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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
FROM TExAs--INDIAN FIGHT..sIx IN
tDIAnS KILLED.

NDIANs KILLED. M
We delay our paper ia order IN lay before
our readers The following letter, giving an
accoun, Of fgh,wi.h the Indians by Lieut..
Brady, of Capi. waIace's company Of Tex
Ins Rangers. which reflects great credi, on
that officer, and those under bis command !;
HEAD QuAkTERs o. rHR, LEoSA, April 81. i
Some eigh, days since an Indian trail Vas
discovered about TWO miles from Capt. Wal
lace's camp Lieu, Brady was despatched
in immediate pursuit, with detachment. ol
twenty men from Capt. Wallace's compa-
ny Of Texas Rangers! They struck The
trail on The l7lh but Il having been made
TWO days previous. and rain falling in the
meantime, !, was difficult 10 follow. The
excellent judgmen. and perseverance, Of Iheil
guide, John Ilarriola, however, enabled
them 10 keep on Ihe track Of the sayages
and finally overtake them, which they die
on The head waters OF the Leona, the 24,f
ut, about one o'clock in ihe afieriioon.
When within short distance Of the In.
dians, Lieut.. Brady sen, The guide, accom-
anied BY one OF Two of his men, forward
as spies and 70 reconnoier This advanc,
guard had proceeded bur short distance
when ,hep 1iscovered.the Indians cavaIIada
abou, a half a miledisiant, and reported &C
cordingly. The.Eitulenant then gave III,
necessary orders for aliack, and placing him
self short distance In advance Of the de
,achmeuh fof ~ purpose cf ascer,aininI
the position Or lhe enemy, moved on 10 III,
attack. When within two orthree hundre,
yards o. the camp they were discovered b,
lhd Indians eleven In number. H ERa
4 Lieut.. Brady then ordered charge
which was obeyed with spirit and energy
and ina manner tha, could not have bee
surpassed by Ike best disciplined troops
The conflict lasted fifteen or twenty minutes
during which six Indians were killed an
left on The field, and three more were SUI
posed 10 be morally wounded. Bul,wo Ell
capped unhurt. Their cavallada, numberin
nineteen animals, baggage. shields, bows, al
rows, and other implements were all cap,ul
ed. Among the Rangers no. man receive
a scratch. VIZ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

TuR Horse MAHxEr.--Cincinnuti has Of
late years become The creates, horse mark
elin The world. |. is the point at which
horsemen and drovers from all regions con-
centrate for the collection of their stock.
The Mexican War drained the country Of
an immense number, which have never
found their way back 10 The States. This
may account for the present exravaganl
prices at which the animal is rating in this
market, Within the last six months they
have advanced full forty per cen. in value.
The demand al this moment is unusually
great, and the supply inadequate. Holses
thar would have been sold six months ago
for 800 and 800 now readily command
$3.50.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

or Posseri,y will regard Daniel Webster,
not only as the greatest intellect Of his coun.
Try and day, bu, they will speak Of his SER
vices, as the Rev. DR.. Tying speaksin The
following extract. "During The pas, year,
there was one man who had been most tho.
roughly abused; man whom the speaker
had been taught 10 look up TO and revere
from his childhood, as the personfcation ol
everything great, good and intellectual, and
he would say with Mr.. Everett, that never
since the declaration of Independence have
the American people been more honestly
more disinIereslcdly served than they have
been by the immortal Webster" a9
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

A verdict Of $4,000 was rendered in the
Court Of Common Pleas, N. York. few
days since, against Edward l.. Sezdiesky, in
favor Of Geo. L. Sherpf, whose wife was
seduced by Sezdiesky. !. appeared on ev.
dence that they had lived together as man
and wife during Sherpf's absencein Europe.
As the pair lived together willingly, and by
mutual agreemenL we would suggest that a
lille punishment be awarded 10 The woman,
also, ....
DBsTRUcroNo OF THR Wharf.-The Whea.
in The centre and southern portion of The
STATE is mos. seriously injured by the late
frosls; especially the early sown. Thou,
sands Of acres may be seen, red at top, yell
low at bottom, and wholly suspended in its
growth, II he's commenced sprou.ing from
The root, and will throw UP new heads pro-
badly if the weather should be- favorable,
and make perhaps half crop, bur not Of
perfect grain. Late sown wheas PROMISES
eIl,-OAio Statesmdn.r = q mf}~ 'a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

6TWe heard of case The other day
which betrayed an anxious patriotism and
u prolundi,y Of knowledge which it would
be we'll for the voters Of Ohio 10 consider al
The present junc,ure Of matters constitution.
al !: "A fellow was delivering himself on the
subject Of constitutions, and alier an efforl o
some length wound up with the startling dis.
closure, that "lhe old constitution was done
away with by the convention, and that the
New would be voted down, with The excep-
. lion of the License provision-and with a
couL,enance expressive Of intense solicitude
he exclaimed-''and that will be all The con-
s,lulion we will have!" We left.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON

New YORK, June 2, P. NJ.
The steamship Washington, from South.
ampion, with Liverpool dates TO May 2ls',
arrived this afternoon q, a o'clock.
She brings l59 passengers. The Hum
bolt arrived a, Cowes on the 9Th Of May
The Asia arrived al Liverpool on The lhh,
The propeller Lafayette, fourteen days out,
was spoken on the 26lh May.
Morris Douge, of Springfield, H., pas
senger on board The Washington, died on
the passage.
ENGLAND.
The Grea, Exhibition continued attractive
as ever. The receipts averaged $500 dai-
Iy. |, is proposed TO devote the proceeds ol
the Exhibition TO educational purposes.
FRANCE.
The opposition Of The Legislature TO Louis
Napoleon, has excited much auen,ion in
Paris. The general news from France is
pacific and favorable.
BELGIUM.
& The ministry have suffered u defeaI, and
have rendered their resignation.
s SPAIN. Na .'e ~
The ministry have gained strength by The
late election, @
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
A royal amnesty has been granted q, Co.
penhagen 10 all persons engaged in The late
revolt.
y MISCELLANEOUS. .-o..
The Steamer Pacific arrived al Liverpool
on the leIh, ee@og la
In the English House Of Lords the pro-
perty tax bill had passed through the com,
miltee, @ M a8e 5tgu A a3
NJ. Theirs had declared himself in favor
Of Republic, -
Letters from Rome state that league is
about TO bo formed by Rome, Naples, Tus-
cauy and Piedmont, with view to induce
the evacuation Of The Roman capital by the
French. ..,s 2t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

L ! u ! IU
or Atone Of the las, balls which Loui,
Napoleon attended, we remarked q woman
who was besieged by q Bayarian or Ger,
man. She had been twice q widow, and
never once wife. She married once an
officer Of dragons, who quarrelled on his
wedding day with Captain Of hussars, on
the subject Of perlecirg muskets in the
Prussian service. "A duel on the spot iher
ensued and bride groom was killed. The
widow next married lawyer; a. the blia
dsjuens,. the happy husband swallowed Q
cherry stone which checked him. and he
expired between the beautiful bride and q
bollle ofsRhepish wine. There are already
many candids'es for her tayor.--Paris Cor
Wdsh' VHsoHr .phalegar is m3 ,ie'o
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

INDIAN AFFAIRs--MRs. WIRES CHILD
The Fort Smith Herald, of the 16.h ul..,
contains letter from the Chickasaw Nation,
which notices the return Of party of Shaw
nees from trading expedition among the
Camonches. They report The Indians very
poor and lha, the severe weather had kill ed
many of their horses. They deny being al
war with The Texans, and say thai il is the
Apnchcs who have commiued the depreda.
tons on The frontier. They saw among the
Camanches white child, about years old
and as there is considerable trade between
them and The Apaches, they think it may be
that of Mrs. White, who was murdered by
those Indians a year or two since. The
Shawnees. it is said, will leave for the pains
again in few days, and as they now know
a reward of $1,000 is offered for The recove
ry Of The child they will make every effor
10 get possession Of her, and also Of any
other white children among them. These
Indians repor. the discovery Of gold on tie
Faux Washila, in the Indian Nation. The
discovery is said 10 have been made by The
Delowares, but il is not vouched for.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
FRUIT PROSPECTS.

\, The several black fros,s which so effec.
tually blasted all our prospects for frui
around Columbus, on the morning Of the
2dinst., seems 10 have extended through
the entire south half OF this State, and sew.
eral States south and west Of US. Tho Gin
cinna,i and Louisville papers contain SAD
accounts ol its devastation in the orchards
gardens, and vineyards Of those regions.--
l. will be interesting to the readers Of the
CulivaIor to learn what districts and locali-
lies have escaped this calamity. In oul
"Trip TO Cleveland by railroad, we had 10 op
ponunily 10 examine fruit buds until W,
reached about thirty miles south of The
Lake shore; here we found peaches bu, liil,t
injured. nd apples none at all. The same
is rue at Cherln, and we presume thorough
oul Lorain county. 3.s-.. 4.
About Cleveland we made extensive ex
aminalions Of fruit. The blossoms are some
Two weeks later than al Columbus, and ow
ing 10 the influences of the lake, and
more cloudy state Of The atmosphere, III,
lrosis have been bu. slight. There is rea
son, therefore, 10 hope tha, the lrui. crop il
this portion Of the Slate will be sufficient 4
furnish supply 10 the desii,ne regions, i
50, j. will prove welcome harvest 10 III,
fruit growers of the lake shore. s..s.r, \
The Wheat Crop. as far as we have seen
sill looks well slough mol of SO brigh. o
luxurianI color as few weeks since, th,
cold aDd dry weather having checked ii
growth. Of course il is impossible 10 pre-
dicl what the result will be, as lhc mos
critical time is immediately before har
yest.-- Cultipdtor, y. .,.'. 4, A,.., y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

New HOTELS. Judge Spencer is erect.
inga large and elegant new edi6ce for a
Hotel, inihis city, on The site Of the old
Cincinnati Hoiel, corner Of Broadway and
the River Landing. The rear building, on
Broadway and Yeatman, goes up this year.
A new and very large first class Hotel is
building on Broadway, New York, The
frort is 10 be Of white marble, and the style
intended TO 20 far ahead Of such old affairs
as the Aslor.--tin. Gaz.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
URTHER FOREIGN NEws by THE
WASHINGTON.
HuIIAnrI pAlA I'M,

80 I.iIiLApELPAIA, June 3. 1861.
The oulwari passage Of the Pacific was
Inc quckes. eysr mndr. having been accom-
plishef iaa days Is h9yrs ued &c minutes.
The upward tendency in the corn market
continued English Grain advanced Cd 10
lis per qr. Flour firm. oas2r
The Queen gave a grand State Bali a,
Buckingham Palace on the i0,h.s A grand
banquet was given on III, 95.h - Foreign
Commissioners.
The receipts al ills exhibition on the 2ob
were 1880 dollars.
The, Ministers had 4 majority Of qls.
24l. and 2l3 in The House Of Commons, ON
the Ecclesiastical Bill.
There is liule news from France. The
same questions are still discussed with some
spirit. The Government received dispatch.
es of the revolt of a part of regimen, of
the line, in the department, of Jua. The
meeting was confined TO Two companies,
which were speedily disarmed and order was
restored.
t.a.a boz SPAIN. .H tt
Tclegraphic dispatch from Madrid, May
10Th, states that nearly all the election re-
turns have been received, and nearly :or,y,
Progressionisis ure elecled.
The Government, has considerable major.
i'y over the united opposition of The Pro.
gressions,s and ultra Moderators.
PORTUGAL.
Marshall Sadana has NOT Quilted Opono.
nor yet formed a Ministry. Considerable
agitation was observed on The sailing of the
Capanelo on the l2.h.
BELGIUM.
All the Belgium Ministers have resigned.
1 The grouad assigned for this step is The
adoption of certain amendments of the op-
' position to The bill on the rsh, Of inherit.
ance. -.
Q AUSTRIA.
S AJvces from Hamburg state lha, the Aus.
'rians we're terribly afraid oflhe Democratic
+. clubs Guards. &C., have been increased,
4 nd The regiments in the neighborhood have
been oreered 10 hold themselves in readi-
: ness TO march upon Hamburg a, a moments
notice. M g rea-H
q TURKEY.
Ihe amnesty question has beea conclu.
d dcd. Kossulh and five others arc 10 be de.
n Iained in captivity.
!. CllINi.
n From tho Chinese Repository Of +, brua.
n ry oil February, we learn ,hal The Insurgents
are believed 10 possess must Of the Soa,herl
/. departments OF Kwangu, making Sinchau
z their head quarters.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

Gr One man was sentenced during tho
present term Of the Court to ten days inn
prisonmen, in The county Jail, for whipping
his wife. An evidence Of the advance Of
civilization. . ms. . 3,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
NRw YoRK, June 3

p LATE FROM CALIFORNIA. '
NEw York, June 3.
The North America, with Chagres dates Of
24.h, arrived last night. She brings over
400 passengers, and $500, 900 in gold dust.
Our advices are from San Francisco TO
the Isl Of May. 4
The Falcon had no. arrived when the
North America Ieit Chsgres. 80 I
The mining intelligence is Of the mos.
gratifying charac!er. asa
The Wings carried the election 10 San
Francisco.
Rumors not credited, are aaoa,, that a se-
crei expedition is on foot TO take possession
Of Lower California. 4
The Legislature passed alaw exempdng
homes.eads, and fixing ten per cent. as the
legal rate Of interest The body adjourned
on the 3olh Of April. .
Business is much improved, and prospects
are recovering. f,J.ei
AN SECOND DESPATCH.
5, q. i.5aaf4a New YORK, June 8.
The steamer Union ,brough, 200 passen.
gers, and $4,000 iu gold dust. d The Ore
gon rs passengers and $500, ,0ooin gold dust,
and the Republic 200 passengers and ST.
100000 in gold dust. in all $2,O5o,OO0 be.
sides what was in the hands Of passengers,
probably $i.ooO,OOo. ~
| Al Gorgona Miller's Hotel was s,ruch with
lightning and one man killed.
The wet season had sci in Two weeks ear.
lier than usual '2 @ 9.A.
Some 800 passengers were waiting a
Cbagres for the Falcon 10 New Orleans.
The passengers of the Gold Hunter were
not allowed 10 land at Tehuantepec.
! A severe earthquake occurred at Volpu
raiso. .,.,..
/ The miners in California were reaping t
: rich harvest. 9 .a.., si. ao
Considerable progress has been made BY
! the Commissioners in forming treaty will
, The Indians, though the latter sill con,inu,
{ their deprada,ions in the Vicinity Of Lo
E Angeles.
= There has been much snow in the noun
1 ,ains and several are reported to have los
\ their lives. r a9
] The prospects for good crops are favora
y able. Business IhaS revived considerably
and the confidence Of citizens in the lulur
' progress Of the States is unabated.
The Sacramento Transcript has delaile
accounts from the mines. The Georgelow
n diggings were paying well some 300 per
: sons were a, work averaging So 10 $l6 pc
. day. There are some or 800 miners i
e Todd Valley who were doing well. t
e The Stockton Times gives some interes
ing accounts Of the discovery of rich quar-
= = veins in the Southern mines. The editor
state that it has been satisfactorily establish
I. ed tha. the quartz vein will eventually forr
5, an inexhaus,ed mine Of wealth to The cort
Try. o 50
. The Marysv lie Herald says none of Il
e. miners are making less than an ounce
TX day.
r Quite a numberor cases Of lynching hay
T occurred.
a. Two brothers named VIM. and John Nj
" Mury, were hung by the populace, at Noel
lie lie mnes on the 9th of April.
Among the deaths in California WINS Al
! ! drew Mclvaine Of Pittsburgh, and Micha
e. Conn of Indiana.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

The London Times concludes an article
on the United States with this language;-
."Professing as we do an interest interest in
their welfare, second only 10 that which we
feel in the welfare Of the British empire,
we confidently hope that no divisions of in
ieresIs or opinion between North and South
will ever reach the disastrous consumaiior
Of dissolution Of their Union"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

AFRICAN CoLoNIzATIoN.--Africa has nev.
er been propi,ious TO European seilemen,
or colonization, butquiIe the contrary. The
last founded state Of the Anglo-American
Union, Of few years growth, is alone, at
this moment, worth more than all tha. has
been effected by The European race in AZ
RIGA in two and-twen.y centuries.-L London
Examiner.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

PROCLAMATION is hereby made to all the
i qualified voters Of MeigS county, that spe.
cal election will be held, as reqnired by law. ON
the l7th day Of June, A. D. 1851, at the several
places of holding elections in said county al
which time the vote is to be taken, for or against
the new Constitution. Also, al the same time to
vote for or against the granting of License for the
sale OF spirituous liquors, all Of which notice is
given pursuant law.
NJ. W. COLLINS,
Jund D, 1861. t. Sheriff Meigs County.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05


u DR. RooERs CoMrouND SYRUP OF LIVER
WORT AND TAR.-Such has been the success with
which this invaluable Scinedy in nRalmonary Dis
eases, and all severe Coughs and Colds, tending
to permanent Pulmonary Affections, particularly
IN and about Cincinnati, when it was first intro
duced, and finally through the whole State that
Physicians and all Others, when it has been tried,
now unite in prescribing It as the most efficient
remedy i'll those alarming eases.
For sale in Pomeroy by 2. FLEMye and D.
REED, Agents for Meigs county nS5w2.
---.-----------
uJ DIR. GUSsoTT's IMPROVED EXTRACT or YEI-
Low Dock AND SARsArARlLLA is a sure remedy for
Hereditary Tant.
thousands Of individuals are cursed with griev-
Gus complaints, whichrhey inherit from thei1 pa
rents. The use of the Yellow Dock and Sarsa
parilla will save all this, and save vast amount
OF misery, and many valuable lives, for il tho
roughly expels from the system the latent taint.
which is the seed of disease, and so takes off the
curse by which the sins or misfortuncs OF the pa
rents are so often vsitei upon the innocent off,
spring.
Parents owe it to their children to guard them
against the effects of maladies that may be com.
m"nicated by descent, and children Of parents
that have a. any time been affected with Con-
sumption, ScIofula or Syphilis, owe it TO them
selves to take precaution against the disease be-
ing revived in them. Guysotts Extract Of Yel-
low Dock and Sarsaparilla is a sure antidote in
such cases. See advertisement. nS5w4.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

w The political waters, during the pas
week have been slightly ugitaled, in view o.
the Fall election. x We hear Of several o.
Of our citizens lavorably spoken Of in con
nec,ion with various Offices. In due time
they will be publicly announced. We like
TO see these matters agilaied in lime, as tn,
3 people have better opportunity 10 selec
good men. lfas tvt
OF Opposition 10 the New Constitution
is daily becoming stronger. The vote agains
il will be much heavier than has been gene
rally anticipated.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
Sale OfReal Estate Iby order n Cour1

SahhC VI AeCslA EStttteW ny OfOef OIL court.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that / will, ON
Y the 9th day Of July next, at the door Of
Court in Meigs county. otter for sale the follow
ing described parcel Of land situate in said coun-
", to wit: Being tract Of land in Salisbury
township, now owned and occupied by ROYAL G.
GFa1t, commencing at the fall of the rock on
the river hill six rods east of the west line of
section eight, town two, range 10; thence running
north to the north line Of the southwest Quarter
OF said section, thence east IA rods thence south
to the face of the rock on the river hill; thence
westerly to the place of beginning, Also, a par.
Gel Of land fifty feet wide and seventy FIVE long,
with the coal platform thereon in front Of the
coal arch, or entry, now open in said hill, with
the free right of way from said hill TO said plat
fon, and the common right of way twenty feet
in width from said platform to the river, with the
railway built or laid thereon; also, the landinp
in front, nine rods in width up and down tbe
Ohio riverf in front of the foregoing property,-
Ordered, by a decree Of the Court 0f Common
Pleas of Meigs county,eto be sold as tbs property
OF Royal 2. Grant at the suit Of Ann Mcdaniel.
Appraised at $i,566, '-9 ~
s' "3lsafl ai3a- TIL, lRNIN,
5 MaStet Com'E M. g.
June o. lS5l.v-nS5w5. Gg qsaw 81 so.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

r Candidates will take notice that under
the primary election system, they must have
their names announced in The public prints
by the last Of July. ,aagG' %A
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

Or Thai prince Of clever fellows, KERR
Of the Cincinnati,s as regular as the U. s.
Maiin his favors. Always ahead Of the
iimes. We owe him thousand thanks.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

0~r The people Of Washington county,
have vo.ed a subscription of$1Oo,OO0 10 The
Cincinnati and Bepre railroad. The ma.
jori,y for subscription was 9o9. OF this 839
was given by Marietta township.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

0r rIMPRovING.--The Grand Jury at The
present term of the Court found only three
bills of indicmenl--being in session bu, o
few hours. The morals Of Meigs county
are improving very fast--at which we are
much rcjoiced.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

er The election in New York 10 supply
the places Of the, Twelve locoioco Senators
who resigned and broke up The Legislature,
has resulted in the chbice oe seven Wings.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
Fire Proof Paint.

pLAKE'S Fire and Water Proof Paint (in oil
II DO do do Dry
25 Bbls, Louisville White Lime; a,
8 Bbls. Hydraulic Cement
/ do Calcined Plaster Paris; 't
20 Bbls. N. o. MolasseS;
5000 lbs. N. 0. Sugar;
8 Hhds. Queens and Glassware;
80 Boxes Window Glass (asSorted szes)
In store and for sale by Tt
hll ,s WNT. II. REMINGTON,
Corner of Front and Lind SITS.
June 5, 51-n35w3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

Gr Short dresses, coming down 10 The
knees, and wide Turkish trousers, gathered
in band at the ankle, are rapidly coming
into fashion among ,he ladies of both East
ern and Western cities. The papers every
where speak of the dress as exceedingly
neat, pretty, and convenient. Who il
i Pomeroy will frs, Sc, the example Of dis
carding the long street sweeping skirts, which
have SO long disfgured our fair country
women, We go for the new style, will
\ both hands up. di " .9as.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

GTTIcKETs.--The friends of The New
and old Constitutions con have their lickeis
printed al this office on The best terms. Send
in your orders soon. 81 a ;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

~ ~ Hon, James Buchanan is said by Sc
Z ,steral Of the Virginia Democratic papers, 'c
ne ,he choico Of the Democrats of thai Slate
and % q erca, ex,en, in North Carolina, io'
"a he mex, Presidency. Democratic papers y
o,ber Southern Siules, also seem 10 lavo'
& him. W.