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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-10
Candidates for the next Legislature.


SENATE.
bartholomew and Jennings. L. Spann, Dem.
Brotcn and Monroe-James s. Hester, Democrat.
Henry-Ezekiel T. Hickman, Democrat: W. A. Riff
ner, Wing.
Huntington &c.-James R. Slack, Dem
Johnson-Gilderoy Hicks, Dem.
Jaekson--Frank Emerson, Dem
Noble and Whiley-Thomas Washburn, Democrat
Henry Swihart, Wing.
PaTke and Vermaiion-O P Davis Democrat
Perry, Spencer and Warrick-Job Hatfield, Dem.
Randdlph-Elias Kizer, Wing.
Shelbp-James M. Sleeth, Dem.
Warren, White, Ger. c. Kendall, Wing.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
.dlieR-I. ID. G. Nelson, Dem.
adams and Jay-John Crawford, Dem
Bartholomec-Joseph Struble, Dem.
Benton, White, Sc.-H Robinson, Wing.
Boone-Wm. b. Beach and jeremiah Landers; Demo
Gratis: VIM. Staten and Jos. Keath Wings
Cass-Thomas H. Bringhurst Wing.
Clark-T. Ware Gibson and Jas. g Caldwell, Deus
DeiaUare-MichaeI Thompson Wing.
Frcnklin-Robert Brundrett and A. J. Ross, Deems
Flovd-P. NJ. Kent, Democrat.
Granf-Zmri Reynolds, Dem; Jos. Morrow, wing
Hancock-John Foster, Democrat.
Henru-Isaac H. Morris, Democrat VIM. W. vii.
liams, Wing.
Roipard Leonard Shoemaker Democrat; Nathan
Lindsey, Wing.
Jackson-Samuel T Wells, Dem.
Jenninge-Edward p Hicks wing.
Johnson-Samuel Eccles, Dem.
King and Frank F. MayfeId Wings.
Laporte-F. w. Hunt, Wing
MariOn-Isaac Smith and Henry Brady. Demsocrat.:
A. A. Hammond and /. B. Sandusky, Wings
MarshaH-Thomas Sumner Wing.
Miami-Richard F. Donaldson Democrat.
Montgomery-Mahlon d. Manson and Daniel c
Slower, Dems.
Noble-Jerome Sweet, Democrat.
Ozren-James Dobson Dem.
Orange-D. s. Hnfstutter, Dem.
Ohio and S,citrsrland-Abel c. Pepper and Samuel
Porter, Dems.
Perrv-John p. Dunn. Dem.
RGndolph-Wliam Mcqueen, Wing.
Rush-James NJ. Conner, Wing
Shelby-Willam Major, Dem.
ST. Joseph-John Brownfeld, Democrat Thomas 8.
Stanfed, Wing
Observation-Disclosures B. Stockton, Democrats God.
love o. Benin, Wing.
Washington-R. Schoonover. Democrat.
Wayne-Joseph M. Bulla, E. Lawrence and John p.
Doughty, wings.
Wells-Geo. Mcdowell, Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-10

President Fillmore, in his jaunt through the Old Do
minion, accompanied by Messrs. Stewart and Hall, Of
the Cabinet and divers other persons stopped at Lower
Brandon, the residence of the Harrison family The
reapers in the harvest field, and the Richmond
Republican says:
The President here showed that he practically
acquainted with farming, for he seizsd bundle OF
wheat and, the establishment rot only of the "
ves but Of his travelling companions, skully bound
up a sheaf with double tie"
He to be more lucky in the double tie in a
Virginia harvest field than in Pennsylvania. The
Scott tie has been practised there and il will require
all of Mr. Filmores adroitness to breakit-Cin. Eng
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
By THE o'RIELLY LINE
From New York.

NEW YORK, July /.
The payments at the Sub-treasury Yesterday consd-
eraby exceeded 50 900 O0O Of which $500 600 Of Mex.
lean indemnity, and 81 900 of
public debt to be paid. To-day draft for another mil
lion was also made Boston Sub-treasury. account
Of Mexican Indemnify. OF this whole amount nearly a
million goes London in COIN The house of S. Jaudon
Peter Conoy Of New Orleans shipments of cotton,
which, under the late heavy decline that article they
have been unable to meet. From assets of Mr.. Cor.
roy In their hands the is about $3.50 600; all
other engagements of the house will be met.
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From Buffalo.
BUFFALO, July 4

At about half past O'Clock this morning. fire broke
out in wooden building near the ship canal, occupied
by Maxwell & Patten forwarding merchants. This
building, together with several smaller Ones also two
large wooden warehouses belonging c. M. Reed
cupied by Davis s Sutten lorwarders. and Pickering
Co., ship chambers, and large number Of shops
destroyed The fire is still raging, but the 6remen will
prevent its spreading further.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, July a.
The anti-savery convention assembled at this place
yesterday President Blanchard Of Knox College, was
chosen President.
Resolutions we're passed that the religious character
Of the members be stated in the roll
committee appointed to prepare address
Eleven States were represented, viz Maine, Massa
chusetts. New York, Penns ylvania Ohio Kentucky In
diana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July D.
The Richmond Republican has an account of ARRAY
which occurred in Nelson county between young
who had eoped with the daughter Of highly resPecta-
BILE family of Amherst and his friends and persons
who had pursued and overtaken the fugitive The BROTH
err of the girl, together with Mr. Hill, instantly
killed, and brother of the runaway bridegroom NOR
tally wounded.
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From Boston.

BOSTON, July 4, . r. NJ
The ship Mowry arrived this morning and reports on
the 10Th of June latitude H. longitude 46l spoke the
brig Fanny from Mobile for Liverpool, which vessel
ports having ship fire and full Of passengers,
supposed to be bound for Mobile The captain of the
Fanny refused heave for the purpose of ascertain
ing the particulars. The vessel and passengers were
probably lost.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July l..
The Governor of Maryland has issued procama
ton announcing the adoption Of the Constitution
II goes into effect the 4th inst
The Liberia packet brings very gratifying intelligence
from Liberia. The country was hourishing, and the
general health good Another extensive slave station
has been broken up.
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Candidates for Congress.

Candidates for Congress.
Dem. Wing.
LIST District, JAMES LocKHART, L. Q. DEBRULER.
I'd District, CYRUS L. DUNHAM, ROGER MARTIN.
Sd District, JOHN L. ROBINSON, JOHNSON WATTS
,.t n.,:. M cnI. IS. w. PARKER
''' "'''''''' w G. w. JULIAN, Alb.
9th District, T. A HENDRIcKs.
s,t No., W. A german,
O''' D'' w. CARR, (Ind. ! LII AA'iAA-
-,L n;.,:., S. G.. DoDGE, IN W Atocr,,,-~
'"' D'S"'''' ]. G. DAVIS, IL " N'SNAOSn-i
9Th District DANIEL MACE. S. A. HuFF, Alb.
9th District, G. N. FITCH. S LIE SoL,HA'
10Th District JAMES w. BORDEN.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON July D.
The cornerstone Of the Capitol laid by the
President yesterday with great ceremonies The heads
of departments, city authorities clergy, and masons
participated, together with large number of military
from the country.
The Grafton by Mr. Webster is highly spoken of.
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Broom springfeld. Mass.

SPRINGFIELD July 2.
Jenny Lind gave concert in the Congregational
Church in this place last evening She will remain
here few DAYS. She is announced to give concert
at Utica on Wednesday evening next, the 9th inst.
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TrThe Washington National Monument now rises go
feet from the ground is proposed in tho French AS
sembly to send block of granite from the celebrated
quarry Of Cherbourg to represent that Republic in the
noble column. The offer will, doubtless, be accepted by
the Board Of Managers.
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q 1t is stated that Senator soule, of Louisiana, in
tends TO sail for California in short time. His visit
will probably be useful as having tendency to bring
about better understanding between the American in
habitans Of that State and the French immigrants,
who are becoming quite numerous
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 6, p.
The murderers of the Cosden family, who to
have been executed the first of August, have been
respited one week.
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MARRIED..

In the city Of Lafayette Thursday evening, ID s by 1t
Rev Bishop UProp, Mr. SALrN Fay and Miss FRANK cARN4
In Mt Carmel, KY, the oath ut, by Rev --, Mr
LorIs BaowSISo and Miss Nancy NJ JOHNSON.
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From Boston.
BosroN. july 8.

BosToN July g.
The ship Frank Johnson from Havana for St. Peters
burgh, put IN here to-day, short of provisions She
ports the ship Sally Ferne from Orleans for Liverpool
as having been struck by lightning when IL days out
and burned to the waters edge. The F. J. took her
crew and SlO0, 900 &c specie
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July D.
All the debtors in the Baltimore JAIL "a in number
were liberated IL o'clock Thursday night under
the Constitution Their friends fired 100 guns in
eommemoratiOn of the event, and had a grand torch
light procession through of the principal streets
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July A.
The steamer City of Glasgow from Liverpool Of the
18th June. arrived this mornings in fifteen and half
days She brings 1877 passengers The steamer Lafay-
cite also arrived to-day.
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The steamer Aspinwal while her way down from
Chagres 10 Gorgona was run into by the Georgia; no
one injured
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From St. Louis.

o. LOUIS, July D.
There immense gathering to witness the cere-
mony of breaking ground on the Pacific Railroad. All
passed of pleasantly. Health improving-only 26 in
terments yesterday, IL of which cholera River
falling steady.
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July ..
At the celebration Morristown. Ind, the Jefer
and Coiumbus Railroad yesterday by the premature
discharge OF cannon, man had one hand and one
arm blown off, and another severely injured.
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From Hartford.

HARTFORD, July 4, p. m.
The first concert Of Jenny Lind given last night
in the Fourth Baptist Church. Some two thousand
persons in attendance Tickets sold from SO to
SO.
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From Piffsburg.

PITTSBURG, july Z. 0 +. M
There are thirty inches in the channel. Wealth
err cloudy with prospect of rain
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DIED.,

City, California Feb 1st Mrs ELIZA wife
Lewis c. Lewis late of this county.
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NEW YoRK. Inlv

The steamship Lafayette, from Liverpool, whence
she sailed the 18th ult, for Philadelphia put in here
at o'clock On the 10 ult., in a thick fog she came
in collision with the brig Jane, from Quebec loaded
with lumber which sank in a few minutes after. The
captain and saved. The Lafayette lost her
bowsprit, jib-boom and sustained other damage.
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CHEAP LANDS ON CREDIT.

CHEAP LANDS ON CREDIT.
EyHE valuable subscribed the Indianapolis and Beeon-
Railroad Company amounting about rs, 900
rights of redemption,
Of Adams Alien Backord Bartholomew Boone, Brown Clay
Clinton, Delaware Dekab, Fountain Fulton, Franklin Greene
Grant, Hancock Hamilton Huntington Hendricks Henry, How
ard Jay Johnson Knox Kosciusko, Marion, Madison Marshall
Montgomery Morgan Porter Putnam Parke Randolph Shelby
Wells Wabash and Wayne be entered the Office the Conn.,
pay sub divisions original interest and taxes fourth
In the balance four equal annual instruments The
by Company their cash value appraised
upon judcious when
value and before works ofmproyemem had
TO their present state. SAMUEL HANNAH, TfeasueY,
juy7-3w indianapolis and Belefontaine r. r. Co.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF INDIANA:
A PROCLAMATION.

WRAPPERS MAGAZINE for July,
n Just received and for sale by s. MERRILL.
juy5 No. l, Temperance Hall
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From New York.

NEW YORK, July I, p. m.
The Empire City has arrived from Chagres, whence
she sailed on the 2Sth ut, with California mails and
over a million and ahaf in gold. She arrived yesterday
at o'clock. She brings 275 passengers.
The Isthmus was healthy Daring robberies the
returning CaIilJrnians are frequent.
The first locomotive was started the Pacific Rail-
road across the Isthmus on the 24h.
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STATE OF INDIANA, BOONE COUNTY.

In THE PRoBATK CouRT AUersI TERN 1881.
Petition for Partition md
Buck Helena his wife,
re his WIFE Sram Peters, Philip Peters, Rebecca Peters Eu
sebus Pcers susnnah Peters Vounne Peters, Sylvester Peters,
and Lovns Elrot.
DE known, that This 23d day May. 1881 the said Solomon
ID Buck fled office Of the Clerk Of said
Court his affidavit that said Def Philip Peters This
resident Of the State Of Indiana Therefore the said Philip Peters
hereby notified of the fling and tendency petition
named cause against aim in said Court and that unless he appear
said Court the calling of said the
be held Lebanon ID
gust and plead said petition.
therein contained will be taken confessed and held
against him. Attest, WM. c. KISE. Clerk
ime12-3wlwp Py LII LANE. DEPUTY.
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NIzzHION
the May Of the Marion Prnse Court A. D. ISL ssd
Court declared the NATHAN PADGETT. deceased
probably nsolven Creditors therefore required file their
the for allowance the said Probate Court
within months from the date hereof they win be eed
TO payment THOMAS MORROW,
May %, Is5ls-june5-3wtwl Administrator.
IT Asst LEAVES OF AMERICAN HISTORY. by Ennis
j Willard
THE HUNG ARIAN STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM. by Psussy
UReceved and fol sale by s. MERRILL.
june17 No. Temperance Hall
REEoHNuT.A Frsrconia Story. BY Jacob Ahhoa.
ID Just received by s. MERRILL
mays No /, Temperance Hal
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SERVICE AFIOAT AND ASHORE, during the Mexican wal
- by Lieut.. Semmes, U. s. Navy
Just received and for sale by 8 MERRILL.
juy5 No. l, Temperance Hall.
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uuARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for July.
Just received by c. B. DAVIS
july5 (Siaesman copy.) No 10, Washington Street.
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NTEw BooKs-LIvEs OF THE CHIEF JUSTICES OF
~ ENGI.AND by John Lord Campbell;
EASTBURY tale: ny Anna Harriet Drurv:
THE MOuLDER,S AND FOUNDERS GUIDE -. fl
Ju,treceved by C. B. DAVIS,
iuys Statesman copy No. IL, wsshmson suess
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03

A Nsw IksrRiUmRNr OF DRsrRUcrroN.-,

A NEw lNsrRUMENr OF DRsTRUcTIoN.-A
rife capable Of firing 25 bulls every minu le
Including the lime of floadine, was shown &c
us day or two since, as an impor.
,ant Improvement in firearms. Under
the barrel, in the place Of the or.
dinary ramrod, is an ordinary lube. CON-
tanning me rs bulls, and by cooking the
gun ball is brought up 10 the barrel, and
the same operation also brings up from the
breach spill" Of priming The charge OF
powder is con,ained in the ball, which is
hot round, bu. oblong, and having an open
ing, which is corked. shu, after she powder
has been introduced. The quantity of pow
der is only a8 grains. and drives the
ball with greater force than the large charge
in an ordinary gun. This is a new inven.
lion, and the manufacturing Of the gun is
now beginning a, Williamsburgh, and we
learn ,ha, large order has been received at
the foundry Of Gardiner, Harrison & Co. Of
this city, for casting breeches. &c., for it,
Tho day Of lis exhibition TO ourselves, the
owner and par, inventor had been down on
the mendows with ten men, having ordinary
musko,s. He fired so balls while they fired
40; oil Of his. and only "a Of theirs struck
the target. Upon a slight examination, VIC
could see no objection to the Instrument
Nerark Advertiser.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
FIRE! FIREi rIREI

~ HAVING received little shorter no. G5|
u tice TO yacate the premises, we formerly "a
occupied, than the law, in its humane cperationI
allows on the night of the late FIRE. we are now u
se ioend IN Wn. IL. Remington's building, ond
oooI below his store. Having supplied ourselves
with all our missing articles, We are tnabled to
lurnIsh our customers al reduced prices In addi-
ton TO our present stock we have made arrange
ments with an eastern importing house TO supply
us with the laost importaiions If drugs al itnpor
'crS pficcs, and will receive, in q few weeks, a
very large and extensive invoice tf Fresh Drugs,
Chemicals, Bazins tlormcTly) Roussell's) PERU
merry new Chemical Preparations, Instruments,
flne Drugs, and Scarce Preparations, ncvtr te
iore brought TO this market. We will supply
thyslclans and Merchants at deduction Of TWEEN :
y per cent on their bills of former PURCHASES in
this place, or at the Circular PrccS Of any re-
Sponsihle Pittsburgh or Cincinnati IIo,rc. We
warrant our drugs Ia be Of first quality and en-
tirciy p"rc; coming directly from under The Drug
Inspectors hands there is no possible chance for
theIr adul'eralion. Cali and see what difference
there is III the quality Of drugs and ascertain our
prices j. l.. FLEMING, nruFpist
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
HEAD oUARfERs. No 3.

flOlAEN, has the pleasure of announcing tha
" through every obstacle and in despite Of al
misfortune he is again at his post witha splendiC
lot OF Clothing. He has passed through the fire
and has not been found wanting. Although one o.
the segerest sufferers, yet through the kindness
friends, his establishment, PhGnix-like, has riser
from its ashes, with all its former beauty and excel
lence restored. He hopes his buying friends viii
rally around him and assist in the work of recover
ing his loss. '# Ffs t4sefe sfr 0g
Clothing for the Thousands.
COHEN, on Front street, is dispensing o hi,
countless customers the most superb, convenient
cheap and durable articles Of Clothing ever heard
of in the annals of time. Come one and all ant
be habited Summer goods of all descriptions fo
sale unusually cheap. ~ '-a-
Weread that in the days Of old,
The Poets sung of mystic Love,
But for the best now things have changed,
AS in these stanzas we shall prove. ,sgs
To Cohen give your attention; 8tE
,gi Facts of importance he will mention:
On Front street, at the old stand '- s;asae
AS every person surely knows,
He always keeps fresh supply
Of tasty, good, and well made clothes;
Cloaks and coats of every cut and kind,
To please the most fastidious mind; t
Pants and Vests the very best, g,.,
He ever keeps on hand;
Collars and Shirts and fancy Hats,
The latest style within the land
Fine cloth and silk plush caps,
Marietta Shoes and Boots,
And fancy gentlemen's furnishing goods,
Cottons, Silks, Linens and Hosiery,
Carpet Bags, Trunks and Jewelry
There is no scarcity.
Those who would be wise will come and bu
of his supply, on Front between Court and Lin,
streets, at Cohen's Headquarters.
Pomeroy June o. 61-n38tf
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NOTICE

tsAviNG concluded 10 close up The Dry
~ Goods business in Poneroy. and giving
no further credit 10 any one, we respectfully
ask oil those indebted 10 us, 10 call imncdi.
a!F'y and ''le either by note "r raynleni
Dont forget our former no,ice. ..hal all
claims due us previous 10 4h fully. 1850
will bepu' in suit Immediately" for cullcc.
ZION.
To our customers then, we kindly ASK
mem TO come Immediately md settle. |,
is important TO make speedy wind up, So
us TO commence in our oihcr intended busi
ness at q certain time. Ills no, our wish tc
make cost or trouble. Come now--comc
all. REED g. RROTuER
May !, 1851.
0T N. b Our stock on hand will b..
sold from 1910 20 per c, nj. cheaper Than
iormer prices. or cheaper than the same mr..
'icles can be had in any clher store.
r. d. r.
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"Rernember the faithful Dead"
MARIETTA MARBI WORKS.

ii OLLlSTER & LEONARD would respect.
~ form the citizens of Pomeroy and vicinit,
that they Stlll continue the MARBLE BUSINESS
aIl IN all It's various branches at their old stand
IN Marietta, Ohio.
Having Just receiued large and well selected
assortment of Italian and American Marble Slab,
ana blocks, are prepared to make to order, MON
uMENTS, T0MB-TABLES and HEAD STONE
oil every variety, on the SHORTEST notice, in the
NEATEsT style, and for the LOWEST prices.
Marble MantelS, Centre Table-Tops, &c. al
ways on hand
GrlndStones from the best Warren quarries,
constantly on hand, wholesale or retail.
n any orders addressed to us at Marietta, or H.
D. smith, Pomeroy, will be promptly attended to.
Marietta, o. June 10, 1851.-n31m6.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03

DI'None genuine unless put up in large bottles
containing quart, and name of the s6rup blown
in the glass, with the written signature, S. p. Ben
nett. on the outside wrapper.
uTPrice 81 per bottle, or bottles for s5.
Sold by ]. d. PARK, Cincinnati, o,
Northeast corner Fourth andi Walnut SITS, EN-
trance on Walnut st-to whom all orders must
be addressed. "v'
For sale by d. Reed, Pomeroy; @. W. Cooper
q Co., Chester, John Frame, Coolville; J. Cape
hart 4 Co., Point Pleasant; ohm Perkins, Athens:
Maguet q Naret, Gallipolis; .. S. Murray, Wilkes
vile; g. ]. Payne, Porter.
may2eno24.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
House and Lot for sale.

NHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his House
Il and Lot in Minersville, near B Horton's
upper coal-bank The size of the house 80 by Is
feet-two stories and half high. The lower
story is made sufficient to keep store, grocery, OF
boarding house. The lower story is 18 feet square
of room. The second story has two large rooms,
with good fireplace. The upper story is all in
one room, with good fireplace. Also, good
cellar, 10 by Is feet The lot is GO feet in front
by 225 back. ..
Any person wishing to purchase this propert,
shall have great bargain.
THOMAS JONES LEWELYN.
May %, 1851-n33M4nd
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
ROnd Tax NOticc.

The Commissioners of Meigs county at theil
March session 1851, determined that a general
levy OF ten cents on the 500 valuation, be as
sessed on the taxable property of said count
entered on the duplicate Of 1861.
ALSO:-An additional levy of 20 cents on the
SlO0 valuation, by the Trustees of Chester, of
cents on the 500, by the trustees of Olive d
70 cents on the $780, by the Trustees of Orange,
and 10 cents on the 500 by the Trustees Of
Salisbury. S. HALLIDAY And
June 26, IS5i-n3SwA =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03

A ttachmemt.-On the 23d day of May, A.
IA ID. 1851, David Barber caused to be issued
from the Court of Common Plevs, of Meigs coun-
ty, Ohio, writ of attachment, for the sum Of
one haGlred and one dollars, against the proper
ty and effects of Abraham M. Hinkley which
writ has been served and returned.
A. DONNALLY, Clerk.
T. MONTAGUE, Atty for Ppf
June II, 1881 .--no36.