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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

The: Mexi AN E'1t"oriino,y learns BY
lei.e,s from Tel usn q et.. tiat alta y
SPECTATORS have, seen Ell the coming ha.-
vest i, r ali Kin Is Of business in thai .prri-
tory. Several new commercial houses
have just been es ablisl,ed /; setilr,s aie
tcomins in large numbers, AMI tie mica
ions are that soon the whole coun,iy will
b. file with vigorous, in.rlligen., AMI
Industrious people,
HALLWAY IMPRovEMENr.--A French
method of securing rails TO cross ties with
0ut tie use of meal hx.u!es, appears to
possess some valuable fea u'ts; tie inventor
places the rail ,iireclly upon the cross lies,
and secures them by means Oi two shor,
wooden braces. edrh bearing with one enl
against the rail. m with II other agains
n shoulder cu in tile cross tieS tie braces
are fastened with wooden pins or iron
spikes. Itisexceedingly cheap, it secures
the rail in the most perfect manner. is
easily kept in repair, the rails are mucl,
easier laid down and adjusted; and the
Whole fas ening being of WOO |. it affords
more elasticity aud less friction upon tile
rails 40 (,
EMIGRArIoN FROM THE OLD noMINIox.-
The Greenb!ier (va.) Era says:
''As usual, at tl.is season Of the year,
large rumbers of old settlers are making
prrpaatiuns 10 remove to the West this
fall. Seveialof the best ci,izens in M m
roe mend embafking forthe West. which
is truly matter Of regret with ne We
wish, All Of them sucress IN their new
homes, but greatly fenr that many will ind
too latA thai t,eys have greatly erred,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

CARLEss SHor.-i'be ball. which John
eitwart, wenlshy farmer of Wa ertown,
N. r.. was firing At turkey. Lass Gall
glanced AMI pssse.I through the q mples of
4 YIiig man. an orphan. depriving him of
sight; ehi Z jp y have just founi yssrtdlcs
aSsfHss s.sSsrs Of = 1910 earnsgss sI..s4 =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

SEH&Joa.-Ps.rick Murdock. Of yin:cn
coun y, has been elee:ei Senator Cor, dis
Disuict, by about $40 majoriy "Ver lis
opponent. Eemaei Perry, of Gaiiia.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

DEATu OF Hos. Lofts MoLANE.-Thr
BIZ lLmo.e Sun announces the dea.h, a, his
residence in that ely, on the 7th, of Hon
Louis MrLane. IL 1916 he wss elected
To the House Of Rp,esen atives from Del
aware. He renal red member Of that
bo ly until 1897. when h- wa> chosen SEN
aor; of Uni Ell S.aes, In May. 1899. he
was app,in Ell by Presi l-n; .ckspn . be
he MiGis er of tie United 5 a es To
Grris B ilain, where he remained tw'
y 'ars, an.i an his re urn he was called by
f,ne. same Presi lent to lake a place in the
Cabinet as Se,.re n OF he T,-,su y, He
served il this place un il 1888, when he
became Secre,aly Of Sac. AMI in June,
1884. he re ii'el from ii ical life. In
1897 Eie acc-p e.l the t'resi len v Of the
Bal .imnre u Ohi, Riilipa J.. an Ii<rharg-
ell the iu les .ot tha Office uniil l847.-
At this lime, AT The sollcija lon VI presi-
dent Polk, he occupied. du ing the PEN
den y of the Oie.ypn negocia.ion, he mis-
siIn ~ EnglAnl. Ate. Is he was in
ducei 10 bcome member of tie Cor
s,i u .ivnal COmvea in of Nj ylanl. sub
seq Ient To which he dll NJ. appear in pub
lie lie.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

BCsINEss OF rmE EEw YoR< PosT-oF.
FIcE.-rhe follnwlns tx lact from New
York letter Ia the W.Ishinsto States will
give the reader an idea Of the immen.
business transacted by the New York
Pos Office:
Youmay be somewhat asmun.lcl when
| tell youDf the immense business trans
acted nj our p''stotlicr. On visiting that
es .ablisl melt a few days ago my at ention
was directed W what appeared Ia be tile
enormous bulk Of the mails that were then
just abou being sent of. 1 asceiaineI
that the weight of The Southern mail on tEs;
day was over ten thousand potmdst-or
more than five IONS. The weight of the
mail 70 wardeI by Eiie Iloal was over
sixteen M"uxona poun Ls--or more than
eight tons. Thas sent BY the Hu lson
River r "a was over four tuns inwtig IT,
'rhe wright of the rn ire mails fprwpri-I
on that day was .Io- y III asondPoaadst---
or more than twsn.y IONS 49,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

Stt4RrEs Pam Br Ux,EE S4x.--The
total amount Of salaries piii BY The Federal
Government during the last year was S5.-
357.6J4 Of which 's489. Joo vas paid Z"
California office holde s.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

A CASE OF PROBABLE SUSPENDED AM
NATION. On the 2l of Oc.ober we pub
lishe. the dea h of mtrrie:l Ia !y. of .his
Fcity. which occurred suddenly ON Thurs
day the isL:inst. .& rE .2ts
The friends f the family assembled on
Sa ur1ay, the $ |, To at end the funeral,
but it having been discovered early OH thai
day that the body sill preserved LIS n.tu-
raj appearance, il was dacil led to perform
the services in the house, deterring the bu-
rialf.ar the present. Tie b,y was accord-
inglv removed from the coffin to the bed,
AMI now con inu.s in saCe OF partec. pre-
seiva ion AMI ma u.al con Ii ION, on the
seventh lay since ils supposed deceased.
The u-mDst s0lici ule exisvs, of course.
in the Iamiiy, AMI every effort is b.i,g
made to assist na ,i!e IN the res!oraI III Of
ler func iIns. al -hou5h as yet NJ synp-
toms of ~ i've life have appe .rel. IL would
Sem To BIZ case 1or the mos5 ex RENE
measures to be alop.e ed, lostthe prolonged
suspension f lie nfy off self prove E.NI j,
AMI yet instances Of a pause of werks in the
natural powers. are sail tn have seen re-
corded in Eu ope.--A " PO {, 7M.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

y james NJ Olson Cuts. father -in-law Of
Hon. s. A. Dauglas. was commissione as
Second Con.follsf. OF the United States
Treasury October 7lh. - '''s - :
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

E1 lIe following is The sali,iSl ~o'e of
Meigs coun y. for and against the di~e pro-
posed ConssItuiIon Amen lments. aud IlSe
Bank Charter;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20
REprnLiicAN GAIN, IN CALrroRNrA-

REPUBLICAN, GAINS IN CALIFORNIA -
In 1856. the vo,e IN California sSool. BI-
chanan 81, ,925. Fremont 1887. The
vote for Governor this year, stool, Weller,
d m ,cra', 4J,ooO; S,anley, Republican,
27,ooO--b.ins n Democratic loss or H.
9a5. an "a R.publiea, gain of OF 1000. a
total change in one year. ,ainst the De-
morra' y. OF 18.OuU. In San Francisco
lei y al coun y. the Demoafa ic tickes,
roo. :n b5sncn. was overwhelmingly de-
fra ed-:he Peoples ticket, from Govern
or down to'he most patty office. received
an average MAORI Y Of 1900 votes. This
shows conelusive:y that the people of that
c,ltn y hav, not rece ed from the VIII
lance Committee retorma ion, which WAS
commenced abpus' tcis shtern mon,hs ago
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

The EmPsSorol Fiasce IT, jnyiz>st e.
AgaSsiz. ia a note thr1u III Tie Minister Of
.Puhlic InstruetioR and Ref zion, ~ ac,.ept
alehairVf prlcoasology, saying
You are Ef nck; you haye enriched yoas
naSive counay with tminear arwofk B IN ! Ia
b9iious resenFches; ypuase,h h cnrtesp ,na-
ing ruemberp0f tha Institute The Kmpr-
rdg would be happy To restoreto France n
Distinguished man Of science, arenowned
profussor. =i-otfef y'u, in his -name.s tlE
vacant chair. Yourcounny wll,deem her
self happy in recovering on- Of her chill
'dfsn Tie most devoted 70 science
n. Agassiz' Acknowledges the compl:-
ment in neat Terms, and declines the l.onur
rendered. saying:
Unfor; uia.ely YOUR pro osi ion find
mt unable ~ accept IT, fof. l. could not sew
er abr"n y the ties which for number
OF years | lave been accustomed to consi l.
er rs binding me for the remain der Of m,
d"ys to tile United States. MoreoveN,
cannot suppose that the instruction which
WAS intrus.rI to N. d'O,bisns could b.
n'eIrup'ed for sufficient length Of time
to permit me tn furnish certain emb, v,lQ-
gical labols which have undertaken, with
y view of comparisons with the fos ills of
the eppchs anieriur ~ our own, and watch
wouli lose all their interest if they should
be left incomplete. find myself. there
fore, under the painful necessI y Of refu
sing posiio which. in every circum-
san g, l shall always regard as the mos
brilliant to whiciI naiu alist can aspire.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

SHIPPINj lNTEEE Tne great ship.
ping in -eres 8 of New. fork and Boston
We're probably never in more depressed
condl'ion han at the present. time. An
immense Aeet Of ships is laid up in the
wo cities, New York having IN port 2ai
ships alone. exclusive Of barquss and brigs.
-BOstOn Tronsyilk |
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its Second Volume The Two Volumes contain sesriy
ONE THOUSAND ENcRAvIG6s, which have been pro-
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the illustrated Newspaper.
1t has portraits of all the living celebrities, New
Churches, Public Buildings, and Arts and Sciences
duly illustrated. 1t also contains the best Original Ro
maces Of the day. beautifully illustrated short Tales,
Anecdotes, Chess and the Latest Foreign News mp
the hour Of going to press Without losing its hitherto
distinctive character OF newspaper, 1t will assume
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above features, it will have Thrilling Adventures,
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)A~-
A Fair Hit.

Mr.. Choate writes hand which has been
compared to the autograph Of seventeen
legged spider, just crawled out Of an inkstand
Anexchange says:
awe are informed that Hon. Rufus Choate
will be sent to China--not, however, by the
Governmen as Minister Plenipotentiary, but
that he has been engaged at a large salary to
60 out to Canton, where he will be employed
in lettering tea chests! 1t is said that his
peculiar style of chirography will enable h m
to put on those interesting hieroglyphics al
much cheaper rate than the Chinese pain
ters en- do it.
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St. Louis, May 5.-The Kansas City En-
terprise of the I'd learns by Mountaineer
from the plains that the Cheyennes had con-
centratcd at the head waters of the Repub--
lican Fort with the determination to resist
to the Sioux for the assistance of tho latter.
The Cheyennes have u large supply Of anu
milton. aaa
s A terrible battle had been fought at Ere
mont Peak between the Snake and Bl.ck
Feet tribe Twenty seven Of the latter were
killed.
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y'eE gus o,sr.

$500 ss8ssr yssn - Cua cesg.
III in1vahs8D stS
VI IA = ws1t~n' pApees . 49, Of the
! ! a,c;sfo1 q Judge Alien II tie fai6us case
- W;lev versus SlAter-an Actiah brought
-. .nrsrar the ssyslley" Of Hley's dog
aleeed 10 have dc I'd conse-
sris inHicsed tas biaGsr's dog.
n - 10 the suit fesid a In Utica;
oeouffcd fefc { tbs initial 10
~ NerA eonmsncso ,,.s .S; i =
II -; seares Of young men -
tovp NJ e1S5es tsshfying 70 the re-
nHkable qualities Of s'Jack;', ana e crow
III, every body in the to.n Inn a., = NY
body, we'll knew and still distinctly le1le'l-
bers said deceased dog.
The decision Of Judge Alien, wniGn va
concurred n by his associates, Judges bacon
and Pratt, Is worth reading ana 90 We gave
= ssTb;. j. the first time have been called
:. anon Ia administer the law in the ease OF
npre doe-fght, or fight in which the dogs,
instead OF the owners, were the principal
actorss
81 am constrained to admit total ignor-
ance az the code duello among dogs or what
constitutes 4 Just cause Of offence and JUS
ti;es a resort 10 arms, or rather to teeth, for
reliress: what violation Of the rules Of
etiquette entitled the injured beast to insist
. vpon prompt and immediate satisfaction, !
know not, and am glad to know that no nice
question upon the conduct Of ihe confilct on
the part Of the principal actors arises IN TINS
case.
It is not claimed upon either side tnat the
struggle was not in all respects dog-nke anu
fair. Indeed, was not before aware tnas
anv law. human or divine, moral or ceremo-
NAL. common or statute, undertook TO regu-
late these matters, but supposed that this
ssvas one of the few privileges which TINS class
of animals still retain in the domestlcated
state: that it was one Of their reserved rights,
s not surrendered when they entered into and
became a part of the domestic institution, to
settle and avenge, in their own way, all indi-
: vidual wrongs and insults, without regard to
4 what Blackstone or any other jurist nigh,
write. speak or think Of ssthe rights of per-
s,ns.o OF the ssrights of Things" lhaye
|. been firm believer with the poet in thu
instruction, if not self divine right, of dogs
to fight, and with him would say,
s'Let dogs delight to bark and bite,
For God hath made them so, !" &C.
- "Ihe evidence Is sight tua' smo uoS 49,
in consequence of this fight. But as this
question is left in doubt by the evidence,
the Judgment Of the Justice is conclusive as
{ to the cause of the death. can, however,
see no Just grounds for the Judgment. Il
can only be supported on the ground that
when two dogs fight and one is killed, the
owner can have satisfaction for his loss
from the owner of the victorious dog; and
l know of po such rule. The owner OF
the dead dog would, think, be entitled
to ths1skin, though some, less liberal, would
be disposed to award it to the victor, and
this rule would ordinarily be fair equiva-
: mt for the loss; and with that, unless evil
dence differ materially from that in this
case, he should be content.
The Judgment Of the CountG Court is re-
versed."
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North Star Morgan.

THIS BEAUTIFUL STOCK MORSE CAN BE
j found at the Stable Of the Subscriber, in OLN-
STEAD, Harrison County, on the Boyer River, Town
for limited number Of good Mares. The UNI
dersigned has succeeded in bringing safely to
his place above described, the best STOCK
HORSE he could obtain. and trusts, that N No
Breeders Of fine horses in this State will sustain hil
in the enterprise.
NORTH STAR has obtained the irst prize st Connec-
ticut State Fair also the highest premium as four
year old, at theU s. Agricultural Horse Exbibtion at
sp-inrneM Mass Also at Worcester County Fair, in
Massachusetts. 80 ~
NORTH STAR MoRGANS sire, Morgan Emperor;
grand Burush Morgan; grand-sire the original
Justin Morgan horse; g. srand-sre Beautiful Bay Of
Hartford, Conn g. g. g. sire De Lancy's imported
Traveller who traces directly back to Gokcphin Arab
Morgan Emperor,s dam was an imported xoel.sn mar.
NORTH STARS dam was sired by Young Dibmed
grand-sire Old Doomed; e. grand-sre Ssr Archy, IA
thorough bred horse) NORTH STARS dam was on,
Of beautiful bay Horgsn mare.
For the benefit Of those who have mot seen the horse
insert extract from accurate description ty
2. DUR: Esq, Of the Hartford Daily Times, Jul,
NORTH STAR M0RGAN.-At the springnelt
Horse Exhibition, two years ago. beautiful four yea
old bay called The nyng Morgan Of Pctesham, attract
ed more than ordinary ateAtion among the splendis
horses present. This horse is now six years old ans
stands a. the stable Of HENRY OLMsrED. He Is nov
known Is the NORTH sRAA MORGAN. 70 sa,
critical eye could not readily discover fault ID him
His color is bright bay legs nearly black and his sol
coat lies slossiiy up flexible skin. His head IL hand
some and sits in ie hight style upon proud archie,
neck, not too long, but well prsportioned he has
short back 10 round barreed with clean set Of legs
which stand unler him In manner that would please
jockey. His chest is broad eye pleasant manc heavy
tail flowing. End we'll Set But above any one OF thes
points, We 0nd superior speed and We have It, too In
sauass even trst, which b executes with ease. Il
| short, We consider him whole combining beauty
speed and disposition, to excel any horse within TIL
limits Of the state and doubt whether be has su
pcrior in New England. His weight 10 about i0c
pounds; his value, 4o600 II Is with pleasure that
aunounce the intyoducion q such hofse into the cen
ter Of Connectcut for his stock mnst greatly iprov
the breed Of horses N this vtctnity.
NORTH STAR 10 very sure feaI-setter. Turn
A2NRY OLMsrEn.
OIxsTxD, HARRISON cousv. Msy -, 1857.
P.S. a very superior U.yrae 0rey KKENCI
I the seasOa n o.
n3-lw. (bugie copy.
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CO The Sacramento, California, Times
says, in course of report upon the proc ed
ings at public dinner. ''The Mayor of the
city and the ladies ETC., were appropriately
and elegantly drunk and the party separated
in fine cleer.o
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1857. 1857
SEASON Al 'sANGEMENT.
Regular Council 81 It's, Omaha City 4
Florence Packet.

For Flo 'tnee, onehs City. co.ael Bluff, BILE
vxs, s.. Mdry's, Wyoming City, Nebraska City,
Ltsds j., Broscnvilis, Loreu Oregon oity, Whifs
Cloud io,oa Point Sapennah, 81. Jossrh, Paisr-
sds. Independence Liberty LeAlsgfon, Re.
THE NEW. ELEGANT + FAvORlTE Pas.
i SENGER steamer, WIN. cAMBBELL, wM. EDDs,
Master, will run as regular packet to the above and
all intermediate points on the Missouri rivef remaining
permanently in the trade during the entire season
The "Wm. Campbell" has recently been ntted up and
refurnished In the Most modern STYLE regardless q.
pense and with eye single to strength safety and
comir az well as with every convenience, that eoud
render her desirable to the travelling public rendering
her now both as regards capacity busness superior
Recommendations for passengers equal in the trade
Captain kda hes p receive ut The bands of his nu-
merous Missouri river friends, continuance II that
generous pAtfonaEe for whA he Is INDEBTED during
series Of years, while 10 cu1and Of different boats
and for which be hereby dssires y present. bis mos,
grateful acknowledgements ps6misiuG increased efforts
70 size senersi sstisfacsic and retain ther eonndence
and patronage.
reasonable share q Ne patronage q clippers and
the public generally. 10 respectfully solicite1, ~
fOr freight passage Of information. apply - FL
JOSEPH McEEII11, Anh
No. = Isvee, and Commercial aersea
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NOTICE.

r HAVE SOLD TO MY BROTHER. JAMES
i HENSHALL JR., my entire STOCK OF GOODS
aud Sto.e hx1hgs. Those owing me in any shape OIL
manner, will make immediate payment " him, as my
authorized agent, or be forced to settlement by law
further time cannot and tciH not be given.
Some valuable Land Houses aud Lots can be had BY
applying to my brother.
n1-u THOMAS HENSHALL.
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MARRIED.
In this City, the l6th inst by J. a.. SHERMAN,
AGING County Judge. M. EDWIN 4. DAVIS OF Nj.
of Council Bluffs
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-04
Ordinance for Markets.

C,ECTION l. Be ii ordained ny the burgess
and Town Council Of the Borough Of Lel'-
;,Iurp. and IL is hereby ordoi1ed by the aufho-
ritz ef The sqnie, That WEDNE>DAi anu
SATURDAY mornings Of every week shail
be the Market Times for SAID boroush'
when it may be lawful to sell and buy arlcles
nf produce for family use; and that MARhE
STREET. from Second to Fourth Streets, shall
h. used for such sates-wag0ns &c. TO occupy
the sides Of the pavements on the norlh side
of the street from the first Of October to 'he
first OF April. and the south side oil the pave
ment the remainder OF the year.
SEcr,ux 2. BE IL further ordained, lha' u
shall not be lawful for any person or persons
either the producers OF marketing OF .neli
Immediate agents, as huCksters or o,herwise'
10 peddle or sell in any street or alley or ia
any part Of the said Borough, any art'cies Vi
nroduce for family use, other than al 'ne
times and places specified In the hrst section
Of this ordinance; and any person or persons
violating this ordinance shall incur pehai'y
of from One Dollar to Five Dollars, to oe re.
I covered before the Burgess or any Justice oi
| the Peace of Union county as like sums are
! recovered under the laws of pennsylvania
( with costs, in the name Of the Burgess and
/ Town Counc, of the Borough OF Lewisours
one half of said penalty to be paid 10 the
Overseer Of the Poor OF said Borough ah1
the o,he. half to the informer.
Passed a, a meeting OF the Council, lueS
dav evening, Nov. 3 1857, and ordered 10 o:
published. J. sOHhE Ih' Du's
/ Nov. 6, 1857.