Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-25
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....Dr. Odds, N. C. from the Columbus dig
{ lot, In Ohio, has taken the stump for re-
election, in opposition to Mr.. Galloway, the
''fusioa" candidate. DR.. Olds says Washing.
ton IL no place for a man like Galloway, who
srouhi 10 LhoIy 20 gu Intv tsnpIa,ivr,-- ILL.,.
he (Olds) had As much n he could do to stand
il, and il would be pity TO spoil q new man
....Espsrteso, the head of tho Spanish gov
eminent, and said to be one Of the very few
really honest and patriotic public men in that
country, has risen to his present high position
by his own merit. His father was cartwright
-...A democratic meeting was held In De-
troit, last week, for the purpose of taking
measures to brig out Gen. Cas- as candidate
for Governor Of Michigan.
80. We learn from the Alexandria Sentinel
that Mr. John Fitzgerald, greatly beloved
young gentleman Of Amherst county, was shot
aad almost Instantly killed at the Buffalo
Springs on Sunday last, by the accidental dis
charge of pistol in, the haads of Mr. T. Ny
err, of Petersburg. Mr.. Myers was taking the
pistol frum a bag TO show it to Mr.. John Raine
who desired to purchase il, when the trigger
hung, causing q discharge The ball entered
just above Mr.. Fis.gerald's right eye. The
atfsi, caused much distress
-. Burton's deiinestions of PiIlicoddy and
Tooiles are drawing him crowds at Niblo's in
New York.
80. Orr, the street preacher, has found bail,
and IL now nj large.
80. The fact is now established, (says the
New Haven Register,s that all the members of
Congress from Missouri who voted for the Ne
braska bill at the recent session of Congress.
and who were candidates for reelection. viz:
John s. Phelps, Democrat, and Oliver, Lind
ley and Miller, Wings, have been successful
willie Thomas H. Benton, the only member
Who voted against it. has been totally defeated.
-. John Titus ha. been nominated for Con-
gress by the Native Americans Of the FRS.
Congressional district Of F Philadelphia
-. A reward of $1,000 is offered at ST. Louis
for tie muIdererof MT. Violet during the late
riot HE brother oilers it. IT,.
...... Major Richardson has been nominated
fol- 70 election to Congress in Illinois
-. Hon Mr. Burt, the new Governor of
Nebraska, Was at Columbia, 8. c., on Mon
day.
-. The Charleston Courier learns from a
70 -eign correspondent that DIR. Charles Henry,
Of Mobile, Ala Or. Draper, of New York;
Or. z B. Turnipseed, Of 8. C; Dr. w
Holt, of Augusta, Ga and DR.. Courtney s
King, Of Charleston, have joined the medical
service of the Gar, and that by this time all
haye az. ived at the Russian head quarters in
Ell. pr;n.;nai;fias 'f
80. Hon. ,DaLisl E. Huger died a. Sulli-
vans Island, opposite Charleston. on Monday,
aged IS years. Tbs deceased was distia-
gui.hed citizen Of South Carolina, having been
> member Of both branches of the legislature,
4 Judge and finally q Senator Of the United
States in 1872 Is 81 lr;. -I.r., =,
80. Hon. Thouas Clayton, formerly mem
Der of the House Of Representatives, and
afterwards u. 3. Senator from Delaware, and
q one time chief Justice Of the superior court
Of that State, died .. New Castle on Monday
last, in the 18th year Of his age.
. IT Blaskwood's Edinburgh Magazine for
August has been sent Us by Taylor 4 Msury.
We are indebted 10 Joe Shillington for Ora.
hams Magazine for September. 1t is capital.
q 4 German KaaaAs Emigration Society |
has bsen organized In 0ineisnattk
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