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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

James W Ross, plaintiff, vs.. l. II Hubbard drfend't.
- AID defendant is hereby notified that on the 2tth
- day OF December, 1887, said plaintiff h;e against
him IN the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio his petition, the object and prayer OF which is
to recover Judgment against said delendnn for the sum
OF Sl?500 with interest from MAY 18TH 1857 for GER
tain moneys had and received by defendant from plain-
tf and for moneys laid ont and expended by plaintiff
or defendant. Said defendant is frt er noiihed that
he Is required To appear and answer said petition on
or before the 9th dav of February 1888 or Judgment
will be rendered against him h, detnlt.
f. Il d, h. HOLLENBECK
AttorneNs for Plaintiff
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WHAT A CHANGt The echoing curses which
the Locooco papers have incessanty raised against
the New York Ladspsadcnt Beecher's paper
are still sounding in the ears, while we be-
hold these same editors now locking arm with
Beccher, and copying his favorable mention OF
Douglas Who has changed front ? Strange as
these things may appear, they are good for Re-
publican eyes to look upon
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

OFThe youny gentleman who left his boots
in the Ladies' dressing room at ball, not many
miles from this place, found. on drawing them
on, that, in the absence of a quautum sutfcit Of
queensware. they had been appropriated to a
use quite foreignto their original design!
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

0FThe hydraulic ditch was never in better
condition than at present. Consequently, all
machinery propelled by the water which it fur
nishes is in the right condition for business, not
among the least important of which is the Per.
rysburg Mills. Under the present management,
customers can rely upon promptness and excel
lence in the lulfllment of their orders.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

Gs-We regret to learn that the Defiance Re
publican has found it necessary to suspend for
two months. 1t is a sprigh,ly little Sheet and
the Republicans of Defiance should be ashamed
to allow il to starye
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school Examiners' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
ths examination of Teachers at Freepor on the first
Tuesday in February.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punstuslly at 10 O'Clock An.
J. W. WOODBURY., Clerk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

aB- The citizens Of Kenton have employed q
physician to examine the pupils of their Union
Schools to .scertain if any are infected with the
itch, and contagious diseases generally, and when
such urchius are detected, the Board promise to
.expel or suspend them. A fast town, that Kenton
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

Hs- Meffords Corn Husker is patented and
greatly improved. AT a recent trial Of its abil-
ity. in Norwalk, ithusked four bushels of corn
in one minute.
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Gsr Mr. Munger, butcher, of this place, killed
eleven hogs last week, the average weight of which
ranged between 450 and 500 lbs, two of the
number weighing 525 pounds each. Who cal
beat that
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

yss- Some friend has sent us all almanac, for
1858 which halls from Portland, Oregon, and con-
tains list of the various officials of both Oregon
and Washington Territories and much other in
teresting and useful Information.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

CT The Kansas Legislature adjourned without
nominating free state ticket for state officers un-
der the Lecompton constitution. They will not be
aikely to take any step which be construed in
to recognition of that notorious instrument, or
the authority of its trainers.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

OF The wife of the editor Of the Ottawa De-
,nocrat had her stockings stolen few nights since
We sympathise with both halves Of the editor in
this Aheir grievous affliction
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eS- There is much truth in this fugitive gen.
which We find floating about among newspaper
e" scraps :"
You can't fill rs you fill up pitcher.
He always will holl
little more god
And rich they wouldn't be richer.
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OT The citiz5ns of Sanlusky together witt
the Railroad companies, have subscribed $4,000 tc
secure the next State Fair at that place. If To
ledo cant beat that, we arc much mistaken.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PresbyteriaR--G. A. ADAMS, Pastor-Ssrvice every
sabbath at 1Ot o'clock A. NJ, and p N.
Bsptst--7. p CANNON, Pastor-Servics every Saboath
At l0i A. NJ, and evening.
NJ E. Chureh-M RICHARDSON, Pastor-Scrvce
every Sabbath at 10t AN.
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December II, |.
Wood County Common rlens.

Enoch Is. TncOtt. Receiver OF tho Agrcultural Bank
Of llerkimer PlahtH, VS.. John Hollister, Fred.
erick lolister, Henry Stanton, and Harvey r. vii.
cox, Defendants.
- AID dcfcndnntsa are hereby notified that on the 81
ADday Of December 1851 said plaintiff filed against
them in the Court OF Common Pleas of Wood county
Ohio, his petition the object and prayer of which is
to recover Judgment against said defendants for the
sum of $7,2l7 81 with interest from January third
1851 on certain Judgment rendered in the Supreme
Court OF the State OF New York, for the county OF
lerkimer the third day of January 1857 in favo,
OF said Agricultural Bank OF Herkimer and against
said defendants. Said defendants are further n0tifsd
that they are required to answer said petition on or
before the 9th day of February next or n Judgment
will be rendered against them by default.
HILL PRATT, Pits. Attys.
Dec. @, lS57--3IwC$3S0
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VEN DUE.

VENDUE.
XNTILL be sold at public vendue, at the residence
w Of the subscriber. in Plain township, one mile
of G. Neibungs, Thursday January lith 1855,
the following property to wit: Ono pair OF Horses,
Harness and Saddle one Spring wagon; two Plows;
Scraper, Sled. Ux-chain, Ha, Axes, Hoes, Saw (prob
ably several shoats &c. Also Cooking stove, Ia
bes, Chairs, Carpet Bedsteads, Churn. Washtub and
Board Cofee.mil, Salt BARRELS, Boxes, &C., &C., &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of three dollars and un-
der cash down; over three, credit of eight months
will be given, with approved security.
Jan. I, ls5S--35wl* EDWARD @. hTNT0N
dbl Ann-AGENTS WANTED, either Ladies or
RS,OUOGentlemen in every town and county in
the United States to engage in genteel business . y
which they make from 81 900 to $4,000 year.
For particulars, address, enclosing stamp.
s. A. DEWEY Il Co,
Box Isl, Philadelphia. Pa.
Jan Z. lS59-35m3
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esConsiderable snow fell last Tuesday night
but the warm wind OF Wednesday soon put it
in melting mood.
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i&B~ Griswod of Maumee, still continues to as
ttonish the people with his remarkably cheap goods
of every description.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

o~y Guy Foote, President of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Of Detroit, committed suicide on
the 3lst inst
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

As- The Minnesota Legislature has elected Gen.
Shields and Hon. Horny NJ Rice to represent
them 10 the U. s. Senate.
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eulogze Douglas, they evidently feel bad at seeing
him praised and upheld by " black Republicans y
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NOTICE.
THE Stockholders of the Perrysburg Canal and Hy-
Il drAuiic Company hereby notified that the an
nual meeting of the Company will be holden at the
office OF Joshua Chappel Esq, on Saturday, Jan. 9th
1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
II. +. AYERlLL, Secretary.
Perrysburg. Dec 81, ls57-34w2
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR--
ID A choice article can he found
A. GE0RGR POWERS
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fkNHE Subscriber will sell good improved farm SIT,
Il nat ID one aud half miles above PER-, sbnrg. N
the Gile at road. There las acres with llG Ser
improy ID; good orchard and vnod huilGioss-will
be sold At a bargain, for cash. ASHER COCK
PsrrJsburg. july -, ls5i--l2u
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Attnchment Nnticc.-

Thomas l.. Bnnc, Plaintiff, W, Grin Il. Jones, Def,
BeioIe J. Chapel, J, F., OF Perrysburg townsbip.
Wood county, Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th dav of
~ December. A. j, 1857, Joshua Chappel n Jusstice
Of the Peace of perrysburg township Wood cou,t,,
Ohio. issued order o! attachment in the above case
for the sum Of thirty-on dollars.
THOMAS L. BANE
peTrysburg December. 1S5I-3lw3gIOO
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ar A. M. Thompson is shipping flour bar
rels to Fort Wayne, by the car load.
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MnrgnreI MaIiinviS .,

Margaret Walling's estate.
~ EO. ALBERT, Administrator of said estate has
VI this day filed his account in the Probate Court
for na settlement and will be for hearing the 2Sth
day of January, 1853.
J. F. PRICE. Probate Judge.
Jan, G, lS5S-35w4.
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Ss-" Joshua Proposing is "good egg'
and shall appear next week.
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ep-Fieding s. Gable has retired from the
editorial management OF the Pauding Eagle
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

es- Don't forget the Delinquent Tax sales,
which takes place at the Court House next Mon
day.
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WOOD COMMON l'LEAlS.


Belmont Co Branch Of the State Bank of Ohio Pl'K
against
Joel Foot Administrator of EpnphrOditus Foot decd
William Clark and Elias Brannin, defendants
NNILLiAM CLARK and Elins Brannn. of the state
w Of New York, will take notice that a petition
has been dled against them aud Joel FOOe, Admiuis-
traitor of EpaL.rOditus Foot. deceased. and il now
pending in the cours cf common pleas of Wood cOun.
w. Ohio, setting forth as follows: That on the 18th
day of June, A. u. 1885, EpaphTodiuis Foote and
Char lote Fooe his wife, executed and delivered to the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company certain deed
OF mortg tgc, conveying the following property, TO
wit The cast half of the southeast quarter OF
No, 80, in township one C). In the United States
Reserve at tho rapids Of the Miami River of Lake
Erie also, tho west half of the south east qu lrcr
OF ecticn o. thiry-thrce 1881 in township No one (
in the United States Reserve Of twelve miles square
ON the Miami River of Lake Erie, secnre the pay
:nent OF 81 900 with per cent. interest per
annum, evidenced by noto of that date; that sulse
quenl To the execution and recording said
said land was conveyed by said Foot and wife to one
willard frull, who conveyed the t. defendants
Clark irannin, all of whom had full knowledge of the
existence OF sad mortgage that two hundred and
h;ty dollars has been paid said note July 1858
that there is now due the Of seven hundred and
htJy dollars principal and interest At seven per cent
from June H. 1857. That said note and mortgage
have been duly assigned by said Ohio Life Insurance
and Trust Company 70 Plaintiff who is now the legal
holder of the Petition asks for judgment for the
sum or $500 with Interest at seven per cent from June
IT, 1881 and foran order to sell said mortgaged prem
ises
The said defendants. William Clark and Elias Bran
min, are therefore notified that unless they appear and
plead, answer uemur Ia said petition on or before
the 2lst day of February A. d. 1855 that az the next
term aIter the expiration of said time. application
Will be made to said cOurs by plaintiff for judgmeat
and an order TO se!lsaid murtgdgoJ premises.
By PLUNkETT GOWAN
Auys FOR Plaintiff,
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December 10, is57.-3lw6*
=z=-===s'
Sherih's s Sale.

James Durhln vs.. W NIlllnm furcy ot al.
ID Y virtue of ordor of sale to mo directed and de-
ID lvered from the court Of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio will soil at public auction, at tho door
of the house, In Perrysburg, in said county
Monday. the lth day Of January, A. D. 1858, between
the hours of aud Z, NJ, the following described
real estate, to wit Road tract No. 60 OF the Mau-
moe Westorn Reserve Road lands containing 81
acres, more or less. G.. W. NORTON, Sheriff
ASHER Cook, ATTY. Dec. TO- lS57--Slw5$2SO.
Ditch Notice.
rENIE trustees of Liberty township Wood county O..
i will moot Mt the hoIae OF Daniel Nc Crory In said
township, on the 18th day Of January next for tho
purpose Of locating ditch water-coursc or drain
along the south side OF the section line between
tions number 25& 80, 26 \ 35, a. 81, beginning at
the Perrysburg and Findlay free turnpike road run
ming thence to the Ntonvile Liberty free turnpiks
road a. near the same as may be deemed suit
bic by said and according to law with suitable
outlet druins and all OF lands each aide OF
said line within hamile thereof each sido
pecally Samuel McCrory, Senp Edwin Gorton, Mary
Weton, William Culens, William Miller are horohv
notified that the said trustees will meet as aoresai
for the purpose of laying out, and apportoning the
work Of said ditch or drain, according to law.
MANY PETITIONERS
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Liberty. Dec. 10. ls57-3lwGs350


Suie oil hcal EStnte by Oruer Ol Court.
nN 18th do, of January, a. ID. 1858 hetw cen thu
" hours of 10 clock in the forenoon and O'Clock N,
the afternoon of said day. the late residence OF Dan
Frck. Sri, deceased Oh tho premises wi bo sold ur
the highest bidder the following real th n-op-
erty of Daniel Frck Sr., deceased to wit: TT 30 NJ
west quarter of section number rs, in townsh .,n,-
her north range number 10 containing lGO acres
of land more or less. Appraised ut $4,000.
Terms of Sale One third IN had the day of sale;
third In year; the balance in wears from
the day of sale, The deferred payments be secured
by mortgage the premises and to bear interest ut the
rate Of six per cent per annum.
JOHN BARND. Administrator
Of Daniel Frick, deceased.
Oecon,ber II 1877 -Q9wAS1 m
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


Sherif"s Sale. u"
Charles Foster Co, Va Whitcomb Hask!ns and
Henry Haskns.
DY virtue OF an execution to mo directed and dc.
ID lvered from the court OF common pleas ofWood
county, Ohio In the above cause, will offer for sale
at the door Of the court house. In Perrysburg said
county,
On Monday the 7Sh day of January. 4. %. 1858.
between the hours OF and two o'clock. p. NJ the
following lands and tenoments, to wit The wost half
OF the southwest quarter Of section twenty-five 22)
In town ak 10y north Of range ten 0) east containing
G. W. NORTON SherE
AsuBR COOK, Attorney for Plaintiff.
December "a, ls5s--SSw6s7 TO-
ATTACHMENT NUTIt H.
Mark Curtis Vs. J w. l.. Gronswold
Before u. Ross Justice Of the Peace, OF Perrysburg
Township. Wood County Ohio
nN the nth day Of Dec A, ID. 1857. said Justice is
Absued an order Of Attachment In the bovo action.
for the sum Of six Dollars. MARK CURTIS.
perrysburg. Dec. 24th, ls57-s3w3sl r q f1
SHERIFF'S eALE IfF-TTV1-
James Murray, Jesse s, Norton, by name Of the
perysburg Bank, va Joseph p. Coroy ct al
BY virtue OF an execution TO me directed and
delivered from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, l will offer for sale at the
door Of the Court House, in Psrrysburg, .. iF
On Saturday, January IS. ls5s,
between the ours of 10 o'clock a, N. and 2 -
real estate; The south half of The north west quar-
ter of section number two (2) of township num-
Der four a. In range unmber ten (l0,) in Wood
county, Ohio, contat,ing eighty acres more or
less; taken IN execution the property Of Joseph
i. Wade. G. W NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MuRRAY. Atty. a..-f t51.
Dsc IL, lS57-32w 6x3 %, .
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TO THE PUIsYIC

TO THE PUBIC
Notwithstanding the reports to tie contrary we
would say friends and patrons that the Pcrrys
burg Mills are grinding daily, at all hours, are
doing good work, (if not better) than any Mil in
the country Furthermore, would say :hat il is
intention to depend upon Custom Work mainly. and
TO make II the Mill for the people Flour and feed OF
all kinds hand and for sale and any orders left
our Store. will receive prompt attention and viii be
delivered free of charge.
Dec. /, lS57-30n f. r. MILLER & co
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FARM FON SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
INHE farm known as the Battles farm in Washington
l. township 40 acres. so well improved good
house and barn, valuable orchard we'll &C. &C. viii
be sold very low for cash. if secured also in
connection Il ere With 80 acres of school land living 50
mills, schools, &c. g. JEFFERSON Agent
Nov. s, 1857. For John Battles
niLs.--Lnseed aud Lamp Oils, Spirits Tupentiut
~ Camphor, Burning Fluid. Alcohol.&c.
F0rsaleby PECK " HAMILTON.
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MARRIED.

In Montgomery. on the lTth inst, by Rev. N. T. Fay
CHAs w. MARVIN, NJ. d., and MArRHA J. Brooks, al
Of Freeport
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
DY virtue OF order of sale issued them by the
DProbate Court the undersigned will ofer for SALE
at public auction, at the door of the Court House. ia
Perrysburg,
On Monday. Feb. 9th, 1858,
between the hours of and two NJ, the following
described lands tenements: The undivided twoffths
(25) of outlot nuub0r hundred and thirty three
(233 In the survey Of tots in the town of Per
rysburg, Wood county. Ohio, being4 9d.lOO acres,
more or less
Terms of payment, one half down. the balance on
time. secured by mortgage JOHN BATES
AsnsR Cook, Atty. C.. G. BAIRD,
Ad,mrs, OF G.. W. Baird, Decd
Jan. T. I85S-35WjS253
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SherlH's FsnIe.
Charles Brooke, Admir- of john Brooke etal Vs.
Mary A. Earl, cta'.
DY virtue of yendi writ Of execution me direct
ID ed AMI delivered frcm the court of comm IN pleas
OF Wood county. Ohio, in the above will offer
for sale Mt the door of the house. in Porrysburg
On Saturday, the 30th day IF january, 4. ID. 1853
between the hours of 10 oclock A. NJ an 1 o'clock p
NJ. of said day tho following described real estate TO
wit The east half of the north quarter of section
fourteen, of township four north range twelve east
containing eighty acres, in Wood county Chso.
G. W. NORTON, Sher' IT.
s. JEFFERSON, his Attorney
December 81, lS5S-3iw4S2.65.
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sherifijs sale,

Jacob Emch vs.. Jairus Curtis.
DY virtue of alias ii ia to me directed and deliv
Dered from the court of Common Pleas of ood
county. Ohio in the above entitled will offer for
sale, at the door of the Court House, in Perrysburg
On Saturday, February q. 1853
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and two o'clock
NJ of said day, in-lots 70S and 7O9 in Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio. CIV. NORTON, Sheriff.
Jan. Z, lSj3--35w5Sl IS
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December 81, lS5s-3iwiS265.
Sale of Real Estate by Order of CONE.
ON the 2Sth day of January a. ID. 1855 between the
" hours of one and three O'Clock p. NJ. on the
premises, win be sold to the highest bidder the follow
ing real esat|, the property of Rojophus Henry
Sherman, deceased TO wits The south east part of the
northeast quarter of section eleven an in town five
(5) north. OF range twelve 2) east containing eighty
acres more or less Appraised at Terms made
known on the day of SAFE.
HENRY SHERMAN. Administrator
# Rodolphus II. Sherman decd
BY CEoR0g STRAIN, his Attorney.
December 81, lS57-3iw4S2
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WOMB common Plcas.

Perrysburg. December, ls51-slw3.sloO
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proved Farm for safe.

necenher alst. lss7 -alwoSa la. '.' : ''''I'I''
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PERSONAL.

-. The two Senators from Louisiana, Slidel
and Benjamin, are now in New York
go. Hon. J Ii. Haskin, nj. c., gave an Ar
count of himself TO his constituents on Tu sda,
evening, at Morrisania.
.... Lady Napier, with her children. is at Tn,
fremont House, Boston. Lord Napier has taken
rooms at the Nahant House this season.
.... By the steamer Persia we have the an.
nouncement Of the death of Sir Philip Cramn-
ton, at his residence in Dublin, at the aye of 81
years.
-. Hon. Stephen A. Douglas is in New York
He visited the custom-bouse and had an inter-
view with Collector Schell. Mrs ID. was al the
Opera Wednesday night.
-. Notwithstanding the liberal ffers made by
the French Emperor TO Prof. Agassiz, be has d :.
termined TO remain In America IL is rot true
that he is going to France to take the Emrerors
offer into consideration. He does not feel able 10
leave his engross ny studies even long enouu b q
make visit to his aged mother in Switzerland
-. A letter rom Berlin Juae 5tb saws. To.
day, Prince Albert visited this city IN company
with his son-in-law. The Princess Frederjci
William was not able to accompany her husband
and father to the CITY. She has recovered fem
the injuries TO her foot. but Is still too weak 70
venture abroad. TIE Elberfeidsr Zeitunq hints.
that an obstacle Of a different nature
keeps her highpess indoors -
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-Greatf fears were
entertained in England that the second attempt
to lay the Atlantic Telegraph Cable would prove
failure. A correspondent of the New York
Times, on board Of the United States steam fri.
gate, Niagara, writes Of the experimental trip
as follows:
The weather was calm and the sea smooth
There was no swel--the ship was perfectly
still, yet must confess it not so successful
trial as had hoped and expected. Disguise the
TACT as We may, there Were misnaps, misjudg.
ments and miscalculations. The cable parfsd a,
ersTy Tidt, whether nstc condemned cable
On the voyage, of course, the dangers TO be ap-
pretended are still greater--since the two shi ps
nave the same duty to perform, and failure on
either will be fatal to the other.
Another letter from officer says:
"To the credit Of the Niagara, must mention
that when the cable was running out at equal
rates from both ships the break in every instance
occurred from the Agamemnon. Ii seems to me
that ship does not give the matter the requisite
care and attention.; besides, she labors greatly
predict a JatnTt on her part, though am very
sorry to think so, for have taken deep interest
In this enterprise, and have something al sta Ike in
Its success. But after carefully watching and
weighing everything, have Reluctantly come to
the conclusion that third trial tCilt hare TO be
mad. before the cable can be laid One thing is
certain-that If the cable is checked while il Is
running out rapidly, the job is over, for IL will
not bear the strain. haze heard some Of the
engineers and som: Of the electricians cypress
the opinion that ~ tcitf prore a failure',