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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-06
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$4,000 %i @HT g! % mEaP By s %hH II
S sss Wns SS t aSa nS s%
prizes, and one ming :s;,ia !Sss :aail sod
Of Fine TSled cloth @ eom fs 20 No. ia q Main S
30 dozen heavy Wool Socks, los. 1.'-'- de96
NE w Gin q s a "H JA MADE
Ioiirg greatly reduced ptJ Tor cash, az 10 Main
P Go &c s,.rss,ysd Sins The pa;
raise large amount Of by the LIST Of January next
Ter ri Sa s'f Dfsss s Sa6s'''' Tor cash. IN"
business do, lin great vare,y)
over Coats. from finest to oWst grades styles
The E"o5; aai sasIi Ss .oid opportunity now
ask to ensure sales. ID. GOODMAN,
de28 I'D.
MICE TTIINi!s-
~ New Raisins in whole and half boxes
Pecan Nuts; Lemons
f F:a5'Ss "a T 2s: as.s,a ''0'f
Salmon, Smoked aud Picked
B,keI's Cocoa, Chocolate and Broma
EsIrae, q Vanilla and Lemon
s' Eals;;; s e Fancy Sy sa, t"''
sI gsss T sSs S S e ai,''' '"d p0
Cigar'; large and varied assortment
Tea', o. audtserigtion and prices
MaeisTsl. il Whole and iiSalfCbl.
And many oher articles q attraction for sale by
NOTICE To THE FARMERS In sequence otlhe death
,,n%aLy lsS ard 10 oasl d? ln; pssdy s.csGs
A. article, 1,sd By De vaIos. We iesi ie in saying
Of RoS5 e n and b p ga s' siL @ snS
W., made hG.e e Richmond
m y1E, Of g2 Implement, giv eau beory Purchasing
,I 5;d"S :iSs sss: J,aas,y
present G,m 10 mare ps Sss5v a. ndeDea 70 ths
bpiT IgJyts a IN
Richmond. December 7th. 1854 w.
dtoMBs MD BRUsIiEs-sheil, Tan side, Ling. and
gun,lo tuck, Trl.t and Dressing Combs.
n asl[ W. Pm, iiar H,,l ,nd Tooth Brphes
eToShe and TSsBob OpT sIs ina Cation cation
Linen nos. k fSy% P Pins, q S S3as5"
Cologne o9aI, apd saPod'a yi9sigTs Dc Teisrs
de7 >" '"''' CHRISTIAN % : hnS NAT s,[l,,
NVguBERs OF TIE LEGIsLATURB are collected to call and
eTinns my stock o. Ready Made Clothing At No st Main
prepared 70 frni,f al p he ysry style, out o. al
Home. Being deermlpsa reduce oes by is
u, Jfp%a =, TSn , o. gos sna wen I'ds Go9g un
give me rail- before purchasing elsewhere. -.
have on hand ',S GOOD supply q Tfuni' Gape
Ei'oH TIE CuILDnEN.- GEoRsE NJ wrsT f.
Ny Gais n SfHs,'I SO 6"''' ''' '''
Australian Crus0e
Arabian Nghtr- Guiiiver's Travels
Happy Hours Of Childhood
The Pet Alphabet
Several New foF
Annals, Prayers and Bbes-,lsgant styles
Rose Wood and Mahogany DESKS and Work Boxes
dezl Next Book store TO Posi- ONCE.
ERAsos syGAR, JAVA COFFEE, tLOVEd ssRD AND
- HA sins 49,
bids. New sides
800 Bfighl Old Siiee
rs hhds. prime f0r q Rico Sugar
~ bushels Glover
~ baRs Java Coffee
eho ME half. A p.f.t,
receiving for sale $50 ~
ie20 JANIS WINSTON.
EloOTs BOoTs OOTs'''-Gsntemen', Pine Ores. Boots
hb made 70 OfeT 1--WE and SN Dollars pair These
Boots OF hce, aud will them be Really aod
aud wear well, We have large stosk ~ them.
de 20 PUTNEY, WATTS PUTNEY.
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IUNHE UNDERSIGNED will continue ship Chandery and
HAsK1HS LIBBY, Rockets
Thankful for past yors solicit the continuation old
general satisfaction. -
seh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-06
HUGH 4. WATT.
CHINA HALL.

RECENT arrivals from England and the North,
> cripi from the manufactures Fall supply Of
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTnENWARE, LOOKING
GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, STONE WARE. &c.
Comprising large assortment carefully selected expressly for
the Wholesale aud retail Nnia North Carolina
Tennessee All in OF goods line Aeinvited TO call and
examine she goods and prices, before purchasing elsewhere
selO No. rs Nian strr~t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-06

WIN MAuLE, Agent Pearl street. one door from MAN, ant
Toler Cooks Once.
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Al RNIBFRs or TIIE LRGIsLATURR- and Al No 50
IyH Han street supply Of Ready Made Clothing
psbr style Norasn7hp and materials, which their
hyery reteeetfuy invited Ao large lot Of Furnishing Goods
such as Shirts CoIars, Gloves oayats, aszdkeTch Stocks
Scarfs, Under.shiris, nrAperp, &c.
10 addition 70 the above, hand beautiful assor
ment q Cloths oass~Tf; end vstings which will
order 10 the best style, and accommodating terms.
HENDERSON BUpCH.
beaulot u Party Vests, Just received
Amt si0wn tdosl H,AB.
ti0THiNG ycR ImE WINTER, a The well Clothing
~ Emporium N nENHY sIAFFR No l08 Main street, where
gentlemen 6nd syeIy article o. C0ing, made
approved styles which he will SELL the advanced
AZ greatly icdafsh prices HFERY aIAFFR
de30 Corner Main and Pearl sts.
6IANO.- expected abd Tor sale a. market rates, by
~ deco EDWIN WORKMAN & co.
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- 30 E, !; s;Es s S!s ;ss ~ =

Ea4Et +, S q .ssS Ssss-f.,S IL r.
ony-The public hereby Informed that thess csx>1
Captain Charles T. Mitchell, having bean
rehed, enlarged, and improved
route between Richmond and Baltimore weekly.
Richmond by the morning Monday week.
o'clock A. NJ and reach Baltimore in
probably by midnight thus connection with
lines Of Baltimore the following
Wednesday Of each week. 81 O'Clock
creek the following with the Richmond
and Potomac Railroad Company which arrives
Richmond on Thursday, at2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Fare in either direction, to forward cabin neu
ding meals,) - 80.
passengers Baltimore and Phiadei
class do 81 so Making PhEdeI.
h by this agreeable line 81 30 only for frat class
20 for second class do.
further particulars through tickets apply at the once Of
the Richmond Fredericksburg, Potomac Railroad
mhe9 J. b WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
INTERESTING FARNiERS-we believe II will be Inter.
estinR the Virginia.
Furniture in Richmond better
who have priced goods gone
the North for the buying finding they could
chase better Rhond have
Therefore, call the FARMERS
JONES HARDWOOD,
selb Opposite Exchange bank, Richmond Va.
GADDLEHY xc.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
- friends the public generally that he
varied selection article Saddery Etabsh
Of his himself
experience
be relied In addition TO BUSINESS have added
manufacture Of all kinds Of Horse and Mule Collars which
sell as low rs can be purchased at the North.
Country Merchants viii hnd greatly their
eSAmue for themselves all Of which viii sell
III Agent
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ID

&RAEI ssRaaRsasR
MEs SaIAScs,s S .t amer sAs data the
s'slSaT Sundays ssy.
Leaves Richmond daily, at teeloct r. N.
Leaves PETERSBURG daily,A ~ O'Clock, A. n.
over year. ase-servsnt and
cents will be made on each Are when tickets
are at hs Oes and'e persons getting on the cars where
Through Tickets in connection With Bland Dumas Western
Ss 1as
: :;:;:::::;;. !: !: !: is
t;r ro5. yssIs Win hs s,s.nsos,
Pare Norfolk, Portsmouth, ...... ......sa
freight on a. article; Tor Norfolk and and The
Servants aSaSnr sy s 0s p Psta IN n.S with @
50 ha, can be rs,,ned and mu,tse
car. ss e. Boat as the case maybe ruo. non,xr,n s
r3m , Nomfolk AND roitrsMoUri-,n etn.
PORT wALTfiAli. LlNE-The beau,aiSS
maud Of Capt w% $50 long aud known to he
travelling community the Potomac aud James Rivera has
rebuilt and Gifted GU, in the most elegant style
@ s b. s and
The Cars running In connection with the Augusta win
Richmond and Petersburg Depot Monday Wednesday,
an" Rsasn ns TG Ss aS:s.s on III.
Wis Tnssday;. Thursdays and sstardays,M att AN. 49,.
raIs between Richmond, cote'., Rings Mil and drove
cisn years and not over twelve year; Of
half price.
servants. any pOntCn the ........
ESQ THos DoDiMEiD, superintendent.
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jAI-tf WA. ". SEABROOR.
UNLANNAGAN, sIOKts q 30, oder for sale:
H 200 hlds pr and y y Sugars
~ kegs Loaf, Crushed aud Powdered Sugars
ibis Coffee
1000, - no Coffee; 200 Laguira do: 5OJnya do
100 hhds Cuba aud Sugar House Molasses
S0LJlsEO do
300 Kegs Naiis and Spikes, assorted
800 boxes TAllOw, Sperm and Adamantiaf Candles
100 boxes soap. 1jIdOzsn Painted Bnckets
COO ieams Paper; % chest Teas, assorted
lB0tbs Herring; 80 bLlI Pure Cider Vinegar
300 Sides sSe Leather
Pmento Ginger Pepper Eulmegs' Cord; Leading Lines
Blasting aud SpoTng Powder; Camille W SGc Thread Corn
starch Pearl Starh; Window Glass Puy; CigarE HBtered
Steel Cast Scel; Alum; Salt Peife; Hue Stone fStTals
wood; Yeast Powders; Cloves super O. Soda umber
Ac. au2t-8n
HhHuGs, MEDICINI- PANE OILS ac.-Ths subseT
hers receiving, will continue
additional supplies 81 carefully selected Drugs Medicines PAn
Ole, Vsshss Painte CoiOr Window Glass all sizes
with unusual aud varied stock q American
aud Ensih Chemical hednrs suH PeTfumery Pan
articles Al Of goods 3E been selected with particular
reference TO the purity ~ each and article,
confident Phyus Country Merchants PiaH.es vii
20 their interest 10 call and examine stock prices
will compare fiyoraby with ia this market
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared, their orders
faithfully hed under immediate Inspection Goods packed
aud forwarded with the ut6i4-l .1Te and defpatch.
y. jOilssgON BROTHER
Wholesale aud HsisI Druggists,
ITO Main street, HchmIad, N.
NJ B We In store ten thousand SegaTs all qualities add
prices so CCgnF Tobacco Manufactured cSpreFsy for
sej p. J. A BRO
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FALL GdbDDS.

IBNHE snbtcb9 have received larger ioTton their
stock Of Goods and will In few have arranged
lnthet new soreheuse, No IS Pearl street
Their Stock comprises fifteen paetages and
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LEATHER, TRUNKS,
e etc. which, having been selected great care and bought
on The best terms will enable great
20 pu'Saa's as cry house In this county They respectfully
an cSamit alton or their stock by Merchants VIRGINIA
North Carolina, promising their best efforts 70 rive saeon
purehastrsi both as TO siyit Ahd ptce.
dUARLEs BROOKE,
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AJEw tsfABLisBHENr Ship 62asJisry, OSoesries Do
~ The s1lcfhcr ,utfui ~ his many public
Tor ne ven ef support be has Trcsy from them hopes
they will continnen his No RtLiien directly opposite Le
Oh Hand q nssths Ibyvhcre may found saost ever
Article 10 h ship Chnnielg aGd GT0cry line be- Intends
Keep constantly on hhni he soct ~ Rope % al sizes Blocks
q otto, and general aatnTintHt 81 nToesIsa. =
SO IL q o HAsRIEs
aAk6k BHOs P'ne CuLs Molssse, tsTIy crop for sale
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FALL INFORMATION OR CARpErlNGs.

FALL IMPORTATION OF CARPETlNGS
a IlIsfIAN a LATHHOP invite attention their
~ extensive a'odmen o. English CWpsis, RAGS satts, &c.
Imported direct from celebrated mandatory Of Messr
CfOseyG Sons These good Manufactured directly
der and cannot BE- surprised In beauty Of design bancy Of
oOOTs, By any g5Ods sold 10 the United statss.
Also
American Carpets, o. aud quality shall
ding stock see and shan be prepared
hbi complete u Carpets, Rugs Mst Cloths
Bookings, Nattng Roor Oh C4 Stair and Pia
Covers, sod gousrn assortment 81 House Furnishing
UeHORRN CHINA NOw MRNDPD-By meansof Cbeml.
BD Liquid Cement T. nending Glass China Stone MaTe
Aabaser and onpmental Ware, of every description All a
Ces joined with THIS valuable competition perfectly
ready for minutes will leave
any the glass MY Norton" having
bought fos e State virginia can AFFORD 10
the reasonable terms By ihf large small quantity
" n. DUVAL A co.
au2T No 100 Bank squars RjcEnond.
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SPEGiAL N0JItEoNsw York and Vl,gniad ~
or valuable articles Of any Mind, sill reoeIy fnlH
either ~ the Cothpany sh.gg y omSoton
RogHOf except by special The agents
ofe ships nor Ill The Company be responsible soe
articles unieys Bills 81 L9dngs gsned therefor
lus therein stated IUDLAM A WATsON,
nuYf=f Aver
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READY MADE CLoTHING.

TfiR TiSDThe subscribers received their FAN
Winter Stock Ready Made Clothing, manufactured by
themselves for the Virginia aud North Carolina trade which
thnna ~ - ~ Iarnh .nts
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6tO-PSIrTNfliSIII-Mr.J H. having pureh
~ interest Of Mr. W. II. sEABROOK, Of the late firm SEA-
BROOK REEVE has entered into partnership with Mr.
REEVE under the style Of REEVE BLAIR and will continue to
the ApOhecay business the old
SeabrSk Reeve hope strict business
1T share VI The patronage literally extended to the late firm
r.. PAYSON REEVE,
H., BLAIR
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dtoMBs MD BRUSHES. Tan side,
u Tuck Combf.
Buffalo Tuck, Twist and Dressing Combs
Fine Ivory and Horn Dressing Combs
Inlia Rubber Long Comb.
Halr Pins, Ua,r, Mail, snd Tooth BTpthcg
Old Windsor and Floating Soap.
Crochet Needles In boxes and cases.
Crochet and french Working Cotton.
Linen floss, Kifhy's Pins, In boxes.
Gold Fyc Needles, Work Hogca
Cologne, O1eurs and Eapodilia Y.nsiFre de Toilette.
FOR saleb CHRISTIAN Ia
de Al.
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~ heretofore existing tween the day
loved by mutual consent Al persons having claims viii
them Tor payment and all those indebted
with either 81 US. r. o. HAsKiNa
Sept. l. 1858. LUTHER IIRnY
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
GLORIOUS NEWS.
OHIO FOR FREEDOM
NOT IESS Than 10000
MAJORITYA!

The Sovereigns Of Ohio. on Tuesday last.
spoke cut for Freedom in thunder voice that
has no donbt made the Administration Of Pierce
Douglass, & Co., Oquail. Not one Nebraska,
Pierceite Congressman elected, SO far as heard
from. Aud it is not likely tha. more than two.
or at farthest three, out Of the twenty one. are
chosen. THIS is glorious triumph, Where
is the strength of the Administration 10 Ohio?
Echo answers where. 0lds, one Of the
D o-G-S, who voted for the iniquitOus meas
ure, is beaten by Galloway in the Franklin Dis
trics, by about 1000 majority. In Cincinnati
the Nebraska men are badly beaten: Msjori-
ties Of the Republican ticket, range between 5
and 5000.
And when We look at the results near home,
similar appearances present themselves. In
Tuscarawas the whole ticket is elected. Sapp'S
majority for Congress in the district is about
1000. In Stark the whole ticket is also elect.
ed, Letters majority, in the district, 4,Ooc.-
Old COlumbiana has done gloriously. The
Anti Nebraska ticket is elected by about 1900
lis far as heard from jefferson has done hel
done her work nobly. Bngham's majority in
the county will be near ! 200. In the city O
Steqbenville, bis majority over Stuart is 97O--
Two years ago Stuart's majority was 90. Har
rison MT heard from yet, but is presumed hal
gone for freedom, largely, "Little CARROLL
has not slept upon her arms this year. She
gives 922 majority for Bingham. The whOls
county ticket except two, elected with larg,
Iaajoritias. Bingham's majority In the dstric
wi not be less than 1000.
Shout aloud ye favored friends Of free
dom. Just think OF it--From 80 to 10000
against the Administration in Ohio.
4 +. S. Just as we were going to press We
received information from Harrison. Maiori
ties as follows Swan 6S7. Blckensderfel
To3. Bingham s2l. Most of the county tickle
elected by large majorties. The "carriag,
trimmer" must have been there as well as il
0arOllton. What say you Mr. Argus of tn,
Companion9 The nest egg must have hatcheC
very soon. la Hal!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12


We do not Ike 10 think thAs our.randidafs
for Commissioner aud In6rmary Director are
defeated; but seems here il no hep for Il
pOr was there sufieientbel for lhem d the An
ti.Nebraska party. For it seems We have .
third party in our midst, that was driven on to
the Anti Nsb@ska tickel By abe eOarse Of the
Democratic Companion" We state this be-
cause we believe the facts warrant it. II the
Know Ncthings," or whatever else they are,
hold the doctrines that they are repuied TO hold,
they couldhOl vote fOreither Of these candidates.
OfOsrs, or else theywOuld have voted our entire
ticket. Could we have foreseen as much as we
now know, We could not have willingly permit
ted those two. good mer. to have been sacrificed
We baye the satisfaction Of knowing that the
Wings and Fressolers united. and fought va.
liently for the Ant-NebraskA ticket But the
third party which Of course is composed Of ma
terals from the Democrats & Anti Nebraaks
parties decided the issue. r,
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Erom Washington.

4 disp4leh rom wAshiugsen city bearing
date Sept Goth says,-The State Department
Is daily expecting Dispatches from Mr.. Com
saissioaer Gregg. concerning the details and
conditions Of annexation Of the Sandwich Is
Ian Is nov in Washington IS regarded as an
nnoihsial character Mr.. Gtegg having had to
act As private individual in the matter IN conse-
qaence q tbs eowardly conduct OF The admin
lslrsii0n ir refusing 10 yield 10 his urgent re-
qaests 70 be empowered 10 negotiate for the
sanexstion Of the Islands as an authorized
Minister OF tie United States. Il is nov be-
lieved lhat he Necessary power has been given
70 Mr.. CfeSg. albi the Governments is awaiting
his OfieiAi communication Of the fesslt of lis
negOciations.
Some genius has discoFeged that "a Curious
question woald arise with regard 10 the m
nsxAtion Of he Sandwich Islands. The
''quesiioh" is, thEt as tie naturalization laws
declare that swhite" men only shall be admit
tedlas ciizeus q ihe United States, the Sand
wich Islanders could not be raiurGlised. Il is
not necessary TO 60 toto "a physiological inyestl-
gati0n as e Ehslher the Inhabitants Of the Sand
wieh lAands arc white nea in order to settle
this point. they Feald be naturalized by the
terms Of tlta treaty, which being the supreme
Law Of the land, would override any mere act
Of Congress.
The parties sent out BY the War Department.
in obedience to the resolution Of Congress, 10
survey the several routes Of the Pacific, haYina
returned. are now engaged 10 making out theiI
reports. II is statedthat the Secretary Of Wa
has intimated thar they need not hurry them
selves. This is doubtless done with view o
postponng the presentation Of the reports Il
Congress Ill near the close of the session, so a
10 relieve the President Of the necessity of com
hitting himself upon the Pacific railroad ques
ton in his annual message, and feeling bis wa,
gently ill he can understand what recommen
dations will be likely TO be most popular.
Every day throws addliona light upon tn
character of the Presidents foreign appoint
meuts. Tle latest case is that of Consul to
German State, who sRindled widow lady GU
OF All Der money, and left the country.
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EhRriffa SnlA.

Mary Ann Heston Pursuant to an order Of Sale
Va In Partition, to me directed in
Emeline Heston ct. ais this case; Issued from tho
Court Of common Pleas Of Carroll county Ohio, will
offer for sale public OutcEy at the door Of the court
house in the town Of 0srrOton on Saturday the Egh-
teenth day of November next the following real estate,
situate in the county Of Carroll and state Of Ohio and dc,
scFibed follows The west half Of tho north east quar-
ter of section twenty nine Township fourteen, Of Range
four containing about eighty acres Of land. Also tie
east half Of the north quarter Of section twenty nine
Township fourteen, Of Range four, containing about
eighty acres s1
Bald premises are appraised at 80, 100, and will be
sold subject to the Dover Estate Of Lenna Crss ormer
ly widow OF John Heston, de ceased) Terms one th,d
cash. and the remainder in tSo equal annual pa5mshts
With lnteyest from day Of sale, TO be secured.
JOHN II. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
Oct. IL 1854, 6Wprfs3 aa s.
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CoIumhlann ConnlY Fnlr.

We we're unable to attend the Fair Of the
COlumbiana County agricultural Society held
at New Lisbon, on the eth, e8th and 99th
ult, but We understand il was well attended
and rather fair exhibition of Stock, &c, Fe-
male Equestriapisn was a prominent part Of
the Fair.
We clip the following from the Buckeye, Of
the 9th, which gives summary Of the "HAr-
vest Home"
"CoIumbiana County Agricultural Fair held
its annual exhibition on Wedn esday, Thursday
and Friday of last week, in ibis place. The
weather was good, and we have never seen
such vast concourse Of people at any public
gathering in New Lisbon before. This shows
what deep interest is felt in cur arts, manu-
iactures and agriculture. We commend it,
for it is one Of the most cheering signs of the
times. There was a splendid and valuable
display Of horses and colts and we never saw
hner bulls. oxen, calves, cows, and sheep. :
Fine specimens Of fruits, flowers, DC, were
present, and the manifest Improvement over
other exhibitions, under the circumstances
shows the interest which our farmers feel in
such demonstrations, Every description ol
mechanics work. showed much artistic skill
The female equestrianism was a rich and ex-
citing feature in the festivities. Miss Laura
Willard, Of New Lisbon, took the 6rst premi-
um,--the blooded mare Fancy valued at
$500. Miss Mary Wiles, Of New Lisbon, took
the second premium, "a Gold Watch, valued
at $50. Miss Richards Of Youngstown, drew
the third ,--ah engraving valued at $50. Miss
Hams, of New Lisbon, drew the fourth, ,--an
engraving worth $lO."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

RT Universal Jubilee so called is To-
be proclaimed by the Holy See for November
next. According to the official journal at ROme.
its OBJECT is to obtain:
lst. Peace between all Christian Princes.
3D. To appease the spirit Of revolt and sed,
tion. ~
Sd. The removal of the scOurges Of cholera
and famine.
4th To invoke the light OF the Holy Spirit
on the Holy Father, in the decision of the dog
ma Of the Immaculate conception,
An Encyclical Letter has been issued. dated
August lst, eonvoking at Rome all the Bishops
of the hurch, to aid in the decision Of this last
point Of faith.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
TERRIBLE CAsUALTY,l
SAD CATASTROPHE


On the night of tho 10Th inst. the locomotive
and entire train on the National Democrats line
was thrown from the track and precipitated
down m embankment a. the crossing of tho
Missouri Compromise Line, The train went
down on the south side, where after being brok.
en- into fragments il sunk in the waters Of Salt
River. tasa .af muf 1s.d Z T.s
1t is reported that The locomotive was thrown
of by about ttO piggsrs being on the track
All the blameis charged upon Mr.. Fierce. the
engineer, and Mr. Dodglas. the conductor.
The people hare become so indignant at the
recklessIess Of the Company that they have
tore uo the track through several States, and
determined TO demolish the entire line in every
State. A new line being built under the dlee-
ton and control Of the people. The Indiana
part Of the road will be completed on the ed
Tuesday Of pel0bsr. II is reported that Ohio
will complete her part Of the line on the same
day. The peoples line will be under the di.
,tcliOn of Republicans. a
Mr. Gompanion have you any Stock In thii
new lineg Shares sell ia Carroll at advance
rates The stOcE is on The rise here. They sci
at about thousand apiece, ~