Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03


- y originated in an altemp, 70 organize
Sabbath olin the heighborhood, whic
was torcibiy resisted by Ihe Inter, who al
lacked the house rented Tor The purpose, an,
threatened death 10 any person who woult
ailemp. 10 organize Sabbalh school. Thre,
persons wounded by pistol shots. \, ,.''n' +, Y, !,
William Kissane, Of Martha Washington
nooriely, was arrested here to-day, on
requisiiion from ihe Goyernorof New York
on charge of committing the late forge
ries in New York City. He was brought be
fore Judge Siorer. on a writ OF habeas cor
Pus;.he trial Of which was continued uni
= Thursday.
Gen Ballyin Zanesyi yillesslhe preseplRep.
= resenlaIive in Congress, from that district,
was renominaied. by acclamalion, at the
= District Convention at M'Connelsville, on
& Wednesday last. This is q deserved COM
piiment. lHeiwiltlbe eloc,ed by 4 s~eepihg
majority. b rafg .7sgss4 f5.s fsS sa
MAINE Everything is Anti-Nebfaska..---- -
a II is aterrible overthrow 10 the Administra.
kion. A despatch to the Boston Post says,
h Is the worst defeat ever experienced In
this State.' No doubt Of ii. Olher Locolo,
7 cos in o.her States WILSON Be- compelled
, 70 make The same admission. The people
begin to think J, is time 10 kill the knaves
and demagngues, and 10 look after their own
: business. ,%fnoE s'ainaslp9r
,!ss.S tesi
The Slave Democracy Of the Seneca Dis.
trio, were compelled 10 throw 0vefbUaro r :.
w. Green who voted for Tie Nebraska fraud.
L., L "A -. al
the repeal Of the compromise. Josiah S.
Plants was nominated on The fifth ballot. i,
! is strong Locofoco district, bu,we trust The
anl.Nebruska men viii defea, aim.
Inst year coal-was six d6llars per Ton.
nov il is nine dollars. The papers say this
,sfslihe result Of combination among the deal.
ers. The end will be lha, our poris will be
z opened 10 the coal trade OF other nations,
duly-free, which i. is saidwll soon bring the
d9diers TO lerms.g t3is Aa : -,rs
The Fort Wayne, Undiana) Times says
,ha. corn ip thar region looks unusually
. hourishng and luxuriant and. ifthe lall.sea.
son does no, prove uniayorable, will be lar
above sheaverage. ~ @
ST. Louis, September l8lh,- Between, two
and three buildings, temporarily employed
as q magazine fer fire works, was struck
+, by lightning and exploded, destroying the
buildings and all The properly, killing two
men sleeping in the premises. Loss twen'
ty.fve hundred dollars.
= |, is rumored that Mr.. Nichols of Cleve-
\ land has concluded an engagement with
i'7's ard Taylor, for 200 lectures, To be dc.
i cred in the Chief cities Of the West du.
ng The approaching fall and winter.
/ CHANGE OF PRICE. The Times, Enqui.
! rer, Commercial and Columbian newspapers
\ 4 of Cincinnati, have raised the price Of their
X daily issues from ten cents 10 twelve and Q
half. This is sensible move. The poor.
Jest paid labor and least profitable capital is
thai bestowed now a.days on newspapers
h "A correspondent Of The Cswego Times
4 and Journal writing from Lapori, Indiana
j says thar fr1m 6 900 10 1000 bushels ofwhea
per day afebeing received o, that place, apc
] ihat there cannot be less 81 600, 900 worth
i q snrplus grain marke.ed in ,ba, county dli,
s.'esent season
= a Its said that Borland, Of Greytownnoto
iIfIiety. has retired to private life in Arkansas
There let him repose. 4
GA Dispatches from New York state that on,
u oflhe largest publ shing houses ia lha. cit,
~ is about to suspend. The liabilities are re
v ported TO be heavy. a,e43
a The Directors Of the Vernon, Cenlra
Railway have voted TO assume the 10000
shares Of stock frouduenlly issued BY thei
"a ugen, Mr.. Crane. ~a.sif,
k Governor Medill is now on visit /,
N Washington. ,,.s +. a., af. t:e
The yellow fever has broken GU, amonI
the troops a, Key West. Z / ~
I We hear tha, 5000 acres OF land wcr
& sold a, the Cbillicoihe Land Office, a fe'
n DAYS since. at 12k cents per mere. Il ha
lSbeen held al 81 ,25 per acre till the law Q
last session Of Congress took effect.
h Twelve thousand bushels corn we're Pur
n chased in Ross county Tor the Iron work
\ ION the Ohio, a, go cents per bushel.
AA3 The las, quotations OF -four ip-Liyerpoc
~ vwere equal To- only 5000 and $6,25. pc
barrelin New York. ~, ~ h 81 -
Flour is from $6,7O to 700 per barrel !
y Cincinnati with downward tendency.
Three hundred and lwenly eight fatal CT
ses of cholera occurred ag Pittsburgh in q
days ending the 20Ih inst The disease
now abaling. 15 i Jc rGT w ("
!, y. The thirty seventh annual Convention,
:, the Pro,es,an, Episcopal Church in Obi
meets in Sandusky on Wednesday next, I'll
9Th inst. The ves,ry Of Trinity Churc
in This city. me, on Wednesday eyenin
and elected Messrs. VIM. B Thrall, John v
Andrews, and R. l.. Chiuenden, delegates
said Convention SLATE Journal. 3l9
Judge Hanna, Of McConnelsville, h
been appointed by Coy. Medili lofilb the v
cancy ,occasioned by he resignation
Judge Snllweli, unil'lhe qualification 81 b
successor in the person Of The successf
candidate al the coming elec.on. I,
The Boston Commonwealth ncwspap
establishments Is sold TO parties who "
change It's politics and principles into tho
Of temperance Richard IliIdrelh, ESQ.,,
7. 10 be the editor, and Williams Of ,he LII
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