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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

A Washington sOrrespOadent Of the New
York Times says:
] suggested Che inquiry last evening.--
Where did Santa Anna etse5o 0OOHo pay
the interest on exiean bonds he'd n EnelsaeI
y vii be remembered thai when BE returned
% Mexico last Spring. his efforts 70 raise mon.
ey Tor this very purpose, amoag others. failed
utterly, even The Church refused TO aid him.
and threatening resistence. TO any forced loan
he might make, il mistake not As he could
not pay, he wrote 70 Eugland thHt he seohla ua '
soOh. = iie then sent 70 Waehington for Senor
LArrainzer. Mexican. -Minister. here and -tFans-
ferred him to Rome. Very soon aIte- he had
time 70 communicate With bis government from
Rome, Santa Anna re established the order Of
the Jssuits in Mexico. and almost Simultaneous
y obtained The money for which he sought il
vain not long before. Il is believed that Senor
LarrainEer induced lhe Pope to procure for
SAINTS AnnA the good win and material aid"
OF the Church; and that one OF the conditions
OF the bargain was lhs restoration oFthe Js-
suits on the one hand. and the raising Of $780,
600 on the other. The circumstances seem 70
corroborate this statement lfitis true, the
facts are significant. showing as they do. that
Santa Annals to be supported by the Church
"a powerful elemeHt in Mexican society.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08
MEETING OF TIIR HARDS.

A very large and extremely enthusiastic
meeting Of the Hard Shells was held in New
York city on The night Of the 23d ult, Mayor
Westerstlt presided, assisted by some 60 to.
10 Vice Presidents, and from 50 to 40 Secre,
tares. Commodore Stockton, Hon, F, B. Gut
ting. Hon. Mr. Ke,rigan, Of Phila, /, Hon, H..
WSIdbndge and Hon. Mr.. Foster were The
sneakers, while letters were read from Judge
Bronson, Senator Dckenson, Judges Beardsley
and Morton, OF Georgia, Col. Hunt Of ), Co
Hon. ]. B. Weller, OF California, DO, TRmma-
nv Hall, was particularly repudiated, and The
erection Of a larger and handsome Hall for the
atrie Democracy was urged by the speakers
. THE following resolution wss'adopted;o siH
Resolved, That the late election has deuon'
strated that it is The earnest wish and conyic'
lion Of the Democracy Of this State that the
Senate Of the United States. for the preaerva
Ition OF State rights. and for the rebake Of the
Cabinet which has dared TO violate them
+, should refuse to confirm the appointment Q
Herman ]. Red6eld, as Collector Of this port
4 And also, that the President Of the Unite'
States should, for his own fame and The success
Of tho Democratic party, dismiss his pissea
Cabinet at his earliest possible convenience
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

SUICIDE --0n Thursday, about half-past
three, as the way Express on the Buffalo,
Lockport end Rocb ester railroad was going
out ian whose name is not known, was
sean by the engineer standing on the side Of
the road abb ~ a mile from the city. As the
trvin approached and Whenii WAS within a few
feet Of the spot where he stood the man step
ped forward on the track, kneeed down threw
up his arms::snd deliberately laid his head on
th e rails The nlire train passed over him,
killing him instantly and niangEng the body
in horrible manner An inquest was held
upo the remains by Coroner Morse but moth
ing was elected 70 identify the deceased or to
give clue to the motive which induced the
hOrribls suicide --Bgf. Rough lNotes. ~ Ell.
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Il DR.. PEFTIT'S UNIVERSAL
@, Qr,ankera.B d K lsa 1T d.

A suve, safe and certain cure for the mist ag,
r,.yatgd cases Of Nursing Sore Mouths Cal ON |
s, Sors Month. Canker Rash. Incipient Bro nchitis
md Quincy ;Sweed ToAs.!s Pnttld Sore Throat
Rissk Tongue. and all eases, " Commen (anker'
n tina NOUN, Throu and St omaCh.
Chill BLAI INS 8.
Fartsis Complaint the Canker Balsam has been
by Actual Experiment discovered, and s.wrrrsns-
ted to be specit1c 49,, .,stD.,.
} see DIRECTIONS accompanying each botue'-
For Sale by B. BsSTEtHENSON and Druggists
and Store keepers generally throa shout aheuocnp
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

Accrprsr,-Ou Frd sy last as the cars rom
Baynrd to this place, were in aboutS miles
of here, they ran against truck car loAOsu
with Iron. The Iron wasrhrown off, and one
man by the name Of James Hickey slightly
hurt, Ii was dark and the engineer could
not see the truck. The truck should have
been in to.'this place, butt appears that The
men in charge of it got a little "bOozy'' and
forgot where they were. ..g ea,s. .f
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= EgwHAT MAY BE HAD FOR THREE
:aa. DOLLARS z~
AN ExcELLEST 0PPoRruNrY.

Arrangements have been made by which
the HOME JOURNAL (which is Sc weary and
the N. Y. Musical World AND TIMES (which
is So year), will both be furnished for
THREE DOLLARS. to al who subscribe or
renew their subscriptions before the first day of
January, 1854. These papers are leading
journals of their kind. The HONE JOURNAL Is
SO well known that any description Of it would
be supeIfuous. it IS enough to say, that, in
addition to the articles Of It's editors (MoRRrs
4 WpLLs), tits enriched by the contributions of
many Of the most brilliant pens now at work
on either side of the Atlantic 1t is, in brief, .
superior FAMILY NEWSPAi Err. The MU-
IoAL WoRLp AND TINES gives over two hun
dred pages Of choice, now music, annually.
which would cost at the Stores some thirty
dollars; and the editor ORCHARD SroRRs
Wills furnishes the best possible musical in
sruction and critcismS on music and mus-
clans. 1t also gives vast amount of useful
and interesting musical information, furnished
by Lowell Mason, Thos. Hastings, Root, Brad
bury and others, just what teachers, scholars
clergyman, choristeys, orgahists and singers
need; while FANNY FERN contribuLes. one Of
her best original articles every week. Both
papers, containing all this literature, music,
amusement and instruction, are furnished !, 70
the small sum of THREE DOLLARS. d.
dress either MoRRIs 4 Wills. Pub li,hers oI
the Home Journal: or, DYER IL Wills, Publish
ers OF the Musical World and Times, Ma Trk
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VIM. B. Oliver, Esq. P. NJ, Of Drayton,
Dooly County, Ca, cured GIRL who had been
for a.number of years afflicted with Scrofula.
She was covered from head to foot with sores;
there was not sound flesh enough on her whole
body, to lay s5 cent piece on. t,E
SHE FELT HER CONDITION
IMPROVE ON THE sECOND;DAY.
The fourth'day she was much better. Ou the
29th of April, 1858, she commenced to resol :
vent; on the 2OthTof Mar, twenty-One. days af-
ter she commenced its use,
SHE WAS SOUND.
Not sore or bemish was upon her skim or
was there any desease lingering niger system.
Mr. Oliver has cured many people in Dray-
ton, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fever and Ague
Swelling, Stiffness, snd pains of various kinds
with Railways Ready Relief and many Of his
friends have been cured Of Dyspepsia, Costive.
ness, Indigestion, DC, BY Railways Regula-
4 tors. f
The R. R. Remedies are sold BY Druggists
generally. .,..,.....s ..-s.,t lssg
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Dancing.

Mr.. EDrroR, --As.thc columns Of the "Frse
Press" are frequently devoted to the, interest
Of The modern pleasure dance. I propose the
following propositions for discussion through
your paper H'tnA /. ,a'3Fa .-.
y 1. Is the modern pleasure dance promOtlve
Of the Spiritual and Eternal welfare Of those
who engage in it?
end. Is it prOmctive of solid m'nial i'm
provement ? aet fa,. ~,
Sd Dses it qualify its vOtaries for useful
empoymen;o Of life 2 ah a'.'.aH
win some friend Of the modern dance, be SC
kind as to write few articles on the affrma'
tive Of the above propositions Convince m'
Of their truth and will heartily join you il
ths dance. taa .atl "a DIP. mitchell.
/ q
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FrOm the Ohio State journal.
EDITORIAL CONVENTION FOR OHIO

Below, we publish the call for the Ohio Ed
itorial Convention. 1t will be seen that the
Committee have agreed upon the 10th of Janu-
ary next, as the day, and the mechanics Insti-
tute in CINCINNATI as the place for the meeting,
II this matter is taken hold Of in the right spr'
it, and conducted as it should be, it will be
one of The important events in the history oI
journalism in the Union. We call the atten.
ton Of the Ohio editors to The subject. and
trust there will be full attendance at that
n,aaIinn.- NJ n -. ..L.L ~ -----
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.THE,sTaTE' OF ONO CARROLL co

AWAffFf
THE STATE OF ONO CARROLL co
Nary HARNESS.
f Court Of Common Pleas
!a@ss ,,'..,.,! s!sS'oo S.' 4 In PartitiOn.j .ls
James stanton aud Margarct Stanton (of
the county OF Tyrone Ireland. will take mo-
tices that Petition vas fled against tAsm on
The 5ih day Of December A. d. lesS. in the
Cout Of Common Pleas Of Carroll county n
and is now pending wherein The said. h.ry
HsIkness, demands Partition Of The folIosinv
Fsal estate siiuale in the counties Of Carroll,
and Stark Ohio, ef which William Harkness,
late Of CarTsH cobnty diea scizsd. to wit:
In carroll county-The South half Of the
west half Of the Norfh east quarter OF Section
twelve ttslid township fiteen, (IB) Of Range
SIX (6) containing thity-eighI acres more or
less s4ts.n. = = sl4saN
Also, town lot numbered twenty one. (ai)
in the town Of Malvern.
In the town Of Magnolia Carroll county,
Lots numbered sixty one (6i forttnipe. Itel |
sixtytwO t6s) sixty three, (6S) sixty.four, is4i
hfty (5O) twenty-seven, (s7) and forty four,
GA. .s'7.5 ~
In the town oil Magnolia, StaTk county Ohio
TOwnlOts numbered iIfriy.fye. (35) a par. Of
lot number fifty three. (53) being ffy Eject in
front, and lots thirty-six, (36) thirty.one (sI)
thirty two. (32) ).tWenty, (2O) thirty .threc S5
forty.two (42l forty lone, an eighteen, (isl
one, and The one undivided 4half of lot
number fourteen (141
In The tcwncf Way nesburgh STARK: county,
Townlots rumhtrtd as follows The North
half of lot twenty-thres, [ss lots numbered
thirty.tYo (32) two, e, and one, (I.l
j And that al the ncxtttrm of The raurt nm.
plcatiOn will be made b! the said Mary Hari.
ness, for an order of thai Partition be made o
seid premises YANBRoWN, Au'y for
Dee. 8, l85S,--pr ee.s5.95 Ptf
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Ilseems that Mr., Belmont found At The

It'seems that Mr.. Belmont found ct The
Hague The same sdiitically in getting across to
Court that Mr. Vrocm experienced at Berlin.
but unlike hat gentleman no did not ,suecnmb
to the regulations Of the royal toggery mon
ger. When his Dutch MAZE ,ty objected to re-
oeiving the American Charged Affaires in cit
izens' clolhes,th Charge replied that be
must be so received or not at all, and received
ha was accordingly Y Tribune mva
Mr.. Belmont said right. Any American
Minfster who conseuas to array himself'in the
trunpery fnery u European officials, to please
the eyes Ofroyalty il unworthy Of the post he
| fills. ..t.. .. Sos.
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CARRoLLToN MARKETS.
oC0RRoLLToN, Dec. 8, 1888.

"Idigestm y Such 10 the true meaning OF ths
word "Pepsin," or of the two Greek words from
which II is derived This Is the significant and aP-
propriate title Ofthe true digestive tiuid' or gas
trio juice, prepared by DR.. j. s. Houghtop, 81 fhll-
ade ephia, from the fourth stomach OF the OK Ior
the cure Of, Indigestion and Dyspepsia, 1t j. Ma
mre,s own remedy for on unhealthy stomach. No
art Of man can equal its curative powers Il rea-
ders good eating perfectly consistent with health
See tkeGgws slAs sx il sHothar part sftAis PsFss
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

1s s The TRoshiagtom Union has an article on The
4 6eUnion Of che Democracy. in which IL makes the
following remarkable assersloa ;g
"Iftbe Baltimore platform had expressly
approved Of disaapreYed OF the Compromise
.hs nominee would have met certsn defeat.
aThe friends Of the easures OF adjustment
sever had sufficient myth to electa Presi'
dent aad this.lsct ought TO impress itself with
fetee upo, tbs minds OF Democrats who claim
- zen ahe Administration more consideration 70
ward he original advoaates Of the Compro
q =. than they are supposed to have received
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

By vi,tue Of authority We appoint Messrs. CRAHE
X o, our sgsats 70 solicit Subscriptions and sd-
vertiseme1t Read their card:
THE TYp0 Published monthly q 81 South
third street, be on hssnut. at lEAKE 4 O's
Phi sde pbia, vheTe sdy.Flise msnts are tecsiyed
Al ioswsrdsdt 70 sll ds pedhe journals IN the
Unite States and aEadas.
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fremont Mouse.

We run against our old friend Moan Cook,
Of the "Tremont House." Masson, the other
day at Bayard, Cook is clever fellow, and
keeps one Of the best Hotels in the State
He has had long experience in bookkeeping
and is every way qualified for a good Land
lord 'eh N
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-
A distressing suicide took took place in New
Orleans sfew days ago. A Iyoung lawyer of
high standing and attainment both in profess
siOnal ond political circles of the name Of Per-
~ s. Warfeld was sick. last summer aud by
advice of his physicians took great quantities
of opium. These doses so effected his nerves
and mind tb6t he'has for some time been la
boring under partial insanity. A few days a.
goihe was brought over from the lake and ap-
pearedito be perfectly sane In mind and body
enjoy lngshimselfwith his family when sudden
ly he was seen 10 snatch his wife,s scissors
and stab himselfin the breast. His wife sci
zed his arm andothers interfering, he turned
The matter of lightly as joke. But The Doc
tor satd it was no joke and demandedethat he
should be sent 10 the hospital where he was
taken. On arriving there he sim appered to
be perfectly sane and asked one Of the sisters
OF ehaI ity for knife to spread his butter on
bis hre ad. As soon as it was granted him ht
drew the blaze. with a Herculean strength a
cross his throat and in few moments was ;
corpse. He. leaves awife and three children
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sgr. y E'a2TTElis
AMERICAN EYE-SALVE,

This article is preseuted',o the public as an
EXTERNAL REMEDY, avoiding the pain and
danger which necessarily attends the Iutoducton
Of csustic minerals and eys-wanhes, with assur
rance of is efficacy Os a
.CuRATIyn OF VARIOUS DISEASES OF THE EYE,
on Acute or Chronic inflammation. whsther induc-
ed by Scrofulous origin or otherwise Debility
cfthe Optic Nerve. Granulatiun Of the Lids Ul-
ceration Of the LoChrymal Gla nds, and weakness
Of Vision from any cause. rice, 70 cents per
Hox. eh da tH S4
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= The Buffalo Commsreial gives The details OF
s. khA execution OF LAwKEEcE FoeARrY, for the
murder OF Dir. BRowS. lttook place in the
iAii enclosure Of that city, on Friday at noon
q sfhs criminal denied his guilt to the last, He
e vas an Irishman. ~ years Of nge cstholc, Of
stroag agmusculsr frame. lie died hard. strug'
!. cling for some minutes after The drop feIl--
The Csanlsrcial says no doubt exists as to, bic
guilt. R
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

A DRoIL WAw OF CooKEke SwEET PoTAEoEs.
Boil TWO large sweet potatoes. rub them
through sieve, then add piece Of butter the
size Of an egg, little salt, one pint Of butter.
milk, tea cup Of surgar, q tablespoonful Of SAB
aralus. dissolved 4ip warm water. bake IN
N sarthen dish.. Serve up cold with cream. .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

4 While the Turks and the Russians are 6ght.
inr bIOsdy battles. VIM. THOMPSON is kicking
up big breeze in the way of selling CHEAP
GOODS. See his advertisements. in another
column. -.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

ii - We would dhsct attention to the notice
in anothereolum announcing the annual festi-
Salof.he s'Haughters Of TempeEsnce.Ra The
object IS worthy o generous patronage, anc
we hope our people will remember TO be on
ibard n.xt Thursdav evening. Asthe ladies
have charge Of the. arrangements Tor AIS oeea'
sion, we can assure ouf friends that everything
will be in anple orderssm ! e sA8i ~ ~,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

The Northern Indiana and Southern Michi-
gan Rail road Company has cont acted for the
erection Of buildings al Toledo, to be compile
ted by the ist of September next. The build
inus are TO be, brick freight warehouse, 600
feet long by IQ5 in width--cost s45,oOo; q
brisk passenger house, 40 by ~ feet three
stori rs in height, with Offices. &c, attached
cost S49. 600; brick car house. n by $50 feet
Co st S36. 600. We learn from the Ceye-
land Herold that Messrs Geo P. Smith, of
olevelahd, and Alexander Miller OF Ohio City.
re to be the builders. The same gentlemen
awill probably be contractors for building brick
engine house, and two plank wheat warehouses,
the three costing $4,000. Az these build
ings are to 60 up on "Grassy Point" upon 3
foundation OF piling, the piles To be driven and
the wsrves built by Mr.. Geo. Smith, Of Cleve-
land.--Sand. Register s.ra
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A Great Mass Meeting.
1t has being he'dat W. Thompson store il
EARROLLTOn.

EARROLLTOn.
And althOugh.he has not hired A Splendid
Lrass Band for the OCCASION
Yet the people show that they ar entertained
in the highest degree Of the. perfect stocks of
Goods they are carrying off from his srare and
well selected stock of Dry Goods q Foceres Har
ware, Queensware, Boots Shoes etc etc. Come
along everybody-No trouble to show goods. 1t
would do your eyes good just to look at them
Sep 29th, 1853.
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IEEvER RRAG.

- iHt &1NERGh bhhU.3 N#
But if could be purswaded 10 brag should do
so now. for without doubt have decidedly, the
largest stoutest ha ndsomest and cheapest lot Of
Boots and >hoes. .Of all knds that ev'F vas open
ed in the west, 81 Hag l
ST9 n. THOMPSON.
Dec 7th, 1858.
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4 Little More Grape.

KIN 4 Little Mere Grape. 1
The mos. beautifu lot Of L dies Dress goods
French worked co lars, undersleves, underhdkfsv
and so on and SO fo III can be found at
.ar.s8 lo .sgsH w. THOMPSON.
Sep 29th, 1853.
THE HALF, CANNOT BE TOLD.
The most magnificent lotof shawls ever Lw
sean can be bought 20 per ct, cheaper nome e
where at ~ n,Yo1tneoX,
Sep 2sth 1859. a sR,~,cg leal div
.ve3asfsi THAT'S so 81
VIM Thompson the Q dest and most eTpeT Pncs
buver in Carrollton; has the best OF o sole eath-
or ever brought to the sireatWest ~
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The New, Yak y,srahd.-vhieh issognush
admirtd bYk mkmbers II The Locofoco parry
vas one oi he mos effective advSeates d de
elcclion of P::eree. speaks IS lollOwson de oc-
casion Of the Bronsoh removal. and confess
that Gen. Scott was debated on account Of sus-
ncisus that be would favor The Seward section
q The whig party: and after all. they have
Jumped out Of tIhe frying pain into the fire. for
Pierce has come out regular Van Buren.
ite.
This is The rssult Of lhs Presidential canvass
aad election Of lR5a. VAls0rrOwiu thing il Is
for All Of us 10 look back upon The tolls, The sxs
ertions. The fears. the proud hopes and erglla-
tious Of thatseSeiiing period. .ahd reflect this is
all ihe fruit they hare borne,-To think that
when gallant old Gen. Scott-whose name is
coupled with almost every victory that has shed
lnsire on our national name-whose reputation
a. soldier is not exeslIed BY auy.Of the great
est captains in Europe--whose honesty and in
tecrity have never been sullied BY q single
breath OF susp;con--when the noble veteran
came befoIe us and asked US for out support
to think that we refused It. in spite Of persossl
feelings. solely through the fear Of what has
happened sincsl For il is well that Gen. Pierce
reeolleet il. had it not been for these killing
suspicious Of lukeWarmness on the slavery
question which hung around Gen. Scott, the
present incumbentof the highest Office in thi,
country would never have LEFT Concord
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

Loss OF THE STEAMER ALBAMs--Wei learn
BY telegraph that the steamer Albany, Jones.
owned by Mr.. Mcknight, efl Detroit, was
wrecked on Saturday last, near Presque Isle,
Lake Huron. The passengers were saved, bat
the boat and cargo will probably be an entire
loss. 1t is said that the insurance on the
steamer expired only tive daIs before The acci'
dent.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-08

TnK DtsrRmuTIoE oT the CALIFoRSrA MAILS
We understand that the Postmaster Gener-
al has very recently issued an order directing
the Postmaster at San Francisco to re arrange
his distribution Of mails for the Atlantic side,
so as greatly to facilitate and hasten their re-
ceipt at their respective destinations in the in
terror. Heretofore, all these mails were made
up in California (at San Francisco for New
York, where there distribution, Of course. oc.
cationed no little delay Under the new order,
the San Francisco post Office is to make up
mails for New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington, D. G.. and Chicago.
These instructions designate the States and
counties of States, for which mails matter shall
be sent to, each Of the points named above, -
We persupe that this change will facilitate The
delivery OF letter from California at least two
days almost everywhere throughout the United
States, and in many cases more.
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LATER.


The Mayor was also authorized to appoint
one hundred and City deputy policemen, to
act also; to issue proclamation 70 the Militia
nv and citizens to be in readiness TO turn out
Al a moments hotice--to take up thE track, =
Larger meeting held at the Court FBuse and
passed resolutions to sustain the Council.
SnLL LAgHR NEws rRoA ErE--A WAGON
LOAD OF PowDER. le 80
mann. Nov, H. 0 ?. NJ.
There il meeting Of Railroad men here to.
day, TO decide upon the course to be pursued
with regard to the change Of gauge.
The military are preparing to turn out on
the call Of the Mayor, ges J. t#Hf.
A wagon load Of powder has been taken to
the Armoly for calridges, II is thought II
there il any resistance on The part Of the Rail-
road Companies, that the track will be torn up
the whole length ofcounty, and the bridger de-
stroysd. gaaa s!en..9 a.i :,
The people are desrous that the track shoult
remain as Il is, but II the Railroad Companies
force diem 20 act, there is no telling when they
will stop npt tH'1 K
ourSSuperme Court have decided that the
Western Road has no law toprotect it, and
ord from the authorities and dSlhe track will b
torn upt TO the Ohio Line. Monday will prob
ably decide The whole matter. aa.t