Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21


b eyFTes Sellers meiin SAFE Convention
a. Cleveland and nominated mirror SuF'
LIFT, Of TrumbuiI county. for Judge Of So
preme COuft.B they also nominated the
following electoral ticket
I. Albert Lewis, Hamilton; 2. Amos
Moore, do; 8. Gifin, Butler; A.. Mr.. Bran
drift, Miami /; s.. DR.. John Paul, Defiance T;
6. Mr.. McKane, Adams; z. DR.. Joshua Mar.
lin, Greene /; 8. Dr.YO.. Hor, Champaign /;
9. Joseph Jackson, Seneca 10. Fullerton,
Ross !; II. julius A. Bingham, Vinion; IL.
E.. C. Wright, Licking; IS. Allen Mcneil,
Morrow; IA. Philander Bliss, Hardin; 10.
Matthias Collier, Tuscarawas 16. A. A.
Gentry, Muskingum F; II. Mr.. Steele, Mon.
roe; 10. s. H. Thompson, Summit; 10.
John P. Converse, Geouga; go. R. w.
Taylor, Mahoning 81. Thomas George,
Carroll.
John P. Hale addressed the Convention
in the afternoon, for an hour md a half.
AUsrRALlA.-The London correspondent
OF the National lntelligencer says:
The tide Of emigration is still towards the
Australian coloniesya The returns of the
number Of emigrants who were shipped in
July, were very imperfec.. and cannot be
quoted with confidence. But there is no
doubt they exceed one thousand a day.
There are at present one hundred and sew.
en,een vessels entered outwards for Austria,
ia, Of which seventy.three are IN the port
Of London, and forty.four are at the out.
ports. The vessels vary in tonnage from
800 TO 1000 tons. We are told that it is the
better sor. Of people who 60 out now. Mo-
blemen's sons have looked over a stock Of
emigranl's tools, and two Of them avowed
their determination 10 &c. out ofthis I'D
slow, worn out old country, where every.
body seemed crippled"
The Hillsborough Gazette says Of the
Hillsborough and Parkersburgh road:
We feel fully authorized now TO say, that
Developments have been made within a
few days, which places the fac, (of which
we have always Eel, fully confdent) beyond
doubt, tina, our road will be ga link in the
great through line from the Atlantic to the
Pacific" and that our friends may with per.
feet safety take stock in this road with tina,
assurance and understanding. y 81
Gen. Scott, soon after the war of 1919,
had his pockets picked Of $500. He adver.
tised his loss, and his purse and its contents
were returned, with The assurance hat had
he been known he would not have been
robbed. The Albany Atlas has less mag.
nimi.y than this pickpocket. Itknows Gen .
Scott, and yet he attempts 10 rob him Of his
reputation. Maligni.y is a more degrading
passion than avarice. g4.grgg
BoTToM ALL FALLING ouT.--A reliable
friend from Cincinnati writes under date Of
the 18Th, ",hat one hundred and fory.,wo
German Democrats, Of the 10th ward alone,
came out in the zKolksblan a German Dem.
ocratic paper dcnouncing the Miami Tribe,
and declaring that they will vote the whole
Wing ticket. Boys do you hear that?
For L1BERlA.-The Colonization Herald
says, In consequence Of numerous applica-
lions for passage TO Liberia, IL is intended 10
send thteevessels TO Liberia shortly. These
will sail from Baltimore, on the 18th Sep
TENDER; New York Ocinber-J and Bali.
more, november I.s 'a.a.-fHT- t".5 s'. isf
THE HAY CRof.-kis estimated ,ha, the
hay crop Of the United States, This year, is
about one third below an average. bu, OF
better quality than last year. In Duchess
county, N. Y, il is selling at $18 per ton,
and in other parts Of the same State at from
SO to $40 per ton.
THE DYsENTERY.-A medicalcorrespond.
ent Of the New York Tribune states that he
has wo children sick with that terrible
scourge, the ~dysen,ery, and from observa-
lions he has made, he is led to suspect that
the use Of sal. fish, during hot weather, has
much 10 do with The production Of that fatal
disease.
Several Cincinnati physicians have fur.
nished their dwellings with speaking trum.
pets, communicating with their rooms and
the front door, that when called at night,
they may learn the comer's business, with
out descending the stairs. @
The imperial family Of Persia; il is said,
comprises about 100000 persons. The
greal.grand(alher Of the present Shah had
$40 wifes, ~polygomy being allowed in tina.
country, hence the numerous descendants.
MoRMoNIsM.-The N. Y. Tribune, says,
it is astonishing how this qneer despised
doctrine goes ahead in all countries; even in
India the Mormon mission seems 10 be STEAL
ing a march on the Christian missions, at
Bombay, Calcutta, &c. a..
1t is stated in the Eastern papers that Mrs.
Stowe, the authoress Of Uncle Toms Cabin,
has engaged TO write a popular tale upon the
effect Of the Maine Liquor Law, intended
for wide circulation by the friends Of the
law. ,e
REAplNG MACHINES IN ENGLAND.-It is
stated that $4,000 reaping machines have
been made and sold in England during the
past year-a majority of them were Of Illus.
sey.s pattern.
The order Of the Lone Star, established
for the purpose Of effecling the revolution Of
Cuba, contains about $4,000 members in
this country; and as each member is com.
PEELED to pay 50 for initiation and IS for
each degree, the funds mus, be pretty con.
siderable.
The Cincinnati Atlas announces that
there are 1853 omnibuses and 578 horses EN-.
ployed in running within the city proper and