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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-13
HARDWARE.
MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPO.

MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOT.
yJNHE SUBSCRIBER has hand q large and supe-
/ rior stock of Northern and Potomac ICE, which he
intends dposng of at reasonable rates throughout the
year.
No variation of price to those who commence in the
an 2y-2aw9t JNO PETTIBONE.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-13
HARDWARE.

vINHE subscribers have in store a good assortment
i House Furnishing and Builders Hardware Cutlery
&C., which they offer those in want at the lowest prices
Also, Agricultural and Gardening Implements, com
posing all the articles used.
j. T. RADCLIFFE Il CO.,
mar 26-tf Odd-Fellows Hall, 7th street.
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DAHLIA ROOTs-FLOWER SEEDS.

TAYLOR a. MAURY, Booksellers and
L StatiOncrs, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th
street. have constantly hand full assortment of
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS, INK, and
PAPER of every variety for sale at New York prices
ap left
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

v ROBBERY OF HAzEN's JEwELRY SroRE.--
Yesterday mo ming between hall after seven
and half alier eight O'Clock, Hazen's Jew
ielry Store, on Main street, above Fourth,
was entered md robbed Of about sky g I'D
wa.ches. The rogues entered by ascend
ing the aigh, Of Stairs leading up into Mr.
Wilslace's book-bndery, passing through
the room OH the corner TO one adjoining, and
there making about sixty incisions with q
BIZ, and breaking up the floor 10 form or
opening sufficiently large 10 admit the body
ora a man. A rope ladder was attached lt
the foot Of a printing press, and the fellow!
were let down 10 the immediate presence 0
ihcif plunder. Al hall past eight o'clocl
The robbery was discovered, SO that The
whole must have been done with great bold
ness, adroi.ness, and rapidiiy. The rop,
ladder, some chlsels, and other instrument,
of the trade were LEFT as they were used ol
tho premises. t"D4 - '+ie e.l 9'n I
? The whole affair indicates The engage
ment Ct several persons in the business 0
robbery. The police were early upon IN,
'Espot, and !. seems hardly possible, witl
proper vigilance, lha, the rogues can escap
with their booty.-Cin. Gdz.1 1a' 'l'F r. {
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

A very affecting scene took place in the
Mayors Office on Saturday morning. A
wife had warrant issued Cor her husband
wnom she desired the cour, TO bind soyer ,o
keep the peace. The parties appeared,
His hon or asked the wife to state what she
had TO ssy in regard 70 the case. She with
tears in her eyes replied-rAh ] nsl
is ,ha. your honor bind my husband over ,c
keep the peace. will do anything for him.
Ecan support myself and child rem, lie il
my husband, and as such | love and respec
him and only desire that you protect m,
from his abuse when drunk. When sobe
hei good and kind His honor and al fel
he reply. = Gin. Com. a55l1iN oi's
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

The ROTATION OF THE EARTH has been
made visible-by the French experiment tried
by Professor Kirkwood. al Potisyile. on
Tuesday evening. II says, ina communi.
cation TO the Emporium os ~, 4r ",
/ The weight Of the pendulum was aboul
$50 lbs, the length about 80 fee,, the mum.
Der Of vibrations per minute, 12t. The de.
flec.ion Of The plan of vibration was more
nearly found, by previous experiment. TO
be al The rate Of nineteen degrees and
Twelve minutes per houro This differs slight
ly from what theory requires; II must, how
ever, be observed, tina, The measurements br
which this result depends. were taken will
a tape line and rule, and were rather design
ed 10 show The method Of proceeding thar
for the purpose Of accurate experiment !
is our intention soon 10 repeal this expert
men,, under circumstances which will affor
time for accurate measurements, lua
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
TO rod ds'thalap@ afitia coaiabFly from

TO rodil o1, 1,khSlnp@ 81 fhis coaipphily from
the4aud,- d,-ss.u- llrrne- of -bauditi nn r,
,olera6lr pl igu!sg 80 % Z - p.
'91TllJ nsasi "a yaefIaus pare q dc slhasltris
that lhssi, jvsEy Kat RiviI ssilIsTF we're, in
The csfFe ys'r a 1917. t6s;ft ~ f.ishfuI al
herenis of Great Britain, furnishing aboul
one ,heuSnnd fighlhig men 10 litr aid
We gpitfS ig M lhq pGr!fss SesoilrIs, af De-
iachmen,s OF English TaulS being drawDby
false reports into thy, places, mud there set
Fupoli BY .innehse masses 4ailih4 enemy,
from whom they dit, mol escape wi,hi1tcoh-
siderable loss Of life. -, ~.
What will be done. by The Epgish, whom
this rrbclli' il is supprcssed--as sooner or
leler il Certainly will be---is moi Al all prob
lematicaF. WhuFrsaIc annexation Of The
land and personal property Of The rebels s
already determined on, us is said. by the
English Governor Al a meeting of tho
inhabitants 10 congratulate him on the break.
ing up Of the kal River Settlement of reb.
els. the following resolutions wa. passed
THAT this meelngis Of opinion that, to
preclude any repetition Of the recent, rebel
lion in the Kal River. and adjacen, native
locations, ii is necessary 10 break up the
same, by confiscaing The movable and i'm.
moveable properly Of the rebels--,hereby
preventing the sre.assembling together Of
such disloyal subjects US have laken par, in
the late rebellion"
To add 10 ihe horror Of his war i, Is re.
ported that The small pox is prevailing TO a
terrible extent in the inierior Of Natal, and
there having been no, vaccination there
whole lownshiPssit Is said, are swept off BY
/ this lonlhsome disease. VI m. WI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

Mr.. LowENTHAL, the celebrated Hungari.
an Chess Player, leG his home in Cincinnati,
a few days since, for London. He goes TO
auend the grand Chess Tournament, 10 take
place in that city some time next month,
and at which nearly all The grea. Chess
Players in the, world will auend., The game
is 10 be played for a purse of $4,000, aboul
$25, 5,OO0) which has been made up for the
occasion bya few English gentlemen, The
plan is, for thir,y.wo Of the best players lc
begin sixteen games simultaneously, at the
close OF which the sixteen beaten players
retire from The contest. Eight games viii
then be played, a, the close of which ther'
will remain eight players who have moi beer
beaten. These play four gamcs--afie
which the four remaining players pair Of
for two other games, and then the ual gam
lis had between the remaining two players
! The man who comes off victorious in III
game receives the purse, and is crowned 'h
King Player Of the Word. 9pWho know
but the proud lille may soon be worn by
ci.izen Of the Queen Of The West-M
Lowenlhull He has gone toiry fori,, an
we hope hemay win,he game .aatl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

The Cincinnati GazetIe says: "a gentle.
man al the Burne, House has in his posses.
sion Two Of The (ar,lamed horred frogs
found only in Texas. They have been said
10 be fabulous, bu. these specimens demon
s,ra,e the fac, of'their existence. They are
abou, the size Of our ordinary frog beauif
fully mo,,led in color, and The horns project
in The upper side abou. the joins Of The
neck fa1 ss q ama aasy3ai
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

, |, is remarkable event, and one g ding
TO illustrate the ups and downs of'life, ,haI
William Dyon Mckenzie has apain. after .
lapse of twenty years. taken his seat in the
Canadian Parliament. Once q loyalst
.heE radical. then rebel, then felon, he
lis again an honored subject. So goes The
worId.--Cm. Gaz. yai n qIg 9l 7ater
The canallromPo Portsmouth to Chilich,he
after June l5sh, will be closed abou, foul
weeks for repairs, reI ng eas.a gnr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
From the ST Louis Uhion of June 9th.
FLOODlN SAINT LOUIS.


FroHi the st. Louis Union of June 9th.
FLOOD IN SAINT LOUIS.
The Rise Of 1925 81 ldssed--Immense
DeSifu1tidu al Pro,,es -, D,r.1;uos De. 4
...I.l IN. 81,
ss'sy "e E'V.s'
-..s.aeO0e ana sDeeo,e.-slAe haHnet ef-sae
Mississippi PfobabIy Chan gedf 4 h.
The seaiers are ssposi s,is N. Ne 6wgiie
omid n SCENE of conf;,s,on ,na - .,,ar,a.,
-. s..ssJ s-ss !, - ~ = s'ss'ee"
'e''O'' "'''esseu' ~, ~ vlc % business a por''on
oi our town except one or TWO houscs iscov.
cred with waler deep enough to afford pas.
sage Tor s,eamboals.E The condition or or.
rs;ys i basyond dsscy;n,;6a ,,8 IN, i.
',n ea"neu ~ oe'ns seen nc ',oou oi ~
"as no.iS y, WIN sie ptesep',
a. a"u 90 noai,y 40 " ecn now De sscet'a'heu
."e ,ne"'o'ao'e ''seot 1870 'a'eo oi 'each'
'"S."e p'eeen' 'natNi ~ "a so
VI MuIsrey 'us' the Wasel icompehced
noou'"s "e 'owss' porHons Q, 'ne las--ano
VIC 1epo1, was otougn' Us oy HaPs' Haffls. OF
~ ns"st H'se eo"n"S
uo""' rilpay 'nosinHg Inc "n.er1 nao
''sen several 'ne"es'ana every exer'ioh was
Gaue G 70 secure he gram ana o'her properly
'o"i Guy .nJu'y na' .'lgp' m result rom she
1oo""nuaNono. o'. n"aA .ue ilse,s Inc wa'er now
I1se'' Icse ~ iaplu'y as 70 cause me ues'ruc.
.,o'. 's" y. Suanures ., prSduce' MANY OF
ao'c suneS nV''' 'ie ehec's o' ne hoou
a,e ,a''elS wpo nau R'ain s'ofea mere IN
sneus' anu ~nu' ~ sp"c o' every eAeflon
"anH ", susm,heu heasy ,osSes'
"A, e Cus,ons 9,' ~ wnole o. oa'uiouy, .ne
4 "o.Am sa''ose WIS cu'''eu on WIN renew
.n ~ aons.y, !. DuI,ng, me evening ana n,gn
4 .pe ''sul eona,eiceu f's'hg more rapiul!
"; .nan se'o'i n Mn',e iieuvy munuef s'o'I
.osa"s a' '.' anu .,asnl"e aiouha ap'eu 70 'ne !
'eaoy n e,oohy S P.pspee's..iJ .in.ls, M
y" ounuay .'. 'ne 'o"n' presented a sceh'
VI uuS''e a"u ao''sny, ra'hi'ies dfiven iron
me'r. 'eNelhe'heh's 1y 'he encroacnnnG wa
'eis' No.e uesel'"ne 'ueir rolpes anu seeA'n'
.e,ose ~ 'le upper Pal' Q, tne 'own--'or II
ln'1 'ase "e lio'hes'eau r'ArihPuoh Law
a,eu e' " seIule mem III INC u"o's'uroeo pos
'eST'o" me M !" tle" properly :,
;, ~ Moiucy 'ne "a'er was sun coming up
ahu y was ,1unu necessary 70 remove al
: me nouseno,u gooas ana conslccfaoIe guam
W"es W =. iieaTnanu'-e n!S 70 n'ghef grouhd :
d nasVn'' sn'ns anu .e.R were occupied q
cay - S""'eys "e'' anu i'ieiola''''@
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12


'dl EccENrRIcITY OF GREAT MEN -Grea,
=. A. ,sis-, .:-s s-- sss-t "a rs-
courses, ind are formed 10 do extensive
good by modes unintclligible 10 vulgar
minds. o. Hence those cratic orbs in the
6rmamept, il is their fate TO. be misrepre.
sented by kDaves; 10 be abused for all the
good they actually do, and 10 be- accused Of
ills. with which they have nothing lioB do
neither in design nor execution. qnn .
We find the above going The rounds Of
the papers as an anonymous paragraph. Il
lis grossly incorrect Eccenricily, is not an
essential 10 greainessg though the former il
often mistaken for the latter. True great,
mess eyipces itself in pprepess Of heart ana
strength ofiintelleci, eccenWicity aissimply
q peculiarly, and The weakest minded mef
are usually ,he most eccennc. Nor Is &C.
cepiricity any cerain indiceton Of an in
ldependent Tan:biI is more frequently I
mark Of vanity.i Greainess having becoh,
10 some extent associated with eccenirici,y
thee later plant is successfully cultivated B,
hul pdrsds Of ambitious fools wihiprRer self
ss,eom and unreasonable share of deception
lfeiN0.~e' canao. ncquiescea Ia the assGmp
liion I'm, an eccen,ric men ave great; no
can .ve shed tenys over ,ha a no;sc,o,r. I ~
hsnded1s (ais of sny GREAT man made .
snch watrrikp =,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

~
could pOyhis board BY working it; bot We
have demonslra,ed the fact lha, 1, viii pay.
Now, suppose il surveyed gu. ~ GoyeFn-
rhent and Offered Nor sale at auc,ioHs or
course we could not afford TO pay as much
as another ma6.oF PaFIyof men vino had
Tha spenia long lime in prePdring and get;
ling Il IN d tilIihg condition 70 be worked.
We would- be ou,bid and drisea--from- our
bar, aud others would reap ,he. benefits Of our
labor. The proposition in many other re-
spects is Objectionable, even for the Govern
ment ITSELF The pick and shovel Of the
miner is the only criterion 10 60 by 70 tell
wha, lands will pay for working or where
pshere is gold. How is The surveyor TO de,
termine which is and which is moi gold land!
How point out It's locality when foundl--
The fact is that i, would cost more 10 survey
and sell these lands than the Government
ever could realize from them. There is
nothing tangible to work on. In allthepro-
positions | nave seen on the subject, Mr..
Ewing's seems the most reasonablesif the
Government wishes 10 realize anything from
these lands. Tha, was for The establish.
ment Of a mint a, san Francisco. and the
charge Of a per cen,age on The labor Of the
coinage Of The dust. The proposition was
reasonable one, But the proposition 0,
Ispeech made BY Old Bul|ion@ and he's sh'
pure metal) contained more real knowledge
l Of The condition Of things here Than oil lh,
! other speeches OF propositions made in, Con
gress on the subject. |. ran somewhat il
\ this order: e'a, 13et N a4ea9 t!if75'n1i
"Leav. the miners alone 10 dig out ih'
Placers, and the quicker they do il The bette'
for the country, and lei The gold go wherev
er The tide of Commerce shall carry it,"
If hepeople al home will come ou, her,
I and dig ouI some Of these, too successfully
"hidden treasures" they will agree that tn
.diggers earn three times as much as The.
. ge.; and they will come TO the conclusion
that tie Government gets its pay in the in
J creased consumption Of taxed articles use
: by the miners. '',''.
Bul IsmusI close, after giving the friend
:, a, home The knowledge of the Posi- Office
+ Of such Of the Meigs County Boys as al
2 within my knowledge. William B. Probs
. John Beauty and Isaac Sheets are here, an
letters for them should be hereafter direc,c
to Mariposa. Charles Havens is ou, on q
% Indian hunt-his letters, &C., 10 the SAN
N office. Jesse Fussel and John Clark are
70 Aqua Fro. Murposa will be lhe handle
ID Office. BY le,lers being sent there will say
n each Of us 81 so on every one, which '
r. now have 10 pay TO the Express. All a
no well so far as know. ,,...
III Truly yours, "PERSEVERE."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
@SALr.-The Pomeroy Company huy,

@SALT.-The Pomeroy Company have
commenced operations in boring. The site
selected is the old well, bored few years
since 10 alconsiderable depth, and vacated
idrwaht Of means. They found the well
open to "a depth Of ei5 feet. The depth
now is, We learn, over 100 feel-the water
increasing daily in strength. The prosp ,c1
is very fal.ering. sagc,hao r74Waato-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

NJ 6TTho cropsin Meigs county and on the
Virginia side oflhe river promise unusualy y
large yields 10 the farmer. Many intend
cutting their whea, in a fortnight. Should
no uniaxprable weather intervene, the ielt
in Meiss county will exceed lha, Of las
year so large extent. .Hl'' = H0H,1 ''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

.s7 or We have printed for grnIui'ous distri.
% button Consiitulion',ickets-" No and " Yes"
which can be had BY calling for, Ii ,herr
II is patriotism enough in the politicians o
ba Meigs county TO pay for them, we'll and
good-if moi, we are'poor eapugh to give
them away. We shall also priiiis.iickels fol
=. the license clause if desired. The Crane
Division Of the Sons Of Temperance hav,
. supplied this county with the "No" tickets
and we shall print the AYES" tickets, which
can be had by calling q. our Office al 81
u cents per thousand. n 1- 5a a-aa pa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

A i6nkR |EED. pan RICE, The minnie
~ Dan. Ial -dJliA,sd eiekly..hsse dollars
70 the sis,ers pf Charity, tof the beuehs e
The orphSbs 81 NSleheE. n AX
In Dams lale successful careeri in Na,chez.
the Free Trader says, lie several times
allpasi1 20 MS lPoseny .'inla anspnse hsIf
way between Tears and smiles, tha. was
really lyiOuchng, and awakened the -keeuosi
sensibiIhies of ahisI audience" |. is well
known ,ha, Dan Rice is a whole souled
fellow, and richly deserves tho immense pa
Ironagc extended him. 0t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

The editor Of the Buckeye Eagle, after
hearing Jenny Lind sing know thai my
Redeemer liye.h, was so worked up with
the pa,hos Of the music, and the poetry thai
he wen, off and joined the church; for;
said he, "if there is anything more heaven.
y in heaven itself, is indeed worth all the
effort his said ,orequire!t to get there. 9''l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

we had expected last week .ha, those in
debled 10 us would have paid up promptly
asmany Of them promised--bm we were
mos. grievously disappointed. Friends, we
owe mOney-.-Iaapdd. could easily pay, if you
would remember us,rasi You ought o We
give those who paid us ourthanks, and those
who did no, can give this notice a personal
construction. 'N'' i,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

FHh% o. The Lancaster Gazette thinks we are
inf il fayor of The adoption Of the New Con-
a r'iilusipns because VIC have coal mines ir
5a Meigs couh,yarA profound inference that
arMn Weaver. 1'We suppose he is opposed Il
'@is because there arc none about Lancaster
Perfectly clearl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

/, OUTRAGE UPON BARNUM's TRAVELLING
MusEUM.--On Friday nigh. there was quite
demonstration made against Barnums
travelling menugerie and museum, at Prince
Jon, N. j., on the part Of a number Of CHI
zens and college students. They were dis.
satisfied withthe exhibition, and pronounced
i. "humbug." After the exhibition one
Of the wagons or carriages was seized upon
dragged to the canal, and thrown into The
wu,er. When the cars passed on Saturday
morning, persons were engaged in taking i
from the river. ...s.Q.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

MARRIED-On Thursday last, by Rev. Jas. F.
Given, Mr.. wrLLhM saoRr toMiss JANE SMALL,
both of Middleport. pro
On the same day, by Elder Jas. @. Mitchell.
Mr.. SETH PAINE, Merchant, of this place, to Miss
RowENA RArHBuRseof Rutland. .sgbg' 4ud
The Printers were kindly remembered by the
the happy couple-an evidence of good feeling
always fattering to the disciples of Faust.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
lMAETED.
CenstitatiOmal EIectiOn---On Tues
dny Next, June 18th.

.aw eerWe have the pleasure This week, Of
= laying before our renders another interesting
letter from our regular California corespon,
dcn,, Mr. CHAPMAN. 4s ,s5 s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

aoaE6r'We hope our Wing friends of The
different townships will attend TO The cleo
y ZION Of delegates on next Tuesday, TO attend
The Staie Convention 10 be held in Columbus
on ,he Sd " Jply next, II our Central
.Comminee are,oo lazy. 10 attend to the bust.
ansss with which the parry hus entrusted
. ,hem wshope tina, The Wings will iuke III,
..infl matter 'iplo their own hands, For convent
tsncc we herewith publish a Table shown;
~ The numberlio which each township is en-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

0T Within lhe next Two years the chars
,ers Of twenly-one banks, Of the old safety.
fund order, in the Siale Of New York will
expire. They have. uni'edly Q capital oI
over 81 100000 add u circulation of$6 ,0oe,'
900. g.n.g Aaa ] heaudl 90 -ll laA v
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

SnocKlNG IA lille school girl in Nc
Donough county. Ill., near the village OF
Maccomb, was accused by her mistress with
stealing piece Of money, who threatened
to hang her il she did moi confess, She pro-
tested innocence, when the mistress pro-
cee1ed to pu,a handkerchief around he,
neck, with which she lifted the child from
the floor disloca.ing her neck! N..'' ~ z
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

A PlscE oI LbcK-- Frenehulau. Shol
,pndrt the name Of Tainir Bej bad arrived
n, Ihe highest dignhies inl the East has ast
die8 a, RrpSI. His Oagina name vPs
Souchon, and he was drummer boy IN The
army Of Egypt. in l7sS Alier the battle Of
sHeliep5Iise he and someqo eqo,hersrlslIsin,o, 40
'ambuscade in The desert, and were inSde
prisonrrs:==Drjrzzur ordered d=ihe- -whols-of
them 10 be pu, 10 death, bu. The officer charg.
ed 10 carry the order into execution, being
touched with the exueme youth, Of Souchon,
spared his life ard sold him as slave to the
Pacha of -TrPoli. This -lai,er. Incorporated
him jp his troops. and SO soon, discovered in
him so great capacity that by degrees be
raised him touhe highcs, ranks, and al last
made him Governor 81 Ahdjelah, ia his do.
minious. His administration was marked
with great energy and iirmness, which in
the end led TO the establishment. Of order
and prosperity. He died" lately a,ahe age
OF SO, during visit which he was paying
TO the Pacha Of Tripoli. j. i, s.st ..,s,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

BAL LLooN ASCENSION. Mr.. Wise, the eel.
ebra.ed Aero naut, is preparing for grand
Saloon Ascension a, Columbus on the 4lh
Of July neM. The Bal oon in preparation
is said TO be an unusually large one
Doubtless crowd will be there 10 behold.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

There is said 10 Be a strong party 10
Mexico in favor Of the Immediate annexa.
.on Of that country TO the lUnhed Slayes.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

l,v Should the New Constitution be adopted,
~ tho convention will snominale candidates cor
Governor, .Liedienan, Governor Supreme
Judges, Board Of Public Works, Auditor
a. Treasurer, and Secretary Of State, &c, ,rr
..ic The convention will be important. und
ssshould eInbrucea full representation from
e all parts Of the State. anois'a2 800 t'i ,7'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

jackson, the "American Deer" beat The
fine ,ro,iing horse June Bug, a. 81. Louis on
The alsl, in race Of len miles for 5000 q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

@Wclearn from The English papers that
the Tower Hamle.s, represented by George
Thompson, the Aboli,ionist Lecturer, in the
imperial Parliament, are looking out for Q
new candidate TO represent them. They
are as little pleased a, his deser,ion Of them
after having sworn to serve them, as ou'
people have been with. his gratuiious ser
vices. Mr.. Thompson is one Of The Nav
worm school Of Phiunthropi's, and Stoves
TO be dcspiscd." We do no, remembe
having seen half SO severe things said Of hin
by our own presses as we have read in III
English papers, 3 sA@" aa a' a''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

81 GA Du.chman thus describes the New
Yorkers a.rhe nsarl ,- ,iii- : --tldav 90
about The streets all 10 day, sheelin' (cheal.
ing) each Hoder and dey cali DAT business. I"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

The report iha, Hon. SAmL, F. ViNroN
has 'akcnthe stump against the New Con,
siiiu.ion is upfuunded, i..m s43I.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

| The steamer Pride Of lhe West lately
lost fourteen passengers from 'chtlera be,
tween New Orleans and Cairo. ud ,oloml
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

lq90eHSNiTh. ofdIhe steamer Ohio, Keeps us
fleguIafly sapPllca with news, for which he
aG y, viii please dccePI our,hanks.s ,a-
!!sl nD5- WRAvRRs ofibe BHckeye Stale; has
mos forgouenus,p bur sill sdppIi, us with the
la,es. papers from The Queen and Iron ciIies
Our opinion II him is known. s,ai. e
a nidRsyi Mrs. RRaR, Of the Cincinnati, as Il
his usual practice has left US packages Q
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati papers sufficien
for weeks reading. He has a'merii few
possess--constancy in good deeds. " l