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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-29

NERTAI\ CURE for CANCER -
~ Persons afflicted With Cancer vii be perfectly cated
90 as 10 preclude The possoi 81 rea Sites e
t,eatment sum Of from >loe - SSUJo acco'uag
10 contract will be deposited previous u commencing nc
treatment, - he forfeited should the cue IAN apE -
letter Box ;, 526. Post ONCE. Ne"-hork h4o 4"
COURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE
aproots hair nom low foTeheais or any part 81 ths
Nj. o,,,cs Ia ,nS ssisIy LIQUID ROUGE for pale ls
and Ss.ls LILY WHITE for fusheS, rough. sac"
a. " - ~ ~ v-oeS-sv sS 4
RATC ELOR'S LIQUID HAIR
~ DYE-sATCHEI ORS Liquid is 50 celebrated and
that II ~ sxcitng the cupdity OF host al IN
a'oS The pubic must he careiu, TO sea me ssHSs ~
q 10 sold wholesale ard retail applied THIS DYE hss
beer succeNa one ration the last twelve years Slou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-29

F. DFLAFIELD SMITH, }
GEORGE >. CLARK, Commissioners
FREDERICK l. VULTE, } ~
HENRY +. DAVIES. Attorney and Counsel Nd liza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-29
VANDERBILT'S NEW LINE BE-

The PROMETHEUS, Capt. Churchill
The DANIEL WEBSTER, Capt. BALDWIN -,
And between SAN JSAE DEL SUR and SAN FhAn-
CISCO: - ..,--,-, y, p,.h
The PACIFIC, Capt. Jarvis,
The INDEPENDENCE, Capt. Wakeuan
These steamers all new, built expressly LOT ts lons
and for speed and Accommodations are uhsnfPaes
The PROMETHEUS will leave Ne~-YoTs, RON Fis'
No North River, on the 1h OF each mon,n a. c''.
p. ri commencing October Ith. - III,
The DANIEL WEBSTER, on the 23d 81 oach "iOh9A'
commencing october 22d. - go, -.
The days Of leaving SAN FRANCISCO Will be tue lS'
and 18th OF each month. ....,;-
From san JUAN Dr. NICARAGUA 20 SAN JUAk
DEL S5R passengers will he promptly conveyed over s
New Transit Route Of the Nicaragua Company having ou.
twelve miles Of Land Transportation. and az lsal Fous
embark in OF the above named Pacific Steamers 10Y
SAN FRANCISCO. 80, ~. - o,tor.
heretofore established and speedy and con;oII@Dis
transit between the two Oceans through oeautui anu
beautiful country otr inducements 10 the travelling pcS-
No Sssssse secured until paid for and hut limited
number OF passengers will be taken. or - En-.
For Freight or passage, apply only al stse oI.Y9 ~
Line No 9 Battcry-Place upstairs u ~ ALL rE,;i
All persons forbid trusting any one On account Oh e
above beats
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

MAzzlNI, and other refugees in London
have issued The most extraordinary docu.
menl ever presented to the world II is a
"Programme of The neat General Rerolu-
tion in Europe" This proclamation is bold
and confident as il is new and startling TO the
Monarchs of Europe Heretofore rcvolu.
lions have been secret in their incipient
stages. This is open, bold, defiant. and pub.
fishes to the world their aims, purposes and
means. Ii is a documen, of great force and
power, and has excited an intense interest in
Europe. One of its paragraphs is very sig
nifcant as 10 The future Of Kossu,h. Ii says:
"There was wanting to tho free action oI
the elements which combine with the Com.
mit,ee TO dig the grave Of empire, the infu.
ence Of n man who embodies in himself the
aspirations Of free people: Kossn.h is now
al liberty, and openly our brother"
This taken in connection with the visit o
KINKEL to this countryside efforts to raist
n revolutionary loan, and other movements
show tha, ere long, general and united CT
fort will be made to rid Europe from ,h'
curse of kings. That they may succeed il
the ferven. prayor Of every Republican
heart.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18
LATEST pFsp ATCuEs.

New YORK Nov. l6
The steamer Daniel Webster, from San
Juan, Nicaragua, arrived this morning, bring
ing dates from San Francisco 10 the 18th Of
October, and about 400 passengers. She
brings also $4,000 on freight, and about
S5oO,0oo in the hands Of passengers
The Daniel Webster, with the steamer
Central America in tow, made the passage
from New York to San Juan in l24 days.
The Central America experienced much
trouble in getting over the shoals a. the
mouth of the river, but she finally succeed
ed, and from thence she passed up tbs river
wlhou. difficulty.
The mining intelligence by this arrival is
of the most satisfactory character.
The weather had been unusually favorable
and the yield of gold, from the different sec
lions of the mining regions is steadily on lht
increuse,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

" KossUTH, has arrived al Sou.hamp.
ton, as reported last week. The Mis-, ssippi
has arrived at New York with The remain
der Of the cxilcs on board. Kossu;h is now
hourly expected The letters written in
dsParugrment of the great Magyar, are
wicked (alsehoods from beginning 10 end.
Capt LONG, Of the Mississippi, says that
there was not word Of disagreement or
the least discomfort manifested by KossUTH
or any orlhe exies during The entire voyage,
but the best feeling prevailed throughout
and that when KossUTH left the frgate al
Gibraller, the crew was drawn up to give
him parting salute, and that scarcely a
dry eye was 10 be seen on board. We can.
not conceive the motive that dictated such
diSrcpuiatle letters from any body VINO had
ever seen America, much less any one rep.
rcscntns American interests abroad, as these
OF the prolc. .'Sed attaches. They ought It
be published 10 he world and dismissed from
tho service of The /, public.
kossyTn will be rtcei' we'd with grea, hon.
or at New York-und with II broiher's well
come by the whole people Of the Union.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

0a- The peoples lavori.e steamer Buck
eye. State, came down yesterday in galun.
style, locking as neu, and trim as new
bride. We are pleased to see all aboard as
asnal-Cap. SAM. DEAN, seems 10 have i'm
proved from long feeding, and WEAVER is
a'ill a, his pos. in the office--loge,her with
OIL. WALLAcE--,he best fellows and mos
popular clerks on the Ohio. Righ, glad arc
we 10 sec them all we'll to do. A fine pros.
pee. for water is reported abovc-and oul
regular files Of River papers are beginning ,c
come. Every body wishes we'll to the peer
less Buckeye State.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

GROWTH OF PoRTsMoUTn.-We are pleas.
ed TO no.o the Improvement and growth Of
Portsmouth this season, and 10 learn that the
important town al,he lower end of the canal
is rapidly going ahead. |, now has popu-
la'on, the Tribune and Clipper says, oI
about 5000, and during the las. year lo5
new buildings have boon erected. Tho Tri.
bunc says--"Go where you will l,he SOUND
ol Ihc hammer is heard, and mechanics ant
IaOoripg men are reaping rich reward io
their toll and industry"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

CHARLESTON, Is. CO. Nov. 13.
The Legislature of Georgia, yesterday
elected Hon. Robert Toombs U. S. Senator
in place of Judge Berrien. In the evening,
Mr. Toom bs made speech 10 a largo con-
course, at the State House, in which he de-
clared that The constitutional Union party
of Georgia would maintain its separate or.
ganizalion, and that the same would send
delegates TO neither of tho National Con.
venlions to nominate candidates for the Pres.
idency, but would wait the action Of both.
and then unite with whatever party they see
proper; and that either, 10 secure The support
of Georgia. must adopt The compromise par,
Of the Union platform.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18
PROSPECTUS FOR 1854.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST,
The Leading Literary Weekly Paper Of tie
Union.

The Propnetors of the POST think it .unnecCs-
sary 90 dwell upon the distinguishing features OF
their we'll known weekly, whose brilliantsuceeSS
during an existence of THIRTY YEARS is aSuro
guarantee for the future. We have the pleasure
of announcing our continued connection with
Mrs. L. d. Z. N. SouRTHwoRTH, author of ''Thl
Deserted Wife," "Shannondale," &c. DWing
the coming year, we have si,Ieady made arrange
ments for the following nouvellettes-
EOLlNE; OR MAGNOLIA VALE:
By Mrs. CtRoLNE LEE HENFE, author of "Linda,"
nena" &c.
Viola; or Adventures in Tie South. HeSi.
companion to Prairie Flower" by EMERson
Bennett, author Of Prairie Flower, "The Bandits
of the osage," &c,
TRIAL AND TRIUMPH;
BY r $ ARTHUR. author of "The Iron Haud,"
Temperance Tales" &c. And last, but not
least,
THE CURSE OF CLIFTON:
A Tale of Expiation and Redemption. BY Mrs
L D E N SoUTnwoRTn, author Of the "Dcscred
Wife," &c &c.
The POST also will contain every week Se.e''-
ed Articles Of the choicest description, one OF
uore EngravingS. Humorous articles, the most in
terGsting News, Local News, Bank Note ist,
State of the Markets, the Stock Market, etc. etc.
TERMS. The terms Of the Post are Two Dol =
lars if maid in advance, Three Dollars If moi paid
in adyanoe. For five Dollars, in advance, one co..
py is sent tree years, We continue the following
low terms for Clubs, to be sent in the city, to one
address, and, in the country, to one post office:
Copies IS 0O per annum
copies (and one toAgent, or
the getter-up ofthe Club,) $40 90
l3 copies (and one to Agent or
the getterup ofthe Club) Sl6 90
20 copies (and one to Agent, or
the IF ba nh 900
The money for Clubs must alwiys be sent in
advance. Subscriptions may be sent at our nSk,
When the sum is large, a draft should be procured
i possible--~the cost Of which may be deducted
from the amount.
Address, always post paid,
DEACON & PETER40N,
No. &C, North Third street, Philadelphia,
P.S. A copy of the POST will be sent as u
specimen, TO any one requestingt,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

DEPARTURE OF FATHER MATTHEW. - The
great apostle or Temperance sailed from
New York on Tho 7Ih inst, in the steamer
Pacific, for Liverpool. The Express says:
"As ho stood on the stern Of the Pacific,
waving las, adleu TO the thousands of his
coun,rymen who were crowded on all the
adjoining shufis, the feeling which they had
long been endeavoriug to suppress, gushod
forth, and the air was ront with the loud
huzzus of men, mingled with the sobs and
waiIing of women. The Widest onllusi.
usn prevailed among the assembled masses,
and upon the whole il was a scene which
those who Witnessed /, will never forget"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18
TELEGRAPnIC NEWS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA

WASHINGTON, NOV. IA.
The Republic of this morning contains a
note from Capt. Long, Of the STEAMER Mis-
sissippi, together with an cxlrac, of letter
10 him from KossuIh. Capt. Long asserts
that none but the most pleasant intercourse
passed between them. The letter from Kos
sulh is most enthusiastically expressive oI
gratitude, and concludes as follows:--"Ma
the blessing of God and prosperity ant
happiness attend you and your gallant off
GERS and crew wherver they Co."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18
CINCINNATI MARKET-Nov. II.

CINCINNATI MARKET-Nov II.
Business here is improving, Sales of
1900 barrels -four al S30)3. .0q
WhiSky-1G(0l6!
Sales 1900 boxes cheese AT 64O6s.
More doing IN provisions. 1000 new ba.
con hams were sold at &c; green hams 81
1000 hogs sold al $4,25 for light and 4,4O
04,50 for heavy.
Sales new sugar a, 81. New noasses is
quoted Il, 38c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

OF The description Of the scene on Kos.
sUTH landing at Southampton as wo find it
from the English papers is too long for our
columns, 5u il must have been a sublime
spectacle. There was gathered on The quay
hundreds Of the Hungarian relugees--who
had last seen their grca. lender on the plains
of their FWherland slraining their
eyes 10 catch glimpse of his rovered form
az the vessel slowly approaches the dock.
First on deck wus The veteran companion of
kossu'h NJ Pulsky, and wifc. The meeting
be'wctn lh,m and Kossulll's family wos
tender and touching. .--Kussuih embraced
--AsHddma fulsky. while the tears of Joy al,
nosl blinded him. Madame Kossu,h and
Madame Pulsky flew into each others arms
and wcp, like children. But when the yes.
rel reached the shore and the exiIes bcheld
their beloved chief, the excitement was in.
tense. Such was their ardor tha. they near.
ly pus led each other into the water, whil,
The old Hungarian cry broke from the dense
mass. mingled with The wild shouts of "El
jon Kossulh." the waving banners am
handkerchiels-i. seemed as if they woulc
carry him off bodily. Kossulh was deep
affected. lie was conveyed in the Mayor
carriage to his lodgings-lrom The balloon,
Uf which he spoke to the people. His re
crPion wus more like the triumph of som
renowned conqucror, rather than that of a
exile from his native land
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

@ The Pomeroy Salt Company have
n-w 90, their furnace in complete order
Il is not equalled by any salt Gurnanco in
the counlry-works admirably, and cannot
fail Of making rich returns to its proprir.ors
Every person must feel graIifed nj this sue
eesslul issue TO Pomeroy enterprise. W.
shull before long, give our readers full ac
count Of The whole matter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT
erThe River is a, a splendid stage nnl

0T The River is at splendid stage and
rising rapidly. |, presents perfect pano.
rama Of RATS, fla.s.boa,s, coal boats. and
every other description Of water craft known
on Western rivers. Our town is sending
oa, coal enough 10 warm half the popua-
Non Of the State, almost, and at good pri.
ces. The upper part of this county is on
The move for New Orleans, with their po,a.
toes and other produce, 10 feed the starving
denizens Of the Mississippi. We hope they
will all return loaded down with the "roo
or all evil"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

In another column will be found the pros,
pectus Of the Saturday Euening Post--read
it, Our rule has been overuled in this case
but Tho grea. meri, of the Post must be
our excuse. When an advertisement of n
paper is seen in our coumns-lhe public
will understand that il is good paper-or
that we are paid for ii. This case is one Of
merit solely.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

~ or Al the 7, cen, Fair Of the American
lns,itute, in New York, we observe that q
premium silver medal wus awarded TO Jo'
SEpH B. TiLLlNGHAsT, Of Graham Station
Meigs county, for his patent churn. These
churns are beirg generally introduced r
,his section Of country as well Us in severn
Eastern and Western Suites, md arc con
coded by all, to be the grea. invention of shC
age Cur butter making.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18
GREAT QUESTION.

Holm X. MORGAN would respectfully invite
- the citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity to call
at his new store on Front street, the fifth door be-
low the Post Office, in DR.. Trains new building,
and examine his new and fashionable
Fall and Winter Stock Of Clothing,
which he has just opened, and will dispose of at
the very lowest prices. He need not boast of his
quality and cheopneSs. All he asks is for his
friends to come one and all, examine and price his
goods before purchasing elsewhere. He is conf
dent that none will leave his store without being
satisfied with the prices. His stock consists Of
Fancy Silk and Satin Vests,
Of the very best;
Fancy Cashmere and DoeSkin Pants,
For Lawyers doctors, farmers & laboring hands,
Cloth, Tweed, Felt and Blanket Goats
BY the wagon loads;
| The latest styles of Silk Hats,
Cloth and Silk Plush Caps;
| Striped and fine White Shirts,
! As handsome as Canary birds;
! Carpet Bags, and Umbrellas,
You viii find with him always;
Warranted Shoes and Boots,
/ With host of other goods.
| Come one and all and examine for yourselves.
| You will find more than can be stored in his
shelves;
All of the very best and neatest;
And you will find that JomN sells the cheapest
JOHN X. MORGAN.
November IS, 1851 -n52tE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

Wing NATIONAL CoNvENTIoN.--We are
glad TO see that the Albany State Register is
in favor of holding the next Wing National
Convention at Cincinnati. Alter quoting
the article from the 81. Louis Republican,,
the editor remarks - 0. S. Journal.
"There is grea, force in these consdera-
lions. As for the amount Of political in.
lrigue ard corruption, we are inclined 10
think that no grand section OF The Union can
claim any superiority over another. The
West can show as sharp political practice
as The North or East but The public benefits
suggested by the Republican us likely 10 re-
suit from drawing together, west er the
mountains, many hundreds OF intelligent,
influential cilizens from the North and East,
who, except for the occasion of Conyen-
lion, would not be likely to visit the West,
and make themselves familiar by personal
inspection with its character and wants,
could no, fail TO be realized. Il would do
much 10 correct many false notions, it would
give visilers from the eastern slope Of the
Alleghanies more just ideas than they now
entertain Of the grandeur Of our country
and tend to promote a kinder, moro catholic
spirit. The grea, Convention al Chicago, in
The summer Of l847, did infinite good in
that way, and if both parties could be in.
duced 10 hold their Conventions at Cincin
nali, we believe ii would have happy effec
on the policy of the government in many
important particulars.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18
u. S. SENATOR.

LOUISVILLE, Nov II.
The Legislature Of ken'ucky baloued
to-day for U. S. Senator, without choice
Geo. Robertson, J. J. Criuenden, A. Dixon,
and II. Marshall, (whigs) and W. o. Butler,
(dem, were voted for.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ID.
For~eh {v~h's) hoo q majority of 9,n0n
for Governor. tits supposed .ha, the Wings
have carried the Legislature, bu. tho result
is no! positively known.
The question Of The introduction of the
new banking system has been carried by a
large ma joriIy. The Wisconsin Democrat
says that four-fiIihs of the members are in
fnvor of some kind OF banking system.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

A CASE OF REAL HERoIsM,--Night be-
fore last MIR Thomas Launder, of this city,
who keeps grocery store on Man-st., near
the upper bridge, was aroused from his sleep
in the middle Of the night by the call Of a
man in The street. When Mr.. Launder
awoke the man informed him that something
was on fire in The store. He rushed in and
found some boxes Of paper all in a flame,
Immediately over which, on shelf, sci a
keg of gun powder, The shelf and The
kcg containing The powder had also taken
fire, and were burning rapidly, aud the keg
was considerably charred. Under these
circumstances, Mr.. l.. deliberately seized
The key Of powder, carried it into the street,
and got water and put The fire out, burning
his hands badly in the operation. This da.
ring act on the part of Mr.. L. is perhaps the
only thing that could have saved the lives oI
his family, who were sleeping in another
part of The same building, as well as the
building itself and all its conients,-..Z ..ZGaes
COur.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

JOHN K. MORGAN is OW "in the papers,
giving the public 10 know where they con
find '.,he cheapest clo,hing and other Fix
ups." ID be had anywhere. John is, as ev'
e,y body knows, good honest (ellow-whc
knows vim, is righI and will do all he pro-
mises. Give him a call ut No. /, in The
auw building Of Dr.. Train, one Nory below
.he Printing Office. IIS bus a superb jo' o.
guods---"fiI TO rig a PRINCE" Money is 0'
ohic, whore man cOn got such go3d
clothes.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

or We ask the attention ofbusness men
10 the advertisement Of ELDEN & Co., of
Portsmouth, in to-day's puprr. They un-
dnrstand tho true secret OF business. A man
in this uge Of ,ho world who does not adj
Ver,isc might as well buy no goods. We
have men in our ego in this region, who
hive been doing business for years, and half
the county don't know they are in ii. Other
men who have been here but shot limo,
ar. known By every body and have cor
responding businrSs-thc secret Of the mat
ter is, they advertise. Why do men put
up sign bourd--simply to lie, people know
their business. An advertisement in the
Telegraph" is 500 signbonrds every week
but whas Is Ihe use Of lulking.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

GoDsY's Lady's Book for December has
been received. There is decided improve
ment over its predecessors distinguishable in
this number. Tho embellishments are
"Dress-lhe Wearcr" "Dress-the Ma
ker"-match plates which tell tale more
pertinent to the subjec. than any pen could
make. Cooley makes great promises for '52
and he always keeps his word.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18
KIDNAPPING SLAVES.

LOUISVILLE, Nov II.
Calvin Fairbank was tried to-day for kid.
mapping slaves. lie was held TO bail in the
sum Of $4,000 10 answer the charge Of tel.
ony, in default of which he was remandcd
toJail.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

A hotel, SO feet by 80, with four stacks Of
chimneys and furniture undislurbed, was
moved mile and quarter in nine minutes,
on the Springfield and Worcester railroad, q
few days since. The road had q double
track, and two platform cars were put or
each track, the house placed on them by
means Of rollers, and by means of Ihe To-
comodve lOpidIy y removed 10 its new place.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18
65-Tho following table of the number Of

09-Thc following table Of the number G
pounds of various articles 10 bushel. ma
be Of interest 10 our readers:
or wheat, sixty pounds.
OF shelIed corn, fIiy.six pounds.
OF corn on the cob, seventy pounds. y
Ol rye, iifty-siy pounds.
OF outs, lhny-six pounds.
OF barley, forty pounds.
OF potatoes, sixty pounds.
OF bran,, twelve pounds.
or clover soed, sixty pounds.
OF timothy seed, (orly.hve pounds
or 1ux seed, flrty.fve pounds.
or hemp seed, lorly.lour pounds.
OF buckwheaI, fiiy.lwo pounds.
OF blue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
or castor beans, lorty.six pounds
or dried peaches, lhirty.shree pounds,
Oh onions, lily y.sevcn pounds.
Of salt, fifty pounds
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

0t The exact population Of Pennsylva-
MIA, by the late census, is 2,3l1,786, Of
whom 53,323 We're coored. Among the
whites, there are $1,000 moro males than
females, and among the blacks, $500 more
females than males.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

the French residents a, thai place, us lhd
French fleet are about to bOmbard The Town
Of Saloe, as rcprisal against the Empcror
iorrcilsing compensation for the pilIage Of
the French merchant vessels wrecked on
the cUusl Of Morocco.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

GFSomo Of our citizens have requested
us to say something about the boys of this
place, and their nocturnal habits. If pa
rents and Others having charge of the youth
of the place cannot keep them in check it
is no use for us to say anything, as we would
get more "curses than coppers for our
pains"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

ExEcuToRs.-The Hon. Hopewell Hep.
burn, W. Addison and ii. Brody Wilkins,
Esq, we understand, are the executors of
The estate Of the late Colonel James Ross.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-18

If VAN Worries, of tho Athens Messenger, /,
dom. quit making fun Of onr nose we'll pull
hs--or do something desperate certain.
Our opinion is ,ha, rosc like Jenny Lind's
is entitled to respect.