Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

'hoSe men VINO were engaged in the Ar
osiook war. These things mus be looked
into. and il irue, somebody must BE- pun.
ishe&
The New York papers say new deposi,
of Guano has been discovered on barren
island in the Caribbean Sea, and that some
Of The New York merchants and SPECTATORS
are now unloading the article from This point,
and will realize handsome fortune from The
enterprise. Men who deal in this article
ought 10 make money.
BRUTAL AssAULT.-Thee editor oflhe Forl
Wayne Times and Press copied an article
upon education from the Shepherd Of The Val.
ley. Catholic paper al 81. Louis, and made
such comments as the case seemed 10 call
Tor, al The hands Of an American citizan.-
For doing this he was attacked by one
Archibald Mcdonald, Catholic, and VIC.
lenlly beaten. This dom, seem 10 have
converted the editor 10 Catholicism. as The
next number Of his paper pitches into The
brute who auacked him and into the Calho.
lie paper which avowed such an,irepubcan
sentiments with redoubled vigor. 1t don't
answer in this free country TO attempt to pu,
down free discussion in this sort Of way.
Late arrivals from Mexico. confirm the
report OF the change in lhe government from
a nominal Republic to Monarchy. Santa
Aura was to be installed in his new lille on
the 18Th December. One State proposed
that he be called Grand EIector of Mexico,
high Admiral; Marshal General of The Mex.
ican Armies and most Serene Highness.'--
That is Spanish out and out.
GOOD FOR OLD BULLIoN.--The correspon
den. Of The New York Eepress relates The
following:
Just after The Senate had voted for Publ,
printer, a member Of The House me, Mr.
Benton in The broad aisle Of the House o
Representatives. lis il fact said Mr.. A
10 Mr. B. that Beverly Tucker is elected
Printer 10 the Senate? 'Yes sir, yes sir,-.
replied The Missourian, lis moi only fact
but slGN!'
A singular case has jus. been tried in
Cleveland. DR.. Underhil has just suet
Dwight Jarvis, Esq. Of Massliion, for libel
He charged the Doctor with being disturb
er Of religious worship and a conlamina,o
Of public morals, because, in company vii.
a medium, he visited ST. Timolhy's Churc
in Massillon, and during service the wei
known 'Spiri. Rappngs' were heard, whicl
occasioned some disturbance.
Hon. D. R. Tilden and Judge Spadin,
were counsel for plaintiff. They both ex
pressed partial belief in The new theory =
Spalding avowcd his want of faith in tn
orthodox crecds. They argued The case 6
great length. Hon. D. X. Carter closed O
The par Of The defence and ridculed Spirit,
alism without mercy. The jury were oil
nearly "a hours, and could not ugree, whe
they were discharged. The trial is repre-
senled 10 have been q very curious one, an
the Couu House wus filled with people.
LAND PURCHASES IN Iowa The low
Ciy Republican Of The 23d Novembe
says:
We had supposed that after winter veal
er would make its appearance there woul
be some falling "ff from the number of tho.
who come 10 hunt land: 5u, no, so; still The
come. |, seems as though The people
Ohio had bul lately found out The beauties
Iowa, and that there was no time 10 be 10
in procuring share before Uncle San
s sells out.
Y The Land Office is crowded all The lin
n Of business hours and still they come.
n Every stage comes in loaded with tho
I. who come 10 spy out land. We do n
know the exacI average OF the sales, bul '
Y have ascerlained that 10000 acres OF Il
e Public lands have been sold in a single da
II We presume it may average 5000 acres
II l!ulI the Offices are doing The same busine
G that this one is, Uncle Sam will sell "A rig
;, smart sprinkle Of land this year.
: New ENTERPRISE The Cincinnati E
: quirer says 1--WE have received The first nur
Der Of he Literary Journal, published
!. This city. The typographical appearance
& crediiable, and The mater, original and S
n lecled, Of readable character. We exIrp
h The following explanation OF the object ur.
;, publisher from The prospectus"
q The paper is to be under The exsus
n control Of females. An Office is TO be ope
ed, furnished with carpet, piano, &c. and
library of three hundred volumes, placed
Il The office, for the benefit Of lhe operativ
g. during hours of resi-. The type will be S,
ST forms distributed, and, in brel, all the m
c chancal work Of The Office executed by
. males, who will be required to work Gig
J. hours per day, and will receive for their Sc
vices one dollar per day each.
le The editorial and business depar,me
IS will be under The exclusive control of Ell
IS Wentworth, who, will use all her efforts
10 The Improvement OF that class Of lemal
W who depend upon their daily Toll for suppo
3, Yesterday the bids for publishing the la,
c. in The newspapers was opened at the off
10 If Secretary Of Sale, and ii was found III
r. Mr.. Rice, of The Columbian, the Free s.
n, paper Of this city, was The loves. bidde
u, and the contract was awarded TO him q,
/. cents per 1000 ems. The Democrat Civ
a The bids as follows:
Ia IN ENGLISH PAPERS.
r. A. B. Woodruff, Garfield, per 1000 ems 60 Ger
r John Spear, Medina, 40 "
)" W. H. P. Denny, Lebanon, " 80 "
o" L. L. Rice, Columbus, " " Z" 80 "
c. Smith & Cox, Columbus, 4" " 80 "
8, 0sgood, Blake u Knapp, do. Z" I" "~ 40 "
GERMAN PAPERS.
VIM. Raine, Chillicothe, per 1000 ems so "
ID Renhard q FeiSer, Columbus, =" 60 "
W Ohio State Journal of The 22d.
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