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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

Fg- Read the communication Of IA Tax
payer" in another column. j. shows how
your money has been squanlcred by men who
hold place and power" and who again asks
you TO place them in a situation that would en-.
able them to practice the same rascality.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

HAMILTON County -- The Wings Of Hamil
ton county met in Convention on Saturday an3
presented to the people the following ticket:
Senator's Bellamy S;olcr' Capt. JOS S, Ross
aud Jacob J Dennis
Reprc3entdircs-Thomas spooner s. J.
Thomson, Dr. A L. Jones' David Fisher
Col. j, II. Williamson, A S Sullivan, John NJ
Cochran and Robt b. Moore
maussioper-Samuel II, Taft.
7ieosmer-W' II. II. Taylor.
Boord of fEqaoHzotion-Reuben r Springer,
Jooeph Burgoyne and Samuel Trevor.
Common Pleas Juige--Alphonso Taft
This is good ticket and we wish we corld
see il be elected We can say it ougH to be.
That's one of the best Lawyers of the city, and
would make a capital judge.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

The Horticultural Nagaziac for September is
cceived. The table of contents is as follows !:
The autumn exhibitions Strawberries, and
heir culture Window gardening and plant
cases Destruction of insecrs; Propagation
and culture Of trees A farmer | once knew /:
Vine borders ; Foreign notices Editors Ia.
bles." &c,--O. S. Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15
MASTER COMMISSIONERS sAIF

40 En- COMMISSIONERS SALE.
James McKean and
Maison Ayres Eetr hanccrv.
OF Rudolph Coz:
dc'J rs
George Honmon
.,li r9rsu1nt r to the comnini of N o.h.,ft,ai,
SGeu G l[pm lhe Court Of OmnIa Ciauii,,IH.
DarsoII county Oaio and M jiraets!. I.b,'
>'Osa ~ s"s az 'he DOR o. ti, Curt II
Ia. Iou county on the II day Of October A. D I85t
O'Clock IN o'sdI day IL, hjoy,, 49, .,.l anu TOUT
cry a''aate IN the town Of Hirrjs5Ir,,, - P,'P,,
county TO wit La,s num5a ej j3.lsauj =, aali ai,L
'"5 e.. Improvements thtr5Jn y4u3Ia,S WIN
Cp 10 1873 rc,i, A., o"etui AMI
sOBcr
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

Father" said a little four year old boy,
81 don't think you're smart"
"Why, child ?"
Because you brought that baby here when
mother was sick, and you have to get wo-
man to auSs It.
RE- -Modesty is not only an ornament but
guard TO virtue.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15
SHERIFF SALE

Lursolnf TO ven IA Eypoud issued from tbs
y y, u'' 81 common pleas in und ar the cn,,n,v of
1'F'd ana state Of Olio aud to me Jir,rta} i !
'''. '&Pose tc sale ct pu5lic cut rrv at tso Jooa
u, ~ ''0 house in Carra!|tol in ,liI c}ln,v on
ila ti'h''E 'ih OF Oct ,Jcr 1888 between tha hon.,
I'.o j ~. ''o TX n. and aojok P. NJ the fol.
',"'l'r described resi- rs,at sltut,n n, t,y,
ol ID aijoi! cona'y in Il ,sll A!Iti,, ~ ,,it
!o"a tot nam5'r with the inl
ing ram hopse taken ua Ter cx}c1..,, a. ,bo
-",' " -; ~ I'd ger ASST gnec OF y Aid WAN ons
'2"'''. ih'mas Etkan Terms cash '''-
ep IS 1858. GEO pIrEI1 l,m
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

CLEVELAND MARKETS..

OLE( L LAND MAHhLIS,
CLEvfLANo Sept, Q.
Whcat-piccs not quite as finn and wc
heard oi 10 sale Of W llte or northern. ana buy
ers offering sL13@1,13 for white &i.C9 Ion
no lhcru nodars asking 1ll5 and ~ 10
One load southern sold 2l.O7.
Corn Prime yellow corn we quote g., ~
which price was best offer for a load anoat
Flour We hear Of No transaction in flour,
but holders oi slain brands Of fresh sup, rinp
hold At 50 25G5 50 and fancy to ezra choice,
$5.75@G
Butter The demand ror butt,ris good and
choice new Western Reserve brings 144@I5i
IN large lots prime southern frkjn I3Iibl4s
Eggs-Market well supplied and dnll al re
&c by the barrel.
Cheese-Prime new cheese we Qrote5@ &c
Fish-White 81 and $7,75.
Salt-Fine from dock 81, 44611,5O.
PITTSBURGH MARKET.
OFFICE PITTsBuRGH .GAz TIE
Saturday Morning Sep. 1858
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

GTWe have received copy of Dyes
Bank Mirror" Our comments have been
made heretofore.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

SHERIFF. SALE.


Fursulnt to the command of an execution from
ne court OF common pleas in and for the cum
y q 6srroll and state of Ohio and to me drected
eher at tpubliC sa lie on Friday the an. dsv
mber A. d. 1853, at ii o'c oek A VI,
N 'ne town OF Leesburgh county aforesaid. at the
tan snop Of Dawson Sans The following descri-
bed property, to wit: 200 Siles OF Leather mart.
iy tanned; one dozen sides of upper leather partly
tanned; in the grease 9calEkins inishei about
% cards of tan bark, 10 dry hides AMI one Grav
horse.
ALSO
On the 10th of October 1853, between the boprs
of ten oc ock a. Nj. & L. p, NJ, by virtue cf tbe
same writ WA offer for sale at the door Of
the courthouse in Carrollton in said county
towns lJts numbered 30 30, & 80, in the town of
Leesburgh in Carol county, taken under execu,on
as the property of Dawson ANS the su it Of Mi er
Mayhem Terms Cash
Sept 5, 1853 pr fee.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

EgOut Of thirly-onc townships in the
counties Of Stalk and Carroll Hon Il. J, Ar
RIosoN received the vote of twcnty-iour-
Wonder if r. J isn't little proud
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15
PICruRE SECOND.

Now look at the Loco'oco side :--"The an.
preparation at the first Session of he Lo2isla.
ture under the new constitution for the pay of
Members Clerks, Sergeant.at, Arms, DC, a.
mounted TO S8l 600--and for the second se,-
sion, Sl69 600 for the first Legislature under
the new constitution cor more than four times
as mnch as roS paid for eaIer Of the tom Legis.
futures uader tie old, when managed by Wings
What say yon to that, taxpayers ?"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

E5-To insure the pcrusal Of our paper
through the Campaign, we will send it until
all the returns are in and published, for the
Sum Of tumtg.fre cHts. Friends, remember
this.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

CouRrEsIEs TO THE PREss-Phe officers Of
The yuLous lines ot rai Is extending from
Turc rau.orTT- C-ac, D to Nmgars fSls
says the Baltimore Daily Times have issued
invitations TO large number of Southern and
Western editors TO make trip to the mighty
cataract. The tickets allow each gentleman 10
take lady with him, The projcctis nag
n Gccnt one. and in keeping with the Wholesale
Ibcrality whirh charactcrIzcs Western rhrold
and steamboat enterprise Every railroad
ought to extend the utmost freedom to the
press For 10 is q mighty lever in the promo.
ton of all internal Improvement II is through
the medium OF the press mainly thatrairoad en-
terprisc is started and kept up to completion
The railroads leading to New York might, we
think, with cqaal propriety tender free pas
sage to the editorial and reportorral corps to
that city during the continuance Of the World S
Fair Canton depository.
We passed over the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh II. r., IN company with our democratic
editor and friend, +, S. CABLE, Esq. during the
present week, and when we met the proper az.
hoTty, asked for pass" But VIC were reiu-
scd one,
Mr. Cable had pass on the c. ~ p; Il. r.
and we would simply ask why he is entitled to
a free pass any more than ourself--especially
when there is a railroad law regulating this
matter
More some future time.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
james Smith
vs. Ia Cb,,z.
Jamps protto. 49,. a "s"NSlf
Jamfs Trotlen ct all

guWFs IfUIIen ct at J
pursuant to the command of an 1rlsrof ;t', ont
OF the c'u ur ofcommon pleas in and f,f the G, mn
~ OF Cariol and State Of Ohio and TO me- Greet
ca VIII expose public sale at the doore of the
onrt hou Sc in the town of Garrollton in the
county 81 ioresqid on MonIl ~ III, I7th dov nj
October 1853 between hoa,s of fen o,cIocc
= -, u. q Icur 70 c'ockP NJ. the tulIo wing des.
sLlyed premises to wit town let number ed Ten in
,nt ,I !o"n Carroiitoa Iarroll 'ou1ty Ohio With
the Improvements tnprtis edat S Terms cosb '"
,p1s.o.;lu EO. fUGH Sheriff
"N0 SPeoldi mas'er ep, Is 1853 CJamssjoner
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

We have now 60, su5ie.sa. "hc,p," AMI will
be able 70 make our Pfgar more interesting
than heretofore.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

" 'tV' 10 HVi3UI Fe1ChNFN
The cbool ex4min rs af orr.JI o,,r. IN,
10" meetings 10 the examination of tea.5ero WV ~
day VIZ: '"' Va '"' 10 owing
:, ao"' "eohesday OF eptember
October,
,r13 N1vem e.,
so 'e.'"' "edne5ja. of Dec mber,
March, 1854
April,
My,
~, Jul.
Fae examinationsNijl cooman,o o.,
ol eac OF the aoaye nlmeI days. -" 0io'N
BY order OF the Board.
Sep, Oh, 1888. o'e tx
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

The Cincinnati Gazette says For four
years commencing in 1914 g. the Whiss had
control of the Legislature and are responsible
for its acts. The laws OF the State show that
during these four years. The ,u.,re pay Of
members of the Legislature, Clerks, S-orgean'-
Mt arms. DC, amounted to only $ll4 448--or
S3.1l2 per year. Read that over"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

F'AtsgNERSEgEP
Partnership has this day been formed bot,,o.
he undersigned in the mercantile business We
he name and style of Cummings & BracliD "nue au1
we Invite all the customers of the cold ~o.,s ana
and the public generally, to call and sec ,S SO'nef'
N2rch 10, 1859. J. p. CIJHMINcs
J. II. BRACKIN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

EI-Huston d Sinclair are receiving their
fall Stock Of Goods Give them call and our
word for it you will get the worth of your me-
ney.
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FRA KILN HOUSE.

SUPERIOR ST. CLEVELAND, OHIO.
C. PITRICK d SON
Sept Is, t825.-ty.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

F5a covERxoE,
NELSON B l& ERE
Of HgHaad.
FOR uErr. GOVERNOR,
Isaac T., Allen,
Of KciiaHA
ron TREASURER or STATE.
EgnFy UTacA8GHs
Of Nu.i9a.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
Nelson T.. Van t0rhes,
Of Aliens.
TOR srrgruG JrDrE,
Franklin Z. GacAuS,
o. Cwa.ra.
ToR ATrorSrY GENERAL,
NilltaI =, 1I1SCD,
az SEtu.
ron roARn o. PUBLIC WORKS,
JoLa Uad Ie,
~
WIG COUNTY TICKET.
ENHHH -.ET '.IFT,
Z. R. EChLEI Centre.
AUDITOR.
il. BLACKBURN, Brown.
IgEssrEER,
JOHN MOODY, Centre,
gHE dgF,
JOHN II. "HIrCRAFT, Orange.
FOR pR0 .LCrTIN1 ATgogEag,
ROBERTO. KNIGHT. Orange.
FoR CoNNI.sIoNuR
JAS. w. MCLAUGHLIN, Fox
iYuRsAW DWECroH,
WILLIAM NtNIN, Union.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

ALLEN GEsaS, Editor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

rarrolllen..::::::...ThurslaJ Sept. IS, 1858.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-15

Bv tue ofuu,horiiy we sPpaiai Messrs. CRANE
4 3 our areuts IS solicit Subscriptions and ad-
vs,tlsemeats. Reed tleir card
THE TYPO published monthly rt 81 South
,b;ra street.. be ow hrsrut, 90 tBANE & COS
Phi s@e ahia. where alysfiis- m1lts Gre received
mi forwar3el % ali lhe esliag una's in Tie
United States AMI an-ias.
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Gbeop 5aOOlerp,

Is Is at the room formerly occupied as be
l0S''ouiee mn, Respectfully,
WIN. Z. MARQUIS & Co
CarrOllton, Sept Is 1883
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03

The DIFFERENCE-The elegant discourse OF
Mr Everett before the Colonization Society has bcen
admired whoever it has been read The generous sen
msns upon the capacity of the African race Tor hsh
civilization are responded to 10y men who have been
taught 10 regard "A radical and almost revolutionary,
the admission that the negro hted for anything but
drudge and a slave From Mr. Everett the truth Is
received with ascent and with satisfaction. Suppose u
had been written by William H. Seward suppose he
had spoken he speak, with equal eloquenee upon
IN capabilities OF the African race, and upon our obgs'
tons 10 IT, What hOmilics should have upon the
higher law and the heresies 81 SewardhmG How
many times the Union would be saved in the columns
OF particular nrwspspersl And Whist horror would be
expressed by those ultra conservatives who take 70 hoi
councils John Van Buren, and Henry b. Stanton. aud
who urging Cen Pierce to appoint John A. Dix 10
the Cabinet
The orthodoxy Of opinions Is greatly affected by the
lips from which the flow.
"A saint in Grape IL twice saint in lawn Aon de-
nounce az radical and revolutionary IN Seward, seuti
meats which they praised conservative IN Webster
Not long .incc Theodore Parker announced % lie
liver lecture in of the inland towns Of Ma.sachu
sets The s,tId people went prepared % c6Dd efnn
hsiened with impotence and went out declaring thas
such radical and odiOus doctrines disgrsceu to
the speaker and the committee which bad invited hun
10 lecture IL was atcrward discovered that Mr. Parker
had failed 10 keep his appointment, and that ortho
dox minister Of the strsest sect had taken hs psc'
The good people were not long in finding out that they
had isintcrpr-;ed the discourse, which was, alter all
A Verv sound one Providence Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03

Tfsssktsa sor ths Tr1css-
A recent census Of Cologne and Coeien'z
,,s DE poenlation Of the former city st tbs END o.
nse~mber last, x,s4i, 81 the attsr, inestmg ha'eT
nve,sssin. 2sll2; Ehrenbreintssn has 20 ma a'A,
TIE Frederick william Theater o. ber'in
,sodseed daring the past year, 100 ne" psee
vAteh q were operas and 6 cotnedes Noio ~
IN Of there novelties were original ~crks On
vritersL Tis Is good example to soo" 'oe 80
a. Gsrusys for the drama, and the ease WIZ "niS"
s.sbors can get their works upon me ssse.
On the OH ult., the Theater Of koh'ssoelg
.p,...i. v.. ,sgh,ed for the frs. time with gas 10
800 ~ the day during ballet rehearsal toe sneh
sSs,. st,..ed attention which led 10 The discovery OF
A.. a. ode chamber evidently made by an incen-
g. A ,,mp cleaner who BY the Introduction OF
..v aepyiyed Of his usual means Of livelihood. be-
ssme the object of strong suspicion, that be was or
rested.
The Wsser Zcitang, published at Bremen,
Ssve, sststcs Of German emigration from ths, port
u the past year. They are a. follows In me resas'
s.rrsnt packets 81 625 passengers in 300 vesses IN
ssr ,e.seis las passengers in ~ ships in the Washing
nm and Hermann IL passages 7sl psssengers-iaking
=. sxsregsse Of $50 vessels and 1851 passenger In
Is46, the pumber Of passengers WA 32,312; IN $50
l,etysar 1896 came TO EewYork, I3lls landed Of
New Orleans 1901 at Baltimore, 227l at Galveston
lao a, Quebec loss ct Philadelphia 7ls at ndisnol"
Cre1ss) 100 at Charleston, 25 Rio Janeiro and - al
cher porte OF all the vessels which left Bremen dur
hns the year with passenger the r. J. Wichelhaasen
vns the only one which suffered any injury she having
Sses compelled In October TO into an English port
icy repairs.
The winter has been as mild and the weather
ssdelcious along the Rhine here along the Hudson
The Aag.barg AHgeneins Zetuns had news from
Csssruhe, that the first Of January almond trees
were In blossom the Bergstrssse" in Bsden-that
10 on the edge Of the Rhine valley AZ she foot Of the
mountains Of the Black Forest from Freiourg (aiso
10 Baden) that Dec a. apple trees were In bloom that
Lsrdsmen were leading their herds TO pasture and tho
pe~an, women collecting green grass for their cows
4 home Al Tubngen on the 26h Dec, boys bsthed
IN the Neekar The ZeitHns adds, we, here at Apgs-
ksrs plueked In our own garden roses and violes at
Christmas, which bad biossomed in the open air
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
rzs. The Connties of Van Rnn.n InrA...

~ The Counties of Van Buren,, Tnghsn,
ra,or Branch Berrin srd Barry Miehassn ,sere p.
Sscr,tuy Of State SECRETARY Of the rresry S-or.yc
Wa Secretary 81 TIE Navy. At,orney0ens-a and Poe,
Gensrsl and Jsessons Coa.fy Was named after
TIE Old Hero hiu- self
~ Rev Mr.. Walworth, sou OF Chancellor
waxorth, Of New.yors. and distnxashed c9av-rs "a
the Catholic faith preached seirncn ~ u Mays Cehc
coruseiton least twenty-five hundred pazbsf bs,-
'''U ''- w 49, Icieycisni (ol Herald Jan 81.
Colr. MINE on FIRE-The Broad Mountain
Vein Ceal Castle which took Gre ca the isA Of Dec,
thirteen years since san continues TO poas iora 10 sa
phure gases and in wraihsy steam may ee rsiss
in velues Fer distance OF bali nle this srss ven
below i. not known shiPrcnsburs tPs) News Jan -
u Father Ctipman has retired from tho
edito1shp Of TIE RlsSr q Y Tssp<rfses Js<ysah ana
Rev Luckey takes his place. Father Csipnaa has hes
h,s rot once ,sciene his erts in TIE coed worn al Ia
locks have srown white with age
" The Hartford Exeeisior and Home CIR
ne obe chsnsed srr .hs week to monshly, under
name OF PAeips', noldr MdsasiRe dsi Nss- b.sa's&
Nnfv 4Srcrssy Tie e,o isl department. is 10 b
der the charge of Miss Louise Chandler.
rg Isaac Darst, Esq, an Elder in the Pres
byterisu Church in D. CHARLES County, Mo- died On e
first OF December last IL his win be eegaeaih ms pr9 p
sry amounting TO aSoat sSSo, TO the NewAbsny lindl
Theological Seminary.
~ The Steubenville Editors who recently
fxhtius settle their dcutiee have
matte. smicaby aud oUt with pablo ssasasn -
that effect.
rvs On the 18TH a negro man, named Harry,
sed few ues OF Mufreesboro trenu,) st the ~
ysneed age of 80 years Ao the vicinity OF the ssn
place. negro woman aged us
- The Ne,cpor (Ky) Ne,os intimates thae
Clemens Postmaster OF thar City, has become d.
f,uter the department in large amount aud has lett &c
parts unknown.
~ TIE NorriSt0irn (Pa) RegtStoI, an Old
and wcllknown Democratic printing establishments, he
been sold hy the administrators OF Hon. John o. stefeV
to Dr. L. l.. Achen.
THr HOMESTEAD REsoLUrioSs.-We learn
from Madison tina, the resolutions in favor Of the Home
te,a Law passed the Senate Monday BY vote Of " q
Coed lJaresviAe N"ial S'ahaaru, jan y.
~ The Texas papers are discussing the
question of Conye nton to revise the Cons;uop 81 she
State.
tYs We have received the first number OF .
new Democratic paper pubshed Greensbure called IN
Roos,sr State BY Coverdil Il Runyan.
~ DR. Benjamin Vale, OF Guiliord, Che.
mango County died on the 10th inst at the advanced age
lo2yems.
70 The Buffalo Adreriissr argues against q
canal round Naga Falls this side the groand that
viii injure the Canals. There is something in that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03

~ The physician who attended SIC transit
has arrived in this city and taken at the fremont
Boston Museum
The pugilst mill fl has gone 10 Boston, aud hopes to
see sc HaRsi IN stsria aHndi morning..
springfield Post
He arrived safely, but delta blow at sic transit
,nd teta hole In his head Boston =" Bee
We understtn nd Ast Mill Z. rim and Roc,ss head eoul
pletely OF. Boston Museum
Th.t must be mstake for sic transit was Inter scs
Dr. Disg last evening and stsid till Carpet Bag
SIC transit came into Office this morning with
Carpet Bag lie eEa by ran, with tae carmen.
Hartford Excelsior
oh uHKn souls You 6astRErr scullsl tie did Mt
either Sic nonsd drove PoHe tandem from
the eastward Hs Il visiting his ante Mrs Die Tsyys In
this city end VIII stay till 9yHt Dr. Dsnos the Tsrris
Teuys) He Likewise SUPER with Us last evening lie
efa beta r. The pugst also with him. and I0mbdI
badly In the street: he eIais or aud Ho:t,nt
JiGt syna founder Hartford Republican
Sciiictt the whole OF YOU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
,,ru vopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1853

psass had attempted 10 pgt bic Cause upon ne soa -
~ The bows sd mission one while IN the custody OF nc
ocerr he would have restei il Do, this was not tne
eafe There appeared then 20 be nothing lew ont io'
the Corurass oner &c pronounce Jntsrn>nt - 3,
VIM r. Lehman, for the plaintiff. remarks ~, u
was in consequence Of similar statements made ~ w
Brovu en- former occasions, 20 wnat wohA DC -
eorrse In csses Of this character shst he was %
offer conclusive testimony IN addaon 10 the 00' Wv"
admission. u. ....,rstv os ,h.
tinted states Marshal 60 BE- conveyed 10 Whnsh sou,
Del the usual affidavit OF ear OF rescue oA''s 'e
made. -, ,, ,,-o,.,,,
so5ssi ,bat the master had established hs ella n
TIE whole matter passed Of N very orderly mana VI
The eoored boy Is only held to service anti nc s VIC
- years Of age. -, 49,, 81 .,
calling Of the case and ts eonesusloa
A yonns culorei man OF modest demesnor, and con-
siderable Intelligence, but evident an enta1sast arose
and ssSei permission 20 say ev worus. PERMISSION
wa. granted him By the Comnssioner
He began n follows feel impeled oy inc sp'Fu o'
the Lord 10 speak in this case. do net claim 10 repre-
sen, Him. but HIS Spirit which dwseth within me- |
came here 10 raise my voice IN behalf OF tho oppressed
feel that can exercise little power over mems actions
because srn one of the oppressed can only pray "t
scratch Of the pen will not be gwen 10 paper slnss tne
oppressed Iii shall be Zone, zee WIZ come 20 e'eiy G
Concerned in H. for The army of the oppressed Is now Ied
on by the Lord IN person. That same mighty rover
which led your armies under Washington when you " re
oppressed now heads TReretoreI say again. woe
Hoe - il you add 70 our opprsssionsl
These words were uttered in paintve tone OF voice
and with much emotion. They had very vslo1e eect
upon every one present and the strciest decoruni
manifesto by every one present tnrouSnou' sne to.
hearing Of the case In a community lAe GUS 49,
sverv PERSON receives somo sort of religious insrueo
Ettie matter ike that have recorded ABOVE, aWaA
ems All the finer sensibilities Of our natures
Wu r Lehrusn and Jos. C. Costello for deienaah''
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Things I'm philadelphia.

soffesIondsRcs Of The " Y. Irenns
philadelphia, Wednesday, Feb. ,, 1883.
John Came and Carson. Emmett, the two
young men arrested on suspicion Of being concerned in
the murder of Christopher Soohan have been commtsed
20 answer Mr.. william, committed 10 answer for the
murder, has been discharged from custody.
A downtown pawnbroker, new IN the ous'
ness advanced SO upon watch last night, which Is
worth about sSpence This ia new bogus sham
The gentleman WHO sacrificed the article was dressed In
the extreme OF the fashion.
Lewis Maure one of the Montour County
counterfeers was sentenced yesterday, st Danvic, O.
IS months imprisonment He was LEI on easy in con'e
qucnce OF giyn, important information 10 the authorities
Rain has been pouring here all day. lt has
eaectually washed al the ice away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
Flsiiivc slave Case,

AZ Phiadeifhia on Friday, before the United
States Con zsisscner, th- case az Chsyt y.,l. -,
seset fuzTc fTc-n i51r FROM ne Srs.s Of d lxrare
came ~ 4 6n1 heaTinz
d 4. Brown srose and said You SIR lave upon this
tSa hAie sP~A ross oeasonz- gwen COUNSEL IL ca ses
CT itis character ample tI- and FIR Onno-rni.v \,
present thr ceres fly bsf1re you Hs had yiye tie
sG ect hs fullest sftsn.on and H,os, ex,endsi nguirv
sre was tar tar 70 s-y that they coah give 10 testi
PAT q tAe plsin,H However rluch he mi y. r,rr. =
h-eOnd aot irrere with the proper ereeatioa 81 he
Avs 1hst -cinony tor the plaintiff had beer Of rer
usr ard "a tiaA;e ebaseter. and he x4s nor ds,oss
10 ieIor sry Hnnseessa-y cs,se,e N he wsy n he