Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-31

nearly S.UOU maJprily) in 1900 elected a L..
r. Governor. and a L. f. Legislalure.-
This year the Lncos have reelected their
Governor, bu. have los. the Legislature
Thereupon some Of The Locos exclaim,
''lhis election makes North Carolina sure
for Pierce and King"
Iowa. on the Other hand, always hereto,
fore Loco, has nude a pretty fair summer
set Notwithstanding which, these same
Locos say that state is regarded as certain
for Pierce and KING"
Accounts from the Windward Islands con,
llnue to be received of the state of siarva-
lion into which The people Of those islands
are involved from The long continued droulh.
Antique, 81. Kius, 81. Lucia, Anguilla and
Curacao, are represented as particularly
destitute and distressed. In Auguilla the
drouih which had prevailed for seven
months, had reduced The poorer classes of
the inhabitants 10 a STATE Of absolute deslilu.
lion and misery. The poor are absolutely
dying for want.
Mr.. Gibbons, an lrishman Of Cincinnr,i,
was a good Democra, and very proper man,
until he came Out for Gen. Scott. But he
has been performing efficient service, by
his speeches in behalf Of Old Chippewa, and
the Enquirer now abuses him, and calls HIM
ian aposlaie," "a poor miserable creature,''
and this |. the treatment naluralizrd CHI.
zens may expect from the Democracy. As
long as the leaders can make use of them,
they are the best of Democrats. but LEI, them
once think and ACT independently, and then
they are "apos.ales' and "ppor creatures"
A Wing Ratification meeting was held at
ShelbyvilIe. Tenn, on The l7lh ul,imo,
when spirited and appropriate resolutions
were adopted, and enthusiastic speeches
were made. In speaking Of the result Of
the days work the Shelbyville Exposi,or
says:-"Every vesligc Of dissatisfaction has
passed away. The voice that has gone up
is one universal shout. 1t is the voice OF
many waters. 1t speaks thunder tones
and the sound .hereoiis cheering TO The ears
Of true " higs. Up then, ye. Wings of
Tennessee TO The rescue. Do not falter in
The. fight. Look TO your arms. See tha,
YOU are ready and Then charge to The con
fic,."
A London correspondent of the Inver.
ness Courier, in describing wha. he saw al
The Italian Opera, writes: "Of Jenny Lind
TOO. | had thai evening a glimpse. She is
wreck TO her former sell; | could hardly
have recognized her. She looks pale, worr
and haggard-in bad spirits and bad health;
and. as she sat-al The centre Of hundred
opera glasses directed upon her-there was
bul one wondering and sympa,hising muir,
muir throughout The vas, building"
:: The family of the late Professor Kings
ley. of West Point, have been the sport o
accidents and calamnies. In the year 1888
or 5, four children died in one week, O
scarlet lever; subsequently yet another died
after pro,racted sickness; then Prolesso
Kingsley, i849, was thrown from his horse
. receiving injuries from which lie died; III
g remaining members of the family, in 1856
were thrown from a carriage, and The youn
gesl child, aged five years, was killed. Tw
! !. daughters, aged thirteen and ,wenly-on
were among the lost on the Henry Clay.
The Clarion County Register advertise
d nine iron furnaces, with furnace property
for sale under The Sheriff hammer. Thi
). will make iwenty.three furnaces sold il
g tina, county, by the Sheriff. within a year
d all this in consequence Of the Determination
d of the Locofoco party 10 make The work
d men Of this county hewers Of wood an
drawers Of wafer 10 The English Manulac
~.urers. Are the people willing thus 10 cor
linue
n Tho State Journal Of The Goth, announce
. that the Marietta and Cincinnati Railrou
o Company have been offered 100000 f
their contract for 5000 Ions of railroad iroI
1 and have declined the offer. We presum
The statement, is true, MS a similar advanc
offer has recently been made to the Ger
4 trail road" for their contract made som
v months ego.
REVIVED AGAIN.-We understand that
v suit is about to be instituted 10 The Suprem
COurI against the existence Of Noble county
e on the ground Of It's unconstilulionality, an
thar the attorneys engaged on that side
h The case are Hon. Thomas Ewing. HoI
Henry SIanbury. and Hon. VIM. Kennol
or The reliability of the report. we cam,
speak. buff true, Noble county has a slrun
. team 10 pull against. We await its defini1
u confirmation - Noble county paper. .
- The captain of The steamer II. L. YeaImaI
has been held 10 bail in Cincinnati in $50
for landing a pauper in tina, city. The ho'
came from Pittsburgh, and the captain n
n ceivcd On BOARD all The deck passengers III
would pay their fare; AMONG whom was OF
afflicted with consumption. On tho arriv
y Of the boat al Cincinnati, The sick passeng
was sent TO The hospital, and hence 1t
D., prosecution.
HA:ILroN CoUNTY.-The Cincinnati A
las says:-"We speak advised,y when v
say that there is everything in the cond
&c ZION Of political affairs here TO give Il
IN warmesI encouragement 10 the friends
It. Gen. Scout, and that it a showing is maj
in other parIs Of the State such as will
Of exhibited here. not ever The overwhelmil
majority Of 1850 will furnish a rule for Il
isl result"
I'd PATENTs.-Among the patents issued fro
n. the U. S. Patent Office, las. week, we've Oh
is. 10 Louis De Com, of Cincinnati, for an ir
prOvrment in compositions for p%reservil
;s butter; one 10 Jarvis Case, Of Selma. Obi
de- Tor improvement in cider mills; and one
q, John W. Kane, OF New Carlisle, Ohio, {
an Improvement in mill dress.