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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

MAINE ELECTION - There is no occasion
10 give further felutns OF the Helechdh in
Maine bn Monday last. The fusionlsis
hive carried everything. Instead Of q
phched bai,le Il hSSproved a general massu:
Gre Every Democratic candidate has been
Killed. Nol d wounded man ID report
| Wish Stuya s9isms ~ gltssys s1iaiW
Every ELECTION III ihe Nonh since the
passape OF ihp Nebrasku bill has terIinaied
lig ,he saihe way e And yet some men pre-.
tend ID think ,he result will Bs diifertn, n
OhiO; and are surprised liha, The people u
,he NJuh atc noi satisfied with that meiis.
oys fsi3 (r'9N 9Niliisa A9tV 0f3;tfssrt
1ae 3al, Ia shsESa
INDIANA OcfoskR ,EDkcrIoN- fol-
lowins esheeaadidaIes ioE Congress in In.
diHna. lii,SuS 4l nH3k b hi6lat a4Se
Dist. Opposition. isaF Old Line DEM y
i-aSm'k III Hail ! s' Smnh Muller NJ =
2--iF. O. SIaugh,er 10 ~ w. n. English Z
3-J.A flsndficks, iasgC. H. DuDhsqI.
4-leWm. Uumbhck % 40 WIS fIoIlhmh q
SD. r. tldltoway }t.BJ.iIJ Buckets
6--sbucien Barbour 4iO T.AUtiendrick,
a-1H DaScoaa ssves hHeJ. 81 Davis s
pALS. sColfax asapi M Norman Eddy i
lO4SI BfeN.onl .As9a1eiEa Chsmberlali
llAJUHa UlPsaitFapl ~ James r. Slack
Ysth aHt - -,,lii--ll.llh al bgs
hsD DEATH -ofNAN EprroR. The Bedford Sen
,insIelates that Jalhss Il. i.WhsonFl Esq,
editor Of d,hsARobn0ks Republicani diedia,
lhe resideneefof Rev Nelson Sale, IN thai
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

CIoIRRA AT PirTsBuRsH This dreadful
scourge broke ousiu Pnsbureh On las!
Thursday week, and toflwo or three days,
ragged aIarminely. There were fihy.one
deaths on Thossjay, 46 on Friday e5 on
Saturday, and SO on Sunday % Mppday
busfew new cases were reported and il was
thought The epidemic was about over. % rgsi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

SHASeHAis -This!is an era of secret 50!
cieties Almost every sday brings new news ol S
the organization Of some new societies, fol
use or amusement Theofoliowingg which
we clip from the State journal is the "latesj
arrival,p a317s y, ., oai@" q ,.. .','a'',gl't 4
SHANoHAIs-Ths imperial SAanghq;s d
the, celestial order, win strut towards ths
Foo Food roosting place at the first fain
twinkle gnlkl Of the evening star, By order o
the Cock-a7doo.ds !; ssa.ss,N sJg 4,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26


aoNcRessMKN ELkcr.-y Five Slaies have
held lhrir Congressional elections recently,
Arkansas has slecIpd A. 3. Greenwood, !
,nYmber of tbe lasi Congress and Albsrl
Rus, B0,h DemScra.a. .,o 81 ssg 81
\ lqwA. J,mss Ihprnlngion ,nnd Rufus L
b, Clarke. bo,h Anli-NebraskaI Wings, ,a
Maine, Eben, zer Knowl,on and LANES
4, Millikep, Anti Nsbraska Democrats, apd
jobs ,M. Wood, John j Perry, Samuel +
Benson and lsreal Washburp, Ami- Nsbrssl
ka Wings. / ~ ,tl ma ,g'. bee 0eDS
Missouri, John s., PHELPS, Democrat, re-
elected, and Luther ". Kennclt, sGilehTIsl
Porer, James J. Lindley. John, G., Miller
Mordecai Oliver, and Samuel Carulhers
Wings.
lHvslm0nt James kIeOchSm, Justice s
Morll, and AlvSh SabiH,. Anti NebrpskS
Wh,do oha1fvtl eien ~ INlmog eig tlnni
AswiIIa be seen, fifteen IL the. .stovs AZ
Wings, and Ave Democrats The present
Representatives oi these Disiricls gave mir:
aeen ydles fof ihe Nebraska bill, anp sever
akains. il. The new ReplesehsssIveJsIan9
uhly eight 10 twelve against IT, Sat Reg
IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26
A.rrivai OF ihs steamer Atlantic.

f II - a.
4 Arrival Of the steamer Atlantic. d
New YobK, ssn,,iIea..The s,e.m,ri Al,
lan,,c s,r,ysd Win ds,ss ,onbs r,,hanC' San.
,.,,h.,, .,,. 4, i,5,s' ,,,s - ,,'I' -,
lB,own a, .Sh;olav ,,,,bs so,es or c,,.
mn ,,st, o0(l ,nsl.s 4, snecul,,,,rs and 600
,oe exbdr.o- All iolali,;ss had slipb,ljyindy.,,,
"a :. .;Pbe demaad n ~ nods y.,sJ and n,,cas
n favor or b,,yers,Sn, "a, IA, 1g|.,iss1E
N RIch6,ds;,n ;eo,,,,s h,e.d.,ofrs heavy since
hs, yrno,,. Run iroo,o,ed s., ,bs slosaj w hue
Wheat. a(0es, 6a 4 OHIO a,ur aOs. m.
demand " ,,ode,a,a. and u,ices in favor ol
buv rs. & ~ {,le-l,sr. Seli 81 s t.,F5 An,
Mcfleprv o,,o,,s lard,in fair demand. and
Ihald,rs firm. .si,h o,odsra,e sales 10 ,he ,rade
Il, 5es's,J. \ 9;.g4f M Tsr .,.f..,.,,,.,
y The Rassiaa unconditional refusal 81 IN,
1uroposa ii o( ,he. .bos,,.rs eon6nnpds "A cab.
lins. council was held ., Vienna immedia,eI,
nn the reception .of his .rsply.s The Aus,
lrian and Swedish ministers we're expec,et
lto leave s,.rsbutsl,s !, Nothing from u,
Baltic. Bomarsuud no, ye, disn,an,led. IA
lsV Affairs ON ,he Black Sen and Danube mn
changed. asa a "A. n sn 81. :,
! 0Priuce Albert and The Kings Of -Por,upn
and Belgium are with tho Emperor NapJleoi
a, Buulopne Camp. Queen Chris,iana re-
I ported insanesiro6l) )exel,eaen,,
| The. Baltic su,amers continue, reconnoil
erine aha cpas, Of Finland. ia is confirmet
Itha, The Russians blew IN Gus,ayern. lii
tsull doubuul whether he Black Sea .exped dl
ion SgaIps. Sebas.upol viii sail or no,.s
F.. Noibiup new from Asia. Belgian Minis
Inv have Withdrawn their resignation, Mad
rid remains onie,: Chris,iana 6us ouiued I'M
der.an. ,escorl o(, cavalry 40 the S8,h; he
cblldren have arrived in ENGLAND. ,i,,s, II
CoNsrANT,NopLE, Angus, s25.--The sieg,
aUillsry bvloba,nu,,o ,he EIvnch aemylha
arrived. All Turkish men.oi,war on ,.h,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

ATHENS County -The Democracy Of
Athens county seem to be in peck Of
troubles. Mr., WILKIN, their nominee for
Auditor, and Mr. Lowrey, their candidate
for County Clerk, have notified the party
through the columns Of the Democrat
that they decline running for those offices
Mr.. sWilkin says that his name was placed
in the ticket through the influence Of his
friends, before they understood his trae
position, and without his knowledge OF, con-
sent.
sMr. .Lowrey gives no reasons for his de-
clinatOn; but the matter seems to have been
understood by the Central Committee, for
they Immediately placed his name on the
ticket as candidate for Auditor, that being q
better paying Office than Clerk sea9l .il
After these men had declined, and be-
fore the Central Committee nominated Mr..
LowreYfor Auditor, the" Democrat hoped
thdet tHcs NtutIdi Soulinlbtte WOulu dutuu "
the matter, and nominate men for these Off
es Of the he,igltstipe, ihtimating thereby that
Messrs, Lowrey and Wilkin were sot q lhs
rig1a stripe No sooner, however; did Mr.
Lowfey receive the nomination for Auditor
than the editor adds to bis article post
script endorsing MI Lowrey. as follows.
| /, s. We have barely time to announce
that the Central Committee have induced
Mr. Lowrevto accept Of the nomination fol
( Auditor and we cheerfully insert his name
in the ticket. He ran against Mr.. Moors
two years ago, and is knosOn to be sound
Democrat, and possessed Of the necessary
qualifications, We rather think he is tht
;,fast horse" who will give -four present in
cumbent' pretty hard race More anon
We feel ashamed ofour calling, and blush
for the fraternity, whenever we see sucl
specimens Of seryility in partizan editors, /
is heart-sickening, So long as the politica
press remains in the hands Of such menials
our country must remain paradiseof dem
| agogues. s.,,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26


passy ass.,c5sPi ioAs. ss.d wsll abide by shesss
sull d said sleclioh as xpressioasdf The
Prssent ss1iimenis u ,he people on shatiss
sue. M
ResoIbed. Thas we fully endose lisplsl,l
form of The Columbus convention OF The rs h
Julys and the csndidsies then and there
I Resolssd ThS. his convepllon respect
| fully present the name oi the Hon. v. B.
tliprtons 70 the-people Of the EleyeHb Con.
gressioppl District, as o gentleman every
iwdy WORTHY OF their suppbrt as a Represent
ta,Ive in Congress. and pledge him The undi.
lyided spffrage Of The friends Of freedom in
This cdioly
Rss2lped, Tha. we will cordially supporl
jlhe candidates. 10 be selected BY This Con:
yen,ioD. whatever may have been ,heil
former party associations; Provided they
accept INSTRUMENTATION on The foregoing
platform, and are capable, faithful and ,hopl
est.
The commi.ieeon candidasesthen retired
and ai.er an absence Of somasDinutes, re-
iurneds and reported iaeafollawing person.
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1g' na'',s' nls y.lE 80, n. sd a,a
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26
1,suN tAliIN lvH.E WlEfs AlII..99s 4
Full moon, 9th day., 4, y.,i, .,...r

3 Hon. s Up. Chase dellvefed an able ad-
dress oh the Kansas and Nebrsska question
at Hillsborougb recently, ne,,,,.,. Il s.,,,,.s::)
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26
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,soMRRoYl aoHIo!

TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER %, 1854.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

VIM. BREMIeAy. 9. s. OF the s. Of T.,
and Travelling agen. forahs siSI6 Temper.
ance Commiuee has recently purchased the
Circleville Herald. Weare glad 10 sas The
press of Ohio placed in good hands. Mr.. B,
viii makea good ediior. but we are rather
sorry.o see SO ceyerra fellow engseiag-in
,heiprinling business just q, This lime. ,lur
temperance friends viii doubtless remember
Mr.. Bremigan as the gentleman who, visited
The Divisions here lasi summer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

ss WAsHiNeToS, September Is The Star
says, no treaty for the annexation Of The
Sandwich Islands has been received at
Washington. N llAsA MS fsai 'ig''S
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

Gov. SEYMOUR AND M-The Rome Err.
eels'or' says the Massachusetts Life Boat.
publishes a Whole catalogue OF Rum murders
under this startling head: j" Died OF the Veto"
one was drowned. When last seen he was
. leaving run shanty in company with several
other freshmen, too drunk to remember anv.
thing definite about him. Another. Bill Tur.
'ner, was found i'll Oneida Greek last Tuesday
a Week-the 9th VICTIM of grog, by sudden
aeath' an Durhamville. within three years. A
thrd was an Oneida Indian, who, being drunk.
stumbled before train of cars. little west If
hoine' and vas instantly killed. Whiskey, got
g oy means Of the Veto, pulled him before the
cars, and held him till the train did the bus.
ness Oh, veto! veto! how many murders hast
thou 10 answer for!
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

thASsAs-The following, says the Worcester
Spy. is taken from letter dated Sent. %. ms,
received from one of the last of the Masslchu-
setts ewigrants TO Kansas man whose state
ments, we are informed, are entitled to full ere.
dence;
"The hotel and stables At Kansas are ALWAYS
fuli, and will be for some time The roads arc
lined with teams from the border States. In
about every fifth or eighth wa Son yon WILL see
sprinkling of negro slaves. Do not believe that
the shareholders have given up Kansas. a
terrible -'-H e.. before us at the very first
election. They are determined to have a law
recognizing Slavery at the first meeting Of the
Legislature. If they do not get il then, they
never will.
No fever and ague yet seen here. There
has been some at Kansas City,"
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

CLUB.-Several young yuen of This civ
nave rented room and supplied IL with books
ana newspapers, to meet in on EVENINGS and
spend thels time in conversation, &c. A week
or SO since they were in the habit of lonf;ng IN
corner, which was nightly crowded Tbn
corner Is now clear, much to the satisfaction Of
the merchants in the. vicinity. Vil,ninprto,,
Chicken. ''''''''s e0't
- This is a very important step taken bv the
young men of WILMINGTON, and thew will even.
:. taally perceive its benefciaIresuAs, We would
suggest TO those of Smyrna, that thew adopt
the sane course. The storing an of soupd.
lasting knowledge, is certainly much better
than indulsing in the idle conversation which
Is so frequently prated over in our midst The
E, evenings are getting long--lhe cost of 6,t;no
up room would be comparatively small and
the probability is, that any who NAV adoot the
plan, wdl become intelligent and influential
men. But he who takes no pains to iptorm
himself or discipline his mind with sudv will
De the last on the chart of this progressive ace.
by study and mental requirements, any Young
man can rise to positions which will make him
respected Try It-you will never regret the
experiment after you have reached manhood
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18
OBITUARY.

Dtd, at his residence, near Canterbury
JAMES w. BOWMAN, on Tuesday, the 1911
UT, oil bilious dysentery ; and, also, MARGARET
ms " lie, daughter Of John and Margaret Sher.
wood.
The subjects of this obituary had not reached
the meridian of life. Our sister died lust twu
weeks and one day after her beloved comn,r.
ION. They were united in the holy bonds Of
matrmony" on Wednesday, the 2sih of De.
cember, 1883, by the Rev. Daniel Lambden
ana, IN little more than nine months after. he
preached both their funeral sermons.-his from
Amos, 4th chapter and part of the 18th verse :.
"Frepare to meet thy God h RS from Luke.
loth chapter and part Of the 42d verse d" Mary
ha n CHOSEN that good part" Thus our brother
and sister have passed away from earth to ion
their friends in the better laud. They, each of
them, were converted to God in early Tfe =
Our brother, through the instrumentality of the
Rev. Andrew Manship, the first wear of his
ltmefacy. lie joined the NJ L. church. nj
Ureens Chapel, when he continued a consis-
tent member until death. His wife formerly
belonged, at Willow Grove. but, after maria e
joined at the above named place. with her
companion. They lived together here for
short time, and enjoyed each ether's
society as christian man and wife should
49,. ing MoiIhy example LOT OtherS 10 follow
when death made its approach, he seemed TO
be conscious of the fact, and INQUIRED verv
calmly OF an only surviving brother, how lony
he COULD live; when told his end was nigb he
gaz on his beloved friends, and sought them
not 10 shed tear after him. He called several
TO his bedside and extorted a promise from them !
TO me ct him IN Heaven; and thus he met death
with that composure ofmind which claracter;zes
none but a christian. His dying testimony wa
SO bright that a friend of his, making no pre-
tensions to religion was heard to say that the |
truth was selGevident: christian he lived and |
christian he died. The mortal remains ~
our departed brother and sister are denns;,eI
SIDE by side in the family burying yard, near
Canterbury. "e'i
Dear reader, when this you see, remember
nat as you now are, so once were they; and ne
hey now are, so. soon, you must be. They
IRE not dead, but only SLEEP: awaiting the
esurectlon of the just Sp
October 9Th, in great peace and TRIUMPH at
ne parsonage OF the Union M. E. Church in
Ilmlngon Del, Mrs. SARAH JANE, wife oil
Iev' J. Is. Maddux, in the alst year of her
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

HIvE lIES's CHIcKEx-Mr. Vincent in the
last issue Of that paper gave his valedctory.
having sold out TO the Elltors of the Statesman.
the two P1pers will hereafter be united into
one. MI Vincent has labored ass;duously to
make his paper popular, and; in local matters,
has fully succeeded in making it interesting
e nothing escaping his attention. He commenc-
ed the publication Of the Chicken in August.
lS4o' when he says, his whole worldly possess
sion dId Eot amount to more than 500, and
after paying for several libel suits, winds D his
business with between $1,000 and S4.O0O-
: Though he does not say it, we think he will
. sun be connected with the new plper--thc
Journal says, as local reporter.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

The NATIONAL BABY SHow.-Cincinnat;
Oct. 5.-The much talked of National R,h,
Show, took place at Springfield, in this Stntc
to-day. One hundred aud twenty children w.re
entered for competition. The first prem nm "a,
the finest baby of two years old or under. was =
tea set with Il salver, valued at $3.50: the thru
prelnIum, for the finest child under one wear
S2OO; fourth premium. Persian marble
group.
The first premium was awarded to Mrs
kennes of Vienna, Ohio; the SECOND to Mrs
Mcdowell. of Cincinnati; the third to Mr.
Arthur Cannon. of Philadelphia, and the fourth
to Mrs. Henry Howe, of Cincinnati.
A letter was received from FANNY Fern vb;ob
was read greatly to the edifcallon of all cam
cerned. Letters were also received from Mrs
Swlsshelm, Mrs. Crittenden, Mrs. Moi, an
Horace Greedy. The latter thought that much at.
tentIon should be given to the development of,
the human constitution in a country where ahI..
bodied men are sold for $500 to SI5OO Mrs
Mott thought that black babies should be nd.
mitted.
Among the exhibitors there was an old wo-
man who came with her seventeenth child. and
Claimed premium on that ground.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

vs AccrpEsr.-Last Saturday evening. Mr.
John Van Gesel was coming from his residence
70 Smyrna, in buggy-sulky; at the bridge
near Mr.. Reynolds place, Mr., VS. horse fell
in, and threw him from the buggy. injpring one
OF MS arms very much, but not breaking any
bones The conclusion produced SICKNESS OF
the stomach. and Mr.. ", at the time, seemed
70 De IN great pain. We are pleased 10 learn,
however, that the effects Of the accident have
not assumed serious aspect, and that Mr.. v.
rs fast recovering.
Road Supervisors SHOULD pay more attention
TO bridges. The lives and limbs Of our citizens
ought not be endangered by their neglect.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

W The election in Baltimore last week f.
~ rayot ana members of both Branches Of III,
10y council resulted in the election of Samu
~ links the American candidate for Mavor
by majority oyer Mr.. Thomas Of o7ae nc,O.
fourteen members Of the First Branch of n,
Sity council and eight members of the. Seen
Branch by the American party.
ne new City Council stands thus:-.Fir.,
Branch 9 Democrats, Ia Know Notninn.- -s s 'rS'
OHo branch 2 Democrats Know Notb;no.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

DEMOCRATIC NoMIHATToNs.--Tbe Ken
county Democratic Convention assembled il
Dover yesterday, and made the following nomi.
nations
For Senators-Thomas ]. Moore and Mose,
Harrington.
For Representatives-D. J. Cummins lima.
than Brown, Pennel Emerson, VIM. TomIlnsop
VIM. Saterheld, Joshua c. Cranor and WIN. n
Maston.
For Sherif-John Reynolds.
For COroner-N. B. Fleming.
For Levy Court-Benj. Donoho, John Green.
Moses Price, David Marvel, Jr., and James D.
SiPpIe.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

FATAL ACQUISITION Monday afternoon
last, while three Irish laborers on the line Of
the Delaware Railroad, near Miedlctown, in
this State, were at work digging, for the pur-
pose Of grading, the bank gave way and buried
them under the dirt--two of whom were gotten
out alive, the other was suffocated His remains
~erstahen 10 ihe Catholic burial ground near
Warwic aS
49, 4 s.al1 sssse s. sc a.rlss
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

How THE 'MAINE LAW, WoRKs.--Tber,
was not solitary tenant Of the Watch Hons
again, on Sunday night The usual numbe,
previous to LIST August, was about a half !
DOZEN. Asal st-ea 81 #s
There are now butJoar personsi in The Work
House, and there has not been less than len : !,
any one time, for sixteen months previous 70
the LIST Of August During that time the n,,r,S
Der has ranged from ten to twenty-one. ''''''
The above are the simple facts, and need. mo
onamonts.--lfarttoyd Cessrans. ~ -. Ao
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

APPoIETMENT.--The Governor has appoint.
ed Peter B. vandever, Esq, Register of Wills,
&c, VICE Amos II. Wckersham, ESQ.,, deceased.
u Is understood that William Huntingdon Esq,
has been appointed Clerk ofthe Orphans Court,
and Register in Chancery; vice Peter B. Van
deyer resigned. Both OF these gentlemen will
make prompt and efficient oficers.-Del Re-
publican. e 4 Sis - ~ ~
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

4HE Undersigned, Trustee, under decree
OF the Circuit Court for Queen Anne's county
a. court OF equity, will expose to public sale
| IN me Iown OF MIilingtun, in Kent county. 4
tne Tavern Porch of Richard Millington. ! a.,
hent county, on FRIDAY, the Third dav If
NV hM bh'H next, at II O'Clock, NJ, all tha t
E'lrRia iFs Queen Anne's cOu,,tv
Maryland, formerly owned by Samuel Ia,
deceased, and devised to his daughter Mar,
containing from -.
800 to $50 Acres,
more more or less, adjoining the lands of Messrs
n W liilam Emery, Z. w. Spry, VIM. Cacy and
doctor L. +. RaSin, about three and a half
miles from The Town of Millington, and one
a"u quarter from navigable water in Chester
river. Tae soil is of clay bottom and very 81.
ceptIb!e to Improvement
SIS: The Wood aud Timber are good and
S5FAcov about 100 Acres. 1t might no son,
- to market with facility, and would com.
Hand fine price. WIFI
Hsf;;iS The buildings consist of Brick
,Ga Dwelling, with a hip-root and one story
sf~--~ IN helght-two rooms on the first fIoor
a good BrIok Smoke House, Granary. Corn
Crib and Shed Stable. - - ~O'"
Mr.. w. Faulkner, the tenant, will show the
premises to any one who may call to examine
them. ""tH1''ie
The Terms of Sale, as prescribe d by the de.
cree. are-Thrce hundred dollars in cal, ~
the day of sale, and the balance of nuTch.sa
money secured by the bond of the pprchassr
with security to be approved by the TruSts,.
payable IN three equal instalments. in s;y
Twelve and eighteen months from the FIRST dsv
January next, with interest from the first dsS %
January next. '' "
c - GEORGE YICKERS, Trustee.
Chester Town, Oct Is lShA-ts ',Si
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

a Loss.--We learn from the SUSSEX Mem.
that David Stuart, who resides near George
town, turned fur fine cattle into the woods
few days ago, and on going out a short time
afterwards, he found them all dead within =
short distance from each other. They had
eaten, it is supposed, some poisonous 81 bstanso,
DEL Rey16lseaH W. ~ - NM ''-'''
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

LIE DOVER sENrrsEr-This is the title
Of anew paper published in Dover ~ Mas s'ie
! ..n ,"s'On q Robertson. The reading matter
ID Wen selected. and it promises to b = 9oo,
paPes 1t is devoted to-sgricuIture and geno
-, ~ news and in politics is independent
we wish the Sentinel success ,l'sG -
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

The DELAWARE CRY MEETING. The Wbio
meeting at Delaware CITY on Saturday was of'
tended by some forty or Iitty persons. 1t was
organized by calling Major john Jones to The
char, and appointing q p Norris Secretary
Mr.. Clayton then made a Speech against tie
expectancy OF forming ticket. Messrs. Rod-
nsy and Wales also made speeches on the same
SIDE, and Messrs. E. ]. Bradford aud b II
Bgga spoken opposition. Aresolution TO form
aticket was rejected by decided votc.-Dei
Republican. So @
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18
II A r RIED.

Gu the 18th inst, by Rev. r. II. Patterson
Mr.. JOHN NAUDAIN and Mrs. MARTHA Lysrv
all OF New Castle county.
On the same day, by Rev. p. Mansfield, Mr..
JAMES Il. JESTER and Miss LYDIA A. JESTER.
all o. Kent county, Del.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-18

vt Inc Ohio Election has proved an astoup.
s.ss asisat Of the Democratic party. Sixty
YaA''es heard from give the Independent Amer.
ran sna Anti-Nebraska ticket e5, 900 naiorjtv
reich 10000. 49,. '' ~ as SAID