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TAXATION OF BANKS.

On Saturday, the seth inst, the Circuit
Court Of the U. s, 10 session al Columbus, IA
cases Uf the Cleveland Banks that resisted tho
tax law Of 1853. decided that the law was IN.
constitutions. The banks affected by this 1s.
cluion are those which were established ualsr
the general banking law o! Feb. "a, ist5,
which contains the following provisions. i.
''SEc 60--EaC banking company, organi.
Ssd under this act, OF accepting thereof, aud
complying with its provisions, shal semi annu
ally, on sbe da.: as:.::s:sS s: u the my ninth
section for declaring dividends, set off to the
STATE, six per centum on the profits. deduCting
thereirom the expenses aud ascertained losst :
to the company tor the six months mkt Prece-
ding; which sum or amount 90 sci Oft, shall bc
in lieu Of all taxts to which such company OF
the stock holders thereof, on account OF stock
owned therein. would otherwise be subject"
Under the provisions Of this Law the banks
originated and in conformity with its rules,
we're exempt from the provisions Of the Consti'
tuition OF 1851. in regard to taxation. and il
was so held by the Court.
We are informed that an appeal was taken
to the Supreme Court of the United States
where the validity Of certain provisions OF The
New Constitution will be tested. ~
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snIdsr x voSdtatG,s stoves.

At the Fair, recently held Ia this county.
amongst other ARTICLES Un exhibition In the
Manufacturers Hail. was the Washington
Cook Stove, manufactured BY snidtr 4 Wood
tuif OF Salem, COlumblAnA county, Ohio. The
plan upon which this Stove Is constructed ls su,
perior 10 any within our observation. Il is
adapted to either wood or coal Il is so eon.
struettd that the CRATE can be raised or lower
ed IT will, which will Lessen o. enlarge the Gre
chamber. When eoali used for hel-pan,
are placed beneath the pots, which prevents
the SCOT from coming In contact with them. t
Persons Wishing 10 examine this SSovS can
be accommodated by calling at the Stove Store
Of Thos. II, Atkinson Of this place. .9H. Ae'
A diploma was granted the manufacturers
for the best Cook Stove, as Il was manutaetur'
ed out Of the county, 'il 81. 'a'ea
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Rail aoAD MURDERS.

Scarce a week passes without bringing the sad
intelligence Of some disaster upon some of the
Railroads of the country. The news OF the
collision on the Great Western R. r. 80 miles
East Of Detroit, where 47 were killed and 81
badly wounded. had scarcely reached us, when
we were greeted with the intelligence Of an
Other. alike shocking. which happened on. the
Rock Island Rail Road, on the Ist inst
The accidsl. WAS eau sed BY horse jump
ing up)n tbs truck. The train hall left
Rock Island for Chicago at l I O'Clock at night
The axlstree of the Engine broke, Ind Sner
the engine was thrown off The tack, the twe
forward passenger cars were hurled on top o.
II, and the steam escaping was driven with Ire'
mendous fUrcs through. the dense mass Of hu'
mau beings packed closely among the wreck o
the cars. The Engineer had his ribs broken
The number killed and wounded is estimated
at from 80 10 ~. About dozen Of those
will die,l, yN N-.psI ,agrT y5t-.T IL
Is there no help for such things ? Mustths
travelling community be compelled to submittC
the recklessness Of those who neither fear Goo
nor regard man The cause Of the collision
on the Great Western Road was attributed Il
the waichmsn having fallen asleep. Itis higf
time that something in the way Of law. making
be done to arrest these reckless, careless beings
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CRYSTALPALACE.

The New York iystsl Palace closed its
exhibition on Tuesday the 3ist ult.. and its
building. assets &C., are to bs sold to the
highest b dler, The New York Tribune
in speaking Of the Palace says.--Last evening.
according TO public announcement the Crys!sl
Palace was closed forever as q place Of exhibi,
tloO- There were about two thousand persons
present, many OF whom had not visited the
place before. SheEon's full band was in atten-
dance during the evening ard performed VA.
riety ot PolEss. marches, Nahzes, DC. The
POace was most brilliantly Illuminated. and
presented from without, as well as within, a
magnificent appearance.
/ As most OF thu articles that lave been on
exhibition since lke opening will not be reno,
we'd ios mouth yet, the Dir,Cors Aavo deter,
mined upon admitting persons to the Palace
Ior The nominal sum OF i2t cts. AlI ticket,
are dispensed with, and none will be received
at the door. % .y a.4.. of
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~At The la . Uarrull County Fair, Salem
se,ins to have been we'll represented, aud "
have come OH with flying cVlors. We motto.
that NJ lesa Than lOur premlums wers awarded
to cItEsns Ut this place, y II. CUTnWell, Eau
took first premium tor u1atlsmen's riding =
u gold headed cane, His lady tuOk fret prem
lum for Ladies driving,-S silver basket Of
considerable value. Miss a. Il lIeaton took third
premium tor Lsdies' Equestrianisn, Ia silver
gobl4L. valued at fifteen doll re. Mess y Sat,
der d Woodruff, Of Salem Foundry, took frs
premium iOr Cooking Stoves,
IL seems that SAeni is raining considerable
notUrlety amongst her si>tsrs. tier iams ha'
reached even to Macon, tea, aud Memphis
Tennessee, [v,ds proceedings VI AeeGngs
heretofore PubI'shed. Homes'ead journal.
Not quite so fast Mr.. Local. We like good
puffs but you have suited US ,oo'wtlL Salem haI
a standing corps VI riders, who make it.theiT
business 10 90 10 county fairs 10 caIry OF The
prizes, hence their nOtOristy; aud since The eS'
establishment Of race course, there, they ban
ter the States. Our ladies' donI deem ~ oron
eI TO do 20, We have none OF the mAscullne
make Who delight in horsemanship, rather thar
managing domestic concerns. Ours prefer re-
naming with their families. to exhibition. 10 lh'
public race course, which, in our opinion. is fa
more becoming We cast no r, hection on tn,
sw wordng committee on EqaestrAnism 4 Dd
,ving. bu! bee leave to differ with them in thei
dec ision .tta ta 'aH. 4. a. -a
! Mrssrs snider Il Woodruff received dipiOm'
for Cooking Stoves. b. st3 a- t- a..-
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RoBHIFs' RELDT REcOKSHR, R,-Thls new Amer.
lean Msasurer's Guide, lsA work Of great u.il.
i'y to all who have Timber, Stone. Boxes, 10.
to measure. IteOnsisu Of complete ss. Ofta.
blss for measuring tue contents Of any piece Of
timber, boards, beams, Scaatling, DO. The
book i' hound 10 uea. pocket form. containing
over 200 pages. Crane 4 Co., No. 81. South
third Street, Philadelphia, have taken The
agency for ln sale. Any person Sending si.7s
will receive copy ia return. Is
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GoSH WEsT- On Tuesday morning last. Mr.,
Samuel Harsh and family, Of this place, lSt
for Iowa. We wish our young friends success
In their new home. Iowa h hSt & ling up With
settlers from Ohio, amongst whom large
number are from Carol! county, s.at
Also. Mr., Oliver Guess aud family, Of Lee
township, left for Wisconsin, on Mouday ssI
Our best wishes are with them.
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nAMzas Territory.

.r.F FtF ..- OetvDtf I'm 1909
JDHE d. REED. Esq, Cor. Sc, k,Lzas ASS,
IGAEsI 40 yol aIs alIe~uy In poa.esSlon
vi aiI lLs lulU'H4.ls. wS saH give yVa relative
" rallrvad auu s.sAnOOst iArei aen We ~iA
Try now to give you some description Of the
country over which We have passed. We star.
led day before yesterday from WestpOrt, No.,
in Complny with i've Otler Explorers and trav-
led westward through the Shawnee Country
This part Of the territory lying South OF the
AanzAs rver Is not yet open for settlement but
will be In very short time, The face OF the
country is the most beautiful that We have ev.
er seen, The whole c. unry is gently undslla.
ting without being hilly. In passing from the
Missouri line Westward fifty miles we saw no
place xcept the banks vi the streams, too
S'esp W be GoavIeaenuy ploushed, and yet Lo
place entirely level. No place did We pass on
he above Toate where farm Of one lundtvd
and eighty acres could be- found lat would be
called broken land; but On the contrary, every
quar- er Sreton mi tht be- cultivated. From the
above point We have travelled Sou Inward abou,
a. milgs. We ind The facs Of the country
much the same excer, IN. lsyn,ions are high.
or and some considerable level prairie with some
f ,he most beautiful and pictureso,,e pyairi,
scenery We have ever seen. Cfsl ~.
s51L lin speaEing Of this we are not able
nor do We think il necessary to use peolopica
or ,sisnu6e,,ecbrioai.iss, bu. m pla n eyeryd.,
| r.r,s,,,, /, ia =. diam hla.L ponid.and ;,s,
sssl1.l a, We in Ohio would choose to grow
n.,a,;,,. ..o0, % ~ lsa'-1-a lTl,i , =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-09

REThomas G, Huston. Esq, late Recorder.
has given place TO the powers that be, and
Root. Nc Caskey takes his position. Vox Dat.
Vox PoPutI. is the coiOrs We have sailed un.
der. and 1t wllbehoOye our adversaries to drop
down TO low water mark, TIE obituary of a
few others will follow in due time. afterwards
the rest. counting all but bad. ill We are best.
New Lsbon Palladium.
Good. In the person Of Mac. the people Oi
COlumbianA will realize an accommodating and
efficient officer. .s#ss r.s ..3
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Yoars truly, SAM, PLUMB.
,sg s5sraot .,lh VIM, BONNER.

There are six handred and ti(,y beds in st.
Barholoaew's Hospital, London, Andh is eta.
Ted that it aiiSrds relief 70 ninety thousand ps-
nentS annually. There are many other large
hospitals in London, and it is estimated thai
The number who receive relief from them snLu
ally cannot be far from half million.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-09

ssiArED % sForRs--oa last sab5a.h srsAN
Ing. horse and mare belonging to ThOs. X.
Atkinson Of siis place, bake from. Sr we're
taken out " 9 6eld Hdjolhing this borough.
The horse. large sOrrel, about ten years old.
somewhat lame 10 both fore feet. and has small
white mark on bis fOrshssd-ths mare, asmGIt
blA,k, neatly bulk, ia poor order, abOut six
ysars old, with white neal bind foot and scar.
red on back. Any person returning them 10
the 0xpsr. or giving him inlofmAtiOn Of them
will Be literally rewarded. ,1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-09

CLzAR THE TRAcK-This admirsbls pictprs.
BY the "Art Union Of Philadelphia" has been
received. Il isOns Of the finest We ever behsld
It represents Shedding Scene In vivii cOlOrs.
snd is full Of life and spirit. Il Is undoubted'
tly not only the largest, but the finest ever is
sued by the Art UniOn. It is well worth any
mans Eve dollars. + aT essssaoss Sos
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CRTsrALorYPEs--Likenesses taken upon glass.
THIS new method Of taking daguereOtypes. is
said 10 far SarpasS all others for beauty. dura'
bility and truthiulness. They are taken upon
pure plate glass. which gives them finish and
brillsncy, beyond comparison. These pictures
also possess the advantage of presenting OBJ
jeCts in their proper position. and being equal
ly visible when viewed from any angle.
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ARRIVAL CT THE ARABIA.

....s---.. New YoRx, Nov,3.
The ArTbia arrived at half past 8 this NOR
ming. r..-.....
ADVISES from Consiantinople TO the 10 h and
IoiaA'a'a TO Ihe 5.h Of say--1he siegcs we've
covered with chlrenchments against attacks
rem without Prince MeuschikotT had not mad,
any olenslys movement ; The seige material
Gmoaried to 400 guns. .al..-H
l!was thought That breach would be made
N 4} hours. .a.... ......
b@i"AaIsya was perfectly fortified. So
hu'Sl]e deStr'trs stated that Prince Men
ehikCd hsdleccived loreiaforcem.nt .. r
he press says that the Turkish EmbNs,a.
dor Mt The Court Of Vienna, .lrilF E(Fend, hs.
cIhcIaIly communicated to the Austrian Cabbe,
that Omar Pascha will brgp offensive opera.
IONS against BcsarablSShofIly, and will nrriy,
at bneh"est in a few days in order to arrans,
there bis plan Of attack with the imperial Gen
ernlism. o."
ltl'.aid dat Lord Raglan has called upOl
Omar rascha 70 hasten hi. movements.
The honiteur confirms The intelligence Of
sor'ie attempted by the garrison Of sevasto
pOl' and 'Aa. 'lhey had bcea vigorously re
pased,
L2rs' reln'orcemcnis were going to the Cri
mea by forced marches.
The 6ombardmen. With Howi,zers eommen
eed on the llh. r.f.. .r n
teilhe dIlieSAadaRead received coEsilerahl
reinforce ntnts. a'.8
There i,reli Die intenigencc from Seal; lhu
The Russian -reiR!OreemeLts ore ADVANCING I
tee Grimea, will coneeni rate at Parkoort an
etbere feniain $50 81
Prince Mtnsclkoff viii reyrea Is Perckoo
in case Of f-seyaslopel being taken.
oHARer the landing OF the Allies at Uptayr
Prince Men: cldkof received instructions fro
81 PeieTsbnrg 10 hold the position on the AIN
for two months, this would have allowed tiu
f'rfresh troops loeome up. f'e'gq ad
The battle oflbs Alma having been lost Il
attempt 10 relieve SsyastOpOl may bo Civ,
sp 2 q
According y adviees from Varna to the 6
inst. a despatch bad arrived tGtrc from Lo
R'gItn. ordering that no nole Tu!'kish 'roo
slppl4 be lransporle 10 Ihe 'rimea as
f,rces a!ieady ll.ere were sufficient for eve
operation. .Mosa.7 ss - f...-
Omar Paeha had gone tOlhe crimea to
tepd q council ofwars
lis fOrets are expected To so to the G
mea.
Rspors have again been circulated sinulI
netuslJ in Vienna Paris. and LlndOn, Of {
f.'l of ScvsstopO, and large stock Opera!ic
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-09

sExAToRs IS COSoEEss--In thirteen States, ,
to wit; Massachusetts,, Vermont. New York,
PenusylvaniA, North Carolina, Florida. Louis.
lana. arkansas. Indiana, Illinois. Missouri, 10. o.
wa. and California. the Legislatures Of which
are chosen this fall, each have United slalss
Senator TO choose. By the way those states.
East and West Of Us have besn posting the
books the North need not be much afraid Of
coming out 10 debt. afNA 'EE ARIA
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FROM EURoPE.
ARRIVAL OF rHs PACIFIC.

NEw YoKK, Oct 80.
The pacific arrived Al her wharf without be,
ing ts.sgraphsd. with Liverpool dates 70 The
lelh.
No news from the war Dispatches. such As
they are. conflicting but i Is sushen'is thst up
10 the 9sh Of 0siossr n'shiag hsd brsn done.
The allies ram5er 80 U0J They occupy a
strong position saath Of Ssv tsl0 pol. and have
ali their Sieve aparnfus l,ndep. rf# rF#r
Msnebikolf vti holds the hel1 Enrth of Sc |
vss,u2ol, wilh $4,000 and :g.0U0 more sx'
pecird by Oct. Is ........... ..........-
Lates. accounts say Ihs. On CanrO5 IT or.
dsrsd ths Russian odtpcst to b. driven On the |
sh, sad batteries to be erected. 10000 add
ditional mea snd u French batteries are TO BE-
Immediately shipped from Francs 70 the sea, Of
war.
The Baltic esel viii return hcme wi,hOu,
further operations.
Omar pssha Is preparing 20 operate on three
pOin:s-,he Prulh, pabytscha and the Black
Sea.
Russia IS amassing forces On the AUSTRIAN
frontier.
It's surnised th.t France and Epganl ar e
7resvrt alseu,s,us lhe right Of The y.taol,sL.
msnt Of an Independent Kingdom of Poland.
Jerome B'napmte is re na'aral.Iyd as a
Freuehman, ~.
Pvrrius and Wight and fse other Dublin
firms have failed. bss.t is lhOqybtit Will Re
only temporary, .i. ,....-.. ....... .
Lord iagAR's latest dispatches say that be
expected to open ere IN few days. and private
dispatches aid lhst AZ attack on The oIlgOrk.
was fxsd f5r he Oh. a.#r. ...- F..
The AilessIege artillery had mostly reached
the camp on 'Le lhh. ... ..a-
A cmn0qAde Gouk place belween some Eng
lish steamers aad The qIaranline fort at OIessD
No;hiag Tcsqi,ed aud Vienna despatch says
secrs! uyag sxsu hC;wern The EzE aud PIus
Ella. -.. ... 49,.
The srvas'oP0I 4, spa;ehss are Of the mos
conflicting Cl,arsssss, so@s reporting aaOIh.
deteAI aGd csptute Vi tho Soulh,ru heights
DC, tn. the must rslIAhls Indicate thai nolLin,
Temarkablv oscurrrd up TO tue Oh. ..s-
The garrison of .Svya.lopol nu,nbers 81. 0Ol
men. ra .t4 3a. Hrl.tr.u .-a
Samuel Phil ps, the novslist is dead.
The commercial tdIatrs continued 10 txoit,
the public attention, ANU had DISASTROUS eli
lecls. -r s. r.tr ID
COnSlaudnOple Letters state that to the 8 b
stormy wGarher had prevented the cnlbarka
tUnot Turkish reserves for the 0.Imes. .a
A Russia despatch Via Vienna says tn
French Gsh. G BrGbtrI aiI, r having chos u hl
POINT Of NJ al "a, tvtIy disposition Tor In
Svrvlee oI d4o tI,se ora, rcd hat thv Russian
Outposts should Oe driven IN on the I6 II, au
and that consH ucllon ui batteries should b
Immediately cJmmrnced .H -It'-
The obstquies OF Marshal st. Arnaud wei
celebrated Un The l6.h.
The GanL on Of Paris and the Imperil
Guard Formed the procession. r.J.E
ARRIVAL CT THE ARABIA.
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~ Dealers in hardwar and others. desi'
ringtO purchase Cast Steel Nill. Pit and Gross
cut Saws.ars referred the advertise .emsnt Of Hoo
4 Co.. contained in another column. . Al ~,
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THlr's TIE wAT.-ws are informed ths. Mr..
Mcfarland. Treasurer Of Knox county. Ohio.
gives notice that he will take small notes Of
Solvent Banks Oat Of the State tOr taxes. The
Banner says be has made arrangements to send
them home Tor redemption. sss'f 'f-sls sss -
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GreeL Anxlyly ,x,sls AZ Berlin.
AE..LMrMuM AAN1As.

Ne L4.s Puotshvd ssIsIsi Utrs 'rom Kan
ats. IAs .iOIISins " 1ns Cor. Syo. Ot The
lAeGE.s ess. a. UVv,iIn, UhlO, will hO dOuOt Ut
sau wt,u iGl,l,al. We have three ~ posses
.o.. ,,s pdousiis ! az tha UisvelGnd Leader W.
g,ye vAs .Dls wS.k. the OGners wlL be loltheoni
| mn, A.. fu,i.ur ..#..... .... I..r..
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PVExlN's NOETHlT for November has been
received. Its rich number wPh - the
variety requisite 70 please the general reader,
and sOdliiy sufficient to satisfy The student
Putnam's monthly Pr,mises to be real living
Journal whh each successive number our
admiration increases. and We bail IL a. We wO'd
new eOin from the mint. beautiful. and valuA-
bic. Ii is the BlaskHOOd Of the United States.
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GopIYs LApr's Book for November is on cur
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Ia contains an illustration o. the Statute OF Gu
tenDxrr, the inventor Of moveable types.
Arthur is rapidly increasing 10 the estims'
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Is an interesting sketch well illustrated
Scenery Of the Heavens, by Niloer (eontin
u.d) Is 6ne. and beautifully illustrated, Sure
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r. Attenti0d 10 solicited 70 the advertise.
ment Of q. +. Williams. He PROCESSES 70 eur
Piles Of shs most aggravated character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

crrrrr Observation-Disclosures afternoon at > o'clock
Mr. Parsons the street preacher delivered sermon IN
the square AZ the junction OF North Fifth and North
Second-ss in front of Battermans Hall. AT tho ap-
pointed time Mr.. Parsons mounted carpenters bench
al commenced speaking to an audience OF ABOUT iVo'
rersons Including women and chlren of various creeds
and no creeds HIS text chosen from 3jd chapter
Ezekiel the Crusader and various other papers The dis
course lasted about hours during which the speaker
was not INTERRUPTED although evident that his bitter
denuuciatons against Popery and the Irish Caholcs
grated harshly upon the ears Of many present
Every precauton taken By the authorities to prevent
a riot Mayor Wall in the capacity of Chief OF Police,
, nrcsept with nearly the entire Police force also ebou,
leo Special Deputy Shers under the command OF MAJOR
W. BREASTED.
Az the close Mr. Parsons accompanied to the Hous'
tonst Ferry by the Special Deputies and number OF the
Police. The audience of whom there was at this
time abou, oOO moved of in quiet The following ar
rests were made: Patrick Coln, by Officer liovenden'
dsorderly; Lawrence Toole by Officer Bradley, Tor
aorpting 20 rescue the prisoner Hugh McCluskey,
sailor by Officer sherman for being drunk and disordery
There was general rush made by the crowd at each ar
rest but not blow struck Mr.. Parsons announced ihat
lie would hold forth again at O'Clock on Sunday next
At the meeting of the Board of Finance, Friday even
inr go 'Ppropisd for h g'e the ~ 5 M %n
appropriation Of so was made io the uas ' 'Hs DO' '
Acc,prxr.r1Y snor.-sa,urday night about 10 O'clock
usp named Jo Rug residing in Front st. between uiAna.
and St accidentally shot while in the OCT
inr supposed mortal wound u sPPs', aA ~ door ,sd
e.ding the house ADJOINING went 10 hs VteA
di.chsr.d the ball Of which went tHIouzh we ,h.
tb t.tns Mr. Ring In the BAGS te."esn
,horlders Dr. and others were called ~ out
the ball AID pronounce the lu's1 '''
grand LARcEST.-John Patterson cierA IN .as g Gun,
pov Of Charles LeyeLberg grocer Gomez SCUM soaH
Wa. arrested b. Ocef saefsh On
Of stealing his emIloyeT' +- Of VINO" WIS " Lag
Io.s ed nro sNanlnAtlon