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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
News.

We learn from the democratic Dis
patch" published in Gallipolis, that the
editor of this paper was terribly fageIlated
on tho 26th ult., by Senator Pugh, at
Pomeroy. The "Dispatch" informs its
readers that after the editor aforesaid had
delivered himself Of very weak speech,
and ihe Senator rose to reply, "7He ele-
ments Of Black Repu6licdniSn could be els
bly seen 'jsing-a roac scas on foot among
them. Pugh was too much for their war
horse, and Meir only rfneedy appeared to
be i" breaking up tie n,eetin9," dc.
SupposiOg the people of Pomeroy would
like to know what has occurred in their
midst, we give the above item from the
"Dispatch," and assure them that they
can be treated weekly to any amount OF
equally t"ue information by reading that
paper. We, of course, have nothing to
reply. If Mr.. IIebard is satisfied with
his representation, we think him in his
proper place, as the ally and tool Of CAL
houn aud his accompices.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

E4y- The news of the fall elections will
be looked for with intense interest The
election in Vermont comes off to- day
We hope to be able TO give the result in
our next. The Democratic party, as the
only hope Of saving itself fiom a total de
feat, has wholly repudiated Buchanan and
his schemes Of fraud and outrage.
California elects Members of Congress
on the same day. 1t will, of course, be
some weeks before the result reaches u.s.
We hope for the overthrow of the Le-
compton Dynasty in that State, but the
chances are that the immense PATRONAGE
Of the Administration will be too power
tul for the people. 1t will not be 50 long.
In Maine, the election for Members OF
Congress takes place on the 18th. That
old Democratic State will, we think, send
up united Republican delegation to main
tain the rights of the States and 'the
union of the States" )" against all nullifiers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
I1,eI,wnx RoI,hcrY.

We learn from the Marietta papers. that
a bold attempt at highway robbery was
made upon Absnlom Sharp. in Belpre
Township, on the forenoon of the 3oth
ult Two men armed with bowie knives
and pistols, seized him and demanded his
money. Before they succeeded in their
object, they were alarmed by some per-
sons coming up the road, when the rob
bers fled. A. w. Campbell pursued them,
when one of the villains drew n pistol on
him, when Mr.. c. turned. and pursuing
the other captured him, and had linn safely
lodged in Jail.
The Gazette" says
The next night, II. G. Allen, In COM
pany with two others, hailed the steamer
'Pomeroy' at IIilps wharf boat at the
mouth of Little Hooking, and made search
for the other highwayman, whom they
supposed was aboard the steamer. After
searching the boat for some time, Allen
sent the two men ashore, and was about
to give up the search when the prisoner
WAS ulScONercu unuerneaCn u DerIl III
state room. He secured him, and landing
at Hockingport, marchedhjm up at mid
night, on foot and alone, greater part
Of The way being through woods, with no
weapon but club, with which he kept
time to the 'rogue's march along the
river bank UP to Centre Belpre, e miles
above where he was In ken
This morning the prisoner, who gives
his name as james johnson was brought
before Esq. Campbell, tried and committed
to the tender mercies of constable Riley
Druse in default of bail in $500, and was
brought to Jail by Capt DrSse and guards
and is now in duiance vile. The young
man Allen would make a good detective" :"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
NOTICE.

ELISHA MACK. of the std4e OF Virginia,
IL will tako notice that WiliFia Foster and
John Ashworth, Administrators ofthe estate
Of Thomas Ashworth, dectased, OF Aleigs
County, Ohio, did, on the 20lh day of ugasi,
1858, file their petition in the qouft of Com
mon Pleas, within and for he County <ol
Meigs and State of Ohio, agaii5tsthe said Ell
Sha Mack, setting forth that on. orabout the
first day of April, 1854, the hld.Thomas ASH
worth, then in life, bargaintd kiid sold to the
said Elisha Mack certain real eslateg dtst ribeti
IN said petition, for the,sull Sl$5,oCo, and
that on the first day of April. 1888, there was
due q, d payable on said contrafts of s6le the
sum OF "a 1000, witif interest frotIiiie Said frs,
day of April. tsh4 and ptayin3 iSg ip,lgmepl.
against said Ensiia Mack tor sf4d Sunfpf 81, Z
600, and interestllisreon Gfem the said FIRST
dav of April, 1858, and that said Premises
may be sold 10 pay Said judgment. And the
said Elisha Mack is notified that he is requirea
20 aprear and answer Said petition Oh, OF be-
fore the third Saturday after thg 8th day OF
September = Il. A. PLANTS,
aug24-w6-n34f Ills A ttoney.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
ATTACHMENT

TOHN MacDaniel is hereby notified That on
- the 10th daY of August. 1853, at our in
stance an order of attachment was issued by
George Lee, Justice of the Peace in Sails
bury Township, IN the county OF Meigs, Ohio
in an action Wherein we are plaintiffs and
said John MacDaniel is defendant The
amount claimed in said case is $50 aud inter-
est thereon from December !, 1857, and is
FOR price OF personal property seld aud deliv-
cred by plaintiffs 10 defendant. Said cause
stands adjourned for trial on the 9th day ol
October next, at eight o clock 4. NJ.
WHITING q. HOLLISTER,
PETER McLAREN. and
AUGUSTUS S. CURTIS,
Dong business IN The naine OF ilnIis,er, Me
IoIGh >, 70. 1ug21 3l-u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
NOTICE


M ARIAH HASKlNS, Ella Haskins and Joel
LII Haskins, minor heirs of Joel Itaskins,
deceased. will take notice that petition was
filed against them on the twenty eighth day
of August. eighteen hundred and fifty eight,
IN the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the County of Meigs, by jacob Dams and is
now pending, wherein the said Jacob aims
demands PARTITION of the following real estate
to wit: In section "a, township4, range I2
in Meigs County; beginning at the south east
corner of said section; thence west IL chains
Al links; thence north 1 degree, east lG
chains and 81 links; thence north eighty FIVE
degrCeS, east chalnsjthence north 61 degrees
east ID claims ann 1 links; thence south
eighteen Chains and 43 links, to the place Of
beginning. And another tract in section 33,
IN said township and range. Beginning l6
rods west Of the northeast trner of said
section 33; thence south rods; thence west
eight rods; thence north rods; therce east
eight rods TO the place of beginning. And
that al the next term of said Court, She SAID
jacob Dams VIII apply FOR an order that par
ution may be made OF said premises.
Il. A. PLANTS,
Aug. 3l-35-6t-s5.25. Atty. for Petitioner.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

Rg- There has been fearful mortality
among the Democrats of Kansas. Oxford
which, in the days of border ruffian rule,
waS always good for st least sirteea hun-
drca Democratic majority, at the late vote
on the English Swindle, could only mus
ter sirteen Democratic votes Oh /! what
fall WAS there, my counrrymen The
vote stood I6 for the English bribe, and
I3 against it.
iagee, which was always good for
ttceiVe Anndr'd Democratic majority. did
even worse than Oxford. With what dis
ease did all these Democrats die ? We
hope the murderous Free State men did not
massacre them.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
Fatal Duel New orleans.

Mr.. Israel Gibbons, local editor of the
New Orleans Crescent, who was killed in
duel by Mr.. Hanton, of the True Delta, "
on the Goth inst, served his trade as a
printer ia the Louisville Courier office,
and his mother and brothers reside in
Louisville. One of his brothers is now
connected with the Louisville Democrat. >"
He was for n long time the New Orleans
correspondent Of the democrat, " which
paper says of him:
He WAS an excellent writer. and one of
the best estcorreSpondents who ever contri-
bIted 20 our coums He WIS, perhaps,
ia his 31sr year, aud is thus cut oil at The
fIli dawn Of manhVod.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

M ELZAR NYE, Jr vs.. Thomas D. sorgcn,
-IfA -AleigS Common PleaS--ln attaclme pt
L mas ID. Sargent, of the State Of Vir.
gina, Will take notice that MLlzar Nye, IT,.
OF the county Of MeigS and sta e OF Ohio did
on the 9Th day of May. a. D., 1853, file his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas, with
in and for said county Of MeigS and Stale Of
ONO, against the said Thomas ID. Sargent
st ttIng forth that on The 10th day of
june A. d., 1855, written contract was en-
tered into between the said Nye aad the said
Sargent, by which said Nye agreed to ad-
vance money TO pay the debts, not exceeding
T2,OOO, contracted by said Sargent in pur-
chasing and building the Shady Cove salt
WORKS, in said county of MeigS, and to ad.
vance money to complete said salt works aud
operate the same in the manu- ufacturng of sa It
tor the term o 3 years, in which said contract
SAID Sargent bound himself TO repay to said
Nye, at the expiration OF said three Years the
money to be paid and advanced with interest
a the rate OF 10 per cent. per annum, from
the time OF SAID payments and advances, and
also to pay said Nye s! 600 per annun fJr his
services in managing said salt works. Said
salary to be paid at the end of each year, and
the interest on said payments and advances
TO be paid yearly at the end ofeach Year from
the time said payment and advances should
be made. SAID petition further sets forth that
there is due 10 said Nye, from said Sarge IT.
Tor interest on money paid and advanced by
snld Nye under said contract, and for his said
yearly salary the sum of So, 5S8 95; with in
terest on $1,000 from the 18TH day of June, a.
D., 1886, and on $1,000 from the 10Th day OF
June, A. d. 1857, both at the rate Of 10 pei
cent per annam. And the sail Thomas ID.
Sargent is further notified that summons
and an Older of attachment has been issued
against him from said Court, OH said petition,
at the suit of said Alelzar Nye, Jr. And the
SAID Thomas ID. Sargent is further notified
that he is required to appear and answer SAID
petition on or before The Sd SATURDAY aiter
the 9th day Of October next
aug 24-6t-S5.00 }. BRADBURY,
Atty for 2 plalntif.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
cE-Mr. Robert Stafford recently opene

GE- Mr.. Robert Stafford recently opened
an Indian mound on his farm, some two
or three miles back of Gallipolis, in which
some curious discoveries were made. A
vault in the center was filled with ashes
and clay. Several curiousy- shaped slips
and plates of copper were found. A large
tree was growing on the mound. Who
can conjecture the lost history of these un
known mound builders
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

EI- A little girl, two years old, died re-
Gently in Bradford, N H., from The effects
of phosphorus, which she had swallowed
from matches, with which she had been
playing. Phosphorus is poison. Keep
Your matches from the little folks.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
CHEAP FARM.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale eight,
Il acres of land, all under good fence and
a large proportion under cultivation, with
one mile and half Of hedge, two dwelling
houses, barn and corn house, with a good
well; twelve o. fifteen acres of engrafted fruit
trees, embracing all the finest ap plies, pears,
cherries, PlumS, peaches. urrants, raspher
RES, strawberries, gooseberries, and the Law
town blackberry, The above land is OF
good quality and well supplied with coal,
timber and water. The last vars produc
tions amounted to nine hundred dullars For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber
one mile above Rutland, on the Athens road.
32-tf W. w. HUBBELL.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
Soap and Candle Mandatory.

'INHE subscriber has the pleasure to an
nnounce to the citizens Of PomeToy and
vicinity that he has opened shop or Sugai
Run, near the Tannery, where he will manu-
iaeture, 5nd keep constantly on hand any
arhcie IN his line OF business and we feel as
sured that we can give satisfaction to all W lio
may fayot us with call.
NJ B.-All orders attended to as soon a.
possible DAVID GEiER.
PomerDy, Aug. 2I, lS5..-tl.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
~A gravel train on the Chicago and

|-A gravel train on the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, on Friday week
last, running at full speed, struck wag-
on-full of people who were crossing the
road at The time. The wagon was liter
ally smashed up, and two persons in it
were instantly killed, aud two others were
badly. if not fatally injured. The coro-:
hers jury exoneratcd the Railroad from
AL blame as the persons in the wagon
r'cklessly attempted to cross the track i'm
meIiatclv in front of the train
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

Gg"A son of Mr.. EnocA Dye go:
caught in belt in the Marietta Bucket
Factorya few days since, and before he
could be rescued his aim was crushed and
torn from his body at the shoulder. lie
was released from his suAerings by death
in short time
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
Esy- We are to have daily commu

ESy- We are to have daily communica-
ton with Europe, through the Atlantic
Telegraph. The first reguInr message
sent for the press, was, singularly enough
the news Of the peace established between
England and France, and the Chinese
Empire. The Capilols of Europe are
nearer to us now, so far as news is cor
cerned, than the interior Counties of our
own State. What triumph of human
skill and energy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
DC; Attorney for Plaintiff,
ASSIGNFE'S SATlt.

ASSlGN y SA LIZ.
NNIILL BE OFFERED III Pul,iic Safe, en-
w The 18Th day OF September nest. be-
tween The hours OF 2 O'Clock. NJ. and 2 o.
clcck, =. NJ, ot The Court House ia f"mCroy,
all the night nEd leresi, 3oh IN law and
equity Of James RalSton, at tie date Of the
assignment by him 10 the undersigned, of tie
following described property 10 vii ; One
equal undivided half Of all iial part of Town
Lot number one bundled and eighty nine
ilS9) situated in Pomer1y in sad County of
Megs, which was coRyeyedby Thomas irwin
aud Mary r. Irwin, to Andrew RnlSion aud
James RaStom, by deed learing date
November Itb, lS5G, and recorded im Vol. -,
Pages 42l, 422 and 423, Of the record OF deeds
in said County, excepting all Of that part &c
said premises hargaincd and sold by said An
drew and James RaSi0n, 10 Mrs. Adhlinr
smith wife of Dlocletian Smiil, on wihcl
Said Smith II IVY resides and subject to mort
gage executed by said Andrew ard J0nrS
RalStnn 10 Thomas Irwin, dated November
IN, lSji, and one Mortgage executed hv
said Jas. RalSton TO David GoudSpcpd ,aud one
Mortgage executed by snld James RaiSion To
Ezra Goudspeed both dated March l2ih,
la50, and Excepting and also subject to GER
tain other sales made since The assignment TO
HE undersigned, the avaIS of which 10 lie
applied toward paying the Muugage to Thonl
as Irwin, and which VIII lie fully eACmptliicd
on The day and the place of sale.
Wm. II. REMi NGTON,
NJ. BOSWCKTH.
ASSignres Of James RaIstoh.
August ~, tS53-33 5t.--$4 81.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

REL The yellow fever is raging at New
Orleans. The deaths are reported at
nearly one hundred per day. 1t is also
prevailing At Mobile. Charleston, Vicks-
buro, and other Southern cities.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
7. SUTCLIEE.

SIR, WooIep 4 Cotton Dyer, &C., Con
dor Street, back of the Rolling
Mil, Pomeroy, Ohio,
ID ESPECrFCLLY announces TO the citizens
AUof Pomeroy and vicinity, that he is now
prepared to clean or dye, all articles of GEMS
or Ladiea' apparel. Also, every variety OF
Household Draperics rcgencrated; Bonnet
Bieacbed or Dyed; Kid 6 loves cleaned.
From his long experience in the business
Mr.. SuicIiH hopes to be aL4e to give genera
satisfaction to all who favor hlm with the
patronage. l2-Iv
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

The Virginia "Chronicle" says the
fiux is prevailing to an alarming extent in
Writ and Roam Counties. A large num-
Der Of deaths has occurred, and Of SO ma
Iiynant a type is the disease that it defes
the efforts and skill of the physicians.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
JOHN S. DAVIS,

I ATE OF the firm of Crowley & Davis, dc
Ia signs prosecuting the Planning business,
at the old stand, on Sugar Run. Thankful
for the hbeia bestowal of patronage hereto
fore, hu viii endcaVor to merit It's coELuu-
aHcc by promptnrsS aud neatmcSs. 1G-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

Eg-Six men were recently drowned at
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They were fish
ing on the Lake, and were overtaken in a
severe storm.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
P&7f.&GS AAaAA3Ss e 70 El7I1 .
Matchmaker and Dealer in
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Court s., PomeroY, q,

A NNOUNCES TO the citizens of Pomeroy
IA aud vicinity, that he has just returned
from lhe East, and opened his stond on Court
Street, one ioor below Reeds Drug Store. a
fine selection OF Watches and Clocks, rich
Jewelry and Fancy Goods, all OF which heis
en- abled 10 sell cheap. denomination is So
icited. Thankful for the liberal PM, onage ,
hope 10y strict attention TO business aud fair
dealing, 10 merit a continuance OF the same;
Aug. l1-33-tE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

EwA man named Pitts, fell from a
skiif in a state of intoxica'ion, few days
since short distance below Williamsport
and was drowned. t {
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

90 ES- A speciaIlerm of the District Court
is appointed to be held at Pomeroy, for
Meigs County. on the 9lst inst. Let all
Interested take notice.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

Eg- Cattle are dying at fearful rate
in Lorain County, Ohio The disease is
said to be occasioned by ergot in the
grass.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
SHERIFF,S SALE.
DISTRICT COURT.

4 SPECIAL Term of the District Couri
"A will be held IN PoDeroy, Meigs County,
D., commencing on Munday, The .0th day OF
September, A. D., 1853, by order Of The Judges
of said Comrl. I.. @
Witness my hand and The seal Of oar
IT,. s. District COurl, at Ponlcruy, this IAN
day Ct August, SjS.
m32-.t. r. DOWNING Cl,rk
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

>E1- Geo, r. Lane, OF Ryan County, Ga,
shot his step-father, DR.. W, S. Harden, a
few days since, killing him on the spot.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
NNSIgNttS OF J1IlItS NdIhIUI,
August ~, tS53-33 5t.--S4.sn
NOTICE

NOTICE.
I N obedience to the act Of April l2, 1855.
l ameudatory of the act of april -, lS5I.
HE Commissioners of MeigS County. divide!
he said County into twelve districts, .uch
civil township constituting Il district.
The qualified elections of each nl the above
named districts will, at the ensuing October
election, proceed 10 elect one District Assessor
rcEldtut Of the district, aud having the qu.ll-
iica'luns Of an eleclOr,- as provided .n the
above nalned act.
BY order Of the Commissioners tf Mcigs Co.
August, I, lSj9--33. If.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
y. n.4n awN. q !. y, rs,tty. 50. a"-. t.'
EXCELSlGh MARBLE WCIh~

~. ~ sN sws. p !. y, ,.arnty 50. a "~. ,.' ~.
EXCELSIGh MARBLE WOII[~
Opposite tie L. $ to'"i md ry.u y, as
Norlh Of Coi smllI'~ S'rr-.
RACINE. Mi'iti@' co.. liID.
THE muhtIsit - wuuiG "sl ,,lr ~ "i IN
L tie ciil/rnSor MrrS hi adi ju'". "'' -
lies, that they arc now prep fcd di0irf"'>h i'
rider.
/ Monuments. ad-Slohes. Cuhh:tF-T"r~,
Tnblc.Tops, Manb-.
and crrrvhiug In their line. "f 'Ilr most APP
proved stVle aud vrtt h,St gnnid' "f
FOrcjGn ar American F5HVi,'"
Those Wishiugtu rliaih GOOD WORE "f
ibis kind. at irices w'Irh c'nnni 'niI -
>nli, will do wen 20 give It's nrnll l'''f,rr prr-
chnSiug eIsrwhetr We are re'n't,.d tn piv'i
fun satisfaction to ai who may far"r its with
thrlr pJtrOnaq~ personality, or hr oFd-r,
SKIRNiN, KELLEY y SMITH
Aug I 3.I-tr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
ARRIVALS at T1A CAGELL HOUSE

Auarsr l5.h and ldth.-E VI o.ey, Bedford: ]
Davidson, P,tsykania; &C Murn,l tamphei; j
NJ Gorlan, Baltimore. J J Watson. City;I Bass,
} " Mckinney, APPROXIMATION; J h Il crabi,e, Bal
timore: W NJ Burf,rd, Bedford: d IL Franklin.
Big Lick: & K Nelson. Liberty: W Paris. : X
O,ertnn. Appomattox; } \ Proctor, Petersburg; j
u Batord, richmond; } b Burlall 4 Lady City
Pint; j l. B,ddie, Z S,itll, Petersburg: II Pry
or Amherst; Shepperson, G Pear,nan, Camp
bell; c 5 Taiaferro Baltimnre:G f Dabncy, Rich
mond; " l. Pannill. pittsylvania; 5 j Wood,
Buchanan; " F. Harvey, Charlotte; I Y fariss.
Tenn; II franklin, Charleston: W T. Gardener.
New York; + Reynolds, Va u Il; \ Il Baker.
lIopkinsvllc. Ky; } A fouts. j ID Feather, Bed
ford; " X Purse; L Navy: J NJ Mcpherson. W
Nc Phcrson, Va; W Bariord, Charles City; Mrs
NJ II Slaughter 3 children and servant. Charlotte
J W Armo.ead LAZY. J II Arms,ca,l. y Per-
kins, J q Perkins. Bef nd; A Love, va; John
winy6rll Va ct X; RE Tala.erro, J i Blanks
Petersburg: l. W Lncas, Richmond; VI Hanger, NJ
Il Hanger Smydor. Rackbridge: ) Wilborne,
W Bourin. i NJ Pope. Il Pope Mss NJ J Hawks;
Miss NJ Hawks; Petersburg; j IL BruG Emory
& Henry; L Walker. Echmond d Ardsey. }
Mathews. Burbon, Ky: q " ii Rane, Na& r.
} D Ianison. Bristol Wharton, Lynchhurg;
} I Lampkn, Lady X ) Children. Augusta Ga ;
j " Marcd u II Robertson, S,th, } } Robin
son. J \ Wilson, Petersburg; IL Firkc. J
Hughes +. Day, Richmond; W Reams,
Edward, Na u Tenn X K: Capt. ) IL Mathews,
Packet; 4 W Wri,igcr, Manchcstcr; + Sterks. Va
j p Lahhy, Lynchbnr-; W \ Barnard. ID II Pam
Mill, Pitt-yvaa:a l. W Luras City Of Hills W
Brown. Franklin; " Wlkinson.J II Moors
Liberty; j l. onsh.;. Lady y Servant, Mr. Gary,
Miss Gnrs. y e: I ii G.,h R,aankc: II Hall,
l. ) Navy 7 Rrhar i.on. IL G u uthstv, Calf
fornia; ! F. Tani's. Nofflk; ii I Pear, Apo
mattnx: II t.Jhb.. Don Pedro: 5 Williams.
Hat Creek
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lSN TELEGRAPH,
EATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA,


CoLLIsyoye 7HKsTEtaERs NJ RoPs AMP tRAhfA
Sr. JOINS. Aug. lG.=--rhe steamer Europa. out
ward bound put intodayfor repairs, having come
in collision With tho Arabia irom Liverpool, and
was considerably damaged
The Eurora received from the Arabia Liverpool
papers of the 9th. Tho last adyces received in Eng
land from Central India sa,s the rebellion in that
country is cfcc.naily crashed. Lord Canning
has issued proclamation in which he says there
is no hop, for the pardon VI nny persons whowero
immediately concerned in Wandering British sub
lccts.
AIyiccs from Vienna ssvs, thirt, three thousand
AUSTRIAN troops are concentrating On the Danube
in Southern Hungary. at the point nearest Turkey
The news Of the success OF the Atlantic Tclc
graph Cable was received with much enthusiasm
in London.
Newspapers Cotton ot mddlingand lower
qualities rs having advanced an eighth to n quarter
on the weeks sales. No sales of Breadstuffs re-
ported. Corn is heavy and dull.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

ExTRAvAGANcE-Wha will the people # cold
Virginia" think. when VIC tell them, that the
streets of Abingdon and Marion are Mechanical
with the finest quality of Lines tone-those Of Es-
tvle with beautiful variegated Marble-apd
that railroad near Saltville is laid down upon an
embankment of pure Plaster: These things are
lust SO, let them think they may,