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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-02

CARRoLLToN LOOKING UP AoArN-The iron
horse, Washington" come snorting into town
last evening, bringing train of freight cars
along
The cars will hereafter run daily between
this place and Bayard-Wheat is bringing
Sl,44 per bushel, business brisk.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-02

The steamer Georgia; from Alabama, a. caught
nre on Saturday night, and with her cargo was
destro yed. About 80 we're drowned. Loss Of
over $4,000,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-02

Jan. IL
SENATE-The Senate had a very short ses-
sion to day and after passing Mr.. Atkinson's
resolution in relation to the public lands, ad-
jouned. This resolution asks that actual set
lers shall be entitled to 100 acres Of public
lands at the cost Of the same to Government
Ii also asks that no more lands be sold TO spec
ulators or non residents. II some wise man
can reduce these ideas 10 practice he will de-
serve a statute of marble. We have nothing
but good will TO the general features Of this plan,
but we have thought about it for some years.
and we have not been able to see how the
present system can be materially improved
HoUsE.-The matter of interest this morning
was discussion upon printing the report of the
Treasurer in answer 10 a resolution asking for
the amount Of money drawn by the Board Of
Public Works, since the l4th Of November last
BY this report it seems that the enormous sum
of one hundred and seVen thousand three hundred
and taCentg Vs dollars and taoeny nine cen g. have
been drawn by this Board since that time.
This amount is not included in the $449 900 of
expenses for the past year, reported by the
Board.
Mr.. Van Hook and Mr. M'Kenzie defended
the Board, and contended that every dollar
would be satisfactorily accounted for. No body
denied this, but all this money and much more
had been drawn from the treasury without au-
thority of law, as the appropriation of last year
had long since been exhausted.
A motion to print the report Of the Treasur-
er, giving the fgures, DC. gave rise 10 the dis
cussion. 1t was feared that this document
going to the people without explanation, would
produce an unfavorable impression. But it was
contended, on the other hand, that the facts
should be known, and the proper way 10 get
at them was to have them printed and laid be-
fore theIpembers, Upon the vote ordering the
report to be printed, the vote stood, ayes 7S,
nays II. So we are to have the report prn-
ted
A resolution was then passed asking the
Board to report the specific objects for which
the money drawn by them since the 18th of
November last, had been used.
bill was introduced authorizing the Board
OF Agriculture to print at least $4,000 copies of
OF their report at prices not higher than the
State pays for similar work, 10 be distributed
among the counties pro rata.
A resolution was passed calling upon the Trea-
surer OF State to report whether any of the pub
lie money has been deposited with banks, and
whether any interest had been paid him for
such deposits, DC. Much has been said upon
this subject, and all sorts of charges have been
made against Breslin. He has now a chance to
vindcate himself.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-02

Jan. IL
SExArE-Mr. Sherman gave notice Of an
anendmeEt Of the Constitution, so as 70 pro-
vide for annual sessions Of the LegislAture.-
This is 20 be one Of the questions hereafter.
HousE. The School law was brought up,
and discussed at some length this morning.
The provision requiring seven months school
in each district was found 70 be difficult in ma
ny places. A very general expression Of
opinion on the various features Of the law was
made, and we were glad to notice that these
were on the whole, decidedly favorable =
There is. no doubt. strong feeling in its favor
not only among the people, but also among the
members Of the Legislature. Details may per-
haps be improved. but We trust no essential
change will be made ill the system has had 8
fair trial
The House agreed by vote Of 63 to 23 to
20 into the election Of a U. S. Senator on the
cath inst.
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EFRev. Mitchell's communication will ap-
pear next week.--Severul important Articles o.
mitted, to give room to Legislative proceedings.
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Jan. l6:

SEEArE--Two bills were considered in COM
mittee of the whole. One provided for the
publication Of all the laws in newspapers.
The committee decapitatedit it by striking out
the 6rst section, thus leaving that subject as it
at present. Finding nothing else to do, at
eleven A. NJ, recess was moved and carried.
HousE.-In the House the afternoon session
was spent in considering the bill to pay to
Judge Holt for damages to his land on the Mer
Ger Co. reservoir. When the reservoir was err
ected tract Of bis land was overhovn, and,
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larm consisting Of 91ss. agd s8 ag0 m8,7
aa '''l'a16O Acres - lsoal
Of land, of which lRU are cleared, situate IN
washington tp., Carroll CO., o., on the road
leading from Jut.ge Ebersole's to Malvern, /
mile West tie former place, and one-half
mile from the line ofths Carroll County Rail-
road; known as the "Cool Farm 7 There is
erected on said farm a good dwelling house,
spring house, barn, wagon she'd, and other,
necessary out:buildings. There is good and
never failing spring of water within few rods
Of the dwelling, and a well of good water in
the barn-yard. -s,s, u, .m, 1-'',aeii
Possession win be given on The 6yst day Of
April next. Fer terms apply TO the subscriber
living on the premises. ''.'8 w I'.iF
GEORGE EBERsoLE,
Feb. Q. l854.-tf.
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January, y.
SEvATE-The Inauguration of the Lieutenant
Governor, who under the Constitution performs
the duties of President of the Senate, took
place to-day.
HOUSE, The most interesting subj ject
brought before the House was the resolutions
concerning the Erie difficulties introduced in
the Senate some days since. and which passed
that body by very decided majority.
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SExATx--The Senate proceeded TO elect three
standing committees to complete the list.
Committee on BensUOlent Institatio ns-Messrs
Sinclair, Creigh and McCauslin.
salaries and Fees of PUbi'c Offers -Messrs.
Sutton, Sherman and Anderson.
Medical Societies aud Colleges. s.-Nessrs Sin.
clair, Townshend and Wright.
So much Of the Governors Message asrefers
to juvenile offenders was, on motion Of Sena.
tor Foote. referred to select committee Of
three: Messrs. Foote, PendletOn and Steed-
man.
After hard struggle to find something to
do, Snd q very decided failure in the premises,
the Senate took recess.
EousE.--Ths only matter ofinterest in the
HOUSE this forenoon, was the resolution of Mr..
Downing, ofWayne, proposing to go into the
lection Of U. s. Senator, on the Gath inst
This created slight buEs, and on motion to
lay 1t on The table vas made, upon which the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-02

yeas and nays we're demanded, when il pre-
vailed by q vote Of IS 70 a.. Il viii probably
be brOug ghs up again, at an early day. i
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CARRoLLToN,MARK RKETs.
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale q valuable
farm consisting of ls. aa b d a.,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-26
THE SEDUCTION CASE.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 25-In the case of Harriet
Savers eersas Deschamps and Chadwick, for seduc-
ton, the jury were unable to agree, and the parties
were discharged. Judge Black, in charging the jury,
said that his own nclinations had been week ago,
to drive the out of court if he had the power
The defence endeavored to prove that the girl was
lewd previous to the alleged crime. The evidence
throughout was of the most disgusting character.
The damages were laid at $4,000, but the case
has been terminated by the discharge of the parties
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken
~ the buildings corner of Franklin and Wall sts,
takes this method Of calling the attention Of his
friends and the public generally his stock of
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
&c He 10 prepared execute all orders in his line
with neatness and Dispatch eS#&%
Having obtained the services of Mr.. LEMUEL
RIPLEY, he is prepared to get up, in superior style,
and furnish fine Light Buggy and Carriage Harness
cen be obtained in our city. rs e5E3A - Il
ia elm $3.50 I.se HENRY BAKER
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SEMINARY AND CHT7RCH RIrRNT

PirrsBURG, Jan. 2i.--The Western Theological
Seminary and the Presbyterian Church. at Allegaiy
city, were burned 10 the ground last evening at &
O'clock. Halfthe library which was very valuable
was saved. The buildings were insured for 5000
The library was partially insured. About forty
stadenls Of divinity occupied the building No lives
were lost. -.. +a VS.
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WHEELING, jan 24th,--After several days of te-
iegrapfie interruption and considerable cold wealth
er, | am happy 10 be able to inform you that the
rlver Is in fine navgable order There is 10 feet of
water In the channei and falling The weather con
unues cod though there is but little ice remaining.
CINCINNATI, Jan 24.-The river is very high
plenty OF water for New Orleans
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KINGSTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, January 24th-The Northern Light
brings Kingston dates of the 10Th. Holders OF new
Baltimore Flour were asking 3eai2s No sales.--
Fresh Baltimore Corn brought 6s Cd Is per bag.
heel dull Bread Is 20s. Cheese sd. Hams lOd.
White Pine Lumber and Shingles plenty. Slaves
wanted
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GEORGIA SENATOR

MILLEDGEvILLE, Jan. 25-The Legislature OF
Georgia, after repeated ballotings have, at length
succeeded in electing Alfred lverson to the u s. Sc
nate He is Democrat oft States Rights school,
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FUNERAL OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTER. .
WAsHISGToN, Jan. 25.-The funeral Of NJ. b.
disco, this afternoon, was largely attended. The
President, Heads of Departments, Foreign Minis
tiers, &c., &c, were present. The remains were
deposited in the beautiful cemetery at George
town .4.r...... ..-
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SEARCH For SMIrCGIFRS

BosToN, Jan. 25--On the arrival of the Niagara
to-day the custom house officers were on the alert
in consequence of recent smuggling developments
No one was permitted to 60 on board until the yes
sci had been thoroughly searched and the trunks OF
opened. ss
The Niagara passed the Asia on the 9th, going into
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LATER FROM HAVANA

CHARLESTON, Jan 25-The steamer Isabel arriv
ed to-day, with Havana dates to the ed There i:
no important political news. The health of the
Island is good --- f.
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SUNBURY AND ERIE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-The Councils of this
city are dissatisfied with the election OF Senator
Cooper to the Presidency Of the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad. An effort will be made to withhold the
city subscription of s. 600 Ol0 - 49, = ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-26

New York, Jan 25.-W. B. Townsend an emf
nent merchant Of this city accidentally killed
last night. -gsI
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

NEW York, Jan. 25--An accident occurred to-day
ON the Naugatuck Railroad The cars were thrown
of the track, the engineer killed and the fireman SO
badly injured that he cannot survive
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MARINE DISASTERS

s. KEY WEST, jan 23,--The schooner Water o.
Dale went ashore and sunk crew and passengeri
saved. The ship Brace is ashore On Cuanford rec
and sbandoned--crew saved ST. $50
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rms DAT DAT


CITY HOTEL FIIRNrupr NOV
o1na1A FE BILLIARD TAEIHs. Wfrxs n.
TE TpH s NV ~ ~, e: e, At 1Uc{i6N@on
msneirs e "a a,s, E4lkNlNG; the nd lnsl, sss-
-, rss.s sn & FURNITURE q ths CITY HOffT.
us;,.1 q 1000 quality, and has been recsufiy g.
~ Spnns Beds Let qusIisy. 8 4 s 81,
-. noesny ard Iron kedsisaas, slnsls asa dsahla
isrge Salamander Ssfe. sst &
MHssndssrs Billiard Tables and Hixturss con,plsfe
AL ors Kitchen Furniture.
din. ~ Iss,ndsome Window Curtsins Cbrpefa. Bed.
III, Iaeis md CHAMBER Linen u =, = -
BENG imported By the prepr;stoS. tosstssr NJ 81
sssaiy furniture, re-, for Hossl purposes. $.
90 dsSs ~, suns under 50. eash, oysr thai s,
;.1o A. MOTT Co. Auets
ifnNr1v,rrn I; N. B. ROY, Pfcpfietor.
THIS MORNING at 10 o'ciocs wSsu ~. Ssss ~
9fthe Furniture, including che Parlos Tsrni,rvs lin
.9s:' xssfsas Allen MOTT CO. - !
- - " 8 "a
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THE MISSISSIPPI SENATOR. &c.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22-The Hon A. Brown, Sc
natof elect from Mississippi has len for Washing.
ton.
The steamers Daniel Webster and Ell Dorado
sailed fer Aspinwali yesterday. -
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BosToS, Jan. 2i,-Thc amount collected here for
the San Francisco rescuers fund is now over $1,000
Ice committee meets to make awards on Thursday
The weather is very cold, the Thermometer this
morning being six degrees above zero. :"
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SAILING OF THE EUROPA

Nav YoRK, Jan 25.-The steamer Europa sailed
for Liverpool to-day. She took out $4,000 in
specie and 3opassengers,
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THO GARDENERS.-Now is the time to
Il prepare your grounds for early vegetables and
as thes are what bring high prices every one who
mas qnarter of an acre of ground should put down
vegetables from six to eight weeks sooner by makne
a HOT BED-sash for which may be had at q triHing
expense, with glass, ready for use.
MILES AMBLER,
N. B.-A large lot o SASH, BLINDS and DOORS
for sale at very low rates. Call and see.
jazz M
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AUCTION aALns.
FUTURE DAYS.

NEGROES Ar AUCTIONs-Will Sc
sold ut public auction. at the late residence Of
Francis Wrisht deceased, In Caroline county, near
VIM. w. Dickinson's on the 1st day Of February
next. NINE NEGROEs-2 Young men, 20 and q
years; youpg women, between 10 and q; girls,
one II and one yearsold; middle aged woman and
boy--all very likely and valuable.
Also. al the stock crops, household and kitchen
furniture. will be sold on the same day.
ia z1dtd WESLEY WRIGHT. Admir-.
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SAsFRANCIsCo, Dec 81 The Herald reports cem-
naereal affairs gloomy, The demand for tie interior
was very small, and the imports exceedingly heavy.
The receipts Of gold mad greatly decreased. There
hao been nine arrivals tr ON the Atlantic ports with
full cargoes Nearly all The leading staples had de.
glined Small sales of Gallego 4 HsxaIl flour at
sl2 75QSl5. Barley PC, per b. Clear pork in ha If
bbF. Sli Is. Provisions nominal Baltimore oysters
S. per case. Wheat S3500575
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THE MARKETS.

New York, Jan. 2s.-The Flour and Grain mar
kets are firm, with no change in prices.
BALTrsoRE, Jan. 25-Flour se 81 a g. so, with
anlactive demand. Grain firm, with an upward ten
dency. .,sess5 49,
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,srR1rCrIuE E1RE .IN wINcrrsrrp

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN WINCHESTER.
WINCHESTER, Va, Jan. 25.-Our town has been
visited by very destructive fire. Twelve housee,
which occupied the space between Taylor's Hotel
and the Valley Bank, were consumed. Loss 3d.
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Al LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF

IA LOTS in the city of Richmond returned deln-
quent tor the non-payment of city there for
the year 1885, which said lots parts of lots will be
sold in front of the City n all the LIST day of the
next ofthe Hastings Court of the city of Rich
moad, between the hours of u in the rning and
O'clock il the afternoon unless there be previously
paid the taxes thereon, together with 20 per cent
for Additional charges r 'A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-26

AuRDEas. HUI and Mr John. respectable.
citizens Of sG Paal, Minnesota were recently knock
eh down IN the streets Of that town with a siung
sho' by some unknown fufiians, and so badly ID,
Iafed as to cause their death
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MARYLANn eENATOR.

ASAroLis, Nh, Jan. 2s--The Wing Legislative
Caucus to nominate candidate for U. s. Senator.
meets here tonight 1t IL expected that MrsPearee
win be nominated
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PRESENT TO CAPTAINS CREIGHTON AND

y, NEW YORK: Jan 4.-Ihe merchants of the New
York Corn Exchange have presented 70 CAPTAINS
creighton and Lowe, each an eigh, hundred dollar
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NEW VOLUMES OF BOHN'S Ii
RRARIFS .t #i@ st-i

The Ecclesiastical History of Socrates surnamed
Scholarships or the Advocste-comprsing q HistoTy
of the Church. in seven books. Translated from the
Greek. 81 Is. Bohn's Ecclesiastical Library. 80
The Works of VIM. Cowper-eomp Using his
Poems, Correspondence and foundations; with Life
of the Author, by the editor, Robt Southey, LII D.
Vol.1. 81. Bohn's Standard Library. -
The Works of Apuleius-eomprising the Metauor-
phoses Golden Asa the God Of Socrates the Flor
translation TO which are added, Merrcai vsrsion
of Cupid and Psyche, and Mrs. Tighe's Psyche--a
Poem in six cantos. 81 IS Bohn's Classical Ii
brary.
lust received and for sale by
ia o Eagle SQUARE.
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.

BY TAYLOR < WILLIAMS, Aucts.
-FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS ON Sc
Il COND STREET AND IN DUVAL'S ADD.
TION AT AUCTION,-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
9th inst, at O'Clock, upon the premises will be
sold, two large framed TENEMENTS and LOTS,
situated on the West side of I'd street, near Mrs.
Downeys store fronting about 70 feet each, and run.
ming back $50 feet.
After which will be sold two HOUSES and LOTS
in Duvaps addition, the West side of ST. James
street. between Federal and Coutts reefs, the
residence of DIR. Robinson, fronting about so feet
each, and running back l25 feet.
The whole of the above property is now yielding
good rents and those wishing to invest in such pro-
perry would do well to attend. -
TERMs--One-third cash; balance at 4, and u
months credit payments to bear Interest," and title to
be withheld until last note is paid.
ia0 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Auctg
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan 25.--Ihe late Judah Truro
'e numerous legaeies 70 individuals and public In
stitntiens. . ~ X ~
Cotton market unchanged. We note Gales Of
1880 bbls. Flour at s7as7.25 per BARREL TIE
sdeslof Coffee today amount to 1000 bags at form
or prices.
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CURPRISING BUT NEVERTHELES

NURPRISING BUT NEVERTHELESS
~ TRUE.-The prices which LEVY is selling his
CLOTHING at, surprises the closest buyers, 60 he
must really be selling cheap and if you don't believe
It, just call on him and examine for yourselves and
you will be convinced that his clothing is not only
the cheapest but the best made in the city As the
season has far advanced he will sell off his Over
coats at cost and even less rather than keep them
until next winter. Now is the time to buy your
clothing, and the place is a. "A. LEWIS,
No. SO Main street, op. City Hotel,
ia IT Sign of the Red Ceat
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NEW CROP ORLEANS SUGAR AND
IN MoLAssEs--For sale by
sa2. z. II. sKIsKER, Cary 1t. Z
GLOVER sEED.--5G0 bushels piime
~ new erop Clever Seed. for ssie by -
JsA Il. H. SKINNER. Cary q.
pRJME LAGUAIRA sCOFFET.--I7C
tsI @e lewis WEEBk son
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Il OOK OUT FOR THE RED COAT .

n OOK OUT. FOR THE RED COAT I,
THING STORE in this city, and the purchssers Of
Clothing are becoming more convinced of the fsck-s
They find the Clothing purchased Of LEVY be OF
superior quality and the prices uncomnoply lev.
His stock of furnishing goods complete and at pri
ces to suit the most economical. -la 4 F,s 6
He will also make to order, CLOTHING OF every
description, slow az il can be purchased ehewhere,
ready made. 1--s-.-..
To be assured of the fact, call on LEVY. q his
store, No. SO Main street, opposite the Cily Hotel,
ign of the Red Coat & IA s1 1900 ~ -,