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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-12

EsEsSRRs. po5eli Lister hox to call ruhc ate nton
lfA they supply HAsPsR PUTSAM, Cooley,
KSlCERB0CKEa HoUs EHoLD WORDS, GEAHhS. Sc. az the
price publishers either by the yer single
thus the suecrihec the entire Posage and
from usually receive his Magazine week earlier than
n he wa The volume OF Harper D.
Tnens with December So which will he r3c.ivs6 s. ahnUt
week nv poTis D0BELL LISTER.
ITO TIVE 3ABBE;}s We hsvs in cur .ar-e essort-
II Of fancy soap styie t is I've years old made
does z II. COOK & SON.
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u Neg, oes are held at high rates in Vir-
gina. A recent sale OF the blacks belonging
to the eat,te Of Alexander Moore. deceased,
Of Halifax county, shows that the prices were
unprecedented. One man, aged % years,
Lroasht s., 466; another one, of the same age,
SLID; one 20 years Old, S1,488; a girl, II
years DID, sold for 81 2GO; Il boy, years old,
$500; one, 10 years, $3.50 The number sod
was 46, varying in age from / to Is years.
The sum OF the sales was So ,32t-making
an average Of SOB 20.
One happy effect to the poor negro of high
prices, is that he becomes 50 precious, that he
IS an object Of tender care. lie is clothed
well, fed on good food, and not over worked,
for the sake Of his health; and as the 'sulks''
Is known To have an effect upon. the negroes
digestive organs ami consequently on his
health care is taken to keep the gang" in
cheerful spirits.
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r.ss R4zARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANvFAcrrRERs AID DEALERS IL

CEEA.Q1 ID - @ W. 81 q 10 =
AvIN reduced their prices correspond with the
g Saltpere, coatrne to offer their we'll
an .r1ads ELECTlIC ISGIAN RIFLE Sni KENTUCKY
RIFLE oe- ia kegs aad canisteTs Also 1uaPo SGer for
lsstny 1tinuE comprising Iii lualitie
aud required ~ the trade guaranteed to give entire
s.tizsa1ton.
hghes. tan twenty me years viii he
unsurpassed other manual OF che kind in
the world.
ForaIs the dealers and also ~ the Office Of the
Company, No. GO wall cor. Water street. New y ork-
a. G. HAZARD President.
A p. DOUGLASS, See'y. ay2S-6md
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1ALps OF REAL EsTATE.
DIV GOODS AS AUCTION!

MUST received and will az auction. Auc
50 tiou Rooms regar sale days large and gene
mi Of Dry Goods Notions and fancy articles
eonst'ng il part o. Brown and Bieachcd sheengt and
Shirags Sauets. aSimeae COatiugS Flanueis B1nBets
Jeqrs. R7sinz, Gloves Mits. Spool Threats, LiEcys.
MeriaCs. Sbawls. Susr=nders. &C., lie.
Arsu:Tablts and Pocket ut Jewelry and Watches,
Cos nl Hair Rrshes fancy Razors Pins Needles
Acccreoas ard great cf fancy articles 100
Gus 70 mention. WOOLSEY Z. NELSON.
p0vi Auction GERS.
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p1y Freirht Trains leave Evansville end trrc- aute
90 A. NJ. which local passc viii be taken
- formation through Tickets arFly at II c
Gopany's Transportation Once hesd Of w
ansyiIle. decI8 j. J. DANIELS. Sup't.
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CALIFORNIA.

Ia-Daors and )ut or How Farm. Mine and Live gen
orally in the Go'den State. By ELIZA W. FARNHAM. IL
no. , cloth. Price 81.
The and graphs picture Of life in Califor
nj female which has
Nrs Farnh9n the and reports the trials.
pleasures experience of ta sizrant with honest
interesting ents with
action Of tho Vigilance Commits in San
Francisco probably gives the cearest and
consecutive view of this subject, which has yet been
M bIished dec3l-1wd&w
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OcoEE BASK-The farmers Of Cherokee
county, Georgia, having lost about 100000
by the failure of the Bank of East Tennessee
are very much concerned about the notes of
the Oc0ee Bank. hey are circulated exten
sively in that section, and the Augusta Chron-
icle cautions the people against them.
~ The Southern Bank of Kentucky has
declared a seni-annual dividend of 5 per cent.
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MAN SHOT IN INDIAN. We learn that on
Saturday evening last, man was shot near
Charlottesville, Shelby county, twenty nine
miles this side of indianapolis, and robbed of
S1,3D. The money had been entrusted TO
him to take from indianapolis to Cincinnati.
He came down on the railroad about thirty
miles, and soon after he got of was shot, but
not killed outright, though dangerously woun-
del. Our informant did not know his name
The rObber is not yet discovered Cincinnati
G1zetLe SEh
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EtHANKLFN Reilly beg leave 70 call the alienation to
aud t5eT large al well
eced spring nd nuicr dry goods rec
during ID weeks rr=nE Of the most fer-
ae stocks be ouad ia te city " eh they at whole
thejr pHbc generality
prices prompt Thor tocp
che oil linzBrosd cloths black and tancv
Free1s Witt bHS aui fancy Aisrsaie az
sfl Testirs5 C2onades Croton cloths md 7E aaa faa
Linen Drills rich Caieoe Philip Allen, Sprse1e7 hnc
Sac Mills ard Other printed Fr-uch 4ni Scotch
ets aud Lawns printed F-eae Robes plain ard salty
Beregs e0l"red Game MINT White CASH
plain anc fancy Ginghans rich print, orzaaaies
Rran ard Cha De Lanes. white Grape ShaVs black
silk shawl rich stilla wis and srer h7ch aad
Moria antique P3rasols silk aud ginShaT
I'm rellas Panama aud Rrai3 Hats English rew
fancy Bennets. rich bonnet Ribbons Hosting Cloves
Faus shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil printed window blinds. together with
variety of Trimming small ard fancy goods
Ec.,&c, rnyI SHAEKLIN & REILLY.
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THE GOLDEN DAGON;

Or VI and Do the Irrawa1j being Passages of I'D
ventureF the BGrman Enpile. BY an American. 12mo
c!o.h. illustrated Title Pese. Price 81. s.= a..
The author served Surgeon board English armed
steamer curing late Burmese and in ths book gives
NEST picturesque OF his remarkable adj
Che fact that little Is known Of the singular
people Barn LanI Of the hits Eep han the
Ftrane the Golden Fooeaad that the present work is
tho trst OF the KIND curious field renders
Tbs Golden DaxoB'' peculiarly interesting book.
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81 1t is said Gov. Rceder intends to con-
test Mr.. Whitfield'S seat in Congress YET, on
the ground that there was no law to warrant
the holding of an election at the time he was
elected
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEY s. CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
NE L "a q K q. II " q,
EVA vSVIITE IND.
H.vIra atted m Z mammeth

sa = HAvIga Cited up mammoth sf-s
800 y hi.rfBoat. the largest On the. 49,
Otto Forin TIC nest substantial manner. are pre-
para;t any cusnes entrusted oDrcara eth
er by sEfEHss. RAILROAD ssss "a NE
without exposing the nelemenoy ofbhe weather any
property; and paid 20 Recciv
Storing aRd forwarding and also to sale 81 any
Produce consigned 10 and all orders promptly allied.
p. G ORILEY returns his sincere thanks 10 his HU-
efo1s friends their former patronage. aHd respect
fl solicts aoontnuance ofthe same, which will bs
daily fecprocated.
4 Store Room wellsurplied, will he kept forthe ac
comodetior Of Boats and their orders eG:cflis allied
mh3-d6Zw1y 2. c.. O'R4LEY & co
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AUCTION SALES.
rANCY 3 GO ps ar AUCTIoN


II have lust received Ian and complete stock OF
Y 81 Fancy Domestic Dry Goods which We will CON-
selling 3onds the 18th 10 O'Clock. This
part toll rlan plaiG
ana striped silks. hesvy MoTe Aptoque o. Bishops black
ere5rz silks various styles and eolors All
De both fgred plain.
plait aneIes every style sad pattern together with
plaid riped Jaee: Na1nsook
toth p:atu rIae Irish LINEN ss Tafes few yards OF
shake Flsns, - yards wide These toEather With many
other gods numerous to menton. We oder TO the
Ia les Fyensyc ally assured it will be TO their interest
to call and see for them. elves.
TIE a5aon o tie sdies respectfully collected to the
goods they villa lie soi and mistake and
such pp0r.utjs rich ad fe goo 90 not often
occur. jan9-tGs WOOLSEE u y ELSCN. Auet'r.
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y7lvy ADVERT $ & ~ s27Zs'gS.
II iTRs

Onasauare ten lines less tine three times si
one week 81 weeks. ~ 5oi month 81; three
opts s. six months e1C; year. 2l5. Discount
!arzsr adreroalenc Cards OF six lines under 5 FER
aanum death ligious notices
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CURTIS COMPLETE WORKS,

Vol I. NILE NOTES,
Vol 2 THE HOWADJI IN SYRIA,
Vol 3 Lotus EATING,
Vol {. THE POTIPHAR PAPERS,
Vol 5. PkJE ANDI.
In I'VE volumes cloth uniform. s.; half calf, gilt e. so.
Each volume sepsrateIy. in cloth, 81.
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Ii Of Letters from Syria By W. De FORREST.
I2mo. cloth Price S71z cents.
These are fresh ana most agreeable views ad-
vanareou5 points Of those storied fields of
Palestne which enployed already many astery
pencils of the spiendor and the havoc OF
The East The clever sketches Oriental Acqaain-
serve we'll this fruitful of travel
/ subjects 5 from being exhausted.
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Hoe BCsIyEs5 At THE FALLs.-1he Louis
Vile journal publishes the annual statistics Of
the Hogs slaughtered around the Falls, by
which the falling Off this season, compared
with last year, is equal to 3l2l per cent
Tie nunberof hogs is 87.5I7 less ami tie de-
e. ~, ...nirl.t ~ d Con z II Il g
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~ The Cincinnati Commercial of Friday,
says that teams crossed on the ice at this
point, Thursday, and that the John Warner
was to have left Cairo for New Orleans ON
Wednesday. Two errors
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Of The Chicago ribune says the report
that the Electors of Wisconsin failed to cast
their votes for Fremont, is not correct
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WYE have this day (Jsnpar tth 1857 sold out
80 tire stoeks of Family GICcrrles, &c.. to NIL sam
NIcSeTy.
VIC take pleasure n RETURNING sincere thanks
numerous teaGs and custo for their hsrsl parorrg
1t.u :ea TO ~ and We solicit continuance OF the same i
our Successor IsG7 EERAUBERGEh u CARSON
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NEW YORK.

rom .E.gEEsT &. EssCHAR DSON7s Ad-
vcrttsing aud Correspondence Office, No 800 Broad
Wav eW York.
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CEF The Washington correspondent Of the
Louisville Journal, writes that 1T may be safe
ly said that there is not a sane man in this
city, nor crazy one either, who believes that
Kansas will be admitted into the Union as a
slave State"
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DANiELwooLsEY.............-
AJCII0a fsBRs, COMMISSION MFRCHANTE
and Z eat EssaIe Brokers,

FAyTNG leased COR assrua OF years and fitted upthe
Old Court House cosaer OF Main and Thvd streets
prepared receive for sale auction or private
all kinds merchandise; household
furniture. horses. bUrEies, etc. etc.
Cszh advances "a asiFa when required.
E5grar sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
clock, Il Also Tuesday, eds e5d2y
and Friday NJ s9ts. at early slight.
@AIElS OF REAL EsTAT'E.
The first aIo1dey every month, Ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves With lsrge Nap fthe City OF
Evansville containing al EnlargeroeHts and be-
ievpg the iuesrest OF all concerned We have
Every month for the sale of
Real Estate al those wishing to sell requss-
ted hand time give tic public due notice
The patronage Of these having Houses Lands
sale either Pablo private SALE soiiei
ted. iyl5 WOOLSEI & NELSON. Auet's.
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CHANGE.

8AyLv bought Nessrs HersbIerser & Carsou stock
4 OF Family Groceries. Prodare G, you'd be glad
OF the customers OF the lae nm
my old friends ana the public gene !ly.
promising DO utmost to give entire salts
lat ton TO all,
viii remain fer Few days il the store occupied 3
the late previous Locating PERMANENTLY IN the
'VenneuAu old stan4 OF Nam AID % here
will endeavor seer such stock goods always Oh hand
as the wal OF families dsra.d. 49, -
AMI '
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THIRTY FOURTH CONGRESS-sECoND SESSION.
WAsHTNGToN. Jan 10.
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y LIVERPOOL TABLE sALT.-25 bags fine. Just
z reed for sale BY D. l.. uAlS M q 60.
dec22 sycamore street.
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Il A deosa '0f January i'' DoBELL L LISTER.
1aTEVV MOLAs=Es.-45o bbls reed and to arrive and
3 for sale by doclb PRESTON BROS
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s2tlTN1REEs--
- doz Fzzs;
ILs Butter warranted:
80 bushels PstttCes; bill Sweet Cider Just received
and FOR sale II T'tS LANGLEN -
iare-2td Corner OAK aud Second sts
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TzNO3ACCO assorted brand in store for sale
g Nv deeZO-dSw ORR. DALZELL & CO.
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ss+iSElETG.-
E i2O cans Pr sh Peaehes 10 loves Raisins;
2bozes Citron; l cask LaRte Current;
! cssk PTunes, for saIs by
dee12 HoRNBRoOL & co.
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John Marquis.
Attachment
.!ohn J. CLAY ton.
uSEFU 81 Daniel Chute Justice oil VaaderbUrgh
s = Indians.
SAID John clayton is hereby notiaed of the pend ncy
the VIII stand Tor trial before
at my ofce Pigeon To nf OF gid county the 3oh
day Of January. 1857 81 0 clock in the forenoon
ian7-a.d DANIEL CHUTE Justice.
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SALT
- 800 bbIs Kauav ha Fina; 500 bis Kanawha Alum;
sacks Island Alum for sale in lots salt
,an5 GEo FOSTER & co.
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Gro AZ Y El0-us,r ~ Coy CEasa.

EEAYTNG sold out it becomes necessary order Fa
our debts that collect dehts due Persons n
erested will please +. ?. Carson the the oil
stand Main street. 1870 - $500
JAM HEhS II BE no l. IL d "a ISSJ-'-
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Goal & miscellaneous.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.


On Monday, the 1st Of June, as on the day con,
alituiiOnally ordered for the ~electicn Of officers.
there will be divine service in the Lutheran church
in the English and the German languages, COM
uuencing at 10 SO, A. M.
On Saturday, the 9th Of June, there viii! be
services 10 both languages, when the solemn right
Of confirmation will be performed upon some oil
the baptised youth Of our church. Services to
commence at 10 80, precisely.
In the afternoon Of the same day the prepare
tory services in order to the Lords Supper will be
held Tor the German portion Of the congregation
at O'Clock, aud for the English at 8 o'clock.
On the evening Of the same day, at candle. light
iae, divine service will be held IN the English on.
ly, when a discourse on the rte Of Confirmation
win be delivered. To this occasion We would par
e~ieulayiy invite the public.
Sunday morning, the eth Of June, the Holy
Supper of our Lord will be celebrated, part Of
which exercises will also he performed in German.
q {, kT0 Tuesday, the FL Of June, | shall mee
the candidates for confirmation in the church, al
2 O'Clock, p. NJ. II. s. LASAR,
Pastor of Trinity Church.
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5petiaI Notices,

MURRAY u LANMAN's FLORIDA WArRR.-All
the finest perfumes are obtained from tropical
flowers, and of these essences of the Aromatic
Flora Of the Tropics, this is one of the most per
manent, pure and delicious. 1t imparts to the
breath pleasant fragrance, when used to rinse the
mouth at the morning toilet, and neutralizes the
faint of the cigar. Gentlemen, who, in spite Of the
present passion for boards, have still a prejudice
in favor Of the razor, will find that this delightful
toilet water exempts them from the usual penalty
of Notwithstanding and tenderness of the
abraded chin. 5
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WHAT ARE IT'S ANTECEDRNTSG
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Columbus, Ohio, APP ril llth, 1857

To THE AUDITOR OF CARROLL County.
Sir: The Governor and Commander in.Chief OF the
State Of Ohio having, in pursuance of an act entitled
" An Act to organize and discipline the Militia and
Volunteer Militia, " passed March 18th, 1857, under
his order Of April 10Th, 1851, instructed me to carry
into effect the provisions Of said act.
You are, therefore, hereby, required to instruct the
Assessors of the several Townships" and Yards N
your county to perform all the duties required OF
them by this Act" as set forth in those sections there.
Of, a copy of which Is hereto appended. You will,
also, cause this order TO be inserted 10 one or more
Newspapers published in your County or Brigade, or If
there be no newspaper published therein, then in one
published in any adjoining County belonging to the
same Division, according to the provisions for DIyi.
sions and Brigades, as laid down il the End and Sd
Sections Of this act.
IL Is hoped that a prompt and faithful compliance
with the requirements Of the law will be shown by
your Assessors, and full returns made TO your ofice by
them Of all persons subject to perform military duty
under this act Very respectfully, yours,
FRANCIS n, WRIGHT
AUDITOR OF STATS.
ApFil %. '57-S W.
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Fits! Fitsl! FitslII

DR.. Hance's Vegetable Extract Epaeptic Pills,
for the cure Of Fits, Spasms, Cramps and
all Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERS0NS laboring under this distressing malady will
L find DR.. Hance's Vegetable Epileptic Pills to be
the only remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy
or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose of curing Fits, they will be found OF espe-
cial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak nerves,
or whose nervous system has been Frustrated or shat
tered from any cause whatever. In Chronic complaints,
or diseases OF long standing, superinduced by nervous
ness, they are exeellently beneficial
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for IS. Persons
out Of the city, enclosing a remittance, will have the
pills sent them through the mail, free of postage. For
sale by Seth s. Hance, No. l9S Baltimore Street, Balti-
more, Md, to whom orders from all parts of the Union
must be addressed, post paid.
April 80. 1851 y
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e9- We have received some interesting aud
important news from our friend ShAs Porrs, Of
MechanicstOWn. He has received a well selected
stock Of goods at bis old stand, which be intends
to sell at small profits for the ready pay. Every
body knows that, by doing business on the ready
pay system, be can afford to sell bis goods a great
cheaper than by doing an extensive credi;
So If you want cheap goods call on 81.
las Read bis advertisement.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of an order Oi6 a e lev Va f.; Issued out
Of the court Of oommoa pleas for Carroll county and
State Of Ohio, ] viii offer hf ALE Il the door VI ibe
Court House IN Carrollton, on
Saturday hs 20h dag Of June, 4. D, 1857.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and 1 O'Clock
p. n Of said day, - cit. The following premises sit
uAte 10 the county Of Carroll and 5tats Of 0hio, being
a part Of the North East quarter q section thiryOns
Sih township fourteen (l4l and nuge hya 5)of the
lands directed 10 be sold At Steubenyile, Ohio, desert.
bed as follows, 10 Wit:
Commencing at a % tat The south east corner Of the
fanyEd lot QknoHn formerly Is Beaty's, nov. YOungs
Tsnyardf thence south SiHty one and three quaFtsr de-
line OF Valentine Bbers0le, 70 . post near the Fuh o.
creek, thence north tsenty nine degrees, east twelve
.Perehes to a post thence north hiteen degrees, east
ten perches and nineteen Links 70 q post IN he bank
Of the creek; thence north sixty seven and one quarter
degrees, West seventeen perehss and tWentT links 20 q
post thence bOFth iouy one and one quarter degrees,
west Eve percbes and twenty HHks 70 q post
thence nUrth thirty degrees, west Eve rods and
seven links 70 q post, thence north twelve and one
half degrees, vest nine perrhes and Eve and one.half
links TO a POA thence south nineteen and one.bal de-
grees, west eight perches Gnd fifteen Inks along he
middle Of the Steubenyile road, 10 opposite Runyons
town lnis, thence south fifty seven degrees, east eley-
en- perches and thirteen links 10 . gate post, thence
south twenty eight degrees, west seven percbes and
eleven lnksto The I Orth vest corner Of Youngs tan.
yard lot. thence aOufh Sly ine and one quarter do
grees, east twelve perches and twenty>three and one
alflinks along the north side Of said loL 70 The north
east corner Of The same; thence south. twenty. eight
and One-hal degrees, vest twelve pesehes and tsenty
and one-hali links 70 the place Of beginning; ~eoBiain.
ing two acres Of land, more or less:
Also, another tract or lot Of ground, situate near The
town Of GafrOlltoh in The county Of Carroll snd STATE Of
Ohio, bounded and described a. follows 70 Wit; Begin.
ming at the north Uust corner Ofa lOt, ately owned By
Valentine Ebersole, noW, BY Adam Erskine aerOss the
Steubeusille road, from . house, formerly, Owned By
VIM. r. Lloyd, noW, By VIM. Q. RuniOn, In CaTrollton;
running thence south Afsy.nins degrees, east eleven SO
rode, thence north tWenty-eightd degrees east twelve
"A rods, thence north fhy-six degrees. west twelve
rods to the Steubenvile road, thence south tweoty-sev.
en- degrees, west, along said road, twelve .ss rods TO
the place Of beginning; containing seven eighths Of an
acre more or less, aud situated In the north west quar-
ter Of section twenty-five (25L township fourteen (l4l
and range FIVE (5l in the Steubenvills land distriet-
The above lots Of land are appraised Al one Hundred
and ten dollars. Terms: Cash,
JOHRH WEI FCRAFF,
may s, ls5T-pr fee 8 Sheriff Of Carroll 90.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-28

R. R. ACCIDENT.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, May &c.
An axle Of the fourth car of the train from
Phiiadelphis was broken this p. m, about a mile
of hiscity. The car upset and was dragged
a short distance. Holmes Norton, of Trenton
N. j., was seriously injured, aud 10 or l9 others
were considerably cut and bruised. The wounded
were brought to this city. Col. Benton was
among the passengers and was somewhat hurt,
but be proceeded on bis journey.
The Pittsburgh train was detained two hours
by the accident,