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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

The Senate Of Maine havechOsen WILLIAM G CRos-
rY Whig GoTernor Of that State for the ensuing year
b, 10 votes against Is for MORRILL, the irregular
Democratic candidate. Dir CROSBY, it appears. re-
ceved tie votes of tue nine Wild Cat Senators and Of
seven Wings twas the intention as it wa' the policy,
of the majority Of TIE Wings IN the Legstire 70 have
elected Mr. MORRILL, Governor, and Mr.. FESsESDEN,
Wig, to tic T. s Senate. The failure TO choose Mr.
MORRILL, fear may hazard the election OF Mr FEs-
sENDUY, result TO be regretted We DO not know
where tie slip was in this as We have nothing
but the tcegaphic account Of the result may have
arisen from ignorance the part of the Wings that
the Pilsbury men or Wild Cats intended to vote for
Crosby or it may have resulted from foolish imPrac
ticability on the part of few Whig Senator'S We
shall not be surprised to find that il was the latter for
generally when tie Wings have fTstrate chance to
achieve valuable they are quite sure TO throw
il away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

MoRE JACKS IMPoETED Gen. Morgan and Or Wilson
OF Fleming Co, Ky who made importation las, year
have received the invoice of twenty jacks and five ennets
shipped from Barcelona Spain the 18Th of December
scs which are represented superior animals They ex
1ect to receive them time this month They will be
valuable addition to the mule breeders Of Kentucky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

The New York State Agricultural Society holds its winter
fesson asAbany Tuesday when the place for the next
Fair viii be determined premiums for fat cattle grain, and
les, farms and crops given and otc for 1854 elected
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thrown into the flames and consumed, to show that
,ucb beng had ever existed. Nearly four thousand
slaves from tie ncighboriug plantations were pTeSsn
rs AZ moral lesson written ia characters OF helhre
Numerous speeches were made by the magistrates AMI
ministers o. religion iiacetou.ly sooallcd) to the
slaves. warning them that the sane fate awaited them
If hey proved rebellious to their yners.
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SWING MhCIHAEs.--AN persons making selling OF
r.ns ing Mschips having nerae or n.eae w "a ojgi
srtrd Sspt 10 igi al niuses viii be heia IesPohs
40 Law The persons licensed 10 manu-
y s.d eel Swing Machines under my sad patent w
a. L. Nsop Go Grover Baker Co the American Nag
- ss,,ire Machine Go AMI bsrthol Of New YORK Nchols
a as, .a6 A. LsIow Bot0ni Messrs W0odieoee heene a
Eso-t l-ru Mass I'D 4 b. Howe Of New NoI' ,,. ~
FIs Row. ia Pacntee O the Original seFias naehhe NO
S. BGozGwsy. New-losS GnG no y hauSVeEs-' Soslon
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WEATHER AT BOSTON.

At sunrise this morning tie thermometer stool 4, two
degrees above zero. Tie weather hss since moderated
aBd this afternoon storm set in which promises 70
continue during the night
there have been 10 ship arrivals during the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

A gentleman writes from Norwich. VT that Sunday
ihe s9h January the coolest day of the season at that
Iaee indeed the coolest for several years The hermom
f.er at IN the morning stood 800 below at 81
lslow. and at in the evening l6i below
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

I'll. E,LI,.ICE o. fERVAMS GIFT PROPERTY
~ rc,t 7t.. cou acc ss1usfoD G.. MONDAY %
ihicaer INTERESTED wi be eel iaated
Iltul poTs viii be there from a.! sec1ns u inc
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NiRINE AFFAIRS.

SAILING OF STEAMSHIPS. =.
Tie steamship Atlantic Cspt Wet FAILED FOR Liverpool
On Saturday Icon with fifty five passengers
lie steamship Northern Light sailed at O'Clock Satur
Day afternoon for san Juan with large number Of pas
sCrgGs.
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MONDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1884


. b.. tsn G. anouTusoy Com. ~ -ei'L- b l-teiff
no n''e .ru.a in.sc b- .-tatnt-l Do ne - = sne
.t' rtc@ssae1 g. prttc1' - brt -
,rssftv on t. goeatiN
-, ae,t.s- 20 return tti'- ted Communicates
49,, A., ----a r-rsus -7ov'7r, Sf either ~ foiez-aph
go ,tr,sie VII Bbsrt pad vdse T. e Used o. -
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puetrcse Notices.

AtpfRT H. NIColAy holds his regular sent weekly
ALE q Sieehs and ncnds this day ~ odork a. he h'
ants HxhArSc. Eo further Particular we refer 70 nH H''
uemcrt IN enVihst column
Our readers are reminded OF the sale OF Real Estate
Nv the MsichAutt fschsns. To dsN IN.
Alluded advertised In pAreT n. Ne 10 Mes a
Lot hewsrr sd and Siavs IN 'u- BuAp
in aHord 60 d, - should ''one
o. rscYry OF their own The a'oFo ous'
Achievement
Nrw MVSIC.-S Santa Claus Polka Burlesque, by Z.
Moonlight the Sea hsfch"l, 70
sN., rsrc Nv Orsr Com,ant 81 c'rta The Oh Oak l'o
N.i,s Nv Or Cha a Lcchr IS cents hays psisHse %
NN'~ ~ pstsT -, nd sons Nv Henry Gould y oenh
Ttrc Then. ballad ~ l. V II .Ise1l
.u~i rvti-ecd er toSA0t "A' - ..,,c.
hVNOyN-SNIru n LoUNSHERf would reSPeo.s
en-, IA r, ,hrf ntrds ord the public tha thsy
M ssrs alton, late No as Fear - 10 ~ then
- Ser =, Nv t3rAudsil They now prepared R,,e
nov Sr,tng StNlss colsStils " MOSAIC ''''''
1hrV ~ and Ingram ....
Frsish spa kutgcaa Floor o. Cloth and al '''' W.
,hs - III trade 49,, -,,;u sell NJ
N . notice that ANTHONY j. BLEfCNER WIZ sou Ne. g"
s,r,u the 9th inst al - Of
h, lcas. of he vauabe poboy sna4
N,crlv AZ aud Nollis Known a. Noe H. Sy Of ga.
Ne ofGve wears ifen
a. ai,irr toty, aud e~ Rroadst (28D
x, Ns,fhcy rsiueui srrly Ia nc A'e"'t'' -
pr>,o,n NOTICE. ALBERT II NCOLAN, IL, la ~
- S,,l has fcno'ea ~ wv. -
1870 ~, ~ broad ncNt 6 the oofnft '' wa
--u,.,,, VOLUNTEERING. new clothing nhPo-
Nv signed ~ No iVe tut,ls
t.uw hf le t.b ,.1 Handsomely made STOCK OF cO'1Is
.s,r,tS 10 al Seasons cnt sne ri''u'" =" '
- a he lev possible iii'ts .,,, -. -o,-eso,.ed
" S"h"''s EDWARD 4 HAcEETT
Clothag Emporium.
Nal Futon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

The Stao Poultry Show at Albany will commence opera.
lions We suppose there will be much gobbIn,
md quacks present and that more cocks will crow in
,bstog than ever dreamed OF by Chapman in HoOser
Hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
=. ANNE DISASTER

NORFOLK, Saturday, Fec. 4, .s5f.
TIE schooner Lawrence Waterbury Craner bOlnd rom
Baltimore for New iOrk, with coal went ashore in Lyna
IIaven Bay in 4 stoHn, Friday. She can DO y.
oG Nv discharging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

The PEOPLE MovWc "A Mass Meeting 10 oppose the
passage Of the Nebres D is 10 be Held at Warren o
o. lie lib Of Feb.uGry
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AgNNG MAcmNf.-UARp ro TME PraMo.-I

ACVING MkChINES-CAlip To Ihh TtSt' y no
Ron Con onei Of The United Siates he's al1i2ed mar
m, Ar cstcu pcut cor Sewing N hne wnicn VS.
IL operation BY early
A. 81 vtr 1884 neIfeIts b al The pScnis tLd application o
spon Machines aiming he c)rnu ai0 q the
sy vented needle e blto max the nseoeked tch
A. ne PARTIES thk ~ Interference are ce upon D 20
t.. q n he faeHOce prove the date OF their invs o D.
Krnr--rs ar nee vitneRes wAo scwng Me-
$50 m eifesv ,-nf desirable its 4
al aooe cres b, uus IS possible Az persons who
- ~. vrs-s .- S-,l.q Machine,
sci machine IL ht 90 ny .'' ii'inoI a r Nuul Or
e. W. or. c1ai.t "oE slo"b ~ ar
t.oe sr1aws,-i,h r ,rnr f,ror upon sIN viz
f,rws- gh.so, C. 81. es-a,'r lrot tl,s troa-'
o. 49, -... ...... l..l'-laf'i a .-',r r.
l. -s Pc r.tl s . .-..u have re -r1ti g. a' rNyAi b
r-l-.' o.. .t.f. c ..v. ADs.t-s
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IteITIUI!
hoofLAgs celebaed German Birter'' prepared by D.
f9SwPS .teo,nt oil ee SgIe Of The "eV A
MoNTEosE Susquelannah Co Pa Feb 7 1852.
DR. Jackson Dear Sir believe Gernsn Btters
W. s are sPnisa e BE- foT moe s one ya Of s
Dtil about he middle rs september when became en-
n 81 b:sns ny loves be came dTcadfa diesd In
"a, eoed!isn calico on ar who onlSI'.o9d ny a.,
~ ES s T So ssa So TS eDI 1tei
b. tie digestive Tssn bu partially perform ns th reg
ssen o Ils ClIi.n chror nOteedDI HooFLssDs Gsr
n ead1s sor Btte IN cases similar to mine ,rnt to your agent
s TItel a. Monirose enc procured two sos and omma
bot iune that the coas was as being removed no any
S b s,o i've hoe Bst avn eto-sd; ~bsTs
a. he 6sJ been woius So long and brought
tdn letter ELDER q spra and published in The Christian
% .sJ n: s @d l. i, her:
Tor 81. y Fe%Yors byA, D SANDS 10 100 Futeu-.t
Conner Of %niams and ssS J0An and Broad
To MANUFACTURERS OF BAGS.-l NJ SINGER Il
Co prepared supply requir Sesns Machines
o. nte siraeOn which will make bags and sscs much
before ofe red to the patlic ofce No S2S BrOadway.
HEARD FOURTEEN HUNDRED Miles AT SgA!-It
o:d tonne hS ss ne $ Sa 1
TIE boo Of i1 bsT s S
'OI. teTCs, 6osT' C., 500 is ee.sI. c.. ,.r
New NoIi sud vicinity
NARROWING INTEIIIGENCE.-The Autocrat of all
the RsGs having been sent.d with bottle Of BARKERs
1oquo will be badly of VII, the Turs have into hs hair
Certain ereSss remedy Price p Soli where
fnepal DEPOT BANKERS Ladies' Heir Dressing lie sbhmen No
$50 Broadway.
CURIOUS FACT-A thilnbe full of powder will
lin split rock forty in fact could not, by
iEowp conhn much powder becsme nied But
here much more useful BIZ Of oormsea one box OF RUSSIA
SAVE viii The Burn Sore Cut buse Scad Pie
Cows OF Chi Price Is cts box Sold by H.
RING No 1872 Broadway A & ID SANDS. WhoeiAle Agents
REpDING s Co. tropretsrs
THf SEMIWEEKLy TRIBUNE-Our Semi-W eekly
printed tAo The present enlarged Weekly and
friends no have daily na hnk they
ahords Daily ye this examination We sway
Udy corttpse tho sf possible useful and interest
IN matter into Weekly vet It'll physically impossible that
should here the whole Of letters om Europe Asia Minor
California Mexico Genital America But all these
SeniWseky there saoher isned In the
old which contains ms0 original reading
smna hst Postage haseen rednced
bsgatee there Thousands eu Is whohave bh
Weekly will hencorth take the SemWssky
will send specimen who without su6jseng TO
expense, shall see dt TO apply for It
wo Copies ~
Five Copies ii 20
Address GREELEY MoELRATH, Tdbune Odiee, N. Y
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FAIRBANKS PLAfFORM SCALES.-IUns known, Sc
ysrelv tested slwsys rishtthe ecknowedse dstanded
FAIRBARKs 4 Co. No. 50 W1teTst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06
ELECTION OF GOVERNOR OF MAINE.

AUGUSTA, No Setnrday, Feb. 2, I.)I
The Senate O. Name this day reelected Hon Mt Crosby
rvbigl Governof The vote 1t od-Crosby, IS, Mordl.
Dem Is Crosby received the votes OF Wnigs and
PulsLury IemoCIots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

EAIR DYE AND WIGS BACHELORS Mandatory
g. articles No S Brosd@ly opposite 20 hs
has tie beet accommodations in 'he world for too
application Of bis Bs DYE aud the sales of his newJn
1uurses Eiro rooms all on one haor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

W0EIDs uG RO0TS.-Tne medal Tor the best I H.
a~srsed t,S CAHLt' No 81 6ronaN4y AZ, P.
$50, 20 ebisn the e,uune BOO shoes ana Oai, ~ ~
,rc. Nj a. wrllt CO.! atls eesti.am ~ "
= n =. ana Slots exh hod tho .rys a. fSlee,
80 t'e $50 g h'''S C,uiLI No 81 Broadway. N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

lNrYR rYmL OF BADNESS AVOID CACsIiC h i5.1s
p,rS The ueeut rinoirl" in CRsTADo8"s EASkLs,oh
~ 49, .nr rry other ana the oiscts su
,uts rssaty b.uFh ou B. ts application exc as 5lSn y
ip couu;cTitt Ireseb'mcns SOD ana pr
.,..5. W asso-
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d Ia RAJ. ] W Parker Is ek.

More testimony Of the strongest Kind in favor OF Dr.
boofLANgs cesbaed German Bitters prepared oy d.
lslLslr Phi .aaelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

~-oNtyTSA WYlIS Psychologists and publishers,
- = - 49, Na.r.Ncrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

A CURIOUS FACT-A thimbe full of powder will
LIN split rock forty square in you could not by
Known con6Re much powder II bec sned But
here much useful BIT Of ntormaon box of RUSSIA
sALvE viii The worst Burn Sore Cut buise Scd n
Cows Chhans PIiee IS Sold by
RING No 1872 Broadway; A ID SANDS whoeiAle Agents
fsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

AIpFRT II. NgCoLAy holds his regular seml-weesg
,.s q steels and neuSs this day ~ ooo,k az inc hr
a. ants HSchNrsc E further rar'iua we refer 70 u" 1''
In thffC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

To MANUFACTURERS OF BAGS. NJ. SINGER 4
Co prepared supply to equrs extent Sesns Machines
o. ntIe sirucoB which will make bags and sacks much
fsT ard better sty IN fpec than Machines
before off red to the patc Ofce No Sl5 Broadway.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30
FOUR DAYS LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

The Baltic arrived at New York on the 26th,
with four days later news from Europe; up to
that time Sevastopol had not been taken, and
no attempt at storming had been made.
Several desperate and bloody engagements
had taken place. 4 formidable attack Of the
Russians had been repulsed with difficulty and
immense loss on both sides; and the opinion is
freely expressed, that such another victory
without additional reinforcement would compel
the Allies to raise the siege.
Every measure possible was taken to trans
nit to the Crimea every available man, Eng
/ lish rench and Turk.
The terrible destruction Of English cavalry
noticed by the Canada is informed, Out o.
COT that went into action, 80 only returned
Not three hours, but one quarter of an hour
served 10 lay all those gallant fellows low and
every soul would have been cut off had it moi
been for the heavy draggoOns who charged as
rapidly as they could 10 The track Of the devo
ted light
Early on the morning Of tile 9Th the garrison
of Sevastopol and the Amy in The field made !
gallant attack en- tbe right wing Of the army
composed of the English foot guards and Ih'
81, 81 and 4th divisions. The battle lasted
till afternoon, when the Russians retreaLe d
having suffered heavy loss, and leaving sev
eral hundred prisoners N the hands of the Eng
lish. THE latter lost great number of men
5 Iii good sign that the Russian depatcl
> published, only reached up TO the 9Th, ihey
say that two sorties were made on that day
one against the right W ing of the Allies. ant
tho other against the left wing of the seig'
{ works. On the right wing of the ARMY, thu
guns of a battery, on The other side, ind /!
guns were spiked
The loss on both sides was very severe
. French division which pursued the Russian
; and attempted to enter with them, was repul
, sed with great loss.
: The Postof Vienna has The following des
patch from CzeInoviz Nov. llth.
: On the 9th the whole garrison here made
sorGir; furious battle tnsued, which was no
ended when the messenger left; but the Allie
, had the advantage.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30
Change o. Front.

It is announced that the council Of the Ro.
mish Bishops aud Archbishops lately in session
in the United States. have decided, in view oil
the present opposition TO their pretensons, to
dissolve their connections with Catholic jour
nails. They are all to be secuarized; to stand
on lhsir own merits; be responsible for their
own writing and bear the odum of al their
mistakes. It's not to be supposed that their pres
ent action at all utters their views. or designs?
But few L.onLls since, Brcwnson, in bis re.
view. wrote rs follows:
Il have worked hurd, have studied dill
gently, and have always acted under advice,
and never published an article written by my
SrI, Withou first submitting it TO my Bishop
or 10 theologlan appointed BY him TO examine
my articles; except now and then literary ar
ticle, or my literary notices. In almost all ca.
ses have consulted him, or in his absence the
theologian appointed as to the propriety OF dis
cussing the Topic before proceeding to wnte'- -
This was especially !he case with regard to the
topics of exclusive salvation, religious liberty,
developmenlism aud the power Of the Pope in
regard to the temporas. The article on " the
temporal power OF the Popes," in my April
Review, and these on "Naliye Americanism
ard Education" in the July number, were
submitted to he revision of the ;heologion APP
pointed ty the Bishop in Boston AS MY CENSOR.
during his absence. have never refused to
make any alteration required, or suppress any
article which the authority consulted sugges-
ted it would be better not to publish
Can the clergy escape the responsibility for
what they have already endorsed? Will sec
ularisng their journals be withdrawal of the
intolerance ana denunclation lately SO rife in
these States? Bear it in mind that this change
of front is Jesuilical and insincere, There is
the highest danger when the enemy withdraws
within his citadel u Creole.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30

NEW YoRK ELEcTIoN.-The Tribune gives
the following as the vote on Governor of that
State. all official except the city-0lark, Whig,
1866 .795; Seymour. Soft, 1866, SOL; Ullmsn.
Know Nothing, l22 274; Bronson, Hard 33,
SEQ; Clark's Maj. 294
Relative 10 the Legislature it says. The
Senate. which holds over, consists Of 32 mem
bers, 10 Of whom are regular Wings, Silver
Grars, | Know Nothing. The residue are
Democrats--7 Hards and Softs4 o.thirds
of the Senators are favorable to a Maine Law.
The Assemblymen recently elected are divided
into 81 Wings of all stripes. Irregular, Maine
Law and Know Nothing go SOAs. and II
Hards. a majority Of whom are known 10 be
frien dly to Liquor Prohibition. The official
returns from Lewis and Putnam Counties show
the election Of Democratic members, and the
defeat Of Warner Free Dem in the lid Dis
trics Of oswego by Jacob NJ, selden SOftl by
4 votes is ascertained With these exceptions
our table presents no other changes of impor'
tance. except with regard to the views OF The
members elect on the Maine Law and Know
Nothingism. There are Independent Maine
Law Assemblymen.
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Dur Circulation.

II is now the season Of the year thai, our
farmers have time to read the news OF the day
Will YOU do so, gentlemen 1t cannot be that
for the patry sum of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS, YOU will deprive yourselves and tam
lies of The reading Of The Carroll Free Press
This SUM is Tess than the price OF one bushe
OF wheat, for which sum, you can have fifty
two papers, freighted with the news OF the day
at fliy-two different stated periods 10 the year
from. VIII ich you learn the progress OF th
great Eastern vi ar, and its effects upon bread
SUITS; synopsis of the doings OF the presen
Congress of the United States summing u
of The political actions Of our brethren in ou
sister States; the articles offered for sale b
our Merchants and Mechanics; the legal pub
lie sales Of lands, by Executors. Administrators
Guardians, Master Commissioners and Sheriff';
the tracts Of lind that have delinquent taxe'
upon them and last. though not least, shil
wrecks, rail road accidents and bank explo'
sions, that seem just row to be the order OF th'
day. Those of our patrons who have stood by
us, during the present year, will hereby, hav,
our grateful acknowledgement for their imel,
aid hy which we have been enabled to presen
to them weekly, (with one exception our fam
lily visitor But they will place us under still
weightier obligations, il they will each one us'
his exertons TO send us single addliona
subscriber, for the ensuing year, by whicl
means we shall be greatly enabled to send yor
all, paper still berer than the Pres' mt year.,
Let no family there ,ore, do without the read
ing Of III, Press In these days, whilst light
ming talks, intelgently, it is impossible to re
ceive as late news from any other souce a
YOU can frcm your own county paper You
Mammoth sheet Eastern papers (of which W
hear so much) have to be hauled in Uncl
Sans old Mad Carts. and occasionally stop b
the way, at some post Office, until all your new
has become stale, and d:long prorl been publish
ed in .The Carroll Free Press ! Then gentle
men, send along those names. and you, VIII
piifer 1--WE will not say steal) the reseing OF on
paper, ask your conscience (if you have any
th, question, will This pay the printerF
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The official vote Of Pennsylvania rs re-
ported by the Secretary of state makes Pollock's
majority for Governor 36, ,54I. Well done old
Key stone. Who would have thought that this
tate the strong hold of LocofocOsm would
rave elected a Whig Governor?
THE New Jersey Senate will stand says
he N. Y. Tribune, 10 Democrats, d Wings
md Q Americans--T The Assembly will stand;
"a Wigs, "a Democrats s Americans, Tenn
,erance Democrats and 5 Independents.
Alfred Artis of Shelby county, Ohio,
was recently tried at Sidney and convicted of
murder in tho first degree. The charge against
nim was that aboats year ago he caused the
leath of his own daughter, quite young girl,
numbering her by the slow process of starva-
ion, exposure and the most disgusting and fen.
lish cru llies,
E9vMr. Macauly has Just returned to Eng
land from proracted visit to Switzerland.
The London Atheneum says we will have two
more volumes of his history during the win
ter.
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION. official re-
turns from Massachusetts, show tha. the whole
number of votes csst were l20-ES5--of these
Henry ]. Gardner the Know Nothing candi-
date received 81, 1893 all others 48,369. Wash
burn the Why candidate received 97,0l0.
-He understand that the Indiana Free
Bank, notes are coming up. The Cincinnati
papers say that they will be received tor ia xe'
| in that State A man was in Cleveland las
week. says the Leader buying up the notes OF
these banks, at 90 cts on the dollar.
The Indiana Legislature stands--Sen
ate =. Anti Nebraska 26; Nebraska "a Hous
Anti Nebraska 81; Nebraska 20, Majority O
i Joint ballot, Anti Nebraska, 10.
ner The widow of ALExANDER HAMfITo
died at Washington city on the 9Th instant &
the advanced age Of 81. @4
Eg What men want Is not taken, tits pu
nose; in other words, not the power TO achiev
buttht viii to labor;
u ET ARRIseS, the man accused Of sendir
o the Internal machite to ALLISON and wife, Ia
u summer, at Cincinnati, By which both we
killed, has been arrested at kuscatine, low
and is now in confinement at Cincinnati.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30
We.fera Money!.

Western Banks are 'eaVing in BY Whoissals.
Let everybody keep fingers of western money
otherwise there is grea: danger Of getting bit.
Let il now be driven from the State. The
Stale Bank Of Indiana and the State Bank Of
Ohio, are still going of, and may survive the
panic. But let US all try to ge. along without
it. It is POSSIBLE that By banishing the western
money, which has lately been the only cireu-
lating medium in this community. IL may be
the means Of bringing into use gold aud silver
III there is any l-GWashingtOn Com.
Come now Mr. Commonwealth be neiShboF.
": Whilst Ohio paperis circulating amongst
yOular yelY. yours form part Ofthe circulating
medium with US. 1t would not be philosoPhie
for you to discard Western money merely for
the purpose of getting rid Of It, as it is the on
" circulating medium in your midst. Itwould
be an injury to yourselves to act thus unWise
But il you are determined to get along without
It, all the better-we win then have more o
that sort that will answer the demands Of the
LocofOco small! note law of this State.