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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03
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9,SDrs;s, calling sAs seaga q the pssle III.
It's virtues and adaptation the diseases which recon-
lsno snd un.rlee article hut thn, has
test q ten yeas trial before the American people and it's
tsn The testimony N rs favor given ~ mo nost prOmnsns
country Immense and careful porusi 81 the Almanac pub
shs led ennssy b he popso And % hs had gratis o.
remedy really deserving The great eelebri hs obansa
PElpsps ONCE and Msnuiaetcry No ans ARCH street. PHI
fof sale d New Orleans vAplsssls sPs AZ Ests sy
40 lysw p a. and Isl c chart street
a sLAyE DEPOT, No. iss eEAyiER AND IS
: "a 10 TRAnERs, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
HAVING opened my old stand on the LIST Of january lass
Ssls " 9. !. HATCHER.
1890 n; ;s M9sTITaE srs,s, oo;mcAs:
building and Repairing oarfages kspt for SALE
pSRs sI sss Es s c s,'s l asi
pATEET EsoT-PREssED NUTS, BOLTS,
fs q KoUss So sfsos. No Front street, Agents for
ess5sed Suts and Bolts Il al 1 and Se.ero
ve1 t0s wsgon massf Row maker: aSl masbisiss also
sut purchasers made OF the best Tennessee iroa Price sa
ana snples Al The ONCE Orders from machins and country
deslers solicited my2 ly
REsRIeERATcRs-ASY PERSON WANTING
~ agoOd RsgeFato had better call and examine these for
'' m, Il SPIN FLINT s sSa i soysi street,
d. UNION STEAM MILLS,
No. iss POydr.s Market
The proprcors calling attention 10 the above versssnent
wosld rend their nds that they have removed thcr
Al ordsis Tor Flour Corn Meal Ioraony ris cSncfea Cora
& Butter utter s sn s Ss, etc Ass o and SssS Bread sg
ye Bread ETC. all which viii be sold at low prices and Of
s Depot fer the Of merchant. has been
eentsntu a. the corner Of New ievec st and hatrhex Al
ley An orders len at the NH Depot win prompt
- same and merchants residing On the coll,on Jack
he LADIES and Gulf mad . Their aiseasse 70 ras ss
"a a. fcm cnr very central location hese determined
purchaser. !, he rsrss o. thsse roads az Ia
| AERo q. hI.ic AtkLttx X, ~ AND 81 RAMP ART
13lf< Hset msnufA...rel 81 szisxe Rpsgcs, Sprins
all The s.eashss doae slhe shes sotss ias y
SIC sss Ss 3 PIANO "a
&. ssc sss sss
/ STORAGE sFOnaeE -raR UNDERsTG 4 m
as Ea.s s ~ Fsai s' a ss,lss sssss
te the .eation q those having goods 1.os sas q
sas Wis ~ sss @ s's' IT % s ~ Z ID accord
FORWARDING and oennlss q xsssAsns
- ~ Ne Front fiSesl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03

HzThree hundred miles by any other route
r9- Passing through SLAVE 1ERRITO ample security
Is afforded Tor the eonveyancs without
or isk Baggage checked tFough-snre connecons-hnt-
class tracks, and wide comfortable Express Mail
Trains leave Mem daily at r. NJ passing the
scenery IN foh Alabama along the Tennessee river
Lookout and Virginia MountAinswith their pure
and inygorating breeze and celebrated springsby
A8- through New York with less time expense
by other Try IT. Through Tickets the oic.
Of the New Orleans and Memphis steam Packet Company New
Orleans.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
J. H. FRELfGH Agent,
Office Of the New Orleans Memphis Packet Company
under he St. Charles Hotel, left wing
uav2f If -
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at sP. y

tVeIy r, 5 I.
Opelonsas via the Achafalaya.
rsssss FOR OPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
lEafAst- light draft steamer Hayou Belle, Capt John
Lyons, viii leave taking freight and
passengers for Smmespor Old river and all landings
de Glsizc freight taken up far Mil Bayou.
myN J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03
Approved April ., IH38.
lsignedl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.

Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY I'd OF june
next will aijudicate, my office Il o'clock NJ
CONTRACT.
myS 22t t. THEARD, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03
COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

OU n . T A " d u a r . q X 10 n Il.
Leaves very SATURDAY At5P M
r. COAST PACKET sTEA mEH
lEiA&fk4skr SRtiie Robin INTO and NsOrIeans
Bayou sara Fort Adams, wisnaboft, Port
Hudson, and all intermediate landings. the SAlLIE RGIN
SON, y. T. Gross MASTER in place Of the BELLA DONNA
leaves New Orleans eyery Saturday evening O'Clock
and Sara Wednesday evening the arrival Of the
from Woodvle.
s-A clerk viii be the Lsvee freight on Thurs
day morning.
particular attention paid the receiving and landing
pasengess and freight al all hours Of the day and night
jy29U HOLMES d CLAUSE Il Tchoupitouias Of.
ATTAKAPAS
Leaves every SATURDAY, At IL O'Clock NJ.
~. ATTAKAPAS, VIA PLAQUEMINE
The very light draaght, well known fast running
a packet sesmer Cora, Alb, Smith, master
VIII leave st. Martinsyille, Pause Point Iberia
Jeanneret Cbsrrenon Franklin. centeryile VILE
and all Intermediate Landings the route.
El business entrusted will punctually
tended to- For freight passage apply board,
m5 BALDWIN d CO., 8 Front I,evee,
orDUPERIER, HAYKs 4 co. is Carondelet ST.
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Approved April q, 1858.


Notice hereby that sealed proposals for the above
will be received By to FRIDAY the 9th day of
les SGT T. rHEARD, Comptroller.
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FOR YAzoo RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY June D. atsP ~
IT, OCULAR YAzOO RIVER
l@A<llk} PacketIhe splendid, light dram pas-
senger packet fazoo BELLE. Q. w. Ewing.
master " Townsend clerk will leave for LeHore,
Greenwood Sidon Tctnla. Yzoo City and All Intermediate
landings and plantations on fazoo river For freight passage
il J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03

Notice hereby given that on TUESDAY, the ssb d.,
the above contfa>t
my25 f3t 4. THEkRD rornnfroliar
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FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves on THURSDAY. June s. at s r. NJ.
Regular Ten DMy Packet

.Ht Regular Ten bay Packet
N= REGULAR GRAND ECOHE AND
l@AHlhfs Nachitoches Paeke-Iba Fast running
- magnificent passenger packet steamer H. IL.
Carroll William Kmba will leave above. POSI-
lively Grand Ecore Natehiches, Alexandria Cofie Nor
MANS Gorton's, and Tafbhs Landings and sliniemediato
landings Red via Cane and Little rivers Fol freight
passage appl, board, foot If Blenvile eet
JOHN q. McLEAkN a CO. Agents,
Union Row, Cafondeiet streets.
The boat will not DO responsible for an, pur
chases unless made. or ordered BY The captain te2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03
Leaves on SATURDAY, June S. MBPM
IT, REGULAR GRAND ECORE AM

lmA45SsssS Nschsochcs Pncket-The new ane fast
ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
DIR. burlington, j. Dowty master IN place u Rapides.
and Montgomery, Gcrtons Landing Barbns Landing, Nor
Cane and e rivers For freight apply board
GEO. ID. HlfE 4 CO.,
myzg 6 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03
Leaves on SATURDAY, June B At S P. N.
Regular y; 5. Mail Shreveport Packet.

HEtEUT4ATf
lE4xSfk, The new, elegant and and swift running
senge. Packe. steamer Dnlxe, samas Apple
for Shreveport Grand Bayou Conchntt. Capte. Grand
Ecore Naichitoches st. Maurice Montgomery Aexandria
Cotile Landing Landing Tafbu's Landing
and all intermediate landings Red For freight
passage, having unsurpassed Accommodations apply board
to
my3i GEO. ID. HITE co. Front street.
ns-fhe Duke will all freghs for above the
Raft and reshp on the steamer Era 1T Shreveport.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03
Leaves q sATUspAE se ,e., :se y4y,,,

la4RrsxS and Port caddo, direct w *. Douglass,
ssssak W. W. withenbury, Innster, win above,
for Shreveport Grand Bayou cousnntts Chute, Campfe,
Grand Ecors, Alexandria all landings Red river
aud the lakes For anher Information freight passage,
having dne passenger roTnmodatinns apply board
les q. l., K0UNs 4 BROS. Front ST.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 5th INST, at5P. NJ
~. X &c g u l. A n ARKANSAS RIVER
lklIi packeThs Hight draught passenger packet
- steamer Qunp9w, :; N. Dsney; masser, will
above for Font Smith, Van Buren,, Uztrk Rose vile
Sp , BlaB Norristown DaTdanee. Lewisburg Le Rock,
Pine Bluff and all Intermediate landings Arkansas river.
For freight passage, apply board, foot Of Custouhouse
street.
H This Boat at Little Rock with stages for the
Hot Springs, thereby avoiding reshipping, etc.
je2 J. 5. PA6AUD, Advertising Agent
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se.i,ssss ~ v rzlties a ts ,.3ne IL o the
~ ss,{s,. tne water can - had By srpying q j.
~ ~ - 4et -np cqf.<f q NngeEl1e and Cuuasnon
Ch1RtEs cULLux
+ i*f' = rfonrIsItr.|
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ssFFkRsoS AND oAERoLLros RAILROAD.


NoBILEsteaner Fissiaaios bale. cotton and sunsr..
order. w 49, ''es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03

for Louis viilehegular New Otiean, and Louis
willie passenger packet III. ID. N eyveormb
This splendid, and fast passenger steamer A. Mc(il.
MASTER win leave for Louisville and all Intermediate landings
throughout the follows til4. 5it al
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY. June I, at 5 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans ia RsDAH. June g. at s p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans = RIDA July g. at p. N.
Leaves New Orleans 7 TUESDAY. July n. at5P N:
J. s. PA1AUD. Advertising Agent.
Passengers and shippers may rely the punctnaly this
my3
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0=, FOR ST. LOUIS-CDNSECTiNG AT
AFRO with the Illinois central snd a. 81 Louis
with ihe Ohio and Mississippi kairoad-Ihe fine
regular passenger packet Aleck scott, swler.
master will leave for st. Louis aud al intermediate landings
above. For freight or passage apply on sosrd Or 2
for the Line and the Illinois Central Rafoad street.
js3 s. PA0AUr. Adye, tising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03

r.. FOR LOUIsVu4IE-rHE ENTIRE
ls4zA{xsS y and splendid fast-running passenger
So steamer John Rnine, VIM Underwood
mister wild leave for Louisville and all intermediate landings
throughout the rs follows;
Leaves New Orleans To EsDAY, June s. at5PM
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, JUICE Is at PM
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, July H. At 5 r. "
Leaves New Orleans WEDN ESDAY, July q, at p. NJ.
Passengers and shippers rely the punctuaiy Of this
steamer.
AL j. s PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-03

Jefferson, sniih,nd Bsptoa Poa caddo. Moor.
ing's Landing, Albany Sher veport. Grand Bay
Csnps Grand EcoFe, 81. Maurice. Montgomery. Cos
Alexandria, Barhns Gortons and ell landings aud plan
tations Red iiseffhs magnificent running
passenger packs. VIM. II. Donglass, W. ". Within
bury master, 1hos Jacobs, clerk viii Hve above For
freight passage having superior accommodation apply
ies ). s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

Average temperature at 6 o'clock A.
M, 81 deg; at is M, 364; at P. NJ,
32s. Mean average temperature for the
month, 80 deg; lowest temp. for the
month, Tuesday, 95th at 6 A. NJ, 3 deg;
coolest day during the month. 25th, av.
temp. l45 deg; highest temp. for the
month, Saturday, eth, at IL NJ. SO deg;
warmest day, Friday, 9th. av. temp. A
deg; thermometrical range during the
month, 81 deg.
There was more snow in February
than during the three previous months.
From the 18th to the 22d it rained in
depth from 2 to 8 inches.
The river was temporarily closed a
few miles above. but not at this place, nor
lower down we believe. Navigation sus-
pended for few days.
The winter has been an unusually mild
one. February has been the coldest of
the winter months.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

H The examination of witnesses in the
case of Taylor alias Sanders, charged will,
setting fire to the Pacific Hotel, in ST.
Louis, ended on Monday the st inst,
but the evidence failed to sustain the
charge, and the perpetrstor Of the horrible
crime is still at large.
Among the lost, was young man by
the name of Henry Rochester. The fol-
lowing remarkable presentment is vouched
for by the St. Louis democrat"
On the night of the terrible destruction
OF the Pacific Hotel, little brother of
Henery Rochester. living at home with
his parents. near Avon, in the State of
New York, awoke some time after mid
night, with screaming and tears, saying
that ''the hotel in St. Louis was on fire,
and that his brother Henry was burnt
to death" So intense was his alarm
and horror that it was with considerable
difficulty he could be quieted.
On the following day at noon the pa
rents received telegraphic dispatch from
that city confirming the little boys dream
in every par ticular.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

But the strangest thing in the whole
proceeding, is to see George E. 'Pugh. ol
Ohio, voting against Douglas motion.
All can well remember how supremely ri
diculous he has made himself by rising
in his place and calling for "facts." None
will forget his timid "good God, good
Devil" policy. while waiting for the
"faots.''| And mono will forget either, the
vote he recorded on the 10th of last month,
AGAINST Stephen A. Douglas reso-
luton for an investigation, officially, of
those "facts." Let it go down through
all time against him as ahyPocritical. two
faced politicisn, that while pretending a
wish for information in regard to the Lei
compton Constitution, he steadily voted
against an official investigation, on the
motion of member Of his own party.
It will not escape attention also, that
his vote, alone, would have turned the scale,
and secured the passage Of the resolution.
Yes, il Pugh had voted with Douglas,
and all the Republican members of the
Senate, a committee might, to-day, have
been examining into those 'facts," he
wishes so much to know. Let Joe Geiger
remember this "fact" in :he next Colum-
bus Indignation meeting. Pugh evi-
dently sees where Douglas erred in regard
to losing the confidence of the slave in
terest, and he is determined TO profit by
his example. Knowing. as he does, tha:
since his election he has never represented
the voice of the people Of Ohio, his whole
endeavor has been to make an easy place
to fall. Repudiated by the people Of our
glorious State in every election since, (by
a species of political jugglery, he was
worked into the U. s. Senate he sees no
possible chance of being returned. while
his action noao may secure good Federal
He will be very apt to find
that the 'wages of sin is DEATH" politi-
cally, as well as morally.
But in conclusion, who cannot see that
our State would be infinitely better repre-
sented bya Chase than by Pugh? Who
doubts about our noble Governor, if he
were in Pugh's place? Would the Legis-
lature have TO instruct hin, how to vote?
We rather think not The record tells the
story. Kvsry Republican tn the Senate
vOtsd sOiM Douglas for the ..Jacts," while
George E. Pugh voted with slave holders
AGAINST them. S.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09
HOW ARD ASS SOCIA TIOH
PHILADELPHIA A
RnnOr1nAaf AnnnmnrA,nam,


TTNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Disea
l. SeS, such as Spsrmatorrhea, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea, elect,
Syphilis, the Vice Of OnaniSm. or SelfAbuse,
&c, &c.
The Howard association, in view Of the
awful destruction OF knman life, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceptionx prae-
tiSed upon the unfortunate victims OF such
diseases by QuackS, have directed their Con-
sulting Surgeon, as charitable act worthy
their name, to give medical advice gratis,
all persons thus afflicted, W no apply by letter,
with a description Of their condition, (age oc-
cupation, habits Of life, &c.,) and in cases of
extreme poverty and suffering, 10 furnish med
iclne free Of charge.
The Howard AEs citation is benevolent In
stitution, established by endowment, for the
relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
"Virulent and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has
now surplus Of means, which the Directors
have voted to expend in advertising the above
notice, tbs needless TO add that the Associ
alton commands the highest medical skill o,
the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
Just published, by the association, Report
on SpermstorI@a, or Seminal Weakness, the
vice of Onanism, Ma5turbation or Self Abuse,
and other diseases of the Sexual Organs, by
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sem.
by mail, lin sealed envelope,) free ofcharge,
on the receipt Of Two Stamps, Tor postage.
Address, DR. GEO. r. Calhoun, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No Q, South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of
the Directors.
Gro. FArRcHrtD. Sesy. R1nA D. HuAnrwsLL.Prss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09
REMINGTON HOUSE,
POMEROY, OHIO.
G. GIBSON, PRopRIEroR.

c. GIBSON, PROPRIETOR.
THIS House has been fitted up in the best
i style, and the Proprietor feels assured in
warrantins the travelling publicSHs good ac-
commodationS as can be found elsew here, h;s
house being new, his rooms commodieus and
abundant, and his table being furnished with
all the iGnurics of the season. A S he has
gone to large expense in fitting w some
thing that has been long needed in Pomeroy,
he claims the support of all who weuld be
accommodated properly.
N. B.-The Stage Office is now con-
nected with this House. febI6-3t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

SHERHFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a
~ second execution to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Megs County.
will offer FOR sale, at the door OF the Court
House, in Pomeroy, on
Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1853,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following. .det cribed
lands, to wit; Beginning twelve rods east from
the north west corner OF section number sew
enteen; thence south about Gighty-fVe rods; /;
thence east one half rod then ce south thiT
teen rods, to John Pages line; thence east
seventeen degrees north to certain beech
tee about seventy nine and one-half rods;
thence east about sixty seven roGs TO the
center line, running north and south through
SAID Se;tlon seventeen; thence north about
seventy-I three rods to the north line of said
section Seventeen; thence west along said
line to the place Of beginning, contsining
Ssventy-six and one-hslt acres, in township
seven, range fourteen, in the Ohio Compa7y's
purchase, and sold as the property Of George
Downing and Peter Allkre. Appraised al
81 $4,000. Terms Of sale, cash.
}. 7. SMITH, Sheriff Nsiy- Casstv
FsSTu.rv
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09
1--WE stand corrected bH the editor O

%We stand corrected by the editor OF
the Gallipolis Journal. as to who the par
ties were engaged in the arrest of the stew
ard Of the "Ohio," and thank him kindly
for his geographical lesson. from which
we learn that Kanawha County, Va, is not
in Mason County. Va. He copies por-
ton of an article we gave as rumor, and
comments upon it:
"A colored man, in the employment of
Capt. Blagg, Of the "Ohio," was forced
from the boat, by the Sheriff and posse of
Kanawha County, Va."-Meigs Co. TEL
cSraph.
The editor of the Telegraph is some
what deficient in geographical knowledge
of Virginia. The "Ohio" is the regular
Cincinnati and Marietta packet, and would
have to run some forty miles outside of
her trade to accommodate the Sheriff Of
HdnaDha county to make the arrest. He
undoubtedly means the Sheriff of Mason
county. who has jurisdiction over the ter
ritory just opposite the single-gutted town
OF Pomeroy, where the above sheet is
printed GaAipozis Journal.
Since the "Journal's" editor is so pro-
Acient in geography, we would ask him to
bound the extent of country over which
a warrant for fugitive slave extends, and
name the authorities which may have iu-
riSdiction, over said territory. We can not
agree with him thatit would be necessary
for " boat, having on board fugitive
slave, to run forty miles out of her trade
to accommodate slave-catcher. as they
seem to have Jurisdiction any and every
where aud are willing to assert. their au-
tbority whenever opportunity affords.
We would not retaliate on GaiiipoIis by
sontending that she merits more deserv-
edly the sObriquet the editor Of the ..Jour.
nAl" gives Pomeroy, as it is a well-known
fact that she is "gutted" Of tho facilities
that give town prominence, and has
substituted that which has given her far
famed aotoFisty. rot-gut whisky--thus en-.
tillih9 her 70 AZ least tuo cntrans.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

THE REV. S. c. BURNETT, while l,bsrin a
i as a Missionary in Southern Asia, diScnV-
eIed a simple and certain cure for ConSump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Ner-
vous Debility, and all impurities of the Blood
also. an easy and sffectual mode Of lnhalinE
the remedy. hctuated by a desire to benefit
his suffering fellows. he will cheerfully send
the Recipe (tree) to such AZ desire it, with
full ard explicit directions for preparing and
successfully using ths MediciHe. Address
REv. S. G. BURNETf,
aot Br"sAWsF, Z Y. e':.
AV.ust 1T, 1887,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09
HRev. Henry Lott, a colored M,

DRev. Henry Lott, colored man,
who comes highly recommended by E. D.
Mansfield. of Cincinnati, Rev. DR.. Hoge.
OF Columbus, and others, is row waiting
upon our citiz ems to receive contributions
for the purpose of establishing Normal
School: at Oberlin, for Orphan colored
children. Ho designs establishing it in
April. or as soon thereafter as practicable.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09
From WashinGtO,a.

WASHINGTON, March 8.
In former dispatch it was stated, on
the authority of leading Democrats. that
the calculation was that the Kansas bill
would pass the House by fifteen majority.
On the contrary, the leading Anti-Le-
are sangu;ne of it's defeat, and
are working industriously to that end.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

%In Indianapolis, on the 4th inst,
the Republicans held State Convention.
Addresses we've delivered by Messrs. Cum
back, Dunn. H. S. Lane. Morton, and 9TH
ers,, in which they all opposed union
with the Anti-Lecompton Democrats, con-
tending that ifthey were really honest, and
desired to act for the good of Kansas, they
would seek the Republican party as their
only means. They passed resolutions
similar to those passed at the Republican
National Convention at Philadelphia, in
opposition to the squatter-soveleig eighty
measure. The result of the Convention
at last dates was not known, but universe
harmony prevailed.