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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

Fremonts Exploring Expedition through
Oregon and California.
The Life of General Andrew jackson; by
J S jenkins. Steel PORTRAIT
Lives of James Madison and ] ames Monroe;
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Youngs Science of Government New and
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Oregon: Its History, Condition and Pros
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The Silver Cup Of Sparkling Drops from ma
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CT Temperance the world over. BY Miss
Porter i
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea; by
James o. Brayman. 500 l2mo pages, IL
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
Notice.

THE Second term of Mr.. WILLIAMS Singnh
,lOss viii commence Oh Saturday.cvcning tie 5tt
,St, at half past seven O'Clock, IN the baSemeDS
If the Presbyterian church. Persons dcsirous q
lnting with the class are invited to be present on
hat evening.
Julv 2 S5O0 -n99,Y
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GF The new postage law which took effect
July 1. 1851, permits us to send Bound Volumes,
weighing not over two pounds, by Mall This is
a great event, and the reading community have
cause for self ccngratulation.
The discount on the annexed List will be twen-
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ExTRA INpucEMENT.-On receipt of the cash,
we will forward by Mail or EXPIRES, Books ordered
from the following list, on the above terms, and
FREE OF ExPEYsE SO now is the time for those re-
siding in different parts of the country, who are
not in the vicinity of bookstore, to purchase
their books at greatly reduced prices.
List of Books, with Booksellers prices attachedi
Doyle's Ready Reckoner. new and improved
edition, from new plates. 70
| Yonng Ladys Gift oO
Jays Family Prayer. 6O
Dodridge's Rise and Progress. 5O
Baxter's Saints Rest 5O
Robbins Produce Reckoner; showing the
value of different kinds Of GraiH, by the
pound orbushel l2mo. 10
The Young Mans Book 10
Chambers Treasury of knowledge, 90
Lamartnes History of the French Revolu-
ton of lS4S; with steel portrait 90
Fowlers Phrenology; Proved, Illustrated,
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Lives OF the WeSlcys- ~ :;
Pilgrims Progress: with NoteS and Lie ol
the Author With pates.( 2
Life of Christ and his Apostles; by Rev.
John Fleetwood, d. d. q
Life of DR.. Judson, the bead of the Mission
airy Enterprise; by u Clement. 400 pp.
@with Portrait. 2
Lives of the three Mrs. Judsons same as
above with thr9e,F Portraits. 400 PIP. 2
Life and Essays ofIDr. Franklin With Por- =
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The Life of John sQuincy Adams; by VIM.
H. Seward.
The American Fruit Oulturist; by John j.,
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The Life Of Empress Josephine, first wife
OF Napoieon; by ?. G. Headley. With
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Indian Calkivities, or, Life in the Wigwamj
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The Missighary Offering; dedicated to DR..
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
TO MER CHANTS

4 MsAsc the attention CT Country Merchants to
l. M stock Of Notions and Fancy Goods, which
cen te sold at low prices and on reasonable tems.
consisting in parto the following articles:
500 pieces Bonnet, Cap and TaIcta Ribbons;
0U0 doz Tuck, Side, Dressing and Fine Combs:
0g0 White and colored Spool Thread;
0G0 lbs. 4" (" Skein do
00O " Black assorted Patent do
900 dO2, Artificial Flowers;
OO0 " Elementary Spelling Docks,
200 " Gum Suspenders;
200 Gross IoOkSand Eyes;
S00 " Pearl and Agate Shirt Buttons;
500 " Coat and Pant do
800 NJ. Plain and Ribbed Percussion Cans;
81 :" Rockwell Son and Bates Nsedles
80 doz Mems Cotton and Lisle Thread Gloves,
20 +" Berlin Linedand Wool Gloves;
co &" Ladies' Lisle Thread and Cotton do
90 " Kid and Silk do
% " Military Shaving Soap;
0 90 Razors;
20 Clothes and Hair BruShes
so " Shaded Comforts;
0 600 McLane's Celebrated vemifuge and Pills:
0 so Packs PmSj
Laces Edgngs, Frnges and Plaid Grecianette;
Silk and WorSted Coat Bindings, silk Thread
0 and Twist, &c. &C.
E. S. EDWARDS.
Pomcroy, April OF, zoos.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
HB BW TGl@l u :WSasEo,

4 new and very handsome one scat BUGGY;
~ andone as good as new with two seats will DO
sold at less than cost REED & BROTHER.
June 2G, $500.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
November ii, 1851.

N Office is hereby given that have been
J. Y appointed Administer of the estate of Ste
phen M. Hayman, deceased, at the Sept. term of
Meigs common pleas. The creditors of the deed
Will therefore present their claims duly authenti-
Gated Tor settlement in one year from this date.
ADAM HARPOLD.
Oct I, lS5l--nl7w3pd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
Notice.

lis therefore hereby ha, all the said several ndwn lots in sadT
will sold House,
Pome Monday D. 1882 between the hours
A NC Penalty
lbe paid before that
HALLIDAY Auditor Migs CoantS.
Pomeoy, November 1851.-n1w4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

The State Of Ohio, Megs County, 1
Samuel Halliday County Auditor said hereby certify that We Oego-
correctly copied Treasurer said
ua 1851 copied into the Duplicate Of 1851 and that the amoun each
MacI or N and caeuleiall
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that petition
will be presented TO the Trustees of Rutland
township, at their session on the Goth day Of De-
cember, 1851 for an alteration of the road lead
ing from Brailys mill to MISUNDERSTANDING
at the east bank of Leading creek at the bridge
at Bralleys mill; thence northwesterly aronnd
the bottom land of AnSel Bradley; thence west
until it intersec,s the road at or near the grave
yard in said township. -
November Ii. 1851 .-nblwlnd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
EEOMsc nn0 I10f for snIc.

THE subscriber offers for sale his dwelling
honSe also, his corner house, at present7occupied
as Chair, Cabinet and Tailor Shop, together with
the whole lot. Said property is situated lin the
most public part Of Graham Station The prem
iscS is well calculated for any kind of mercantile
business. For f, rthCr particulars apply on tho
premises to NJ C. GREENLEE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

No 20 against the World!
LN0R pod artices at ow prices.
.E oAkH5 & BUSKIRK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
SPANISH AMERICAN REPUBIICANIsM.-l

is but day or two ago that news was received OF the
breaking out of formidable revolution IN Nicaragua,
resulting III the overthrow of the Government the
CAPTURE Of the President and Cabinet, and the organ
zation ola administration by the usurperS, or
"insurgerts," "revoutonists," -" traitors, or what
ever else maybe called the party Of Generals Munoz
and Montenegro, the master spirits of the revolt.
[EKEess
II Is no crime not to understand mnutey the
affairs of foreign countries but 1t Is not wise 10
to write about them in that case. II The Er-
press had read the other journals of the City with
It's usual vigilance, 1t would have learned that
Mr. Montcgro, so far from having been master
s. int in this Nicaraguan revolt, has been chosen
by the party turned out of power by 1t, to the
nominal Office OF President with the hopeless
design of suppresslng that same revolt. Our
neiphbors ought to be more cautious such little
plumbers ruin the hardesteamed reputation for
accuracy and reliability.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
The STATE Conventions.

The State Nominating Convention Of
on Wednesday tomorrow 1t will be very
fully attenped, inside and out. majority of
Hunker Delegates are chosen. but 1t is pretty
generally believed that they are not disposed to
crowd the mourners by attempting to lndorse
the Fugitive Slave Law II they let that alone
1t is hoped that the sitting Will be harmonious
H,nry b. Stanton means to be Controller or Sc
cretary of State, and probably will be If he gets
nominated and elected Ler s Chaffcid wants
to be renominated for Attorney General, and the
Wings want him renominated, so we think the
Convention viii have to crafty them.
The Wing Convention meets IN the same
city next day. The understanding appears to be
that the Delegates will heartily agree on Wing
principles and a Wing ticket and pass over those
questions on which they disagree in silence. 1t
Is understood that the candidates will be selected
in part from each section of the party Most II
not all the present State officers decline a re-
election. We hear mentioned the names of Sen
ator James NJ Cook of Saratoga for Controller,
Senator Babcock of Erie, and Hon. Joseph Null
lin OF Jefferson for Secretary of State, Daniel
Ullman of this City for Attomey-General, besides
several for Canal Commissioner and Prison In
spector We cannot say how far the use of the
names above stated has been authorized by the
gentlemen who bear them We anticipate har-
monlous Convention.
- Next week, the State Agricultural FAIR
comes of at Rochester---AddresS 10y Hon. Ste
phen A. Douglas, L. 5. Senator from Illinois.
There will doubtless be an immense attendance
probably not less than 100000 persons
We mean to look in, as a reporter, on all
these gatherings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

The Cuban excitement at New-Orlean,
has ceased, and all the invading projects are
abandoned since the receipt of the news
from the island, and the riotous disposition
which before found vent against Spanlards
now seeks to expend itself on the Llberat-
ing Committee, because they will not fur
nish money to carry their undeceived fol-
lowers back TO their homes.
At Matanzas it seems that 1t was repor-
ted on the 29th that three hundred invaders
had been executed on board the Pizarro.
This is no doubt merely an exaggerated ru-
NOR The Spaniards there are said to ex-
press themselves with contempt for the
Creoles who got Lopez to come and then
deserted him.
Col. VIM. Christy has been appointed
Surveyor at New-Orleans r'ce Robert b.
Hill removed for connivance in the sailing
of the Cuban expedition.
We publish some interesting details of
the hurricane which ragged in Florida, the
G. ulf and the West Indies, commencing on
the 22d ult.
The Washington Republic of yesterday
has strong and elaborate article in defense
Of the President and the Administration
against the attacks Of individuals and press
es who are thus seeking to divert the pub
lie Indignation from their own folly and
crime in urging on the Cuban expedition.
The murder near Elkton, Del, has caused
a tremendous excitement in the neighbor-
hood, and on Sunday three hundred persons
were securing the country in pursuit Of the
murderer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
MASSACHUSETTS.

The Wings of Massachusetts, hold their
State Convention at Springfield tomorrow The
attendance will be yeTy large The expressions
a, the Primary Meetings render certain the NOM
nation OF Hon. ROBERT c. WINTHROP for Gov
ernor Unless he should be overloaded. we
think he can run in. although the race made
against HIM is Jockeying one-iwo nags started
one OF them only TO kick W a binding dust,
while the other Is booked to 60 IN We don't
believe Winthrop Is to be beaten in this way, but
overweight may do II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
To TIE Editor a. TIE \. Y. Tubsse.

4o"f EGfor a. lie y y. IrbsEe'
SIR; You will please TO inform reader of
your variable paper the law of taxing property
IN New-NorA Say poor man saves thousand
COLLARS ana pays 1t for 10, OF ground be then Dor
rows TWO thousand TO build has house--,hs house
and ioi taxed $s,soe-is he liable for the whole
amount, after paying per cent for money II 90
would II not be better for poor men 10 buiId no
houses Your answer Will De looked for
Tax-PANEE or THE NVIlIrH Warn
" 4nswer We incline to the belief
that a man NAV better live III another mans
house than borrow money to build one Of his
own But We consider that The amount Of tax
paid by the holder on a Mortgage ought always
TO be deducted from the tax on the mort gagged
property. There Is no other property IN the case
other than the house or farm, and the mortgage
shows that this property Is not entirely owned
by one man. but that another has an interest OF
share in II The Tax should be, though BY our
present laws it Is not. levied and paid accord
ingly. ed TnS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
TRIAL OF THE MICHIGAN CoNsPIRAToR

TRIAL OF THE MICHIGAN CoNsPIRAToRs.
Up to the Sd inst, sxyseven' days had been con-
sumed IN receiving evidence upon this extraordinary
case, and the counsel were then prepared to com
mence summing up, but SO great was the crowd as
sembled to hear, that the Courtroom was not large
enough to hold them, and the Court adjourned TO
Fremens Hall, said to be the largest hall IN the city
On Thursday the 4th inst, Mr.. Van Amman COM
menced his argument the part OF the prosecution
which it wasthought would occupy two days he is
TO be followed by Mr.. Frnk, for the defense to
whom the prosecuting attorney, Mr.. d stuart will
reply. VIM A. Howard, ESD, and Hon. VIM. H
Seward Will then speak for the defense, and the ar
pumen will be closed by Mr.. James A. Van Dyke for
the prosecution This case is hardly paralleied in
the whole history of the jurisprudence ofthe country,
for the vast mass of evidence introduced on both
sides ard the Judge will have no enviable task IN
presenting It's important points to the jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
New-Grenada.
NEw.YoRy. Saturday. Sen, & lsi,

NEN-l oRS, saturday, Sept o, 1851.
10 fAe Editors o. the ". Y. Tribune
Being DESTROYS that you should be made
fully acquainted with the disposition OF my Govern.
ment toward the patriotic defenders of Liberty. Of
whatever nation they may be- beg TO nciose to YOU
an extract from dispatch recently received from
the citizen-Presieent Of the New Grenada Republic.
Hlario Lopez
" You Will pay another visit 70 the Generals Gan
baldl and Ayezzana, 70 whom you viii saw tina, =
they VIII honor service BY entering lis ranks they
have only 10 notify 10 Congress their willingness 10
accept the Offer and they Will be immediately ad
mttec IN their class II the Executive Of the Re-
public had the power, Il would Of itself make the
domination, tribute Of respect due 10 the sacrl
hces and the devoted patriotism OF these estmaos
men as likewise II consequence Of the military tai
ents displayed BY them their contest against such
immensely superior forces
Allow me 10 subscribe myself Messrs Editors
your very obedient servant,
General J. NJ. GAIrAS. COnsul-General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
Power from Centrifugal Force.

We have received large pie OF answers
to our request for PLAIN statement of the rea-
sons why the alleged new Motor won't 60.
eve had already given the reasons why It's ad-
vocatcs maintain that II Will go and of course
did not wish to reproduce them) Some OF the
articles sent in answer 10 our request are need
lcsSly long, others opaque, and some don't seem
10 unorsand what Is really IN dispute. We are
in daily expectation OF an article on that side
from a atlemalclan OF eminent reputation.
Meantime, we give the following as the most
direct and lucid of the articles in opposition 10
the Centrifugal Force theorists which has reached
Us. We omit preliminary statement OF the
question as needless. and come at once ~ the
point
Place upon a whlrlng table dozen ounce.
weights, and when, by rapid revolution they fly
from their positions, instantly replace them by
dropping twelve ounce weights upon the disc
wheel. Now VIII these newly added bodies
spontaneously The circular motion Of eir pre-
deceSSorS without taxing" the force which drives
the wheel Assuredly not. The application Is
clear. Every drop OF mercury which issues from
the tubes in our former experiment has come from
center, which Is OF course stationary, or may
lie considered SO, 10 rapidly moving cnrcumier-
ence, TO reach which II does tax the driving
power TO OvTcome lis inertia, and when II has,
at the expense OF that power, acquired a velocity
equal 10 that OF the circumference. II leaves the
wheel 10 be replaced by drop from the static
center Hence we see that every drop makes
draft upon the wheel for power enough 10 urge
II from state OF rest, Cat the center.) 10 state
OF rapid motion, (at the circumference TIL, Is
the reason the " New Motive Power" won't
work" 1t gives no more power than It receives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
The CUBAN EXPEDITION. of tn,

HE CUBAN EXPEDITION One OF the
rumorS that have reached us in connection with
this disastrous expedition Is, that when il sailed
from New Orleans, the intention was to proceed
to Puerto Principe; but that on arriving al Key
West, Lopez found there a letter from a we'll
known speculator of Havana. with whom he
had before had some correspondence, informing
him falsely that the Nuclta de AbaJo aid Pnar
del Rio Were In full revolt, and that he would
accordingly do well to go there with his forces.
This advice he decided To follow, not Suspectmg
It's treachery. and 50 fell into snare set for him
by Concha II Is we'll known that he had hardly
debarked at Bahia Honda before he found him
self surrounded 10y Spanish forces IN numbers
far superior TO those usually kept IN that district
and that could not have been sent from Havana
after the news OF his arrival had been sent
there. He landed al IL p NJ, finding the
village deserted. and the very next morn
ing had TO h-hi large Spanish force. The
inference, OF course Is, that he was expected,
and that due preparations had been made
for his destruction II this be the fact. the
invaders were, from the beginning, outwit
ed by their enemies quite much as they We're
deserted and left alone by their friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
Delegates 10 the Whig State Convention.

Ononddsd Cos. Edward B. Judson
V'alre Col. Alexander Williams.
Fulton Co-WIllIam G Wait
GrtcEe Co Rufus II King > MERIT Os-
bOrr.
Orange Col Alfred Post ?. George VI.
Gr;er Hudson McFarlan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
Proposed LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN

QUEBEC AND EuRorE.-The Quebec Board OF Trade,
at late meeting adopted series of resolutions, set
ting forth the advantages of line Of steamers direct
between Quebec and Europe. which they state would
greatly benefit one of the most fertile regions on this
continent and furnish the needed facilities for vast
immigration to that region. memonalto the Gov
ernor and Council based upon the resolutions, asks
fIO.OO0 from the Government in md of the enter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
To PRINTERs ANR PuBIIsHERs.-The

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the attention of Prin
and Publishers 90 their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates Sc. The improvement consists m giving 70 them
copper face al about third additional cost so that their
durability increased direct proportion 20 the Superior
Senacy Of copper type metal which. according 10 cor
rect experiments ~ sto |. From tins single fact II
will be perceived that thin face Of copper must
give extraordinary endurance To printing surfaces and
perence has fully proved such 10 be the The Com
psny have secured letters patent for the Improvement and
they prepared and execute orders at their
Establishment, 8 North MIlham-st New-Hork.
The follow printed IN the coppertsced type
New-York Courier and Enquirer, New-Yofk DAILY TfIb-
Boston DAILY Journal Boston Flag Of Our Union;
Rosten Pictorial Drawing Room Companion; New-York
Organ and others NEWTON COMPANY
leSl ruIh&Stf S<oth WlllIan-st n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
The BosroN RAILROAD JuBILEE.-The

City Council OF Boston have invited Gen. John 5
Tyler to oficiate as Chief Marshal on the occasion
of the approaching Railroad Jubilee, and he has ac
ccpted the post. We learn from The Courier that
many Canadian merchants have already arrived, and
secured quarters for their families, who are to arrive
IN the course OF the week. Among the names OF dis
ilngulshed British Army Officers who are expected,
We notice those of Sir H. Dalrymple and Capt. Cock
hum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

Age-Urder year. i26 TO years -. sto 5. b %
TO- 10 20 So 49, % g. 3d. 81 81 e. o. 30 so "a 90 % %
% 90. 10 90 70 %. II, 70 20 81, s. 81 a. ~, }.
Places OF NatyliyC States 2Si Ireland 50 sns-
land scotland .. Germany. - France ,. Prussia. I
British Possessions IN North America, l. West Indies,
unknown. -. 80
From HOSPITAL. Bellevue s Penlieniiay. Hacswells
Island tRoom gtale Asylum for Insane /. tls Hos
pta Aims House. Blackwell Island 3 Co,ored Home,
; Coiored peJsons,6 o.
There a slight reduction ~ from the las, report
Cholera Infantum and Dysentery are abatng slowly :,
other diseases they were. Mortality among
the Young has increased considerably 6sper cent. Of
all the deaths were OF persons under years Of age
We give the mortality OF the younger branches from
no Isl f IulV