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and title agreed to.
Mr.. Crawford iptrod.,csd

*, VIZ. esctions 70. a. b. c. d. e. 1. q.
and h., yeas 8, nays 30.
The House concnrred in all the amend
ments made by the Senate to chap. Of
title A Of part /.
The House concurred in amendments
made BY the Senate to sections I, 2, 3, 4,
and 8 Of chap. 2 title A part l.
The House concurred in Senate amend
ments to sec. Is Of chap. title part l,
yeas %, nays Is.
The House coacurrel in Senate amend
ments TO sections % and 80, Of chapter 2
title part l.
MIR. Flint moved to reconsider the vote
last had on tie Senate amendment to sec.
l8, lost.
The House concurred in allthe amend
ments made by The Senate 10 chapters 4,
5, 6, Z, 8, and 10 except the am endmen,
Of section 4 Of chapter 10.
Pending which on motion Of Mr.. Craw-
ford, the House adjourned at II o'clock.
2 O'Clock p. VI.
Mr.. Preston Of Linn, with leave intro
duced H. r. file Ill, join. resolution for
the appointment of Warden Of the State
Peniientiary, read a first time and on his
motion the 42d rule was suspended. said
joint resolution read a second and third
time, passed and title agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Babti!t, the special
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were appointed to revise said resolutions for pub
hcation. Mcetiag adjournetktill O'Clock P. A..
Met pursuant 70 adjournment, 1he committes
on resolutions Nv. ekaAeA shsisneaA reNOsted the
following preamble and fesoaasioas wtach were q.
Whereas, the en- .espriss Of he nsope On lie east
stdN OF the MlssissiSpi river give ue alswsances
That ere long res. p0sd will be ognstsuytsd from
Chtsso making its terminus II sotse point on said
rivers and inasmueh sOsrs 81 enolneefs are now
Engaged In making survey on thai fOsAtc, We have
every reason 70 believe that point win BE Me- town
of Albany on the LEFT bank VI said river, and where
- the commefcse aad agf,cuitural Interests Of the
Great West require the enterprise Of the people:
and whereas the internal imrsuvements Of the
cosAtyy IN the construction Of public thorough fares
add Efeaiy 70 she commercial asd agricultural riosa
pe,,sy, and consequently 70 she senera End iadis,d
ual interests OF the c,ttsens. Therefore,
Resolved, That we bflteye the conytrueiion Of .
rail road making ore point at The town OF Csman-
che, on the Mtssissirrd rttss, a,sd the other our
state Capital, not only psaetieAhes bxt altogether
habaaAts Of the district along tho proposed route.
Resolved, That In the construction Of rail road
on sstd route the best agricultural portion or Inc
state would thereby b. sgcomasodated, by furnlsh-
ing tho citizens convenient nseket cor AheP STAPLE
good to tho greatest number. ss. az Il
h Resolved, That on the proposed route the work
q making said road would b at sn expensa of rQus
$1,000 20 5000 ncr mile less thaa a any other pro-
Resolved, That inasmuch % M pspposea rosie
wonu intel sect the Ntsslaerpa river bhove the vps
yer tspls, the auoUns ef fselBhs wvuld thsssoy b
Greatly tuceeased On aoia tuod. ~ 81 IS =
hesolvsdA. yAas shis - (kPs eFa1lse : cesloapy
|to memoriaiae our eato apklDeAAe TINT
@ Wy d. 81 u u SsSsf1|
y hescaved, TINT con hj{t(e ll(ve - o. pc31(Cll
70 obtain the services orihe engineers now engugsd
~ the SURVEY of the st. Charles and Albsay rsl rood
70 make . survey OF the road from Camanchs to
Iowa City. M 4S4z f.s8 " -3y.,,s.1T. NJ E
Resolved, That committee OF two be appointed
10 each precnct In Clinton county to raise funds TO
defray the expense OF said survey. M
Resolved, That u be understo0d a. the sense OF
this meeting that earnest request be made of the
c''ixens OF Scott, Cedar and Johnson counties tn
participate with MS In the advancement OF our en-
terHisc By calling mass mceti,gs within their own
counties.
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For thesileportcr.

Iowa CITY; Jan. lG, 1851. 4
n.so,s r,,-ops. r, con-. ,,,,.r or fn ,s,h ,.o,,
b,vo ,,ntl shai an art,cs ,n,ar ,ho ,o,n ~ :, 80
nr,,.rn T,c nacrn,xr I~,,,v,n,,., I,.n,,, >.
In ,h,, ar,,,.,a ~, a,,.,n,, ~ ma. ~, m ;,on
~ or ,be ,,emocr,,,c nan,tc,s of ne unns NJ n.,
rsson,.i;,es a,arts,, tha s,mo ;cws snd n.,,n,
tss sane ronnd ,ha, r,.,s e. . ,,..,na. ,r ny
m..n, az nc .;.,,a, ,a,;l,, ~ ,."Sh,i,,a.
c,r,,,,,a,,ans ror cormora,o Inhts H. he s;s ,h
L. 10, nr nrsac 49, .is,.scn i, 1; .r,e ~, 49,
r,in,.;,, ,,a s,han ,ha,, cnnna ,ho, c.,I,, ~ ~;
Better, oto ~ n,,ns NO stn.nhn,a.rs ~ cnrnon.
non ,at,e !, tbs,r n, ~ ,hs o,so,,.
nr s.nci, s,,sc.; al ~ :, ~. 900 s ars.
n ;nnc, a., ,,sncl, mon ,ho s,narho,,... - 49,
49, ,,,,,, - - 49, hrr,s 49, ..,n.s ~ s,
hsscr;,an Wn, ~. ~ - s,.s. r.a. s,..s
l.a,,.s.o $50. ,h., -. 49,. 80. - :, ~. 90.
49, i; ~ 49,. ~ ,,.s - .~r., -.
80 Sh. ..;ss.E y is..iss NM ~ ~
s III 80 SfIt{s &ounl the majority deter.
49, ~ make the atockSi.era indrviduaiiv liahIe
,yifhout limit was thia wrone2 Do Won call this
uerectin0 sfafform Of fheir o,cn3,, III so hermit
me 10 saw that il il aplatform arm proud ID stand
upon You say. eve have said nothing or the ad-
ditonal guards to be thrown around our general in
corporation law, first By serere penal clause against
dishonest directors, and secondly by providing
against shifting Of individual liability by trans
Ter Of stock, after contracting debts, all OF which we
have ever and srcnnousiy commended for"
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Notice 10 the Pubic.

0WlN0to bad health, I nm compelled lhos
~ reluctantly 10 quit Merchandising xnA have
concluded to sell my entire stock 4 whrt Il rosf
me. have heavy stock Of Dry. Goo,lS. Cjo-
thing, Boots Md Shoes, hardware, Croceries,
&c, &C., which was pure based last fall sud ~.
iected by my self with great care, fran ihs best
eastern houses expressly for this Market
Country Merchants and other buyers are re-
specially invited 10 give me call. Ys'
PETER WALES.
JON. i0s 1871. ju2a:3m
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SINGING school

HE undersigned proposes 70 teach Course Of
= thirty-six lessohs IN vocal ihussc, commencing
the basement of the Presbyterian cAGSch. Terms i
- % per course; one-thrd 10 be fnid IN advance.
the balance 70 be paid AZ any time bcfofc thu close
Of the term Tickets may be had IL the store or T.
2. Frost 4 Co. None will be admitted without q
ticket. THOMAS SNYDEM
Iowa City, January 8, 1861. q
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STATE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Democracy of Iowa viii meet in convention,
AT IOWA CITYON FRIDAY THE 2ist, DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. ID 1851; for the purpose Of NOM
mating democratic candidate for the office OF
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
The ratio Of repre- f,r the several Coun-
lies viii be, as recommended by the first State con
vention, one vote for each one hundred democratic
voters and one for every fraction over fifty voters
Each county TO be entitled 10 ut least one vote.
The county democratic con,nittees are rogue tied
to take prompt and efficient 10 notify and
org inze their respective Counties as full repre-
sentatioa, energetic effort, and harmonious action
are desirable at this crisis.
N. RENO,
j A.PARvIN,
LEWIS .WHirTEN,
r. b BRADLEY,
Dr.. T.. LOWE.
state Democratic Central Committee.
Iowa CITY, Jan. Is. 1851.
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For the Reporter.
Iowa CRY, Jan. 81, 1871.
MEssRs. PALMER 8. PAUL: Having announced to
large number OF my friends during the past SUM
my determination visit Calfor Ella next spring,
with the view Of bsing absent several years. permit
me now 10 say, through tho medium Of your paper
that have declined dong 30. In consequence Of
such announcement, have frequently been asked
whether should be candidate Cor denomination.
In reply, would simply say, that present no
claims - tine Office hold, and shall Their fore
leave my name at the disposal or my friends. Any
decision they may deem il advisable 10 make in re-
gard to IT, will meet my cordial APPROPRIATIONS While
am not disposed to urge reconciliation. I shall
cheerfully accept II, iftendercd.
Justice to those who have so generously favored
me with their confidence and support, seemed t.
require on my part this public declaration.
am very respectfully, your ob't scry't,
THOs. II. DENTON, in. 4
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J. for
State Of Iowa. will The next term Of the District
Judgment against the Lands and Town Lot" rfea
the sah lands
shall
a5 l5g ( county,. Iowa.
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THE / OW AfC AP tai R POR TER.

lives made them liable, and ~ Mr.. BABpsrr's amend
ment made them liable. THIS cannot be rot around
II 10 . plain case.
tum OF the "eishteen Democratic" q wtrom Ne 10.
sumes to speak sby author,ty and as sir 0r,c,s,''
we have nothing TO sag, inasmuch 81 10 ae not b
eve that he has the authority Of those geatiee for
50 speaking, and inasnuch a. we feet xsll assured
that they viii act In this natter according u their
COOL dispassionate and sober sense Of justice, and
the best interests ofthe party we feel assured that
they have always unaffected willingness 10 act
heretofore in view or the above considerations md
both themselves and the party safely through this
crisis This il enough for Vi 10 know and believe,
Mr.. BAnnlTr has LEFT untouched, every position
which was taken in article, relative to tho inIus
tice ofunquale liability, and to Its sncida, policy,
both a. ragcrds the future prosperity and the ad-
Vancement OF the State and prospects OF the Demo-
cratic party We wish this to be noted as It points
TO moral which 10 expressed in the trte assertion
thatthrice armed 10 he whose cause is just," NOR
al which would be well for politicians always 10
pay diligcnt heed to.
One word in relation toths very polite note an
pended to Mr.. BABniTT's communicatton. There
has been nothing In the tone Ct our hersto-
Tore, through = paper Or otherwise. which woxld
ths1'sssasAption that W wished 10 impuet
& muck less sosugx sas assnoesas w
I9AdIeed1xI N9unt 1SI6x6s wxsf1r1
r. legitimate application. ~ to what M.
(1DlTr isrleascc TO say relative to the fact that
Hthcre IS CHANNEL through which II could be pre-.
sented to the public, we only say, that We were
made aware that fact last weeks when the whig or.
gan, the Republican rhough ostensiby for another
purpose) devoted four columns to prove that uniim
tied individual liability tie democratic doctrine
in Ohio some years since, and therefore should be
so regarded here now.
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FEDERAL RELATIONSHIP woali call atten-
tion to the atc report upon federal relations matc
BY Mr.. SUMMERS, and viii CHI will be found en.bodi-
ed in the House proceedings Of Tuesday Of last
week. Owing to an oversight small portion or
our edition had been worked on Lere the proof III
this report had been corrected. Those into whose
hands those copies may fall will therefore lay the
fault of any omission curacres, where il be
longs-with the printcrs-and not 70 Mr.. SUMMERS.
MR.. CANDLES REPoRT.-As there appears 10
be considerable misrepresentation ~ 10 the subject
Of the public printing Of this State, we win publish
Mr.. CANDLES report next week. II presents the
facts and figures in the seaivc to the conpar-
alive cost fprintng under our own anu the laws OF
other states. r..s p d
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p.;ttes on Interpretations.
/ - ~ .....sS6k... h.;nw /

4 IA time, and on motion Of Mr..
.Sellman, was referred to select commit.
y,tee.
Mr.. President, appointed Messrs. Sell
man, Hendershott aud Specs said comlnit.
tee.
Mr.. Lewis, gave notice that he would
on TO morrow ask leave TO introduce a
bill for an act to provide for the establish
ment Of State Lunatic Asylum.
On motion Of Mr.. Hend.rshott the
Senate adjourned until two o'clock r. NJ.
2o'clock r. NJ.
Mr.. Cook, from select committee re.
ported Senate file 81; bill for an act Ia
prevent the circulation Of foreign bank
bills in this state, which on motion Of Mr..
. Lowe was laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Sales the Senate resolv.
ed itself into committee Of the whole,
for the consideration Of the code Mr..
Lowe in the chair, and after some time
speut therein, the committee rose and by
their chairman reported progress, and
asked leave to sit again, at past q o'clock.
On motion OF Mr.. Morton, Senate ad-
journed until past 6 o'clock P. NJ.
Halt past six r. NJ.
On motion Of Mr.. Morton, the Senate
resolved itself again into conmitiee Of the
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Census Returns.

For the following census returns Of this State
we are indebted to the Hon. GEO. w. NJ CLEARy,
,,C Sfafo.
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whole, Mr.. Lowe in the aAsir, and after
some time spent thersin, the COMMITTEES
rose and by their chairman reported pro,
gress. and asked leave 10 III again, which
was granted.
On motion Of Mr.. Lowe, the Senate
adjourned until 10 morrow morning.
FRrDAy, sJanuarysi7th, 1851.
6 oaslack, i. NJ.
IN HOUSE.-Petitions and remon-
s'rances were presented read and dispos.
ed OF as follows:
by Mr.. Harbour, remoustrance Of cit.
izens OF Mahaska county, against the 10.
Cation OF state road from Fairfield in
! Jefferson county to Waugh's point, there
IN to near Oskaloosa, referred to the Rep
resentatives from Keokuk and Mahssks
counties. -.
BY Mr.. Harbour, petitions Of citizens
OF Marion county, asking charter for a
rail- road from Davenport on the Missis-
,ipp. river to Council BlufIs on The Mis-
SCUM river via Muscatiae, Washington,
O..skaloosa, Pella, Red rock, lndiola and
".nferseit, referred to the com. on inter-
nal Improvements.
~ Mr.. Harbour, retitl0s 81 citizens
lot keokuk and NJ ahask ! counties. asking
i ~
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For the Reporter.

State Democratic Central Committee.
Iowa City, Jan. is, 1851.
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Halt past six p. NJ.

y IIdtI FdsV sM r. NJ
On motion Of Mr.. Morton, the Senate
resolved itself again into conmitiee Of the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
wHIG STATS CONVENTION.

We observe that some Of the Wing papers
do not fully understand the lnannerof solec-
ting delegates 10 the Slate Convention f0r
July Sd. Let us explain.
|, was the desireof the Central Commit.
tee 70 havea large Convention al thar time,
and 10 have il composed ofthe ablest and
most discfeelme of our party, oil iovct the
State. To simplify the business, ii was a.
greed that these delegates should be chosen
in the several townships on the i7Ih june,
and thai they should be delegates, noy TO
the county Convention but TO the SloieT Con-
ven,ion, d, Columbus. For instance, The
county Of Perry has 12 townships. Each
township is entitled to a adelegate 10 lbe State
Convention, and FOR every additional hun.
drcd Wing voses such township is entitled
70 an additional delegate. By this opera.
non Perry county viii probably be entitled
10 abou, is or i6 delega,cs 10 CoIoulbus.--
When assembled in Convention these l5
or I6 delegates will be entitled 10 three .Yolcs,
that being the proportionof Perry county, as
assessed by the Committee. On all ques.
,ions that arise, these delegates being to-
gcther will consult and cgree among them
solves, and cast their three votes according
ly. This lnlter plan has heretofore been
the practice Of Inc delegation in attendance.
whether more or less than the number Of
votes the bounty is entitled 10, in ap cases
casting The number Of votes assigned there.
to. No county Convention is necessary-- -
lie, tho County Central Conmilsee gel the
names Of tho delegates from the several
townships, and send them 10 US wiihost fail
Such is the plan. We hope our Wing pa
pers will see to Il ihut the matter 10 rightly
understood and carried out. a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

WHn- WOULD Hor RATnss ENJOY THE
piessures OF health, and the agreeable con.
sciousness ofweil-being, 70 the gripping pains
Of disessc.-thc bitter continuance Of ILL.,
health and The chilling thoughts Of never
recoveringl
But Of all diseases who is NO, mos! anx-
Gus 10 escape disease Of the Lungs The
very idea oil fa'lIng victim to Consump.
zion, seRts j ;fo:nor 10 the hearI-slrings OF
life. Bun oh how joyful the Thoughts that
LlFH and HEALTH are still our own, when
jus, before despair had spread her dark can
ylss over US. '--
Such, kind reader are The pleasurabls SON
sations experienced by hundreds who by the
use Of Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry, have this dire disease slowly but surely
driven from their system, and heallh-rosy
health, again restored 10 their languishng
bodies.
ll l .'U
See adyertisemont. b..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

Nor DAp-The other evening gentle
mao walking on the wharf observed loaler
Id state of glorious indifference TO call the
Ills that flesh is heir to:"-in fact the indi.
yidual was drunk as lord. lie was stretch.
cd on a bale Of cotton, contemplating the
river with all the serenity Of dpsiness.
y"Hailol" said The gentleman, 'get up
herei Don's you see it's going 10 rain, =
You will be half drowned with the water!"
"Wa,erl drownedl hc" CALCULATED The
loafer with great conlemlt "Wa,er be
d----d! ldoesn't tparonize waterl dcn''
low il 10 come near enough my mouth to
drown mep' ia7Ht tsT7E GH" 4I-
"Well, Welt you must MT stay here, OF
that hug there" pointing 10 a ferocious look.
Ing grun,er, twill eaI you up
"Eu me up, will hel" responded the val
orous toaCer, 81 dar him ,ol If he does
though, pont il make him drunk and won't
he have to 60 to the caluboose! and with a
triumphan, eer Of defiance towards his hog
ship, the happy man adjusted himself for a
snooze.--Memphis Enquirer
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

GTNo man that ever fairly tried McALLlsrER'S
AtL-HkALISo OINTMENT will or can say it is not
good. On the other hand, Others are saying that
il is the best family Medicine they have ever used.
Now, we wish it to be fairly tried before giving
judgment either way. Aa for ourselves, we know
Of no better article of Medicine, in Scrofula, Scald
Head, Old Sores, Itch, Salt Rheum &c. &C.
Also, for Rheumatism, Group and Gout, we believe
it ia unequalled The Hair Oil too, will cure
Badness when all Bears Oil or other cosmetic
known have failed. H .'at
For sale by J. p FLEMING and D. REED, au-
thorized agents for Meigs county. n32w2
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UNION WOOLEN lIANUFAC CToRY
PATRoNIzE HOME MANUFACTURES.

THIS ESTABLISHMENT, which has been in full
i operation more than two ycais, has, within the
last year, received an additional SET Of new ma
chinery and the proprietoTs feel confident that
they are fully prepared to give perfect satisfaction
TO their patrons. Their machinefy being the
sa Best nnd mOsf AEpgOvca, &
and their workmen ExPERIENcED and PAITHFVL, the
Goods manufactured win equal IN quality any in
the East or West andwin be sold At prices as low.
Who will not pstronize the home manufacturer
ilg when Quality and Price oi n71
are as favorablel The proprietoD trust that mer-
chants and others, wishing to purchase Goods Of
the description manufactured at their mill, will
extend to them their patronage They are also
preparedto
CARD ROLLS, SPIN, FULL, LEESS AND FIN
ISH CLOTHS, SHAWLS, BLANKETS,
OR ANY KIND OF GOODS, ist
for customers, at very low rates butin all cases
the Wool must be brought clean. !,
P. s. Price for Carding Rolls White, &C.;
Mixed 6 to 7c,; Carding and Spinning, l6c, and
other work in proportion.
U-The most liberal prices paid fol Wool at the
Factory. ti54 4 m ~
Gallipolis, May /, 1851 sa ,a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
MerriIl's Black Salve.
For curing Fresh Cuts' Bruises, burns
\ Fessr Sores, White Seedlings. and ii
Gatherings 81 all kinds.

When used to be spread on a piece 9,
linen or cotton clolh sufficient TO cover the
wound; dress the wound once day, oi'enerf
if thought ,pocessary; cleanse the wound
with lighy wash made Of CASTLE soap once
day. Abpy,he plaster thick Or hin as
tho case fnay require. No case OF morlii,
calion hes! ever leen known while using ms
salve; and a thorough Trial will give sal'Slac'
lion to al who make use Of it,
Manufactured at Rutland, Megs county,
Ohio. Price 25 cents per box. q.
0-D. RUTHERFORD, General Agent,
10 whom all orders mus, be addressed.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
Notice

DY virtue of writ of vend ex. to me directed
ID by the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs coun-
ty, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of the
Court House in Pomeroy on the first day of the
uext term of said Court, between the hours pre-
scribed by law, the following real estate, to-wt;
The westerly half of LOT number one hundred and
thirteen [l1S1 in .the town of Pomeroy. Levied
on as the property Of James Murphy at the suit of
Charles A. Kirby for the use Of Mattias M. Saun-
ders. ,a Jlfli
M W. COLLINS, g. NC.
May I, 1S6l-n90w6 81 so
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
NOTICE.

- :
A. AVlNG concluded 10 close up the Dry
IN Goods business in Pomeroy, and giving
no further crcdi, t0day one, We respectfully
ask all those indebted 10 US, 10 call immedi.
alely and soile either byonole or payment
Don', forget our former notice, ",hat all
claims due us previous 10 Alb Of July, 1859,
will be put in suil Immediately" for collec-
lion.
TO our customers then, we kindly ask
them 10 come Immediately and settle. 1t
is important 10 make d speedy. wind up, SO
as 10 commence in or other intended bust
ness nj cerain time. II is not our wish Il,
make cost or trouble. Come now--come
all. REED & BROTHER. Z
May ], 1851.
OF N. B-Our stock on, hand will be
sold from 10 10 copper cent. cheaper Than
former prices, or cheaper Than The same ar
ticles can be had in any other store.
,Ia;H3 e p sa2Ea R. & B.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
W. PALMER. Admir-,
Of John Duyls, decd.
May I. 1851.

AkOTlCE is hereby given ,hore will be
eN petition presented 10 the commissioners
of Meigs county. Ohio, al there next scssun.
praying tnr all a,eral ON in the State road
leading from Athens 10 GullipolS, TO COM
mence in the center Of tho road ai The
crossing of The creek near Joseph iiowelI's.
and 10 terminate in The ccnler Of The rad
al Seem Day 8, go thai said road viii run
parallel with The Saline between Iioralio
While and Peer Akin, the road 70 be locs-
ted IN said While land, aud 10 yaca,e So
much of tho old road Ms is between The
Wilksvillc road and The crossing Of the
creek first named. May !. 1851
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

NJ Oticc There will bsa petition presented,
~ to the Commissioners OF Meigs county. At
their next session praying for county road to be
laid out and established as follows:--C Commencing
at lot Mo- in Dmville; thence north with tho
middleli Of Section 1S in Salem township, to the
southwest corner Of Swearengens land; thence q
northwest course TO William Davis barn; thence
through said Davis land and r. Andrews land lot
through W. Haycock's land, keeping on the essN
side Of acertain run 70 widow Edmundson'S fcncef
thence on the east side of ths run closs TO the hill
to ineHect the road at Jsioes r. Erakssps sshery,
Apnl ~, tSbl,--R2sw4pd. a{ ftt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

SALE BY ORDER OF COURT On
y The 3lsldny Of May next, between tho
hours Of ten A. NJ. and P. NJ, At the door
Of the Courthouse in the town Of Pomeroy,
will be sold 10 the highes, bidder 'hs follow
ing real estate us the properly Of J"hu DOYLE.
deceased, 10 vii: the north casleriy half Of
lot No. 102 OH court street in Porncroy. The
same 10 be sold subject 10 tho dover Of Mary
Fish therein. Tctms Of sale, one-,hird in
hand ono-ihird in six, and the residue in
lwclye months from sale whh interea Oh de-
te'red payments. s1eu
W. PALMER. ALm'r.
Of John Davis, decd.