestown bank II
Easton bank p1<
Erie bank Hr
Exchange bank IL
Frs blk Bucks Co. =
Frs blk Lancaster u
Farmers blk Reading 4
F's. 81 Mech's. blk K
Farmers bank IL
F's. Drovers blk ~
Franklin bank 4
Girard blk L
Harrisburg bank liz
IHonesdale bank q
lKensingston bank u
Lancaster bank II
Lancaster Go. bank X
! Lebanon bauk IL
Lehigh county bank -
Manuf, ~ Nc. bank X
Mechanics bank i
NJ. IL Manu-. bank i
Mfddletown bank *
Minis. blk. Pottsviile u
Nonongehela bank TX
Philadelphia bank y
Pittsburg City Scrip y
Relief Notes 3
Schuylkill bank -
Southwark bank 4
!Tradesmen's bank u
Western bank y
Wyoming bank 4
West Branch x
York Bank u
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07

1.-THE FIRM hcrstofors txlsffnr ttse-n James
Il y. Hernor and james Q. Glrrstf . ,isis ssz
diasplref - lData1l eonfeHf, ard lis 1hasine,ss
Tor Che saliIrr, viii b ron4ae.Ii ~ IaIn-, ~ 4
tiqslli.r is adeelisg ofti1s iirhi an b settisd
~ j. g Garrett q
Just REC IyE3D--A fresi, snpply n slfIrn.
Hol1t5es ~ fiIS Valley Lao. i,'i m 80 ~
JAMES Y. HORgdil-
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EBLACNSNEYfAENG.

R5 The subscriber respectfully informs the
fLfS public that he has Vuc in operation the
trSC Blacksmith shop il the rear e Earse;t's
HoJeI and is prepared 20 do all kinds Of work in
his line.
He mas skiiful hands employed. sal iss' p.-
tronizing this shop may ~, assured ~, IN.
WORK Nill be done we'll.
A snare OF the gsbiic patronage s-.i.it-i.
y. r. W2l 1T.
rs,r, 1s5g e
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Cabincf-Waret

Clarksburg, Feb. Cd, 1858.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07
Saddle and sEo.fsess 1Eunu-
1:sFfAE.E

4:sCtUFE.
$50 The -rihscrih"r returns Ii, sin
I-k--%A cerest thanks 20 the citizens OF
Tfis E5ESSsSA Harrison and IL. adioimiL.G ..oun-
SNeSfs-%ssS ties, for she HheTnl patronage be-
stnw.I upon hial. ami would res
pec.fully inform them that ~ ha- rrruv..e,I his
shop t., tie wet gr,: 81 town, Pies. Clark,
burg where Ii. is prepared - all sr-
.i.ie IA the above line. i'll superior manner, al
sh- -ha most reason .Llc prizes.
So H. Single aad Dut.'.i .iI.;leSs Collars of
Very b rirripr Hr;ilga sd lie i}acr etc, III
WAYS !.-ll made tC orr q he ; horteSt 90
Il. q.
~ Carrier Nrr-,.r ETC.. neatly trimmed.
TIPS. JO,'E>-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07
In Chancery.

VIRGINIA AT Rules hsId in the Clerks
Office 81 the Circuit Court Of Randolph
county. en- ths frst MOndzy IN November. 1854;
Job |eltOn, cOibpI't-,
W.
John Seymour deft.
This suit Is broaght for tiie parpos9 n reeo-
vefing the san o;l953 dnila-p snd 20 rss;z, due
from the defpntinLt 20 The cemIiEip-ft-ss per
tv.o prgTnbsSry Dcfts-ODe for s5J Gsfafs and
81 csats d1ted IIth October 1857, ana tie otlier
for 900 dollars. tlied 10Th Of April Is5o. tors-
tls-r With the iniercs: iit5Teon. and 10 nHbjcct
tract Of 303 acres Of lard tituatsd on tie alars
Ct Cheat river, in Rs7daiP;i county, Psteatsd 70
the said Seymour, 3tif ,GeFas.eT, leo, 20 Re
Psy aeat of tbs saii deasasid,
And IL appearing by nEid1yit dat lie said
John Seymour e not resisat Of this Site, Il j.
ordered that he do appear here within onn month
after due publication Of this order. and % what
is necessary 20 protect his intsrcBt ahd that =
copy ofthis order b. Publisised Ones week fpsfonr
successive weeks ia CooPsg'a C31-ks5sng ktz,is-
Ter, PubiS nsSxspsTers PTintea ia de totfn q
CteTksburg in tiis county Of Hsrrison, sad I'M
another copy thereof, he Posfed q tis irot door
Of the Court HouBs Of ills cnsuty, on the frlf
day Of tie next County ee1ri-
Gofetto. for cOs1p.
A copy TeEle.
ns23 IL 3, l. BROWN. clsrk-
aI.aRf;F Iot.of e-Tfrtp Tx ~ sstr< =.
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New Cheap Cash Store on
TEN NILE EREEK.

HEAE-ER Il HARTMAN respectfully announce
+" the .itizsIS Of Harrison county. I'ailrn.r4
hands aud the surrounding country, that they
have usl received ami ar now cIcuiny at tl..ir
store "a tine Northwestern TU1 npike, near tin.
bridge across Ten Mile Creek. large assortmcH of
Ready Made Spring Il summer CiOihiag
of every variety. from the finest to the coars,-t
which will lie sold cheaper than can be bought a:
any other establishment in the country.
Also u fine assortment of DRY GOODS at un-
usually low prices. Cloths, CottOns, CaIioCes,
HandkerchicfS, Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, etc.
Also. general ard well selected assortment of
GROCERIES. FISH. etc.
Those wantii !. any ofthe aboVe articles are in
vitcd 20 give u i call ,s we do net mean TO lie
undcrs"ld myiIy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07

NJ EOE.
Joseph WASHINGTON REED holds a
e simple Bill sgainst me, which he refuses to
let me see, and therefore, 1 do not know the
amount or the date of the execution of the
same. But all persons are hereby cautioned
against purchasing the same, as have long since
paid off and discharged said note.
ANDREW HENDERSON.
November I'D, Is53-3t.
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MNsEsNER0,

A FEW ~cts. ~ CaT.tns Maebinls Of EXTRA
n QUALITY nov ready and for sale.
y $50 Tv ard -Four Horse Thrcshing Machines,
Corn slnl Cob GrIpShcrs Straw Cutters. with va
rie:v OF such articles needed in thisCOuntry.
job Work well and promptly exec uted.
n 9.-Eyery thing offered for sale Is made IN
deru own care and supervision, and hold my
self sfonsible for the PERFORMANCE Of zach and
ever article. IRA HART-
rch 9. 1855 dscl7 "
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New Goods

TUsT nsrfgc3 from PHILADELPHIA nnd
- Bnitimtre, ind now 0porirg - JOHN III
WINS re1rly gTposfts tiis Court llcEsa. ID tho
nsg ssis< l,lslsT oi y X = large
Cd and BgoEn Mullins, Linen Tellie i<inrsr. cte.
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X0.gCE!
CImrksburss Tea, Wine X Liquor store
DRY Goof's. GRo-E-I;IEs !, liARDgTAgE,
HATS y CARS. Doors a SuoEs,
REAoY Mapr Go

TI'iSG. etc.
( HARRISON has just received ard Is now
- opening a large aud splendid assortment Of
the above me. ,icrei articles, which ne proposes
70 ell 70 Tie citizeu- of Glarksb1rg and yicirity
a. the lowest cash prices.
Call s""n and eNIinirc for yourselves, - Colts
new briidin" on Pike street, opposite Dents Ho-
tel.
\. B.-The highest prices giyea for all kinds
of Produce. de5iy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07
New Goods.

New GS0GS.
John IRWIN, opposite the Court HoHse. has
81 lust returned from the EASTERN Cities with
Iarge and choice assortment of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, embracing DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, and
every thing in the line, 10 which he invites the
attention IF the citizens of Clarks5nrg and the
surrounding country.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07
Sale OF Slaves.

Sale OF Slaves.
a. In Obedience to a decree of the Cir
~ Sssss cult Court of Harrison county. shall.
WH on the 23d day of December next 4.
MAJ the Court House of said county. otter
AW|for sale on 4 credit of one two and
& three years, with interest from the
SSday of sale. the interest 70 be paid
H. annual,y.) Three Slaves Onca male
about % wears old; one other female about Is
years old; the other a female about 10 years Of
age. The purchaser will be required to give bond
with ample security.
These Slaves belong to the infant children of
William w. Thompson, and are to be sold for
their benefit. A. J. GARRETT.
Guardian and Commissioner.
Nov-erobar 18TH lS5S-93 At
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Eastern Advertisamnss.


,nEALERS II F0REgGNs AND DOMESTIC
S'.-alsf GOODS, No Sl5 BALTIMORE street.
! ;. 49, Howard St; 1szkIsrIAIolE, call
Z Sayr. merchants aud q hers 70
Sass1netes esl- ,Slrf,1,fft of ilotlis
the most reasonable ms ~ 49,,
Psitu 70 or0sfS- :. Ifs,fson
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j. II. Murphy,

- H. NENH sFaay
- WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, few
$I@ doors above the Court House, Cisfksburg
;.,,s..z, " atch.s and Clocks Cleaned and RePair-
Ell in !. yvoTkInanlike manner, and warranted.
Jeweiry.
ALWAYS on hand and for sale at reduced prices,
a general assortment of JewelTy, Fancy Articles,
Watches. Clocks. &c.
T public is respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. maTl6 ~ -
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BLANKS!

BLANK Deeds, Deeds of Trust, Summons.
- Executions. Bonds. &c., for sale at this Of
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07

Il An ounce UI fact is worth pound OF tleOryi
and the swarm of conclusive facts that cluster
uroundthut Incompatible preparation, FIootlund's
German Bttters, prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson,
Philadelphin, establishing it's value tonic and
restorative, are such would prevent iucredulity
itself from questioning its efficacy. In all cases
of disease of the stomach whether ucutc or chron-
ic it may be reccomme uied for It's soothing, cor
dial and renoyntiug influence. Dyspepsia, heart
burn, loss Of appetite, nausea, nervous tremoIs,
Relaxation and debility, Sc, relieved by the
bit,ers in II very short space of time and per-
severance in their use never fails to work Il
Trough cure. =.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07
En- ChaaCcrv.

VIRGINIA At Rules held IN the Clerks Of
tce Of the Circuit Court Of Randolph ceuu-
ty, on the first Mor5-y IN November SIS:
v rLiin1n Logan, compile
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-07

I-ARffE Iot-of CHAP TIN ffAlEs ~
c.W.sxiTH
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Watches, Gold and silver
Ware

mars IL. 10. el7 Baiiimor g. - Baiinor,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-30

The readers Of the Free Press viii have OBJ
served that but very few Of the laws Of last
winters legislature have been published in this
paper and many are asking what is the rea-
son they are not published We viii explain.
The legislature. at its last session. changed
the law regulating the publication Of the laws
The old law authorized the publication Of all
the general laws. The new law aulhonses
the publication Of those which the Auditor,
Probate Judge and Prosecuting Attorney Of
each county may deem Of sufficient import,
ance to warrant the payment Of reasonable
compensation for their publication.
Now it happens that these three officers IN
Carroll county are locofocoes and the point
we propose to make is this II the laws are
not worth publishing by what show of justice
can it be claimed that the legislature were en-
titled to any pay FOR making them? II it be
OF no importance to the people Of the State to
know what the law is, then it is Of no import
ance to have laws, and manifest rascality to
pay men for making them.
The last Legislature must have been hor-
rible monster, when its own friends
"Chastise it at sic pitch"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-30
schaor Oomn,i..Inner.

The Loco leaders have resolved to make the
election Of State School Commissioner a party
matter, and the State Central Committee have
called State Convention an the e4th Of Au-
gust to make a nomination. We learn by the
Scotsman that the Committee was somewhat
divided as to whether Convention should be
held or the Committee nominate. At FIRST the
Committee were about equally divided. but on
discussion they were nearly unanemous that il
would be unWise for them TO exercise such n
power. The Statesman assigns among other
reasons for this course, 'the necessity that this
school business should not be handed over to
the Wings" Now, If we understand the posi-
lion of the Wings on the subject, they do not
wish ''this school business" to become a party
matter at all, and We think a large majority Of
the people wish so too.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-30

THE CALIFORNIA MEXICAN INvAsIoN-W We
begin to get little light and to perceive some
consistency of rumor in the matter Of the inva-
sion of Mexico from California by the Count
de Raousset Boulben. The story from Cali
fornia has been all along that the Count was
raising troops, and making preparation, while
the story from Mexico has been that he had
given up all project of invasion.
The Universal Of Mexico, Santa Annals
organ, rcconciles these conflicting stories. =
Bouldon has been making preparations, but
has given them all up. The French Minister
in Mexico, it seems wrote to him that he was
engaging in piratical expedition, which the
whole world would condemn and which would
disgrace him. Bouldon wrote back to the
French Minister that he was at the head of an
organized force TO invade Sonora. and to pro-
tect certain mineral rights and properties there
but he had taken this course in revenge of Ar
ista's treatment of him. Nevertheless, now as
things in Mexico had changed under the au-
spices of the ilustrious Santa Anna he was moi
only ready to abandon his expedition, but to Of
fer Santa Anna bis services, and even to pre-
sent himself in the Mexican Capital, If Santa
Anna would send him passport. Santa An
ma sent The passport and we shall probably soor
hear of BOuldon in The c,ty Of Merico.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-30

The EUROPEAN PROBLEM.-ln regard to the
question of peace or war between Russia and
Turkey, Mr.. Walsh in his late Paris letter in
the New York Journal of Commerce remarks
"You will have read what was uttered in
the, British Parliament on the mysteries on Con-
stantinople. The ministers had no inclination
to be communicative, but saw no reason to be-
leve that rupture between Russia and Tur-
key was imminent or that the Russian govern.
ment would finally ask other securities from
the Forte than were compatible with Turkish
independence and the peace of Europe. Yes
terday our Moniteur spoke officially
"We have for guarantee of peace on the one
hand tho prudence of the cabinet Of st. Peters
burgh and the assurance which it recently
gave to all the courts of Europe and, on the
other the law of nations, which does no. consid-
er as a casuS bel a refusal TO accede to de-
mand for concessions an advantage which
anterior engagements had not stipulated"
There is another guarantee. That all the
five pOwers-France, England, Austria, Prus-
sia, and Russia-have a common amicable un-
ders,anding on the whole case. The circum-
tances mentioned by the Moniteur, of the con-
ert Of the diplomatic representatives at Con-
stantnople with those of France and England
proves that there is no real antagonism to Rus
sia. AT VIENNA bayonets of India rubber
have been substituted for steel, to preclude ac-
cidents at sham fights Of the troops. There
are diplomatic expedients closely akin"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-30
AtLnMIn Money.

A correspondent of Thompson's Reporter,
writing from Atlanta, Ga, says
"The Atlanta Bank does not meet with much
favor with our people--and think it will be
hard work for Mr., Smith to get a circulation in
Georgia.
II have seen two Of the IS notes where
they come from know not-they have no Of
flee here nor has there been any issue in this
place, This certainly is n new mode Of Bank
ing-to put notes in circulation in other States
before thev issue or have an agent to redeem
the circulation at the place where the banks
purports to be located
Considerable of this money has been seen in
Cleveland
In this connection ii may be added that Geo
Smith Il Co. have commenced two libel suits
against W. E. Cramer, of Wisconsin, Milwau
kie, laying damages at S75.Ouo
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A voice as rom lhe Grave.

Imagination can create no greater misery
than repentance which comes too late and re-
morse which is poWerless for good.
A few days since a man by the name ol
WooDwARD was convicted of the murder oI
his wife, and now lies under sentence Of death
We. copy his appeal to the youth Of the District
of Columbia as a solemn warning to the young
Of the whole land. Neglect Of Sunday and as
consequence dissOlute company and drinking
are the whirpools which draw down thousands
upon thousands Of American youth, and the
above affecting appeal from condemned Grim
inal who stands upon his coffin should sink deep
into the heart.
ITO the Youth ofhe District Of Columbia
GAS have bnt few days to live | feel il
my duty to caution you from following my
course Of life, il you would live long and be re-
speeted by all who know you. No matter how
humble your situation Of life keep the Sabbath
holy, refrain from prOfane company, and above
all things, refrain from that great destroyer
ardent spirits. Look at my condition. Instead
Of being one of your best citizens, beloved and
esteemed by all you find me in my lonely cell
under sentence Of death, charged with one o
the most awful crimes that can be perpetrateC
on earth from once pious youth the caus
r-ferred to above.
DANIEL T WOODWARD"
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brotherhood OF Thieves.

Upon the appearance Of an article. & shor.
time since, from the pen Of the Rev. E. Smith,
Of the Christian Statesman, declaring. from GER
tain evidence. which has come to his knowl
edge, that there was an organized Brother
hood Of Thieves" extending its rami6catiOns
over the whole union many journals sneered at
the announcement as altogether improbable.
But below wecopy another confirmation strong
Of such an organization" and honest men can
not be too vigilent in ferreting out and expos
ing it.
Extensive Gang Of Countsgeiters and Forgrs
Diseovered-an aoeompliee arrested.
Cincinnati, June 1877 P. NJ.
T. Craig was arrested a: Newport, Ky, and
imme lately brought to this city, upon charge
Of forgery. He was arrested in the act ofcoun-
terfriling a letter, which directly impicates him.
In his house were found bushels Of letters i'm
plicating persons all over the union. There
we're also blank deeds, nOtarial seals and press,
and examination brings to light large fraud,
ulent real estate business, which has been car.
red on for years. Some of the letters are da-
ted as far back as 1929 some letters pretend
to be copies of ones TO or from members of Con-
gress. A tetler to Brown d Co., Lronton,
Pa, opened by the postmaster of that place,
who did not know Of any such firm, led to the
discovery.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-30

ANOTHER New TERRITORY. Washing
ion Union contains communication from Hen
ry R. Schoolcra(t, Esq, in which he describes
section Of country, lying Immediately west of
the Rocky Mountains, in mild, temperate lati-
tudes, to which, for the purpose of distinct alu-
sion, he applies the aboriginal term. The area
is about fifty miles broad and lies parallel to
the Rocky Muontans for distance of several
hundred miles. 1t gives rise to both of the
main and numerous sub affluents Of the Colum-
bia river. 1t is high plain, which is socut
through by these afIluents, of a most fertile
character, bearing trees, and in some places
high grass; and, while the streams create abuu-
dant water power for lumber and water mills
and machinery, they are free, or nearly free,
from inundation Of their banks, This district
probably comprehends twenty five thousand
square miles, and, if its capacities of produc.
ton have been correctly estimated, would sus
tain a population greater than some Of the Eas'
tern and Atlantic States,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-30

"PLAcR GIVE PLACE, NY MASTER PA
friend, upon whose veracity we have every rea-
son to rely, informs Diogenes. that for the sir
kupdrei and odd places in the city of New York,
now to be disposed of by the Executive, no
less than elepea thousand seren Hundred and
t,CsRty-ttree applica IS have presented their
claimsl Just think Of i'll Upwards of eleven
thousand patriots who rallied for Pierce and The
Constitution at the ballot-dox last November,
doomed, inevitably doomed, to the most bitter
and humiIiating disappointment Can the ad-
ministration stand it? VIII Democracy sur
viye the blow? To apply was bad enough; but
to be refused-ohl death where is thy sting
oh Whiggery, where is thy defeat Now,
Diogenes has entered upon a modest calcula-
ton Of the influence the sPoILs are supposed
to exercise on political parties. He places the
result Of his labors, formed on the lowest pos
sibe average, before the thinking portion of the
public-a mere fraction, as he feels convinced
Of the whole. 1t said that disappointed love
turns to the most deadly and malignant hate
if so, then may the spirit Of Liberty look down
in mercy on the United States. Number oI
government places now vacant, or to be made
vacant, in the city of New York, 618; number
of Democratic applicants for said vacancies,
II 1913; number Of friends and relatives to said
applicants (allOwing 10 to eacb) who will share
to a greater or less extent, in the humiliation
and loss of their fondly cherished hopes, Ill.,
$50 number of the influential persons who
have endorsed and recommended said appli-
cants, and who will naturally be disguised tc
find their protcgeS rejected, following forty en-
dorsers to each claimant) 468, ,92O. Total oI
those aggrieved by the present partition of I'm
Gle Sans sugar candies, 597,873. To the
foregoing figures add the number of Whig'
cjected-the number Of friends and relatives
positively injured, or still further estrange(
from Democracy by the process of the guilo
tne-add the whole together, and you will
form a correctestimate of The kind of influence
welded "in tavor of corrupt government,
by the dispensers of the treasury loaves ant
fishes. "Whig papers please to cOpy."-Lan
tern.
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washington Matters.

The heat for some days previous to the 24;h
Of June was excessive. the thermometer ranging
from 80 to 81, Many cases OF sudden sickness
occurred. TIE Postmaster General, Col. For
ney, and Mr.. Eames, Of the Union, were con-
fined to their rooms on the esd. Several Gov
eminent officials have taken rooms in George
town during the hot season, aud the President
/! is stated is to remove from the White House
to a cottage in the suburbs of Washington
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-30

Ms. Gnslnw. tho other evening, in attempting
to drink pool dry, in one of our TAM yards,
came near being the 'means Of himself" by his
hold giving way, and he being plunged right
into the water!l" He was however, rescued
by the timely arrival of assistance. The last
we heard OF the unfortunate individual he was
drying himself by moon-shine. 1t is said that
whskey had no hand in the accident---Qf
course!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-06-30

A SPIRIT RAPPER-A young woman named
Navy Ann Hammond called upon Mr.. John S.
Bussing, No. SO Cliff street, New York, on
Thursday morning, to get the reward of $500
that had been offered for the apprehension OI
the person who murdered Miss. MEclery. She
stated that she was medium and carried the
spirit of Miss. Nee. with her that Charles
Fourier was her guardian spirit and that the
murdered girl had informed her that minis
ter had killed her. She was taken to the city
prison, and placed in care Of the matron as a
Ilunatic.