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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
H. C. MoRRIs, SECRETARY.
WAronyS AND JEWrIRy.-JrRGINSEV

WAToHyS AND JEwELRy
WAreaESJs, received by the subscriber very ina
Jeules Jesgcusn Watches with certificate tom The mann
tctuer. warranted perfect nmekeepen4 f1I sale at ea
than the usua prices.
Cooper weiches-Some in hunting cases, dGplex AID
lever, perfect ipc-keopeH.
independent Second Wa ohes and Quarter Sccoads-for
timing hors in sold and silver cases.
Splendid gold pocket CbronometerS which nan without
any variation.
Enamel Watches oT ladies-
Gold and slyel levers detached levers opne duplex and
NIL other iea OF Watches All OF the ab0,c To- less
than the usual pgoes.
Dsmonds-bisnond Pins Rings, lar Rings Finger
RingA, aud Cgossts Tor sale low.
ks, all Kinds OF Jewery, Silver Spoons, Forks &c at
much less than 10 usual prCcs, by q ALLhN,
Importer OF Watches "a Jcwclry,
Mhot sale nnd retail No. u MALI-s.. up-salrs.
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nv 3. PALMER, the American Newsspa-
:. the authorized 40enf for TIE Ner- forN
g Per m the Cites Of Philadelphia and Boston duly EN-
nowered to take advertisements at the rs'e'
His receiI'S VII O1 GREELEY L McELRATH
THIN, Cfc,. Nerv- York, Oct. 4, 1882
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1 >ign.
CORNING. Wcdncsdny. Oct. 8. 1872.

CORNING "Wednesday, Oct. o 1852.
To RE EdH0rQ " The y. y. Tribune:
Az the request Of Pierce man, vote was
taken On the Express train On. Y and Eric Rairoad)
from Nev'YCrk last evening and three for WEE
sTER, oRh lor HALE, torty-iro for PIERCE and siry-
segca .or SCOTT. Yours, &c, GEO Thomson.
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JENNY LIND
TIE echoes Of that wOndrors voice
still an the chambers OF the heat,
Like muruurs in the shells
Which uevermOTe depart.
one -lsic- at that fair sou-iif face,
Aud "Casta Diva" thrills ,din.
"Hu 81 >" "hu H. Nc seem 10 helT,
Above the roaring OF tue MAN
Va nay well b. thankful for small ayors. TIE divine
singer has .o,e from us perhaps forever but her % -
~ Eoo1 permanent and D. hourly re rred 20 by
hcr ADMIRE H0oT succeeded here he always does, IN
getting sgrad likeness Col end stc at No Jj5 Broad
WAY.
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~ The Tribune is served in this CITY.
Brooklyn, wilam-burgh and Jersey City for lsi cent,
per wocS payable 10 the carriers Names sent through
the Post ofec or Penny Post viii be promptly pacei
on the Carriers books.
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SIXTEENTH WARD CHuRvBUsoo GLUE
A meet enthusiastic meeting was held on fniay c,es.
ing at their Heedquaress-JAaEs hoHsSf' .'f' -.
siding. Eloqucn, ard arguneniafi's 'PeeeaeT u
delivered by las WILSON, ESQ, oil the leu" "~
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- n. nlrs DArlsoN's yacht Sca Bid Nh be

snehored dolly OF the Battery, near Castle Garden durnS
the mal OF Oa obeT When not IN use Persons desiron
o,ect,cay p,orel can have sal on the So Bird by ap
ryins ion permit al my oce bs;ween and /. o'clock
daily.
JSst putisicd Pamphlet Of 80 peGes explaining the
PRINCIPLES and aaySntagos OF the rcde aSs?phet 10
ve~ ss fot the o. Esd nvers illustrated witt euSgaygS
Price sScer.s Can BE- had N my office
Darius pAvisOS No. q. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

MIcHIGAN.-Hon. JOSEPH X. WILLIAMS has
received The Free Soil nomination for Congress in the
lid, (>ouihcrn) District.
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10 Fht ONNhNS VT a nu' - :" -
wAy-The owners Of property IL Broaiwsy opposed 10
R,,osa an hat avenue are invited 20 c1 o. tins s,oya OF
Mesase SoLON0N & HAST, No 2ll Bro t.vay a;d s.gn
rrmonst aioe aga the poect Those who hA'e siea)
ssul fas ell Id those who have non deSrUd 10 com
ply wih this ,sqAe>s order 10 carry OF c objects OF the
ff,c.
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- "Tur TARIFF Oh E~rIoN-0

esS RI TS4ss CDasit,rod 10y hoSAcE CSEELgY A
hsne~r-r Pan phl't OF y rssrs PIKE SIS per thousand
II - r'sr hundred. ) e-uis per dosfu.
q. ElioTs " I,aIl.'- wa -rr-s -. A.
Other rsses 500 BY Co.s " b. rs 'a,l de..-d
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Ham DYK,NG.-CRisrApoRo's Excx

IAcvtp nAig DfS-Io color the Bar and W aSNers ne
Inonent apps1, W hoai iajury 70 ga a. OF sNn l.
can b. Mas>.l irC4siey w.taOus disturbing te Oo0t,
inn ovng tie test and ooueETius esst city 10 The ea'
a sppi,ed sOi q; CEISTADoEos No. As;cs HOa,e.
P.lvas, roorl tos app yns The dye.
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n.r nr, ,>n WIes.-BArcuvLor's Man.

pfc,c,y ios iass ARTICLES celebrated t pArts OF he
world pcssoaS n ~ sht elegant and darabe Mis or
T,ur.. cen ,riey ,. suited HIS Tau D. apPl - a
sare su.rsrtce q cold wholesale and rsts - No AL
st Cooy The ss,irt s-beware d; irls-s;oas
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~. Warm DAVIS and cool nights remind the

NM, Mt man H. he must furnish his wardrobe forthwith
with supply Of RAY ADAmss ceiebrated SIX In-rno
ar voolep Unaer Garments Health Is sercd ana Comfort
Y,omoted by a timely use Of these invaluable tabrcs;
RAY & ADAMS, No. J9l broadway.
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from ts ht o. time, troahe, uir1ts Ccu atom yuur
hs,r LEA lo L. Id Ard cOlog Il Re tes i wthou; OILS
dyeins csssic Or are % rs ofgn& Auc s'ss a. >so"th
NJ hc wasi stated Eos sale u tho G-u "a Depo No.
SO Grun- .. al Nos i2 BIoeiway - - isaiastoa-
~ ts HuSrO,tt 10 Bc~er, 81 BsECay-s- N-v-l Xxx;
Nos as luton {. and l4i Alantie-st~ Br1oSlyrL
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yg "WM. T.. ROBINSON'S SPEECH on
New HAnI shre Democracy and Cat5lic Ensa-ins-ioa
ls pages Proc so per s0SsAad 81 8 pr iuadrcd cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
LOCAL POLITICLS.

FIRST WARD.-Wc perceive that tho
Wings have nominated ROBERT :. COLLINS, E~sr
their candidate Tor Assistant Alderman lie n~
long been an active end energetic Wing, posse's'"s
tie entire confidence OF the Wings Of the First "au'
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20 Observation-Disclosures otwatts sner-
yorsauidote ird dsaposye heathandstrcn tnrestora
tive andy OnderiuD' vouGbeei tiastogyerehei routhe
pain Observation-Disclosures theskeptca
osdscroct caLhayesprn'eog edreceip nlionQ1ust
icewldriglt ocyetheuOucY5 cSais CIR torw Ivshouid
rnoards forN Observation-Disclosures JoHNrYSE
y.iryeyOusuclrt ceipt atnurheT ghtcoEinannsiree-.
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Boors Suors AND GAIrKRs-La1ies and

0eulIemcns Vt.sionablc Boot and Saoe store, No l9
Hudsons, cJrp OF North Moore-!oe NO 3]l Greenwich
Every description Of Boots and Shoes maze u ORDER am
warranted Lei made and reserved fit the ost peculiar
$780, Zoe, J0HN BURRELL.
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TRIBUNE.
YEW-YoRK. MONDAY, OCTOBER H..
FOr Prc.idcaf.
WINFIELD SCOTT, Of Ncw-Ierscy.
For Toe-Prcsidegi,
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM, OF NOrih-CgrOlinn

WINFIELD StOrT. oi NcW-IersrY.
FOR Vice President,
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM, OF NOrih-Curolina.
For G0reynoY.
WASHINGTON HUNT, of Niagara.
For Lieut.. GOycya0r,
WILLIAM KENT, oil Newly orls.
Par CgnGi Comm 'ssJHcr.
THOMAS hFMP-ittLL. OF Monroe.
For STATE Prison Irspcci0f.
EPENGTi - CROSBh, of Dntchc.s.
FOR Electors az L0Fyc
SIMEON DkAIER. GEORGE Il BABCOCh.
FOR District kie,fOrs,
Dist d..
l. WILLIAM ROCKWELL II. HENRY 7. ALENAND.R.
? FRANCIS b. SIgYKER Ia. 'LTLR &. WEBSTER
g. SAMUEL = NYKoFF. 10 iLMTRON FREE.
4 RiCHAKp =. WILLIAMS. ~ DAVID BABCoCL.
5 JAMES r. FREEBORN. o. ltA BOWrN
4. GERALD STUfNESAST. - : ia SrVLRANcE.
:. ALLN'R. ". BRADFORD. p WILLIAM L. EAsTOy.
s. 1HoMAs CtgNLLY u JAMES l.. VOORHEES,.
Q. EpWAED r. SHoNNARD. p THERON @. lsOMiSs.
IT,. EDWAKD FALLEN. S. JAHEs l.. SILLY.
II. GHORCE k.BERTsON. =. JAMES Ely.
l.. Matthew NAssAR. %. S,HUEL W SMITH
Is GEOKGE h. NARRES. ~ Oliver CULvsS
10 FEiHND itUMfnKEN. ~ CLARK SANFORD.
IS JoHN STswART. u. GiDEoN HARD.
L. AsllHL 4. PAkMELEE 12 80. SEiDEN Ely.
- ALVAH II. NA1AEK.
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FIRST ASSEMBLY DrsrRIcr-(FRsr AID

SECOND WARps.-We understand that THOMAS A.
WHITNEY was nominated as the Wing candidate WI
Assembly, in the Fr,,, District on Saturday evening
by a vote Of 6 to 5 sor DoSALDC HENDERSON VIZ.
was supported by of the First Ward deiesae'' '"'
frc m the Second Ward.
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Wing Documents for the Campaign.

We ash the friends of SCOTT and Ora
HAM 10 cdll al our office ana examine the fol-
lowing Campaign publications. Friends OF the
Cause cal and see ii !ou don't want 10 supply
every house in Your CoUn,y Town or Ward
with
- THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OE GEN.
SCOTT. 20 q. y lsfrafols r1r scenes
~ h. ius-rfc',cs.s pourpt 81 ,atc,,ro pages "a
IN, pspor Pu,e : pei hundred ~ leIloin, osts
sIrslc.
Also.
SCI MS N TIE LIFE az GIN. SCOTT
bTuss sheet o. Pc up ds' l-s ali pubc pa
with e. ~ .'f.d ,lu-fyf'otssiu ihouslnl
re! hunaI,d Cd. % cents s,lsiy. Terms Csi inuex,oy.
Also.
- TIE CAMPAIGN IlFE az ~tDTF "a
G,rsaf,l SAINT $40. Illustrations a1 P1ce lstl. English
Edion AS.
FreroA t. sfyle, pr'ce AZ as the foregoing
~" WHY M \ Wlilt;-A Le';.r . ~ H.
60 r-g Frirnd "-iy HoSACE GREEl EYA itrge nd ltr
pamphlet % u PISS - : per th.lslLI - ~
hrna.ec. - c,l.s ges 4czea, 2ora,s sa.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
Tur GsyAr SILK HoUsE.-fi

Lx.nsr.rrr, No 81 Broadway, corner OF LeonardsI IS
onstsntly oroyfed with customers To-Day they open
TO- nj beautiful check and str ped lts at u.s. per
Ysrd tbe sane - is cold elsewhere e. . They have also
new lot OF very beautiful broche and WOO oAa~s se
CHEAP, tosetheg with splendld essOfuheht VI fio"
MerInoes C.sirucles, DeLsines, &c &C - h,
RIBBONS R.esONs-A very splendid STOCK Wy Ie'P'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

will he found the Of Canton Tea company NO -
Cbsibams between Pearl ana Roosevelt, int Oldest ga
ssaIAlmt ut IL the city We azure ou e1sIs that th5j
csp do bettr f,u elsewhere either a; wholesale or retail
They have now 10 bTc nch stores.
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' THE 1CHMPMGN LIFE or SCOTT ii
- "IREI,ND,- NJSFRIE~-Ts.

- "IRELtND'~ MI~FRIE~-Th>f- C,gie-
by HIS ~ l. kRTN" thc lairg essay IA lts PJc TIE
loon -r3 'ie ia ,or S-peu 5es IS ,ss1ed llya q
1Ect ti6 rs-c IL shows th' e@ect u British FIRE.
Tracc q i1is.-v TLgIft and Pruspsr-y o. l-tui =
yrus -iincd by PsfTC-s aud5y pssa oerrr II ap-
reels especially ne ;sea>s az Judgment Of i-sh-a
PIoe 10 Fs- iho d. $, 5pcr h1rre cents snsy
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,eos foln sy quarter that hsT l. hs'iuey Asn sed
10 its nst,sl coog and Gc growth podceo ~ the place
o that VIII eh il decayed by VAN DSUSENs Improved an
pcne Ihoso IN doubt can e amply SIT SIZED % these 'cts
IRON lv.ns and approved ,esa,oas s. hN apply
Tug st the 4, ssl Depot Rooms No l. tailo,sS ana
nj Tie pnDC.Pel Druggists IN TIA Unl,cJ STAGE
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pArrn WAnrnorsr-WRIrIye FArEr nr

pAPER WAREHoUSE-N RITING iAFAF BY
ruE CASH oaLY-CyRUS " FlELp \ Co. Ne II c. 1's'
Sole Agtns fog the Victoria Mills ana grns og f'Io I'll
The Psler Msnus, IN tins country uow ne 90 sa5
on very favorable terms unch owcr tain li p.ceS one
F,eaea end Enehsh WRITING PArEEs sa0wa 10 tAe
Ilnilrd State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
U.mr, Arre.cr,o,s.-G. NJ. BoDISE


b.a inst opensd 20 cases Fall Goods consng o. new
1870 new AXE new shawl mernoes new CASH
new lines and all kinds OF new goods OF the fi;n,
"a. and best Style found in tbe TsISs' 10 os s'G
~ unequale5 low pncs at No 81 C'and-',r c''Ae' u
Orchard
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Ron CARpErINGs.-SMIrn q LoUvsDERY,

No 44s Pesgst have now in store complete ana desTa-
bic sssorncri fa Styles which they e Offering at the
l.Iio~ loo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

NTssKs. J. KIDD Co: aVe ltIe oJy' MIC ytdI5
oil the m day Of this month that has been very delicate
in health fur time After trying great many otneI
medicines without ceiyDg any benefits from ther use'
was induced to Try Dr. G. Lanes American Worm spec
fc CT Ncniuge PIT mp by your hopofend wonderful
b relate amer giving him twO teaspoons m ne passed one
bpISrd ar -v worms GONE Of ihcIn very large, and
Others not thicker than cOmmonszcd knitting needle
since " ich time the little fellow las enjoyed excellent
health and is At this time getting very fcshy t as the
old women sey md must say believe that # he had not
taken the Veufse be would this have been consigned
70 the tomb. JOSEPH SIEPHENSoN',
o,o retail of Y CLICKENER Co, No. 81 Birc,ay-stY
ana BOYD PAUL, No. 40 COurtendtst sold also by all
ii . rr,iciual DTui -ists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
w. T. JrssIsos g. Co. TO THE PUBLIC OF


exclaimed dressy gentleman, after exam nns a.S
CHASING from III. extensve stock OF ready-gade C0ns
FoSTYR's Stcre, no C0urtlsndtst IIs .nt
strsneers and ctr is directed TO s 50 rS sIt5e
where there ~ always 70 be oD.alnsd 1iJ 49,
necessary 10 . r. nth mans warorobe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

t,Y' PETERSON d HUMPHEEYS, NO. 80
broadway corner q White-st rec wing duly, from
Euopo aud Auction Rooms uuusu ily lIie anu elt-
rant stock Corpetigs surprising ia bancy OF ooors
rchne~ OF desgu ush anything offered IN TINS
market Many patterns excusveiy our own ald no 70 oe
found eaewhere Also the renowned Words Fair Carpet
la one eniigr p.rco, which call public attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
Prrrnson d HUMrHEGYs. No. 379

AfO, TIOOT NIOIFH, q IttI WIN
ysrds wide aud al other goods connected with the trade At
equally low risee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

TV OUT III IIlFIhi VII NIVINHi NNN' ~ INV T.
New Store 10. 30 Hudson st., between Cana sud spring
Only spacious warefooins but they 80 wei ed
with now aud elegant CsTpeDgs of every kind OH Cloths
la ar variety, aud every other article found in
Carpet All goods fairly represented and ofsred
upon the best terms.
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pyrsrNEss NOTICES.

~ He pays too dear for the whistle VINO
psys e5 for Hat Broadway when by stepping dow
Gold be can get a. good for o So The Manufacturer ns
decided sdvsnge others who cell Hts s .ss
ing through two three hands, which usuay 80 mann
fcturSr ChidIens Fancy Beaver Hat IN an men
Visit re- TO the Far Ceste Garden wiz "'''''
esss o''' ''eo "a" q" 4'" FsEEmAs Manufacturer.
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Yen, -. s,eubeuviIe Herald March p, ls5l.
ftom 10, Tho raadpr /,

ferred TO an advertisement in another counih Tvs
Vmfnge which is certified TO have been Effected not IN
Mare Do in Louisville nor in OreSon, but here almost III
Sd,r u,idSt Reed 1t, and Judge for yourselves;
PnLlic attention IL specially invited 10 the pam.
r,ysJnisbed statement Of your own ellowciflztn, ny
eDl.psoD whose cld wonderfully restored ID heah
nv ibe use Of Dr. NcLane's VerTlfuse
To Winter vi
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- corp,rp's Liauid Hair Dye is, without

rzx FowLERs & WELLS, Pbrenologlsts ana
prbTsbe, Clinton Hall No l3l Nesssu-st "io'A' s
40 IL ssbin Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

To DyhiERS IN PLAYING CARDS AND STA
ToEyry The Cougr.ss Gard ard Shtoueiy MnnufctorY,
No ~ Ncsey-st furnish Playing and Euim-cd Cards OF
every DESCRIPTION Of superior stock and inh ma ~ lower
rides than oau De purchased elsewhere Also. making their
own stool hey will PRINT Bus.nees and Addess CaTds
cheaper and Leiiel thAn hny other pIlntci
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scr Ms N TTIE IiFf ar GIN. -COTr
= TnK CAMPAI,;> LlFE or $40

hTuss sheet Pc ilg up ds, .i-s sui yubac pa
With e. ~ ca - sgd :lm-ys'4oI-Siu nl thousln8.
re- hun3r,d. cents sAsy. Terms C4si .nasx,o.y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-23

offer 10 The afflicted friends lheir unaffected
condolences In lhis their great and irepara.
bls loss.
Mr.. Goddard, the deceased, has been re.
siding in Washington for over three years
past, where he held the Office OF Chief Clerk
10 the Department Of The Interior during
mos, Of that period. A short time since he
resigned this office, und commenced the
practice Of law in the Supreme Court Of the
United States, in partnership with his father
in.law, the Hon. s. F. Vinton. During the
time he was in Office he displayed abilities
Of superior kind, showing himself we'll
qualified to perform the most complicated
aad arduous duties Of that Department. in
the best manner and to the entire salisIac-
lion of all connected with il. During q
portion Of the lime, he was in truth the act
ing head Of INA, Department, the RESPONSE.
bililies attached 10 which must be trying 10
any one, but which he performed with grear
honor 10 himself and satisfaction TO his
numerous friends, who, even with lheil
grea. confidence in his talents, were mos
agrseably surprised q. the ability with which
the duties were fulfiIled.-Zanesuille Cour
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-23
Reply.

We insert The above cheerlully. Il is
rather lengthy; and as our first side (con-
tanning lengthy arlicle) was on The press
when This was handed in, and the Delinquent,
Lis. on hand, its publication deprives our
readers Of their usual variety Of selected
miscellany and news items. We crave
their pardon for this offence, and will en-.
deavor TO deserve il, by observing greater
care in future.
For the author Of the above article we
enter,ain the highest regard. We esteem
him gentleman Of honor and true worth.
His frank and manly course on this occa-
sion entities him to The still higher apPella.
ZION Of FRIENr; for we regard |, the strong.
esl mark OF true friendship, that he desires
our good, rather than our wilI-iha,
when he feels aggrieved, he comes to us
with his complaint, like man, instead OF
travelling all over The county, endeavoring
to do us injury, without informing US Of the
cause, as many nigh! have done. Tie may
rely on kind and courteous treatment from
US. Viewing political matters from dIf:
ferent standpoint, and with minds different.
ly constituted, it is not TO be expected that
we will think alike; and, as il is natural for
each TO ,hink himself right, and, in defend.
ing his opinion, sometimes 10 use strong and
sarcastic language, we could not expecI less
severity from the Judge az this time. AL.
though sarcastic, however, we will do him
the justice to say tina. there is nothing un.
gen,lemanly in his remarks. And, while
we are about il, permit us 10 say that oul
columns are open TO all-Whig, Democra.
or Free Soier, on The samc terms, viz: thai
they observe proper regard for those who
differ with them.
Cur space will not permi. further prelim.
inaries. We proceed a. once to notice, as
briefly as spossible, few Of the most promi,
nens points in the communication.
/. Those bold and sweeping declarations
were made on good Democratic authority;
and, much as we dislike controversy in
regard to the character and reputation oI
any man, Il tho Judge desires il, we car
furnish abundan, evidence Of their ruth
from leading Democratic pdpsrs--such ns
the Ohio Statesman, the Cincinnati Enqui.
ref, and the Lancaster Eagle. They have
all denounced him, as a man devoid orhon.
es, principes--a 'lraiior'--a wolf in Sleeps
clolhing'--'a nero mercenary soldier fight
ing for pay &c, &c. Wo haYs the dOcu,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-23

DEATH OF d. C. GoDDARD.--We are
deeply grieved in being compelled TO an
nounce the death Of Daniel Convers God.
dard, late Of This city, which event occurred
in the city Of Washington, this morning at
Ihsee o'clock, a(ier a prolracted illness.
though not considered dangerous until few
days before lis fatal termination. Mrs.
Goddard, tho mother Of the deceased, leit
here on Saturday last for Washington, and
had the melancholy satisfaction Of being
with him In his last moments. His father,
our most worthy citizen, General Goddard,
could not leave before Monday evening, and
did nol probably arrive there before to-day
loo late 10 see his con alive,but TOO SION.
alas! Ao hear news that he though, 10 have
been spared ever hearing, and which none
bu, parents .ha, have osta good and noble
q son as Convers was, can feel ever. in its
poignancy and sfflicion. We sympa,hize
mos, sincerely with the parents aud olher
members Of the family Of the deceased. -
Our whole community, by whom he was
known and loved, will dePlore his loss, and
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-23

and boys on one side, and horde of rDined
fighting characters on ,he other. In phys.
icat discussion, we are ready 10 admit. your
parry would have greatly me advsnsage. lf
you consider this q compliment, you are
welcome 10 Il.
Finally. since incongruisies have been
talked Of, let US see if we canno. find one
or TWO in the Judges communication. He
says: "For we are determined to obey the
Divine injunction 10 return good for evil"
We see nothing particularly indicative Of
this in any portion Of his article, His init
nation that the Democracy intend ",he re.
mova Of The posi-office one mile distant,
which will give grea. annoyance" elc., GER
tainly does no. savor much of the aforesaid
divine Injunction Nor does sha, olher al
lusion TO the removal of The county seat, il
we understand its meaning. These, in ou,
humble opinion, parake rather more Of the
law Of retaliation, and the most ungenerou.
kind OF retaliation; for i, is furnishing inno'
cent, well.disposed citizens, for the indiscre
lions Of few young men and boys W.
venture the assertion that not one of those
who were engaged in ,ha, disturbance will b.
annoyed by the removals spoke of; but, a
they cannot be reached, your undsrsandin,
Of the Divine Injunction would lead yol
annoy innocent men for their misdemeanors
Wishing you health, peace, and prosperii,
we remain your personal friend,
The EDITOR.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-23

6r We understand ,ha, meeting was
held lasi Thursday a, Lancaster, O., 10 take
measures 10 organize Company TO build a
Railroad from Columbus, by way Of The
Hooking Valley, TO Pomproy. We learn
Thai considerable interest was eliciled, and
lelermil alton manifested 10 build The road
a. an early day. Some difficulty was found
in organizing company for that purpose al
Ihu. time, owing TO the uncertainty Of there
being subsis,ing charter. A committee
was appointed TO make the necessary exam
inaion, and 10 take measures to secure on
organization of Company for .ha. purpose
q. an early day. We expect copy of The
proceedings Of the meeting for publication
IN our next paper.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-23
The legislature.

This body, which convehed on Monday,
l5ih ins', Is progressing slowly. There
appears ,c be some litle bitterness among
The members toward lhe Governor. A res.
oluiion calling on the Governor for informa.
ton relative to the business Of the several
departments was voted down. The Mlitia
Bill was under consideration a, last accounts
We shall be unable 10 publish the proceed.
ings in full This winter. lf our friends wish
10 read them, they can obtain The Daily Ohio
State Journal during the session for $2; the
Tri.Weekly for 81, or the Weekly Tor fifty
GEMS. Or, BY the year, The Daily $9; Tri.
Weekly IS; and Weekly $3.50. -Four
copies Of the Weekly 10 one address $l.2d
eaeh, and ten copies 81 each.