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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30
TELEoRApHED TO THE CRESCENT
lsn TIE National lins.
Office Corner of st. Charles and Gravier streets]
The Fisheries.

/ The Fisheries.
/ Bosros. Wednesday, September 20.
Captain Bell The commander the British frigate De-
yastation stationed the Fishing banks has written
letter the Governor Of Prince Edwards Island stating
the American fishermen are ocking in vast numbers to
the Fishing Grounds in the neghborhood and that the
exertion of the authorities is required to keep
check upon their intrusion.
Indian Afairs-Japan Expedition.
WASHINGTON, wednesday, September 90
The Shawnee delegation have concluded their business
with the indian Bureau. The Government pays them
Ssseeo to be distributed among the people of their tribe
Orders have been issued for the removal of the Menoi
MES to the home assigned them in the Western
gions of Wisconsin.
The Governments engaged energeticay in forwarding
the Japan expedition and it will proceed with the
least possible delay
Cuban Expedition.
NEW York, September 20.
The Herald this morning contains letter from Colonel
Gonzales in which the latter denies that the Cuban sym
pathizars contemplated Lopez expedition against the
Island
NewYork Markets.
NEwYoRR, September %
The Cotton market yet quiet and prices unchanged
The steamers has had effect the market.
Flour firm with sales of Indiana at "a So South
"a 62 per bb Pork is dull and declining. Lard
firm and recovered but quiet.
Ohio River-Markets.
PIrrspuRan, September 20.
There is barely two feet two inches water in the
channel and falling .
CINCINNATI, September 90.
The river here is still falling slowly. Markets dull
Flour held at So rs per bb and Whisky at 17s cents
per gallon.
Sailing of the Niagara.
BosToN, September 20.
The Cunard steamer Niagara Sailed to-day for Liver
pool She carries out thirty passengers and
hundred and eighteen thousand dollars in American gold
New Bishop.
PROVIDENCE r. l., September 20.
The Rev. DR.. Hawkes. has been appointed Bishop of
Rhode Island by the Episcopal Convention session
in this city.
New York Markets.
New YoRK, September 29-Evenng.
The sales of Cotton to-day embrace 800 bales Middng
is quoted BEFORE at per lb for Orleans &c
per h. for upands Flour frmer, with sales 81 43&
per Dbl for State 81 62 for Ohio and 81 621s 81 rs
per Dbl for Southern brands Mess Pork has sold at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30
Day and Boarding School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

CONDUCTED
MRS DIMITRY AND ABLE AssIsTANTs
s The above School las oPeaed its TENTH ANNUAL SESSION
and is ready to receive pupils.
Strict ATTENTION is paid, we'll to the training intel
lectual development md physical veal of the pupil.
For apply in person. by letter. Institution TyoL
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELORD AND NAYADES SITS. ssps lpqp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-30
TfHe Builders

sg Are respectfully informed tia. hand good
nsnto every thing
HARDW ARE LINE
necessary for the erection Of Buildings
AIso-E EVERY VARIETY OF
IRON vERANDAS AND RATINGS
put up the lowest city price, So md ST CIRCUS STREET
sepld imp HENSfiAW. LURcES & Co.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
PUBLIC DEBT OF QUO.

The Ohio Fund Commissioners are in
town. for the arrangement Of The July INFER.
est ofthe Stale Debl. The money is all ready.
but owing loihe controversy likely 10 arise
in Ohio between The Banks and the Safe
growing oulof The Iate oppressive and, as
Banks contend, unconstitutional tax law.
some thought was entertained by pon Of The
Fund Commissioners OF separating The Slal''
Agency in New York from The Ohio Trusl
Company. Bul this has been found imprac-
ticable 10 the Sa,e, rs we'll as wholly unde-
srabIe 10 The public creditors. And notwiih-
Standing the readiness Of The officers oflhe
Trust Company in This TO surrender The
S.ale Agency rather Than YIELD ,it.Ie Of The
right oil The Company TO contest unauthor-
lied party legislation al home, no change,
we hear, will Ior the present be made. la
this decision the Fund Com mssloners acr
wisely. Nbhing is 50 well calculated II
bring reproach upon State credit MS The mix
ing up The administration OF The public debt
with party politics. Nearly all The Eastern
crcdnors OF Ohio know thai but for The exrr,
,iuns aud sacl fees OF the Trust Compony
the Sa,e would NOT have been able 10 pass
through the dark days to hen credil Of 1923
Aud ever since then ,he advantages of the
Agency have been Tor the most par in hen
iavur.-Nep Yo,k Times.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
Notice.

~ HE Commissioners of Meigs county, OF their
March session, 1852, determined that gen
eral levy of 10 cents on th. 500 valuation of alt
taxable property entered on the Duplicate of 1852
be assessed 70 Road purposes.
Also the following special Road Taxes have
been reported to this Office:
By he Trustees of Chester 20c MS on the 500
valuation.
BY the Trustees of Olive cenis on The 500
valuation.
By The Trustees Of Orange 20 cents on the 500
valuation.
By The Trustees of Salem cent on the 500 val
ua ion,
By The Trustees OF Salisbury 10 cents on The 500
valuation.
All of which may be discharged by labor on the
highway under The direction of Supervlsors, at The
ra,e of seyenty-fve cen per Jsy.~
June10, l852-ow s. HALLIDAY, Auditor.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
WESTERN INTERESTS.

Bot for perry influence, there could be no
difference oCopinion a'nug Western men,
as 10 the proprely Of Congress making op.
preparations for the Improvement of Western
Rivers and lIarbors. la spite OF this per.
nicious influence, many Democrats OF the
West have, from line To llme, advocated The
exercise of This power. But Southern Dem
ocracy rules, and The narrow doctrine which
GUS US off from any share ia The disburse-
men. OF the Nsli, nal Funds, is made an
article in The Den crllic Creed.
Al the Convention which nominated Mr..
Pierce. il was resolved.
THAI The Constitution does not conter
upon The General Govcrnmenl The power
TO Commence and carry on general system
Of Internal Improvements.
According 10 his plank Of the Democratic
Platform. the Constitution does not author.
izc general system of Internal Improve,
mems. What does il authorize! A parlial
system, such as has been praciicrd under
Democratic ruIel Is il, according to Dem
Ucratic construction, constitutional 10 appru.
pria,e millions 10 build Custom Houses in The
Eastern cines. aud light houses on The AZ
lanlic coaSl--to erecl brcakw walerS. and
make other improvements, in Eastern har.
bors: and unconstitutional 10 expend one
cent for The removal OF snags and o,her OBJ.
slrucons from Western Rivers. or for ma.
king the Luke harbors more secure!
This is The duclrne. both in theory and
practice. of the Democratic Parry. The
resolution quoted above means This, anC
hottifng else. Mr. Puik's Veto of the River
and Harbor Bill was in accordance with his
doctrine, and so were Gen. Frank Pierce,
voles, while in Congress. Should Gen
Pierce be elected dahegreaI West has nothing
to expect, in the way Of aid in improving hel
Rivers and Harbors. Those snugs ant
sawyers, which, to the great danger Of Iite
and property. are antei in The Ohio ant
Mississippi. for The four years succct din.
,sihe 4.h OF March next. may rear their ugi,
!. heads in triumphant defiance, ready III pierce
4 any fiatbOat or steamboat which may be 81
! unfortUnale as TO come in CONTACT with them
Dcm0cracy will be their guardian-lhe in
huenee Of the Administration will prOlec
2 Them FROM The rude asssuIlS of snagboa,s
and The cunning devices of engineers. Ant
tbs Veto power, thai sweet morsel OF Mon
archy. which Democracy yei rolls under il
tongue, stqnds ready 10 ward off any blow
ftFlfich mag be aimed al them by the Repre-
seniaIiyes ol the people.-RipIey Bpe.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
Ordinances of The Town of POmeroy

AN ORDINANCE regulating The meetings of the
Town Council of Pomeroy, and for other pur-
poses.
|. Be it ordained by the Town Council of the
Town of Pomeroy, That the meetings of the
Town Council shall be held on the first Monday
of every month, al o'clock, p NJ, and at such
other times os may be designated al any regular
meeting, and any member failing to attend shall
pay fine of fifty cents, unless he shall give an
excuse satisfactory to the Council.
Q. That at the meeting next after the members
of the Town Council shall be qualified to act, a
Marshal, three Deputy MarshalS, and Treasurer
shall be elected by ballot, and The amount of Sc
curity to be gwen by each shall be determined
3. 1t shall be the duty of the Trea urer to
collect all taxes levied by the Town Council
other than the levy required 10 be certified 20 the
County Auditor; and he shall receive therefor
five per centum on the amount collected
4. 1t shall be the duty OF the Marsha, and of
the Deputy Marshals, to see that all The ordi-
nances made to preserve peace, quiet, and goou
order in the Town are observed end for this pur-
pose, either the Marshal or Deputy Msrshals may
Immediately arres,, without process any person
or persons who shall IN their presence, violate
any such ordinance, and forthwith lake aoy such
person or persons before the Mayor, or some JUS
tice of the Peace If the county, for trial.
AARON MIRD0CK, Mayor.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
Notice..

N Uniformity to the acquisitions of section - o.
! "An act for the assessment and taxation Of at
property in this Stale, and for levying taxes
,hereon according to It's trne value in money!
passed April 13th A. D. S52,
The Commissioners of Megs county did on The
Sth day of June ms divide said county into font
assessing districts, as foilews
Is. The township of Salisbury.
2nd The townships of Salem, Columbia and
Rutland.
3rd. The townships of Scipio, Bedford, Ches
Ter and Orange.
4th. The townships Olive, Lebanon, Letart and
Sutton.
June 10, 1S52-3w S. HALLIDAY, Auditor.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
ROnd Nnfice.

oTlOE is hereby given that there will be a
petition presented to the Trustees Of Sails
bury township, at Their meeting, on the 26th day
OF August 1852, at the Court House in Pomeroy
ior grant TO make Township Road, as follows
commencing al the line between Samuel Stevens
sand Caleb ClarRs, running in south western di
rection eighty or ninety rods; passing through thu
land owned by Caleb CLARK and John Gorsuch,
TO intersect the public road leading from Harrison
VILE to Pomeroy, ten or twelve rods from The
residence of John Ciorsuch.
jy2e-tw PETITIONER v
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22


'Fhe Philadeiphis Sun. the only 50 called
Naive American paper in the United Iales
and Lewis G. Levin The only Naive Amer.
lean representative in Congress, both bitter
ly oppose Scou, and go for Pierce. Whv
do they SO. if Scott is the Naive American
tina. the locofoco papers charge him 10 be
A free banking law has passed The Legs
lalure OF Connecticut. in which The Uniled
States stocks, The slucks Of all the New En-
gland States. and OF New York, Ohio. Ken.
lucky. and some Other STATES, and the stocks
Of oil cities in Connecticut, are allowed IL
he deposited as basis fer circulation. The
Legislature is Overwhelmingly Democratic.
What a contrast with Ohio Democracy
ANOTHER CoNvERT.-John X. Wilson.
formerly Sheriff Of Butler county, and always
Democrat. was one of the Vice Presidents
al late Scott demonstration at Hamilton
county. He declares his determination IT.
support The Scot ticket. and says that there
are large number, Of Democrats in Old
Bauer who wi do tie same. They have
nm foreeIon The great services Of Scott 10
III duti0n.
The illinois Wing Convention met al
Springfield, last week, aud nominated B. b.
Webb, for Governor, COL J. l.. ID. Morrison
Cor Lieuienan, Governor, B. l.. Morris, for
Secretary qi Stale. F. Arenrz. Treasurer and
Chas. BETS, Auditor. VIM. Brbb, late
\ Governor Of This Sale, and Joseph Giles
pie,were nominated Electors al large.
"A new metal having the appearance Of
siiyer, bul The hardness o( pIainu, has been
discovered in digging well in Florida.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
AN ORDINANCE To- Tax DOES.


SEC /. Be it ordained by the Town Council of
the Town of Pome,oy That a tax Of one dollar be
and is hereby assessed upon each end every deg
over the ag, of three months, end two dollars upon
each and every bitch over the aye Of three mon hS
owned or kept within the corporation.
SEC 2 1t Shall be the duty Of the Marshal be
tween the first and fifteenth day Of August, in
the year S52, end between the first and fifteenth
day of June in each year thereof er TO make out
an exact list of all dogs and bitches in the name
of their respective owners or keepers. duplica'e
of which shall, within five days thereafOer be
delivered to the Treasurer: for whcn services he
shs be allowed one dollar per day provided that
not more than three days shall be charged for each
annual assessment
SEC. 8. 1t shall be conclusive evidence to the
Marshal that dog or bilch is own or KEEP by
the individual upon whose premises he or sne
h2btually resorts
SEc. a. All d. gS or bi cbes brought wi h'n The
limits of he corporation after he first OF June n
each year shall be listed by he owner, nnd IS
seSsed in proportion 10 the uneXDred ll'ne OF the
year. commencing with the fist day Of June.
Sec. 6. 1t shall be The duty of the Treasurer tc
co ec the taxes so assessed on or before the first
day Of Or ober in each year, in the same mennel
that State and county taxes are required to he
collected, for which he shall be entitled 10 FIVE
per cent. for all monies collected.
! Sec. 8. II Shall be lawful and is hereby made
the duty of the Marshal, to HI sll dogs and
bitches found within the limits OF he corporation
having no owner or keeper, and alt hers upon
which taxes sha' have been refused; aud 10 pro
v'Ge for the removal Of the seme wnhou. the
limits of the corporation, for which he shal! be
allowed fifty cents for each dog or bitch so killed
and removed; provided, it shah not be so con
srued as to include dogs following their owners
or keepers, wishing the town for temporary nur.
poses. AARON MI RDOCK, Mayor.
l.. S. NyE, Recorder.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
AdministrntOr's Sale.

INN the Path day Of August, 1852, at o'clock
p. ~, on the premises, will be sold to the
highest bidder, as the property of benjamin
Chase, deceased, forty acres Of land-it being the
northeast quarter of the north east quarter OF
section No. IL, town 8, range 10. Appraised
at S340.
Tems-one third in hand, one-third in six
months. and the balance in twel ie months, with
interest and personal security.
jy22-4w MARTIN CHASE, Admir-.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
Adopted June Goth, 1852.
AN ORDINANCE establishing H.

AN ORDINANCE establishing the grades Of GER
tain Streets.
Be ii ordained by the Town Council of the
Town Of Pomeroy, That the following grades be
and they ale hereby established as the grades of
The streets mentioned, viz:
second street, cornmenclng at stone at the n.
E. co ner of the German Lutheran Church as the
base, the east end of the street to be $40 foot
above the bose; thence to point opposite Syca-
more street, one foot above the base; thence to
intersection OF Linn street, on rock 7-l0 feet
ABOVE the base thence to point opposite the
west line of lot No ll9, g. 10 feet above the base
thence 10 point opposite the centre of Court
street in the middle of Second, $40 feet above
the baSe thence to the intersection Of Mechanics
street 2 So i00 feet above the bGse The re-
naming portion of Second street TO be with out
grade for The present.
Mul' ery street, cor.mencing onefoot above the
surface OF the Intersection of Mulberry and Second
street; thence 20 the surface OF he west line OF
lot No 1885, thence to The surface of the west line
OF 'otNo, $50; thence i5 point TWO feel below
the surface on The east in front of lot No IA.
MecnoncS S'ieet, commencing at the ntersec-
uon oil Second and Mechanics street, at he
erauc Established by this ordinance; thence on a
lerel 10 the run near lot No. 1913; thence to the
wet line of lot No. 173-elevating two feet
The remaining portion Of Mechanics street to
remain ungradcd for the present.
Butternut street. commencing at the mtersec-
ton Of Front and Buternut streets, aud running
half way to Second street, eevating two feet; and
thence to SEQ md street depressing two feet. Tho
remaining portion of Butternut SIN e. TO remain iol
the present without grade.
Linn street; commencing at the intersection o
Linn and Front; thence running To the pom
established at the intersection of Linn aud Secont
streets.
q sycamore str ct, commencing al the Intersection
, of Sycamore and Front; thence running TO th'
, point eSablisLed in second streets opposite Syea
! pfnA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22

his sickness or Sbseuce. from the Recorder. Ii
cense or permit for thstpurpose, under the seal Of
the corporation which Hcenre shall state the
manner in which raid mert handize shall I've CON
veyed, and the number of consecutive days for
which Such license is granted.
SIC. 2. Every person desirous of obtaining a
licer Sc Sal deliver to the Mayor a written apph-
cation stating the time for which license is de-
sired and in what manner he intends to convey
his merchandise.
SEC. 3. Every such applicant, before he shall
be entitled to license, shall pay 10 the Tressu-
rer the following sums for each day to wit: II he
shall convey his merchandise in boat, the sun
Of fifty cents; If in a wagon or other vehicle
drawn by more than one horse or other animal
The sum Of twenty five cents; if with q single
animal, the sum of twenty cents; if on foot, ths
sum of one dollar And he shalt also pay the
sum of twenty five cents for issuing such license
4. II any travelling merchsnt, peder, or hawk
er, shall vend any goods, wares, or merchandise
contrary to the provisions Of this ordinance, h,
shall forfeit and pay for every such offense no
less than one dollar nor more than ten dollars, t.
be recovered by an action Of d. bt before the May
or or any Ju tice of the Peace having jurisdiction
thereof. And if any such person shall, on de
mand, refuse to exhibit his license to any person
of full age, to whom he shall fer to vend am
goods ware, or merchondize, such refusal shall
be taken as conclusive evidence that he has n
such license: AARON MURDOCH, Mayor.
l.. S. NyE, Recorder.
| Adopted June 20, 1852.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
DANIEL g. RATHBURN.
BANKERS AND RROKEKS.
pom EROY, OHIO.

PUMERUY, OHIO.
" OULD RESPECTFULLY inform the cit-
w zens Of this community and the public in
general, that they are now prepared to transact
the various branches pertaining to the business of
private Banking.
They will receive depoSites either on time OF to
be repaid on call.
Will allow six per cent interest on time depoS-
its; and small rate of interest on current depos-
lis where the account will warrant it.
Will discount time bills or notes of hand.
Furnish Exchange on the principal cities in the
United States or Europe.
viii give prompt attention to collections in all
paf.s Of the United States where practicable.
And deal generally in Coin, uncurrent Mo-
ney, ETC.
GT0fice on Front street. in DR.. Knapp's build
ing.
Pomcroy May 13, 1S52.-n21tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22

keep diSoriery house, by permitting drunken
ness. gambling, fighting quarreling, revelTy or
such loud and boisterous speech aS TO disturb
quiet and peaceable citizens residing in the Vicn-
ity, every person 81 offending shall be fined in
any sum not exceeding twenty dollars nor less
than two dollars.
SIC. 2 That if any person or persons shal
keep or exhibit for gain, any gaming table or bank
or any gaming device or machine Of any kind or
description, under any denomination or name
whatsoever; or if any person OF persons shall
keep or exhibit any billiard table for the purpose
aforesaid; the person or persons so offending shall
each, on conviction thereof, be fined in any sum
not exceeding twenty dollars, nor less than two
dollars.
SEC 3. That if any person or persons shall suffer
any game or games whatsoever to be played ior
gain, upon or by means Of any gaming device or
machine OF any denomination or nnme IN MS,
her, or their house, or in any out house or other
building or erection of which he, she, or they
have the care or possession, the person or per
sons so offending shall each, on conviction there
of, be fined in any sum not exceeding twenty dol
lars nor less than two dollars. And in all such
cases, it shall be the duty of the officer serving
the process or making the arrest to take INTO ms
possession all such gaming devices; and IN case
Of conviction, the Mayor or other officer before
whom the defendant or defendants are tried shall
order and direct the said gaming devices TO be de-
Sroyed.
| SEC. 4. That if any person shall use any OBJ
scene, indecent, or insulting language TO or in
the hearing of any citizens of the town or Others
the person so offending shall, on conviction
thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding five
dollars.
SEC. 8. That if any person shall, without ap-
parent cause, raise the cry of fire to alarm and
terrify the citizens, every person so offending
shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in any sun
not exceeding five dollars.
| SEC. 6. That if two or more persons shall as
semble together and proceed with bells, horns
drums, or in any other msnner to make loud and
unpleasant noises, calculated to inmdate OF
annoy the citizens, or to disturb the peace ant
quiet of the town, every person so offending
shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in any sun
not exceeding five dollars, nor less than one dol
lar And in ca es arising under this ordinance
the person or persons convicted shall be liable tt
Imprisonment at the discretion Of the Mayor un
iii the fine and costs shall be paid, or until 9th
erwise discharged.
AARON MURDO K, Mayor
LEWIS S. NiE, Recorder.
Adop ed June 20, 1852.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
AN ORDINANCE creating the Office of Super
intendent of The Pomeroy Burying ground, AM

AN ORDINANCE creating the Office of Super
intendent of The Pomeroy Burying ground ant
defining his dutIes.
Be it ordained by the Town Council Of Pome
roy, That hereafter the Town Council shall ap
point Superintendent of the Pomeroy Buryins
ground, whose du'ies shall be as follows:
First To superintend interments in the public
part Of the burying er und.
Second To issue cert fcates to purchasers fo
any part thereof disposed of.
Third. To Superintend all matters pertaining
to the general condition Of said ground.
Fourth No person other than the owner Of :
lot shall be permitted to or occupy said GROUND
as place of 'nterment, except under the drec
! ion of The Superintendent ANY person who
sha'J refuse 20 compl. with The reVusitons of the
Superintendent CT who shall so use and occup,
any priva,e lot without permission shall be fined
in any sum not exceeding ten dollars. and pay the
expense of the removal of the body so inferred.
| Attest, AARON MURDOCH, Mayor.
| LEWIS s. NyE, Recorder.
Adopted June 20, 1852.