Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

lcEoss the Ohio al ,hai point may now be II
,onsidered fixed fact The company. au.
horized by charer 70 erect il, hava cnnclu-
led 10 commence the work as soon as $780,.
100 are subscribed, and that amoan, is near
Y il no, quite, raised. The foundBtion of
he abulmen.s will In all probability br
,hil. during the presentow water.
A Swedish weekly paper has been started
4, Galva. ILL.,, devoled 10 the cause Of Ere.
mon, and DayIoa. There ate a5ou, l00..
DU0 Swedes in that and other Western
S,a.es, and this is their only organ.
STATE ELECTIONS IN AUGUST Six States
vote on the 4.h OF August next, viz: Iowa.
Ken.uckey. Missouri, Alabama, Texas and
Arkansas. all Southern States save one. On
the 7,h Of the came month, North Carolina
and Tepnessee will vote.
The Cleveland Herald publishes the fol.
lowing: We ge, II from reliable source
which we cannol doubt, that Mr.. George T. |
Barnum, Democratic member OF The Legis-
lalure three winters since. and also Private
Secretary 10 Gov Wood and Medill, and
also a, this time one OF tho Democratic Cen.
lral Commilee OF This county, has avowcd
his determination 10 vote for Fremont.
In The contested case Of Delegate in Con.
gress from Nebraska, Chapman (Slasis,)
has been allowed his seat. There was bu.
bare quorum in The House when the vote
was ,aken. Where the members were We
canno, tell.
J. Fl. Done, Esq, late Superintendent, Of
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad later Gen
sral Superintendent, of the Illinois Central
Railroad who vas awluIly crushed under
the cars near Chicago on Friday last, as We
were informed by telegraph. is dead. having
survived the accident bu, Few hours.
&. W. Dunn, Of Indiana, elected 10 Con.
gress es Republican and since turned over
for Fillmore, was rppudia,ed q, nomina'
ting convention Of his constituents on Wed.
nesday, July 93.
Up 10 the 18th inst, the number Of deaths
nscer,ained as resulting fom The late rail
road acciden, near Pl iladelphla was &C.
the wounded 78, many Of whom are Grip.
pied for life and number canno, possibly
survive. Over $40 600 had been conuibu.
ud in Philadelphia for The relief Of The suf-
lerers.
The GAINESVILLE Courier OF Thursday says
tha, il is rumorcd ,hs, Judge Kennon, one
of The Loco(oco candidates for Supreme
Judge, and B nj. Tappao, formerly Unied
Suites Senator are coming or have come oui
Iol Fremon! and Dayton.
don. Schuye, Colfax the distinguished
Representative from Sou,h Bend Indiana
District has been nominated by acclamaiion
fm reelection, by The Republicans Of his
District
PENNSYLVANIA The editor Of The New.
ark North American, wlo a short time
since published Democratic newspaper in
north western Pennsylvania. gives il as his
decided opinion that the old Keystone will
roll up majority for Freedom next fall
The indca,iuns ,ha, this desirable result will
I've accomplished ale decidedly favorable,
and are dali, becoming more SO.
FR. nEcKER.--T mouth piece and lea.
der ol The Baden K, voluliOnary party in
1913. goes hear, and soul with the Rrpubli.
can movement, Although a. presen, suffer.
ing from i'll health, he has expressed de
termination 10 give the new party the bene'
fit OF his oraIury and influence as soon as he
is restored. In recent letter 10 The edilol
of the Buffalo Telegraph, no argues that the
really Democratic Germans must now take
n stand against The extension Of Slavery.
The Wish adopted Americans Of Racine
Wis. held large meenng on The 8,h, an(
resolved 10 supper, the nominees Of the Re
publican parry.
i The Nieuwsbode Hollands, a paper pub
lished al Sheboygan, Wis.,. chief orgOn o
the lloianders in America, has hoist'd lht
Fremon, and Dayton flag. |. is u well con
: duc.ed paper and expresses ,he opinion o
It's numerous readers. The Hollanders az
among our best cilize ,s-quiet. industrious
prudent, honest lovers Of Freedom, and op
| posed TO slavery. The Sla.eh General a. tn
, Hague, Holland, have lately passed bill
!; by large majority, for .he Immediate abo
liiion Of slavery in the Du.ch Colonies
, which only needs the sanction Of the KIN
and Minister of the Colonies in order lhu
it may becnme q law. This is progress.
3 Col. Benton is making erea. canvass il
, Missouri. He travels thirty miles day
and makes on an average Two long speeche
every ,wen,y.four huurs. When las, hear
from he was up in the Plaue ctun'y, tn
strong hold o! the A.chison men and tn
home OF The Border Rufians. He made
speech at Parksviile on the 18Th inst, 10
! large audience. He was very severe IL hi
structures on Douglas and Pierce.
Hon. JOHN SHERMAN.-This exceler
Representative in Congress, from the Rich
land dissrct made speech in The House Of
Thursday, upon the Kansas election case
and in reply 10 Gen. Whitfield, the si,Iin
member. The correspondent of the Trj
bune says that "Sherman's reply and On
sauehl were terribly severe, and slec,ri6e
lhe whole House."
We learn from the Sandusky Regs,e
: that the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newar
r r.. with all the engines. cars. equipments
nc, was sold Tuesday. BY Wm. Key BOND
ESQ.,, Receiver. The purchasers were OH
: yer Slate, Jr., and E T. II. Gibson, of Ne,
York. and George B Wright, Of Newart