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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-10

In all the States except South Carolina the Governor
voted for by the people, and has majority of all
the votes in the States in which such majority required
the Legislature elects to the office of one of the
candidates voted for by the people.
And fees with the use of furnished house
Including $1,000 Superintendent of Indian Affairs
Slncludng $1,000 as Superintendent of Indian Affairs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04
ORiTU nv.

/ The death OF the Hon. John Pearce which
occprred on the Eight Of The l6tb Of October
last, is an, event in our. community that ought
not to pass upnoliced, IThehigh estimation in
which the deceased was held by all who knew
him precludes the possibility Of his departure
from among us without our special observation
and general sorrow,
Broken by disease, the decline Of our de.
parted friend was apparent to all aronnd him
for many months. For few weeks before bis
death although able to attend to his ordinary
busine IS, he seemed conscious that bis end wa,
near. And when the final hour arrived he
he was less surprised at the dread summons
than even his physician and most watchfu at
tendant. We have reason to hope that thi
iaternal sense Of approaching dissolution wa
accompanied with an inward peace and rssig
nation, which sustained the soul, while the fee
bic frame, racked with pain and suffering, wa
crumbling into dust. A'' p
Judge Pearce was horn in Loudon county
Virgins, on the 81 day Of May 1908 Hi
acsdemica! studies were prosecuted in the towI
Middlebargh in the same county He com
menced the study 0 Law in the Office Of Humh
rsy B. Powell Esq. in the same place. II
the winter 1917 he entered the Law schoo
of the Hon. II. St. George Tucker, at Wipcbes
ter.7 Among the me mbers Of his class ,wer
Hon W. Cost Johnston, Hon Henry A. Wise
and T. Collins Lee Esq, In April 1928 h,
was licensed to practice law in Virginia. Ii
the Autumn Of 1899 he came to Ohio, anc
resided some months at Marietta; occasionally
writing for the "The Pilot, newspaper thel
conducted by John Brough Esq. In Jun,
1891, in Highland county, he obtained his Ii
censo to practice Law in Ohio Upon the er
ectlon Of Carroll county, he came to CarrolltOl
and commenced the practice Of his profession
Here in connection with Hon. VIM Johnslo,
now OF Cincinnati, he established the Ere
Press and continued to act as lis E ditor 70
nine years. During this time he was once th
candidate ofthe whis party for Prosecuting
Attorney. In 1856 and 1889 and in l84l b
was chosen as the Wing candidate for Repre-
sentative But the Wings Of Carroll wer
then in a hopeless minority and he WI
defeated In 1897 be married Elizabeth daug
ter Of Thomas Patton ofthis place. In 1874
he was elected by the Gezeral Assembly, Pre-
L = 49,. A., rf Al. n~wrt IL n@..s~o~ Pleas
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

Tas follow;ns en'r.. relation TO the death Of
Judge Psarce was made upon the Journal Of
the Court Of Common Plsu Of this county, OH
Tuusi4y IN Jrnins Nov. I, the 6rsI dAyOf the
term
It being annoaacel 10 tn court that the
Hon. John Pearce. late President Judge Of this
court departed this life on the 10Th OF ostObsr
Iast On motion Of Van Brown Esquire, tits
ordered BY the court lbAl the following rsso-
luton pissed by tbs several Attorneys prAcli-
cling in this court be entered as testimonial Of
respect to the memory Of the deceased upon
the Journal of this county, to wit
Whereas We ihe members Of the Bar Of Car
roll county, Ohio. ami the Attorneys in attend
ance upon said court have head with deep re-
gret Of the demise Of the Hon. John. Psaree,
late President Judge Of this court, therefore.
Resolved, that as the deceased had by his in
tegrity as a Judge. his many virtues as man
and citizen. and bis high qualities as lawyer
endeared himself to US, We lament his death
and request that this our expression Of regard
may be enteren upon the minutes Of the court.
And it is further ordered by the court that
the court do now adjourn until half alter eight
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

UL4vELAID, November, 2, 1854

Wheat. There was one sale reported on
chang yesterday Of 1000 bushe northern mix
ed at s ,l6, afoat Mediterranean is held at
1fs@ll3 but no operations White none al
fered --lnalket quiet. 500 t.l
Floury,- No sales reported ---market inactive
Supe flne is held at 5,50@5,75; extra brands,
6,25@6,5o. Large Quantities are being ship
ped eastward
Corn---A moderate demand demand has
raised the price OF corn igure and it is now
quoted at 62@63o, per bush.
0ats-.- We heard Of no sales yesterday and
the market reported dull at S7@3Sr per bush
ei, .tH4e7- -Hs
Sugar is in active demand aud sells freely
at 6Q17c for New Orleans
n. 0 Molasses is quoted at So@3Ic and in
fair demand. "
Coffee. Rio li@ls3 Java i4@t5, and
brisk, ... ....l l.a
Teas. Young hyson from 35 to Csc P ID;
Imperial a+@55'; Black 37a@5).
/ Rice Ycwt 5@5.50.
Fish, Large lots may be had at 8. 50 per bar
rel and 437t per hall Dbl, Supply good:
TaOut Sn9-8 per bb
Batter...-We reserve lst l3t Northern
lQ@l2a demand not eqaaI to sUpply'
! Cheese Nv stern reserve 10 quoted tirm ag
81c " Ia, Hamburger G to 10 cents Supply
hurited and demand guod.
LAID, Barrel 9t@l0c;A kegs lt@1le',-.
Very isle in market and eB4uiry good.
! Pork---RarreiS sic 5.@$l7. in small lots
for retail trade.
Hams. Sugar cured hams lIt'$ Ii. Stock
light and demand limited
DsiEU ArPLrs.-Sl l2t@sl rs per bushel
for new, and in good demand. Old are held
and sell heavily at 75@o71e. per bushel.
DRIED PEAcuEs Resi pared. IS 25@S3
80 per bushel; commnn, al 509S2; and. ia
demand.
Ecss.--l5c 5S dozen. Scarcity in market,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04


October Term of the Court OF Common
Pleas of Stark county and State Oiio, con.
tinued and held atthe court house in Canton,
Ohio. On Tuesday the 18th day of October
A. D.1853 ..oas r9m aip e. Eu41
"Hon. D. A Starkwsather announced to The
Court, the death of Hon John Pearce, late
President Judge ofthe fifth Judicial District
fof Ohio and requested the adjournment of the
Court, as testimony Of Respect to the Mem
ory of the deceaeed; whereupon the Court im-
mediately adjourned. 'da ar is '..n
At a meeting OF the members Of the Bar OF
Stark county, and the counties adjoining
Hon, LutherDay was called to the Chair and
Isaac Hazlett Esq, appointed Secretary: ba On
motion of D. A.. Stark weatht n EsP Grant,
RI. H.lFolger, JosephJ BroukE, and Robert
CroSier, WIS named az a COMMITTEES to report
resolution appropriate to the occasion;, and
thereupon the Committee reports the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously adopt
ed---to witt hHr H 41a nod b ua.er.
lst. Resolved thatin the death OF the Hon
orable John Pearee, late President Judge Of
this Judicial district. The community is called
upon To mourn the loss of man. Distinguish
ed for his ability and integrity at the Bar and
on the Bench, no less than for his noble ness
and generosity as citizen; and of one whom
while living We his professional associates, ad :
mirerd and loved, and whose memory, when
dead We honor and revere. lH -ei er7 ot S..
end Resolved, that we deeply sympathise
with the afflicted family of the deceased who is
thus prematurely beresyed Of Kind husband
and father, have suffered loss which none
but the bereaved can fully appreciate. +.
81. Resolved, That the Court of Common
Pleas now in session be requested 70 cause the
proceedings Of this meeting to be entered upon
its Journal, and a copy thereof to be forwarded
TO the family Of The deceased and furnished to
the several newspapers Of this District with q
request to publish The same, - 50 ''a. ~.
''' LUTHERDAY, Chairman.
| ISAAC HAzLET sec'y, r
On motion, The Court orders the foregoing
proceedings 70 be entered upon its Journal, and
directs the Clerk 10 furnish copies thereof as
therein requested, LEANDER ANDERSON
'"e Clerk Of the Courtof Common Pleas !
7faa aa 'uo aAsm g 2a OF Stark CO, Ohio
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Ii. FIfh Caeu, A. he expiration Of Me
{ I'M r.IsLI be vastrslestsd Ills second Iefm
expired on ihs spd MOnday q k.bu%y fe6'
being cut short by The adoP'ion Of The new CON
s,i,ution. He lhtn returned to the Bar and
thOugl tnt,bltd by disease he continued 70
practice his profession up to the time Of his
death.
!, d. AT the bar he was ever regarded as a sound
lawyer. safe counsel, an aecurale pleader &
As-an advocate he always ar
gHed a cause with FslYclapee, psyer with great
force, bat at all times with clesrness, point and
method.
On the bench be displayed a, practical dis
icriminAting miud. lively sensibiIites aud clear
perception. The operations Of bis mind were
quick. somewhat imPulsiye. But With fun
knowledge Of the fasts he arrived at correct
conclusions with a'rapidity and certainty svin.
cling intellectual powers OF high order g .'
In administering the Law as he found It, he
was stringent; in the exercise of his discretion
ary powers he was lenient and mereiful SEN
sitive himself he was always careful Of the feel
ipgs Of others. ImpulyiVe, he ever silencsd in
, science with severity. Warm in bis attachments
his friendship never perverted bis judgment,
strong in his dislikes, his aversion never injnr.
ed bis enemy. No mans friendship aysiled
him with the Court; no mans dispsasurs pre-.
judiced his cause.
To the young member OF the bar he was al.
ways indulgent; listening with patience whilst
atyrO siammered through his first argument ol
ademurrer. 10 aid them in correct under.
standing Of the law of the case he sometimes
resorted to ointerrogatories. As these too often
only exposed their ignorance ofth4 Law tEty
tended rather to embarrsss than assist. Thus
on act originating in real kindness sometimes
operated as stroke Of judicial severity,
In Society, h, wa courteous upright and
frank To fault. He was alike without dissim
ulsiion and without hattery. lie was gener
GUS to all, and when charity was needed h,
gave at encs, and gave freely '' ' ''.l "
These opinions of the character Of the deceased
the writer has publicly expressed en- formel
OCCASION and are not the hasty illusions Of
mind now filled with grief at the loss Of dea
and valued friend. Friendship may have lin
gsd these sentiments, but no coloring has beef
added in view Of
i.FpL.
The deep damp vault, the mattock and the grave
/ 1.-THE writer were permitted to enter til. pri
vcy, of the place privileged above all others
to express bis sympatbies to bersaved family
he could but utter the sentiments Of sorrow AM
commsserAtion Of an entire community. Fo
himself he can say, Of his departed friend,
Gent to me and f'lb b III been
: Thy condssc nsion. and sha be honored ever
5 With grute Vi memory 'I.'o ."i 'i H1'"'.
, .t.. t'.t-.t
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rT The Paris cOrrespon lent Of the Loudo


Giobe says: -tI-.4 GOSH f.N
Notwithstanding all that We hear ofprepar,
alton for war, the impression here that peace
will be preserved is very general. The ppn
Der of offers OF aid TO the Turkish Government
from Poles, Hungarans, &c f, is almost lncredl-
BILE. These offers are not confined TO the rtiu-
geesin France--they have come flom the unI-
ted States. from Hungary, POlpnd and Italy
All the offers received here BY the Turkish
Ambassador are politely and thankfully ac-
knowledged, but no hope has been held out in
the parties the their services will be accepted
The Turkish Government will probably decline
such aid, if regular assistance be given by the
French and English Governments ,.
The Overland Mail from India, is telegraph
ed II SAYS that Commodore Perry's squad
ron reached Japan on the 8th Of July, and let'
again on the l7th They well received but the
openipeRpf Japan is postponed till next Spring
! H meeting had been held in London II
fav6t o. Turkey. Thousands attended. ' (
Formal complaint had been made to th'
Pope respecting Father Gavszzi in New York
Miss Cunningham has been liberated from
Iprison at Florance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04
Relief fer the AFFLICTED.
aCLARKE's
CcnCScC IininleHE.

Prepared uponahs most scientific principle, and
IN strict accordance with the laws OF chemical af-
Unity thereof, forming a remedy Aetser calculated
to permanently cure the following diseases than
any otherever yet discoyered$
7 In man cures Rheumatism, SwslliRgs, SpFains,
Bruises, Cramps, Pains in the lmbs back. breast,
side or hips, weak oE stiff Joints, tooth ache and
pains in any part go IN horses, swClligg, SPAWN,
wipd-galls. eallOas, lameness, sprans, scratches,
old, sores, eorks, stiff joints. lamps, ring koqO,
famed shoulders, &c, &c.
"a Prepared by DR.. VIM. Clarke, Bronklyn, N. W
None seAains without the signature Of Wm
Clarke. For sale by D. Stevenson. CsSrOllion. and
Iin every village IN the county.
May Al, '52-6m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

ESr In mixed company. be reader to hear
than'to speak, and put people upon talking
what is in their own way. For then you will
oblige them, and be most likely to improve by
their conversation. L..-H ----L-- M .---. =.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04
schools.

The Boar Of Education for the Borough Of
Carrolton have engaged the labors Of Mr., T. r.
Laird as teacher in Ne Lisbon street school iol
the coming winter session which will be open.
on neIt Monday (7ib insD Tks Board expects
TO be able 70 announce the opening Of schoo
in the other subdivisions Of the Borough, with
in few days. n ....r.,.. L..... ,... .,t,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that Thomas Cummings
sr. has been appointed and qualified admins
traitor or the estate Of Thos. IL. Cummings,
died late of Carroll county, o. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate,
will make immediate payment; and those hAv-
ing claims. will present them, duly authenli'
Gates, within one year from this date.
e'' THOMAS CUMMINGS, or.
Oct, 7th, 1858. t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

+ Ey A sportsman of Greenbrier county, Va.
few days since brought down two fine bucks
at one shot. The ball entered The spine Of each
and they scarcely moved out Of their tracks.-
A good shot thal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04
NOlice.

We are compelled 10 say TO the fr.enda Of
education thai there will not be Teachers
Institute held in Minerva This fall by the teach
ers of Carroll county. as has been formerly an
nounced. The cause Of this disappointment
is owing to failure in the committee Of ar
rangem, nts to procure lecturers.
- xs~-lz sasA = vtNr @~@s--
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04
, Boots & Sh1fs.

ahI olHCHEAPER THAN EvERl g5.
JACOB HELFRIGtll would inform thPsss
Pile generally that he is on hand, and win
make to order every deofiption ofwork il his
branch Of business. ss ...i..
Ills arrangements are such IS to enable hin
to make and sell work cheaper than any shop
in the place. His hands are all tho best of
wolkmen. 4u t' 0B @r
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

TaRILLtNG INCIDENT AT TIE LATE FIRE
Shortly after the commencement OF the Fire
on Saturday night, AMI previously to the
flames reaching the extensive premises Of
Messrs, Wiltshire, Bristol d Co, Mr. w. H.
Yandewater, = we'll known citizen and one of
the most active members Of the Rover Guards,
hastened to the scene for the purpose OF vol
untssring his assistance, Upon reaching the
four h story Of the building and while in the
act OF deysing means for the preservation OF
the properly therein, y sudden burst of light
advised him that the subtle flames had already
invaded his locality and soon the extensive
wareroOm was illuminated With brilliant
glare. Il seems that large tank .oE raw Whis-
key had become igasted in another part OF
the building; this communicating with the a.
pArtment in which Mr., Vandewater found him.
selfby hose, arranged fer the purpose OF
conveying the liquor from the tank 70 u mum
bsr oI barrels, had formed Means Of eouimu-
nication and ere long the whole Of that part Of
lhe building was in flames. Bewildcrcd With
glare aud almost choked with the smoke, Nans
ds9 ater, or y moment WAS astonished with
his novel and parilous situation Alone, in
tHe upper slOTI W tuo OuuuihS tuV tO1t W suO
gerry element mingled with the hoarse shouts
of the populace in The street beneath, while the
absorbing flames with their uansparenttong
were dancing madly before him, II was q
moment Of horror; but at such Time The cool
aud uudaunted spirit Of the man OF aciion can
display itself in its indomitable energy. Peer
ing round, he observed rope suspended from
a csane ased for the purpose Of hoisting up or
lowering barrels lie immediately seIsed
il with The intention Of lOwer ag himself; but
il had become chauen, and oke with his
weight. 1t was only by great muscular exsr-
ton he avoided being precipitated down the
street.
Uadismayed, I've arose from the floor, divest.
ed himself OF his coat, and wrapping it around
his mouth and nOstnls cautiously made his
way toward the stairs which were by this time
obseured with the volume Of smoke which was
ascending. for now the whole ofths premise IN
derneath was on 6re-cautiousiy grouping hi,
way he descended 10 the third story, por-
II 44 r a..
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.Matrla9es

4ARRIEDs-Qn the soth Oct BY. H Crel :
len ESQ., Mr. Joseph BoOp to Miss Julian Wi.
aud. gp,eiIc
On the 25th inst BY Rev. Jas, Colder. Nc.
Daniel NJ. Wnrt Of Illinois TO Miss Margases
n. MeLaughlin efthis co. laomh .-lN--l
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OI)e Carroll 1rrt Press.
z77ALLEN GREEN. Edlior. d 2
CarrOlltOn.;;;::;;:::;;Thursday Nov. 1, 1855

BY vi'tue of authority we appoint Messrs. CRASE
4 o ,0ur agents to solicit subscriptions and ad-
yertisemeut Read their card
THE TYd0; published monthly at 81 South
third street, beow hesnut, ct CRANE & COS
Phi sde phis, where advertisements are received
and forwarded to all the eading journals in the
United States and canhdas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

MARRIED. On Thursday at the "Patton
House, by Rev. /. Archibod, Mr. Robelt
Semple to Salina Gillen, all OF Monroe township.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

t" Celery Thomas Wilson do
Some fne Citrcns exhibited BY Au. Il, u
McCfAy do
Some fne specimens Sesd Corn ehibisd By
Samuel Hole.
Beautiful apples exhibited by Sam'l Palmer,
Ssm'l McBurney. Il Baxter, Sanl Dunlap
I.eob Bsamer John Riley, and 5. G. Mckee
Two bottles Sparkling CatAw1 exhibited BY
s. g. Mckee. sope fae specimens grapes eI'
hibited by Mrs. g. y Kennedy: Fine specimens
Of Sugar Beet & hapgsl wurzel, exhibited
By Geo. +. Kennedy.
Also Egg Plants 4 variety Of Pumpkins BY
Geo. +. Kennedy.
Beautiful collections Of green house plants,
by Mrs. Thompson Mrs. 4, Crosser, Mrs. j
Ciallaher. Mrs. Geo + Kennedy, Mrs. l. Jack
son and others
Pine specimens OF Fra Spruce from dan
over Nursey. H.f
A large collection of fruit and vegetables
w-le on sxalbiGiOn; The committee could no
learn 10 whom they belonged; enter your ar
tcles::on the secretarys books next rear ant
they will he more particularly noticed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

rg There will be dance at Harlem t
night Dancers lockout; 7,e r. ..tni.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

E9- For want Ofroom, We are compelled to
leta great many things pass that we would like
10 speak Of. ..s.l. ao .f' .W-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

EB Medill's majority in the State isssid Il
be 1000. This is pro1ressmg right fast: '
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04
Boots Shoes Slippers

Gait Ssaif Boo Ia.
and every kind Of work mrde,to order 81 thu
shortest possible notice. His stand is in kis,
large new brick honse, on Lisbon Street.
Carroliton, Sept, 80, 1858.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

EE Carroll is acknowledged all over the
State, to be the banner county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

b Clocks. CtOcks--A A beautiful article OF
mantle, New Styles" juss received aud Tor
,ale law bV CUMMINGS l. kR AcWtN
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

Eg We did want to speak of the editor Of
the Well'ville Patriot about his course in rela-
tiOn to our county Fair. We will speak of his
article next week gaiHrE rttE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

Nor SO BAD. The Nrw York Hlrald, which
for about a year p1't has been the bocofoco
organ in New York, il oh ii new tack, and
pitches iato MARCY, and the VAN BuRES Free
seilers, with terrible lerocity. We were anu
sed at the designation which the Herald gave
those men who killed off Cass, and build up
the Buffalo platform BENNErr calls them the
''Elook and lauder compaag, that pulls down,
but never builds up That is not aslPd deacrip-
tion.-O. s. Journal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

k1- Court is in session. Not much doing
however.
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DEATH. OF THE SLEEpINs MAN,-CorneliuS
lvroonlan died at his brothers residence, in
Blarkson, on Morday, the nth iqst.a While
on exhibition in New York, he was Akep sick,
which stemed toinduce awakeful a state for .
short period, and then stupid condition, with
intervals Of wakefulness, until he was brought
home on the i4th. lie talked very little-in-
qui:ing after his mother, who had been dead
Two years. his father and brothers, whom he
seemed partcially TO recognize. liz complain
ed Of great internal heat, and soreuessof his
throat and stomach. On the morning Of the
day of his death he called for food, and ate n
hearty meal, and from that time seemed to be
in pain until about o'clock + Mowhen he
d'ed without a struggle. His age was -
ySars,--Rotcbester Demgcrqt. t. !.
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leading below, fell, almost bIinding hin With
dust. and nearly sufOcalRg him viii the
smoke aad flames. At this erfieal and peiIObs
mon mt a sifeam Of water froh one Of ne ep-
gines came With irresistible violence againss
him the shock -PEseiPilatsd him 10 The ground
among falling beams and limbera, hoppily,
hovsysE upinjured. Recovering himself, he
arose and was rapidly relreating,lrom the scene
Of so many accumulated perils, when portion
Of the brics vail iell so close that bis hat WAS
Knocked Of and buried beneath the ruins
One found. however, aad he Was safe; :; and NJ
ter taking birdseye view Of the theatre Of his
late perious adventure, be calmly put On bis
coat and retired home, unscathed and unscoreh-
ed minus only hat Gin. AoHy0reii. .'
s5s AL-L-L lLIL zL-aLI.tt-t .tF ~
WAsHTSeroS, Oct SAL regret 70 state thai
Selah r. Hobbie, first assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral lies in 4 very low condition. and fears are
entertained Of his recovery.
Mayor Hobbie has long been known to IN,
country. 10 his connection with the Post OHiel
Department, as one Of the most efficient off
GERS of the governor. -Ia -r #sa ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

REGALIA SEiARS-A fine lot Of the cI oic
est segars in any market just received and for ale.
by the box sRe at Fsssi ,hy S.GN h,KEE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-04

u A BLIND PRINrFR-In the Office Of the
Greencasle Banner, published at Gosport, In
diana, there is said 10 be blind printer who
sets from 5000 to 1000 ems day His part
ner reads the copy to him and, AS be has an eE
traordnMy memory he can compose half do
zen lines without il being necessary 70 repeat
the words 10 him.