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Volume Ten ofth scientific American" commences
the 10th Of September. 1t Is chiefly devoted TO tho
advancement Of the interests Of Mechanics, Inventors
Manufacturers and Farmers ana is edited BY men prAe.
caly skilled In thearts and sciences Probably no 9th.
journal Of the came character is so extensively circus
lated generally esteemed for Its practically ability,
Nearly all the Valuable Patents which issue weekly from
the Patent Office illustrated 'rih Engrarinea aud
the claims Of all the Patents are pSbllshed regplay N
its columns as they arc issucd thus making II a perfect
Scientific aud Mechanical Encyclopedias of Information
upnn the subjects Of Mechanical improvements, hem
stry Engineering and the Sciences generally II IA
published weekly In quarto form suitable for binding
and each volume coutains -Four Hundred and Sixteen
Pages Of Reading Natter, Several Hundred Engravings
with full and complete Index Its circulation on the
last Volume exceeded 2S 900 copies per week, and tho
practical receipts In vocme are worth 10 an, anly
much more than the subscription plice. 49,
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POstage--PennY.

There is some agitation Of the public mind
upon the postage topic, which may increase.
gather strength, and in time terminate in re.
form. The writer Of this artcls is an advocate Of
penny postage. and bases his opinion Ofits pol
icy upon these propositions. the truth Of Ehich
IS confidently submitted to the judgment Of the
reader:
!. The Post Office Department may be re-
modelled 50 as to curtaif the present enormous
expense, and eon6ne it within a reasonable sum.
preventing embezzlements. by making every
official and sttsche elective, and thus strictly
accountable to the people.
e. An increased business would result from.
SO material reduction ia rates, without any
corresponding increase in tho machinery of the
department by which Increased business the
postal income would be made sufficient to meet
all exigencies.
3. II the aboye are incorrect retrenchment
in expenditures for useless and nugatory ends
may be made instance: a good round sum
may be squeezed out Of those spOnges Of the
Treasury. the Army AA6 Navy, and another
good round sum saved from the prOhigacy of
spectators in Offices, DC, by avigi!ans admin
istratiOn, and The public thus supplied with
their correspondence at penny rates, without
any sddltio nal raught upon their pockets.
| In short, to condense all the above into n
single postulatei
EI- The reform can be consummated. -lEF
WHERE THERE Is WILL THERE rs WAY.
Cynosure:
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Cnrr0II Conntx Fnir.

Farmers, Mechanics and others, remember that
the Carroll County Fair viii open on the s4th
inst. The Fair Grounds are being prepared
for the OCCASION enlarged and improved from
last year. Turn out to the Fair--CCme one
and all--Ladies be in preparation for the grand
exhibition. Fine premiums are OfferNds for
Equestrianism. We will speak Of them more
particularly in our neKt
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Know NolhIna Conrentlon.


The New York Times gives the proceedings
Of the New York State Know Nothing GOnYen-
ton, from which We learn that the following
persons were put in nomination. Governor,
Daniel Ullman, Of New York city Lieutenant
Governor. @. A. s. Scraggs, of Erie county ;
Canal COmmissiOner, Josiah B. Williams, Of
Ithica Slate Prison lnsp., ]. P Saunders, Of
West Chester.
The Times says :--"That those interested in
the result of the election may have basis fOT
estimating the influence which the nominations
of the Grand Council may have, It may be as
well to state that during the session of the
Council, the Delegates were called upon to
state how many members were enrolled in theiI
respective Councils. The figures thus obtain
ed showed total Of few less than $4,000
members Some Of the Councils were largely
estimated, and making allowance for such er'
rors Of judgment the total vas decreased ia
10000" 70
A despatch from Ithica dated October oh
says
The proceedings Of the Know Nothing con
yenton are repudiated here, and another State
convention is to be held by those opposed tC
its dictation. The call will be issued in few
days.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

KANSAS EMIGRATION AND PRoGRKss.-The st. LouiH
Iateligeacer says: We are Informed that the "Emi-
grant Aid Association" Of New England-about which
much has been said in the papers-bave purchased
the principal hotel in the town Of Kansas jackson
ty, Missouri at a cost Of $l0,0OO and that they have
also bought other property in Kansas needed in their
oolonzing operations. We learn that the "AssOcia-
tom opening important road from Kansas for out
West bridging streams at the cost Of hundreds Of dol
lars and doing much valuable work toward improving
the territory OF Kansas Il Is also stated to that the
Missouri town Of Kansas s deriving great benefit from
trade and labor Of the industrious New England emf
grants.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
Coming 10 itat last,

"a LOCKER On" gives the following as be-
ing the Resolutions passed at Democratic
meeting at Salneville on the 9th inst.
Resolved, That we in all time to come will
support no party to power, or man to office,
that has violated the rights Of the North, and
trampled the form of freedom beneath his feet
That we demand the reinstatement of the Mis-
souri, Compromise over all territories, That we
demand the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law
Of 1850, No more Slave Territory, q total di-
vorce from the General Government from all
participation in, or shielding the ystem Of sla
very either directly or indirectly ~
Resolved, That we have no confidence in the
present AdmipistratOn. because The Executive
power is pandering to subvert the true princi-
pies Of human rights. and influences brought
TO bear on the law making power of tho Nation
that are mean. contemplate, and degrading to
the people and Nation.
Resolved. That we denounce the financial
administration of the General and State Gov
ernments and denppnce the ten million appro.
prialion bill"
Almost every mail brings us tidings Of this
hind. The Pierce Administration has brought
upon itself witheriug curse, The foul stencil
of its iniquities hare became offensive, even, to
its allies; and they 1.-THE honest ones ] are throw.
ing of The shacEles Of party, and are proclaim.
ing TO the world, "and the rest of mankind
the demagogueism of Pierce, Douglass & Co
The returns Of the 10th, show that this spiri
il abroad In the land.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

WHAT HAS DONE IT ?--Ths is the question,
from the lips Of all euquiring friends.
We nswer.--the Companion.
Oh for another paper Of such vast dimeE-
sions, in "litde Carroll" and there would not
be "greasy spot left Of the Administrator
party;nOt even petty Post Master, to interfere
with the blessed p,iUitgs of American citizens,
Shout it along the line, ---"hail Columbia happy
land"
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Longs majority,

The Peopes Anil Nebraska Tickethas made
a clean sweep, with the exception Of two officers
tie Commissioner and the InfirmarY Director,
which tho Administration party has secured -
We ere sorry to see two ofthe Peoples ticket
thus saoTGced-but stbird party seems to be in
our midst, who cast their vote for those two
officers, on the Nebraska ticket. r,.a z
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
All is VENT

John A. Bingham, the Peoples Anti NebEas'
ka Candidate for Congress, has in little Oar
rol' S22 majority Ovdr hia South earolina
opponent i
Shine on, 70 stars, and rejoice in the good
time coming"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

A Far 0FEIoE TO be Coroner Of New
York is an Office worth having. The number
OF inquests held in that city, from the lst Of
July to the a0th Of September; was 84l. The
average Zee for each "eass" 10 sc. SO.
In this cOpaty The Coroner ship will scarce
y pay, in Whole year. the cost Of blacking
the officers boots, for a quarter. Fortunately,
we aEs,a ~ery quio. people; and cur Sherid's
seldom die,sad never run away. kap
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
TERRIBLE cATAsTROPHE!
z. K. COLLINS BURNED.
% LIyEsLosr.
TRtnuSr oyrror. DrrRIor Oct. oil

TRBuSE OVFoE, DErRIor Oct. 9th
The Steamer +. H. Collins, from tie Saut for
Cleveland, left this city last night between 10
aud II O'clock. About midnight the boat was
discovered to be on fire when little below
Maiden, near the light house at the mouth Of
the river Before The boat could be got ashore
she was completely eveloped in flames and
twenty three persons perlshed either in the
flames or The water.
The Collins took fire on her boiler deck, and
SO rapid was the spread of the flames that the
passengers and crew, who had mostly retired.
were unable to save anything except few ar
teles Of clothing. She took FIRE il the Bay
about quarter Of mile below M,ldeu and
nearly abreast Of the light house. She was
Immediately headed for shore, but was unable
to reach shallow water before the flames had
complete possession Of her. The after part of
the boat swung round into the river and nearly
oil on board were driven to that psrt Of the
boat and were obliged 10 Jump into the river.
The current here sets out very strongly into
the lake, and had itnot been for the timely AR
rival Of Captain Langley, Of tho propeller Fin
try, nearly all would inevitably have been
drowned. Seeing the light, he FASTENED to tbe
spot. and had his boats all ready to let go. As
soon as the vicinity was reached this was done,
and most all who were saved were picked up
by him, q few only reaching the shore. Some
were nearly exhausted Everything that could
be done to relieve the sufferers was done by
the crew Of the Fintry, who acted nobly.-
Some wretch in the tumult stole $50 from a
sick man who had been at work ut the Saut,
and which constituted bis earnings A purse
Of SEQ was made up ior him.
The Collins came out last October, and cost
sl05 900. and was insured for only $l3 500
in the Mercantile Mutual. New York, $1,000 in
the Ailas, New York, and $4,000 in the North
Western, New York. She was owned by Capt.
H. b. Ward.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

Al Correspondents are required . give US
IhsiF proper nanses. to secure their eommuni-
caliozs place in our paper. "0eOnOmy"
wal receive attention when this 1 complied
viii. We uish 70 know from chose pea thsl
come. Correspondents keep this rule in mind.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

FOvxD Two Watch Seals, formerly belong
ing to Gen. Washington. They were lately
ploughed up almost atthe same time, the one
gold seal, was lost by his nephew, in Virginia
about seventeen years ago; and the other, a
silver one, was lost by himself at the scene Of
Braddock's defeat. He was wOntto wear them
both together, until he lost the silver Cne.--
Both bear his initials. a+a
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Mr. CompanIon. Rend.

AS our ueigibers Of the Companion have,
from their infancy, been taught IN ibs scriptures.
we ask them to apply the following, which We
clip from an exchange, - Then gather
ed the Chief Priests and the Phariseesi in oOun
oil, and said, what do we, for this man doelh
many miracles 1--we let him thus alone, al,
men viii believe Ia him, and the RonASs shall
come and take away both our place and nation
And one of than named Csiaphas being the
High Priest that same wear said unto them
tYE Know HorHISe" At ALL --.joha al Al
4s. 400. m p
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

~ On last Tuesday a5Cemmillse Of four
hundred liberal Germans attended the different
Wards, and used their influence with the Coa-
litiea men for the whole Anti, Nebraska ticket.
This class bshavedlike Republicans and patri'
ots, and voted openly and unitedly against
Slavery, Slavery extension, and Iesnitism.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

EE HO, all ye barefOOted. go to Helirich &
Lpmpert's Boot and Shoe ware room, on Lisbon
street, and have your uHdsrstandings clothed
They have Boots. Shoes, Slippers, &C., of all
descl iptiOns, for sale. See Advertisement in
another COLUMN. .....r ...--
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
NV F.su,or LA New Yo,l ,hor. -. =

NEw FkspsoE --In New York there has an.
pesred new faahiap for hats amongst tie up.
rer ten, The gentlemen's beavers lhis fan
have Die brims set underneath with white fur
insiesd q back. The effect is very startling,
iorjl gises you ike idea. that every man YOU
peel has either been born with lint White locks.
~ has grown prcmsturely gray
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

re- In Indiana freedom has friends. The
returns show remarkable changes, opposed to
the AdpinistratOn aud in favor Of freedom
The Administration received death wound
a stab to the heart--ip the Siates North West
Of the Ohio" on last Tuesd,y.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

EE- Knight in the Washington District
Pac is elected to Congress. UpzEa for old
''keystone." No far As hesyd fTou, she has
done well, 3
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

~ Our merchants have been East, and
shortly, nice Goods will be making their appear
aase. Come to CarplltOR il yOu wish to buy
CHEAP Goods.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

- DkS1ny, Thusday.
We are in recsP. Of dlspalshes. AL the
Admirnls met oh board the Duke ofwelliagt0u.
sEeabOrg Aad cOnssadt are notlo be attacked
Ibis ceAsou.
Frtseh Admlfsls sad feet sailed for France
on Monday.
The AusterliIl got on schsmyl rocks she
threWOfs 81 guns aud got of again,
1908 M.pRfp. II.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
All Ibe Electoral Committee Of Madrid hsv
adopted the Programms q The Liberal..
Further BY the Cnnnan.

KOssulh has informed the Committee who
invited him to visit Newcastle. that he will
await the result Of the attack on savastopol,
before again addressing the public.
Mr.. Buchanan has been staying few days
at Manchester on private visits to N. Stell, Of
the firm Of CrOhs & stelL Madrid continues
quiet. .rsfF4 gfa
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PUTEAM for October is on our table, apd Is a
fair number Il contains an excellent portrait
Of the author Of "our new President. de-
The leading article is the krst Of a series on
Count Siedingk. an iIlaslriOas SEede, who dis
tinguished himself in the war Of cur RevOlu.
ton. The succeeding articles are not less IN
terssting. and are calculated 10 epteF.aip tbs
reader. r1 r
GopEr for October has been received. Il is
a Magazine inferior to none Of its class, ever
published: and is universally, popular with the
ladies Its eugravings are richly worth the
money paid for the Magazine. All who de-
sire the fashions sand iOE Cooley.
BLAcSwoOp's MAOAzISE The September
number Of this periodical is at hand, Contents
-ghe Holy Land; BellerOphan; The Coming
fOrtuass Of our Colonies in the Pacific; Spec
ulations among the Stars; Mrs. Stoves Sunny
Memories; The Crystal Palace: The Secret Of
Stoke Manor, part w; The Spanish RevOlu-
ton. Re-published BY Leonard Scott & Co.,
New York. Price 81, per year.
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GT- Don't forget V Ebersols's vendue on
tomorrow Fargaias may be had--gu Que go
all.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12
Rosmlt In Carroll.

We have delayed our paper that we. might
furnish our readers with the correct vote Of the
county, which we give below. We will pub
lish an official abstract next week.
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Rrncl-The steubenyIllc Herald al IN

ARrnc THE steubenyillc Herald Of the
s7Ihult, says
In sxcayatng on The ground upon which
.he lIoIling Mills 70 be erected. on yesterday,
the BoTkmen dug pp several human skeletons,
almost complete. TheJ we're substantially en-.
rased Ia gpLgh stones at ihe sides and over the
top--eydenlly relics Of The abnrgnes who for
pstiy Inhabited this section Of the western
country. In al probability some Of lhe fo.low-
fTs " lbe noted Indian Chief, Logan. whose
i'ytgvamsf stood upon the lands now owned
BY D. Potter, about two miles kelOv this
eily.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

SINGULAR WILL.-"My body shall be put
upon the oak table in my coffin in the brow n
room, and fifty Irshmen shall be invited TO my
wiEe, and every one shall have two quarts Of
The best aqua pita. and each sken-dirk or
knife laid before himi and, when the liquor is
out, nail up my coffin, and commit me to earth,
whence ! came. This is my will, Witness
my hand this Sd Of March l764.
& JonN LANGLEY"
Some OF LanCley's friends asked him why
he would be atfsHoh charge TO treat the Irish
at his funsFal--a people whom be never loved,
why for that reason, replied Langley, "for
they will get SO drunk at my wake, that they
will kill one another, and we shall get rid Of
soEnc Of The breed and Il every one would
follow ms example in their wills, in time we
SHOULD get rid OF them all.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

SoMEriiko ABOUT SoME.--An incorrect, in.
elegant, and uncolled.for manner Of using the
word some, is becoming common Instead of
saying lbasa man worth about fifty thousand
dollars, some OF our newspapers say ole left
an estate cfsoac fifty thousand dolars;' and.
in Me menntr, We read Of "a young lady Of
sone twenty years ofags !" "a farm Of some
five hundred acres" aud ga Geld Of some threo
thousand pumpkins The sooner this phra-
seology is abandoned, the better. The New
York Grbone furnishes some FIVE OF six exam.
PIES Of u daily Bizarre.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

Bg vitae Of authority, We agpcint Aessrs. CRlSE 1
%, vgr Authorized agents 10 soEct subscriptions and
advertisements. Rted lheir eardi
ms frFo; Ibiisacd noahly, At 81 sjuth'sh 81,
bclew C,e.ntt. az CaASx Cos, Philadelphia. where
vertise neus s-e received and forWsrded 70 all the
lsltiars iurnais in the United States andCanadas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-10-12

huu wv ttfSs "SiO tOst'
The King refused. declaring that he would
lea se his capital
The cholera is abating at Madrid M
The English officers have been sent to Kara.
Prince NapOleaa hssAent ie5 musksts to
Sehamyl.
Persi is threatened by the Turkamons, who
have taken the fortress of Moro and Meschid.
The Grand Duke Constantine was expected
at SimperpOl,
The cholera was abating at London.
The Emperor Of the French il s rumored. is
to visit England
A most diabolieaI outrage has been perpe-
trated in Ireland, About 900 inhabitants' Of
EnLiskillen and neighborhOod. including the
Earl Of Enniskilen. proceeded to Derry on the
18th, By railroads. and had . grand Pro
testant and Orange celebration. As they
were Tsturpings the trains came in contact will
q large fragment Of rock, placed upon the sails
near an embankment. throwing the train Of
lhe rails. instantly killing the stOcksr, ant
youndng numerous others, including che Earl
Iis stated 10 have been deeply laid Popish cOnsp
aey and suspicion Of it was entertained before 90 ur
usual precautions we're taken and the train vas sOin
very slow rate otherwise the less Of life would hav
been frightfu
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25
S. S. Ho1l.

TTOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. Sash Doors and Win
IL dow Sash made to order, Glass cut and prepared
in the shop. Also, Cabinet and Joiner work of all
kinds is neatly executed and promptly attended to-
Shop on Mill street, between Main and Neil.
Grass Valley, Sept o. 1853. If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS

' '11N NOf0AAnlent Oh the United States
y A. Bh1NSMADE has removed his Office to sha-
mans Buildings, No. 146 Montgomery at 1Vhera,
ne WIZ continue the prosecution Of Claims aca;ns+ ~
O1lIed states Government, embracing ~ ~
CLAIMS OF the officers and soldiers of C.ol ctou.
son Regiment OF New York Volunteers for horr+.
IandS extra pay and transportation al aIowancas 49,"
CLAIMS OF the officers and men who coTonosad A.
GatnoInia battahan of Volunteers under Iian+ CoI
Jonn =; fremont, for bounty lands arrears of nsr
and extra pay SoAs VI pay,
CLA1MS OF the officers, petty officers seanan .ra
marines, on account of additional compensafor f.
services in the naval and revenue service of fb
ted States in the Pacific Ocean on the coasts f S1.
fornla and Mexico from 18th of Nav, 1848 10 LEI -
March, 1853 -O-O' 70 Isl ot
CLAIMS for return of duties paid on rnercb a..
imported into the ports of California after fh 80
with Mexico and previously to the application fo th
stare OF revenue Laws of the United States - t-
CLAIMS for return Of duties paid on rnarcha,a,
consumed IN the fires of San Francisco Of Io1o -
1851. u Ao4a ano'
.,so 80 ~
CLAIMS for indemnity on account of Iosso. -
stoned by Indian depredations upon the nrot q
the cltlzens of the State and, H.. a. = 70 y u
CLAIMS for advances made to o. s. Indian Ao.
10 enable 4hem to negotiate or to execute +s;a,
with the Indian tribes. sledaAes
MI BHINSMADE has secured the most -o1;,,t1 -
enclenO alo IN Washington, and claimants NAV feeI
sure M o. o. Ine most prompt attention possible
n BE wilso give his best attenfio * r,oNrx;vxy
ANGLING in all its branches '7-l'i0n " OO1N 'EA
San Francisco Jan 10, 1854 ssa
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25
SUMMONS.

Township of Rough and Ready.
STATE 2Tv OF cAIoENIA "a IETaDx JUSTICES COURT
Before Little, Justice of the Peace
The People of the State of California to Jno Wads-
worth,--Greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear before the un-
dersigned Justice of the Peace at his Office in Rough
and Ready On Wednesday, the 7th day of June, A. D..
1854 at 10 O'Clock, A. M. to the complaint of
John NJ. Jackson, who demands of you the sum Of
hundred and fifty dollars, alleged to be due him,
for services rendered account Of which is fled as
said complaint On failure so to appear and answer
Judgment viii be rendered against you for said sum
together with costs of suit &c
Given under my hand, this 4th day of March A..
D. 1854 JOHN P. IJTTIE r + 3 =
true copy,
R. B. GAMBREI., Const. N. C.
It appearing from the return of the officer that said
John Wadsworth is not resident of this State 1
herewith order the summons to be published in the
Grass Valley Telegraph published in Grass Valley,
County OF Nevada, California weekly for the term Of
three months.
1854. P. LITTLE J p, n G.
True copy, R. T. GANBRE1. Constable, N c.
Rough and Ready, March 4th 1s54-3m.