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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
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THURSDAY MoRNtbG, Sept. II. 1857.
Eos. CoB..-HeEe We are fort ave miles
east of Cumberland ON the BaltiSRDre and
Ohio Railroad amidst a perfect wreck
The eastward bound express, this morning,
al a few LAinWes before Ave O'Clock, was
thFUssn OF the track, aud the engine, tender
baggage and one passe ngger car, were thrown
down an ea.b4HkpaeR ~ soaae ihiriy.6ve or
forty feet. -Ths locomotive: turned over
three times in going down. The tender
rolled down end over end The baggage
car turned over ts.osor three times and was
smashed 10 pieces. The FIRST passenger car
fell over u perpendicular wall Of ab0nt thir-
ty feet, aud of course wis somewhnr bsJkan..
The second passenger car was off OF the
truck, and was tipped over TO an angle Of
forty five degrees, suspended thus by its
coupling to the rear car, aPoR the edga oG
Tie wall, over the FIST passenger car, which
WAS laying On its side below Had it gone
oYer, the persons ins The irst cur must nearly
all have been killed 'Fhe rear car was
thrown of the track, but not in, s~o.dangerous
position as the second. There was. but one
person, the fireman, killed. zAlI who went
over with the wreck. were more or lees cw
and brussed-none fatally, as we thjnk-
The fireman was killen. by the engine roll
lii.g over him.
The accident was caused by some fend
ia human shape changing the switch. BE
would meet with @arta sePifon If he coBld
now be found.
There Is one feature that I have not OBJ
served elsewhere. That is, the couplings
OF the passenger, cars-ase all of wood. had
II notbsea foflhis, tn. wi lie train mast in
evitably have. gone over the vail, one car
OF top Of ianother.. Bus the couplings readi-
II broke, or twisted of. nasA skAss freed tie
rear cars. t5ad the covssags been iroa,
there wonld.:in 81 probability, have beeie
frorS ten to twenty persons killed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

the Next GREAT EsTERPRIsE.--The
Atlantic Cable beng laid. our next great
enterprise. says a Contemporary. will be the
construction of a railroad and the extension
OF the telegraph 10 the shores Of the Pacific.
Much as we rejoice at the binding of Europe
and America by an electric chain greater
will be our rejoicing on :he day which celes
brates the completion Of the Pacific. Railroad
the oond which shall bind ia close, fraiernal
intercourse all the parts of our mighty Union.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

a pattern OF the new cent proposed to be
issued next year has been exhibited te the
American Nu,nismatic Society of New York
by nv officer Of the United States Mint. Il
10 Vi Sickel, the same alze as the cent of 49,
81. and '5s, but differs from ,hst coin in the
substitution Of al lndisR head for the abor-
tive eagle whlch disgrdces the preseAt cUr-
rency. ssa .s es
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
9 PEpscs N4FoLEos.-Isere is the last.
hnnrI Of this nersunnns.

PEryes NAFoLEox.-Isere is the last
heard Of This personage:
p fince Napoleon has already coniriyed to
Disgust all the principal officers brought in
contact with him in connection with the
Ministry o. Algeria. His desires that the
Ministry of the Marine shall be attached to
his present %fuuctio MS, e1cites such u. feeling
in the Imperial Navy that il will be inpossi-
ole TO comply with it. His absence from
'he fsteso OF Cberbomg was entirely ow ing
to this bitch. be took this opportunity Of
making IN excursion into SWitzerlund, in
ceWpany with two or three OF the most. no.
turi"us courttz.ns of Paris. Oar cSrrepcn-
dent in stating these facts, adds, 'the taptes
ofthe Prince are as scandal ous as his temper
Is mtul, and the more eminent positions to
which he may be elevated, the more will
they be knowni and the more will they en-
tlaaf upon hfha, .meri,ed contempt"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

The Post Master-atT Topeka. K sns3s, had
III presnmp,ien TO vote against Lecornpton
on the I'D ult, and AZ a consequence, be has
been promptly removed. Great is "p opula.
soyefeiRnty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

Large bodies ei re .hupe beea observed il
the Atlantic, oceansrecently, One was en-
orniouis in size, being two -hunSred feet high
and. Tour hundred feet long Al this season
Of the Year ice is seldom see1n b yoyagers..
snd the probabiliy il the summer within the
Arctic zone has been unusuaIY powerful in
setting free the mountains Of ice in that re-
gion-
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NEWS ITEMS

Nrw. ORLEANS, Sept. a0.-The deaths
from fsrer Saturday were "a, and for the
week AGO.
BANGOR, Sept. 2O---The official count on
ly win determine the result of the election
in this Congressional District. Sc close is the
vote.
ST. LoUIs, Sept.90.-Dred scout died in
this city on Friday night last p
There is a young lady in Hsrrisburgh. Pa.
called good looking who has. -four rows of
teeth, two protesting from the upper jaw,
and two from the lower.
At Chatuque, N. Y. Sept. 6, in raising
the frame of Baptist Cburch, the timbers
fell, killed n mainland seriously injured 9
oshers. ....:ss ~ s Z 80 E+7
Onthe l5ih inss. 30 prisoners IN Ole Guy
ahogo CO. jail made a desperate attempt to
escape, but fortunately failed.
The amount Of land now embEsced within
the corporate limits Of L~eavsnwOsth City is
1f51s acres w sas
A knitting machine has just been inyen-
ted by a genius in Seneca county, Endi lie
claimed that il will knit a perfect stocking
in less than Eve minutes.
BosToN, Sept. 2o.-The second exaniaa-
ton of. the SLAYER Echo will take place TO-
morrow. Il is rumored that the defence OK
Townsend viii be, that he was not Captain;
that the lutter was a Spaniard who ia now in
prison in Charleston, and thai he (TownseHdJ
was mere passenger. Ia
A CRY GREATLY BLEssED.--The revival nj
Eatchez Mississippi has reultcd in the
addition to the various Evangelical Church,
es of that city of over fix hundred pefsnns.
This 10 almost onestenih of the vs. hole pop
uiaiion,a larger proportion tha~rin-any city
of its size of which we have knowledge
NEW York Evangelist.
DkTRoIr. Sept. 2i.-The balioen which
carried of Mr.. Thurston the aeronaut, on
Thursday last, came down four hours after
wards near Baptist Greek, C w. Thurston
was seen upon il a short time before Il was
secured, and is probably now in the marshes
acar Lake ST. Clair, Search is being made
for him, go
81. JoENs. II. F., Sept. ls.--A FIRE oc-
sarred here last night destroying twenty
Eve houses. An inmate of one Of the houses
was ous".so oea.n.
Al Washington correspondent of5tbe New
York courier says, President Buchanad
will take Anti Free trade grooDd in his forth
|"s ~ go c"@
ssFo n. = !" ooa''
s''' 'N.
Mrs. Daniel X. Mitchell, Of Rome. Ca,
mas discovered tnat peach leaves are superior
10 hops 'r mak'ng yeaes: me oreaa maze
rom y = aa'te as5 hgnt ano equa'y wen Ia
Yorso' re uhoeislana lDa. nc yeas. =
peach; leaves ere uscd instead of hops.
!.
~ Ahs'suAt a'sss sast = sssese s.e1sa VI
nan q "fha secured On 'she rover SMato. ~
- dI,..,aL ~ s,;,," an,bs.ss.s ~ =.
! 49, a,ar' H. s.;fa s;l,sd e'ch;l,-an
-"--m-..ssI - ~ .L-E.se.-sr.I.,.
-
-.
"a" o ~. "pp."s o YES
aanrma.s d;sn,.n fos;.osss 80 49,
ss@sIa ssS1 80
a..,esp;g 90, - WI"
srss - ess. .sa - M ~,
dc o5,;,,,, ,fs,sviny s5oo- oy s.end,vae -
- 4. I'll
~ store ia.this city n rnilioRs Of bushels of
wheat and this TO rigAt in. the face OF an in
om ing crop
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

The reasurer.of Darke county In
His taxnotice. informs the people that
to meet1the requir emenss Of the Sub
Treasury lawS q fourth Of the a.
mount Of tax Of each payer, must be
paid in specie. The T~reasureFs Of
the different counties nre required BY
law to pay out a certain amount 10
specie, and there seems to be no way
but TO demand II OF the sax
payers. The law is responsible for,
this and moi the officers. Ns,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

ETrsML = IL aEZ
The ELEcrIos IN MAiNE.-A Dispatch
from Bath, Maine. received late last night,
assures US that French fRep.l is elected 10
Congress from the 81 District over Johnson
(Dem,l BY ss majority. Somes. in the lss
District, has ga msicsitY...
The Demoerats. have elected ore Tin
Aroos,ookl of the thirty-ope Senators. The
res, are either Republicans or no choisei
which assures them tothe Republicans when
1he vacancies are fled. : W.
-. To the Hopae, the Kennebeck Ieurnal Se-
ports 90 Republicans TO ~ Demosrs's elect;
.ed--2s TO. Como Ia. -
Gov. Morri { re-sIec,ed By over 1900.
;naAipri,y. The vote. is. much heavier thsp
last year. e.,E5 IN
This Legislature 10 70 elects us Senator,
for six years snauing, It saFgenerally un-
asgstood that the Hon. VIM, Pin FessAndon
viii be- re-elected.-IN. Y. Tribune, 18th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

,-=M4zzini has ISSUED another circnlar, say
mr. that to Italy belsngs the initiative of ma
tional .insurrsctiop, and calling upon the
patriots Of all otbst. countries 70 contribute
funds for sAs enterprise.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

SgtersI vessels for our Navy have been in
process of, building from 90 to over 80 yers.
Howl is thiss ltmus. cost dsubie the amount
TO build vessels at this rate of building and
then be iess,eficient or useful.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

80 g.. -&E y AL F. - N&sF a
The Republieaas and Americans Of New
York mel in. separate Convention li.Syra-
cuss on Thursday o: last week, and each
nominated a fulT1SLsIe ticket. -hwAs-heped'
. union would be formed between lh en- as
the common opponents of the present cor
rup, Administration, and but a single ticket
upon V hich all could unite he brought forth
but notwithstanding an effort was made 10
bring about so desirable a result. apparently
with an honest desire on both sides for sue.
cess, tho hope was not realized. This iaii-
ure has animated tho Democracy of the
Empire State with confidence of frieasy
triumph in November, and il. must be. eeH-
leased there is good reason to fear such a
result. Isis mol inevitable. however .!orzaathe
last election Frsmon, teccived a PlsraiiiY>a
agility ,houssald 'vo,es-snd though the De-
morr.cy elected Their stale ticket by sspids
rality Of 1900 last fall. it wss entireiysat.
,ribuisblc to the oyegs coaiaenea OF the Re-,
'Iishlicaps aud their Gossequenl failure TO poll
snythinRi lille their fill vote. -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

The election held in Vermont the frst
Tuesday of this month resulted in a complete
triumph of the Republicans who elected
their State ticket-the entire Congressional
d~elegation-and a large majority of the
members Of both branches of the Legisla-
ture, :
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
DIR. Tucker,
Pathogenetic Physician.
n B.--See Certificate below.

- HE -. esd M.
URDaNA, O., May, IL, 1885,
For tho benefit Of the afflicted, who are
anxious to know where they can be cured, D
will briefly suite my Case s ~ w
Mine was an extreme case of Lundice--
my skin ana eyes were q dark. yeliow--my
stomach was very bed--eyery kind OF food
produced pain--my stomach as hsased sd
tender externally. Ny liver was said to be
very much deceased. / had been es4sGDed to,
my bed nearly three months.
] began Pathogenetic treatmeH M under DR..
Yucker on the 81 of February Lass, aRd in.
four weeks was able 10 ride Gs AID at the
present. time ! am happy to s.S that / am
able 60 attend to nay domestic affairs. and am.
iuelny usual good health. { oAght 10 say
that my heslth had beea fa;lingies More than
leo years estons a,at {
. sDE FuckeFis treatment, in my case. has
beef decidedly successful ssees
JULIA "A. RUSSELL
NIB prescribed for the above case
from q description oftbe symptoms by her
bar band. aad did not see the patitea- until ;
tsade ray second prescription :.
--- s~J
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% shs PssDls Of the sth coasresstonaI Dis
trkc&

CHA aficie for next weeks Gassfse, IN ad-
ysace &C the qualifications * the paper for the
n<esent week, winch viii Contain Mr.. Hub
Szszrs reply % my last address, THIS viii
azsiaia the reason why no rstsFenee9s
made hythas reply IN This arueis.
one o. the asin poinyea relied afoa BY
Norssesn dsughfaces, Id 5dlihsstieE1 81 thsif
sussefyiency 10 5ssthern dictS59us5 ) that
Gsss.s ,,..'s ss i e q s- nc s :. .s s.s 1900 sss.s.. ss &c
tree States are largely in sise .~scsndeacy
iafbe Naiional Cosnssb, s16isnIl be st-
- @s& ~ INST BY issr ~shiss5ry' @azsb was-pfysas
s21 issd, sud Whitk 6 soy prdp6s4 20 RNts. :
III q undouhsealy rrle that il th-re scrr
Nc aitorsNfao3xhisc 10 d.. y arh, and
--.* tAedrss States Nere uasSd as tss sl-se
s !: 8; = s.s.sss = ,.ss sssa.
s.sixes Sasiass ths aggressioas ss the slave
-sevrrx. Bus he din ;afts * a . divided.
Nora csadss ssssstaauaAge6 Ssseh. sTne
90. stun sas spssias<xLs ua5~sitrd rontraIof
So sl:aE .sae &C sas poli1isas psrsiss Ut the g sanfrys
-A Assd shsSaxh thai osksas alton. - has been
4asasssy uniting The sh.le . suahs and de
.s1sseblhx = sas4l pssisa u tie n fth Arsm
- shesRsPnbHcsh PARTY 70 control the Fsderai
xs&s Nsyefssaeats aais Rssesfsaiay spqts. ag5-
svufsa ana usef sNurd stfh.-A i,ioh ins The
3 - SssAasSs OF ifssealy. tis~ thrys have bern
a~a used Il i sy purpose ~ shoe. % Tar - the
/ Z~:.< asissi. i. limits eE iiis discussion sNsHaffas.
II ..sf.n m .sWsrd.. = deat aats1s merely s.s Control
~ .ssss. eide army and asvys Sa, isSs9escv et.<x.
- ~susiug me iaxx Saeshsr @ 81 ys.ersta-
:ausE prseTss IA sIs aesnds . HA AtEH afEeer
NJ " @sby 80 snihaary tMcs u s+sGabshtiy-
ssss Tse present sec.ional aspecsssA pzts9 poll
-. =, ssss. . slsss,sa sssssssss. = =: & sg,l
.sssNsf fyS a9ean-
&s-ees go. ssaftae xdor1Af g tfs. Missopris C rpRre-s
-. -" uisstn no parry sf. seci5aF5Ffhs con. sdsfaey
S&@ aaSafkx$E Sa regarded the exiemsias:.ald
-pfeservativu ai slavery 10 either 9raeircabte
/ : st d~ssirsble. In tes aiscussisaa 9fstnat ah7
Il VS. university spikes sf 5esss "thera
-stasssman. ss4z6sekd5hitssa vxf 8 aie6 shs-
-.s-sasasgh.f ke arrangement u which they
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
FnArr srKi1rne X vrkelnlA.-Ti

FRANK SPKiKfKe IN yiKciKIA.-The
Richmond South, in q paragraph on.Iilinois;
politics remarks that Douglas ID. the cham.
pion OF slavery, aud Lincoln of freedom in
illinois; and the South Side Democrat asks
Indignantly il Bob Letches. who will proba-
bly, be the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor of virginia, is TO be repudiatedbecause he
advocated the substitution of free labor for
slave labor in Western Virginia some years
ago, or because, in other words, he was an
emancipation so long cversluughed
by the influence ssot the large slave own
ers.--tafo. Dem,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

4 law passsd q few years since blythe
Legislature Of New York makes the county
IN VI bieh il,e loss occurs responsible fors,he
damage sustained.hy destruction Of property
by a mob. Tueexfs.ence,uf tRIs law seems
to hare been forgotten by the citizens Of
Staten Island At The time thsF Sc, ERE 10 and
burnt ,hs,sxtefsivs State buildings ON the.
.9usran,ine grounds. and the eunnencement
of q suit agains. the county af Ricbmofd.tos
recver the value Of, the property. thus de-.
.siroyed. has TO some .degree brongh, them to
thsil senses. though the spiri, Of rebellion
ttill exis.ss to q sufirien. extent 10 render j,
necessary 10 keep a1s.rpng: military furce orr
The gspundwkiIe dssnagss are being repaired
andiihe burnt buildings RECONSTRUCTED,
III accordance wlths law Of Congress
qslIripg Tbs. return to Africa of slaves cap
sured By opr.. NATIONAL vessels The President
has determined TO send those found son tie
Gen. PGtaaa, 70 Liberia:fan arrangemsnthav-
ing been msse" with the "A meriesn Coloniza.
Society TO take charge of them on their
afrixaIsand support them for the TERM Of one
rem ..<r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

FroiHl The RhFS *aifAit> frsss.
FuRkEx-ox-srHE W1saIsGTos uniox.-
WHEN ! spoke to the ,electers as-Tarry-
town New York. l did so up5nst The deliSer.
ate expectation, that from sbe,iinpertineni
c~aluinfiater aud convict of the New York
Herald. down to the pensioners of The
nensidaas. Of lhes " 4shiuston Union. 1
would zoe abundautly tradueet and misre pre-
scented. An ADMINISTRATION which I assisted
mot ia considerably. t~o4elevlte to the power
'Wlichrit has haseiy abused. has. not hesitas
tcdiie. make an honest difference of opin-
iun this psstext Iqr a prescription cx-
~tepdiH:: TO mig business, aud to my mo at in;
tiIps ate retatipuss assdsIzafu not surprised al.
the apifit winch my aarks at 1sarrytown
havs assaisd in that quarter. This 10 TO
s,atsaksJ shall Gal,sly await lbs sccnmula,
ton or I'll the accqsatiupA af tbs Adminis.
,raIiau, md n; ! eats y bea.iau y way,
aud in ay Kssssodass.il M, win praye all
have wf,tssns rai 4 sp5sshasns to the betrayal
atss great pripajple and i sslema pledge.
aud still further establish the. justice and,
strength af the. p~sSiiluH OF the Press and
of ,nyssiks H .. w. F0RNEY..t &
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

! Nav ORLEANS. Sept. 2l.-|rhs dsashsiby
fever for the thirty hours ending ysk-
tsrdsy noon were lot. s g. @
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
DEAIWAaE:;O.. Oct. 1858.

wish to say to the-people of Delaware
County that I~sliiLcopiiHSe TO visit Delaware
regularly. lshaA be al the American House
in The above place again on Wednesday,
October lalh. where D can be consulted for
diseaseso Of the Lungs. Liver, Stomach, and
alb sosss Of Chronic Affections. For par.
t~icalars see the Pdthogsnetie Advocate. a
copy Of which may be had free of charge at
any post Office in Delaware county. II is q
neat monthly Medical 1onr nal, and no fami-
9y shoBld be without il.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

sssCeaET nF ls3s.-rlis. rem~arkabte.ssmet
siys sf,gs Albany ::Afgds3 .powr y,sihtssta she
'ltakedseys. ss predicted oy Dr.. Gould some
ssseks aga<s-h issarew only one hundred
Rsd-tertY millions Of tailes distant and i
very repidlg= apPfaas lals.g the Earth, ard,
.~algeady shows through n COMMON i.opera
glass 4 we'll defined tail. We ars told that.
during The fist week in October fl,es comet
viii b u most striking brightness. possibly
1ts Esrgs:sraafe tbs asesasEys s1s st-ihAi time
viii be s.vs .7sear,. .Aietprpss4 perhups even
surpassiIsg.,iS 4 biriIliaa, star in sp,endor.@E
u is nou-Sisible al. AAoux atIsf sunset aad al.
6opfshefore sunrise III "a line with the tWo
Stare called the. Raaip,srsssng fa~fiaingiaesr-
X n right angEs uAtvessa ttpss aR1Aatssass.
i II i,o8 best seen assfses . slopEk. IN the
morning. DE- Gould slssi suggested 10 the
last nsfnbe, ot his iournal1sosn tbs similar.
iiE of the elsmentss vaf possible that this
comet was Identical with me s6rst earaas. OF
lIs2z.asnd44is5 taas Of rJ76a.. -T,shia faat
sseras-new fromsts6srss observations aluoEt
.sefasin.. afpFAjnEsa acknowledgements.
thaissls aaAaaa1aaiss.aol9ftSt " hloka parted l.
about thirty ne years. s~.a.+ =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

a telegraphic dispatcb announcing an
accident on The. s~teustnsihe and Ind5a nj
Railroad, near he city Of steabenvilIe, on
Friday Last, WINS of such a character as 10
leave the impression that il waseae of .hese
Wholesale slasgh,cJs By a TRAN going tbtos
a.bsiigessuch as occurred al Norw ais. Conn,
a lew years ago and In. Casada poyg r~eEen1-.
~. II "a gratifying to De sbie i6IasLAfe that
the aceoun, of the accilent was greatly ex-
ageraied-that instead of several carloads.
Of passengers being killed but cue was "a.
tally injured-ahd though q large number
were injured mere or less, a few only were
hur, tesan extsn, that prevented 'hrG pIo-
seeding on their way By the hexr.strain
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

--s-S - 80
A convention composed principally Of
strong minded women and wegk. mihdsd me n
winch convened at Rurfahdss 81 few
msnths SINCE sfitaeted no little s~nateniion
from the extraordinary u~l,rais.a OF the dpe-
striaes promulgated BY some Of tbs -pED@i-
nent speakers. moet ef whom were .femaIes-
The call, however, lad been ofesueh a ma
,ure As to bring to the ntien a large
number Of persobs wlio did not fsilI ,sympa-
thize wiihfhe ultraists. aud ssne.whe totally
dissen,ed from their wild vagarieszcoase-
quen,ly they had not iult swing there and
felt themselves circunscrihea in theS e&Fts
10 disseminate light To a 5eaightcd world.-
9~Toremedy the matt err. a cali was issued for
> convention 10 be composed exclusively Of
the. sippn-puress and this Assembsiags Of
aretormed rcformers" came off last week
., Uacaf Il. Infringing togeiber an.ex-
sraordfnsry compound or mortality. The
lasger portion Of the active psrtieiPsntsweFe,
IS ssaal, Nonsen, and some Of the sentiments
ssowed from She -rostFum by svsle of them
were 5lasPbe neus= and iadelicase in the ea-
IRENE. il net positively obscene. Freeslose
was the predoninant elemeDt in the assem-
blage, and il can readily be ieagised What
kind OF discusses THAT suljsea wonld e6es
il from such orators as Mrs. Julia Brunch
end Mr.. Henry e. Wright The people %
Utica feeI scandalized By she nee.ing Of
such a crowd in their, city asd aeae other
iban the most unscrupalous of the city pa
psrs have polssed tiseir colamDsby rePvrtisgg
their 1speeches in futf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24


The Atlantic Telegraph seems to have
entirely exhausted its vitality in tbe traDs-
mission o! the two or three brief messages
" hich followed its first opening. For more
than three weeks not a lisp has been heard
from it in the way Of dispa,ehes-aDd s,has
ominous and protraefcd silence, in she face
even Of a positive assurance frrssl the spa
egers tha, the dihcul,iss.in The way Of iuper:
aiinlg are merely temporary q sdxaf ssissI
nature has led 70 q pretty generst conviction
that the sbge.basparied or sotae otksef serieesl
mishap .befallcnS il. WHETHER Ut not these
fears are wen fospdod, a few days val prp6.
ably deteraane-fos il tic esble has sosi
tivcly parted i raDnot Reeb leaser be kept
from The public; and is h has not the trom-
ised opening of the line tos,hs .ppaslic will
dispefalf dodbt that the delay has crgendered.s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

Ascose.ag g q canMpu'a'isD recently madsa
there are sbsas'6 QUO isresh,es in CINCINNATI.
They gre ptinsjnsIly engaged in trade. ..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

: On moRaaS o ses weeksa istootnan with
i sack stopped At a point in Iacksyn GO. o.
where SPINE men were engaaedia building a
Bridge to enquire abe. road and passed on.
Next @0rIing his body was found iH the
..creek, haxieI& been murdered, and hb sack
stolen. Two OF the workman on he bridge
have been arrested as The ;6nlurdes eFs