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LOSS OF THE STEAMER 1ARcT1c,l~
Four Hndrel aad zsrtyOas SoaLs 6o1hd-Onky Thirty
te9 .kaoaon ia be .SgUedl!!
: Nru-- Vop ~

LOSS OF THE STEAMER -ARcTIC!!
Four H1sIrel aad zsirtoas SoLs boIhd-OnLy Thirty
tc9s Eaoon. ia be .SEuedI!!
III new YORK, Wednesday, Oct. II, :.
So'clock, A. NJ.
has at length been relieved by ings ofthe splendid
Mail steamer Arctic.
She and an Unknown British steamer had COL
lslon on "Wednesday the 9th of September, off of
cape Race, the extreme eastern portion of New
Foundiand. The British steamer is supposed to be
the Alps, an iron steamer, with screw propeller
nled with troops from Canada, and destined for
England. The bows of the Arctic were split asunder
and the water rushed in with fearful rapidity In
an almost incredible short space of time the water
had distinguished her fires and she soon after sunk
About three hundred of her passengers and crew
Perished-I Only thirty.two are known to be saved
The majority of those saved, are composed of the
ships company.
1t is supposed the unknown steamer sunk also
She was filled with troops. The loss of life by this
melancholy disaster will not fall short of of Eve hun
dred soulsIl! Pet. Express.
Fussr Gus FROM FLoRDA.. The Florida election
for member. of Congressand members eft the State
Legislature took place last Monday. The vote at
Tallahassee, and one other precinct in Leon county
tend to confirm the hope of Democratic. triumph.
Tallahassee is the residence of both the COMPRESSION
al candidates. and there Mr.. Maxwell has made gain
On his previous vote.
TALLAHASSEE Oct 2, 1854.
Eitors Savannah Georgian: The polls at this pre-
cinct have lust closed, The vote stands: For Con
gress-Brown, wing, TT; Maxwell, democrat, s2e
In 1852, the vote stood for Cabcll, whg 203; Max
welL democrat 212. The whole vote then was 49,
now it is 40S.
FOR MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
- Wings. Democrats.
R. A. Shine 1875 Green Charles 1877
Alexander Cromartie 1T4 j.. Galbraith 2os
William S. Murray I73 VIM Fisher Dr. 100
Thomas Hayward lss j. B.. Christie 2ol
The average wing majority two years ago at this
precinct was %. - 49,
& CESTREylLLs PRECINCT. Maxwell 60, Brown o.
Christie 60, Galbraith 81 Charles 40, Fisher 81,
Shine 33, Hayward s6, Murray 24 Cromarrie 80.
think the Democrats have gained splendid tri-
umph. d.
Later returns from Florida indicate the election Of
Maxwell, Democrat, to Congress, by 500 minority.
The Legislature is Democratic
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5000 Russians Killed by Small Detachment
OF TURKISH!

QUESTION ARISES IN THE CITY OF OAKS"
Anow who sells the cheapest goods but that trouble
be easily decided just by calling the bsauN Store
in LouGEE's brick building occupied by JOS. SGALOSS
& BROTHER who boast of their well selected stock for
the Fall trade. They have brought on in part pair Of
the best quality of French and German Cashmere Pants
few hundred different stiles of CLOTH beaver
other kinds of fuck and sack coats
rety of silk velvet vests very superior quality well
silk silk plush SATIN farmers satin down Vests for rs
cents The latest style of Taimas short and hong Cioaks
They particularly call the attention Of gentlemen
best Merno English Shirts from 81 s5 mp 81 Is which
be bought such prices elsewhere. All articles
made TO order in their in Baltimore warranted
Also, fine stock of ladies goods execed by any
other house in this City, embracing every article
the taste of the fair from fine silk down cloth
for cents yard.
As partner, Mr. JOS Schloss, has soourned in the
Northern Cities for our months availed
himself of all advantages of the northern market well
any wholesale house in the Union They and will,
and have done already undcrse Of their
Remember and call two doors above +. j.. HARDiNGs.
j. SCHLOSS l. BRO
Raleigh. October IL QG.-Z-
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2 ~ Hon. r. c. Winthrop, it is stated has Joined
the Know Nothings: We doubt it. Is it true that
two distinguished Wing politicians ofths City have
Joined the order? Such is the rumor. Can the
Register or Star inform US? We do not allude to
Mr. Badger, or Mr.. Bryan, or Mr.. Rogers, or Mr.
Manly or Mr.. G.. W. Haywood.
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@ The Ladies of the Methodist E. Church, of
- ivy Will give Feast on Tuesday night next,
CLOCK, in the lower rooms of the Masonic Hail..
zee Notice in another column.
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..zss Board of Mem bers. - s.ssl4s.sss
KKTILLIAM r. Balm WILL BE PRERARE1T0
w accommodate or 20 nembers of the ens11g
Legislature with comfortable Bodd His charges will be
az moderate the times VIII admit
Raleigh Oct II 1874. S3--fs.
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W." old Joe .Ssoeeny y is :. coming to town, and
will delight those who may go to hear him for sew
eral evenings next week. 1t is unnecessary to speak
of his attanments and skill performer-every
body has heard of him, and knows that he can get
any quantity of good music out of the strings.
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The FEVER AT THE SOUTH. The fever is gradu-
aly abating at Savannah and Charleston AT Charles
ton on Friday there were!s deaths, and on ednes
day at Savannah
learn from the Courier of Monday, that there
were fifteen deaths from Yellow Fever at Charleston
on Sunday last The fever at Montgomery was said
70 be on the increase
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS The election for Gov
ernor, members of Congress, State Legislature and
other officers came off in Pennsylvania on Tuesday;
as also in Ohio and Indiana
dispatch from Philadelphia stated that the cleo
oon was progressing orderly, but the contest was
most exciting one
Pollock, the Know Nothing candidate for Cover
'hor was polling an immense vote in Philadelphia
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MAGNIFICENT SILKS.

FENI1E RICHEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT SILKS
n eyer seen IN the City of Raleigh, just in time for the
State Fair. :,
BY Adams Cos Express, have at hand this morning
by far the Richest and Magnificent Silks iaid Striped
and Bridal ever exhibited in the old North State.
The ladies will please call early send Their lords TO
supply them with the Splendid md Fashionable Idis
SS equal to any imported from per Dress.
Ia b. B SMITH.
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MARRIED,

In this City "Wednesday evening last BY The Rev
Mason Mr. Pcyton E. Harvey of Halifax, Mrs. Virginia
Z. Ousby.
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H The deaths at Charleston during the week
ending Tuesday last were So. of which SO we're Of
vnIlovv faver $780, x < -
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DIED,
In this City Tuesday last, Miss Sally Rogers aged
and highly respectable lady.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE. The latest Liverpool dates
are to the Both September, by the steamer Europa.
: A grand battle was expected between the allied
powers and the Russians.
Breadstuffs had advanced. and corn, wheat and
-four were heldat higher rates in New York and
Baltimore. Nothing about ootren, as the news had
not been teIegraphed in full. 49,
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FASHIONABLE and very becoming Head Dresses also,
daily expected together with superior 7al.aas and
Coks with other desirable articles for the
Raleigh, October 10, 1854. Ga
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29
. 6fa (To'1e9 continaee44,o'7 ,.a,,,a 'l%"
The MaysvilIe ExpIOsiOM---SOme of
c,vn,e r oso, the incidents, eiLyl ed@P

rsynoe & e.orthe ncideRts,eihal adp
|di The Mdysyille BSgle oflke1 5th has near
" four colthhbs Of details Of the terrible ex-
pIosion of the powder magazine in that cityI
ASH is one oftheymost Startling ihcideh,s
Of The aday,we propose 10 copy portion 'oI
Viz l3lGpD hHG iseW g 3siiMHi1j % 3a,aicq
Es0hyesterdsy morning Sunday at five
minutes before1e o'clock, our cilzens were
aroused from their slumbers bv ,heamosI
Tremendous and awlnlI explosions never
heard in our, ,midslT7caused by The firing rol
the MaysyiIle Powder Mngaziper containing
800 kegs oGriAe and blasting powder-an
carrying desolq.ipn and deslrucuoR inlc
every ,auaylegIof 9u5 city, ,oldEast Maysyille
/ aud AbeIdeeg. Ohio, rgs ee I'd aig. s,aa, I.
The light produced, d,by ,ibe explosion was
the mos, brilliant and most Intensely vivid
timhgihdBle, startling hnn dreds Of our CHI
zens from asourd sleep,, and awakening
lphem io the sudden reblization o., The owfuI
IJudgafen, Day.!aAhd rthenlhs explosion
and terrible conclusion Of the eatm6srhert
thaa (pllowed esdirmedr u,aoy Of onr hard
eDed sinnersitS lAel cenNiniioB ahas {sGahric
wss ,blowina. Ills horn, and, lhan,he timr had
come for US olhlpgo.Io Such ywasstbe bah
s,bopssahd dwSailsTs Is AN Immediate ayalley
bbHsyi{si bl swyi{ai Wa,saarea, WEa,saaSra, yasiated ana aiSfmod
Many painful scenes we're wiinessedl-mer
lagcMS M ys,Josnis IFaiEprEkepcg oismipda wo,
,odn i.nsebnine and,bhildYenrt,,nn,i,o d, babo,i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rarUo6ll,hh cause ,1fis,bpi,
alarm and 9eorTul Of The death Of neaYy5nI
ho;,'honseholdsTo of npiobbors and f,;end,
III oga ~ AZ desIppc,;on e d,bei
n ss6oIIa,dom ~ nSd 1a1sas an
fawElisI Hss syaTy Hwv MA so o1 Il ovrv M
and We. in.ho special iaiTaSEi proE1idAepee AT 81 fGsd Gosd
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

FINANCIAL Thompson's N. Y, Reporter
for August 12th, says: ....~ s.
We have seen the worst Of the panic
though we have not YET seen the last of the
failures. Stocks, we think, have reached
The bottom. Tho movement Of produce will
soon give relief 10 the country Banks by
taking out their currency. The adjourn.
ment Of Congress is a long desired event.
The various appropriations will now throw
alarge amount Of gold into circulation, and
help greatly 10 strengthen the mercantile
and banking interests Of The country. On
the whole, there is no good ground for
croaking; there is. however, wisdom in pru.
dence, in caution-not giving long or large
credhs-not extending beyond control, 10,
these are revolutionary times, and the wises
cannot see far into the fuurec
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

y
The mehihg OF the. masses Of all parties
Unto one, TO fight the coming battle In Ohio
against,he dmid adheren!s and the unprin-
cipled adSoca,es Of this slavery. bound ad-
FfninislraIion, has thrown The office.holders
and place-seekers into such paroxysmss Of
rage, that Inc friends of.free labor have only
10 play. y.oul line ard lhe October hanging
will ls6e as cdniplala as ihe m6s' aid <
l<llT11z az llisIer9 tan ~ "A
4 The State Conven.ion meIs ana dIWiIliTu
harmony unparalleled, nominated an Anti.
Nebraska ticket, and The slavery propagan.
dis,s exclaimed
Fusion now hath made its master piece
and the entire camp Of Nebraskaites take
up the yell, and cry Wonor Horror!! Hor.
rorl!!'s@yza ffe,aaQ- agaieat5a r~
The people made one mistake, they
should have raised upon pther banner 'Fu
sion Ticket and al the sigh, Of the very
words. the administration train bands would
have reireaed without firing a gun.
Take apyyname but that, and my firm nerves
Shall neyer tremble' ------ r.7iiqt .qag
20 Ouropponents, TOO. by the addition of bare
ly one syllable could have had a name pc
cularly significant Of their case; for Con
fusion defines The fix they are into The dot
lipg of an |. W ge1,q--s $50 sas gou IN
What's in a name, that IT, strikes sucl
ierrorinto the ranks Of the! Pierce faction
Fusion is musicalword; ii meaps mel,
ing, and iha, il is very significant just now
with The mercury boiling! t,. t,s.
The political mercury will not fall unit
Ohio has wiped out that damaged spot inlic
ted bv Disney. G!ds. Shannon and Green, .
A political ca,hanic, sGch as an indignan
people whose truss has been .Seirayed, only
4 know how TO administer, will purge The
Buckley ,Commonwesl,h Of these traitors II
,he dignity and rights Of ihe Free States ant
then The fever into which ihe lovers Of Ere,
labor has been thrown, by The mos. DARN,
Outrage on the part Of lhe Southern fire ca,
ers, and the most das,ardly mearness q
The part o(>,he Northern loadies will sub
side. 9.l 81 37ss.,., "a ,.f.. ia .. ,,,7,..5
We can. ask our adyerseries to lnke IN
matter cody during deg days, but we do be-
of them 10 lake il. phiIosophically, and nc
whine before they are whipped. ..r
+ The Pierce parry went up like a rocke
and il will come down like the stick; ,hl
result like (a,e--is sure, and our advice /
The Ohio Neblaskates. is 10 look out for
soft place TO strike.-Llev. Her.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29
THRnsTE, LEG RAP a...

SsssfgEsts ssaSsY THBsDRY Z MSRRfneA I BY
snss9iT salAss AssTAoMsoM.la' b'Si sa..
9 ssaaTIsERRMs FERNS Of suBssCthRR Na'!gsqsu =
.,2 One Dollar and Fifty Cents, ~
iv5 Two1 DoiiarsowitKin thesyeaE. BE-
Two Dollars und Fifty Gents s
mju be chafgedt iloagae,e sj,ets.,p,od edI =
.rJIo. paper vii be discontinued until an ar
iearages ATE paid, sxcept at the option Of the pub
tishefs 29Dpt nairnithea bar fiscl teh'tI 90
@-NFAli aonimunicatidnsio ion tha business of Vht
Office mustIhs POSTPAID ITO secure Attentioa.lsi
sNJaEO Ci abs. of teassE more, the paptswil
be furnished at liberal reduction in price. =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

,a A MIsER's HoARD,-Ur. Bomino, an old
miser. died at ST. Louis few days since,
leaving the public authorities to provide for
his funeral. The public Minister in looking
among his miserable traps, found a wooden
box Of considerable weight, which was bro.
ken open. /. was found to contain about
I$ ! 700 in gold. On instiIu!ing a further
search on the premises, $4,000 in paper
money, Missouri bills, was discovered wrap
ped inssome old fragments Of cloth near the
Fireplace. "A bag containing about 500
more in specie was eventually added TO the
treasures and olhersmall sums in The cputse
Of The search was brought 10 lieht, making
the whole amount found about $4,000.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29
!. By "a. THOMSON TI',HB ..ro .',e,'.

IN tf.H d
pV A YH0MS0N ''''"'1
sAlAlol1.iI A'1lsffASDAH a3r0 /.
-s=-...-...-....-....s..-.A
GIbsyA Acorfecly describes the ebasil and pre-.
dIsis he fd6re fe;9lunsssor hsaidl AideA
Rs sbcli i, ,6aS 6f,bn suBy breyioas ififbrma-
,;;onn.. answersrio laSdine iduesIions, and The
esnntenHnces around her Il were sifange II
gbei aid not sofnBufHes make shtewdT guess
N, iBbtits frsoaieIRIv ,Rafspens III auempi.
Tnpto doasoishe makes rvoefjl bfunders ~
fIowInntufoiifb seize arid magnify The cor
yec, gpesses. while we overlook ihsi siinc6f.
rsci 6bgsp Wofdgrexciies land WARNS The
mind. Z making il essiIy imprgssibla;H,he
ru,h(ul suggestions ,exeiling wonder sink
dsepewblleI those which are mo-. sos5npdsDe,
cause according 10 our expecla,ipns arc Fe.
ceised In ascool stat6 oI mind, make but
liuIe, ,impress,on. HenceI the. celebrity Of
quacks. andahe SUCCESS Of .nos,rums, both
physical and metaphysical, religious and po-
liical. Ii we compared failures with cures,
alas for them! f,',HF s'ss.'' t'ie saiq 10y
Y Some are peryerse' ehoughto collect facts
on one side Of d question only. A'frail old
gentleman in Kenlncky contracted q greal
prejudice against ,he Baptist Church many
Of whose ministers he had ,entouHiered in
ptotracsedS, and hoi very kind Controversy
Detertninedio prove ihah,he Boplisls,were
bad .heprocured a large blank book
and had it labeled, hScandalous Aels of the
RBhP,isls;''Aand whenever he rheardsqf any
thing mean connected with ,lhe people o.
That persuasoBr-andsho ho was not slow ,o
heart 10 beliese-rbagpu,, is down in his1re
cord,, q courses he soon filled i, ,and
might just as soon have flied il, With lht
Scanaalqus acis. Of iko Meihoddists' ny a sin,
liar process, thus arises much Ok our sec
iaflan prejudice; l.. q. @:
4 MapyJof our popular .-suPersliiiohs are
sus,S;ncd in the same way. ! A, man learn
ing that Friday Is an bnlufky day, marks
every instance of i'll luck which he observes
toniihm dayTand sooW6ndsnhem legion' ant
heocan enosibe persuaded no commences
house an,ofaIion, ior a poem on 'fhatl day
and! perhaps looks'with 'suspicionaupon ey
cry yitriend lodwhdm'he is''ihirodueed' ant
prosecutesa'with-- hesitancyianG inefficieDcy
every epl,erPrise, ,bgogweHfr good which Prov
idence may thrust upon, ,him, on q Friday
Ilf he have been SO ,imprpdenl as 20 have Sc
lecfd, Friday ,lot thisblHbday, his Iile IS one
copsapl distress. The proper cure lorspcl
ta case. is 70 assert slpq'yb that Friday Is,
lucky day. .aHd. sel ,he ming !lda9 On collecnfnt
'he instances oil good 'oflune-lor example
Ie'fe discovery OF t'fAm erlcaMthat nave nap
lpened.. On MAT day: @'Fhls'is a counter iaIla
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29
OFFICE OF THE TELE C6AEH.
fE fs'f FRONT STREET
SEVEN BOOTS BKLo NJ COURT r-UF sTAfRs. x
POMEROY. ONO is--
Rates OF AdyerIisine

hnieS Oh A0VeftASlDRf
one squaettl3Anes' lessl three. weeks, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, :. =: /. 26
One square, three months, r;,,,: = 4 I 3 90.
One square, six months, /: I: ~: 8 90
One square, one year, /: !. - :~:; 8 90
One half column, one year, ~: 20 90
Ihfee71iioqrths Of column, pne SeoH Il ft l26ip0
One column, ,-0ne year., :. : !, .; 80 90
1TAdyertsenents not having tie number of In
ssertions marked on copy, win be ebn6huta .hatiI
forbid and hargedlaecordingly.v ~
GTCasual advertisers must pay in ADVANCE.
pTJOb Printing, Of every desclption will
be executed with accurscyand neatness.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29


EnpTHE RIVER AND iARBoR BrLL.-- On The
5lh inst, when the Presidents Veto of the
River and Harbor Bill yas incidentally un.
der discussion. Mr. Richardson Of H.. vo-
lent Democrat, remarked that he could see
no reasonwhy Improvements shduld be made
on the sea coast, and denied 10 the interior
! Of the, country, Denying the Iarer, while
pursuing the former, the Government be-
comes onerous and unjust. The Grea,
Mississippi river runs through and touches
Ten states. aud il that riverwas soi nnlional
ho would like 10 know wha,was nalional,.
Mr., Campbell. of Ohio. wanted 10 know il
properly which passes down the Mississippi.
became national only when il touched sal,
watef? 9i'fs a'-t. ."i
Said Mf4 Campbell: - g'rss-' ,a.lse2
"ln the valley Of the Mississippi is more
than one. half the population Of this great
tnalion, npd as mater Of course they bear
one half The burdens for the benefit Of
ihe country at large. In fifteen years
but one bill has been passed for improve.
ments liz that immense valley. The repre-
senlalives of the people. without distinction
of parry, come here and urge their claims
but the man who claims 10 be the advocate
o! popular sovereignty vetoed ,he Riverand
.Harbpr Bill, ,5.s r aom y.f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

y A GLORIOUS NoMiNATi6N We have JUS
learned that the Convention. compostds D
Delegates from, Morrow, Rlchland, Elaro1
and Erie has, nominated ourexceIlen, friend
John Sherman oi, Mansfetda as their csndi.
dale ior Congress-. This is q aInominauon EN-.
'iheniy '6t 10 Be made..' Mr.. Sherman fs
known 10 The people Of Ohio as one Of e,Ro
iablesr andmost brilhant young men ofdhe
lS,ae. Possessed Of 6na.talsas, az we'll dis
ciplined, mind; Of a personal chargcIsEpboye
reproach, and Q persona; Appearance and
department., al once dignifed,S gehtemanly
s6ad 'allraclisel he is an honor 10 any 'con-
,muni,ygand the people Of bis district have
,shogn, ,heir good sepss. by bis Ipqmina.jop
And now. Ahe mosl laboricus,por,, remains
% Be perfotmed. He mus be elecIed.. The
|tlistfic, Was s'shaPedyforla Slave Democrat
bHtahsrgtea, dlhags Of the llaieg congress
inJbedspeallQ OF hss shvetylerssiricjonoir oir
Kansas and Nebraska, has aroused Iht
Northern leeling olihe people, and they arc
fast Bursting die shacKlds Of barly,H lahd 2 AZ
tayi6e tfIeMsBlpbsas champions offreedom
iTlhalodlsIrit, camelecs M! IShenman,iiIpth III,
Epreperoeforts be madei igaLel .here be- pc
failure 10 ibis .respec. and q glorious ri
umPh will be sure .p'follow,, 'Ns" S's
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

. i H. = ifH
N THUNDER SENT BACK The Boston Tray,
eler has lie following reference 10, The
troubles between The Province oI Honduras
and the Pope: .,,.r .,,.o., .,s,
his well known thutlhe province Of Hon
duras has been rather leaky, as regards the
papacy, which has so long rcigned over it,
Gen. Rarrpdia framed It's Constitution, and
wGs IFS fifst President. lie was hbl The mun
10 Be irodden under footsby bigotry and sp-
perslliionP and quietly submit % II. For
some 6ffense against Romanistn he was re-
ported TO The pope at Rome. who forthwith
sen, back roaring bull OF ex-cpmmunica:
lion.
The bold jmiidtor Of Lu,ber resolved 10
Show That his Independence had rot been
Shattered By this ietrible missile from Rome,
Nor WINS he for doing thihgsfh a corner! for
on The arrival or the b1ll of' excommunica-
ZION; Ne gathered an immense cohcuurse Of
people, including thei chief of dighhanbs,
civil and military, and read i, in the pres
|ence Of thenr Glt and then, with his own
hand, fonimed Il into dscaInon and Fred il
off. pointing the gun IN the direction OF
R0ne.uo6 -lflp0 8 hipjd hpG tnBpsi4 imoH
- Thus was the Bull sen,robring back ugnih
toward iheplnc whence esIatted.l Should
he arrive isafeg and ever start again on a
similar crrand, weisball be happy 10 ichron-
cle similar result of his mission.
~ .huulie3 laHl9nG q Ml---. Z El2lA4LlA , itiNaiyc
FipcThe most 81 the banks arCincnhoti fS.
solved olreeeive lndiana bank billsisf q de
nomination over FIVE daEaS Bllls,of loss
Denomination wilfptobably be charged Q
tdiscuunpor one,pprc cbm. dei bHoig soisap4 J
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

The Catholic Telegraph moprns as, q
case Of great Injustice tho fact ,ba, a party
IofIrishnen were this week fined $40 each
and costs, because on Sunday night ,hey as,
semb7ed in a coGee huuse. ra67ed off cou
for The benefit of a poor wid6p, and then had
game Of cards! The Telegraph think.
thai those men, who passed Sunday ant
Sunday nigh. gambling in GROCERY, are
evidently kind-hearted and chari,able;' anC
asks what better deel for the Sabbnt
day could have been performed ltfap rafflin?
off COW Tor the benefit Of poor widowl-
And the Telegraph adds with ludcroul
paIhos; 'andbecause they quietly ana limo
Gently amused themselves, after a day 81
well spent. IN playing game of cards, the
are made prisoners, their names published
in the newspapers whh4disgrace, and fineC
each ten dollars.' a's elsat,g dI12 j
The holy quie,udc and innocence Of ,
game Of cards in an Irish doggery on Sun
day night Just think offhat. sd 2 agt
b. The TelegraphsshusI winds up:--d rsu
"God, we are convinced, saw no sin inih,
acts of those men, for which the law so SC
vetely punished them. 1t was we'll TO
ahe apostles that they did rot come under
Spoonet's jurisdiction, OF be'lwould hay,
convicted them for casling lots for success
sor TO JudahPs oK shi ~ aasb1oTyuo)
Now LEI the red curtains ofrhe Irish drink
ing houses be drawn aside onSunday nights
that these quiet men engaged in rafling Of
fa'cow, or ihdulgiug in a"qGiet and limo
lcent game oi cards mny be seen and heard
1.-The, TolegraPh,has spoken, and in its sigh
il seems good e. gamble on, Sunday nights
law or no law; therefore lei no policeman
dare 10 lay a sacrilegious finger upon the hen
1ofa charitable mans garment whois mere
|lgienjoying a;game pot cards,non Sunda,
lnighl.--I77cir. Com aaa,ssai as % ,h,rou