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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-11

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
The RaIloom Mania.

Notwithstanding the many fatal acct
dents, and the hitherto Improbable re-
suits of ballooning, the mama is more ir-
tense than ever. Certain parties have con-
cieved the idea of crossing the Atlantic IN
balloon, and are making the necessary
preparations therefor. We think il prob!
able the feat may be accomplished. and
quite as probable that the daring naviga-
tors Of the air" will perish in the attempt
A few days since, the celebrated La Noun
tain and Mr., Haddock, the editor Of the
Watertown Herald" made an ascent
from Watertown N. Y, and in four hours,
landed in dense pine forest in Canada.
three hundred miles from the st arting
place. -' s"' l.Fs''"
They were four days in the woods with
nothing to eat but live frogs. Their friends
had given them up as lost; but to their
great relief the wanderers have returned.
The suffering Of the balloonists as pub
lished by them, was severe in the extreme.
But it will not likely deter either them or
Others from further expeditions. {. The ac-
count is too lengthy to be published in the
Ielegrdph. lia ,,.as-5 .4emst 4aa sRg
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18

good look at his antagonist, ran his eye
rapidly overithe intervening ground as if
drawing beeline, and did not again raise
his eye until the word was given to Ere,
which was at quarter past seven. Mr..
Bfoderick raised his pistol, and had slowly
brought it to angle Of forty-6ve degrees,
when. owing to the delicacy Of the hair
trigger, it was discharged, the ball en-
tering the ground about four PAGES from
him. Judge Terry fred a few seconds
later, Taking deliberate. aim; at that instant
Mr.. Broderick clapped his left hand to his
fright breast, reeled slowly to the left. and
before his seconds could reach HIM, fell to
the ground, still holding his pistol
Judge Terry folded his arms, but did not
move from his position. The seconds Of
Mr.. Broderick Immediately ran to his aid.
and found that the bullet had entered Just
forward Of the right nipple,and had lodged.
as was supposed, under the left arm.
Judge Terry with his friends, upon
leaving the field, drove rapidly into the
lefty, and took a boat for Oakland. and
thence by a private conveyance to Sacfa-
mento, via Martinez. At the latter place
he experienced some difficulty in getting
ferried across to Benecia. The flags in
both places we're then suspended at half
mast caused by the false report Of Mr..
BrodericR's death. He was able to speak
during the afternoon; but owing to the
wounding OF the lungs. the articulation
was generally unintelligible. The inter
nal bleeding caused intense pain and a
suffocating sensation. No hopes were en-
lertainedof his, recovery. and at 9 o'clock
on the morning Of the 18th he expired.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Dy virtue Of an execution 10 me. direc,ee
|Dfrom the Court Of Common Pleas OF Meigs
County. will offer f sale at the door of the
Court House in Pnmeroy, at 10 o. clock noon,
on the Sd day Of November, 1859. the foil wv
ing described lands and tenementsi to wit.
situate in said Meigs County ard COM
mencing al the south east corner of Peter
Jeraman's limo and running south fifty feet
along the Athens and Pomeroy road; thence
est up the hill to 7. Montague'shne; thence
north fifty feet 4, Jeralman's line thence down
10 the place OF beginng; being part the land
which is described in deed from Nal Nye to-
Thomas Golden. dated September, Sd. I84l,
and recorded in volume 8 pages ATT and 47a
ofthe records Of said County. and sold as the
property Of Jacob aud Catharine Hess at the
suit OF William Foster ana John Ashwo.th,
Adminintrators Of Thomas Ashworth decd. ;
Appraised at 1866 co. Terms of sale cash.
Oct. / l.-405t 80. j. v. SMITH, S. NC.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
TIle state ElecllOll.

We congratulate our Republican friends
and Democrats as well--on the auspi.
cious result Of the electionin Ohio We
have no disposition to exult over the uttel
prostration of the Democratic party. The
masses of the party are doubtless honest,
and dtnany Of the.more intelligent, afterthe
| first modification sof defeat has passed,
will rejoice with. US at the result, for they
will share in the commons benefit, The
leaders, whose all wa, at stake, will rave o.
course, and in their, downfall we upfeign-
edly rejoice. We s'it s} NJ A
We confess .heresult Is far bey ondeoul
expectation. We ex pected to elect The
State ticket, and with the anticipated aid
of Hamilton County, hoped to carry the
Legislature. But as stated in our last
number. without Hamilton County we did
not hope to succeed. t,.......5 ..te
In the last Legislature the Democratic
party had, we believe, 26 majority on join,
ballot, iAs}their very existence as party
depended on their success this fall, they
made as they themselves sald, "almost su'
perhuman efforts.' And as they every
where professed to becertain Q! success, we
did not hope to overcome solarge amajorily
as 26 in The Legislature. But the result,
shows that, although we lost the ten mem
bers from Hamilton County BY a few
votes, we. have still carried both brances
Of the Legislature by the unprecedented
majority of SO on joint ballot. This Sc,
cures U. S. Senator in place Pugh, and
fair and honest Districtin G Of the State
for members Of Congress, .l5 I,,.. p, s.,
Itsettles too, the vote Of, the State for
PresideLt next year. All factions of the
Democratic party were united in the cleo
ton just past. But it is morally impossi-
bic that they should unite again The
feud between Douglas, Buchanan, Wise,
Hunter, and JEFF. Davis, and their respec;
tive followers, only waited the fall elect,
ions to break out In irresistible fury. |,
manifested itself in the murder of Senator
Broderick Of Calilornia-DougIas most
valued friend--as soon as the election
there was past. And the organs ofthe
factions are now filed with vindictive Bit
terness unprecedented in political contro-
versies heretofore. ''' ''"'.'
The friends Of freedom and good gov
ernment will take fresh courage from the
splendid victory of Tuesday last, and NOV
ing forward in the calm majesty Of con-
scious right, relying upon the intelligence
and virtue of the people, will, next year, re-
store the General Government to the prin-
ciples ofathe Fathers IN the earlier and
purer days of the Republic. Let all the
people rejoice! a,iJ lo'' '@,r'sr'~'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18

EwA child of Mrs. Henlen, about two
years old, residing on Fair-alley. sitting on
a. doorstep yesterday. was seized by a
large hog, dragged into the street and
severely injured before some boys, who
noticed the act, could drive the infuriated
brute away. One leg Of the child was
shockingly mangled, but no serious result
is feared Columbus { Ohio) Statesman.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
Valuable steam SIOuriliE Mill
Gdar NlS14 NJ t'@fFg.i y


,TInder an order OF the Conrtof Common
" Pleas at ihe March term thereof, AcD.
1859, On Friday, the 4th day OF November,
"A, d, 1853, at enc o clock p. M, at the door
OF the Court House in Pnineroy, in the
County Of Meigs, Ohio, in pursuance OF IAN
order of the said Court, made atithe March
term. 1859. Iwrll, as receiver, duly appointed
by said Court. sell at pubic olltcry, the real
estate hereinafter mentioned, to wits The
property, known as the .Crysta! MILF prop
ertv, situated in Middeport, in said county,
together with all Of the parcels Of lan'i and
privileges thereto belonging or appeitainiRg
--and Tor more accurate description of the
several parcels Of land comprising said
.sGrystsl Milp' property, refelence il hereby
made to q deed of assignment, made byA.
Murdock and L, S. Nye 70 ]. Gertwrlght and
N. R. Nye, dated December 2, 1858, and Of
recordsip said County, in Vol. 81. page s63-
4-5-6-7. Terms, Of sale, one thiTd ot, pur.
chase money in hand, one third in one, ana
in two years Rom sale. W.T.
, Oct, {. .-4C.et j. CARTWRIGHT, Rec'f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
iarielta l. Gin. and Hillsboro 4 Ciu. R. r..
81 @ M

NN and after Monday, April II, tiains will leave
" Athens as follows: ~ i,3l =. EiUb
GONG EAsr-Mail at l- 2:l2P.M.
GoINa WEsT-Mail at li05P.M
The mai, trains east and west make close eonnec
tons at Parkersburg with the trains of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
All train east and west make connection at Love
land with trains the Little Miami Rail road to and
from Columbus. .ai.'tL lI' "'t
Tickets at reduced rates sold at Chilcothe and
Athens, for Columbus. +aH
Through tickets can be obtained at the principal
ticket offices on the line Of the Road for all points
east and west ~ w
4 discount Of ten cents on each ticket from regu-
lar tariff rates will be made on all ", kes purchased
at the ticket offices. b.. GATES. Sup't
J. FosaITT, Genr Ticket Ag't Chil.Ap.H, 80.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18

%We publish in another place, q
communication from our friend r. Bissell
Esq, and for which he will accept our
thanks, and the assurance that we will be
happyto hear ron him again athis con-
veniehce.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
F all Good $

Tust received a supply of seasonable goods,
d consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing, Books,
Stationery, Groceries, Hardware. and al
other kinds of wares and goods, which are
wanted IN this country, making II THE best
assortment of Merchandise to be found un-
der any roof in the ceusty-all ofwhich'w II
be sold at very small advance, for cash, or
approved trade. a.t ..f3 ........
u Corner OF Front and linn Streets. HHt1
'r!Oct. I1th. -42-tf WIN. H. REMINGTON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
MARRTMD.

On the 5th inst, by Rev. L. s. Twombly, Mr. GEO.
l.. PARKER and Miss MARY JANE TAYLOR, all
Of Meigs Co., Ohio. --a.-.
On the 9Th inst, by the same, Rev. r. @. VII.
LiAMs, Of Hartford Co., Conn.,, and Miss ANNA
FESLER, Of Meigs Co., Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
Glorious News.

Republican Governor in Ohio, elected
|by nearatwenty thousand najorityl!---
Both branches. Of the Legislature Repnbi-
can, by the unparalleled majority Of thirty
nine on joint ballot! Dough -faceism, in
the person Of Senator Pugh, effectually
crushed out in Ohio! a Republican SEN
ator willbe elected who will represent the
people Of Ohio instead ofthe slave trading
disunionists Of the South, as the pusillani-
nous Lecomptonite who has misrepresen-
ted us for the last six years has done!----
An honest distributing Of the State is se-
cured, and fair expression of the will Of
the people can b had at the polls in fu-
ture! The victory is complete, and such
as was never before achieved BY any party
in the State. Let the people everywhere
rejoice. 4srs 2a1H-a ''qus']
More Glorious News.
Pennsylvania, the Key. Stone State---the
home of Buchanan, and the strong hold Of
Democracy-has stepped along side Of
Ohio and the other Free States, and rolled
up most magnificent majority againstthe
mis-named Democratic party. The Leg
islature is even more overwhelmingly Re-
publican than that Of Ohio. The last
remnant Of dough- -faceism is nearly swept
from the Legislative Halls Of that ancient
Commonwealth! i. t.-si iad ae. ~
A Republican Senator is secured in the
place OF the plant and servile Bigler! No
proposition has ever been broached by the
Southern fre-eaters which did not find
a willing tool in this same Bigler. Itwas
thought that no degree Of subserviency
could break the allegiance Of the Demo-
Gratis Of Pennsylvania to the party. But
the result shows that the leaders counted
without their host--tbat there is a point
beyond which the masses Of the party will
not be driven. " 't ''''" fft
All hail! 6 loriously triumphant Penn
sylvania! Ohio sends greeting. and side
by side, in the coming and final struggle
for the right says, "let the only rivalry
be, which shall be the truest to the Con-
stitution. the Union. and the rights Of hu-
manity!" ..- ..4 ...t -.a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GTNOtIce-The Board Of Directors of the
Meigs County Agricultural Society met ac-
cording to call and appointed the follow ing
Committee to procure new Fair Grounds: D..
R. Jacobs, Abner Stout and ]. x. Ellis
This Committee will meet in Middleport, on
the I'd Friday in November. ANY PROPOSE.
tion to sell or lease a suitable place for hold
ing Fairs will be heard on that day.
The Board of Directors will meet at the
Court House on the Sd Saturday in Novem-
Der, to decide on crops. All those wishing
to compete will attend, having their state
ments properly authenticated. IL sau *
sraaar BY order OF the Board. ."
---l -..-.- ..l.- GEO. ,McQuIao. Rec Rec,Y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18

HoLLowAy's OINTMENT AND PILLs-A FRIENDLY
wARslNa--These great remedial preparations have
been initiated. and the limitations may kill az cor
tany as the genuine articles euro. To prevent the
possibility Of imposition, purchase no pot of ont-
mcnt or box Of pills unless enfodcd in hook Of d.
rec;ons bearing the words. Holloway, New York
and London,'' impressed as water-mark on each
leaf Furnished with the true and Legitimate speci-
acs the old. young and mid'Ile-aged Of both sexes
may with absolute certainty those diseases of,he
dig eestve and secrctive organs, the skin, and the
flesh, which physicians aro accustomed to pronoan
9ncurable.n I' .'' r'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18

DR. Roh.cE's Sea NDIsAvlAs RRMEDrEs.--1here is
something new under the sun, for here we have two
medicines composed OF herbs from the interior o.
Sweden, which 1t is affirmed Sil cure majority OF
the diseases of mankind. The assertion might be
doubted, the proof were not at hand. But wha,
shall say when hundreds OF persons testify TO the
fact part of their own joyful experience. We
may wonder. bnt how can we any longer doubt2 Ask
DR.. Robaek the modus operandi OF his cures, and he
tells you that his Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are
Natures detergents; that the veins distribute health
or disease, according to the purity or impnrity of
their evernowins contents, and that his natlicines
remove every Infectious, morbid and nnwholesorne
element from the stream of life. Woris may be
doubted, bnt cures speak for themselves. If the
dyspcptic is relieved. the crippled victim OF rheum-
aism is restored, .he scrofulons patient cured the
consumptive brought back as 1t were to life and
health, we must needs believe In the means which
accomplish such benefcent ends See advertisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18

NATIONAL pisrENsARY FOR PRIVATE plsrAsfs, estabr
lshed January Ist, 1853. FIVE. THOUSAND DOL.
LARS FORFEIT. Three Eminent Physciansi in con
stant attendance.
The faculty of the institution, consisting OF aA
PROF. EGBERT JACKSON, ..' 20
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
DIR. RO BERT HERBERT, 172S
Late of Phil, member of the Society Of Friend g. and
NJ. EUGENE VELPEAU. ~
..- Late Of the London and Paris Hospitals
Guarantee under Penalty Of $SO0n, complete
cure Of every Sexual Disease, however aggravated
By neglect, and t... Cd .@'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
A Flourishl.lg Inst tuition.

The. Ohio Penitentiary contains cells
for seven hundred and six conyicts. This
was supposed, at the time of its construc-
ton to be more than would ever be occu-
pied. During last Winter it became. mani
fest that more room must be furnished to
secure the increasing number of convicts.
The Legislature accordingly made an ap-
preparation for enlarging the. Institution
by. the addition of ninety new cells.-
These are not yet complete. But in the
meantime the number has increased 10
eight hundred and sixty. One hundred
and fifty six are now lodged nightly in the
Chapel under strong guard And il the
additional cells provided for by the last
Legislature were eomplstedit would'stiil
leave sixty-four unplovided for. : And the
Fall term Of the Courts in the several
counties will doubtless send up a large re-
enforcement. 6 a.ds 1850 4s..l s-.e,
, One of two things must be done.---
Either new Penitentiary must be provi-
'ded for Immediately or the Governor must
deal out pardons by wholesale, To keep
the eouvicts in the present buildings is
simply an impossibility. .1;q,a
E9- Our readers will remember the
celebrated DR.. Graham OF New Orleans,
who committed a rnurderain a Hotel at
New York. some two or three years ago.
for which he was sentenced TO the Peni-
tentiary, and soon after pardoned out BY
the Governor, on the. earnest solicitation OF
The 'Governor'and other prominent citizens
of Louisiana" We see by -our exchanges
that the Dr., has just been Killed in d fracas
in drinking. saloon in, New Orleans
Four balls from revolver entered his
right breast within few inches of each
other, killing him almost instantly! His
executioner was Earnest Toleando., An
inquest Nas held and the Jury returned a
verdict fully justifying Toleando In the
slaughter Of Graham.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18

Gg-'rhe Hon. Joseph r. Swan, chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Ohio has
resigned bis position, to take eject on the
third Tuesday Of October, which is to-
day. The Governor will make tempo.
rary appointment until the term Of Judge
Gholsoh. just elected, commences The
Governor, taking the vote Of the people rs
an instruction will doubtless tender Tie
appointment to tie Judge elect.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
Polmeroy Retail MARKET.

F"MERoY' IUEspAY'VctobeF To, iS5g.
Flour. S5.0n@s5.50S y hrl. Cheese, (dom. lsc y b.
Wheat. 9OCg$ 90 y bush Cheese, (W. RI S6Ri2kc
Oats, $500 40c. y hush Soap, 5@l0c. y b..
Potntees. 8NG60c y bush Candle es. Qallow) 14@l5c
Apples, (gTeen) 40@75 Candles, (opal &c.
Butter, I5c. per h. Candles. (star) 25c.
Eggs, I0c. v doz. fa W. Fish, (Cod) 598kc.
Molassas. 42945c. y gal. Fish, (Mackerel J 6@IOc
Sirup, 751 Leo p gal. Fish, iWhite) 7c. =
Sugar. IN. o. e99c, p B Pickled Pork, 99l0c.
Sugar (White) l2A@l5c. Shoulders. Q9l0c.
Coffee, l2@l5c y b. Sides, (smoked) 9910c.
Rice. 6dD7ctp m. Hams. loc.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-18
suu More Glorious News.

O"-'- 'S eaVssS lNSNVNe
Indiana held her election on the same
day as Ohio and Pennsylvania. The re-
turns are not received sufficiently to give
the result, but so far as heard from the
Republicans are sweeping the State. The
latest telegraphic dispatches indicate the
complete triumph of Republicanism in that
State. AS there were nothing but County
officers to be elected this year, the result
of the contest there is only important as
showing the change in the popular senti-
ment in the right direction, and giving
assurance that Indiana will be in perfect
harmony with her sisters of the East, North
and West in 1860! Welcome Indiana, to
the Republican fraternity! Yes, thrice
welcome! " nf, go n'e joe yf"e'tna'
And StiIE More Glorious News. ''. r
Iowa, from her free homes on her broad
prairies, has just given in her verdict in
the great case of "Free VS.. Slave Labor
She held her election on the same day as
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, &c. The re-
turns are not all received, but SO far as
heard from, she has followed in the train
of the other States named, and given re-
buke to the subserviency OF her Goughfaces
that will be remembered for the next gen.
Grafton at least sa -..,-5 s.sI
And thus, from all directions the cheer
ing news comes to strengthen the faith,
and confirm the hopes, and nerve the pur-
poses of the true friends of their country
The people cannot be made the instru-
ments Of their own degradation 1t is a
sublime spectacle to see the masses Of the
people rise in their might. and. bursting
through the ties and prejudices Of party,
smite down BY the silent but omnipotent
power Of the llot-box, the men and the
party in whom they bad SO long trusted!
1t teaches a lesson that will not. soon be
forgotten. Although a temporary sue
cess may be won by sham, and falsellood
by frauds and Misrepresentation in
the end. straight forward, honest course
in politics, as in everything else will be
found the most successful. and the eooner
the fact is admitted the better il will be
Tor all parties. '.s' ' Fl (
And still Further and More Clio
riOus News Expected!
Minnesota held her election on the same
day as Ohio, DC. She elected Governor,
two members of Congress; and Legisla-
ture which will elect U. s. Senate. in
place Of Shields. Fl
We have not heard from any portion OF
the State. but judging from the vote of
Ohio. Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Iowa,
we expect next week TO announce the COM
plete triumph ofRepublicanism 10 the new
and gallant State. 1t can hardly be, that
she will permit the doughfaces that now
speak in her name to disgrace her long in
the halls Of Congress. Nv. L ft,,. o..
p. s. Since writing the above we have
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