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Cholera IterInpI.


We take the following items from the Louisville
Journal Of Monday:
The CHoLEk1 At SrniNaFIEin.--A corresponds
edt furnishes us with The followngiist OF persons
VINO died in that place of cholera. He awards
great praise 10 tie physicians and ladies Of the
towns
10 tAe Editors Of the Lo,rispiiie Journal.
SrHlSorikLD, KY, July s, 1854.
On the 18th OF June last cholera made its appeas-
ance IN our town. Ii has since then taken or
twenty three persons belonging 10 the town. viz:
Mrs. Norris and child, Phillip Cooper, Mis-. BorIy,
Mrs. Percell, Cheaiham, James Knott. Henry
Green, his WIFE thlee children, and Jas. Newman,
m orphan boy who air. Green had adopted. In
M Grsas tamily It ragged with The greatest viru
lence. Not case was saved, although prompt.
and skilltul medical attention was given 10 each
case The family consised OF nine white mem
beers, Of which SIX have died: an mal,s. except
Mrs G.esn. Those leit are females.
Adult the sams number that died in Town died
IN the county, mostly IN Tie southern par Of the
lcounfy.
There has been no case IN town for the LIST
eight'days. Il is now healthy. There are s;ili
Some scattering cases in the county.
CHcLERA IN Mt. VxRnos.--The GAINESVILLE
Courisr OF Wednesday evening says:--sve receive.
ed to-day from Alr. WHIrE, OF MI Vernon a tele
graphic despatch informing that our informant
was IN error M regard 10 The prevalence of cholera
IN that place. as slated IN short sftacie in the
liSoin ifr Of last evening.
Mr.. W. says:-fsav e have not had but four deaths
by cholera in the city during the lnst Ten days
There has been none since Monday night, aud
there are no cases now
The Cadiz Ssntaei Rays il learns that several
deaths from Cholera have occurred nj HairiSrille,
IlaITison Co.. O.
n1-rhe Hickman Argus reports four deaths nom
choierz ~ that town. The Argus relates iainful
incident. Charles Walierson, an Englishmar " no
had reside, IN Hickman for several years had ac-
eumuiatea enough 10 send for his vile aad chil-
dten. They arrived aiew weeks ago IN charge Of
4 friend. On Thursday his friend died, ON Friday
Watterson died, and on Sunday Ms. Waiterson
died.
T5-Mr. Henry Byington, son or Capt. Byington,
clerk OF the steamer rslegrepl, No. 3. died tina
loIning, OF choleTas on board Tint boat He came
ldUwn Inst night at 10 O'Clock, on the Telegraph,
and wentto the circus With Two irlends. He re-
TUNED 10 lie boat alter the performance was over,
evidently in perfect health and retired to his ooni
During the hight some strange noise was heard IN.
his room, aud, on entering II he was found in
state OF collapse. Henry was about 10 years Of
age. He bad drank freely of nee water, and il is
supposed had eaten apples, assone were found in
his pocket.
CHoLERA M SilELByvrI.Lr.-We learn that the
cholera has appeared IN ShelbyviIIe and that Dr.
Glass, an esteemed ctizen aud physician, and two
Of his negro men, died Of the disease. the tw lat
ter on Sunday, and Dr.. Glass yesterday morning
Lotlsuflle Courier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-14

a caAttrsoE---alr. Va. =. BsApGrr, OF Fay
sss 1eu1i5 nakes the following ploposiiion
ih'one TIE eoouns Of he Lexing Staissnan:
vii i.ot Piioi. n. seeinst any stallion thai
has made season. in Kentucky tins gar for ST.
oo0 stlc; $500 forfriri a. eiihes i've thfee, or
fouf nile hrats. IN harness the aceeptor OF the
chsieir hns ing he right 70 name either OF those
distances. The race 10 come OF over the Lex-
ineton Association Course. on The fith day OF 0c-
eobel next and 70 be governed By The Jules Of the
New fnrk rlotting Club. Tie proposition 70 re-
sra1in open until the Goth OF august. 4
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zsanlt of sVheesingl

eheelihr, July 8, S5f -
Boara Of Directors hsvethia day declared diyi-
iii IL IN Is 'na :. No. nlsr. c..s;.r.
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no aloTHERs.

@ PAItIIEII q 3 ElI1llg nl1rfr1 = rltrI1
~ and the rislic eeherly, nat TIE I'll =,
lxorable At this season, viii Esse pzrttaar sis
during this month and iext, 20 Iaitn- IL tesss =
OF y ana =. MA
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IElegant Reefdenee. ).

sgIsH 70 sell my Arm rear vrf,ss,-
~ on efal terms, and IN ois6 OF ,,,-- va
aeeiIcd. nsfsl n ~. ~ mira =, :.
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n ssre1d 70 the wheFeabouts Of III. 6ch1yltI
shcfd u much doubt felt bif. George Schuyler IS
undelltocd % have said that bis brother hu1 lcit
Scfrrief'5 repptss HAT he saw him driven away
from hi. aoul on Wsdnesiay morning early in 4
hats. on The contrary, IRE. Schuyler wrote
stsiinr lI5l hot h1sbsna was too III To- leave his
~. l. Ii see arr one ON bnsiness- The almost
urirsfaal is q lie has gone 70 Canadu
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
$3.50 -SatAll 4 BOYD ) IN ei,aneall. IN cir.
noh.lt 81, 3. 90. q - - -. 81 81 -

Z FC1TL I-ITTI- OF DII0
Robert BOZ as feita, DC. county, Va.
In pu stance ii decrcs. made on Tie July
1854. in tie above ll sell al tie court
house Or oho county, konda the 18Th day or ugaats
1854 he south half Or Lot No. 49, sitze on tie vert
side street, aud Al occupied By ~ " T.
liam Roheffson. Also the pan Of lot No . IN square
No Market STREET present occupied b. Dccior "
j Rat es and Mr.. Il. S. nelaplain
The sale will be made on ereiit OF SIX, twelve and
eighteen months, tie plircaser1 giving Bonds, with
proved seerify hcains interest from day o. ssc and
Inc tile 10 be refaned until tile whole noy Is
paid. W. s. tIICkttAlls
I iyi4 Sheriff 81 ohio County
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Machfne BaI

a IARGE invoice Of Lsstber issltiss2s 49,. ~
nd 70 o. Hoyt Biothers Ne5 YoS
Sest received and for saie ~
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BASSBTT z q; a. e . :

:, -, ~ ~ lzonroo aireet, lyV,aeerfru
MANUFACTURERS and keen co,,sij rie ~ - :.
q and book paper aisc IL
~ s e mn toio POST Tanla IA
ing elnasrs boars etc. suitable o pfinisrs
aes, etS rrarer = i.-
~ 49, In word we aim 10 make our Rc5se
IN s and assortnan QUO Of The beat
Ofders sent to M win rres3 -. :, 49,. 1
very bcst terns - 7ti'',ss,s -etshnon on the
iyto r..s.,,.
ase a. e. G ss5ss ssss Isnnera Scraps ETC.
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United States ffof.;sI -


I = - = 3 ElILsAIJELEE1I q - y
y; y AcL tLLkNs GLAZE Of Jonse7 fIft.5 :, 49,
70 INFORM his rendB and fIS - 49,
That he la leased zhis Hoiiss FOR
NJ J, - > now lreiarid tor tie recepriou or o.
1e LOCAL alvantlr1s or his T. -.
'g lss knosyPto nesd eomnsnt
orasrs ~ nv stIraE have phi IA 4sf -.
slss VIII always be aurred .sfsis ~ 49,, LIE
ssailsltE 70 make fe u E ~ part shall Be
. any 10 81 In the Qusker Z = n soniorts
y selling and FranlrIf777 -T5sSFS'.- -
Mills. ~ =
IN and -. ~ /, & having taken IL
10 1>.on NILS, located IN lla ere
sisseas S ~ lowest rates "a, Is
Ttyiiles Cotton farls Cotton 3Fsfs f;s,
tinss, etc. - ~ etliu , ans Cotton l,sf-
III JAMES Klfo fT -.
Snrprin ffr5s-.s
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MEsrEEious.Fh e Danvile Register states that
sane miners in Floyd county near Toncray,s
Fesnnce, came upon new made grave, which had
TIE sppsarancsof having been recently rfed Of a
body. Some Of the grave clothes were also found.
n y hieb wounded person had apparently been
wrapped. The surnises IN regard 70 the circnm-
1iance are vari6us.
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~ The St Louis News has the foliowing. -On
Mondss dispasch y as received rom Chicago. re-
suealiag that no more aouE, or other produce. be
aeaf fron hat city. The reason assigned was thai
the railroads to and from chiclso had nore bust.
ness thanthsy could possibly atssn to. and there
s1ns more gIain and hour under way than could be
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YOUNG Genfiensn dssilss 10 i,i... chsrss = e
- F'frrr7 ~ Hg1 School, either IN Wright, ~.
rs els lqI-otld lie Is capable q ir.1la ~
1Ierenea csaay taught n such schools. The 1.t w
lll,e nrlil ihl l7t ~ July, lsii.
an ri.H totieE 81 ~ Perol11, rrcllfsa A pa ~,
~, 10 i-5 liai1 81 teluecn 1f11foe aia t-19- -
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has shown laelf most row 1ffailT cufa i've or
NERVOUS DISEASES.

~ trs.l Ee,oe- lo5s. eis,ns new M AMI
place or aepo1dency BY It's mild pleasant and sao
ton on tic stomach gers dneyz, lungs and the r,er.
oi the urinary organs, cougs asthma Bronchial alec
tons sciolgie kings XVII, worine, rhe
Ia files With an dsse.sss atisns fon in blood
y For 11lo 81 T. II. Hogan e Co.. 1Vheefnr.
Drtlgsd II gencrzly- =
Baltimore, and 3of Broadway, n Y. - =
~ PrisssI rsr bottis. apta
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Shonr STonf.- Dickens tells the following
story Of an American sea-cap,aip.
In his last voyage home, The captain had on
board yonng lady Of gemarkabis personal at-
tracilcns-a phrase iae rs beng one entirely
news and one yon never meet with IA the news
lapers This young lady was beloved Intensely
BY I'VE young gentlemen passengers, and in turn
she was in love with them all very asdentiys but
without any Particular preference Tor either Not
knowing how to make up her determination
IN this dilimma, she CONSULTED my friend, the cap
taln- The cnpiaiil beng tnan aboriginal tnTn OF
mind, says ioihe young lady, Jump oretbonId
and many the man that jumps aiieE YOU The
young lady slfnck with the idea, and being nntn-
rally fold OF bathing, especially inwaIm weather.
as il then WIS, tooktle edyice oltle captain, no
had . boat ready aud manned in case Of an acci-
denL Accordingly, next nof,lng, the 1--WE lovers
being on deck, and looking very ievotedIy u the
young lady, she plunged into The sen eadlore-
nunts Pour Of the lovers Immediately jumped in
after her. When the young lad, and her lnvers
60 out again. she says to Tue captains twkat am
70 do now, they are so wet" Says tie captain
''take the dry ouelp And the young lady did,
md married him
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-14

U-A galhering OF ave or six bundled abolition
iaiE took place in Farm ng,on, Mas, on the An.
speeches HeIe made By AIessz. Garrisoa, Phillips,
Benin and Others. Mr. Garrison concluded his
speech BY burning The Constitution OF the United
States. also copies ofthe Fugitive Slave Law. the
decision Of Judge Losiue, and Judge cuttis'
charge % United ssatea Grand jury. The aci
En foiloee5sy applause, and cries Of Shame, etc.
earsi.on J. - better follow the example Of Sar-
aznapalu.. snd burn hil,self next. and thus save
the waste Of fuel in certain very warm climate
we read shout.
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twin babies about week old on the track OF the
saillosd tron Chicago 10 Davenport They were.
drcove5ed By the engineer Of Train, which was
stopped just IN time 10 refrain from running over
fhen- The conductor took possession Of Ise babe
and intends 70 rear them.
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koAtHcEi Az REAL LfFE--A SuaUI.An MISTAKE
"A Paris letter states thai on arsrent OCCASION,
thef who was caught In he act, blew out his
brains with a pistol. As he Ind nothing about
his person By Ehich he cQuli e identified his
body was, according to custom. exposed f5r rcccy-
uiuon Al the Morguc. where II ~ as soon alter re-
cognized by woman oE her husband, who had
been missing for the last Two days The wonen
was taken before the Judicial horities and had
Jnst completed and signed her declaraiioa that ii
was The body Of her late husband, when, lol the
feal husband entered The office alive and Welt.
ostVecn Two gcie .ds-ar7rs. tie had arr we'd at his
own house while his wilr was making hrr decla-
tloo end justat the satle moment MS the agents OF
Tia tribunal who had ben dispatchedto verify
&c. The anxious wife In berh deceived by al
osioniehing resemblance OF tiir deceased t. her
missing husband
A few years since a SINH AZ mistake was made
but lives followed by more srlons Consequences.
The body OF a drowned nail was similarly recog-
nized b. Ills VIE and lso Identified by tr iesti-
mony OF sone bali lozen Of his most intimate
iiiends. Tie body was given M 10 The wife FOR
burial and tiie sad duty was dnly performed =
rear Afterwards The lady was again married., and
SIX months afteg thai the real husband, who had
pissed eighteen months ia prison Tor some crime
and was now discharged, made bis Appearance
Having become a miserable vagabond, AMI w.sh-
ing 70 Draw pecuuiary advantage from Tx awk-
wnfk POSITION Of his vile, he commenced an ac-
lion of Tie annulaliou Of tie second marriage.
Ihe wife eiiteteda convent 10 nuait the result
The decision was rriarded by the inw's many de-
lays, and before 1t came, the lrst husband really
died, aud no mistake. The wife nnmurm;fingIy
paid his funeral expenses second tune, emerged
from the convent and took definitely the name OF
her seeond: husband, whose society she could now
hope % enjoy without further Hesitation,
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rhlsll lot q knbroIderlls. q I'Ilrl1 p o. ~
-Iazae go ss1's ". d noTTE Z BROS.
,sftsr bound tainf bTia iz7. just Tlreifed b :.
- 21el1 ;. s. VOWEL. g unla 81;
ssll'esl11 Asnnilz I5r1l >. n land q ~ izss'
le25 q Uric1 -
sea-, iTssk article. iasl Isssiy.a i'''
lsiz 2fUrte. 4
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DESIRABLE brick hotIsfi. sif,.,., !. ~.
Ms 4 inquire q TaosIzs Oh q ~, ia
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AnMlNlsrRArnR.s ssALE.5

ADMINISTRATOR SALE.il5
IS Shares Washington Hall Stock
" Lii ttl Public Sale Tlraday The 18th dag
Jupc rcxt Fifteei shares ash.lefoii 11 stock be-
est bidder.
TeIms Insde known on day Of sale.
nya7 JSo- X. BoTSFoFlD Admir-
utThs above saie u postponed uaii ths 18th } Of
August. iutiefQ
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DEoIsloa e0scEasiEe CogR-s MAkTIAI--In
s. iaE violation Of the ordinary law Of the land,
and also BY court martial FOR violation OF the
military law. Thus, where an ofscef uas indict-
ana aeQuilssd. be may still be sried b. court
znarliai and punished Star.
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tsOy 4 e. variety or ioodS 15eyr ard detfant,
:. VIE. VIII Be sold cheap Especially 10 W
sllenlion 70 or stock on epntelass Dress Bola ana
e1oca henIber ssOak re Mace Of pecea uf
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De. Louis Kella,

Dr. Louis A0ll8,,
TFAyTN(s resumed he Practice OF Medicife fen1era
II vices to The elts1eas % hesiins
and vicinity
x t'. ~ 80. i,1ea-tffvr
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: ANDkERtt'S s6fAklEnit SEEDS.
81 ttECElNEn- fresh supply of Lsndfei y ~.
ana Justly celebrated Garden Seeds oi s2l. y
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NEW and light dsausht atsa lnboat- Enquire OF
n ~ q go = 80 cOpLAN q KEYS.
WheslIne. lune goth. 49, is2l
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In suace OF made on 10 9th day Or July
fs6f III abosr urned csse. viii self on ths rcri
is 10 tle taest and best biddefi on Saturday The 2nt
al 81 senteraler 1885, the tract iand IN The bill And
proceedings mentioned situate on nilaee cree
1dioinE the kate line, combining aprtt nv nnn1tc
%. more ~ tsa, and being tho 4sMc properly q
which the HeF. John Bricc died aoize'i-
Isfat n Srif0c oufli. or tue pic -a41 money e Q;
paid In the Of aalc ane the RESIDUE q onl ane
Two years. the purchases wing bcnde ~ y APP 81
enrty bearing fnici nom day 81 f1le ana INC ~
viii Be retained @ The = hcle purchase money Z pAa
iHr1l- NICK EfA11s
fvf4.td Starifr or Ono county.
rt1oshlueton Rranincr COPY andzehatge this Once and
iorgofd cory
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George a : 1'IFTTe. 5sEa ziIii-ssn
WHOLESALE
Boot and Shoe Store.

.
1lnE firm o. Tiaie Marsh being dissolved BY mutual
CONSENT George 7. itsle with him In
the Bhoo4ae and retail Ii, This
city Mr. John Altman (oTrner1y I1n Altman q
maxwell ling and ftyorbg Known 70 he Trade in this
Community under the styse and Tn Tineo Altman
shai elze stock in for cash.
and nom lraf hands aha only be able 10 osr 10
our friends good and statial bot Oh
our business hui vi oesae rufchas
will defy phIla e York to
offer greater Inducements than ca, In price
OF quality Thank for past fssors extended TO he old
fts, We now pott reseetiily solicit euutinuanee
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CHoLxRA ~ SHELByvILLr.-We learn that the
cholera has appeared IN Shelbyxille. and that Dr.
Glass, IN: esteemed citizen aud physician, and two
of his negro men, died OF The disease the tw lat
ter on Sunday, and Dr. Glass yesterday morning
Lotlisuille Courier.
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McNair s Hervey

+ q = renE out the rstdck OF sulurasr Dress Gooas
So. s.snost 5e5d 70 cos cs Iodti .non " = ~
..s {eIy u1rl r1oI8 tfetna- Any reflit -.
~ se ANAL price god ven 70 eels q lsss
They have $50 eo,,s sr., ,f rissss. Liner shlst
fAss able liilens Shifting Llneu fresh llrslilz e
lszt no % Main ~ ccn'fe VIE l1e
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NJ Aonroe street, room suitable Or an mr., -
49, oihsa neslne.s Aieo,l ooms suitable for 4 rssi
enquire a. Fartrl se,s Daguerrean sery 10 90
s------S - jyi0
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Tax E,nycfn viii Tene mberthaf the cifF faxes for
1885, were dc on fTst day f 1hnf. WI cal upon
ali the citizens and hope they VIII ~ prepared TO
~ iyi y; W. seoTr. Collector
NO FIGTAibU ti-SE NC Is RELIEVING.
Xxx 1sHING 10 reduce In large Stock o. Dry Goods
xhirh have nosy IA store. froHi this day
until further notice, sell al
Greof Reduction IN Rficee.
Remnants and datyie articles Al your own pTieea
iyfo " ~ MOTIF e BRO.
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FaIDAY MoRNINa. lULg e. lasl.
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do hetshy certify, that am personally aequainted
With Mrs khwsris and can safely ne ahcxe
attainment 70 be correct.
" A COOPER, Postmaster,
capon bridge, Hannlis hife CO. Va
a. Delicate ladies' ehdfen viii pe1ss tive Il a
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Usf received Al my new store rocn 7iexf door q
~ Greer OFT q Coz No. g n onroe
100 pain mela esIf broeals-
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81 ITITT y u
Hssr v. tlcC-y3 b5 Wm. ~. jar
niiaon us next ffiend.
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uf opened al my store foom next door 10 fSfesr
~ OIL NcCo., No % sIonfoe
-. p pairs rens Kip boots.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-21

New YoRE. Dec. ie.
The steamer Pacific arrived to- day with Liv.
pool dates TO the 18th,
There is nothing cisiye yet from the seat
Of war
LATER.
since the terrible battle Of Inkerman on the
9th Of November. where the allies lost 1000
an the Russians 10000 men, neither party
has been in condition TO resume hosliliies.
The utmost activity is manifested in France
and RnglSnd in sending reinforcements.
The Russian answer to the Prussian note
expresses the willingness of the Emperor to
treat on the following terms :-lst common
guarantee by the FIVE powers Of the rights of
the christian subjects OF the Porte without dis.
fine ion as to confession. I'd. Common pro.
lection ofthe Prineipalties to be exercised by
the FIVE powers on the terms Of the treaties now
txisung between Russia and the Porte 5 -
revision Of the treaty of Ie4l. 4lh, The
free navigation Of the Danube.
ConslanLinople advices to the 2Oh. state
that previous to the ten days last, $50 o men
TO reinforce the allies, sailed foi the Crimea,
and passed the BosphOrous on their way thln-
er.
A despatch from Canorbert, dated Sevasto-
pol, 13tk. says the operations Of the siege are
progressing
The Western powers have determined 10
hold the Crmera and dictate terms.
Prince Menschikoff informsthe Emperor that
the damage by the besiegers has been speedily
repaired. The garrison is in good condition. =
He admits of very great losses.
The allies continue to fortify the right aauk
very strongly.
The Journal at Constantinople says that 40
600 more Turks will be shipped ior the rimes
with all speed.
The Cars sons have retired from Sevasto
pol t..
Mahomed Pachs, Turkish ex minister Of Ma
rine has been banished from Turkey.
The cannon at the lnvades was fred il
honor Of the victory at Inkerman
Seventeen frst-class English steamers are
at ToulOn embarkng troops. .......
All the French ships from the Baltic are
under orders for he Mediterranean
All Ru SLAMS art ordered to quit France.
Espartero il is said has intimated TO the C or
tes tha the ministry is about to resign
0sttl Nscken is to take Dannensburg's com.
mand in the Crimea.
The Russians are strongly fortifying the Di
neslrr line near Norlhchiif $4,000 Turks arr
concentrating near Romano
It's asserted that the Russians had invaded
Bockhan and had defeaed force of 5O,IC
men sent out by The Bodsha OF Kohan.
It is reported rhat he King of Kohan had sen
to request British aid against the Russia if re
peated
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-21

EISHrEEE YEARs CAPTIVE AMONG IIDIASs
The Macoupln On Statesman gives an ac
count Of = man named Joseph Barney. who
made bis escape in May last from the Flat Head
Indians. 10 Oregon. after being 10 captivity for
eighteen years A man named John Robert
son Was taken captive ut the same time. tn,
account thus mar ates what occurred after theI
were taken TO the camp OF the Indians
They we're unboup aud confined in hut
where they a. but not allowed to escape. :
The chief offered Them bis two daughters i
they would marry and remain with the tribe
Finding escape utterly impos ,ible for the tim,
being, the terms we're accepted. and the mar
riage teok place The fruits Of this marriage
we're two children. both Of which are still liv
ing. daughter. Is. and BON, IA, both o
which he lef. with the tribe. Two years agc
Raberlson attempted to escape, bat was reta.
ken, seaIped. and burned alive, leaving thre,
children With the tribe. Seven years ago Bar
nsy attempted to escape. but was recaptured
and won Id have been put to death but for tn
inierposition Of bis wife, who was the daugEte
OF The chef. Z
In May last. during the absence ofthe chief
Barney made all the rest of the Indians drunk
shd then escaped; and although pursued g
several iays, they failed to oyeltake him, Fl
in IS years Of sge. originally from France, bu
lorAeFl5 lived j. 9tsego county. n Y.