Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

ing Clause passed me DeHdte, ne move
menl has some meaning which lime perhaps
will demonstrate. tgr
BALTIMORE, July e9-Gfea, mortality
from cholera is reported in Burke county,
Georgia. Ou, Of ffly.seyen cases fil'y
proved faal.
BUFfALo, July 3l.-The Board Of Health
Of this city report seven,y.one deaths oil
cholera and 1863 deaths from all diseases du.
ring shepas. week. ',a'S $r'"'
The People Of Oregon have decided by
vo,s Of 1.847 against 1897, moi 10 call u con.
yenlion 10 lorm State Government m
The following ,oasi was drank q. the
lale Fourth Of July celebration a. Bethel,
Cieimont county. a.aa 5the1TS zGai
rhe young men OF America, ,--Their arms
our support, our arms their reward-fall in
men, fall in.-Sallie. ,gs5 ,dic4 sos.,,a-,e
4 Gov. WodD, CoMlNe HoME.--The Val.
paralso Of May 3oih has the following an.
nouncement: slf.cE ~ sa.1@ .GH#
UNITED STATES Consul. The Hon. Reu.
ben, Wood. has sopghl and ob.aiped leave Of
absehce from his p6sl, ID return home on
private business, nnd d.wTTl ,laaYe about the
middle OF June. Gov. Wood has won the
universal esteem ol The American popula.
lion by his straight forward Integrity
and high minded nationality; and they
would be glad 10 see him come back in The
capacity Of Minister Plenipoleniiary, &c.---
During his nhseucc, Gen. g. B. Merwin will
officiaie as Consul, and we have no doub.
acceptably TO Merchants, Masters and Sea-
men, - s}..stq ,..i
The Tifin Tribune Of The Goth ul,. says
that, up 10 that date, there had been 1o9 ca.
ses Of cholera, in that city, and 49 deaths.
|. is now disappearing, Of lhose.who have
died. 46 we're foreigners, and only three
were natives. This is a singular fact. x
SAMUEL LEWIS died al his residence in
Green Township, Hamilton county, on Sat.
urday morning, He was fifty six years Of
age. ,saq.ya hay .,a
Benjamin H.. Johnson, an old citizen Of
HilIsborough, lately died, leaving nm estate
Of about 100000 Among other beqnes,s
he left $4,000 TO build q Masonic Hall in
lha, Town.
Parson Brownlow, the queer, fighting old
preacher editor Of Tennessee, has hoisted
the name Of John Bell for Presiden, in 1856
TEMPERANCE LAw-ANorHER DECISION.
I'VE understand that the conslilu,ionalty
&c., of the Temperance law Of last winter
came up before Judge Barley, OF the Su-
preme Court, and Judges Walker. Stuart,
and Hurd Of the Dislricl Court, a, late ses-
sion, when the entire coun agreed in decd.
ing The law constitutional. and binding upon
.he people Of Ohio. This is in opposition
TO Judge Corwin's decision, and much more
in accordance with common sense and prec-
edent. We do not know whether the Iase
decision covered The points decided by Judge
Rankin, bu, learn i, did, and ,ha. his decis.
ion is also reversed. Wo trust this may turn
Out 10 be the case.--O. S. Journal.
The Houston Telegraph says Con. Hous.
ton will be sustained in bis vote against the
Nebraska Swindle, by the people OF Texas
1t gives list Of nearly all the Democratic
papers in The State, which approve Of The
Generals vote, and denounce the bill as "a
hobby OF an aspiranl for the Presidency
A fire broke ont on The farm Of Or. A
Wolf, Of Macarthur, a few days since, de-
stroying twenty acres of hay and fencing
&c, 10 The value OF six hundred dollars
The fire communicated from d tree which
had been fired for The purpose Of smoking
ou, swarm OF bees. *, .a lard \
Ono UNIvERsiTY.-We understand lhu
Professors Bragdon arc Given resigned lhe
respective Offices in the Ohio University
yesterday. We efurther learn that The BoarC
o. TrusIeeslhaye elecled Rev. MI. Sears, o
Illinois, TO The chair Of Languages, in place
Of Prof. Bragdon; and Mr.. Young, (forme
graduate Of The University Pfiucipsl7of lb,
Prepal alory Department. In place Of Pro
fessor Giysa,f44tAsas MeRssnyeeY9a
The N, Y. Evening Post says the quns
lion whether sihe Sandwich Islands shal
come 10 US as State, or Territory, is nc
The only point OF difference; and that ou
Commissioner Gregg, is Sucking abou, III
price. The King wants we should pay hir
FIVE millions oil dollars, which Gregg think
. rather TOO high for tie article. We have n
hesi,aIion in saying that Congress will 3
once agree 10 pay thar sum, provided, iher
is a chance 10 introduce slavery into that in
leresIing group. That it will come in lin
we have no doubt. apTl's
! The Cincinnati Sunday Mercury says, III
Miami tribe haveagrced TO run Capt. Wm
| H. Lyle of the Isl District, and VIM. I
Groesbeck Of the Cd District, as their car
didales for Congress. Groesbeck would |
a good representative, and Lyle has ialel
enough, but has he joined the temperance 81
!, cie,y yell
Il is said that Mr.. King Of Butler, and Va
landiDgham OF Dayton, are candidates OF II
Slave Democracy in opposition TO L. D Cam
bell for Congress. When il is settled wi
is to be his opponent, Campbell will ,al
the field, and we have no doub, be again ii
umphanIly elected,
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The Richmond (Va3 Examiner is paric
, larly severe upon the Homestead features
!, Mr.. Hunters bill. Ills opposed TO all Bill
: for that object, buff il mus, come lei |.
! fairly ard openly and not by stealth. II
J Examiner is a lOcofoco paper Of The Sou.
Z ern stripe. +, sv,