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The daily union., 1852-10-27
War Department,

Bureau Of Topogrsphica Lnginesn,
October a. lisa
DRoPosALs received up TO and including the 10Th Al,
December NEXT for the following articles required
geo pieces hewn whi,e-oak TIMBER long square
Ia inches
400 piece. hewn whteoa timber long ,gup.
soeo lbs. " inch bol,ron pieces OF feet long
o CORDS sf,o baa. stone no sot or sand stone 'ss ka
@ iee' broad measure aneh pine plank, inches wide
Que hifd oa The day Of next one-rhfI "a
dYof APnl next oae-trd on The 3stdsy II sfay
% lha stone q be delivered as f'icwsi
oncrd on the 3h day Of tpfi the 3a day
OF siay nert: one bird on the alh day OF next
The timber aud plank be free from splits
fsctons.
To be delivered at Oak Orchard Creek, Lake Ontario.
ne quanunes knds and quality Of materials viii nl'o
required sudus bay, Wayne county, and
portions Of delivery also the
sanr qua'nhes knd and qualities of materials viii also be
reqaea o ssds bay Of Ssyuga county, New York times and
Ihs ace as delivered these several specified days, BE-
measured aud Inspected by agent Of the United tse and
e paid o according 10 contract less 10
due which per cent viii be retained the United States
eonlacor will be forfeited 20 the United states II the
fail 10 fulhl his contract
abb. fun his department reserves s
rgh Of eetns proposal not satisfactory in all respects
Advances contracts csnnot be made. But payments
place. landing win he pointed out by The United
states agent on notice 10 him by the
the contractor is be subject delay over three bot
sneh snang shall not be considered delivery Of -ad articles
United states No delivery will be except In auan
ne, and times as stated nd IN win advancement
un devered np.ced and received all articles k
ed and received they viii be
be made allowed on The par Of u. Ijni.J s,.,e. ~
The proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Tmberp
outside Of the envelopes aud VIII be addressed underrn
~ Col. Corp. Topoersphcal Engineers.
TO be inserted In the Republic, nrsgencer Union Wash
inseu Courier and Enquirer, YORK Commercial ADVERTISE
Badao Register albany twenty times daily twice
octo4-.2Hs2RwtDeclo
The daily union., 1852-10-27
From the New York Coarsr and Enquirer, (seotl whsl
IL General Pierce a Coward

Though uacompromisingy opposed on principle 10 the
election OF franklin Pierce the presidency OF the United
States. we have taken frequent occasion 10 rebake
scfupulous psrtisans for their injustice towards his per
sona character, and particularly for their mpatatons
upon his personal courage We believe that the whis
cause IS dishonored by the OF such unworthy
and. when occasion demands will never shrink from
their exposure and denunciaton. We repubsh below.
from our file OF lsa7, letter from General Pierce writ
ten Mexico Immediately after the irumpha entry OF
our army into that city. IL is particularly interesting al
this time by virtue OF The present position of the writer
and the satisfactory evidence afforded BY lis ingenious
and manly statements that the charges OF cowarIiee
which have been so freely made against him. have no
foundation in truth. The representations OF the writer
made at time when he had political ends 10 serve
and marked, as they are, with candor. dreetness and
natural feeling. will, we think, carry conviction to The
mind OF every honest reader. We are only surprised
that the document has long lain anrememberei and
unappeaed 10.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05

LACEY g. CO., 81 St. Charles street,
~ BRANCH OF LACEY & PIiILIIPs,s CELEBRATED HAR
NES MANUFACTORY, Philadelphia Offering and
fashionable HARNESS. SADDLES TRUNKS prices
s5S- REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO- fe97 1yAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05
MUSIC STORES, ETC.
HoRATlo D. HEWITT. PIANO -

ENORATiO d. HEWITT, ANO.-sz1EF--1<,
FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. SO Camp sks
street Nworeans would respectfully request thef I III
of his cxtersiveu . z
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS o AL KINDS
descriptions well selected Of PIANO
FoRhs the factories the first makers the limited States and
EUROPE nnong those of A. STODART CO..
Of NewYork son, OF NewYork, and riEYEl CO, Of
Paris The above nsmenof the following kinds GRAND Sc
MI GRAND, PfCCOLO PICCOLO OBIIQUE AND SQHARE-are
the celebrated makers in the world combining al the late
s G ~ md 0ctayes They viii te ss at tnu!cturrts'
pee MUSICAL MERCAN Disc Of ali kinds and in quantity
Among Others, the subscriber keeps constantly OF hand The largest and
of brought to the southern market
which offered the reasonable GUITARS
,ued BY WILLIAM HALL son, the approved SPANISH
MODELS OF the first class and warranted 10
climate The subscriber las had experience in
North cities, we'll Ncwtrars, and Is
thoroughly acquainted with the mnntest details Of the business h
the that has the Southern market
rs facilities sue that he will always have hand eec
all kinds MUSICAL 1NsTRUAGN1S and the LATEST mud
MOST MUSIC The Musical Pulic specially
Invited to call land examine his stock.
feiS lyos llORAllU p. HEWITT ~ Camp N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05
BSTAT DE LA LoUIsIANE--vu1E DE Ia

IL
Ii rtrevnn moi Edwin leNrgu lewis nnnre public dams
onr willie de In nellie Orleans, Etnt ceasu 6eent
ntS ont prrsomelment les parties c
nIrf nominees at snussicnh"s.
r.auees declare, qu'rn dun lie Ia Legislature de
m compaguie sorite lmtG
i l'als ees persomes pourron
rles VILE die nellie Orleans Ent dc Ia ioui
de Coupanic dc e la Snuvse
Forie les conditions tpulntion ci apres!
trticle L. Que ciet de Ia dto compaa1le de re cour
stp,c port de ID Nelic6ans ct les
Fotlr ports lie GoGc du MXilue atn de
por ret tlps IassaEers.
irtiee J. Que prisent capital lie IN te cernlge
depre par Nt do $22O00 divie actions
pastrs cHqe, 10 privilege dansnenc dit capital
de Ia maor es arcnarPs u.qna
rce s15ooOe 70 capital aetue1 6ant avnuatr
compliant propietres respec ct cqnc ills des
capital de 900 elaqu seront ennis
nonmG s rrdentet scel6s u de
esQuels ceats ansf6rabe public
public lie les aronnare s'obigeant
conrer tenes spnations conditions de ocictG,
r tous porron des prtsene
ii e eIet bureau lu dlrecteuT
snit6 an formhe ct nsiinec,
drnn ierme de coinenCat c Ter
noc quG soft issont, aYant CO ere parties action
Article Que te sompagne poutsuivie jus
pv in O caTacic inco
Article S. QuHucu, dr aationnaC lie Ia de comrnenie eri
ranc a'cl pos suh pU. lie noatan des
action lars lc ionls capital de In drc conf
acionnniscs et
eornnosnul tells nombre dAc
de dH actions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05

engon' 5 s tpls capital sssns vntsu, mile pirst,sfs
s 'f soi isSsf ns ss'S's a"
M t. 19 an S & de Ln rs GS',s % ss
po de o tionnaes don't Samuel s. Green rune nemres de Ia
% i. 'SaSR S r:s%'
Gt urea" par jlcson annncie tcnnS
%,Ss De, a sS%s, , nsn % ass! de Sgss i
compagne VILE sous surveillance arionnslres 9u
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lis emot e premier Lundi de Ionyer dc Shagc
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rempir les dts iusqn seson annel'
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de. ares de ssts u dams ,on les cas- ou m vote
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lie S R de m % na ssISn %haEs % am sns poa s s
plot maors ds aoHnajrss lie lsis ,c r
s
lo conventions sasd'es, ct Get est seulemet out s
Fhit sign. le vile de la
ue nusne jour dc rr Dc raS aa Dc asr nSFs !, am M
Clements, trcns tomp%te Vile gu
% S s sts s Lar 's' Eaar e. @ s s. G'si;
j. C. Converse;
:. E., S. Keep par Jas. j. Bard
=. Cady Il omcs par VIM Holmes;
:. J. NJ Rolfs par j. NJ Relf;
Nonnrnt, Cooper r& Co. par Wm Cooper
l.. NJ. Baldo;
J. II. Carter:
Wash. Jackson, jr.;
:. Wright, Williams 4 Co. larll. NJ. Wr:hs;
D3rlrt nupuae;
H. y. Sykes;
Hrruard Masloue;
john Armstrong;
FL! B. Jenkins par procuraton Louis Hysr;
A. W. Lang;
lean q. Theard;
VIM. j. Clements;
Edwin l.. Lewis, Not. Pub. w
Je certibe les Ic6de dee
foTigina reste pos6 archives de blreau
En- fol de qnoi dome signature lie
Office vile de Nouvele Orleans jour de Hvrier
| D. 1852.
/. S. [Signe EDWIN l.. LEWIS, Not Pub.
Je soussgm6 yateu des eitc vile rar"
rcfr acte dessus ar
| lie livre ae societies No 2. folio 3s3.
/ l.. s. [Siguel EMILE WIITZ
Nouvele Orleans II ftvrier 1882 fe?i iil NH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05

EDW IN T. LEV Is N0IAfy PnDIIF.
certify that the foregoing is the original
inptu uuon the ecurrr records o Office.
In witness whereof these official gnaru
and seal Newtrean this 18th day February. A. u
ISss L. L. LEWIS, Notary Public.
Ie undersigned Mortgages for this parish,
recorded his oic
Partnership book No folio So. EMILE WtIfI
NewOrlean February nth, lS'2 t3lml
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05
NTEW MUSIC STORE, No. 81 CANAL oNfEIls
] NJ a.GLI AE GL!RlSlM US IApQRI. s2I-.L

NEW MUSIC STORE, No. 81 CANAL e.YfIi,A,
~ STREET BRANCH OF CHEESEMAN'S IMPORT ssssEs4SI
ING, MANuFA ACTuRiNG AND PUBLISHING HOUSE. sAsIYsJ
No. PEARL ST., NEW YORK E
established Branch OF the above House 81
CANAL STREET, has hand and daily receiving the
MUSIC AND MUSICAL in the
of NewOrlehns
fi connection thirty years. experience
ness affords facilities decided
Obtaining the LATEST MOST FASHIONABLE PUBLICATIONS
AS soon u ssucd the press. - =
lIlS STOCK OF Music is ENTIRELY NEW AND Carefully
CuLLED with general MUSICAL NSTRU
MESTS selected by the first in the profession
others will he fully justified in his
yious TO purchasing WILL SELL AT TIT SMALLEST
ADVANCE OF THE ACCUSTOMED NEW YORK RATES.
tf5 A liberal ldcduc Professors and Schools.
iaa14tf 20 B. i. CiiRiSTMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05
REMOVALS.
EDUCATION.

DALOS' ORAL SYSTEM-THREE MONTHS
sTUDY-Professor J. S. DEPAI.os TEACHES THE FRENCH
AND THE SPANISH LANGUAGES WITH CORRECTNESS IN A
PECULIAR AND EASY MANNER No Books necessary, but
BLANK PAPER ONLY. - . i. -. -
tY- at Duncans Buildings, CORNER OF CUSTOMIioUSE
STREET AND EXCHANGE ALLEY stairs Viii always be found
from ol and5 to s. janl5 sm
DUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND NUM-
CIPALlTYThis School will be nightly for ak months
Monday instant O'Clock MThe
Department Marshall Schoohpuse ST. May' street,
under Buerntendence Blackan nIa and the
Franklin School Charles
charge Jua Bartlett. Applications admission be
President the Board other Of the undersigned the
Principals. J. o. HARRIS,
oasm FREDERGk cANIERDEN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05

HsASTURAGE-The subscriber having ~,
Il leased the MErAIRIE RACE COURSE is ready to ~
the PASrURAGE OF HORSES during the
Apply premises, to W. C3ElElt, Orleans House.
of St. Charles and Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05
SLAVES.

TAMES W. BOAZNIAN, No. Is Perdido street,
- will pay strict attention to the PURCHASE AND SALE OF
NEGROES SLAVES OF ALI. KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES.
REFERENCES:
Wright Williams Co.. aIoon Titus Williams, Phillips Co,
NJ & Co. S. o. Nelson Co., w Dggs Co. e20 Smd&
NAMES WHITE, No 1863 Gravier street, New
% Orleans will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also, Board and
Sell Commission all Slaves consigned him. fell
N OTICE-The undersigned has opened REAL
Estate, DnoKERs OFFICE e will attend
the purchase hiring collections Bonds Notes,
Accounts,
"rromptness The motto, ]. S. YOUNG,
81 Third street, between Pine and Cbtsnut ST. Louis.
Refernnces-G Prentice Louisville Journal; W. NJ Haldeman,
Louisville William Hughes, Louisville Democrat; john
ohbrough, Times A. Phelps, City Marshal, ST.
L0us Mo. dl2 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05
WANTED.

NM TANTED.--A situation by d young man as
Wv BOOk-KEEPER Of SALESMAN in n Commission House
Northern
Address Miller, Harris Waldo, Poslofire, NO mhi
NNIANTED-ONETHO THOUSAND DOLLARS on
w improved Real in this city, the property renting for
slb Adlress 4 A lw
INFORMATION WANTED. HENRY FER
GusoN ashoe aud Boot Maker formerly Of NewYork or Mebr
TO St. Louis under the ST. Louis
Hotel MONTHS the night of th ! instant
taking away leaving Ike the door Any Information either
will b. thankfully received md
rewarded br fe91 l0tl II. LEGESDl$k, i5 St. louls ST.
VNANTED IN1MEDlATEL1-Ag good Barge
wv towir For uhe iniosmaion
apply the subscribers. STONE WhLWoRif
Sc Tchoupitoulns street.
VNANTED TO HIRE-A first rate colored
w Cook, price will be paid None need
apply we'll Inquire this Office OBS tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05
TO RENT.

FIyO LET OR LEASE-The well known -
chilled the BILOXI HOUSE. situated al Biloxi, EtSsn
Miss with accommodations for enc hundred and twenty -
flnshed- BILLIARD TABLES TEN PIN AL
fEYS STABLES, STEAMBOAT WHARF AND BATH HOUSES
For apply the premises or by letter to
JOIlN NIXON. Mt Newt tels
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05

RAILROAD MATTERs.-The stockholders
ol The Scioto and Hooking Valley Railroad
Company, OF The meeting on Wednesday last.
at Portsmouth, ratified the previous action
Of The Directors in subscribing $4,000 to
the capital stock Of The Maysvile road
The meeting Of The ockholders was
lareeiv auendej, not only from Portsmouth
and Jackson, but also from Hooking and
Perry coun.ies. We learn lha, Hooking and
Perry have already subscribed nearly the
whole amount Of stock required of them,
and that there is every prospect that The peo-
pie Of Vinlon county will also soon raise
The amount assigned them. So certain is il
that the necessary amount Of stock VII be
raised, that the Directors have determined 10
make immediate arrangements for letting
the whole line from Jackson TO Newark this
fall. The road is 10 be located through
Sommersel. in Perry county, ins,ead Of Lam
easier. as heretofore contemplated. The
Perry county people have secured 10 them
selves The road, by their liberal subscriptions
of sock. We hope 10 see this example fol.
lowed by our neighbors of VinIon.-Jack-
son Standard.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05

ADvEaTIsING.-Barnum, who bought his
Museum in New York ten or ,welve years
ago, when he was not worth dollar, and
who is now "millionarir," thus sets forth
The way 10 make money:
advertise your business. Do moi hide
your ligbl under a bushel. Whatever your
occupO,ion or calling may be, il il needs
support irom The puulc advertise it thorough
ly ard efficiently. in some shope or othe ,
,ho. will arrest ploIic aueni'on. | freely
confess that wbot success have had in life
NAV fairly be attributed more 10 The public
press than 20 nearly all olher causes COM
bined. There may possibly be occupations
tha. do not require advertising but | cunno
we'll conceive what they are. Men in bust.
ness will sometimes tell you ,hey have tried
advertising, and that i! did moi pay. This is
only when advertising is done sparingiy and
grudgingIy. Homeopathic doses Of adver-
using will not pay, perhaps-it is like half
portion of pEysic, making The patient sick,
b1l effecing Hohing. Administer literally
and lie cure will be sue and permanent.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05
THE TELEGRAPH.
Indian Summer.

A.. There is a time, just ere the frost
Prepares to pave old Winters way,
When Autumn, in reverie lost,
The mellow day time dreams away;
When summer comes, in musing mind,
To gaze once more on hill and DELL
To mark how many sheaves they bind,
And see if all is ripened well.
With balmy breath she whispers low,
-AThe dying flowers look up and give
Their sweetest incense ere they go,
Fer her who made their beauties live.
She enters, meath the woodland shade,
Her zephyrs lift the lingering leaf,
And bear it gently where are laid
The loved and lost ones of its grief
At last old Autumn, rising, takes
Again his scepter and his throne,
With boisterous hand the trees he shakes,
Intent on gathering all his own,
Sweet Summer, signing, flies the plain,
And waiting Winter, gaunt and grim,
Sees miser Autumn hoard his grain,
And smiles to think it's all for him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05

TESTIMONY IN PoINT.-Senator Foole S
testimony will hardly be impeached. His
Democracy will scarcely be doubled. Du.
ring debate in the United States Senate,
he said of Gen, Scott:
II booor the illUStriOus parsonage alluded
10 so o'ieu in the progress Of this debate,
as highly as any one here. All the COM
mendalion bestowed on him on this occasion
is, in my jud9mtnt, not oI all beyond his de.
serts; as a pairiot | recognize him as en-.
lhed to Inc most profound respect; as q
high minded end accomplished gentlemen
he possesses my esteem ond offeciion as
The victo' upon many DellfoHght .GeM,
10 which ,he na,iono honor was maintained
and ihe enemies Of our beloved country
humbIed before our triumphant flag, res
pecI him, AM graceful 10 him, am proud
Of him."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05
The BOARD orPubiic works.

None Of our readers Wd fail 10 renen-
Der what burst Of indignation met The "or.
DER" nude by This body On Ihe second o,
March last, requiring all railway bridges
over the canals to be removed by The first oI
June ensuing. Even the Locoloco press
save in one or TWO nslances--unied with
The Wings in censuring The order as a most
Unnecessary, illegal and tyrannical stretch
Of authority. The reasons assigned Tor is
suing this order will also be remembered
The rapid improvement Of the State, its un.
exampled "prog,ess' in population and
wealth, had enabled il 10 appropriate The in.
ventions, and 70 adopt the most valuable
discoveries Of modern times, thereby rem
dering The old modes Of travel and rans-
porlalon less useful. The construction OF
railways between differen, points had ena.
bled our citizens 10 gel their produce 10 mar.
kel with greater expedition and with less ex.
pense than by The old modes. Consequent,
y that which had heretofore been carried &c
market by canal were thus in fair way tc
be diminished. To prevent the people from
enjoying the benefit Of this substantial "pro
gress;' 10 force them 10 patronize the ca
nails as before; 10 pteven, The revenues
Of the Public Works from falling Off
or perhaps, 10 have The lingering Of ,
larger sum Of money, the Board comnen
ced war ngains, railways and re
solved 10 render them unableio compete
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05

The import of fish now exceeds the ex.
port. ,ha, Of rice has fallen in bah quantity
and price, and lha. of naval stores has in.
creased in quantity while it has declined in
amount. saF
We produce less Of everything. and the
consumption of all articles Of necessity is
gradually declining, producing a steady de.
lerioration in The condition Of our people.
We are running in debt 10 foreign nations
for articles of luxury. Speculation is ev-
erywhere, and confidence is nos0here; for
every man feels ,ha. The events ofeach sue.
cessive year are bringing us nearer and near.
er to convuIsion similar to that which has
rendered memorable the period oF'the rege.
nue. tariff of 1910 and AZ.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05
Letter from California.
FROM ARTHUR LEDLlE TO wM. LEDLIE.
Sacramento City. Cat,, April 80, 1859.
GCoNcLuDED. |

CONCLUDED
Tne lands ia this city and vicinity are claimed
by Capt. John A. Sutter, a native Of Switzerland.
ter, jr., son Of the former. He formerly claimed
this vicinity under and by virtue Of grant for
II square leagues from Gov. Alvarado. But find
ing that the Alyarado grant cannot be construed
to extend to this city, it is now claimed to cover
square leagues between the Sacramento and
ranch or fam, called the Hook Farm, and on
which he resides. And this city aud vicinity are
now claimed under aud by virtue Of grant for
90 additional square leagues from Gov. Michel
toreSo. On this latter tract the Fort known as
Suffers Fort is located. 1t is situated near the
American, about two miles east from the Sacra-
mento river, and if not within the present corpo-
rate limits of the city, it is at least within the as
sUmed limilS of he city, and the lands within the
limits of this grant have all passed out Of the
> hands of the original owner, and they are now
assumed to be owned by few Spectators, who
generally hold those lands up at an enormous
price, and in a great many instances have COM
meoced vexatious suis against those who have
g.. attempted to stop or settle upon any of those
NandS without their permission. And in those
suits, The magistrate, aud other inferior courts
s would assume jurisdiction; and although the
most intricate and important questions Of land
tide were Involved, yet in most cases those infe-
rior courts actually refused to grant an appeal
from their decisions 10 any higher cours; and this
course of procedure on the part Of those inferior
courts brought on what is generally termed the
Hquater, ,wor--a sort of tragedy that took place in
this city, OIL the 14th of August, 1850, in which
alfray, some good citizens on both sides were
shot down in the streets, and others lost their
lives within short distance of the place, and
o0hefs again incsrcerated iu PRISONS and subjected
to yexatons law suits and other difficulties.
J ThesettlerS aud miners from various portions
bf this state held convention at this city in Jan
F ary last, to take into consideration the subject
1 OF land claims, etc., in California; aud among
J, other things passed on by the convention, they
\ memorialized Congress on the subject Of theil
grievances, and asked the government for dona-
tiOn of the public lands in limited quantities ia
actual settlers, and reasserted their former ex-
pressed opinions that the lands in and about thi'
city belong of right to the government Of the
United States, and that all inchoate or incomplete
titles toland in such large quantities, and OF sucf
character as TO be at variance with the genera
practices Of our government, should never be per.
feeted by any action of our government etc.
The Go mniSsicncrs on those private land claims
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05
MIXED REASONS FOR SUPPORTING PIgRcI

MIXED REASONS FOR SUPPORTING PIERCE.
The Washington Rep"biic Of the 2Sh
uIt contrIns lel,ef iiom Nj. Watson q.
Havnes. dele.p.e 10 The Iase Free Soil
Convention ~ Pittsburgh, requesting the cd
nor 10 conwadicl - vile repor going the
round Of The pnpe's,'' 10 lhe effect lhaI he
(Mv. f. was sen, 20 Piusbu'sh through the
i Grence and al he request Of M"ssrs. Sew
N,j and G,eejev. Nr, Haynes (who turns
oul 10 have been Democrat IN disguise) in
dieueouy ,epeIs The chorge. and gives three
reasons for supporting Mr. Pierce. He
says:
IL recommend Mr.. Pierce on FREE
SoIL. ANTI.PoPERY, and ANTI.MAINE LAW
grounds! !"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05
The EARTHoUAKE AT SANTIAGO DE CUsA

The EARTHQUAKE AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
The city of llpvanna has subscribed $50.
900 for The relief Of the sufferers by The
earthquake at Santago de Cuba. and calls
have been made for brickIavers, carpenters,
&C., TO 60 10 their ossiss,ance. Nearly all
the churches were dleadiulv shaken. One
of the towers Of the Cathedral wos thrown
down, aud The church Of Sa MIA Anna was
rent inlo four pieces. Al The boracks Of St
Froncis ,he earth opened with fearful gap,
sud swallowed up corporal and Two SOL
ders. In the first quarter Of The CITY ol
Santiago one hundred and fifty houses were
ruined; in The second quarter seventy.,wo
were Destroyed, Ia the direction of Lii
mones. it was reported that volcano had
made an eruption. Rocks were rent osun'
der from the ,ops Of mountains, and fell inIo
,he plains with a terrible power.