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war nj Florida.

The Editors oi tho Savannah Courier state
,ha, they have seen a Letter from Florida stating
that Billy Bowegs and his followers have (or.
mally declared war against The U States.
The same letter mentions painful rumoE
that General Hopkins and small lo'ce und.V
his commend, he'd been taken prisoners OY Ihe
Indians. u...r. ....s. ..... e..a
Major A, G. Johnson. formerly Of ,hr Is h
regimen, in MeSlco, has been chosen B'igadler
General OF the troops nov being raised bv the
authorities lo' Tho purpose OF driving oul lhe
Indians. t...-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

llEAvY Tax PAYgRs. Quite a number Of the
taxpayers in Cincinnati, run into The thousands.
Mr.. Nicholas Longworih as high ne $40, III.
lie mus. feel poor about The Time the 'ax'Ra.h.
erer comes round. His taxes probably exceed
those OF any o.her individual in ms Ssa'e.-
John Riddle. Sem. pays Ihs nexI highest in Gin
cinaa.i. S6,446. The Cincinnati aud Dayton
Railroad $5,l6I and the Lnle Miami S4.4S3'
Eleven pay over $1,000; twenly.six over S2,.
600; eiehy,one Sl,0OO, and Iwo hundred and
Rl,y -four $500 or over. The venerable Jacob
Barnet pays $s,S47, aud The BUrneI House SS,'
Ahn. -. -.
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New ssaIe House.

The Repou Of Dr.. Edwin Smith. President
OF The Board Of State Hnuss Comm ssioners.
lately made TO the Legislature, emhOdles facts
The appropriation Tor the yesV 1889, was
slq5 OO0; the expenditures S1sI $50 90. The
sum paid for msrbLe was 81 .OOO.
-. The first appropriation for ihis building was
made in 1888, Of tI0OOO. From i84O " 1913
no appropriations we're made aud Ihs ROrk wss
suspsuded. From lG48 10 the present time rg
ulaT appropriations have b-en mads and the
work has barn. rs nuw. diligently prosecuted.
Appropriations have been made Tor eight differ.
enl years, during which the wnTk has pr gress.
ed; the total Of the several appropriations ANTS
To S4O6 576.
The Report states that il ia the intention to
havs the building under permanent rooI by Dc
IobeT next The estimate (nr Ihe copper aud
irou Iur the rooI lhs marble tling Tor Ihe q mrs,
Lumber. z ass. &c .yerto be- purchased, is $50.
200. Appropriation required Tor Ihs next year
S23O,OOO. a.. .
A comparison Of fourteen difTeTeni State Cap.
toIs Is gwen, shoWIng thai Ihe Ohio State House
will tar surpa>s anV other 10 I1s country. 10
round numb.rs lhr grnu' d rO'eTed. by the Cap.
nol Al Washington is 81 100 square lrrt-o nj
Ohio Sc 0O0-ol Tennessee 80 UU0 of North
Carollna, Penusy ylVauIa aud lndaha, each ~ 3.
00O-O Massachusetts aud Ne~ Y"rk. 10 OOD
-of Michigan. OU0. Sc. The l. gslnINe
Halls aud Library will be larger Inun ~ Wash.
inglon. No esIImu,e il gwen ul Ihr prODable
Io.al cost Oi the sWuriuTe. but we suppose II will
asproach a mion, and be tinIshpd IA three ~
IOur years. the building will be an hunnr 10
the State, and We hrs glad that The work is be.
ing prosecuted efficiently by the Commissioners.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

Il digest /" sush ls the trus mepaiaR u the
word &" epsn," Or Of the two Greek weFds ffom
hieh Il l. derived This is the slgnihcant apd sp,
proprIuts title Of the true digestive foid. or gas
lrie juice, prepared BY Dr. J. Houghton, Of phI.
sdelphih, from the fourth stomach Of the on, fr
the cure Of indigestion and Dyspepsia. Il ls Ma
ture's own remedy for sn nhesithy stomach. No
art Of man can equal lie curative P0wera. Il fen.
ders good eating perfectly consistent with health
&c the 6guFe OI The on, In smother part Of tha pa
per- .. .s... d. ~.
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WAHIysroN. Jan. aa.

WA-HINGToN, Jan. 90.
Or. Gardner. Of Mrxran claim noloriely, has
arrived in The city. Mr.. Henry May, who went
out as Commissioner to look after tho mine, has
srrived in Balmore. The latter denies that
tho Commissioners were auacked On their rouI-
through Mexico. lie also denies thu statement
that ihe mines were not found. and SAWS The
members Of he Commission are under II me
lion Of secrecy, and the results Of their invest
cations III not be made public unIil il is Off
cially announced by The Goy'rn'neDL
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Travel on ,he ErIe RnlIrOn d-..The
Snow sSGOIln Nc.
&, SHtN, Jan. II. 1883

The Saturday, night Express train, which
met with the sccidrn. VI Grrai Bend. ran into
q snow'hank Two miles beow Suiftrns und
could DOT move ,i.her way. Two engines
wen. to their ass stance (rnm SutTrrns. tu, The
diff Of snow was so grea. u took them three
hours to gel the lwo miles, When they also
stuck last. Thus Ihe passenger Wain aud Ihe
two engines renamed 10 ,hs spow ,ill ,hsy
could DO shoVeled out this morning. ..
Some of The passengers ~eH1 ,o farm house
near by, and Others remained ia The cars. A
conductor had his ears and Toe. frozen, and
Inauy Of the passengers also suffered consider
ably. Some OF the passengers in ,hs train
from the West were off The track three times
during Ihcif tip-oncs on the Erie aud l~,c,
on W csern rdads. 'a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

A man by me name Of LomueI james vas
killed BY one Reed, near a rum hole, in Plqua,
on Saturday, evening. The parties hal been
drinking aud quarreled about some,hing.-
James slapped Reed in the face. aud Red
stabbed James three times, from the effects Of
which he died in three quarters Of an hour.
Reed is in jail Columbus Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

Mr.. Vrnablr. Leading LoculocO from North
Carolina, saws in a speech i" Congress, that 'he
Snuth do not want. aud viii not have Cuba. that
Nil this hhbusI.T ny is ~ropg. wicked, aud ought
not IN be tol, rated .a..
What will The Ohio hIibusiers do Their
brrIhrso are deserving aud denouncng ,hem in
al dIrecGlns. The chances Tor Cabinet sp.
pou,men~ on that hobby are becoming "small
by degrees, aud beautifully less."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

SANTA ANNA WGNrED.--haVana dates Of the
18Th state ihat two Mexican gentlemen had mr.
rived there on their wav TO Jamaica, to prevail
on Santa Anna To return 10 Mexi"O. The rev.
pulmonary condition Of Mpxicn opens fresh
fel (or the genius Of this noted fooi ball of for
tune. and we should not be surprised TO see San
u Anna again installed in the Capitol 10 less
than a month. "I
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

By virtue of an execution issued from the court
OF common pleas OF Carroll county Ohio, and to
me directed, | will expose tn puOIic sale ct the
Cuor Of the Count Ouse, in Garrullton, in said
county, on Saturday the 9TH day of March next,
between The hours ot ten O'Clock A NJ aud o.
clock p. NJ, The follow ing described real estate 10
wit: the undivided half OF the southeast quarter
20 section eleven, township 10 Of range tour AS
Fox township Same land ON which J. Aller now
lives FERNS Cash GEORGE PUGH,-
She,iffss Office CarroIton, Sheriff.
January 2a 1893. W.
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patch Of cotton has been matured in the
Sacramento Valley, CaIIlorna. in ninety days
Mr. Colby whn raised il. will. ir FrbrU8rv. SOW
II IUl9e field and make il u permanent business,
Tea. sugar cane, fgS. rice aud cotton, have
been raised thus FAR bv experiment. proving
tha, the soil and climate is adapted to the cut
lure OF each oc han. G
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

ApJouRNNESr.- The Senate has passed a
resolutions proposlng 10 ADJOURN m the 2l>,
February. M ons supposed The llnuse could
begin 10 be ready bg that iImr, but the Sruu.
Tors think 'heV csn dothriI part before iha, day.
and if the House caHn0I hurry up Ihr rakrs
lirde faster than they do, they should take the
responsibility Of The long session. Wc shall
see what will become Of the resolution in the
House. aHtg. q. ..U .H. H. z.lre.
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The Ginrdlncr Claim.

Contradictory rumon are aIloHI 10 regard it
IAis claim. 10 one paper we see j, stated that
the Commissioners appointed 10 explore Mrxi
co in search OF GARDENERS silver mine. have re'
turned without being able TO discover its where
sbouts. Another account conITadictS this state.
msn,, and inima,es that the claim is not a
fraud. Ia day or two we Nill probably know
tho truth abou, the matter,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

BuRNsr lloUSE. We learn from Cincinnati
papers that an exhibit of the sfurs Of this es
IabshmenI Tor The past year shows that 'h- re
cripts from all sources amounted To $226 S65.
or about $500 per dav. and the expenses lnr
The same tune to ss6 sI0. leaving balance
Or only $lI6 in the hands of the Stockholders,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

The population Of the cily Of ST. Lonis prop,
Sr. as ascenained by the census just ,aken. is
95 $40. To include Bremen. LowelI, and nj,
diIions outside the Guy Iimi,s, he entire popu
laliOn would be over 100 100.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

or Land has bscn rrren,ly sold Tear the
ROYAL Exchange. London. at the rate of four
miiiOn' Of dollars per acre. TIN. heats the
Fifth avenue rnd Roadway out "f sigh, - Far.
Lsms ~. Y Ere. Post.
Nor QUlTE An acre contains I3 500 super.
hcial feet. Snd the price shove named is al The
rate Of 3 liula less Than S92 per superficial foot,
The New York papers announce the sale. at
public auction, within The last werk. Of 4 lat nf
land aboU. IS by SO feet $4,000 superficial fpp,)
un the northeast corner Ol Broadway and Full.
Iou STREETS. ~ that city. upon lease oi Iwenty.
one years. At an annual rent nf ~ 300; The
lessee to pay all taxes, &C.. and to erect build.
ings ~hich shall belong TO the owner Of The Ire
NJ the expiration ol Ihe term.
This rent is quail to The interest (cnmpnted
st 5 per cent? ol principal SUN of $3.50, ,OUO.
y Nhich NAV therefore be- taken as the value sf
th- Zee Of lha lot. Tnls is at the rate or ahou,
$l45 p-r superficial foot. or upwsrds Of S6 SOO..
O0O per acre, being nearv sixty per ceal ahead
Oi Ihs {" land near the Royal Exchange. Lon.
dom"
London must irv again before il beats New
York MAJ IAtsIhg'Hesr.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

lSDlA RUBBER OvgRsHdEs. - The Scientific
American saws, that although india rubber over
shoes are excellent ior walking in the street,
during wet weather. ~ when there is Ihaw
with snow upon the ground, they III uld never
b" worn al any oIh,r time. and shoId be taken
1T as s0nn as the weaTeT en,tTs house.
They prevent preparation in gTeT measure.
and are only useful NJ a lesser evil Than g'tling
The lee, completely vet from ou'side WsleT.
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The following call for Railroad Convention

The following call for Railroad Convention
appears in the New Lisbon papers:
RAILROAD CONVENTION AT NLw L'sBoN, All
interested III u souln rouIe through the State ol
OAlo, connecting The ci'y Of 81. Louis with the
clues Of the EisI, by Ihe way OF Cincinnati, Co.
Iumbus, Ihs Tdscaawas Valley, New Llsbnn,
aud tho Camel Coal Mines. are requested 10
meet in New Lsbon. on "Wednesday. The I6 h
February, 1858. 10 adopt ~ Ssurrs IUr the spse'
dy romplrIion of sad route, aud ns connection
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

W r. B Winston, Esq, or New Orleans,
dnw in ~ file. ch Chris,Wss day. clock 'aIu.
ID III 81 500; Lul INSTEAD Of retaining II in his
Ics'tssir n. IN The day folowi < pre- scented il
~nh rommeudabIe generosity 10 The CamP ST.
Orphan Asylum.
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FiIentI IInIaeId.

.... Springfield, Jan. II. 1859
The barn "f George Waits, in Hatfield. Mass I,
was destroyed by fire at an ra'y hour this
morning, with twenty head OF cauIr, two hurS.
es ard fly tons Of hav. The luSs is about
81 800 insured for $675. Il was the work of
an incendiary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

or The ''SoUIhern Ladies Book" edited by
Miss L. Virginia Smith, New Orleans, is on
our table. We chetrfoIly commend it to those
uhO desire to study both sides Of Ihs slavery
question. !, IL we'll conducted, aud presents
Southern life in in Wue coloVs. Terms S3.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

FIRlNe uP J. The Cin"mnam GaEs'te states
that lhe liquor bar un aha ne~ mali boat eie
graph NJ. 5, has been rented lor the sun oi
S6;OUO per annum. A blow upmay be expec..
ed. rhs sama pspeT states that (emale on
,hs cana, on N ndAy night. had ioly .i~o
|drunksn li.s 10 Two hSUss She SHOULD lEaxel
on thtl Telegraph, Ne. =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

TVS Six FEsT GAUsE RoAD. The Akron
Beacon. says Mr. Hazard has arrived =. flauk.
lin. Aad is organizing his caps III EeglneeFs iDr
operation alnrg The line al ths great l,'ad ~ lhis
STATE. aud lhsi1Hbous SaVsl0O al ssock has 81:
.t'ady been saAstIibed 10 Summit cuuulA; ~ e.
$4,000 oi which is IN Akrsn, std over e9O,.
900 10 Tallmades: -
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SLAVE Bills --AuemP.s are being made ia
the New Ymk and Pennsylvania Legislatures
10 pass laws TO perai, shareholders 10 bring their
slaves into these States Rud.ho!d lhsm for EceT'
isin ,im,s, bul Se arr glad Ia see that Ihe pF"po.
siiiohs do noI mesl wNh much favor. In New
Y,hk II has recelseL ,h~ cold shoulder, aud ,he
tPissborRh Guzsle thinks The reaaAslvaaia h1i
sIands no chance Of hr,nV Law. The d.
msuds OC slavery nn The Free States ere baldlS
madr. aud oil of, the .eha,scwrl Feeuedlrt e
sh"n'd be prnmplly.-r.j jsclld The ins''n'io,
u bad rp' ugh where u u nnw legal d, AMI sh'
hlgh,uR tUV.s should no, Le pesia..Ied a uh.ail
a loOshOIa GoE even The hFislss, ssowaens on ire
soiL -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

GAMBLING. But few people are aware OF The
exlen, of Ihe PRACTISE of this evil in our CITY.
aud the Vasl anuunt OF money Lost AMI won
through il. There are many resident gamblers
here "ho coun' their money in hank by thou,
sands, and WhO stake large amounts upon a
gUne. We heard ot an insIanre This morning,
that occurred few nights since, which show
the extnt T. which glmbIers snmpIimes go.-
fwo experienced glmesIerS tested their skill
with each olher, aud after OIayng all night. one
rose from The table loser Sll.0U0 The mex,
evening they went Al il again, and in the morn
log, one Of Ihe 'wo Sas loser, during the night.
ih'risSr hOaS"m dOiiavS! H. gave u check
for III" mnp"v. ani d'I moi grum5Io at the hea.
w loss. Ca TINES.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

ARREST OF A VIE SrEALER "A man named
Christian Iaige NRs STrrspd Yesterday aAey.
nnnn. on The luudiGR. by Officers Fannery and
Jacobs. .laiRe stands charged in Cleveland
with running c6 with another man = wicp. and
the stealing Of $500. When taken 10 the
Hammond stree, S'aIlon house. he IhrIs. quan.
'i'y Of bank notes into his mouth. which we're
taken om b' The officers and discovered to be
thirteen rs counterfeit notes on The Bank oI
Norh Amerlra, n. Y. lie will leave this af,
.ern"on for Cleveland, in Charge oi oificel.-
Gin. Times.
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One ~ THE WOMEE The Cincinnati En.
quir'r states that Capt. Cummings uf the Mar.
Iha Washington was arrested ~lihou. difficuI,y;
but his wife, an ltaFnnR ni the arrest rushed
in With double barrel gun and would have re
sisted. but hrr husband did not wish auy diff.
cuhy Wnh 'he officers. She Is a sister of the
Chapins. aud ea'ne Iiom Arkansas to Cincinna.
II with her husband. The Enquirer says
During the UP officer Bruen took from her
pnssessiUn q nuWhT Of flies. which had been
put Inio her hands n soruVe hi4 release. We
learn that The Caplnin was ironed during he
nigh'. The Marshal oG-ring to have his own arm
~ the sharkes coupled with the prisoner, but
The wife preferred Iha, partnership herself. and
Al night her arm was inserted in one Of the
bracelets aud her husband in the other This
was entirely her own wish, and actually prefer.
red by hrr @ st @
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0r Tho Minerva Messenger says that boy
hung himself near Augusta, ia this csuu'y, a
fsw days since. We have heard nothing Of IL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

ne ufhtsh EatuuHirut haA ~ lufneu WI tuc
10Th of February. Tho prv Csbiatt i com.
posed Of ihe following Ren1ly'npa--a union. u
would serm. Of different parry materials, and .
very Srung one A A
F,ra Lord Of the Treasury, the ri OF Aber.
deem.
Lord Chanerllcr. Lord cranwonb. &.
fureign Secretary. Lnrd John Russell.
Ilume Secretary. Bnrd PdimsrsIon.
ChanrelloF nf Excnequrr. w. r. Gladstone.
Colonial Secretary. the Duke Of Neweasde.
Ls'Fd Of the Admiralty. Sir James Graham.
irrsldrnI Of The Cou0eil. Earl Of Granville.
Pnvy Seal. The Duke Of Argyle.
Secretary 81 War. Hon. Sydney AerbeH.
Presi Of The Indian Board, Sir &. Wood.
Board Of Public Works. Sir II. MoleswOrIh.
Seal, without Office. Marquis Of Lansd lwaa.
Prss' Of BIard of Trade. E. Caldwell.
BOsfd Of COnHOl. Sir ChArl's Wood.
Postmaster GeneTal. Lord Canning.
Ducby Of Lancaster. Lord Granville.
AuoTnoy General. Sir A. Cockburu.
Solicitor General. Mr. Psge Wood. .
Secretaries 10 Treasury. Msssrs. Hay'er and
Wilson. .s
Lord LieuIenanI Of ireland, Eah Of 81. Ger.
| mains.
New wits have been moved for election TO
the seats in Parliament vacated BY members
accepting ofiice.
a. ,oL $1,000
sion Of their efTirial quarters. Lord John Rus
| ssl. al Ihe Foreign Office, held dipOms ic
leVee. d ~hich among other Ambassadors. Mr.
Iugersoll ~as presenI.
| ,..L l., ~. NIL. c...,,. :, NJ.
se raau,;on. ,S., ~ Ma,on;. A T,;.ho.
vnnng Porngnsss nobIsn.n .rr,ino =. v,Jshio.
m on I'D ~. R,i,;,h ,h;o ~ -, H..,ng,
80. ...;J.n,,tI,, .ba, d.,.d 81. p,inc. Frna.,e -
Sav. .;n;n,., .I.,, ,.,,;,,o -. M,dsh;n,r.n
J.. a.. .,,...L,, r.. -, -, ii -,
h,,,,,,, 81 a., p,;o., - 80, .,.,n..d :. ,,,,,,
=, ~. ,.;aad h..I;.,;n, !, =, 4 noI,.1rd
go.
A collection OF pictures, made hv tho late
Duke Of Orleans, ITO be sold ~ London on
The lS,h January. Tor 'hr beneh' oi the Ouch
ess Orleans aud her son.
A w,pc.I event has been made known st
lIIovd's IN The efF.c, tha, on ,h, qOth Oc,obpy
,,n,;ov h,oL. an, .mono Many oI Chinese
oo hoa,d ,ha B,insh h,,L t;aruds. from Am.
ov,o Havana aud ,ha, ssv.n,eep of the Chi..sc
b.d hsan sho, hv ,h,. Canaan md crow Tn.
bark put inIo Singapore, when, from 'he inVes.
uga'I"n that ~us held. il appeared thar what
the captain took for muIiny was merely row
among the Ghines", but having no interpreter
on board 'he ChInaman were unable TO make
themselves understood.
Tho shin g., Geo,oe Gom Liveynool co,
Naw Yo,k fail ,r Irish sm;o,,n,s ,ook FIRE a,
,sa on The % Derenb,r IN a terrible storm.
EOb, were sua a,co,ed nv ,he smoke and The re-.
msindcy !. Inrye nronny,on being women and
nh;ld,en Oo,a,as.d nm an. nooo.dacL ,he Aames
hn,,,;no I'll .,onnd han he .h;n Orlando
C,or Mohl., tc, Il,v,. bove in .;ob, md mad.
. desperate effort 10 save them but The sea
ran so high that all the boats were swamped
but one. Whirh carried only tive at a lime
4 Seventy.six 0i lhr passengers aud crew were
savrd. Tn" tempest increasing. the Orlando
jns. got clear of the ST. George when she sunk.
F'I'ren were drowned going from ship to ship
eight were suhlca'ed between de'ks. uhd TWEEN
The Orlando afterwards hhd NIL her sails blown
hand M
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OF The Washington correspondent, Of the
Cinrulnau Cnmmrrial WriIss. On the I4Ih that
"the appointment OF NJ, M.davv. editor of the
ohm Statesman. il conceded IN all hands, and
g+nrrnlly acquiesced in as unexcep,onable."
The correspondent Of The Nw York Express
says:
Ilunler, Of Virginia, il is pretty certain, would
have accepted seat 10 The Cabinet, b II fnv the
suspriouS company he believed he would have
TO keep. the political c"mpAOionsh'p of such
men os j. 4. Davis. FIX Seuaur nx. and Sam
Medarv, his friends suggested, would swamp
any beat befure il was Ialry al sea Sn lIuu.
ter thought, too and so he said, No, shank
We"
The decinalion of Mr.. Hunter meets the
hearty approval of the Natmns Democrats.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

TIRES STEAMERS BURNsD AT Sr. LnuIs.-We
have Ter,ived a special no.re b, Nade's TIL.
graph Line. under date of The la,h inst. civ.
inn The (oIloWiOg acronnt Of The hurniUg Of
three steamers At ST. Louis About 3 o'clock
IA FIRE broke out in The sttamer New England,
a KeoRuk packe, LAID up at the head of The
landing. The flames communicated to the
steamers Brunette and New Lucy-all three
detroyed. The latter boat foa'ed down. pla.
ci'g some ilIn or x'y steamers in Imminent
dangsr Fortunately, however. she wac KEEP,
cut IN the s,Fram. only touching the boat. The
swsmer Al,ona drew mt The Cienden,n and then
took the h'a,ing wreck IN tow. and landed her
on the opposite side Of the river CiH. Gdx.
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TOTAL fr0isl forwarded,
8 sSsa,ss4lbs.

TOsl forSsrded and received, 1896 SsI lbs.
The number Of passengers who have taken
or le(i the cars at this point is 5000. 81.
The aboVe will indicate The large amount Of
business performed by these roads. aEd thai the
merchants. farmers and mechanics of this place
contribute in M small degree 10 Ihe amount.
HAdson Obserrrr.
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G. P. AND AERnN b. RAILsoABs. BY refer.
snee 10 lhr FFeRhl and Passenger books Al ths
Hudson DrpOl. We learn ihal there has been re.
c~ived q, this point since The first Of Jan. 1852,
From c. & P. R.R. 40is 999 lbs.
From the A. Bnnch, 4l45.SS5
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ToIsl freight received, s.I61.ls5 lbs.
From The sane dePO, .hers has been for.
Warded- a.,
BY The c. g. p. r. R. 734s,5o6
By The A. Branch, l,573.7Is
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CO.NT-HnTHnnd.

The New York Tubone saws sbe earnings 81
he Cleveland Columbus and Ciacinnsti Raad
shOw 81 immense result TOT DeceMben The
6guErs arr: -- t--t- s
December. 1889. t74 s5I ~
-Decsmbsi, 1851, ,--3 81 654 81.
Increase 100 per cent. e37.Iss SO
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nnnal

Or TnE DrREcTDRs oF THk cASauLL cSuSTv In.
FIAARY, FOR tbs SEAR ENrNG DEcEASfA
HRsT. le6a. - ~ -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-01-28

The Brush Psrismen, has Aaj jlurnrd .ill Ihe
10Th of February. Tho nrv Csbiaet i com.
posed uf The IullowinR RsnIly'nea--a union. u
would serm, OF different parry materials. and .
very sfung one: A an
Flra Lord Of the Treasury, the z ,h Of Aber.
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The grape harvest w0s an entire failure on
the Island Of Madeira, last season. The result
Is that ,he inhabj.ant' are reduced almost TO
starvation. Contributions are raised in New
York, and a vessel will soon be sent 10 the re-
lief OF the sufferers. |. is bad business for u
people to depend entirely upon one article of
produce.