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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

LADIES REposIToRY, is one OF
the publications of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, and, of course, all Methodist
preachers are agents. The profits of this,
as we'll as their other publications, are dis
tributed among superannuated preachers
and their widows and orphans. This last
consideration is important. For beauty
Of embellishments and Typography it is
unsurpassed. Its teachings are moral and
religious, without being strongly marked
with sectarianism. Altogether it is right
pleasant companion for the family circle,
and honestly worth the price asked, which
is SO per annum, in advance If we could
have but one magazine. it should be the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

PERRY CoUNTY-The defeated candi-
dates for the Legislature and Probate
Judge have given notice that they will
contest the election, on account of fraud.
Perry county against the world for fraud
Kansas alone excepted.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

NOTICES OF RERIODICALS.
For several weeks past, our columns
have been so crowded with other matters
hat We have been unable to notice any of
the magazines with which we have been
favored, However, this viii make but
little difference, as the present month is
the time when most Of their subscribers
are obtained, and notice just at this time
is of more advantage to them than three
or four ut other seasons.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF ONO
CANALs.-The o. s. Journal says:
The receipts and expenditures of the
Ohio canals for the last three years, end
ing respectively on the 18Th of November,
have been rs follows:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

PETFRsoN's LADIES NATIONAL MAGA-
zTNE.-This, rs our readers will remem-
Der, has always been favorite of ours,
and our better half would not exchange it
for any other. The December No. con-
tains ffty-nine embellishments, and forty
eight articles. Terms So year. See
advertisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

FIRE AT NELsoNvJLLE.-Thes S cam flour
ing mill at Nelsonville, Athens county,
belonging to Mr.. c. Steenrod, together
with the books, and 5000 bushels of wheat.
was burned on the night of the S3d ult
Loss $2o. o.o0O-insurance $4,000. 1t is
thought to have been fired by incendiaries
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

III Good nows from q far country is like cold VA
ter TO thirsty soul Pariieu laTy applicable is this
20 all who losing naiu res most beautiful orna
ment-tho Hair-whon they told that Professor
Woods Restorative will certainly rcinvg and
bring II back to its original beauty.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

THE LADY's HOME MAGAzlSE.-This
was formerly called Arthur's Home Mag
azine. 7. S. Arthur is still editor, as
sisted by Virginia F. Townsend. Each
number contains a colored fashion plate
and steel engraving. besides numerous
other illustrations, and about SO pages of
matter. Of the quslity of the reading
matter it is unnecessary to speak Our
readers are many OF them familiar with
the writings of 7. S. Arthur Terms
Single copies SO; 4 copies S. Address
T. S Arthur & Co.. lO3 Walnut ST., Phil
aielphia.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

New Goons.-Nothwiths:anding the
panic, o. Branch & Co. have purchased a
new stock of Fall and Winter Goods, Jus,
suitable for the time and place. OF course
they bought low, and can afford to sell
cheap. Just call and see for yourselves.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-This is tie La
dy's Magazine Of the nation Nobody Gas
is anybody" is without it. 1t is consider
ed decidedly objectionable not to have
Cooley on your parlor table. AS a speci-
men Of the extravaganza of the publisher,
in getting up something acceptable to his
readers, we notice that the December num-
ber, now before us, contains 8 steel plates,
| colored fashion plate, I slipper printed
in colors, IL pages printed in blue tint. 49
engavings, 100 pages, and 60 contribu-
tors. Cooley certainly merits success
Terms: Single copies 50; copies SIS;
3 copies SO; 6 copies $40; 9 copies SIS;
l2 copies $50. AddresssL L. A. Cooley.
323 Chestnut st., Philadelphia,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.--This was, we
believe, originally intended for gsmlsmc n
and for many years was regarded as the
Genlleman's Magazine Of America. But
within the past year or two, it has been
essentially changed and is now what might
be truthfully called a family magazine. 1t
contains matter interesting to everybody
male and fenale-married and single--old
and young. Graham, the original editor
and proprietor, is entirely out of the con-
cern. The magazine is now@published by
Watson g. Co., and edited by Chas. ].
Leland. The edi;or's table has become
quite Feature" Aeister Hari is zone
of EN-" Each number con aims nearly
100 pages of reading matter, besides en-
cravings, fashion plates, &c. Terms:
copy S3 year; 2 copies 50; 5icoPies,
and one to agent, sIo; II copies, ard one
to agent, S2J. Address Watson tE Co.,
Bulletin building, Philadelphia.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

THE ONO STATE JouRNAL.--This is the
central organ of the Republican party OF
Ohio. 1t has no official patronage where
by its nest may be feaihered If support
ed at all, it must be by its circulation
throughout the State. Those who are fond
of reading the Legislative proceedings,
had better subscribe for it forthwith
Terms : So "a year; Daily S6 per year.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

THE ONO CrLTIyAroR.--Th is some
thing foi farmers. Col Harris, the mill
tary editor. is trump. The paper is
chesp-$l.o 90 year, and published twice
a. month. Every farmer ought to take at
least one purely agricultural paper. To
those who have not yet subscribed for one,
we say, Try the Cul,ivator. See adver-
tisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

Tue Very THSo TORrID LIvER.-SamueI B.
Robson, Druggist, writes:
Murfreesboro, Tenn, April Q, Ie65-GHavIIre sold
Hoohands Germsn Bittcrs for two years past in this
community and having Witnessed their efHccts upon
weak and debiliated constitutions, and those much
troubled with torpid Liver, have hesitaney in say
ing they are the thing such people should use"
SEQ advertisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

CINCINNATI GAzKTTE.--This paper will
enter on its sixty-sixth year in January
In tone and spirit it has been much i'm
proved within the last year. The weekly
is to be enlarged on the lst of January
1t is now one Of the best family papers in
the country and we can heartily endorse
the following, which we copy from the
prospectus, in regard to the Daily:
To the merchant and business man in
the country. desiring to keep thoroughly
posted upon Commercial and Monetary
Matters, and the daily fluctuations in the
prices of Produce and Merchandise, we
believe we can confidently say that no in
vestment can be found to pay better in
terest than sui description to the DAILY
GAZETTE.
Terms: Daily 81; Weekly so, per year,
with fair deducionto clubs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

FORESTER S PLAYMATs.--Here is some.
thing for the little folks. bless their dear
little hearts. We always did love children,
and we know children always love pretty
stories. The Playmate is full of them
1t only costs dollar a year. Think of
that Published by VIM. Guild IL Co.,
l56 Washington ST., Boston. Agents are
wanted to get subscribers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

MorrATT's LiFE Fills AND PHOENIX BITTERs for the
gripping collie, Inflammation Of the Spleen want Of APP
petite and dyspepsia these popular medies may bO
used with entire confidence in the result. In all liver
and bowel complaints tho MOnat medicines have nov
or failed OF Sold by the proprietor, w. b.
MOfat, 33S Broadway, N ", and his agents.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

cheap. Just call and see for yourselves
The Gcttysburgh Star says that the
Democrats OF Philadelphia elected two
men to the State Legislature, from that
city, who cannot p'ie Their oaUn names.
The Sacramento { Cal. Age, says that
the Mormons have 10000 Indian allies,
who are bound to assist them, in case they
come to open rupture with the U. S.
A bridge between New York and Brook
lyn has been proposed. The plan is to
form company with capital of $8 ,OoO,-
600; the bridge to be 2, $40 feet long; to rest
on five arches of 500 feet each, 200 feet
above high water marx, resting on trans
verse arches of 50 feet; the roadway to be
100 feet for cars, wagons, &c. The idea
is that the stores erected in the collonade
will make the investment my.
CHEAP CoRN.-We see it stated in the
papers that in Wisconsin and Illinois,
corn standing in the field is offered at an
average of ten cents a bushel.
johnson, who was convicted last week
at Asherville. North Carolina, for violating
the person of Miss Mary L. Spring, has
been sentenced to be hung OH the / 9th of
December.
The track Of the Buffalo and Niagara
Falls Road, between Buffalo and Black
Rock, has been 80 washed by the waves as
to be impossible.
Senator Sumner, who returned home in
the Niagara, was received on the landing by
Hon. Henry Wilson, N. p Banks, Cover
nor elect, and large concourse of citi-
zens, who escorted him to his home.
New YoRK LEGISLATURE.-Se,1 Re-
pubicans l6, Damocats ID, Americans
2. HOuse. Republicans 81, Democrats SO,
Americans 8-no party having a majority
in either House.
Fair Sugar at New Orleans. at last ac-
counts, 5lc.; Molasses 22c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLLowAv'r Pulls General debility and con-
sumption and wasting of the dcsh without any appa.
rent cause, are manifestations Of di:sase that puzzle
the faculty The ienics and the apcricnts The
tablshcd phnrmacopeia do not oh the m, and ali
mineral preparations hasten the progress Of decay.
In such cases the reproductive power the blood is
gone. Tho waste OF nature goes on, and tho siokly
and diluted asid vhieh eiren1~.> .h -Auh
systcm cannot repair the loss. In such crisis the in
vigorang, vaiizng properties OF the Pills
kiSgly exhibited The blood is enriched and render.
cd nntrVe by their effect upon its alcments and up
on the organs that eliminate them and strength
returns to the muscles, roundncss to the Frame ana
bloom aud fullncssto tho emaciated cheeks. Is
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

The TEMPLAR's MAGAzINE.-Thisi is the
accredited organ of the Temple Order, and
is devoted to Temperance principally !;
though it contains much interesting mis-,
cellany. Terms: 8 year. Address J.
Wadsw orth, Cincinnati.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01
Teaching and Training. The Haunting
Face. From India. The Syrian Route to
the East. M

Face. From India The Syrian Route L
the East 81
CosMoPoLrrAN Arr JouRNAL.-This
magazine was established in July, 1856,
and was intended as a means OF commu-
nication betyeen the Cosmopolitan Art
Association and its members 1t has been
greatly enlarged and improved recently,
and IS now furnished, together with a
splendid engraving,to 10 each subscriber, in
lieu Of the usual monthly magazines for
merly furnished. In point Of typography
and embellishments, it is equal TO any Of
the magazines Of the day, and its litera-
ture is Of high order.
The Association is fourishing beyond
the most sanguine expectations Of the Di.
rectors. The first year, the number OF
tickets sold was 9e.4i8; the second year,
24,o88; and the third year, 33,o27. The
price of tickets being $3 each, their aver
age receipts are over 100000 a year,
They are just entering upon their fourth
year. See advertisement.
DrxsMoRE's GUIDE-This is intended
for travellers. aDd,is almost indispensable
1t cohtsins the timetables, distances. fare,
DC. Of all the railroads in the United
states; coTected noashly, together with
a steam navigation guide, railroad ga
zetteer Of the U. s. and Canada, and much
other valuable information to travellers
We never leave home for long Journey
without taking the latest number of the
Guide with us, as pocket companion.-
The consequence is. that while other trav-
e!ers are constantly perplexed, and con-
tinuaIly asking questions of everybody
we have all the information we need,
and are perfectly at ease. Published by
Dinsmore q Co., 9Spruce st., New York.
Price 25 cents per number. 1t can be
purchased generally at the railroad depots,
)r on the cars.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

THE ONO JOURNAL OF EDuCArIoN.-
This is published monthly, under the
auspices of the Ohio State Teachers As
sociation, and edited by John d. Caldwell,
and six assistants. 1t is also the medium
through which the State Superintendent
of Common Schools makes known his de-
cisions in reference to the school law. In
fact, it is indispen sable TO teachers, and
of great service to all connected with
schools. Terms. 81 year. Address
John D. Caldwell, Columbus.
BLACKwooD's MAGAzIHE.-The last No.
received is for October. Our readers are
aware, we presume, that this is an Amer
lean reprint of British magazine. The
original is published in Edinburgh, Scot
land, and is now in its 82I volume. 1t
is Iepublished by Leonard Scott & Co.,
70 Fulton st., N, Y. Price 50 YEAR
The articles in the number before US are }:
What will lie do with it it?-Part s. New
Seaside Studies-No. 5. Modern Light
Literature. Our Hagiology. Scenes in
Clerical Life NJ. 8. DclJchesT sTGtits.--
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-01

FROM CALIFoRNIA, CENTRAL AND SourH
AMERICA, CHINA, &c.-The steamer st.
Louis brings the following:
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TO QUIZ sUBsCklBERs.

The u psrson win be spoa heoAs
'as P-snens oflhe sabscupucs be made
psn' suhsenbcrs may nonsy BY lensr pss xs
q wnieh VIA " paid BY aIizk ourselves
safs uassmiss5oa.
fhe uNTSY IA Rn h bsrhsd ~eeki, aaEsns
s.'aa q cesz as, s.d semi weekly apri.s
suh<edpcas lu psres shza yss %
terms pssyeuisses ne s1as.I rs1s.-
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BY sending DAILY ssbscnssss eo sseasssd; 90
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saed copy srsfs.
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POR SALE rent. that VERY dessrsbse gveund
the corner Of Third street and Indiana avenus, containing
shous square feet,
Also fact sree ~sory wi,
and ceisr. vh all hs modern
hsihracm furnace, rs.be
hosser ssd zee house This pr-rerty would foreign
nemser ~ The cabine gentleman dcrous
ohs.isiue nne bcase. z
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hcsve, Fass, Co. Fes Ie-eu7w
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l,c0s PrGss-Isuoo IickciA
Lowest resisr prize In the iossey s7o oweu approximation
ASdse.s -psnda .rhemes,o
IA. q sNfsEs T. H. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
orders In DE Maryland Le,rres
Eess-AM r. FRANCE d go.
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THIS nanas Indispensable cf
seicurnag wsshinston- Every iady gentleman
.srssd
u n. csp'scl, I'D II ns boosssorrs 10 wsshinrs0n-.
reh 4-eoSlms
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Proposals for Celoring guarto plates or Fishes
and Shells.


Washington, February a is5T.
DRoPosALs this instant,
O'Clock coonE, ty hand II
efrhe senate OF he United coes
essh, Of twelve p.es q Fshes ard shes
ib- a Perry's Expedition Japan.
The already engraved and iutrs
via furnished once BSders si
cscrs each hundred copies, which mast be r s
criGinals-
re original drawins- rhs morning
Of dsy for CLOSING the ttd.
win bonds
successful hdder fsr the fahfal of
Proposals BE sddssssc snreri.fcraent
Pusisc frnns- Washing n 'rsyosu sv
A. @. SEAMAN, Superintendent.
F.k t-ectd ffufri As.rl
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IS, bisnke woo gray, U. black
inches in length, in the eentrel 10 be feet long and
lank o " Weigh pounds
$500 sszea airs half ockass properly made OF good
Mound drece wool and with double and twisted
weigh pounds
i2o engineers, ordnance drsgoon re artillery
and infanrry
q, 800 cap bodies.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATOR FROM INDIANA

De6a< IA 1s Ssnats, Monday february O. ls57-I Goa
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ods- m ehss aad ~aares and esncsses ef pscssss. s
Shove ne proup asS
sn sccosns ~ aswsrs VII Ne lssdssry aftss
over 70 si Who order from NE. Addrsss .a.s
fa II Wilmington, Del.
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Bankfng HOME q ChUbb Brothers,
Washington, January 1, le57
ToHN ID. BARROW HENRY HOLMES are day admit
ted partners Banking The
frm from
Barrow Henry Holmes, The Hoese Davenport Iowa,
Wm H.
n firm OF Chubb Brothers. Barrow Co.
Jan I-dr CHUBB BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-25

The ewelry store OF Mr. r. Haynes in Gin
c'nnati, was robbed on Friday night Of about
$4,000 worth of gold watches and other jewelry
Rev J. J. McMahon of Richmond, preached in
the Cd Presbyterian church of Lynchburg Va
Sunday.
Richard H. Crawford has been elected Mayor of
Georgetown, ID. G.
The Governor of Nebraska has vetoed all the
bills passed by the Legislature chartering new
banks.
The Minnesota Legislature Is occupied with the
plans for State organization.
The carpenter shop of Robert Thomas, at Nor
folk Va. was destroyed by fire Sunday night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-25

1t came out on recent trial in New York that
the business of the Manhattan Gas Company dou
bles every three years. Tha Company has now
2o.0o0 consumers, and 500 street burners.
Captain Hartstene. United States Navy, Ia At
present In Savannah, Georgia, on . visit to bis rels
hves.
A young woman out In Arkansas Is 90 modest
that she bad young man turned out of doors for
saying the wind had shifted
WIN. Wonneycutt and John Sheperd have been
examined At Portsmouth, Virginia, on charge OF
arson, and sent on for trial.
Doctor J. W: Monefelt. well known physician
OF charleston. South Caroliua, Is dead.
The export trade Of Liverpool Il estimated At
I'VE mtliipns Of dollars per week.
Girard College. II Phiiads lphia, now support,
ID ednestss Regularly three hundred ana n..oen
~, al indsgent orphans. -
The New York Trade Sale begins this year on
"a 3ist OF March, several weeks later than usns
Rev. +. cuupipghsm. late Of 81. Loujs' hss
In tisnapolis, Ind. -~'s'
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1iARINK INTELLIGENCE.

: Nxw Yosx Feb 7i.-CIearsd. sehr. Jsmestown,
Latourette, City Point; Manchester, chishssfsr'
NASSAU. n r. 9Th Feb -schr Morning Light
Jobnson. Norfolk for Nev York. having been sstor
on Kew Korda. was assisted by the vreckers bad
die HaIe and sold cargo, also hove out and csuked
"1 L,~x'rooI. Feb l-Au:vea. sch. -.l.ver.. Ne
rithsrm. Alersnd,ia. We Entered for loading ID
V.sIc. jan 50 Arrived, ship Kesslsr, Pratt,
gil, GIssnLris, Jan. 2-clearsd, Exile, Blake, Al
NEW HAvvN-Arriv.d, 2lst and 72d. schrs. jones
Euxlish, Nesle, Virginia. via New Yors: rhlsnder
Armstrons. Brocket, Norfolk. via New Yors; Emma
KY WEST Feb ,s-The .chr Hannah Captain
Whitmore. from Attahapss for Richmond with mo.
lassss arrived the 18th, HAVING lost tore and main
sails and jib. Had heavy weather AZ the pss'ase'
viii reft and procs.d without much delay
Coral Of and from o.s: ,;Is.
and during the gales OF January 18TH srd znn.
spr.nk /. leak and had sails blown away. The crew
we're all badly frostbten On the ~" me aSsre ~.
captain, bis wife and crew were taken on bv oar,
Sophia of Baltimore In lat. IS SO. long " 49, .nd
timoqe 18th int BY Capt. Hartman, Of brig Ian.
zsrotte.
PAssvreERs per Steamshin JAMESTOWN, LEWIS
PARI'sH, Master. from New York:
N Psrks O A Gallagher, N D. Q Msrgin, DR. D
Butler g eols. o Have. J GREGORY. Hem
don. A Bennett. A H Rorke. j Gill Beer6siey'
o C Baker q A McGonsle. w Hooper. Long.
r Long, d Morrison, w Hooper, Mrs Leslie, MS
Goody, Miss Goody and children Chi'holm. Jss
Hosg, Miss M Emerson. Chss sush, stowe, 4
Smith, Mrs Grant, Mrs shefi.ld. Mrs Chass, MI
Terry Mrs Briggs G L Benedict and lady. VIM MUIR
phv. Clay Drewry, r r Wetmore, lady, children
and 2 servants, and Is In steerage. .
Also from Norfolk-Jno scberro. Myers d N
OBrian, M Murphy. DunkiIk. VIM Wetmore. a
Nowlan. Miss Emma Brown VIM Chamhe.iin. II
Williams. Miss 0 Williams. W Hall. Jno Leslie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-25

THE wENTY.SECoSD" in Petersburg
Va, was appropriately celebrated by the City
Guard, Greys and Artillery After parade the
Greys proceeded to the election of . Captain and
Col Joseph V. Scott was chosen. A supper was
given the new Captain by the Officers of the Com
pany In Norfolk and Portsmouth the day was
celebrated appropriately by the Military at night,
in Norfolk, ball was given by the Aid Fire
Company; and in Portsmouth, a splendid ball was
given by the citizens, at the Ocean House. A
salute was fred by the U. s. receiving ship Penn
sylvana at noon and the vessels generally in port
were decorated with flags. Statutes were also fired
by the Artillery on both sides of the harbor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-25
10 Phiiadelphia. Su

10 Phiiadelphia, sunday, the Twenty Second. q
number ct military companies celebrated the
day by attending church. They were Dire. sed In
full uniform and several of them were attended By
bands Of music.
DR.. james L. Tyson has resigned the chair OF
Maieria Medica and 1hei apeuiics in the Phila-
Taggart -
Commodore Stockton's son was q candidate for
the United States Ssaate In Nsw Jersey, against
Mr.. Thompson, the suecessful candidate.
The President has approved the army bill, in.
crsssing ths pay OF officers. -
Its stated that the Honduras railroad VIII be
c,mmencs d 10 April by British capitalists
Adwslling house, owned by DR.. VIM N. Ander.
are last week. Less ol5O0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-25

PREsEETATIoN.-The officers and employees Of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. on the occa-
sion of Mr. Z H Gill-the Notwithstanding
them to take charge of the Richmond and Peters
burg Road, presented him with a silver pitcher,
waiter and pair of goble's-the set costing 5000
The same gentlemen presented Mrs Gill with
splendid tibe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-25
The New York central Railroad ..- Il b,
Flood at Albany, &c.

ALBANY, Feb. % The Central Railroad is now
10 excellent working order throughout the entire
length of the line All the damage that was done
by the recent food has been repaired, and the
trains are now running regularly on time.
The water here has fallen eighteen inches since
yesterday morning. The lower end of the ice bar
rier at astletod bar broke away to-day, carrying
down all the ice at Coeman 8 which had not broken
up before.
The bridges on the Hudson River road have been
repaired. and the trains will be run to order i'm
mpdiately on the subsiding of the flood.
The military are out here in great numbers, cele.
brating Washington's birth day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-25

PREMATURE FUNEBAL.-An adnlonition assinst
hasty iuneIsls occurred recently at Fremont Ohio
Daniel etesrns, who bad been sick with fever,
parently de1. All the arrangements were made
and the friends and the clergy msn vera assembled
to pay the last tribute Of respect to TIE supposed de
ceased when the body appeared warm to the touch
hestors ives were administered, and n q m n.
a>ss the man who cam 30 b.ipg uuriea alive,
was sitiueup He 10 In q fair way o, recovery