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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
by K. 7. VAN HORN.
Laws Of Ohio aRallislsaby Authority.
aai b 1 mo. e.,
AN ACT authorizing speciaI Sessions of the Couf

AN ACT authorizing special Sessions Of the Copri
|, s,t.,s "a. 4, of Common Pl,as. IN.
SEC ]. Be IL enacted BY the General As.
sembly Of The State Of Ohio, That ans jndge
Of the coun of common pleas may bold a
special term of said court. in any county
within his disiricl, al such Time, as he may
prescribe, whenever in his opinion The same
may be necessary.
SEC. g.. Whenever any Judge Of the
couri Of common pleas shall notify The clerk
and sheriff Of any county in his district, Of
ihe ilme OF holding a special term of said
court, il shall be their duly, Immediately 10
proceed TO draw. according 10 law, grand
and pe,i, jury for said special term; and The
clerk shall Immediately give notice. by pub
lica,ion 10 some newspaper printed in said
county, and il none, shall be printed thqrei
in ,htn in some newspaper hsyiEg e4hrFpl
circulation lherein. and also by notice post
I'd up in his office, Of the lime of holding
said special term; which saiu npticeshail be
given for al ltas, zen daysprior ,Nahe day
named for The commencemeii M q such spe-
cia term. 4lf63t ),
SEC. 3. Immediately nller such luries
arr drawn. The clerk shall forthwith issue
venire iaclas to the sheriff, commanding
nm TO summon The persons whcse phfar'9
were drawn as said jurors. 10 attend e We
sea, Of justice Of said county. ON the tlrst
day Of the special lerm prescribed by the
judg.. al ten O'Clock. A. NJ, and The sheriff
shall proceed immediately 10 summon The
same according 10 law. f. q
SIC. A. No business shall be transacted
a, such special Term, excepting criminal bu-
siaess, appeals (roIn county commissioners
in relation To roads and highways, and the
hearing and deciding. upon applications for,
and objections and remons,rances agains.
ferry licenses.
Sec. S. Recognizances Of bail witness
es, subpenas aud o.her process iDicriminal
cases, may BE- made reiurnable 10 said spe.
cia term, in the same manner as they are
made returnable 10 any regular term OF said
fcouu. ~
SEC. 6. The business enumerated in the
fourth section of this act, when continued
al any regular Term OF lbe couri, may be
ac,ed upon a, such special Term; and IL con.
'iinued a, any special term. may be acted
upon a, The mex, regular iermof such court;
bu, all other business of3said court shall be
Unaffected by The holding Of such special
term.
SEC. 7. The provisions of this act shall
not be applicable in any Counties OF this
Slale. wherein special criminal courts have
iormay be estabaishea.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker # lie House Of Representatives.,
March 4, 1852.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

TAleIing (a,her Of many children was
once asked which Of them he loved the
mosi--his boys or his girls.
"Why," said he, "when my boys are
aen,le babes. and suckinga. their mosher's
breas,. like them best; bu, when they grow
up and come 10 suck me, my preference d.
yeraes towards the girls" r..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

N"WU HGDIOED%o
TUST RECEIVED--A fresh and general
d assortment Of GROCERIES,; also a small lot
Of Spring and Summer Goods, in addition to my
former stock, consisting Of almost every article
usually keptin country retail stores, which am
prepared 10 sell on the most moderate terms. l
would most respectfully invite purchasers 10 call
and examine my stock,
JAS. RALSToN.
PomeToy, March Q, 1852. nl6:tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

II
enu.a0 Crystal FOunt Division No. 4,
&XXs Sons and Daughters of Temperance meet
E1,V& ings every Saturday afternoon at the Sons
Hall in Pomeroy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

> ora lady, on being asked 10 join the
Daneh,crs Of Temperance, replied. than she
intended TO join one cftbo sOnsin the course
e(,hs veess
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
nR. WM FlELns
Wilmington, Del Dec. ls 1881.

A YANKEE OVER THE CRArRa.--A coftes.
ponden.of the Boston Transcript, writing
from Naples, thus dSscrlbes an amusing in.
.erview wilma live yankee,
Tho other day on reaching the Top Of ys,
suvius | deserted man setting asyida
block Of layu. DON, know Why, hu.
marked him a, once for one Of my cocn;ry.s
m n. Asl advanced toward him. .cou,d
not help Dtaicing tho cool manner in which
he and Vesuvius were taking a mcrnins
smoke together. Iii, lopg nine was run ous
like bowsprit and he ,ouk The whole affair
as calmly as one would look upon The kiich.
rn fire al.home. As soon as came up with
him he bawled out, "Hailo stranger! pretty
considerable os Of lazy round here! Any
news down bcluw9 iehainl tuckered aou.,
BE ye?" On my asking him IL he had look.
ed into The. Crater he.replied "Yaps bu,
burnt the aigs of my ,rowsers though | tell
yeD." lie turned ou, TO be a nan from
New England who camo up from Marssllies
TO see the Volcano"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

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ok In co.,4.t s. ...,'& ben AZ SUM. nj l,.ss
,hsnl l,w6 lis,sshd de|Iars, nor more .I|th
,wen.y sUoosand dollars as The said co|nI..Is.
Ohio, and condiGonid for the fanhfjI dis.
charge of,be duties of his Office; ard shaII
lion, 10 be endorsed upon the said bond .ls.
he will faithfully and imparsially discllAygf
the duties &c his Office, % the besi Of bissliill
and ability; which band, 50 endorsed, shall
be deposited with the county Treasurer, and
be- by him carefully preserved. 'l9a Wv
2 SEE. 4. That as ioall county Auditors
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
HA{qa OI .AuVcFtLsAmtI n
Inc suuae ~ lines OF less three wee
IEMEDY Fo1. scAaLEr rEyra.

ay The following cure for,his ma!iy,su,5 Al.
sense is giyep IN the Delaware R,.n,blle.o
by physician: a4. ,
Alessrs. Editors.--You will eo,Rc, . 4.
yor on some of your readers 4. least. bv
publishing this receipt for scafit, Fever 10
all i,s s,agos. and which win cure nineteen
cases out of ,wen,yeif strictly attended 10,
This .rtu,msn.. although apparently simple.
you will fud a sovereign rem .,Iy. mrd viii
save tnany of your liulc ones from a pre,ns.
lure grave, which is aI,nos, sure 10 follow The
use Of caomel, which oniy,rs.Ilv ,end. =,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

u We clip the following from the New
York Express We have seen similar no.
dee Of this wonderful man. in the Eastern
papers, all of whom agree thai he Is no
humbue: % q
"ASTRANsE sieHT.-I.is indeed strange
sigh, to behold man walkiOg the under
side ofa slab Of polished marble suspended
from the ceiling. jus. as IL he were a fly =
Professor McCormic accomplishes the diff
cul, feat, however, easily and gracefully, a,
Barnum's Museum afternoon and evening.
.If you see him you will both be graiifed and
enlightened. We were SO beyond question.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
,,ssw~as 4 Regular POmerOy and
(, / lkrA,yfeS Portsmouth Scmi-Weekly
= Packet-The Steamer "a.
f---- -7FT-r-7 M n " EWVW

< JOHN -BRU UBAKER, MASTER, will make semi
weekly trips between Pomeroy and Portsmouth.
Leaves Pomeroy every Monday and Thursday,
at 7, clock, A. M.
Leaves Portsmouth every Tuesday and Friday,
at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
GT The REVEILLE having been purchased and
fitted UP ,pressy for the Pomoroy and Portsmouth
trade, will run regularly, leaving promptly at the
above hours. Allbusiness entrusted to this Boat,
will receive particular attention.
Pomeroy, August 26, S5.--m2.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

-. III o. o, r. .-- Naomi Lodge,
y t2N$ No 117,-Mectings on every Friday
n - Evening. Hall ia Edwards building.
.s,vs;s Welfare Div isiOn, No SO, Sons
k!XS Of Temperance every Saturday
4izHs Evening. Hall in DeCamps building
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker # lie House Of Representatives.
March 4, 1852.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
80 y President Of the Senate.
February s5, 1861.
.tNo. lq2.1

ANY nm lTo c.., ,.,;,H,
ton in n psn;i,en Connty -. -
Src.1. BE n tenaeIe1ibv The Generaf Al.
.saa.biy of The State of Ohio. Tha, in d.
coi,n,v of Hamil,on. ,be,a shall he. add is
bsrabv established. a copr, of criminal III.
yisdsc,;oh. ,xclusivelv. in a,Ldi,ion ~ he
conr,s of record already proyided for he ,he
conslit,uion. rAss az. -,
!, Sac Tha, so;d co,,sf sbal,tbo known
'bv ,he name of u,be (,yiminal Coun Of
Hamilton ca,,h,v and shali Mold e,.b Terms
and ~ SsSs:h SssSsc:h cases or ! cy,n,;n,I na,nre as
n. b.,.;n.i,.y nrov;dsd s.ssF. ~ J,.s
SIC 81 Tbar,be said co,,,, shall ,be held
bv one Indoo WHOSE ,p,yo, &c, ,,f;cs sbalI
he FIVE Years. and wha sballb bs elec,ed bv
IN. onal;6.d eIsc,orsTor ,bn sa;d conn,v or
Hsmil,on =, he sSms ,i,6e .sd I Il H. s.ma
manner Inn, ,bs ;ndo,.. Of ,ba can,. I ''r con-.
,on.nl..s ar. ..I,c,sd in so;d carn,v, ov.
c.n, H.. 6,s, slsc,,nn wb;oh Lii ho Ma
ON Inc frs, Mondov in Anil ia5o. and ,,s
;,do. 81 alao,ad a. ~ a., MaaJS IS
AnriI, one.,bousand eioA, hunaied and 6C.
n:lwo, shull, hold his Office unrl ,he second
Mopday i'm February. 1887 Said iudge
shall receive the same SALARY ,ak.tbe same
oa,h Of Office. and be remuyed for ,he same
csuses as The Judges Of The count Of com
mon ,u,,as - w
|, Srt A The .l.c,ion c,y s,;d ;,doe. and
The. ,,un ,hereof. shall he ,be same. in
all ,.sn,c,s ms in he elec,on of n ;ndye,
Of ,he cou,, of common nlens :" '7e
SEC Thai said criminal couy, sb,l,
have ,ull and. comnls,e iurisdic,ion = nj NH
crimes. ofE nces and mlsdsn,eanars com,ni,.
!, d in said county oi Hamilton. ~ he same
ex,en,. and in ,be same manner I'M, ,he se.
veraI conr,s or common plens in urber 9.oun.
lie, of his S,a,e. shall. or NAV have i,ris.
dic,ion or coun;zonce oc in ike cases. aud
IN, couu of common Meas shall have no
jurisdiction in said county Of Hamilton.
concnrren, with said criminal court. of INV
mailer or conse. ,he ;urisdic,ion whereof 4,
hv This sc, conferred upon snid criminal
cour,. n, anv ,ime hereafter. exc.nr 10 com.
nls,e and carry inlo fnal execution. causes
and matters already pending in said com.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

BLooMEss in THE MrNEs-- I'm one Of the
mines Of Calveras county, California, la
boring with grea. energy, may be seen a
trio, composed Of Two Ameaican ladies' and
a gentleman. While the gen, picks and
sfovsls. one Of the ladies, whose costume is
a silk dress. covered with mans coa,, ss
nearas she can initiate The sBloomer al the
mines, carries The dir TO ,heiocker, wk:,,rs
another lady shs working with al i. Nj.
duty Of an old miner, If ivo women, ma, q
one cradle, don; succeed,i ,iswiIl bo msrssI.
opsl aA5 S ~ aie aa y 6Gas \
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
ITEMS.


Gov. Cobb has ordered the Webster pa.
per at Boston 10 lake down his name as Vice
Presiden, on the Webster ticket. The or.
der has been complied with.
Rev. Calvin Fairbank, charged with en-.
sicing away slave belonging TO Mr.. Shot.
well, Of Louisville vas on the 24,h, inst,
sentenced . lhs sniseq1iary for fifteen
.ysarz. Y
Its stated that the value Of labor is so
greatly enhance in some portions Of Michi-
gan. by the emigration TO California, thai
$26 month and board is readily command.
ed aeh a1
The line Of the plank road which il is pro.
posed TO extend from Milwaukee 10 Macki.
nav, passes for Two hundred miles through
an unbrokeD wilderness.
The new Bank bill for Wisconsin is 10
be submitted to the people Of tina, Stale for
adoption a, the election in November next,
provided il passes the LEGISLATURE this winter
Of which there is no. much doubt.
The "Spiri.s'' in ,he Wabash country, are
bolder Than in nmosI other places. The Per-
ysvills Eagle says that at house no, far
from there several ghosts have appeared in
bodily form. Cne Of them stood cross.leg.
ged on bedpos, and tapped lis WINGS.
Another was caugh, BY the leg by person
presenl, bu, broke from him and escaped
Mrs. Myra Clarke Gaines, il is snid, lost
her case which wos recently argued before
the Supreme Court, She commenced the
prosecution Of hen claim, aslhe daughter Of
Daniel Clarke, 10 his real estate. about nine.
teen years ago, when she was Mrs. Whitney.
Subsequently, she married General Gaines.
who espoused her cause as well as her, and
devoted his fortune tots promotion. Gen.
Gainesaexpended ip she suil the proceeds OF
two estaies which he owned-- a, Louis.
vile, and the other in Tennessee (Which he
sold for abouteioo 600, He also expended
bis pay and emoluinem. amounting to about
six ,hoasand dollars year. Some Of Mrs.
Gaines friends have also advanced conside-
rable sums in her aid. being confident ,ha'
her lille was clear. and would be establish.
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CHURCHEs.
Z SOCIETIES.

n MASONIC.---POmerOy Lodge,
&ANO l64, 4,-Stated Meetings, the Monday
FV\Eyening, on or befTe the full moon in each
month. Hall in Murphys building Second st.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-30
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 30 1885,

Mr. Greeley says he intends to publish
on Saturday, the 9th INST, small edition Of a
tract for the times, entitled, "Wnr | AN a
WmG-.i Letter 10 an h,quiring Erien8-by
lloRACE GREELEY" 1t is "intendcd for gene
raj circulation"
Tile Ohio Wing State Convention met
"Wednesday, at Columbus, and after passing IA
series of resolutions endorsing the nomination
OF Scott an Graham, appointed State Central
Committee, and nominated Presidential elcc-
tors. Two hundred and fifty delegates were
present, and great harmony, it is said, pre-
vailed.
Tile Free Press published a 0amng cali for a
meeting ct the faithful, last week, and announced
that Gen. Cass would be present address II. When
tile General arrived however, he absolutely refused
10 speak, and the whole thing Tell drought Detroit
Tr6HHc
Gen. CAss has no stomach for the fight
Ills defeat i'll the Convention produced an irri-
tadon which bids fair to continue through the
canvass. Loco Focosm is in bad way when
it cannot raise n meeting in Detroit
The Florida Wing Convention endorse
the nomination Of Scott and Graham.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-30
ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

-OEE OF PIERCE's BATTLES The Boston
Post rays Seen. Pierce was in the action al,
the National Bridge" There was 10 such ac-
ton, though one was anticipated, and every
body was surprised that there was, none. Pierce
himself wrilg to Gen. Scott, shortly after
wards, said 81 have really encountered moth
ing that can be construed into serious resis.
lance Now, who knows best-General Pierce
or the Boston Post?
- Mr. Webstcr's Hungarian bull, on his
farm at Franklin, N. H., nearly killed John
Taylor the tenant, few days ago. lie inflicted
several wounds upon his person, and would
have killed him, no doubt, on the spot, but Tor
the Interference of several men.
- CAT IIoME." John Teller. of Sche.
neclsdy, n, is without any question a rara
ans. Although he is 81 years of age, and has
alwaye enjoyed good health, he has never been
mile out OF Schenectady in his l. ie lie has
never seen ship, schooner or steamboat.
-- \ paper called sour Country" was
started IN Boston to support Mr. Webster as
a third candidate for the Presidency. After
the first number was issued it went into a de-
cline. It's support was offered to Pierce, but
It's publishers tainted before the second number
went to pr css. Alas for "Our Country
The Tribune Is authorized to state that
Hon. Amos Tuck, OF New Hampshire, one of
the gentlemen proclaimed by the Ereming Post
as Wing opponents Of the Wing Presidential
nomination, intends, and has from the first IN
tended, TO support 10 other candidate than
WINFIELD SCorr.
AS one Of the trains on the Saratoga aud
Waterfall road was pass passing near Fort
Edward, yesterday, one of the brakcnen was
knocked of by bridge INTO the river and
drowned and another brakeman, who wa
looking TO see what became Of HIM, had botl
OF lns legs taken oil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-30
CONSUMPTION'S PREMONITORIES

Are Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, tight
OF the Chest pain in the left side, low fever, and
many other symptoms OF like character. Then come
1uberccs in the Lungs Reorganization, prustratlon
OF the physical powers, and soon the scele CUaes.
That they not weep when too late, lei the friends
OF the sick be vlgalant at the outset. When the first
symptoms OF Pulmonary Disease are manifested ad-
minister DR.. ROGERS Syrup OF Liyerwort, Tar and
Canchalagua. That its effects have been all but
mi aculous even in extreme cases, we have testimony
| which lncreduIlty itself can scarcely doubt. TRY
If. But first read the evidence. You will find 1t
IN the pamphlet in every Agents hands.
CAUTlON-NOne genuine, unless there is on the
buff wrapper a note OF hand signed with Pen, by
4. l.. SCOVlIL d. co,
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, by A. l..
SCOVlLL Il CO., proprIetors, at their Principal
Depot, GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6 Broadway New
ork, to whom all orders tor the medicine and let
relating to agencies should be addressed post
paid.
ALSO, for sale by w. b HATCH. Winooski
falls VT, general Agent for w. Sold alsJ, by A.
Z. Spear, Smith & Richards aud Ilagar : Arthur
Burlington.
PRlCE-In large boty.,s s., or bottles Tor S.
July %. ii.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-30

al little respect is due to the teachings or examples
OF those public Journals which support candidates
W hose principles they rcpudlatr, while they drlY,
xccrale, and spit upon the hest portion u the pat
orn, upon which those candidates stand ~ HrSo-
utOHo " The Staic Free Soil COHrcHiOH JaIy = i0'!
We suppose this position so solemnIy ass
serted by the democracy OF thi. State, is to be
received as orthodox until the next State Con-
vention; when according to the established
practice of that party, it may be modified or
denied, as may be thought expcdent. A per-
son ignorant Of the peculiar pencLam of that
party for saying one thing and doing another,
would suppose that the resolution we have quo
ted, really meant something, aud that the dem
ocratc party actually intended 10 vote for cam
didates holding to the doctrines OF the party
and TO vote for such candidates because they
represented the principles of the party. No
such thing. Such flaming manifestos, such
vrtuous and consistent professions, are only
"Whspcred to III Gear -
and the honest democrat, hugglng the dear de-
fusion, rushcs eagerly TO the polls, and with the
feeling of one who is doing his country service,
", in bssful ignorance, all the while, that this
candidate "dcieS, eXccratcs and splits upon tie
PLATFORM" in praise and support OF which, his
voice has filled with homely eloquence, way
side Inns and country stores innumerable.-
This is the "adapative quality Of democratic
principles the principle upon which French
democracy commit all sorts of excuses and
crimes, in the name .! Liberty. These things
happen, rot because the masses are radically
dcprayed, but because they are the tools OF the
"wre-workers' and conference committees,
who make a bye word of honesty, and have Il
sovereign contempt for the weakness Of men
who believe that resolutions are intended to
represent the sentiments Of the party.
We are promised All illustration Of this sub
lcct,-on a small scale to be surc,-in the &C
ton Of the Conventions of the two branches Of
the democracy in this County, about to be
holden at X edmond. "'The leaders" with a
Corporal's guard Of rank and file, convened at
that place the other day, and made preliminary
arrangements for fancy ticket" 10 be COM
posed of a fair proposition OF those who believe
in "the 6nallty of the compromise" aud the i'll
taibilily of Frank Pierce, and "a fair proper
ton of those who "do MT believe in the iinalii
~ Of the Compromise and who think that
Frank Pierce is extremely talIlble; and the
residue ticket is TO be filled from that, at press
ent, numerous class of democrats called go
betweens.' who run about from one party to
another in search of some quiet and CongenIal
nook where they can rest-cM Ndary.-
The result is of no earthly Importance to the
Wings, except as indicating to tina world the
progressive nature Of democracy; > for we can
beat them IN the CANVASS more easily, wit
their i'll assorted union, than otherwise. Mean
while, we leave them 10 their domestic arrange
mcnls.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-30
CIRCULAR.
VER.NO.NT State k.1IR.
To Manufacturers and MECHANICS.

AT the above Annual Exhibition, to be holden al
Rutland Oh the lst, u and 81 OF September next, a
Manufacturers and Mechanics Hall will be provided
for tie exclusive cchidion 0j manufactured articles
oil every description, to which you are cordially and
earnestly inuitcd 10 cDnibutc. 1t is very desirable
TO have all the great Industrial Interests well repre-
scented on this occasion, and that nothing may be
wanting the part OF the Society to effect this, lib
cra arrangements will he made or and every iacil.
ity offered TO, all who will assist in accomplishing
this great rud
Please uotily the Chairman of the Committee on
Mechanics aud Manufacturers Department. at Bran
don, on Or bejorc august 2lM merit, the amount OF
space you viii require IN tile Hall, and forward as
near as possible list OF the articles intended
io he sent. Ky doing ample room will be provi-
dvd tor the proper exhibition Of your goods.
All articles INTENDED Tor exhibition will be carried
on the Railroads free.
l'lcasc notify the Manufactures and Mechanics in
your neghhorhood Of tn opportunities offered them
as above, aud let US take hold with will, and show
the thousands who visit this Great Fair, what the
Old Greeu Mountain State can do.
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN HOWE, JR.
Chairman Of tie Conn. on Mechanics and Nam
Rtdci"rus Department.
n BIZ is ilnporiant to have all goods intended
for exhibition sent to Rutland JctOrc The FIRST day Of
thc FAR.