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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-16
Draw IIKelsK Omf.

me CthvdSS ~ thos' CungTr ssiOisl Dis ricls
III whch lhrr' Is any contest. is ghing on spirit
edy, and tlr Republican candidates are sa,,4ez-
ing the Eng!ish-bill and Lecompton candidates
into such close corners that they are forced 10 do.
clare their views. We see Mr.. Case in the Csp-
ital District is making Cox squirm, and is press.
ing home that English swindle for which Coz
stood God iather-'rather Devil-father. We have
asserted that Mr.. Cox aud his CO traitors in
their support Of that English fraud intended tina,
one rule should be applied to Kansas ss a Slave
State and another as a Free State. That is she
might come in with any population il she would
come as Slave State, but she must stand with.
out until her population reaches $3.50. end
whatever increase the next census may add 10
that enumeration, il she demanded to come in
as Free State. Sauce for goose was not sauce
for the gander. well. Mr. Cox hy his support or
the English bill proved the truth ef the rst D. "a
of our assertion, TO wit: that Kansas could coma
in with his consent with whsieyer population she
would accept slavery, aud now MI. Case has
forced from Mr.. Cox the sdmssiOn that he. Cor.
will oppose Free Ksnsas il she has not $4,000.
people. -
In a letter to the Journal from Newsrk. where
Case and Goa had discussion, we Rnd the fol-
lowing:
Case put the question directly aud distinctly
to him, and demanded Q categorical answer. Yea
or no. "If KaEsas, OF the next session of Con.
gress presents Free STATE Constitution, prpuh-
lican in form and duly ratified BY the people.
hut hayinga populs ton less than the ratio, (93.
1907 having population OF 80 or 10000 win
you vote to reject her becanse she hes NOT tha
popustion equal to the Taioi" M. Coz answered
that "he Vouid rots 10 reject her undsr sAeA
cireumstones. Sac must haps tia ratio prosi-
dsd in the E"gHsA bih.-ClsptIand Hrald.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-16
Uncle SANS outlay Tor the Cable,

The United States Government, il is said will
have expended, by the time the Niagsra is once
more fitted for war steamer directly and in
directly in this cable business, the sum of two
hundred. and fifty thousand dollars st Jesss.--
The alterations demanded by the agents OF the
Telegraph Company for the purpose OF laying
the cable, and the various suggestions intro
duced, and to degree carried out by Mr., PjelA
and his associates during the period of deposit
ing the cable in mid-ocein, says tho New York
Day Book. has transformed the vessel info esy-
thing but vessel of-war and she has TO be re-
stored to hur original condition at round cos.
So determined. we are told, was Mr.. Field
that nothing should mar the chance of the sue
cess of the undertaking, as far as thr Niagara wss
concerned that !, is believed he would have in
sisted upon her mssts being cut away could such
an operation have conduced to TIE grand cou.
summation SO devOuuy wished for. The COM
mander of the ship was So constantly solicited
for permits to pull down, tear away, build up.
and otherwise mutilate the interior of his yrs
sell tnat he had to iimly represent To The frver.
lsh gentlemen who were disposed to push mat
terS u an rxtr-me length that IT could NOT be
don, tbat viii. hr would do tyerythiug IN his
rnwer tor the ,Ncce-s Of the 1rcat work, ha
could n"' uhop h., s0lplo pieces nor turn her
INTO ilarina goa louncry, or a Missasipp.
dag out, not even TO inSHrc tht success .. The
Atlantic lsltglapl tor his duties To ths GOV
crnnauf IS nmindcr OF he yrssel woalt
forbid It
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-16
To "A wearied Worker.

aReNi"-thou must not seek for rest
Until thy task be done;
Thou must not lay thy burthen down
Till setting Of the sun
Thou must not weary Of thy life,
Nor scorn thy lowiy lot.
Nor cease TO work because such wsrk
Thy neighbor prizes not.
Thou must not let thy heart grow cold,
Nor hush each generous tone,
Nor veil the bright love in thine eye;
Theu must not itpe alone.
When others strive, thou, too, must help,
Aud answer when they call;
The power to love God gave to thee,
Thou must employ for all.
"Frsedom and Rest" thou wo'dst have;
Freedom is service meet;
And rest Of soul is but name
For toll amid life's heat.
Upnoved to gaze upon the strife,
Il not true liberty;
To others thou must minister,
would'st thou be truly free.
In the outward world tits vain to seek
The Eden thou would'st win;
Th8t ancient paradise is gone
Thine Eden is within.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-16
NO. xix
sscpub,ican Counsy Convc.,,.,.

Pursuant to the call Of the Central Commit.
tee, the Republicans of Wood county me, In
convention at Bowling Green, on SATURDAY..
Sept H. in Ovens Grove, and organized by the
election Of f. TuLLER. ESQ. Chairman, and z.
A. HieoISs, Secretary.
On notion the chsir appointed the following
commit ttees:
On Rules Regulations and Appointment
J. w. Ross, Geo. Laskey, aud A. Cook
On selection of Central Com rittee IS. Jf.r.
son, Martin Warner, and Samuel NJ. Chilcote.
The COMMITTEES on Rules, g.. msde the fol.
lowing report, which was adopted
lst-Tha, this Convention shalt be governed
by Parliamentary rules so far as the same are ap.
plicable,
9d-That all voting shall b. BY ballot.
Sd--rhst majority of oil the votes casi
shall bs necessary to n choice
4lh-Tat each tow ship shall be entitled to,
one vote FOR every 10 votes cast for Gov. Chase
in 1887, aud one revery fraction OF Sand ovep.
5lh--rhat the vote Of each township shall be
cast pro rata by the Republicans for the differ
en-, townships.
6th--The nominations shall be made Us fol-
lows: LIST, Sheriff; 81, Commissioner; 81, Coz
oner.
The committee appointed for the purpose.
reported the following persons to compose q.
Central Committee -. w. Ross, e Tuller,
s. L. Boughton. b. w. Johnson. K. A. Higgins.
Asher Cook, G. B. Kreps.
The convention then proceeded to nominate
a candidate for Sheriff, and the first ballot 70,
suited as follows:
c. w. Norton. 80; s. w. ST. John. 30; Scat
tering. 4. Mr.. Norton having received 4 ma.
ority OF all the votes cast. was. declare tho.
unanimous nominee Of the Convention. fon
Sheriff.
On motion, Samuel M. Chilcote was re-nomi.
mated for County Commissioner by soclkma-
tion. rl 1r.
John Elder was re nominated for Coroner By
reclamation.
The convention then adjourned until hale
past one o'clock, p. Nj. r..fsfs.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-16
Ia o'CLocx, r. NJ.

10 O'CLOCK, p. M.
Convention met pursuant to adjournment.
and was addressed by Gen. Jas. M. Ashley.
Senator Wade, and I. w. Higgins. Esq, after
which three cheers were given for Senator Wade.
aud three for Gen. Ashley.
On motion, a vote of thanks was rendered
Mr.. Owens "a Locofoco) for the use Of his beau
tiful grove, and at o'clock r. NJ, the conven-
tion adjourned in excellent spirits rs. d.. zoo
ETULLER, Chaiymarp.
f. A. HlGgISs Sscretaru ..r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

RrroRTIp MASSACRE on THE PLAIss.-Mr Peter
Johrson Of jackson County Mo-, who lately arrived
at Co.oma, C, from the Plains, reports tina. nineteen
pe.tors out Of party Of twenty one who started from
Salt Lake fer California, after the arrlvs OF Sos.
Gun ming in Utah, were foon after nassscfeo py
bard Of Pah Utah In jisns or as he believes, wnite
tp oiseuiseo az IrdiaIs. The attack was made when
tie party were epcamped for the night aid al aseep.
Mr. Johrson and John Lyle alone saved themselves
by hiding amor z the rocks. johnson says tae party
left Ir depoe, Mo on the 18th Of June 1871 IL
Co. Gilpn's train and were detained at SAT Lake oy
Brigham Young until tine arrival Of Gov Cumming,
When thew we're allowed to depart. His reason sor
biukirg that the murderes of the ps.ty we;e wnlte
men i, that before esvirg Sst Lake Bingham Young
in ,h,a tod Col Gilpin that no. one q his company
,hsuH reach California, and in fac. taas no em grants
sbepd come through until the Cnfed States should
sts restitution 10 them for what ehey had srhere6
ard Allow II EN- to live in peace. st. Lou1 News
Jxn,,y PANIsIs-Ths Lower Sioux pay nent
cana Of on Monday and Tuesday Of this week. There
srs ever 500 II dams paid o, and the ann they re.
cs;x,d Exceeded $Ss 900. Tne Indians have perfect
cor6dence IN the promp.ssss ard jassice OF SIpern
,sndsn. w. c. Cullen And Agent j. K Brown. No
Guard was Necessary dun.s the payment, and every
,b;-owN eops peseesbiy ard Quietly. The Upper
ScuIrsyu,a as tsi ss pscs to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
LETTER FROM LIEUT.. MAukY;;

OpsyRYa1OEY. NAsHINoiVN' aug v, i'N''
II IL, rd,,o,. Of tss N0tio, al InteRgeHe" ,.. -.
IssnS you . ospsto1 iesfiirmiDg toe giorlous ao-
on,csmept which ycu made this morning uLdef your
s"Isa,snbic head /, is On achievement tnst our
tIl5,e5 will boast Of that two greet nations WAL glory
!. s,d msy well sfJTdto "tel il over AGAIN
~ "TRISIIY BAY, Aug 7, 1853.
.1isr.,n,n. MArRY, WssbnTton; H .
.T,e h,,utc cable board Of her 'eansP hta
md M. Inied States figse Nsgsrs wss Jolne1 ia
nSocesn st one oclctk on Thursday Jay I" ana 40"
s1cosssi1iy isio- -. a. .-.
II sppears that the Niagara arrived q. the entrance
of Trisity Bsy on tae 4th inst. THIS gave her SIX
Ssxs nom "uid ocean" the place OF Junction. Ine
5it.poe made COCO during that time - nite hun
died ard forty.six statute miles, which gyes her 40
average paying out" speed Of elk and hsf statute
niles ii hour. Tnis high speed was most " haPpy
h," for it greatly diminished ire STRAIN upon tue ca
BE ard kssered its Liability tot,e dangers OF the sea-
The following extracts, Italcs and all, are tsken
from letter written at the Observatory on the Zotn
March 1857 TO the Company, upon the best tune tor
lay ing the cable and which has happily proved 10 Do
the very best: "
"Neveltheless, the enterprise upon which you are
eoesged is an important Good weather Tor IL ls
very desirable nay al lost Indispensable; and these
barom.tlc anomalies are suggestive. Perhsps !,
yCr,d tie wise for the not TO join cables until
afer the Goth Ct July. think betSeen that tine
and tie 10th of August the sste d both sea and air
js usually in the most favorable condition posslbe
and hai is the time ulch my Investigations indicate
a. the nIost favorable for laying down the wire.
recommend if, ard wish you good luck. ,,.
"Iours. NJ. r MAUR1."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

e1eyhic srns.s were pr rss-tse. t-s cf CSrus W.
Fec occuYyisg Il c nee. toospicuo-s place
Al immehse torolisst pSocessoz. ts.iet by tae
Msycr, artillery srd eosns c(mf sn:se, psssded the
streets urtR vSry late hour, discou-sng sweet music
to the ctgtts, who in vas; Numbers promsrsie. the
thorouRbfsies cheering enthusiastically whsn p.s,ng
the te.egrsph ofioe.
Many persoIs came il by railroad from tee ear
rounding coul.Ty to witr ess the dsmons:Taticn.
Double royal se.utea Ct f rtj two guar escn vii De
fired from the citadel and fsgshp and by the HafaI
Artillery az Queen yictoriss message to President
Brohsr an lie passing through Nova So5tie
PRoyIDrscE, Saturday Aug. :. 1853.
Tfis sfternoo on the church bells rnng Hsgs dig
played, ard salute Of 100 gurs ,ed in honor Of the
srccess.ul ,syirg Of the Atlantic cable.
BUFFALO, Sstmdsy Aug. :. 1853.
Upcn receipt Of the rews CT the cables being suc.
cessuly landed srorg desire totk possession Of the
people Of Buffalo TO celebrate tie event in msrner
becoming i.simpcrtance. A Committee was appointed,
and c night ives act spayt for the celebration. 1t is
the proudest day Buffalo hes seen. The bulldog
on tie principal etlests are brilliantly illuminated and
bot fires are blszg almost every corner while guns
are firipg and bella ringing everywhere. Bands Of
Music are aso psradrg the streets, which are literally
packed with an excited ard Joyous tlrorg.
In the m;ds. of the proceedings, Gov. King, accom-
panied by the Canal ComIassiopsrs arrived from toe
tal Of steamboats, the canal they were net ct the
deck ard received by the Mayor and Council, and
esco,ted through the main streets to the American
Hotel, where speeches now are beirg made sppropri
ate to the occasion.
In view Of the success Of the telegraph cable enter
prise, ard the pra.csbiy Of steam navigation or the
canal demoustysted by the ts just had this day will
lorg be YER en- bered by the ctzsDs of Buffalo e. Al
epoch fIom which to date the COMMENCEMENT! Of its
new growth.
NAsuvILLr Saturday, August . 1853.
~GtDeIsl ioyful fte'hg throughout the city. The
printers ce'ebiste the event 10 rigat with fireworks
and speeches.
CoIrMBrs SATURDAY., August :, 1853
The cit zeDs here are very much excited, they have
been deceived oIce and are Awaiting csrtsn corhr-
nation beto,e having grea. celebration.
CIscISSATI Saturday, Aug. :, 1853.
Tue Uricn Telegraph Office will be brilliantly iu-
Nil ed to night with COO lights in honor Of the lsyirg
Of the Atlantic cable.
RUTLAND Friday, Aug 6, 1853.
There is great rejoicing here to night in appreciation
Of the greatest event in the history Of the world All
the bells are ringing merry peal, and bonftes are
burning in the etreets. The Herald and Courier Of
fees, the Bardwell and Franklin Hotels aud all the
stores and many of the dwelling houses ae Illuminated,
and the people are full of enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE ARAGO OFF CAPE RACE.
81. JoHs, N. f., saturday, Avg. :. 1853.

81. JoHs, N. f., SATURDAY Avg :. 1853
Tie ULitsd S,stes Nal steamship Argo CAPT.
Luss from Havre AID Southampton % b ut p.s,I
| Cepe Race at s O'Clock Oh ThuTsdsy s.tsrroou. Ha
sdyioes 10 hsnd yesterday, but wing to the in
terrup.;or Of TIE LIE in Cape Brtol, we were aabe
| TO trsr sait i. Until today.
A portion Of her sdv.ces have been anticipated by
| the arrival Of the Prince Albert a. Halifax.
The sorw seamship ArgloSsxor, from Qusbsc
| Eth July, arrived at LIVERPOOL on the 9th.
| The chip Heather Bel had arrived from Austr Ala
with 81 So 900 il treasure.
There had been some interesting debates in Ps.lia-
melt.
Baion Rothiobid wss sworn in as 9 member Of tae
Houie e Comno OLE, and took hia sest at the Mon
mtrripg s.tipg, when he voted for the first time.
TIE Duke Of MAakof had received an invitation
from Lord Lyora K 60 in the Royal Albert, the f g
ship Of the British squadron, to Cherbourg
There hsd been extraordinary discovery Of old
coiIs in France.
hesyy gaze Lad been experienced at Liverpool.
Thirteen vsssels wstt Ashore, bat came of at food
tide.
The Emperor Napoleon bsd made splendid pre-
sent to the Vicsroy Of Ireland.
TIE Australian Mining Company, after considerable
discussion had received to discontinue mining opera
tioLs.
Tkels had been meeting Of Jews in commemors.ion
Of the passage Of the bill admitting Jews to Parliament.
Mlss Louss Pyne ard Mr., Harrison hsve accepted
rev opers from Blfe.
Prince Adsbe,t of Prrs is has bsen invited to Cher.
| bouig by Nspciecn
The Ssrdrisn equsdron. while ia way to Cher
boulg had received order 20 change its and
crrize CT the coss. Of Gambia
Tie Chrs.iaDs at Alexandria had been insulted and
nensced by the Mohaumedsns; but the aggression
was Immediately punished.
Mobammed Pashs, Minister Of Pc lies of Turkey, had
been cent to Cande srecal mission by his Govern
nent receiving fresh natruciious
Sir II. L. Bulwer Lad arrived al CoDst sntinope, and
presented bic clsdeLtals TO the Sultan Minister
Penrotsntiary sni Envoy Extraordinary from En-
gland.
Queen Issbea Of Spain ard her royal spouse were
still on thei: pleasure tnp.
The Swiss Federal Assembly had elected President,
and the people ofNeuchstei had tbs new Car
ten Corsltrt;cn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
The Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday August =, 1853.
The Administration candidate for Congress in the
Ivth District has majority in Buchanan aud Platte
Counties of 73O over Adams, Opposition. 1t Is
believed that Craigs nsjority in the District will e1-
ceed 3,OOO
The official retmos from ST. Louis County give
Barrett. Demo crat, for Congress, 7O5' Blair, 663li
aud Breckenridge. 1858. The whols Democratic
chet is elected by from to three hundred majority
In the vth District Woodson is reelected fr Congress
by about eco msjoiity. AnitrBop, in the lid District
will get upward of 1900 majority Scattering returns
from the With District indicate Noes election over
Zeigler by large majority
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

-, ~ suru.t. 1853. The heavy shore end laid
"' v.eo,is BY tie Niagara last year, 'tii re-
m,in, AID va. to be 'piiced to toe main caols, 20
n-'", ,a,1 ,nds Of the cable have besn actually laa
-. telegraph Hees sailed from Plymouth on the
mental trio on the 29lh Of May. The cable
f'Pts Ph,osso AZ the stern of the Aeauemaon on the
,,,empt 70 Icy II, on the Goth Of june and the
,phce in MD ocean on the i''' anD 'u''S'''u' o.
temp. on the Goth Of July. ,o, c,.,a
HoY.rs soon to gee So-' CYRUS W. FIELD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Kansas Election.
ST. Louis, Saturday. AuguI

ST. LoVIs, Saturday. August I, 1893.
Lesvenworth advices Of the 4tb have been received
per express to Bonneville on the 9TH.
Complete returns of Leavenworth County give
majority Of ,7iS sgans the BILL Patis returns from
Shawnee johnson and Franklin Counties increase the
msorty against the bill to 1904 The total vote OF
these counties az received 6Si6. 1t is thought the
whole vote of the Territory will reach 1900, and the
opponents of the bill claim majority of 9OOO Topeka
csst 2i6 votes against the BILL aid 10 for it. L.
compton gave 10 against the bill, and p for it.
Nothing has yet been received from the southern and
xyesferp couptiee,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
REJOICINGS ABROAD.

HNIFAx, Saturday, Aug. 7-le oclock midnight.
Today the greatest enthusiasm has prevailed here
aregsrd TO the successful laying Of the Atlantic tse.
rspt cable. Every piece of bunting 10 the city wa,
esplsysd and every bell was ringing.
Shortly after O'Clock this afternoon royal sautes
ssrs fred from the citadel, and also by the lst Hal
TAX Volunteer Artillery, who are on grand parade to-
light.
All the public buildings and principal business estab
hsmens aud private residences have be,n brilliantly
IsmiIsted duirg the entire evening, many OF them
sD being magni6cently and gsyly decorated with
f1s.
TIE Telegraph Office here sbope forth with trsnspa'
"acss IN which the ssGes Of al cslsbrstsd in toe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
lBy Telegraph f,om Liverpool and sou'hamp.cr

LIVERPOOL, July 2s 1855.
IivTRpcoL CorTos MARKET-The sales OF Cotton
fol rsst Gays up 0o bales Of which 100
tleouGou Gr5 100 for export The market closed dull OF
easier, bit quots5ly urohst ged prices
STATE OF TRADE The advces from Manchester
syosbe AL qualities Of goods yarns &c. had considerably
tdvsLced.
LNTRPooL BREADsTrFFs NARKET-The Bread
su Market lsI been generally quiet The weather hsd been
faycrsbe the crops Messrs Richardson, Spence CO.
port quiet. Western Canal 2d2l6 Philadelphia. and
baltimore "a W heat ssady Red Western 6 at 81 White
southern 6Sd7S Com du; Yellow So White 50 6d336.
LIVERPOOL PROvIsIoS MARKET.-The Provision
market Is generally quiet Beef dull Pork steady Bacon
quiet Lard firm aud holders demand advance good 10
quoted at 81. Tslow is nomr al Butchers 49.
LIVERPOOL PRODUcE MARKET.-SrGAR is firm at
an advance OF Cd CoTFET quiet and unchanged AsHEs
quiet at and Pearis RosIN steady a.
Tor common SPIRITS fJRPESTSE il heavy 81 4OI
LoNDos MARKETs LONDON, July 2.-CoTToS is
firm. WHEAT AID FLOUR slightly lower. SUGAR !, firm
RICE unchanged. TALLow firm. TEA unatered. Coffkt
firm.
LonDos MosKY MARKET.-C Cousols had declined.
and clo sed AZ e5s for money.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
News from Utah.

ST. Louis, Saturday, Aug ., 1913:
Tie Utah correspondent Of The republican, under
date Of July 3, says tha. Brigham Young hss had all
the animals taken from the Government trains last
Fall driven into Salt Lske City, for the purpose OF
having them delivered to Gen. Johnston. Young has
deeiIed Gov. Cumming to receive them ofhciAliy,
and forward them to Gen. JohnstoD. Companies ale
forming in this city 10 proceed TO Fraser River via the
plains.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
The Suit Against W0lcOtt.

Spscia Dispatch to The Philsdephis Ledger -
BosIos, Friday, Aug. 6, 1888.
Mr.. Woloott has secured the services Of the Hon.
Rufus Cloa,e and Judge Abbott TO argue the suit
hr1nSbt srs;nst hin by the creditors Of Is ~rence,
Stone 4 Co. ofthe Bay State Mills.
Ex-Gov. Gardner a former partner in the business,
has alec had trustes writ served on him oy the Bay
State Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

NoprH CAaotIsA ElicrIos.-1As asy in's. -
e. North Carolina Ct tie slso.ioa on Thals'V -
n. ~. in q tsssrspasc dispatch 70 TIE PH.,.,.
D.9f'si !. H.Ii.. ~: | .ni Sa.s,npson Coas. "a :.
R4.si;b. MoRas fa GOverr'E' I'es" - ~ uIar,.y
vae's t.s Oesosa saSheS''s CxA, ~A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
Army Movements.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Aug. :, leJS.
Gen. Ha,ney, Msjor Bell, Capt PleasontOn and
SuIeeon W right arrived here last evening. The coun-
ellis be,wen Gen. Harney and the Cheyennes. a, Cot
tonwood Springs, and with the Pawnees, near Fort
Keaney, resulted in their pledging themselves not to
molest the whites, and promising to reGan in peace
NIT aaoh other
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
From Albany.

ALBAsY, Saturday, August !, 1873.
The Hon. Gideon j. Tucker, Secretary Of State,
this morning received letter from Wism c. BIy-
ant eeq, dated Paris July declining to accept the
oice OF Regent Of the University, to which he was
chosen st the last session of the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
Death of a Telegrapher.

PKOyIDENCE, Aug. . IoJo.
Thomas Talent, sssi'tant telegraph operator 70 the
Union line in this city found dead in mis- bed at the
Earle House this morning. He belonged to Brooklyn,
New-lor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
Ohio Politics.

ClNcINSATI, Saturday, Aug. IS,S.
The Den ocratjc Convention at Athens, Ohio, yes
terdsy Nominated Mr.. +. ID. Martin for Congress
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
The Erie Canal.

ScHTNEoTADY Saturday, Aug. !, 1913.
TIE boat Candor of KiIkvle, passed here this
mo,rirg with 600 lbs. Of -four the largest 10 ID yet
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
burning Of n FIGURING Mill.

ADRIAN Mich, SATURDAY, Aug: ~;
Me,rrs. Cook & Wsldrcn's fcurhg NIL Ct Hills.
dale Mich with sobsie able quantity Ct hour and
grain, wss totally consumed this morning. TIE hte
6rst b,oks cut in the engine room. Lossi Sxitr, a.
irs-.ance,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
Stock Board.

PHLADELHIA, Saturday, Aug. 1898
Stocks very heavy Pennsylvania State Fives, os;
Reading Railroad, 23!; Morris Canal, Al Long
Island Railroad, l2i; Pennsylvsnia Railroad, AZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
Non.ArrivaI Of the NOva-ScOtian.

QUEBEC, Sstul day, Aug. Z, 1873.
The Canadian Screw Steamship Company steamer
Nova Scotian, with Liverpool advices OF the o;h UT,
is now about due at this port, but has not yet bsen
sie mailed of the River du L0up station.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

Tie Prince Albert from Galway midnight of the
9Th ult, arrived at about O'Clock this morning.
There lie nothing importspt in her budget of news ad
di;oraI to cur telegrsphic summary from Halifax