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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-Four Of the cheapest LOTS on
Muir ay Hill including he LOT the Avenue
In. s,e for church public baoog could be cut
advantage TOT private cwe ina houses Apply
4 G LOOMS. No Ll2S Broadway. near Ssh ct.
TNOR SALE.-The 3-story Philadephs brick.
II h,sb bssemspt aOUsE and LOT No 4; East as.h e..
-. Ls s.ys' work Cro,on. aud will be
o.so.e.,h.' rtcsL A part remain. Apply 10 A J.
ayTECKIb son o., no Br'sdst (lts5,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY. No 4ee.

OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY. No. 1921
~ Brr.d~,y sd No chs.h.m guar r',es. nos sa r.
ss,d, n r.s h,s .oS S,srsd lee
,i HFo duty for The sS SStT gf ggoek%oo6 Co.
NOR LTVFRPCOL The Unitd States Mail
..,H:sr AILAsTSi &c. MIL kisTd e, ops s.iTs5
SAT T,i5 r. b SSsd s'f': ! Ss
''HH'''''''' for i r6%1s % Soe Wilt
,,r, mast p,. ,Srousa the Postoaiosi any oess'' WI
turned ,-ov,, x.s.c
n. EsLTIe; Ssg, L. oom':''t will succeed the
has been sonrd 70 m,k. Of this line
in al 5sPss. soid ss rss
B-Hsrester the regular built ships tor 'h' 1s WI Pc
VREAT REDUCTION IN FARE to EUROPE
s ss:: :ss SSRIa As sTa a tsa
= &. Es h5 y sifss neon
hskt "a s0sE sa:%ss
sEs No. -, R Re-; Vi
Tse. :.s:m;sp. touch .. H,yre specie delivered IN Lon
''' and PARA For PiTsos i;sh; iss' sova
T7BE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES NAIL sTEAMERs.-Tas 'hips composing tn
s.41a s,s s.. ss.: os' css sss
The ADRIATIC, Capt James West
Thee ships having been built By contrast eressy tf s
Government service every has been taken r tasa con
structiou in their to insure strength ana spse
and their accommodations for passengers Hs Xneasa Tor e
ssnce and CONTEXT ~. ~.
Price of passage from New York 10 Liverpool IN arS oson
$50 in second do SIS Exclusive OF exsrs Ssed stss
room SIS FROM Liverpool TO New York, and snineeA
experienced surgeon taehed 70 s.eh ship No berns 90
be anti pal. for The ships Of this Line have
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
PROM YoaX. IRON LlskkPeoL a, .,-
aArr-PDAY 49, Nov 81 1857 "WEDNESDAY. dov. .. ls5l
SxTtIRDIY De-. s. ls51l WEDNESDAY. Deo 1857
IwEDNESDAY..Dec- 8. 1877
-" ErWARD COLLINS, No So Wall &c. N.Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
iHA W No 2 Austin FrArs, Loadoa
B. @. WAINWRIGHT Co Paris
Shs owners these ships viii not b accountable 700 sa
syr bullion specie jews.y precious stones 0, u1e
bs or lsins signed thsres. and the value tos'''s ~
Drssssd therein
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

MR. SAMUEL TRIVETT, late of Sherwood
1yl Hill nottingham. England s oluesed to return to Not
tshsm immedstey receive property left him By his th
aud write home 20 say he coming His indis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
o,.,-v a, Pt,rutc vt,, rssr-,scs CospAsT,l
~' ~. n. - y, :, E.-Y,rk Ian A igS1 ]

o,,tcr ., Rtpv.ttc vI,, Isr,scs Cosr.U,
No 10 " ri~,. Se..Tork. J.n lssI }
THE DEALERS with the REPUBLIC tlRn
INSURANCE COMPANY ',,pecay n9tihs "a, tat LAT
ss s os u. ys', snSl5 s ,Sp OH asLf Pss
cEST I1ap nm tae earned pre Is al resiy for delivery
Interest Dsidnd, q PER CENT pr innuTn "a ne
Ss,ass IL cas- =, The Ode Ne IS ws. whcr- insurers
against FIRE requested to eel AID e.s'nise me oers
IN tie profits without assuming Of ne rss 4 he CorIsny
secn 10 ofthe Charter provides tan Al Sop nos ,s
within sx wear. from me date Of 49, Dc pssse1 - 1s
sred:. oftbe COMPANY. .,,,-pz,
ch.rl,, r. Ru..eu Dennins D&r, Ir.tN D..no
P S. ss5a. S S9Ss a.1a S' 6sa s@s
G.s...y B. Iam.r Ed~Gd G cens'' Pslss Han; H,o.
Wm: Butler Dun~n.J Josiah o.ss. Ess'i HSam nae
i..,e TsrDssnd I'm we,es.g j'iP' A9,aanff os
Arthur Law, e-or.. I. Ade-. Joan A c. Cray.
Nv; H.%Ais.; j ss; A''of k,5 81 uosE.7s~'.
DEMITTANCEs to ENGLAND, IRELAND,
Ii SCOTLAND and WALES
UNION y bA isiIt Of ii IoS Dos :" 'n
ESAAT!oNAL BAS SSy or c scortsSpI ,.,,,a
In SUNNI from e. upward, a. IS per 3
TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANKERS.
no. 10 wALL-sT, NETWORK.
~ COPELAND. Banker. Evansville, Indiana.
". will attend TO all COLLECTIONS in Evansville aud
vicinity and r.m promptly bs suren. rates Of on
Merritt Co EewYOrt-
WE SOLICIT ORDERS for the PURCHASE
w and GALE ofsTOCks. BObD5. 10, AID arc prepared
sdvsrss naAeesbls Securities san. TO us foe
sals HAwLEY BRADFORD,
ONO 50 Wall o. add the Stock Excnsnss.
IT; t s:: t'l' -. s.'s::Ii e a' a T.
King esq, AbGy.
n A O(Al WANTED-On Bond and Mortgage
~ 4eOvU on Improved City Property, worth $1,000
fof FIVE ysarI. Inquire a. No i92 81 Az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
I)ainis, Oils, GLASS, Sc.

RATION MINERAL Plaintiffs is ne
VI beat the year fox Painting Roof Fences
BaYns Out Bving &c preserve them 70. the Win.s.-
aud the Grafton Pain. admirable article f such uses
very durable hand.oms in coor aad sol1 slavery low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD. On and
IN after Monday Nov 1857 and until further notice Pss.
Yrsns val e.ye pier foot Of Drsne-s follows
DukklRk EXPRESS at 9 m, for Dunkrk and Buffalo,
and Intermediate sfstons
RockLAND PASSENGER a. sp from foot Of Chambers
st. Via Perout for Suferns and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER ct m, for NewbuIgh, Nddls.own
and Intermediate stations
ENl0RANT at fog Dunk!rt and Buffalo and intsrne
dsts stations
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
ExCEPTED).
NIGHT EXPRESS 5Pu for Dunttk sud Buffalo, evesy
day.
fbsse Express Trains ct Eimira With the Elmir
Csnandssus end Hiaxsrs Falls Railroad for Niagara Fails;
Bnshsmon WITH the Syracuse aud Bnshsntoa R.rosd Soe
syrruse Coming with the Buffalo CORNING and New orb
Railroad Rochester; Crest Bend With the Lack
AID Western Raro,d for Scranton ct Hosnesvie
With the Buffalo aud New ok City Railroad for Buffalo, a
Buffalo and Dunkrk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Csye
hnt Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit Chicago, Re
CHARLES KORAN President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
ITO the STOCKHOLDERS, BONDaOLDsRS
i aud CBEDIrORs Of ths TOLEDO, Wabash ana

mo the STOCKHOLDERS, BONDaOLDgRS
i .na CBEDIrORs Of The TOLEDO, WABASH and
"Wlerea. The Toledo wsbs,h aud Western R.l5o.d
Company duly organized under the LAYS OF the ss Uao
nd o. s ss me nsas Z.
Railroad Company become ebsr.,.ea and .nsoIe s P
merssse. on the property sad Company which crssts
ysOu. eon1s Ssm;i end Ss H. o e@
and b the reduction funding ana pay
s ssi Ned nd IT the d co%say
for and Of the prom.e. and stipulation. herein
I'D mac 70 comply
respective rNs perform the following 'pulason' and
FIst We the holders Of the First Mortgage Boos, Of
the Toledo and illinois Railroad Company Of the Lake Erie
on sai tdnd ss
On tue ffst day Aasot 1853 dug on .ae @
MS .. Of aid .ss
81. month"; n,ere; thereon mt y sns
1857 snd those to due first day Of My 1885, sad
therefor the note. Bonds Of the Company py,os
November M with Interest At the rate Of seven pr cen, Per
1oa R i1s: .sd e; for he
Second We the holders Of the Real Estate Bond, Of said
sgree them and receive 10 lieu thereof
fry per amount thereof snt the unpaid 70
Of December 1857 In the Capital Stock oil the Com
Third We tb. holder. Of the Isc'me Bond, Of sid
Compsn to surrender them and receive IN Leu theT.o,
forty Of the smount thereof In the Capital S'ck OF 'ns
Fourth We the other creditors Of the Company agree 70
1SeI S1s ss ana entitled dand
of seven per cent per sDnun,
Ftf We the Stockholders OF the Corgp,ny agree to
and cancel five cent Of the amount Of
Stock held by each OF us.
Sirb In he % the inability to obtain the general
creditors of the Company 20 this Agreement
the bocers Second Mortgage Bonds In OF
the given to secure said bonds aud
and the purchase thereof such foreco.ue
BY u.s. OF behalf TO extend to such creditors Of the
Company shall subscbs the spirit Of this agreement
in the reissue Of Second Mortgage nd TO the amount Of
the Second Mortgage Bonds subscribed hereto, and the adj
Of the rood such sale and TO Issue stock 70 the
subscribers to this in accordance With the ptos:'as
the intent Of The parties hereto to carry oat the
spirit Of this TO all the .abcribe' hereto upon
the like position aud IL all the creditors aud stock
holder. and
out such foreclosure and sale
4" serenM The Toledo, Wabash aud Western Railroad
Company hereby sgree carry the foregoing stations on
the part Of the Company
P,oridd Tina. this Agreement shall ne, bs binding upon
unless the and shall be carried out
and perfected either by the general Of parties later
ssted or BY the Court Of Law should 1t become
saiy TO invoke the aid Of such Court ..,.
necessary be incurred In carrying out this
arar cement be paid fon the earnings of the Road
The foregoing Agreement TO be open for subscription oy the
parties until The fifteenth Gay Of January next
Parties interested invited to call az the once Oh tne C
par ,, No. 81 Wllam'st. corner of Pine'i-Nov 1897.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

JOHN LLOYD AuciioIeer
John LLOYD & son will SELL a! PUBLIC
y AUCTION, at the -
corner Of 9TH sai 18th st thursday Dec. D. 1884, a.
Il O'Clock No.. by order OF the
BOARD or CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS,
oil the BUILDINGS CENTRAL PARK. vita .he exception
these which we'd By the COMMISSIONER oI deserp
Ton Of which catalogue
TERMS CASH.
All building, 20 be removed before he 5,h tsy Of December
1857, 0. forfeited. -
CATALOGUES
can had the Aucioneer ct the Office OF sle Commits
.,res Bstk of Commerce, and tie Wss.sf Hose i've
caIs me Won, 20 the isle JOHN LLOYD SON,
(9i No IS Essssa 81, Commonwealth Bulding,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
&c Uhom il man 0onterm.

NHART. THE sun, MOON AND FAIRS"
SEdi,, and Published by DANIEL PRATT Jr ofBoston
the Crest T!ayetI aud Nations Embssssd IT. aud
Peoples dese for toe PRESIDENCY of the United St.tes III
1860. in favor 81 " Daniel +. Tiemann for Mayor
Pee lt CeL.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 90
Wsrren-st door from Gfeenwch,. Interest a. he
rate Of SIN (6) PER CENT hom 70 800 Open
daily from 10 IN to p. m, and on MONDAY THUR
DAY and 3 lTUQDAY from 10 p m.
V. l.. BUXTON, sec'y w. w. CoNCKLIN, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

- Yort-Jsmes Henderson and John Refso ,bss 81,
Stephen Howry Charles Fol To the show sAc.s
gswss the complaint in this seton, whoh viii b. Sd ~
oo~ Of the CeTk Of the City sad County Of new Yo e -
the .siS complaint the subscriber 1t oies. No
Brosdwsy in said city. within twenty d:y. sner ne 1870
Of this suDmcns yos exclusive Of the day OF usa s-rrs
and fail 20 sswertte said plant within The nns %
.ad the PLAINTIFF In this sctisn will tsts ndEmss - ~
fs the Of hundred and ninety four doen 80
cent. with interest from the fourteenth dsy Of ssvsS
ooe thou,Md esbt hundred aud ~ seven 90 $50 ~
o interest from the ID Of October 1887 on ~
other psr thereof and interest FROM the 18th Gay Of
1887 On eI IS other part thereof beside the cosss W
action - Bsted November 49, 1851 -
EDWARD HUDSON. Plsinti6s Attorney
The pisir 10 this scecn filed In the once q
CLERK Of the City and County OF NewYot the City hs
said city on the 18th day Of Novem Der. 1887
EDWARD II. HUDSON hntifs AftornsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

OFFICE of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
" ROAD COMPANY -New.York Nov l6 1857 Notice
il hereby given the Subscription Book for the proposed
Loan OF this Con- pany open a. ts Oacs No 80
Wss 1t Is the interest Of the Stockholders and creditors
also holders Of OptonL Rights all aud examas
terms this Loan and satisfy pseves the great advantage
them respectively BY subscribing 20 the
PERKINS, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

NRW-JRRSRY RAHROAD-Fa puu.
~ DkLPiiIA and the SOUTH and wEsP "a, fs..a-
cfIt-Msii ami Erpr-ss hDes iesv. New OH a.
&c ard far. 80; 10 m. 81 s. ssop2sz AZ N a.
aon. u sot 80 TO ksnspEtoa Thrssh Iirksss 90 -
s:nseh y ~ end els 10 and tho W-.t sLd fer R.S "
Mssshrco. Norfolk. so and through bau ~s sAsss,s;A
WsSktnsfoa IN . N and D m trsns '~Ss-$
w woopRufF, Asss.so. sap~rses.A
No bsrsss~ VII b. received Zoe unless Ssi,
sheet 81 ffteen minute. advance of IN. TIN. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

IL 10 Bsekmar e. calls particular attention Of per.sus
wait CT really frstciass not sEaOLD GOODS h. So
suction FRIDAY 80 morrow Nov q Of al the ioa aud
costly goods contsned in The private Residence No 24a West
80 9Th AL the goods ma5e for the present
have been but ,e u.ed aud cue condition Sale
poe. No postponeusnt account Deposit, required
Of all pu.h In the BsseGen suites of w.lnet
DINING ROOM FURNITURE complete together with all
tie Kitchen Utenss snd elegant Lhns Dinner sod Tes Sets
Ivory Cutlery Silver Wae Gu. Gns. &c. beleI sing to the
family.
In the PARLoRs are Velvet Csrpss snd Rut sud three
rosewood PsIcr dies Center and Side Tables Conner shd
Well Esgees L,ce Window DIspery. Pier Gl.sse. China
Vases, Bronze Figures Clocks Ornaments Paintings, Eu-
cravings LADIES Secretary Work Tables Essy Chsir Book.
Gas Fixtures Rosewood 7ocays Piano, Stool and
Cover 8c.
rni MsLogsny Beds..ad, Buresls Stands Couehe Chairs
C,rpea Sofas 10 63e curIsd hsir msesses Blankets
Beds and BesiDg and fine variety Of desirable goods too
NUMEROUS Descriptive Cstsoz the morning
Of sale Sale commences st iet s precisely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

ITO LANDOWNERS Wanted now or early in
Spring, BY Scotch farmer also has thorough kuow
edge Of American farning good FARM SHARE5 could
partially s'ock would take suitable place lesse with
a privilege Of purchasing 0wpers Of small fancy places need
No: reply VIII be In the CITY the 9Th inst ana attend 70
letters sddtsssed 20 WALLACE Tribune O,hes, N. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

DIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors Of The
- HOWARD INSURANCE c lMPANY have declMed >
Dividend Ct TWELVE PER CENT upon the Capital Stock
ps, able end after MONDAY the 7h day embeI 1851
HENRY A OAKLEY. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

OCtAN IkhN'If c,..h.w' .og,r. = .Ir.I. .os .I
,>d,, In weight ve pocnds esco forws'ded u p,. OF
Great Bri.s si,nd and delivered lee 9, ~
''e'P Pun uu''' W EDWARDS LOCKWOOD Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
Danfins Afaoemles.
11iano-1ories and mnsir.

A PRIZE MELODEON HARMONIUM, or
IA REED ORGAN with one two, three six, eight stops,
for $50 30 500 SIS seo $780, 300 $3.50 or 500 Amer
lean or French constantly for sale BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

a BEAUTIFUL aud rapid system OF LAND
n sCAPE DRAwtNG and PAINrING Son ns' NV.
,.usbt 1t No 23i 6th-sv BY Its suthor WOOD Jr hs
puts pictures ster IS lessons would do credit 70 veteran
aftists n Boston Commonwealth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 81.
wi ,v corner 9th St opeu DAILY from q IN to D. m.
ard on WEDNESDAY shd SATURDAY FROM to g p. n
Interest SLOWED on depositA I. SMITH Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
and HARLEM RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANQEMENT

NEW-lORk and HARLEM RAILkOAD.-
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
ConmeRcips WEDNESDAY,, Nov q, 1884,
Trains Leave Depot corner OF White and Centerst.:
ESQ m..MA Train for Albany stopping ct al StssiooI
north Of Wuiauasbhdee.
Sis White Plains Train. stopping at al Stations
Lesve 18th st.:
800 .Wiliamsbdzs Train, st,ppins at al Stations
1lSc White Plains Train stopping At all Stations
sso M. WillsmsbridTe Train stopping .. all Sts1nI
500 Mlleon Train stopping At Wl,iAmsbhdse and 81
Stations north.
4eo m.. Cotton Pslls Trsin stopping al all Stations
$50 M. iIlismsbridse Train stopping ct s Stsions
VIM. CAMPBELL. SUPERINTENDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice IL hereby given III
persons having csims against DIEGO LUZ PEsrANA s
the Island OF MaddrA deceased to present the ssns VIA
vouchers thereof to the SUBSCRIBER ct bis ONCE Ne 3Cdas
ia the City of NewYok beo- the eighth day Of MsscA
neIt-Dated NewYork the second day Of ssptembss i
WILLIAM DEPEW
sens lawsnThs Administrator, VIII snneKsd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
leaai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the SurOsSA
ofthe County Of New York. notice 10 hereby Fyn -
persons having claims against GEORGE NJ TUNtSQS, hs
Of the City OF Newly builder deceased to present
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, ct his store
Sixth ay In the CITY Of NewYork before the thhso
day Of November nsxDsted New York the nth day dkaa
1857. GEORGE q. SMITH, Eneosss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

a Ionic FLACK, A. NJ, Pnnclpai OF hUD-
"A SON RIVER INSTITUTE, ct CLAvEHACh; N 4,
Papis received November 81 gives Board sno fuiaon "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogste Of
the County Of NewYosk, notice Ia hereby E,sa 70 az Re-
late of the City Of New York. deceased 70 present The .as
residence No ial Sullivan ct in the City Of NsvYor
before the 10th day Of January Dated kswYo The
"a day Of July 1857. j. W. GOTT, Administutos.
jy2lsw6mTh SARAH ROW, Admlnissthx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
Justrurticil.

A MENIA SEMINARY The Rev J. W. ARM
y sTsnNu A. n Primo psi. ioc.4d Of tMESGA. on toe
,l M ro.d 70 miles from New iok, 60 from Aeny aud
e Tou Tcus ht,epse Male and Female Board 81 sne
c. ron fpsh As per term OF II weeks Mex. term c1u'
eDoe' GEO w. CENTER, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
fousss 10 Est.

ITO LET-The HOUSE No. ga Broadway, be
tween 2s.b snd enh sts syy with all the moderr
inprov uepts VIII BE- let low 20 good tenant Apply tt
y v. HOFFMAN No. 90 5,h sv. di'eety IN the resr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

KANsAs.-Late advices from the terri
tory confirm the reports of = misunder-
standing between Walker and the Ruffians
Walker says, if the Constitution is not
submitted to the people, lie will join with
the Free State men in lawful opposition to
the Ruffians, and the President aud Con-
gress will reject their Constitution. We
question very much whether the President
dare come to Walkers aid in this extremity
but if he adheres to this resolution, he is
sure to win.
At the recent election, only 1879 votes
were cast in the nine most thlckly settled
counties. The Ruffian poll-lists in those
counties contain the names of 1905 voters
Notwithstanding the small vote, over one
hundred who voted were citizens of Mis-
souri,, who invaded the territory for tina
express purpose.
James Lyle, County Recorder and Pro
bate Clerk, was killed by Free State maj
named Haller, on the goth ult. The diff
6culty grew out of an election to fill va
cancies in the City Council of Leaven
worth. Haller was arrested, and great ex
element prevailed, with apprehensions @
a riot.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

TERRIBLE D1sAsTER.-BURNINo OF THE
STEAMER MoNTREAL.-One of the most
frightful accidents of which we have read
lately, was the burning of the steamer
Montreal, on the st. Lawrence river, op-
posite Cape Rouge, between Montreal and
Quebec.
There were about tSve hundred passen.
gers on board at the time of the accident,
most OF whom were Scotch emigrants.-
Of this number, only about tsOo hundred
are known to have been saved, consequent
", about three hundred lives were lost, Ell
ther by FIRE or water.
The fire broke out in the wood worl
over the boilers, and spread so rapid.
that in less than ten minutes the entire boa
was in flames. Efforts were made to ru
her ashore; but she struck ledge of rock
near the middle of the stream, and coul
not be moved. The steamer Napoleo
happening to be in sight, FASTENED to til
relief of the unfortunate victims, and sue
. ceeded in picking up about IT'S. Fourtee
). os the crew were drowned. The Office
:; saved themselves by swimming ashore
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07
Can Epilepsy he Cured ,

We think the following letter from respectable
citizen of Mississippi will the question: and
remove all doubts from every unbiased mind:
GRENADA, Mississippi, June S, 1880
Dr. Seth s. Hance, Baltimore, Md.-Dear Sir I
take great pleasure in relating OF spasms OF
hts, cured by your invaluable Pills. My brother, J.
J. Lyon, has long been afflicted with this awful die
ease He was first attacked while quite young. He
would have one or two spasms at one attack at frat,
wise. Upto the time he commenced taking your Pills
he had them very often and quite severe
him body and mind. His mind had suffered seriously
but noW am happy to say, he Is cured OF those ns.
He has enjoyed dne health for the last nve months
past, and his mind has also returned its original
Sprighttnesa- All this take a great pleasure In
Others to the remedy that will euro them.
NJ very Eespectfniiy, &C.. & W 3: Lsoox.
should neglect sending to Dr. Hapce 4fter ts6 for
supply OF bis tpestpnable medicine. His prlcee
as follows: one box %; two boxes Ss; twelve o0la-
sent by mail ftoo, on the receipt OF reulftteneo.
Address, SETH S. HANcE, l08 Baltimore atrect, Bah
Gmoro, nd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07
POMEROY, OHIO.
UESDAY.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::":JULY 7
Republican state Convention.

At n meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee, in conjunction with
the Republican members of the Legisla-
ture, and other distinguished Republicans
from various parts of the State at Column
bus. on the 18th of January, 1857, after
mature consideration, it was resolved that
it was expedent to hold the State Conven-
ton of the Republican party of Ohio for
lumbus, on the 18th ofAugust next.
In conformityto this request, the State
Central Committee announce to the Re
publicans of Ohio, that the delegates from
the various counties of the State, will as
semble in the city of Columbus, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH OF AU-
GUST NEXT, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for
the purpose OF putting in nomination can
didates for the following Offices: for Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, SecreterJ of
State, Treasurer of State, one Supreme
Court Judge, and one member of the
Board of Public Works, and the transac-
ton Of such other business as may be prop
er for the occasion.
The Republicans of the several counties
of Ohio, unless they shall otherwise agree,
will meet at their county seats on Satur-
day, the 9th day of August, being the
Saturday preceding the day of said State
Convention, and elect delegates thereto in
the proportion of one delegate to every
five hundred votes given for the Republi-
can candidate for President at the election
in November, 1856, and one for each frac'
ton of votes equal to, or over one-half Of
said number. The total number of dele
gates by this basis will be 377.
Here follows table showing the number
of delegates which each county is entitled
to, from which we perceive that Meigs Is
entitled to FOUR delegates The call i;
signed by VIM. Dennison, A. p. Stone
l.. G. Van slyke and others, as the Re
publican State Central Committee.-ED.