Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-25

hat at a meeting Of the Fillmore managers
If Philadelphia the other day. they resol-
ved to recommend the Maryland Fillmore
slectors to castthe Presidential vote Of that
State for Buchanan.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IT, Hon, Henry A..
Wise arrived here last evening; and started
at s o'clock this morning forLancaster--
It is presumed that he intends visiting Mr.,
Buchanan.
JACKSON, Mich, Nov. IA large FIRE
occurred here last night. The Empire
House, Benn and clark's produce and gro
cery store, Kingley's dry good store, Nor
rison's grocery store, and other smaller
dealers, were burnt out. The total loss
will reach about $4,000. Insurance
small.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is The contracts
for deepening the Mississippi river were
completed yesterday, with sMessrs. Craig
q Rightner, Of Kentucky. They contract
to execute the work and maintain it for four
years and half for $500, 900. a
MONTREAL, Nov. is. "A very destruc-
tive fire broke out this afternoon at Three
Rivers. Halt the town is already in ruins
THE 0FFIcIAL RETURNS FROM MARY
LAND-Are now before us. Buchanan re,
ceived 39,1l5 votes, Fillmore 47,462.--
Fillmore's 8 majority, 8,s47 Fremont re.
ceived i28l votes in the State.
FouRrEEN GovERSoRs. The election d
Bisselli in Illinois secures TO every freeStatt
in the Union an anti Nebraska Goyernol
excepting Indiana and California. This is
something for a young party to boast OF
and indicates whatearnest action can accom-
|plish.
1t is estimated that the coal mines in II
linois this year have turned out $4,000
tons. The use Of coal on locomotives il
greatly increasing.
1t Is stated that there are ten times as
many newspapers printed in the German
language in the United States as there ar
in Germany.
The Postmaster at Council Bluffs, Iowa
is a Mormon, and his household is presi
ded over by three gentle danes.
The report is contradicted that the city
council Of Wheeling has been compelled t
order the sprinkling carts to moisten th,
bed ofthe Ohio, at that point. to keep tn,
dust down!
Every one of the three Washburnes ar
reelected to Congress. Israel, in Main
by 5000; Cadwallader c., in Wisconsin b,
5000, and Elihu B., in Illinois by 1856,
majority.
The Boston correspondent of the Obi
State journal says 'there is no foundation
for the reports going the rounds of the pa
pers that Summer viii decline reelection
and that Burlingame will succeed him il
the Senate. There is no such thing in tn
books"
LITERALLY A "BLAoK REPUBLICAN,
The Boston Chronicle states, that colore
man, named Butler, belonging to Ne,
Bedford, came from California by the las
steamer, on purpose to vote in the pendin
election, Ascertaining that he could nc
vote in California, be has come a, 900 mile
at great sacrifice Of time and money i
cast his vote for Fremont and Freedom
| The Democrats urge that in spite Of il
manifest violation Of the Constitution (
EOhia Congress must admit to his SCI
lJudAe Hall, { Democrat) from the Tiff
4 district, in this State, instead Of Watson
j (Republican); because, in a similar cas-,
the Senate decided to admit Trumbull,
j Illinois. 1t seems, however. that the G,
Ises areno' parallel. Judge Trumbull ha
Iresigned his office more than year befo
he was elected to the Senate, while Jud9
Hall, it is said, was actually performir
: his official duties at the time of receivir
the votes for Congress. If the Govern
furnishes Mr.. Watson his certificate, as
J seems likely he will do, it is hardly prob
J bic that the seat viii be refused him.
EFThe Republican majority in Wi
consin is nearly $4,000.
EE Colonel w. A. Babbit, Secretary
the Territory of Utah, has been murders
5 by the Indians. He was on his way
Washington.
4 EY-The Crcleville Watchman, non
: mates Col. Medary, editor of the ,Stotesma
as the Buchanier candidate for Govern
( of Ohio. .
EB-The official returns show that,
the State Of New York, Fremont receiv
$ Es75, 1856 votes, Buchanan 1874, 7o9, Fl
5 more le4.o56.
EE~I In several of the counties in Ohio
y Fairfield, for nstauce--nearly all the De-
Il ocrats who joined the American party ha
i gone back again to their first love, and '
! ted for Buchanan, while the Wing Ann
leans have stood fast, and voted for Fl
7 more. This accounts for the increas
( democratic vote.
II EE In Ferysburgh, vt, the vote
y President stood as follows: Fremont g
n Buchanan /, Fillmore0. What's the pr
u of real estate in Ferrysburgh?
: Gg 1t is said that Hon. John Apple,
of Maine, is to be Mr. Buchanan's Edi
Of the. Union, and the confidential Org
9 Grinder.
The Baltimore Patriot says that
. votes were cast for John G. Fremont