Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-23

more or less muiilaled.
Mr.. w hisSon, the clerk, was alive al tho
asst accounts. but his injuries are so severe
hal doubts Of his recovery are entertained.
The disaster is shocking one. and will
excite much attention. AS lhe case now
stands, il seems TO have been one OF wanlon
,areiessness on the parl Of III, engneet.-
Indeed, 10 hing bul curelessness could pro-
1uce so fearful result. The boat was new
having been bull. at Pittsburgh and pu, on
Ihe Muskngum this season. 1t was one Of
The mail line that ran from the termination
of the Nor.hwe stern turnpike TO GAINESVILLE.
|. was fine boat, and general (avorile
with The travelling public on the Muskingum.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. l5.--There is no mail
south oil Washington. The Republic of
this morning has sharp article in reply 10
George Laws article, and it says Mr.. Rob.
erls informed The members Of the Govern.
men, that Lieut.. Porter and Purser Smith
would not be agaln sen, om in the Crescent
Chy, and that it was on the strength of these
declarations that The Spanish Minister was
notified that these parties were Withdrawn
from the steamer. No assurance, The Re.
public says, was given thar Mr. Smith would
no. again be allowed TO return TO Cuba, the
Government, no, pretending TO have any con.
.rol over employers Of company.
STEAMER DAN CoNvERs SUNx.-The
ZanesviIe steamers have had sWeak Of
bad luck. On the same day that the Buck
eye Belle was blown up a, Beverly, the Dan
Convers, on It's way from Pittsburgh 10
GAINESVILLE, with O load of merchandise,
struck sunken coal boat, and sunk in ten
feet of wafer. No lives were lost. bu. the
cargo will be nearly total loss. A d,s-
patch from Capt. Gallagher says .ha, the boat
will be raised
The increase of Bar king business in the
shape OF loans, stocks, goIo and silver, 6Oc.,
in the State of New York, during the past
year, has been over ,hirly.eighs millions OF
dollars. The amount now invested is over
t,co hundred millions Of dollars.
New ILLUSTRATED PAPER Mr. Barn
um, of Jenny Lind no,oriety, has formed
partnership with H. D. Beach for the pur'
pose Of publishing new illustrated paper,
in the city of New York. They myess
capital of $4o.UU0, and promise TO get up
the best illustrated newspaper in the world.
No expense will be spared 10 procure4 the
best designers, engravers, &c, for The work.
The frs, number will be issued in lew
weeks.
NORTH CARoLINA.-Relurns are moi all
in, but i, is loerably certain that it has gone
for Pierce by small majority, less Than
1000. The Locoloco papers ascribe ihe;r
triumph TO The assistance they received by
Mr.. Clirgman, who, for some time has
been trying to be a Locoloco. We hope he
is fairly over the fence, lha. all may know
whele to find him.
Florida. and Louisiana have both gone
for Pierce by small majorilies. The Wing
column is therefore composed Of Vermont,
Massachusetts, Kentucky and Tennessee
Rather shattered, that same column, but ad.
versiiy halh lis uses as hath prosperity
MAY we profit by it, When Locofoeoism
developes It's true features the people will
again admonish them as ,hey have here be.
fore, ,ha. they are omnipolenl.
chap up in Wellington, put into the
baloi box a receipt for barrel Of Blubber
Oil. instead of a ticker for President. After
he returned 10 his store, he thought he would
see how much his bubber was per gallon,
! when he found ticker in his pocket in its
stead.
: We once knew man 10 vote an order for
seveniy- -fve cents, instead OF Loc"ioco
; ticket. He got his order whom The Judges
opened the box and counted out the voles.--
The moral of all which is, the people
, should be careful what they put in the ballot
box.
Ii is said that butter is selling al 80 cents
per pound in Cincinnati. This is outrageous,
> and clearly The resu, Of combination among
, dealers. The farmers and producers get no
< such price. We notice movement in New
York 10 pu, down this class Of sharpcrs that
buy up al low prices the necessarles or lie,
and lSus, by combination, sell oul al 100
, per cent. profit. A fair business is proper
. and honorable, bu, this gouging is TOO bad 10
, stand, peaceably.
REGULATING RRPUDIATloN.-At late
election lne people of Mississippi ugTeed to
recognize the validity Of some millions OF
their State Bonds which heretofore they
have repudia,ed This is honest, and will
help their credit vastly. We think the poo
pie were cheated Out Of the money, bu' the
1 holders Of The bonds paid II in good tai'h,
and are entitled to their pay in return,
From THE SAur. The Lake Superior
Journal, Of October 9Th. says thar TWO
mining companies have Two hundred tons OF
copper that they cannot ship for wan. Of ops
poriunuy, Other companies have several
hundred tons waiting Tor shipment All
hands are waiting impalienlly for the com'
mencement OF The canal around The Falls,
when The era Of prosperity for the Lake Su'
perior regions will commence in earnest
/, THE ELECTION IN GEoReIA--The Mil.
(. ledgeville Recorder briefly sums up The
result Of the Presidential election in eighty
, Two counties Of Georgia, from which official
J returns have been received In the counties
referred TO, The regular Democratic ticket
{ has ob,ained 30,045 votes, the Scott. ticket
1881, the Webster ,cke, 4.313, the Union
T Piene aud King ticket 59l0. the Tsnup
. and Quitman ticket $50, and sixty votes
cast scattering. In these counties the vote
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