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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

"KNow SOMETHING'S. Much has been said
in the newspapers, of late, about this secret
order which started in Philadelphia AMI has
been extended to Cincinnati and other cities of
the Union. One wh0 processes to be mem
bero the order, gives, in the New York Tri-
bune, the following as their creed, from which
1t appears that the order is mainly opposed to
Romanism and Slavery.
/, Opposition to all forms Of tyranny over
the mind or body of man.
2. Neither nature nor the constitution Of
our country recognizes the right of man 10
property in man.
g. Principles and character, and NOT birth
place, are the true standards Of qualifications
for citizenship.
4. No more Slave States should be admitted
into the Union, and there should be neither
Slavery nor involuntary servitude, except for
The punishment of crime, in any territory of the
United States.-Jefferson
8. The .Papal power being political des-
potism under the garb of religion, its support
ers should not be permitted to hold office in q
free country
g. The people being the legitimate source of
political power, all offices, national as well as
/ tate, so far as practicable, should be filed by
a direct vote Of the electors
1t is reported that this new order numbers
over four hundred Lodges in the state of New
York. There are large numbers Of those who
heretofore belonged to the old lodges of the K.
N. order, are wiIhdl awing from them, and con-
necting themselves with this new order.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

Ak oID RAsoR.--A hair dresser under the
Marlboro Hotel, Bos ton, Massachusetts,, has a
razor that came over in the Mayhower. which
has been in use in Gen. Gates family nearly
ever sihcs. 1t is still bright aud keen, and
looks well enough for another ESQ years SER
vice.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

THE NRwsPAPER.--How lonesome is the FIRE.
side where there is no newspaper Ask the man
who has family paper to read, with the latest
news, the good stories, the useful lessons and
witty sayings of the newspaper-ask ask MIN its
value Let him be deprived oft for few weeks,
and then ask him to put an estimate upon it.
II will have risen above all prices. .s,:v,.,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08
Jan. 2S-'5s.

COME ALONG, MAKE NO DELAY.
Ladies / have splendid lot Of the latest
Spring style, Plail and Plain Dress Silks,
apron Silks, Persian Berege, all wool, and Nous
De Laiue, Lawns, White Dress Goods Of all
kinds, Ginghams, Calicoes DC.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

~ Slavery 10 Kansas is sxsd fact. That
itsos exists there. despite the lag Of God aud
Nature isa mOuraful rssollQetioE Of the speech
Of the great statesman. DAnisI Webster Even
10. has been mistaken, and nougbt but the
positive '1sw ol .pau" can svsr eradicate the
blight that has sitesdy begun to curse the vir.
ga soil Of .Klpsas. Les republicans remsm.
Der that slavery Is By rapid strides, filing up
the great West. which should be left, by as as
rich legacy for our children, instead ola land
whose soil shall become sterile, lis products
bligbted. It's government and laws tyrannleal
aud oppressive, beesuss OF the extension ofihs
klishnsg, biaekssing wilhsgiBg curse.
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08
u. E. KNIGHT.

TT0RNE AT LAW,
LEEsBUBaH, ................ CARROLL Co. 0.
WILL promptly attend to all the business that
may be intrusted to him. in Carroll, Harrison and
Tuscarawas counties.
Feb. S-'55.l
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

RF The Farmers and Mechanics bank Of
Indianopoliswas robbed a few days since Of
the snug little sumpf $50 900, by its cashier.
Frank May, who, ii is reported escaped in thc
baltic.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

ES- short time since an old woman
named Jane McMullcn, when intoxicated set
fire to her tenement iu GAINESVILLE, Ohio. The
building was partially destroyed, aud she was
so badly burnt that she soon after died.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08
80. II. CRoxToN. JEo A. BINGHAM.
JOHN III. CROXTON.

AttOrnsy COUHssllor at Lac,
WILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted to his care, in Carroll County or else
where Office Immediately opposite the west door of the
Court House. EB The legal services of John A. Bng
ham, Of Cadz Ohio may be procured by the attention OF
the above
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

Carpenters and Coopers-We have full assortmen
Of Tools used by you, such as Saws Hand and Cross
Cut, Chises, &C., &c. ROBERT NELSON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08
RS- The business men of Mansfield recently

EY- The business men of Mansfield recently
held meeting in regard to The grievances ex.
perencedby them from the Ohio and Pennsyl.
Vania Railroad Company, in the delay in ship
mCnt, and delivery Of produce, to and from
said town. Railroads are excellent things
when properly managed, but, when transformed
into nOnOpOlies, they are grievances, and
sh ould be treated accordingly!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08
Dec. 4. 64.-tf
ESTATE OF A. R. DEMPSTER.

Notice I hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed aud qualified Administrator the estate Of
Anderson r. DempsteF decd, late O Leesburgh Carroll
county, Ohio. JOHN I. HUNT.
Jan. IL '65. Sw,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

II you want to build cheap, come to Waynesburgh,
and buy your Nails Locks Latches Paints Glass and
Sash. ROBERT NELSON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08
s,a,o Of OhIO, carroll Conniy, as

state Of OhIO, Carroit Comfy, Sc
oETcE or THE JupoI or PEOHETE,
CArrollion, Dec. 4, 1854.
THE following accounts Of Executors, AdministrltoFa
and Guardians have been fed in this ofee, and are
set for bearing on Monday, The siA day Of January
continued from DAY to dag until all disposed Of the
6Ing and pendency Of which Accountants and Others
interested Sin take notice viz;
Final account Of Horaio Roby, Guardian Of
SusannAh B. Selby.
J. @. Unkefsr ct 81 Adn'r. b non Of
Michael CroWl
William Cameron, Adminstrstorof
Joseph Dayhuff.
First Partial I" William Baxter, Administrator Of
Isaac Willis.
First part Samuel AHbaugh, one Of Executors Of
John Weleh,
Third Part. /" William CrO1tOD, Adm'r Of wD. W
Emsley.
On the 18th Of said month, will be heard The accounts
Of the following, Executors, Administrators, and Guar
dlans, viE;
Final account Of Joseph Palmer E1sr Of Jos Palmer
First part Z" Heury Harke Guard. Of AullhIher
heirs.
ofsamusII Boss, Adm'r, Of William
Murry.
And on the 2Sth Of said month"; the following to wit:
Second part Of anthony Cummings Executor OF Thom.
Also, on the 7th February, 1855, the following a'.
counts, viz:
Final account Of Gabriel Copper exr Of aaron Capper.
First part. A." John H. Tripp and Saml Sterling adnS
Of Joseph @. Kennedy.
Also, on the 18th day of February 1855, the
Final account Of Richard Brackn, Administrator OF
Cornelius Brackin.
Aw. MORRISON, Probate Judge
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

Ezr Gen. Henry Wilson was elected O. S.
esna'Ov' on the 3oth ult,, by the Massachu.
etts legislature His majority in tho lower
House was %, in the upper, 1.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08
ESTATE OF WILLIAM BUsLER.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified Administrator on the estate OF
William Busler deceased late Of Carroll county Ohio
JOHN BROOKS.
Jan. 1s-'S5 3w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

E9-on the ist, inst. ere occurred in New
0rleans--Loss $4,000.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08
ESTATE on JACOB UMPLEBY.

Notice hEreby gven that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified Executor of the last
Will and Testament OF Jasob Umpleby, deceased late of
Carroll county, Ohio.
EPHRON p. STEWART.
Feb. 8-'55. SW;
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

o. d ?, R. R.--From the Annual repor
made at the me citing of the stockholders of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburgh,
th stock amount stands
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

There is to be State Temperance COnven-
ton held in Columbus on the 22dd inst. The
Central Committee desire that all temperance
organizations in the State will be represented.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08
ETThe Cleveland Leader of the end inst

says:
The temperance League seem determined to
strike at the sale in high places. On Saturday
ast,prosecution was commenced against Alferd
CoEzens, under the 4lh secton--to close up The
establishment as a nuisance. Also. one Of like
nature, yesterday. was instituted against Henry
Rash, who keeps under the Atheneum.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

Esr Mr.. F: Leslie, Of Smithfeld, jefferson
county, Ohio, says the Stsubenville Union, has
leased the Mansion House in Cadz, Ohio now
kept by VIM Barrett,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

E9r AT an examination Of school teachers
In Cadis, Ohio, on the Goth ult., there were
forty three applicants, says the Sentinel forty
ofwhom obtained certificates
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

Eg-Mr. S. D. Buttles has resigned his Office
Of Director Of the Ohio Penitentiary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

Gov German, of Minnesota had fight
with an auctoneer named Collins, in ST. Pauls
on the 10th ut. In this case the auetionesr
was "knocked down"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-08

NEW YoRK TRIDUNE.-The circulation Of this
n.n.- :. -. fila.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
la W INTELLIGENCE.

sCPREHZ COURT is GAMERS Mach 81 - Before
.unse HOERfs
CAsF OF JAMES IRVING.
On The habeas corpus ID this case sskisg that de-
cCsLt ICON be Coroner crstod, Of the Chief
Ponce hndipg Coroners Jury that be
before the fact 10 tns death q Pooe % admit
bail Morris this rsrdeTed oeci5n We
the custody Of the Chief Of PO-
lice ABIDE ooubui its validity. but that
point would The the Coron II ratyn
ser finding Of the CoEoners Jury, no
CONSIGNED precisely similar to ihoss Ct citrate
euinsl eGr the ind Of the co0ners jury being
III. which the Coroner Is boa to
before uniting IL full IN sImi a. manner ~
t. eKssDe tne accused
ard asd permit the poner ~ produce
oby t,;ofe bln
The J1ose $50 held tbs; Justice OF the supreme Court
bhless be- u sc 10 bal even 10 case %
Of the patty shs appear be ooubf1 Jgise will exercise
it, also Juo Of laid Court has power on
yus hear urDJ o,Dc from that presented on the IN
te1ue thu Coroner 20 proceed aod tae s1ch uff
testimony gLe Of the District AofDey may Dc
mater satisfaction judge bu, the later bouod TO
bs judsneut whether the District Attorney
cciLc Ides 10 hs vie ~ not
liz the Tet Judge said hs considered from the
dispositions before te Coroner. that douodo m,ttef
betei there be CONVICTION not aud ho has deter
mined the party ball unless hs views -sold %
chs5sed tearing testimony OF Mr Suydsm whom ne
ute Judg,l would like 10 SEA few questions M >, II S
lie recCected lied b. fore the Coroner t4 ne heafd ~
vipE hs; lie would have Pools killed 81 ths
sudan. could not be found snd the judge
decided ssoi tie proDer to bell in $1,000, which, the
counsel stated, the. could resoi'y Get -,
Judge tAe us h separately Justify IN ST.
feIsnt amounts BIZ Oeshn OF The coua-ei, nd
friend Of living, long acquainted with him he wouS be WI
ling to become Of the ufees; the Judge though, It
would be better ts counsel not 20 he one OF the sgfres
pcspeoen PDes l.sd wealthy AID Iisirs vas dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

inert upos COW ction Il having psi-oned family Il
the tDwhthip ~ S0u'h B-rg-n Hudson County sad
Gaming dssih thereby. 1t alleged b. the POTION
ss that May dsubis esis ~ Ger guilt while be-
youth aha htr good conduct exc 4 UnIserss sFupa-
tby sr1 s-efn 70 recon etd her 10 the ciemsn'g Of
the psrconing IOStr. AL The officers IT the Stats
Prison hes, Will tes'mcny - h-r eIcale.t cspor.-
mer' great pr portion Of her tins il devoted IN
the Prison - n-ls.ng tie sl,k, Sc. she l. but =
yesr- OF see ~ - ALLEGED TIA, she il snKio1s shouli
sic be psTd0red, 20 proceed u once % scotland,
where her psrsJ "a reside and thar s6e oil ne wiling
y transported city RON the PRISON TO The ship
Petitions Of similar character with tls circu1
hers are IN circulation 10 the County Of Hudson,
where the case II thu ulcrtan ste c.l e<cies very
general sympathy. So exemplary has her conduct
been during hey incarceration IN prison ira. a1es IN
toe vicinity Of Treuton have offered her home III
their families If she could be liberated. The opes OF
q c prison nave been constructed that prisoners
syesk through ITEM and she cansO; help hearing
their foul sa'ioB. No;s outstanding all Of the
vl,ness Of prison assOoiaion she uuiks most or all
Of the prisoners msrfains e I'd behavior, and l. ap
psreutIy uncontau mated ia Inind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

Sale, of Stocks al PhiIadelp hia-MaRcH 81

faeported for THE n. y TEIBUS, NJ j. 4 a. y. far!
f,rst Boa,d- go Reading ER 6s 20 86 $1,000 schayl
Nav a. o. M, IS 500 Clty 6s s3l 900 sganJ
Co g. ,u.ly~ IA; 500 Penn s. 30, l0t Morris Cans,
P cab -. 81 Morrs Caos &. P. Is 200 Ne~ Creek
Coal Co. 4; 50 sasq cats lo 50 Chsrer Valley RI Ell
SO Lehsh Zinc u; Lehigh Nav cash 69l % Lehish Nav
6gii 10 Beaver Meadow Il g. r., b, ~; l. Jam aud
Arboy ER 1856 u Penn IN al. Chez, aad Del Cansi,
Long Leland b5 NJ go 90, - l5j 50 H.H.sq's R.,
Sis-s-s.s r,ssss.- 600 1ity y5I; do 81;
s2p 90 80. &c tof Penna 39! 30 Morris Cassl &.
p b5an IS. p Phiadephia Bans 1874, - Bank OF North
Anne sies 40
Seooad bad s. roe Camden and Aaboy n. Sc 'S3 a.
500 CO. '67 SCI; $40 City 81; 100 Reading K
AT. Ltse sohuyiknl R ~; Psaas H. r., 81 7
su.q CaSa 10; 20 sshuJ1 Nav, 81. 100 sehu,lElI Nav
Preferred s5wn %
aJ.r Boa,d-s5ee Union Canal Go. COZ; ioO N. American
Coal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
DIED.

6RusH-ou wsea-sda, sueh q water. 'oonss'' ''n
G.. . snG r. = Bfu.k
TIE F>iiss sri threads e hi nmiv are rs1us'et - -
s-c th- III FRA re-teac- o. - stber a. 5oS s's.
On lti.ifn a. % Cciocs FfraE mOfllz t1fiias-.
81 - ~ = d ress - the Fern - - o'cccs
tIat Ectl-Af Ans po = Nd on Ihurs-ay March -
" Aism = Ltsuv-nst A..sta1t fiof--.or Of Fr-arn
fsss ts;ve O! fsnee, sUt from .ay nanaooi
sr.-.teit - fetnsflysnia
tLARhE-A' rssi Lo6Se. Gleb- D-aF sydney, n. ;.
WaH, Ocf 81 1884 'hsr oft- EIeu ag-t Te.rs sud J.
9rh. az On Oct 4sh, i--res rr-ye aged m5atas
-rrif - ~ II Cor nj W Cisfke, r.sl
ttLLl R-tish- sni-r F-q - the Assct - Jus-
rres q IN Foc- Court Of Ncfcesr Hsss died A. MS real
c.rce h. tt.' cry o. ssrfay NOR M M.r.h IS
h-hrtft-On FouIi dsy. 4 noah. <ls;, EiysDefh W,
caufh@r - esihan sarah P Hs-per. aged jean ,
nj fhs src IS dsys
The t-rcs o. IT, fan respectfully invited % s'tead
ti- rnefs tfnu tie fesisnce Of psens No 50 sss
1wep) MO e o. ,Ith cay morning "a ms :. l1oe0ek
Ptisfeifri. papes pies.e copy
OR Ii A. rsfers0u y on V-c-estay. March = Ev;
heih &c. ~ vile Of William I. OreI aged p yelrs
POkIEoC>-At Montreal. c. Z. F1Gay March Is,
ysuts rorreeEs Ia Postmaster Of Montreal aged -
II sES-Se- rot Richmond. Staten Iss.d. % Tuesday.
March - teidria Henrietta vf, Of j. TfseE All dsggh
ter ~ TIE l,te AsA'r Jackson. OF this Cty.
Tie reaiioLs and encs Of tne family Gysd 70 after
tie frIesl on Thursday 2-d Inst o'clock. Carriages ~i
ts II wsirs At Po Richmond tn. IL O'Clock boat
f-t m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
II, posson yot,rR sa5s


.,nioc Stocks ar very drn. Micess,ts ss'i "a
the Afternoon q 500 Y share. This Company h NJ
recent, voted % orgsn.rs under ihs general n,aiuy
lsv Of Nichigas cres'iBg % 900 shares =, ps
value Of $50 = snare in place OF 900 shSss asv
in ia. hands OF STOCKHOLDERS. BY this arr.agsmsos.
eveiv Old shsre vii be entitled 20 6, shares OF M
Lew ,tock Al the par value of so The amsunt u
capital stock uuGer tbs organiz,noE, 10 lOOo,-
COO upon which smouut the Company has paid "a.
nual dIvoenos Of = c. Mt. Tor tao Wars Psst AHf
has sctualy esrnod 10 = cent Iae new orktniEs-
ton viii be completed sOoa 81 the legal i0rmthuS
he aVangea, and circulars will then bs issued V
the shareholders. The effect OF this moyen5nt.
viii be advantageous upon the market valge OF tins
MINES "a stock, the shares less unsieiy and
more accessible 10 small buyers. TIE vein of ths
Minnesota Conpsny Is one Of the richest on Like
Superior sno IL is estimated, will yield this yesr MT
fsr frcm 600 tuus Of copper. II was ia tbi, veia
that the immense mass Of 80 tuns was found ,at
two Years sirce. In December l-st, the Company
took on. = tuns.
writer in The BostoE Post presents some striking
statistics Of Railroad and expenses 20 prove
tia; the rates have ruled TOO low in relation to the
FitchbuTg Road. The figures are marked ia regard
10 the depreciation Of the value OF railroad property.
This road was opened March 5, lsi5. Soon after its
opening, the stock was sold az 1874 share. aud in
ls47 it was sold at sla9 = share but il has sinss
gradually declined and within few weeks il hiss
been sold at Ss2 y share. The following viii
hibt its receipts and expenses from ls4S 20 1884;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22


BRANDRETU'S PUL~-In all rheumatic cases
whether chronic or fekeu In psEs Of the boa' mt aa
lin BE- cold. ngeuzs here 20 ued ciae a. a. 70 De
comtsr to them Their sale - uiActrh pfo1 OF tne
iuvausb. medicinal Qualities They act a. pufsaive but
they 20 induce gentle pesF;ston where re1ured; aud
by 10 cold. iufueszs coughs ey preYeot feses
Al those Other often afising ron neglected cold.
~ nj. season Of ID. Tho.s Who troubled With
tinnop. tieI. In throat will find OF I've IL
er cu,. them Onoeihus saving world Of tOubis ana
ircorv.nieDcs Thirty Eve yesrs hayed used BIAS
ps.rus Pms when sick aDd they always cared
eSs,l, because fully believe
nshe 10 cure every cese-s having the OriSio and
srsipR from rnpuy imperfs-ty circulation blood Al
have them have been Der ehsdnone Injured BY
pg swearing pursns nature thows from
body Of nue.sed action Elected
Other way. BRASDRETHs Puts HAVE THREE ToLpssc
ION The psusn requires ernetic II
purge they tfscfus y the pores OF the skin
CLOSED they break the geSon and prouss sweat tai -
pls'e.
Those who have become well acquainted with their value
thank God tecsuse experience has proved that With BRAS
DRLTHs Pills IN Their possession they have comhated
cssuy osees hch have too frequently Ocessioned death
70 others similarly stuAted BsANDRETHs Pulls indeed
life saving. time-ssviDg aud heath restoring
The public. seruant B. BRaNDRErH.
New-YOfi March 10. 1855
Sold at Dr. BRAsDRtTHs Principal Office Bisndrefh Build
ins No IS Csnal 25 per box with full
orec ions Also the BIsBch Offices no. "a BOwery, and
No "a HBdsorst
The PHI. may s.o he had Of D. D. WRIGHT. No. IS Hou'
ton ~, CCTber Of Lewis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

The Michigan Central Losu, b cent. Bonds
taken yesterday. The bids opened at Boston,
and ranged frem 50 to 95l averaging sbou. 9a,. The
amount awarded WAS six hundred thousand dollars.
The bids reached 4 million.
We bear from ST. Louis that the advices of the
California failures had been received there, AMI pro-
duced but little excitement. There was no run upon
Messrs. Page 4 Bacon, and the impression was
general that news of Messrs. Page, Bacon X Co 8
resumption would be received by en- early steamer
As the next steamer from California will bring only
three days later news, her advices may not be de-
cisive OF the resumption or non-IeaumptIon of the
suspended houses. There appears 70 be rather more
confidence in the street that gold will Gene for ward
notwithstanding the suspension Of the banking
houses The remittances, il is argued, must be
made and some avenue will be found through which
TO make them. About two and-a-hsf millions Of
cold were drawn out Of the vaults OF the banking
houses, and this must temporarily make the precious
metal plenty in the hands of the public.
The Noryich and Worcester Road have made q
new arrangement with the Boston and Worcester
Road for An Express line, which went into operation
on Monday last. When the boat, the Common
wealth, is in the Line, which will be in two weeks, a
new train Of cars will be put the road unexcelei
Tor comfort end elegance IN New England. II is the
determination OF the managers Of this Ike to deserve
and obtain a fair portion of the through travel
between New-York and Boston.
Messrs l.. Higgins & Co. report the comparative
export Of packages Of Dry Goods fro Liverpool to
NJ, IL foil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

For eleven months only.
From the above will be perceived .hai the Fitch
burg Read has yielded but $500 = cent per aunus
to the stockholders, for the past four years:
The depreciation IN value of the stock Of the Fitch
burg Road may DO attributed TO several inheroat
causes. viz:
|. TIE low rates At Which, in common with oth4
roads merchandise has seen transported.
=. The dl.proporiionate increase of msrchadiss ova
pssset ger trsihc
p TINS fatal error COMMITTEES by It's directors ia
ducipe tire pssse uger fare IN ,4s from 81 10 cents
per nile whereby a loss OF $50 900 or more, vac
created TO tue stockholders
The following statement will exhibit the receipts
frcm merchandise traffic upon eight Of the principal
railways OF Massachusetts, and the expenses of sbs
freioht depsrtuent af each tor the year 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

This FIST sale of Dir. Thompson was well attended
ard the bidding went on with much spirit Before
Offering the Michgsn Stocks Mr.. Thompson stated
tia, b, an &C, OF the Isis Legi...ure, which had be-
cane Jaw, any bs!.nce in the State Treasury WAS
TO be applied to the purchase of the debt OF the State
at the loves, prize 70. 10 exceed 10 2 cent Y an-
nun. The balance now N the Treasury is about half
million.
Mr Albert II. Nicolsys regular seml-weekly alc-
ton sale OF Stocks and Bonds will tske place toner
row Ttursds!l a, IL, o'clock, at the Mer chants EK-
change.
The Nashville today took $3.50, i's in Specie, Of
which $500 coo was IL American coin and s6l 900 in
foreign coin. Ire Hermann, Saturday, will take q
moderate snoun, Of gold
The business OF the Western Roads continues goo1-
The second week OF March 90 the Michigan southern
gives so 500 sgsns, $50 900 last year, and ise two
weeks $50 900 against s55 600. The second week Of
the Michigan Central gives S., 2sj against 81, 50
last year, an increase Of slI,l
The time for The stockholders Of the Fulton Mining
Con pany to ioin ths Dew organization asa been e1'
tsniej ,ai..y days from :hs isa iass-