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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01
Another RniIrOad CoIIIs,ou.

BUFFALO, Aug. 23--A collision occurred OH
the Sandusky, Cincinnati and Mad River Rail.
road, Yesterday. When the up express train
from Cincinnati arrived at Oregon, it had 10
pass another train Of cars switched off the road
through the carelessness Of the switch had not
been replaced the express.train therefore ran
off the track on to the switch, coming violent
ly in contact with the other train and badly
smashing six cars Wonderful to relate. no
lives were lost, but several passengers were
hurt, among them one man had leg broken.
One car was cut completely in two and the
passengers were thrown on each side their
escape was most miraculous, The train was
delayed six hours.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

The ATLANrIc-The Derrick which went
up 70 raise this steamer has been unable to do
anything as yet, owning to heavey weather.
y hes under Long Point, and will proceed to
work as soon as the lake becomes smooth. -
Rough Notes. ''''O''n
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

By vitue ofuuihoriiy we appoint Messrs. CRaNE
& o our agents 10 solicit Subscriptions and ad-
yertisements. Read their card
THE TYPO published monthly st 81 South
third street, be ow hesnut, at rRANE & ro's
Phi ade phia. where sdyertisemants are received.
and forwarded TO all the eadng journals in the
United States and Cansdas.
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CnnuIndruIn &c.

Why is Carolina negro like the sweet South
wind passing over bed of violets ? Because
he is usually "stealieg and giviug odor."- I'm.
Gle Toms Cabin.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01
CIRCUS.

The "PattOn House." on the day of the Cir
Gus in CarroltOn, will be open for The PUB
Lie. Not having any part ofthe Circus es-
tablishment to keep, it will be much more com
Portable for those from the country to stop at
this House,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

LYONS KArHAIRoN.--This article we see
is for sale by DR.. c. A. BoEGEL, Druggist -
We speak, informedly, when we say this is the
best preparation extant for the growth and re-
servation of the Hair. We have known it to
restore hair, where it had been gone for years.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

AoREEMENT.-He who agrees with himself
agrees with Others 1t has struck me that
believe in the truth of those ideas only which
are productive to my mind, which assmiate to
to my modes of thinking. and assist my pro
gre's. For 1t is not only possible, but also
very natural, that such an idea does not assim
late to other mnds-that instead of assisting
It imPedes their progress, and that they think
u wrong and erroneous, Any one who is con-
vnced OF this, will never engage in contro-
versy.- GOefh
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

re- The latest definition of ''silent contempt
Running round and telling your neighbors all
your 'Tra5leS."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01
FwThe Board Of Health having been i

EEThe Board OF Health, having been in.
formed that the bodies of.woindividuals repor.
ted 10 have died Of yellow fever, had been
brought 70 this city for inlerment. have reopen.
ed the Quarantine Hospital in Delhi township.
Hereafter, all boats passing up will be requir-
ed under the ordinance 70 stop at the Quaran-
tine grounds, to be inspected BY the resident
physician Or. Graham. = Gin. Gazsse.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.-This highly popular
and interesting magazine is again before us,
and contain variety of choice reading mat
ter, besides great many very nice plates
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

EE- See the advertise ment of WM. 4. MAR
QUIs, in another column. WILL. is a good
workman, and capital fellow. Anything in
his line, such as Brides Saddles, &C., he will
sell you on unreasonable terms. Give him a call
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

LADIES KEEPsAKE.--For September is receiv-
ed, and as usual is full of wholesome matter
for every class to chew upon. JouN s. TAY-
LoR, Publisher, II Ann St., N. Y. Only one
dollar in advance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

ONE OF 'EM.-rhe Salem Press is our au.
thorlty for the following "Bloomer" story.
"a farmer in this town hired last spring a
young lrishman to wo k upon his farm. He
laoored faithfully and gave good satisfaction,
when about week ago the discovery was
made that his faithful hand was lass of the
Emerald Isle. She could plough, hoe corn,
swing sythe, rake, load and pitch hay with
the best OF them; but, strange to say, she was
not very good at the cradle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01
wOmen's state Temperance COnven.

The State T. importance Society ofthe Woman
Of Ohio, will hold meeting at Dayton, on
Wednesday. the 2lst Of September, the day Of
the opening Of the State Fair.
Auxiliary Societies are requested to send
delegates and counties which have not yet or
ganized branch societies, it is hoped will defer
doing so no longer. Let every woman who
approves the principles and objects of this So
ciety and wishes to promote its interests con-
slider herself a member, and see to it that.her
town aud county are represented.
Business of importance is to come before the
meeting in addition to which, reports we
trust will be presented from all parts of the
State and short addresses from Mrs. Gage
and others may be expected,
The present is an important crisis in the pro
gress of the Temperance reform in Ohio, and
while there is groat reason for encouragement
and hope, there is need that every lover of the
cause shoul9 put forth unwonted energy in its
behalf at the present time.
Womans sufferings from intemperance are
manifold and immeasurable ; none have great.
er inducements than she to labor for its over.
throw; and it is conceded by all that women
can do much to aid this noble enterprise. Let
us, then, have full meeting, and free consulta.
ton as to our future mode al action and we
will hope before another year has passed to
dlsband with Maine Law triumph
BY order of the Committee
j. c. BATEMAN, PRssr.
Papers throughout the State are requested
to copy.
August 20, 1858,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

Ey-To the young Miss who sent US the
basket fine, large plums, we return our thanks
and best wishes hoping she may live forever
and We may never die.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

EE Mr. JomN @. BANTER, formerly of Rich
mond, Ohio, showed us the most beautifully
manufactured set Of Harness we have ever
seen. They took the first premium at the State
Fair, last year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

Es- The time for holding the Harrison
County Fair has been changed and will be hol.
den on the 18Th and 9TH of October.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

RE- We have received a copy of the Scien.
ti6c American; containing ground view Of
the N, Y. Crystal Palace also an inside view
of the same. IT'S neat. Good time to sub.
scribe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

EgThe man who couldn't .erpress his feel
lngs applied to Livingston, Fargo & Co., who
agreed to do il for him.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

Yellow FEvER.--Its ravages at New Orleans
seems not to abate. tits just as bad as it can
be, and we see nothing we can say more than
this.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01
SI63,6OO

for one years Legislation under the new con-
stitution in the "hands of its friends"
TURN THE PICTURE.
From 1844.5 the Wings had entire control OF
affair S, and until l848 held them-making four
years.
In these four years, as gathered from Gen
eral Laws, we find that the entire pay of Mem
hers, Clerks, Sergoant-at- Arms, &c. amounted
to only sIl4,448 or $50, li2 per year-Or
not one QUARTER as much as the one year
under the workings cf the new constitution, in
the hands Of Locofocos We have no time for
comment This week. but intend to reveal some
more Startling facts" in our next issue.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01
The Free Soil COmVentIOn

Assembled in the Court House, on Friday
26th Aug, and nominated the following ticket:
For Representative, A. R. Dempster, of Orange;
Auditor, James Dufield, of Centre Treasur.
er, Samuel Mckinney, of Rose Sheriff, -
Campbell, Of Louden Commissioner, Robert
Ramsey, Of Fox; InGrmary Director, Robert
Thompson of Perry.
We have no time for comment, and can only
say Of course they will all be elected !!
RyOn Wednesday evening of last week
our sanetum was more blilliantl lit up than
ever before. Oh, you old bachelors, could
you have been in our sanctum, surrounded by
as many fair and lovely Ladies, as you have
senses--as we were--you could easily ac-
count for lack of editorial variety, and not
wonder at us for wearing our Sunday so to
meeiin's" on week days
Ladies, please except our kind regards for
your visit and don't forget to call again.
EE-Hon. SAML LEWIS, the Free soil can.
didate for Gov. OF Ohio, addressed the Free
Sellers, in the court House, on Friday last, al
the time of their Convention to fosm County
Ticket.
Hon SALMON P. CHASE also addressed the
meeting. We were out Of town ard did not get
to hear them, but have heard it said they give
the Wing and Democratic parties particular
gas Maybe" Coz. Lewis will be elected, and
maybe he won't.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

A young lady Of extraordinary intellectual
capacities, recently addressed the following
letter to her cousin in an neighboring village
Dear Razgin-The wether wher We is air
koId' and suppose whar you is it air kolder
we all is WELL and mulherhas gott the his Ter-
meks' and bruther Tom has gott the Hoppin
hoff' an sister Susin has gott a Baby, an
hoaP these lu lines will find you in the same
condishun, Rite soon.
Yore appecshunatc Kuzzin.
Some people make great fools of them.
selves by talking about their friends.
Some in our Town
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

re- Read the Pittsburgh Markets in anoth-
er column. They are very full and compile te
this week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

FIRsT LovE.-She put down her veil again
Immediately herlps moved involuntarialy as
she lowered it | thought could see, through
the lace, that the slight movement rpened to
smile. Still there was enough left to look on
enough to charm There was the little rim
of delicate white la2e, encircling the lovely,
dusky throat there was the figure visible,
where lhe shawl had fallen open, slender but
already well developed in its 5enderness, and
exquistely supple there was the waist, nat
uraly low, and left to its natural place and nat
ura size; there were the little millinery and
jewelLy ornaments that she wore-simple and
common place enou5 ii in themselves-yet each
beauty, each treasure on her, There was
all this to behold, all this to dwell on, in spite
of the veil The veil how little of the wo-
man does it hide, when the man really loves
her !-Collin's Basil.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

FEMALE INTREPIDITr.--A friend has related
to us recent occurrence at Black River, in this
county, whichis worthy of note
A gentleman and bis wife, the latter Of
whom held an infant in her arms, were seated
in buggy crossing the ferry at the mouth of
the river, and when the boat was near the mid
die of the stream. the horse became restless and
backed the buggy with its contents into the
water The woman finding herself in the wa.
ter, some feet from the buggy. seized her infant
and supported it out of the water with one
hand, while the other she swan deliberately
to the shore, which she reached before the 9th
ers were secued.--Elyria Coarier.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-01

ExAMPLE.--A boy once went to ragged
school and had his face washed; and when he
went home his neighbors looked at him with
astonshment. They said, "that looks like
Tom Rogers, and yet it can't be for he's so
clean" Presently his mother looked at him.
finding his face so clean, she fancied her face
dirty, and forthwith washed il. The father
soon came home and seeing his wife so clean,
thought his face very dirty, and soon followed
their example. Father, mother and son, all be
ing clean, the mother began to think the room
looked dirty, and down she went on herknees,
and scrubbed that clean. There was a female
lodger in the house, who seeing such a change
thought her room was very dity, and she spec
Oily betook to the cleansing operation likewise.
And very soon the whole house was, as it were
transformed, and made tidy and comfortable
simply by the cleaning of one ragged shool
boy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

~ an she glorious position which he occupied little
s-*ae ego Usughter)
MT. DopoE was satisfied good would grow out
sfthe smendment
Mr. BRIeHr thought the Senator from Ohio
- correct IN offering the amendment. Extra CON-
,eon was a first considered triaing. but like other
S6rous systexns IL had grown. Tee Secretary whose
slry 10 $780, received $500 extra another oihcer
% sasry Of OIL 500 the same extra; another whose
ry Il o. 300 $50 extra clerks at salaries Of 81 500
20 extra each and employe receiving $500 or $780,
"a sso e2JO exfrs-ts for short sessions az well a.
s.s sessions Even the gate keeper, remote from tae
Csuuol got the extra. The Senate bad reached poot
stse the abuse should be checked. II the employees
~ net sstisfod with their regular salares there are
,apty Of well qualified gentlemen who would be glad
Stsfe their places In fifteen minutes. Laughter.
After further debate. Mr.. Badgers amend
,sut wss disagreed toYees Nays 81, and Mr. Chsses
~ sdop.ed-A to 3, as follows:
YeAs-Morrs Adams Atchinson, Anterior Baysrd Zen
;u;n Bright Brodbesd, Chase Dodge of Wis Dodge Of
{svA Dooess Evans, Everett Fish, Rizpauict Hsmlis
sscs Morris. sebastisn. Seward, Shield saith souls,
Sraart, Sumner Thompson Of Ky, Touccy and Weller
NAYS Mesas Badger, Borland, Cooper.
The resolution, thus amended, was adopted.
Mr.. SHIELDS called up his resolution TO pay
Rsbt Beae, late SERGEANT alarms his salary for the
Jsidue of the present year.
Mr. PETIT said the resolution did not pro-
sosc TO pay officer for rendering service but man
vbom the Senate had discharged. They might a. well
utsblish rule that for years hereafter when man s
6schsrged be shall be paid for doing nothing He did
rot zee with what consistency the Senator from Illinois
could introduce such resolution after the vote be had
gwen today.
: Mr. SHIELDS said, the former resolution pro-
vaes exzs pay officers of the Senate and his 70 Mr.
Scale. who IL lie well known is not an officer of the
Senate. So be was not inconsistent. Laughter.
The resolution was tabled, IL to l6
After an Executive Session the Senate
adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
MUSIC.
sontss,s Operade season.

The recently concluded seasen OF Madame
soptsrs company nerits more thsn passing no
nee. II wss q vel dsv.sed sSAene to present
GOOD works TO the community 10 beooI1i1s Ian
ner; and after seeing in Europe how much rlodef'
ATE singing there is-how are voices coupled WIN
dramatic reouireraenss-we come TO the CONCLUSION
that the public ought to be well s2iisHed win me ea
,on To begin with the psri before The curtain Tor 0oi
review OF ATE years there has been such Al inaA o.
foreu musicians that an orchestra G. TO play 70 any
Opers house in Europe be found IN his cry iSeiS
il the material for one good orchestra but not Tor w.
The orchestra Of Madame SontAg's company WAs 81
peror n far A. !, went but Il was not large enough
n peeied n, le.s, zen more strinsed Insrruneni' 70
1--WE hdy and balance TO the effects 10 keep teA rn''
interesting. pathetic delicate aid feminine Pornoh,
rom being swallowed up IN the geaer. enecz 0' Iae
brsss ana perrussiOn instruments, nos 20 neHA'1 &c
ehorus How far vocalist 10 bound 70 supply Al W
sAestrA IN such accurate proportions another 9-s.
non but IN an esthesicsl article the opera We arc
bound to lay down f.cts and principles u 'ais ~e'
urOpery amended TO- the public would be lee. y
Advertisement. fun Of exAgger1ron. Of raAao" P1-
ana ob;rusive hurnbug. The 0rehestrs y always sas"
tised As fs out there has been no fan opef-e
Tn h-.rd til, season To merif Tia; re there sno1a
be 40, les. thsa sky, though ffy an sPProAon %
DE requisite standard Mr.. Eckert led wen -,
10 and haulr and teach lesder his business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

The views Of Kcbers but he mus, discharge hts duty
IN opposinsit
MIR. W. TAYLOR hoped the amendment would
not prevail
Mr. LOOMS concurred in the arguments in
support OF the b and the reasons given for is passage
a call for the previous question Ordering the
biI TO third resdins) was suslained-63 to 80
Mr. INGALLS, said there was Constitutional
proVhion thst Member interested in question souIi
vote aeain,t It and be thought those owning Railroad
stock shoud refrain from voting
Ihe bill was then psssed-79 TO 3i-ss fol-
lows,
AYEs-kesus Alden Ashley Barke., Blsurelt, Barnet
Bosh Csry, Csrpentr Chamberlin chstfed Clspp, Da.
bois, Ellsworth, N Ely, z Ely Ensns Pinch Fo1yth
Fulton, Gale Clifford d Gilmore Glover Green H.y3sa
hendee Hubbard Hckox, Holiey Ho,Ie Hutchins Hitch.
Iivn, .sss'0n kes'y knnedy knssla1d LseAa
Uheeie J. o.sood Patterson Par.ons Psrtsns Pc,
smith, s. smith Speaker Stewart ST. John Str.ttoa
streeter w. Taylor, Ten Eyck Temple Tho-ns Toxrs.
END, Van Astips WEBB, Week Wedekind, welch, Whit
p NsYs1aess,s A.sbry. Beekwith Beman, BurrOash.,
Bui a1n A; H Gardiner T. Gilmore, Haley G.
hssIeno. LoOni, LeunsbpTy Msr.h MGB9rnsy Mclean,
Sbn' o. Osborn L. OsEood' Peru as; Reed, A B. Rose
shaw, spahord Spiague, d. b. Taylor Westover, West
Before the result was announced Mr.. BExAs
expressed desire TO challenge the votes Of al those
who sustained the bin on the ground that they were
~ NN4S pScSh5 Jus VIC L-a-sct was
dropped
Mr.. HEsDEE moved reconsideration of the
vote Just taken.
Mr.. HADLEY moved to lay that motion on
the table. Lost.
Mr.. HESDEEs' motion was lost, "a TO 3d.
REPORTS.
Mr.. GALE, the select committee of nine, ap-
pointed 10 forward the business of the House reported
large number of bills suitable for reference 10 select
committees 70 report complete Recess
afternoon SessiOR.
The bill was reported complete authorizing a
Railroad track in DiVisiop-av.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. ID. b. TAYLoR-TO amend tho char
ter Of the Pacific Steamship Company.
To amend the act relative to Steamship
Companies
BILLS PASSED
To amend the charter of the East River In
surance Company
To amend the charter and increase the CAPT.
tal of the WILLIAMSBURG Water Works.
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
Trial Of Arthur spring for Msrder.
Cerrssposdesc- q Tas n I. ms re
PnIApELYIuA Wetnesiag, March ., 1853


PHILADELPHIA, wednesday, March %, 1853
The trial Of Arthur Spring still continues 70
absorb entirely The pubic mind But 1.-the eLse talked
Of The c0ni1er Of spring Last evening "a his way 70
prson, had evidently undergone material change He
became nseusble and The ofseers were obliged
vey hm from me cab Ito the prison whereH found
necesssry 10 resort snulant before he recovered
During the ni-h,, he sppezrs 70 have been unusually
TesSsss, and this msrhing psrsook Of bt hzIe food
AbOut7 0eock, ne le1t The prison for The Court house
and during The way up seemed zach detected He
however eoDtnues protest his innocence and asserts
rhaf the murder Of Mrs shaw and Mrs. Lynch Wa Der.
petzred BY hs son Arhsr, youag Penney sad mo Or
tars o1a0 boys! Upto Y O'Clock LAST nigh, . crowd
continued 70 oiter sbou. he COcrrhoase and AZ 7
o'clock this morning there could not have been les han
hy psrsons present 70 see the arrival of Spring rsn
PrNon-
Ths examination Of Springs son On Tuesday was one
Of Intense interest 70 al WHO heard He Tod his story
II m arriess manner and with great iaatenss. fully
eorrooor1rng the different statements Of the Different
witnesses pre1ossy Examined u reference 20 eireuna'
Stances win which be wa Connected
Tie vhoe statement Of the boy bore ne Hnprsss Of
rGh spon - taee; q WA consistent tnro1znorI Dur
ng the t,nae ne delivering hss sydencs ne fsfsef
zsvsc % The veneru end u ne toek, % - 20 gst
better vsw Of kz THAI be bad Of ras 0tner wesses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
Railway IteIiigence, &c.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, March %, 1853.
The SusquehanDa Bridge bill has been again
nnder discussion in the Legislature to-day, proposed
amendment restricting the Company from discriminat
ing against way travel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock sold here
to-day at 10
Seven Baltimore City Banks have applied to
the Legislature for charters.
Col John s.. Cuttings has been appointed
Pension Agent for Maryland
We have no mail beyond Richmond tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

ding In this country. however. ~hich does sos POO
sees Vienna and dii not ssaye ksss and Bec<ho'c.-
(only hecsase Il bad MT the ehlacs) an Am
hesdress may EFpeAr on tie sac one uigas AMI 90 to
. privafe ban the nsxi We are certainly galasns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
From Puerto CabeIlO.

BosToN, Thursday, March %, 1853
The schooner Charles Alstrom, from Puerto
Cabelo March g. reports that the yellow fever still con-
fpued s ravages among the shipping there but that it
was healthy shore. The AllstrOm lost two Of her
while In port and the captain and mate taken
down with il, but recovered.
The coffee crop was short, and coffee was
quoted at 10c 0lOAc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
Destruction Of the British Bark Altoona by
Fire.
NyW-OpIyANs. Sstt

HzwOnLEANs, Saturday March l9, 1853
The British bark Altoona, which cleared for
Liverpool last week. liz lying FIRE at the South
west Pass Her cargo consists OF 800 bales Of cotton
and quantity Of corn. She will probably be totally
DESTROYED and sunk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

DUsKIKK, "Wednesday, March, 23-5P NJ.
10 the 0Gce Of the General Freight Agent Of tie Nep-
York and Eric Railroad Company
Steamer America FIVE miles off, coming in.
Wind down the Lake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

~ B. Rush Bagg, Esq, who 10 mentioned
candidate nor Pgrser from Michigan, sboat - y-sfs
Of age, and Of Recorder Bsss. Of D-ercif He
II present q the Police Mansusss Of that eity
graduate Of the Bsis0n LawshOo recently admitted
Attorney n the q. g. saprsne Cosrt, add hes IN
aeross exes Of lenAs md seqaaint<aees q tho CITY
tie ssEs.t4
~ The members Of the Germanis Musical
SOCIETY have dstymfDed remain 10 shis eoenrry ana
confines thsr presest offsxzson Thsy have sso taxes
seysss ezxns sad sppssrs1 sore Judge 5prssss
toE Aat DsIpos on Tksodsy fhsy vii make Boston hssr
winter ks&Iq1ntsn
VThe Hoosae Tunnel Committee arrived
sfsrroy Tharssy ssernoor, and nsd wifh the City
governsset AZ Cssaan's Ger. Wool ws present snd
ssepspk< cspsfch states 10 Immediate WI
The hr th>f toe speeches and ssatnss0 e1ssst vsfs
highly favorable 10 tho s>s, bore. We prcsams ~ e.
izsso1 = 70 The tunnel
~ The Democracy Of Hamilt0n, Asdison
Co have hsi1 ses1ess and sssess1 Or Hsys.s = ssr
cAsce for Postmaster He ksd Is ssssne of sse
eskenL In Brewnyilie, Gessss Brown received " s1
Hubbard votes Ia CeraHse. Ccns1 - IA Woes soS
Gilbert los.
~ The Waysar Esr- Yers<r says that tho
asnsod fsr hsuss u ssss village very sst fer beyys1
IL capacity Of the pses sad property sssrs xs sfssd -
bsJS isss-aes fx rssfazs esfp'sA