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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

"CHARGE ALONG TIE LINE-BRING OUT
THE VOTERS. In less Than one week the
baIIo,box will decide the issues before the
people. OF The result there is NJ doubt. il
full Whg vote is poled. a foil vn,e IS
always Wing victory and whenever the
Wig -hnvn r.ili-'l'-A'.-=i.a eiinpor, Of ,h.ir
Sale and County ticket, SUCCESS has cruwns
ed their efforts.
lie. election day be borne in mind and
e. every Wing voter and friend Of our cx.
cclenl county ,icke,, be a, the polls to ren.
der up verdict, thar shall place Ohio un.
misIakaby upon Wing ground. and wip,
out the stigma which Gov. Wood has funa
into the face Of tho people.
Be vigilan., Wings. efficient in your Ia
bors, uniring in zeal, and lr. NOT The poll,
close with Wing elec,or Il. home who ha,
not deposited his vole.
"Charge along The iine-.-bring om The
roierS I"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
LEOPARD Chilli The Lon;syi

A LEOPARD Chilli The Louisville
J urna gives an account cf child in that ciy,
aged about three or four yesrs, the offspring
Of black woman. Tho Journal says it
not nuIalio, bui spotted. The face is black
with white spot on the forhead, and one on
vhe chin. The legs and part of the body are
white with black spots. The white is 40,
like that Of an Albino, bur like The skin Of the
white race, with The blue veins showi q hem.
Sevas through il. The mother is said to
have been, during her pregnancy, very fond
Of spotted colt, following i, about and mani.
Testing toward ii the love of mother TO her
child Here is n question for Psychologists.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
woqK AND WIN.

: The fac,s and figurgs published in sh'
Ohio State Journal demonstrates what can
be done BY proper eGor by The Wings OF
Ohio.
Afult Wing vole io every township wi''
plcc, Vin,on and the entire Whig State lick
e,. Sec 10 itthen, thatthe voters are all onl
ON the Second Tuesday of 0clobrr.'- Ifany
Whig neighbor talks discouraseineIy, says
the chances are bad. and that it will be oil M
use 10 work or vote. give him the fnc's anf
figures TO spur him 10 exertion. Bet the *
ample yourself, by aclipg like a .livcsWhig
until the contest is decided.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
AGRICULTURAL FAIR!

fhc FIRST Agricultural Fair. for McSs
county will be held at Mddlepor,, October
s2.|. We SEQ no nnices in circulation, bul
presume The public arc aware ol the fact
las m b. hoped thai it will be crcdilabIe ,o
,hu Farmers of Mrigs county, and give such
IN earnest oi future excellence as to en-.
courage our farm rs To lake an interest in
such displays Of The progress vi shc arts oI
h '>bun Try among them.
V. D. IluR1oN, Esq, wc understand is ,c
dri!yur ,ac address.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

@SALr--The Coalp"r Company hav'
finished their we'll. having chained a full
supply Of water. and are now engaged il
erecting their furnace.
The Pcmrroy Company are about read,
20 commence operolion--a few weeks l"ngrl
and we will be able to quote Pomeroy sal
in the marke. reports. This we'll sill con
.inues unabaled in quantity; one well p
plying q furnace $50 f,e. long will be a new
III ing in this western world; but /, can b.
seen shortly in Pomeroy; the Mineral cit!
Of the West.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
SENATOR WADE.

We perceive .hal Mr., GlpDiNGs' paper in
Ashlabua does no; like the speeches which
Senator WADE is making all over lha, coun.
". we do not wonder atil. We should sup
.--4-- -.L'. N I. r,n'O raafe.- md annnn'o 'h~
men who were once Wings, and who, upon
all questions of practical importance axe
Wings sill. would have great force. So
thinks The GIDDlNss organ, and hence It's
eroans and tears. Sensible men are begin.
ing To see through The movements Of the
leaders of their par'yi.m in Ohio. CHASE.
T0wNsHEND. MILLER TAYLOR. &c, alter
,h"T rniOlr patriotic appeal 10 the dear peo-
pie, have sh"ughrd IF m,o pure Locofoco,
ism. where ih"v belong. and have carried as
many Wings with them as they could influ.
rnc'. The balance Of ihul parry can $ e
'he characrrr "f The men they have been
trusting. S)me Of them have 100 much
SENSE and perception OF proprie,y 10 60 with
CHASE u Co. into full communion with u
party thai advocated The annexation of Tex.
AS; the extension of slave territory, and lhal
declared ilse { in Iavor Of The annexation Of
Cuba, sIavery and all, 10 these United
States.
Il is gratifying 10 learn iha, thousands ale
geuing their eyes open 10 the true tendency
Of these things, and we do not doubt that the
speeches and Iabors Of Senator WADE will
do much in this benan.--O. S. Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
WHIGS OF MEICS

TO early to the polls on Tuesday next--
vote early md ste Tin, your neishbors do
the same. l, twill nevor do TO have ii said,
'ha, SAMUEL F. VINTON has been de.
i"atel ny tie indifference Of his old con.
snmen,s. Let us give him one Of our old
fashioned impurities real log Cabin vote!
"Upan 4, ,tem!"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

DoN'N WANT Hw.-TGr ashland Union
one of the hurdles, Of h9 hard, and most
radical Of the radical Locofoco papers 0I
Ohio, does not appreciate the accession to
the ranks Of its party OF llun, S. P. CHASE
Hear him talk:
READ oUT.--The Free Solrrs of Ham.
illon county have read Senator Chase out oi
their party. We wish they would read him
and all his ki,h and kin buck again as soon
as possible"
Rather unkind that. aGcr CHASE hal done
aiI he could TO induce the Free Suffers 10
nominate a separate ticket. for The exclusive
benefit Of LocolocDism. But he will stick
by YOU Mark thai 10. S. Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
--LATEST PROM EUROPE,
IRRIvALOF THE BALTIC.
PnILADeLPnIA, September so.

tH IHiLADELililAs OcPteulUeI ~,
The steamer Baltic, from Liverpool, with
dates TO the l7,h inst. arrived At New York
a, half pasi seven on Sunday morning. She
sailed from Liverpool nj 81, P. NJ, on the
I7.h, and brings 81 passengers.
The Baltic passed The Asia on the 18Th
nineteen hours west of Cape Clear. The
Baltic experienced heavy westerly winds the
whole passage. #f,H veg ~
The Canada arrived u, Liverpool on the
evening Of the 18Th, in 10 days and FIVE
hoys. II
The excitement about gold in Australia is
rather cn the increase.
Mr.. GladS,ones disclosures nbou, The
alroc,y ofIhs Neapolilan government. seem.
led 10 be causing more and more and more
uneasihcss among gthe advocates Of thu. des-
Ipotisns '. itasH . ,....
r The Austrian ioani xerciscd depressing
Influence On commercial interests generally.
The Liverpool Cotton marke. continued
| firm, with middiing qualities shade dearer
since the Aifca's departure. Sales for
three days l9 600 bales, 1000 Of which
were ,oken by Spectators and exporters.
Flour dull and unchanged, holders de-
handing higher prices. Corn dull and de-
cIned Id per bushcl.
Provisions dull and unchanged. Coffee
increased in price. but dull. Tea unalIered.
The Manchester trade contlnucs good.
The London money markets. still sen.
siiive, with daily failures. and is Iurlhrr de.
pressed.
The Earl Of Donoughmore died on 'he
/ 18th.
Hon. Abbot Lawrence is on Il lour through
Ireland.
The receipts Of the Exhibition continue
at ubou, f3O0O per day.
) The harvest news throughout Great Brl
lain is most encouraging, and The weaIhe
, lavorobe for gathering it in.
The German Diet held sizing on tn
9Th September, when the report OF the com
niilee on the constitutions was received;-
bu, so great was the diversity Of opinion
that even the minutes could nol be agree
to.
Much disappointment exists ,hrouSiou
England from q lack of definite intnrmu
lion in relation to tie Cuban expedition. =.
The papers are still filled with accounts lror
$ he United States concerning it.. Negotia
, lions arc going on between Spain, Franc
aud Eng and, with view 10 announce
The American Government tina, i, is boun
10 put II stop 10 further invasions o. Cuba
The news from The continent shows muc
= uneasncss as TO luiure transactions. Th
department, Of Ardeche has been placed i
STATE OF siege. Prince de JoinviIle is ex
y prcled 10 make some declaration iormalI
e as II candidate for ,he Presidency.
}, ITALy.-A, Naples fortysiy STATE prison
:. ers were sentenced 10 dea.h; among shel
were ten Jesuils. ,wo. ex.minis!ers, one an
bnssador, and swo priests.
q lNDlA.-The mail arrived &, Marsnil
with Calcutta da,es TO 7'h Of August. 1T
news is unimpor'an,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

W LesIhe Democracy Vi Meigs rcncm
Der MIR. PUGH's furious unli.bank, hurJ.
money speech on Saturday Ias.-.hrn lv
member that ALLEN u. THURMAN, one Vi
their candidates Is a. uxr IIsisu bank Stuck.
holder. Thai l.. b. OrIS, ihelr candlu.,,
lor Common Pleas Judge, IN The Norlher,
District is Cashier ol Bank. Tina, DAN
lei BEHEL, The Pfesidem Of .he AIian.
Valley Bank. has been nominated for Rep
resen,aIive by the Democracy OF Mon.gon
cry. Greas county this. 10 make hard
money speeches in-plenIY Of stock ,o worl
up.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

PAY Your PosTAeg.-The New York
Tribune says the following is an ex'rac, OF
a letter sent from ,ha. c,y loaman who d'
not "pay his postage
Yours Of ------ asking information in re-
gard 10 INC CaNor Marker ,s received, uuV
below you have she loves, qno'a'ians.
am always happy 10 serve you. bu, can d.
so a, less Cost if you will prepay your lie,
hers, for which purpose oncIos, a d"z n Of
The new poslaee s,amp>."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
COal PrOncrtY for Snle

ME SUBSCRIBER offers to sell his eoal-lot
l. lying adjoining the corporation line Of the
town of Pomcroy ne-half mile from the mouth
Of Kerr's run. Said lot comprises shout 20 acres,
OF which Is acres are solid coal plenty Of tim.
Der and stone. II is a good lot for salt workc
and there is room for fifty salt wells. The Athen
road runs directly through it. The Coal land!
can be bought for from 80 to rs dollars per acre.
There sa good road and landing at the river A
bargain given if application be made soon.
rr1Uo. UUCLDING.
Pome,oy, Sent. 9, ls5l.-n46f.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

Elisha Whiulcsey, the wise and honest
guardian Of the U. s. Treasury, has made
a decision which cuts down the salaries ol
the Dls,ric, Attorney, and U. s. Marshas,
ofNew York 10 decen, point. Heretofore
these officers have conlrived to swell their
nerqusiIes and charges TO forty, fifty, seven.
iy or eighty thousand dolars per annum,--
Mr. Whiulesey deserves well oflhc country,
for his unninchng integrity,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

o. SALMON P. CHASE, has gone over 10
the Locofoco parry, and pledged himself I"
suppor, the entire State ticket, in preference
TO the Free Soil ticket nominated by his own
par,y. So has DR.. Townsh"nd. Al a meet
ing of the Free Solrrs of Hamilton county
CHASE was by public resolution read out o.
church. When ii was said Two years ag'
,ha he wns shaping his course for such Al
end, it was "a Wing lie," now il is a Fret
Soil fact. How honest some men are.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

dAS New lIulLmNG WAsHlNGTuN STi'
yrRs, Esq, AMI o. Branch g. Co. are each
erecting handsome three story bricks in the
bcrm district. The buildings arc up nearly
10 the second story. We learn that They
cpnirmplou'. uniting: their upper stories TO-
neither. so as TO make cue room 40 lee
square, which is designed for Pnblic Hall
This is decidedly The best move in the build
ns luc made in our place, Nothing is Sc
mCch needed here as good llalI-aud The
..er,lcmcn engaged deserve tho thanks o
uc,yhody ,or lhcir lilHra' public spirit
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

CT OUT AGAIN.--1he recent. rise in the
river, small us j, eas, brought us our paper
which has been high ahd dry on sand bar
for tho pasl month, aud we ure able once
more 10 greet cur patrons and readers. The
loss 10 our readers is less than 10 us-as
'tirIy dollars week would not rcmuncra,c
Us. This fact alone will convince our read.
crs that The firuIl is not ours.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

6r Judge Joseph R. Swan, Of Columbus
declines The nomination for Common Pleas
Indge, recently conferred upon him by his
party. lie is rne Of The best Judges in 'hr
State and ough, 10 have been on their lickcl
for the Supreme bench, bul he was moi radi-
cal enough TO sui, the hards Of The party,
aud hence was pushed aside to make way for
such mon as Ccrwln, Ranncy. Barley, DC,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

OF WIrHDRAwN.--T, A. PLANTS, Esq,
the Free Soil candidate for STATE Treasurer
informs US that he has Withdrawn his name
as candidate. This lcuvcs The track clear
between Bliss and MORGAN, and no Free
SoiIer ough, TO hesitate between The Iwo.--
|, is 10 be Hoped that the Free Soil candi'
date fM Auditor has not had this good cx-
ample thrown away upon him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07


W DEMOCRATIC MEETING.--Lasl Salur.
day the Democracy made rally a, The cour
house, and with the aid Of The Wings sue
ceeded in filling livery respectfully Messrs.
PUGH and VALLANDlGHAM addressed them.
We were present during Mr.. Pugh's speech
1t was capital effort for The WhigS-,he
hardest hard-money address we ever heard.
and We have heard great many. |. did
not 60 down with The Meies county democ.
racy, al al. We remember distinctly that
in discussions which we have had with Mr..
MABOy, The present democratic candidate
for Probate Judge, in times gone blythe
Judge was in the habit Of denying that hard.
money was doclrine Of his party--bus
PuGH knocked that pin from under him
beautifully. The most thrilling pari Of his
speech was his aluEion TO the grave Of THos.
l.. HAMER, bu, he forgot TO tell his audience
that HAMER was guilotined by his own party
becat sc no WAS not hard. His speech was
rich in description, particularly ,ha, pars de-
scrip,ive of The Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company's Banking House. lie beat
Il. P. r. JAMES, most essentially, in this re.
spcc'. Mr.. PuGH is very smart young
man. but u i,:le 100 much so for this region.
Mr.. VlLLANDlNGuAM, quite juvenile
looking fellow, in a goatee, followed. lie
stated that he had very little to say, and
,akirg him al his word, We left. Altogether
The meeting considering the notice was very
respectable in numbers. very attentive 10
what was said, but we fear not productive Of
much fruit. Judge LedIc presided
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

REMEMBER, Tax payers. on next election
day, that the Locolocn administrations pre-.
cceding the advent of The Wing Polly in
lS45, instead Of paying any portion Of ou'
State debt, bOrroTed money TO pay the m
terest. Since then the Wings have not only
paid the in,eres, regularly bu, portion o
the princpal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

feci Of newspaper sscalionis. ihaii..b,i
Us 10 realize the Iapidity wiihwhicb eve
pnss on the ever shifting panorama Of IA
We give below. a summary Of occurrenc
since our HsC
The Cuban expedition has failed-Lop
the prime agi,u'or has been capWredluhd
to death.
A tremendous excitement md massact
has taken place in Lancaster county, Pa
The al'empl TO arrest u party of fusilj'
slaves. h tIg.J tl(
The Ohio State Agricultural Fair
greatest exhibition ever held in The We,
has BEEN begun and ended at Columbus.
The city Of Boston has been the The lb
a,re Of the greatest civic ovation which b
ever been Witnessed on the American COM
nrn,-,hc celebration Of the opening Of N
Boston and Canada railroad. tpr..
The American yacht, AmerieG. has boo
en- the whole English Royal Yoch. squn
ron, in the annual regatta a, C"wrs. Isle
Wight. in pr sence Ol the Quren, Princ
Albert, and the nobility Of Europe. llurra
for Yankee skill. The song now rings Go
lunbia rules The wave
The American depaHmen, in The Cry>'a
Palace has a, las, ASSUMED its proper lev
and is now admi,,cd. even by The Lond'
Times. 10 excel IN practical utility. any oli
rr na,iun represented al This great indns'r
show.
The Emperor Of Austria has dismiss
his ministry anG assumed The reins Of g"'
ernmen,-a sor. Of NlcHoLA'. No. 2.
The American War steamer Mississippi
was 10 receive the illus,rious KossUTH. o'
board. u, Cons,an,inople, September 18Th
We may welcome him TO The shores .
America in few days.
The Circassians have def,aied lhe Rus
! slams, with immense loss-recOvering al
. their forts and s,rongholds, aid placing III
p..,;,, vho, h.. w,s ,br.e ,.ars moo.
:. -
; a reVo'unoh nus luxe" P'"'e !" o'"''
AMERICA WIN ""a' su''eSS "" WV"
more VIII demonstrate.
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: prn N xic"-a thing by no means aHe"n
| l.. Il,
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
ONLY ONE WEEK MORE!..TO TIE
POLISH


The Cincinnati GazeHe opporlunrlv re.
minds The People ol Ohio ,hai The approach
my annual rleclion-lhe musl inporlan, ,ha,
has ever been held in the Sla,e-cumes of
one week rom Tbs bav, lh second Tursda,
III Ocubcr. "Bul liIle time is lrti u prepare
'or 'his c"nIrsi-iO compie,e the necessary
arrangements IN bring nui 4 foil vote. We
KNOW 'ha' the ID mocracy' h. ep up their
"rgan'zal'un. work steadily. aud. as IL gene.
rai rule. ar always reGdy fn' action. How
is II wIh the Whigsl From wha, We sey
and hear IL other parts OF The STATE. our
friends ar active up and doing--and evn.
my fixed determination, ccme veal OF
Come woe, to du their whole duIy before The
elecunn and al III. polls. This is as u should
be. But what shall we say OF the Wings Of
Cincnnad--ot IiumiIUn counIy2 A short
ume since lhuurough organization was
comenced by young and energeuc men
which gave promise of goop results. We
nope and Irusl thar those efforts arG ~nll di.
recled, and will continue unIi every Wing
in The county is induced 10 come nul 10 The
election and depoSile his vole. We have
thousands Of good Wings, aud on their vote
the elecllon Ui the SIulc officers may. and
probably will depend. We 1--WE our aid to
the cause, 10 our principles. TO our party
friends throughout the State, and ,oihe coun.
Try Lei il never b. said that Locofncos and
Uhraisis have iriumphrd because The Wings
had TOO iulh regard for their principles, or
were On lazy Io come ou, and vote. Their
is 100 much apathy. il endangors our cause
and the prosperity Of the S,aIe. lie, us re.
member 'ha, our liberties aud our r! !h,s are
h Id on Tie cnndiiinns OF eternal vipih nc .
Are we tno lazy ~ lill our arm Tor tho pres
rrvaIOn OI our rights. ZOO Indifferent 10 our
principles n cxerl ourselves To sustain them.
'oo careless of our Personal security aud our
properly 10 devo'e Iiule time To preserve
them under The protection Of law aud order!
We have no lime 10 lose. lie, no one stund
ldIing away his time, but be W while i, is ye,
to-day, ami a, work, where ever work is 10
be done; and continue 10 work from this lime
unli' tho election
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

GrMoNTHLiEs,-G Graham's Magazine for
Jc,nber, is one Of The fines. Of The year
he Engraviugs aro THE Evening Light"
s'irple engraving from the burin Of Rob
uson, and one Of the finest establishment:
sc have ever seen in Magazine-a beau.i
III fashion pla,e--and "The Scene in tn,
'ounlry." The leading article is an exceed
inply able metaphysical arlcIe on "Habis,
rom The pen Of DR.. Wm. ELDER Of Phia
rlphia. Herben also contributes one OF hi
',on articles "n sporsine--whch is TO US. al
ways the article Of The book. AIloge,hc
Gr1ham is alone in the Magazine world.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

O5~ The River rose slightly the past week
Iiriurc MA, !mc i, was lower than al any
lime since 1898. Navigation was entirely
suspended and the beautiful Ohio surrender
cd 10 the dominion Of Catfish, Cars, Craw.
fish, and Inc olhcr subjects of the watery el.
rmcnL We have uuw, however, prospect,
Of ullargr.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

HrA color4d Convention has lately been
held in Canada 10 consider matters connected
with colonization and employment Of the
large body Of fugitive slaves in ,ha. country.
The prevalent opinion seemed to be in ia,
vor Of the removal of The whole colo red pop
ulalion Of tha, province to Jamaica.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

The JEENNINGs estate, now waiting in Eng.
land for heirs, amounted in l948 to forty
millions of dollars. There has been q grand
gathering of all The JENNINGS in ,he Uniied
States, bu, nothing definite ha6 yel boen dis,
covered respecting Ihs righ,Gul heir. The
Mobile Tribnuc thinks the legal c'simen, is
Mr. S. S. JENNINGS, Of ihs, city,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. ROsEnr HrsELL,
Mr.. LEWIS SrssoN, Of Middleport, to Miss
ELIZABETH THOMPSON, Of this place.
On the oath. ul., at the residence Of N. II.
Morse Pcmeroy, by the Rev. Thomas D. Boyer,
Mr.. Sherwood X. Burch of Meigs Co. to Miss Car
oline Young, Of Coolvlle, Athens Co. Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

O." Such length Of Time has intervened
--ouc non'h- since the primary eIecions,
and other matter crowjing our columns
VIC have omitted the liable Of returns, and
FACED the ticket ai the head Of our paper.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

Bcnlamin R. Curis. of Boston, has be,i
appointed BY the President 10 seat on th
Bench Of the United States Supreme Courr
loh vOcon, by the death Of Mr. Woodbury..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the Estate of George w. Self late Of MeigS coun-
ty deceased. JOHN WOLF,
Pomcroy Oct. 7, 1881, ,---awpa,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

01rThe Ohio Statesman is filled, amos,
duty with undjscriminaing cuogy Of the
Democrs,c State nominees. Some its no.
'ices smack so strongly ofIhe obituary style
rhs, we shall no, wonder TO see them re.pub
ishrd unjc, black lines after the second
Tuesday in October
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

Gr Godey's Lady's Book for October is
p fore us--,he brs, idea we can give is TO
ay ,hat--h is Godey's--i, con,ains 2l en-.
ruvi"2s and So original arclcs. There Is
provcrb which we may well repeat this
nou'h--"G Cooley awnys redeems his prom.
srs,"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07
Sept. ~, 195l-n47w4.
Notice..

4 T my instance an attachment WIS this day
N issued by II. H. Rice, aJuSticc of the peace
Of Salisbury township, Meigs county, against the
property and effects Of James Muir non resident
Of said county. WILLIAM SHORT.
Sept, u, l85l-ni7w5.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

The Marietta AMI Cincinnati Railroad
'ompany have let forty miles more Of their
ad, completing the connection between the
,ineral region und Cincinnati.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

office IS hereby given, that the undersigned
y has been appointed and qualified rs Ad
mnistratriI on the estate Of William Gr.fii, Isl.
of Orange township. Meigs county, Ohie. decra:
ed An persons interested will govern themselves
accordingly METlLDh l.. GRIFFIN.
Oct. '5t-nfTw3. Administrative.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-07

The New York Mirror STATES lha, the
@nhh Of Mr.. Clay is in u very feeble slate,
nd thu, i, is very doubtful if he will ever
gain be able to vsi, Washington.