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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

On the night of the eth Oct, fire brok,
out in Cleveland in the vicinity Of the New
England Hotel, Superior Street. which in it
progress, destroyed property to the amount Of
$953. 500. including The hotel mentioned. the
Custom House. and nine wholesale establish
ments. 1t tis supposed that the Forest City has
never received blow from the hand Of caus
ality, equal in fOrcs to This.
But, however fatal this sad loss Of properly
may seem, its deteriorating effect will be but
mOmentary. The young giant Of the lake
shore will recoil an instant. and then from amid
the ashes of conHagralion stride forward upon
the path of its great destiny.
The total insurance upon the consumed prop
erty am cunts Is Sl28, 900.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

KENrucKT TRuST CoMPANr BAEK 1t is re.
ported that this Bank has made an assignment
The depositors are first to be paid. then the
noe holders. and the balance, il any, to be
paid to the stockholders. There are about
$4,000 only on deposit. There is supposed
TO be about s7OO, 900 Of bills in circulation =
The assets, it is thought, will be abundant Il
pay the depositors and note holders.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

HA Despatch bearing date Louisville Ky.
Oct Elst says-RumOrs in circulation in re gard
TO the failure of the Commercial. Bank Of Ken /.
lucky are false. The bank is in q sound and
healthy condition. .........
Better be on the lookout; for all banEs South
& Vest IF OHIO are no 20 here. except State
Bank Of Indiana.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

Gov BURT DEAD--GoV Burt. the new OH.
cisl Of Nebraska. died on the 18th inst. He
was native of South Carolina. and a citizen
Of Abbevile. In that State. He was mem
Der of Congress for some time: and occupied
position in the Treasury department at the
time of his appointment as Governor,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

The Boston Traveller furnishes us with an
interesting accOun; Of two distinguished Egyp.
tans, who have been travelling in the United
States, and have just returned to their own
country. one of them bearing with him New
York wife. .
The Cholera sweeps over the sea! There
were els deaths by il ii eight ships arriving al
New Yosk from Hayre and Liverpool. This is
> fearful average mortality. ihd very likely We
hear not The worst.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

u The public viii hhd vrIy excellent article Of
Stoves, Tin Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware the estAb
ishment OF Tkoa II. AtkinsOh, cornST Of the Square
and Canal street. CarrOlllOn His stoves are Of both
Albany and Pittsburgh manufacture and compile the
best patterns for cook and paror The hands en-
plOyed in his shop prime mechanics and their SOr
ID oil iustai css satisfactory.
lie seHs At cheaper rates-st considerable lcss per
ceaL-thsn any other Store Dealer in Eastern Ohio
Give him call.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

eF Our readers are referred to tha AdVer.
tsement of GilsOn d Morgan, Daguerrean Ar.
tistp. '
Good time to get pictures now, in Carrollton
three establishments, There is Gould ia the
"Palton House" Gilson q Morgau ON the
Public Square; near the Stidger House, and
another near the "lrdan Queen Hou,e y. WI
don't know their names--baven't heard yet,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
THE DEPARTED.

Died last night Of dysentery, at her residences
in Carrollton. Mrs. Sallie Coleman. leaving q
large circle Of warm friends and relatives 10
lament the ir loss. Thus We chronicle the de.
porture of another member of our coumunisy:
but Who will not be mOurnsd BY those Who
have no hops. She has only sons home.
(CYnoSure. Of ths let.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

BtAxoHAED & LEt-GenerAl Depot Of Med.
'esl Surgical and Scientific Pu SlieA tiOns, Phil
adslphia. Pa. All persons who wish 10 en-
large their libraries. can have orders filed BY
them Al the shortest notice and upon reasOnG-
bic terms. Theil catalogue comprises many
useful and interesting works.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

The Marion Eagle" has been purchased By
Jas. r. Appleton q Co. IL is now called the
I"Ihdependent American The sheet Is much
improved, and has rather 6ne appearance. -
Marion county has changed her political from.
very materially. She has heretofore. been 10.
eoFOco--this fall the Anti Nsbraska ticket was
elected by about 4OO.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

! GE Allen GKea. EsQ., IsrueIlSs Of this
lPiSee. has purchased the "NoFth Western
Whg." At pelphOs. Of s. Z. Browne, Esq,,
who re'ires trOm the eCnlrol Of ilS Editorial
columns Green viii deubtlsap sustain the IN
tersEts Of the paper with vigor He u ready
writer and Young man Of fair talents. Here's
our best wishes for your welfare. Success Al
LKN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

In the case Of Henry Tanner, al Albany.
New York, against the New York and Erie Rail.
way, in the United States District Court, for
an Infringement Of the patent granted to Mr..
Tanner July 6. 1851, for Batchelder 4 ThOmp.
sons Railroad Oar Brake. the Jury have Just
found verdict for the plaintiff. and stating
that the Stevens brake. and the Hodge brake.
are also infrngements Of Mr.. Tanners patent.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

-NEp BuRrLrSE or JuDsoH has been at HE
old tricks in Maine. Oct Gath he shot color
ed man, wOunding him severely. Jupsox says
an Irish mob assailed him, kad that he acted in
sslf defence. He was in castOdy, aud doubt
less will be tried 49,. t@
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

ELEcrIoSs--The following is list Of the
States to vote this fall. and The time Of hold.
ing their elections
Massachusetts,, November IS, New York,
November I; New Jersey. November 7. Iii.
nOis, November Z; Michigan, November !; Wis.
eonsin, November Z.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

GoEE AoAIS Mr. Jonathan Butler left thi,
pIAcs for CALIFORNIA; on yesterday morning.
lie spent several years in the land Of Ophif-,
camo back last summer for the girl he 'leit be
hind him, and has taken her with him thii
time. Here's good luck to you -Joa'!, anc
Lad7, s
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
The Niagara arrived at halifax Wednesday
morning, and her news is thus reported:

The Niagara arrived at halifax Wednesday
morning, and her news is thus reported:
HALnAx, oSt rs.
The Steamer Niagara from Liverpool on the
IIsh, arrived at this port at an early hour this
morning, Her adviess are 'hres days later
than those received in New York BY the Wash.
ing,On. The Steamer Cleopatra from Quebec
arrived out on he Issh with the intelligence Of
the loss OF the Arctic. the announcement Of
which created profound sensation.
The Steamer Arabia was telegrAPhsd of
Holyhsad on Saturday the I&th.
Although the English papers are full OfinIer.
eSting details Of operations in the Crimes, they
contain nothing new of decisive character
The besisgers had, up to the latest date made
no impression on SevastOpol. although they
had closely Invested it on the south and east |;
their guns were playing on the walls. Mem
chikof hslJ the 6eld OF the North and was in
daily expectation of being joined by oOtensack.
en- and CortchLkoH Who we're Al Percekop.
It's confirmed that MenchikOf had sent
line OF battle ships at the entrance Of SevAsto-
pol AS q blockade to the hnrbor. Energetic
notes from France and England bare caused
Prussia to express willingness to act with Aus
tria. ... ..t.s ..
The eject produced By recent failures had
somewhat subsidsd.
The market nevertheless continued dull. snd
according to some circulars the lower grades
had slightly declined, although the leading
houses continue Che quotations advised by the
Africa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

= E% Thos. Means. Esq. of steubeRsillc, has
bean appointed by Gov. Mediil, Judge Of the
Court Of [ ommon Pleas for the Jefferson dis
'rict, in the place Of Judge Jewett. resigned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

FRzpxRIcxsrowE, N. B.. Oct %.
Ths legislature fssOrs the reciprocity bill.
bus action isdelayed in the assembly BY avots
Of want of confidence.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
Carroll Fair.

The Carroll County Fair opened yesterday
morning under favorable auspces-a cloudleSs
canopy and genial weather. The representa-
OF stock upon the ground was Tor The first day
unusually large The Manufacturers and Flo.
raj Hall have not been as yet we'll 6iled--ptr
hsps delnqneneiss here will be forthcoming to
! day or TO morrow. We notice new stove
ader the charge OF our old friend Hudson
from the foundry OF Snider & Hoodruf, Sa
lem, which may be worth attention. There
are also come fine drawings in the Manufac.
turer's Hall which will pay inspeetiOn--pa
ularly one--a melon, halved, dIshed aud rea,
dy for discussion. -...
The crowd TO day is much larger tian yevs
terday, and it is truly gratifying to mark the
unmistaksble sign OF progress, evidenced in
the apperance--the l Ut eRsemble--manners.
40, OF The assembled masses. THIS is n reg.
ular gala day for our whole town, and our
whole town are enjoying it luxuriously,
AS oar military companies have been dis .
banded there is rather dearth Of parade. We
remember lang syne,' and could wish that the
Guards or the 'Grsys' with their muster
6Iings' on and their spirit stining music we're
siil ia sssr TO give lifs and thrill 10 the scene
and.
With their sodg rstrive, two score aud ten
March mp the hill and heh maech dow again
| 10 their al ence. however, we have the
gallant boys Of Hope Engine Company, UhO.
unildfmed and equipped. VIII catse sensation
any Where, that sensations are producabIe at all
Fire Works.
To night Messrs Emmerson 4 Kitchen, py.
roseth6iSls. soi Cleveland, Ohio. viii give one
Of their brilliant displays Of 6re works, Al
tie fair grounds. ~. Ida
IA ~ aoak. nf0S nh
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
RosroN Oct. Rk.

bObEOh, Oct' 70. .
Hsllowsl and Ship Builders Bank were re-
fused by the SuifOlk Bank TO-DAY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
EErhe s.subsuvills..nd Indiana Rail Ro.

- The Steubsnville.and Indiana Rail Roal
il now open from Steubenvills to COshoeton.
%Queen Victoria is said be once more in
an interesting situation" Success to her.
The Royal race must be becoming umerous
in England.
EgOn the sspd .plt. there we're 5. sos im~
migrants landed ct New York. Ap unusual
number Of Ships arrive u there that ssy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
~, 3 8 6

At the Presidential election. in 1852 the
vote yt tor Scott was l6s 59e; Pierce 1863 ,q2O
iiale 3e,68a Pierce's majority over Scott
1853 Something charge since. that day
we expect TO be able to give the official vote
OF Tue state IN counties, incur next. . "
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

~ Pingham's asjority IN Colambiaun CO.
% 1898 instead Of 1909, as ws represented In
6ur last. Our 6fst information was wrong. -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
Nav YoRK. Oct. Q5.

.NEw YoRK, Oct. 26
Some startling cases Of cholera induced by
eating oysters. are trahspiring to day. Three
sasss are reported this evening.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

81 Court Of Common Pleas conveaOs nsxt
AOudAy. Look cut shs Sheriff will bs there.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

/ ~ The reader will thank Us for this touch.
ing extract from one Of CHEsrER's exquisite
sermons. Not often. thank GOdl are lie and
death thus made guests Of the homes and hearts
which have just learned the boundless bliss Of
welded ltve; bat, after all, is not Heaven
home? The voyage to the Golden Land Il, in.
deed to a far of shore. but the waters are not
without stars to guide. and the way is not TOO
long for all I Buckeye.
"A few weeks ago we we're The witness Of
parting which touched US nearly, Il was be.
tween two who we're newly, welded, and who
since the sweet day Of their nuptials, had not
been parted for a day. hardly for an hour
Nothing sLOrt Of sheer necessity could have
called the husband from his idol now--but the
necessity came between them. and they must
not shrink. We saw the long and wild embrace.
heard the goer whisper BE of good chser--I
will be home sOon'--and in a few mo uents
more the billOws rolled between the hearts that
so lately, God had joined together. .
i will be home SOON ThoSO were the
words--the only consolation LEFT, amid so much
bitterness. Perhaps the pangs Of parting were
SharPened by the vague presentiment that they
might never meet agaiul And so she turned
from the spot. tha! sad young wife and went
back % the home whose light had departed.
i Twill be home soon.' And 40 hs was; home
before he was expected home ere yet tho
tears were dried from the eyes Of the weepsr
whom be left behind. But alas. how did he
Gomez EncOmpasaed by shroud, embraced
within coffin, cold as the perpetual SNOW that
crowns the mountain monarch Of Switzerland.
Sure enough he was hone soon.
They dug but one grave then-but, since.
another vas demanded --and nov, the young
husband and The yOug wife sleep and dream
together.
We shall al be home soou.' What that
home will be rests with u.s. The deeds Of viz.
tue will secure u passport to golden places
the enOrmities Of vice will end IN worse thAu
dungeon darkness. .#
Home soon.' So be was--and having wal.
ted But little while. she went home alsol
| ------- -~-~
The Boston correspondent Of the New
York Evsaing Post notes quarrel Just broken
,,,,, In tha Ranuhl rankaJ IL aaCa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

VorE IN Quo. The State Journal gives the
returns from all the counties in the Stale eAcept
three, from which it appears that Swans major.
.t,. 4 IL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
LA ssE.aFen~fIer ape;
Arrisal n fAs Eashisgisa e Esu YSrk, saS as ~
agars a Hsiyas
sEyAsTAPOL INVESTED.


The Washington sailed from SOuIhsmplsa on
the IIth We suppose. and the Niagara lef Jiv-
srpOol on the I4Ih. Thus We have weeks
later news. Bat As the reader win perceive,
i j, not very distinct nor satisfactory and iI only
important ss showing that the Allies had for
eed their vay to Bslssks. and driven the Rus'
slams into sevastopol.- ...
The Washington brings the Official report Oi
the battle Of Alma. That was published on
the OH. AL We know is that the struggle was
desperate one-the route OF the Russians
complete. The British loss in officers was
large. r.r
Il is said lhsl the Allies had destroyed the
squsduet which supplied the main Fortress Of
SevastOpOl. and had succeeded in landing 5000
calvary. RnmOr. or private dispatches say.
that the Russians are demorsliIed.
After the battle OF Alma, the carriage Of
MenschikOa vas taken. together with his pri-
Tats correspondence aud 5000 francs. BY the
French. -.
s The loss By the burning Of MeiVel a mistake
in the name probably is stated at s,oOO. 600
pounds sterling.
In Poland great movement Is In operation
along the whole line.
The Russian Guard Was marching towards
Warsaw.
The troops Of the Kingdom Of POlAAd we're
directed on the Austrian frontier.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
Fire Works.

RT The old fOgy Who pOked his hea d out
trOm "bchind the time" had il tknoeked sound.
!! b. spssing sssat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

3 The Boston correspondent Of the New
York Eosning Post notes quarrel Just broken
ont in the Republican ranks' Il says:
Judge Allen. of Worcester, 6as denounced
Mr.. Wilson, the republican candidate for Gov
ernor, in the Stale General Committee. for
coqnetting With Gardener. the candidate Of the
Know Nothings. and hasgons so far as to rec
ommenc the nomination Of third candidate
t.lloOk 70 " very much 81 this distance ~ il
Iadgs Allsa bad been borrowing srabls.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

10 be good is TO be great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10
DIED.

RURHANs-A Poughseepse N Y. Dec 90 Daniel surss.s
bin The Rev Daniel Burbsns whose dssth Secured ia ta VII
,se Dec 80 wa. born in shr@.n coou JAY I .vss ysss
m.usd M osinSs By sSSP sfsSt, as .s Of os
ssrwd settled at plymouth Conn iii about 1874 .ssa he can,
IN Christ and s PsS. chascsc. iii a ssw ~sss. Of s.s
:S the s :'S sa
the To-. T5yvoT oftho.e oIdsi1ed BY Bishop se.bury
Ills pds snd thOe Of the nil, Invited ,ena hs
RAJ from his l.e residence Fsnsn square Fourth Dag aar
GslFslN-On Monday morning y,oas he, .' re'li'n''
Nc S4S sa,h az sa,h osiao wife o. Henri Gn1
attend her funeral at the Dewnngs Meesins House, this dAJ
HoLLIsrER-on SATURDAY evening I'm suddenly Mr. os,,
Hohtf ais residence No IS west Twenty 6sts, the ta
The aid friends of the family oSi,od to attend b.
fIpers wtou further invitation Calvary Church o'clock
his Tradsyl His remn' will DO taken to Trinity
ana months, also on OH January samuel of tn: ssne
yesk II months the beloved children Of Thorn" and A'ns
Their remains will he taken Phladsipb. for insrusat
KEIs1% WecSt.ef r. 5ts Inst &c Re-, Richard K.s
Pastor of s. Rs,mond.
Ing The Ry,d Clergy are requested to attend Ia oss''s cad
mRRRrT-on tn. 9th inst Levi. Peter iuu, 80, Of Edward
and Mary Jane Merritt ssed IS mouths aud Q dave
Morroet The family are rospeetis, Invited {, a.
QuNBY-Al Flushing Emily Anp eldest Of Gsorss w.
snd Hsnnsb Qunby sg yesrs and mon h.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend her
her grandfather Scott Bovns ~ N, without further iav
ROWLAND On Monday morning. at o'clock Mar, Jane Row.
land daughter Of James Rowland In the h Of hsr
attend funeral o'clock rs.dspss o. hsr
s.5Sia,he5 Mr. John Copper ~e:. FARMS we.,chs't,r Co
The snds Of the family are invited to st-ud her fausr from
No "A HicIsn, Brooklyn, on Wednesday nth Inst, niPM
WEEKLY DEATHS IN the City Of Broeslyn foe the
Children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10
NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS

WEIGHING AND MEASURING GRAIN FOR FOREIGN SHIP.
NEST-Mr Cunard has addressed communication 10
the Common Council Of Jersey City, asking them to allow
weighers and of New York to weigh and mea
cagoes sent to foreign ports by his steamers The
grounds of his application that the shippers who reside
In NewY York VIII not ship grain in any vessel where slip
ulson is made that must be measured by any particular
individual considering it interference dctaon in
their business They prefer to employ known to them
and in whom they have confidence Mr. Cunard said that
he must conform TO the usages Of the port aud il no. al
lowed this privilege, he must his vessel into the
middle Of the the New York side to receive
cargo and be deemed the regulation detrimental to the
trade of jersey City, while it does not affect the in
terest of the Corporation He also asked whether the
existing ordinance does conflict with the laws Of the
United States respecting foreign trade jersey City being
within the Custom House District of HewYo At the
special meeting of the Council held at the Clerks Oce
on Friday evening il moved that the existing ori
nance be repealed OF the eleven members present eight
voted in fsvsr Of repeating and three against The mo
ton lost nine being necessary to adopt an or
dinance
ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF NEw.ORLEASs.-
The Wright Fuseers gave their first Annual Ball at the
Hudson House. Jeney City last night in commentator
of the Battle of New Orleans the anniversary of which
occurred on Sunday last. Ii well attended mum
Der of military gentlemen present in their uniforms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10
DOUGLASS NEBRASKA ELL.

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Saturday, Jan. 4 1854.
Douglass Nebraska bill promises soon to open anew
several Of the bleeding wounds happily healed By the
doctors Of 1880 Some Of the Sos not in the secret sup
posed it to be plan their sincerity and orthodoxy
bat the better opinion is that is Administration scheme
10 out Herod the Adamantines In this view of the
some OF the latter propose bring in bill repeating the
Missouri restriction altogether The bill is much farsr
Nts face in several particulars than careful examination
proves be- The first section for instance prov DIES that
none Of rights Of property or person now pertaining to
the Indians in that territory shall be impaired Many of
the Indians there hold slaves property as learn from
good authority and hence this provision. Undoubtedly
many Of the good people Of the North regard hs bill with
horror and alarm and will hold up their hands in aonsh
men when they learn that has become Jaw Bat what
Is to hinder passsge las the Slave power pres
emit complete control of Congrssl The North is dsheart
ened or demoralsed The few the Senate and in the
House who will resist this attempt to break down the old
landmarks of Freedom have an overwhelming force to
tend with and they but feeby sustained by their
friends and constituents home No circumstances,
petitions and public meetings on the subject of Slavery
and its encroaohments heard of anywhere And
while all shades of the proSavery force united the
main object the opponents Of Slavery extension scat
tered into multitude Of factions Perhaps this movement
Of the Little Giant may be the last that 10 break
the camls back for the question is yet TO be solved how
much the North will bear Nevertheless believe with
you that although AntiSavery weak in political circles
il never stronger with the of the people, but
s friends are unorganized dsuned and impractical their
operations II may be that they viii be willing to profit by
the lessons Of the past and preserve the ordinance of
1887 now for the first time assailed b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10
WILLLAIMSBU RGH ITEMS.

CoNsoLIpATIoS COMMISSIONERS A meeting bf the
Commissioners held at the City Hall in ism,burgh
yesterday afternoonMr. Kabherch in one Chair. The
report of the Committee on the Fire Department an Et
ce Commissioners taken ~ read and ordered 10 be
printed The plan Of the Ere Department is similar to
that Of Brooklyn. Seve1al amendments were made one
for the Fc,,ern and one for the Western Division
Ibee Board adjourned to meet ct the City Hall in
Drooklyn, on Tuesday next.
The Board also held a meeting at Bushwick on Situr.
day afternoon last motion agreed to that the sp.
preparation to the Brooklyn City Hospital provided for ia
the charter, be increased from $4,000 to $4,000 per
mum.
PRIcKiSos CONscIEScE-Mr. s. futile, coal dealer,
has bad restored to him, by unknown person. the
of &c. through the agency of the Rev. Father Malone.
IyQuEsT-On Sunday afternoon Coroner HanfOrd held
inquest house in Frost It lon the body Of Georg
ly fom the effects of scrofua The jury rendered vor
dict accOddirplv