Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-07

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ESTIMATES OF TER WHEAT CRoP.-iiis
estimated that Ohio will yield the present .
season twenty-five million OF bushels. III.
nois eighteen millions, Wisconsin ten mill.
ions. Michigan eghi millions, and PeDsyl-
vania twenty millions.
SLAVERY IN NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
find in The Nebraska Cily News The fellow.
ing announcement, from which i, would
seem thai slavery is FAST spreading in that
quauer:
NEGRogs For SALE AT THIS PLAcs.-We
call attention TO the advertisement oil negroes
Tor sale, which appears in another column.
4 company OF gentlemen from Missouri,
who have large interests here, have impot.
ted them FOR the ben,fiI of our young and
growing city Nebraska City is now about
twice or three times larger Than any
other town in The territory, Help is much
needed and bul liue 10 be had, for this rea.
son slave labor is required. We are author.
ized TO stale the same company have twenty
more in Missouri, which will be brought 20
Nebraska City, il sufficient Inducements are
held out. era. g f.,ra1
Judge Parker, of lhe Common Pleas. hav.
ing tried and found guilty oneof the Treas.
ury eallng Commissioners. oil Hamilton
county, is now engaged in trying another OF
them. The case Of lhe State Of Ohio VS..
John F. Miller, is for misconduct in Office,
ard The charge is lha, Gelendant appropria.
ted one hundred and sirfy chickens, sundry
dozens Of eggs, and some pounds of butler,
,he properly of Hamilton county.--O. Sc
Journal
CHARGE OF MURDER. R.-Dovid Young, the
keeper OF The aotorous FL Dorado House,
in this city. was bound over yesterday 10 ap.
peer before the next term OF the Co1u of
| Common Pleas. 10 answer charge Of mur.
der. A woman BY The name Of Mary Eagle,
deposed .hal she was boarding with Young
in Angus, last, when she saw Young and TWO
Other men. named joy celyn and Rcd. come
up slalrs and pull Stranger, who had stop.
ped there, OUT Of bed; that they took him
down stairs back of The bar room; thar Juyce-
| lyn held his head back while Young Gu. his
throat, aud Red was h. lding him around The
waist, and thai she heard The blood gurgls
from his lh,oa,. She said also tha, Young
Afterwards spoke Of the mater 10 he's. and
said Thai Ee had killed the nan. and that he
had got $3.50 and gold wa.ch and chain.
JoyceIyn has been arrested, and is awaiting
an examinaion.- State Journal
Rev. President Shannon. Of the Missouri
University, who has rendered his name in.
famous, and, so far as it could be done, dis
graced his calling by preaching The doctrine
that the Bible sanctions and susiaiLs negro
slavery as /, exists in Missouri. is an irish
mnn by birth and education. He has been
in the country about twenty years We are
glad that he is 90, an American by blr,h.-
Slate Journal
1 NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION cleo.
lion IN Norh Carolina will lake place next
month, The following are given as The
names Of the candidates for Congress in the
various districts Of The SAFE:
Know NOTHING ANTi.KNow NoTHlKs.
l. R. Y. Paine, W. | H. NJ Shaw. Dem.
Q To Latham. 2 Thos Ruffin, Dem.
5. D. Reed, Dem. 8. W. Winsluw, Dem.
4. j. Is. Shepard, y. 4. L o. b. Branch. D.
s E. &. Rrade. W s John Kerr, Wing,
6 r T. Putyeay, W. 6. A NJ Scales, Dem.
Ia s. N. Stowe. D. 7 Burr. Craig, Dem.
8. l.. B. Carmichael. 8. T. l.. CIingnan.
TREArY BETWEEN TAR UNITED STATES
AND THE KING oF THE Two SlcILIEs Proc
iamalion of treaty concluded at Naples
between The United States and The King Of
the Two Slcllirs, has beenmade bytlhe Pres
idenl Of The Uni,ed States The tvea,y rec
ugnizes the American doc0ihe thai free ships
make free goods. By the terms OF the nea-
~ the contracting parties recognizes as per.
manenl aud m,nuIable lhe following princ-
pies, ,o.wi: Isl That free ships make free
goods; thai is 10 sas, that the effects or goods
belonging 10 subjects or ci,izens Of power
OF Sale al war are free from capture and
confscalion when found on board Of neural
vessels, with the exception Of articles cen.
rabsnd of war. Cd Thar,he properly OF
neulrals on board an enemys vessel is nol
subject 10 cvnfscplion, unless the same be
conraband OF war. They engage To apply
these principles 10 The commerce and Dav-
SduoH " all NuCn pOWeIS anu Otb|eS as SHdlt
consent to adopt Them on their part as pet
manenl and immula5le.
The mob Of Missourans that claim 10
BE- the Legislature Of KauzNs are adding
daily 10 lheiI inamy. They have adopted
all The laws Of Missouri with one dash Of the
pen Slavery is thus attempted 10 be lega'i-
zrd lbere,, II Gov. Reeder does his duty
and stands out as he should. ,hese;enacimenls
will be regarded as so much surplus gas, and
nothing morc.-Siate Jour.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
! The following gentlemen have been ap-
pon,ed by The Couri OF Claims OF Washinglop'
as Commissioners fnr Ohio Tor testimony in.
cases belorc ,ha, tribunal, viz; WeaD. bar.
How. o, Cleveland; P b Wilcox. and
\ Prancis Cabins. Of Columbus. and T Wing.
Jr.. Of Cipcinnali. So says dispatch nom
Washington.
MoNTpsLIER, W., July 25 The Demo.
cra,ic Stale Convention made the following
nominations: For Governor. Merrill Clark
OF Poultpey; Lieut.. Governor, S,oddard B.
Colby Of MonpeIier; Treasurer. John A.
Psge Of Montpelier Resolutions approving