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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17
I'm Chancery.
AS OAhhhCCTys
MYERS, John T. Myers, Henr,

THORNT0N MYERS, John T. Myers, Henry
! Richards, Lyman Trantum, Ephraim A
Brown, George W. Brown, and Charles Brown,
will take notice that on this day, Robert Camp
bell filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Court
Of Common Pleas of Meigs county, in the Stale
Of Ohio, his bill in Chsncery against hem, d.
S. Elliott, administrator of the estate of Benjamin
Myers, deceased, and William V. Depuy. The
said bill, among other things, alleges that in
March, 1851, said Robert Campbell and said
Henry Richards contracted with said Benjamin
Myers and John T. Myer. for the purchase of lot
No. 2, in Myers addition to Graham Station, in
said county of Meigs, and for the purchase oil
said lot and saw mill thereon, they, said Camp
bell and Richards, executed their notes to amount
Of 81, 500, payable to said Benjamin and John T.
Myers. Thst prior to said purchase said Benja-
mir Myers had conveyed his interest-one undi :
vided half-in said lot to said William V. De-
puy--that in fact said conveyance to Depuy was
in trust for said Thornton Myers-and that said
Depuy now holds the legal title to said half Of
said lot in trust for said T. Myers. That said T
Myers and VIM. V. Depuy advised and assented
to the sale to Campbell and Richards, and that
one half of said notes for 81, 500 is in equity the
property of said Thornton Myers that SAID Rich
ards assigned to said Trantun his interest in sad
contract, and that thereafter said Trsntnm as
signed the same to the complainant and thai
complainant assumed and took upon himself the
payment of said notes; that they are now in the
hands Of said John T. Myers, he holding them
one half in his own right and the other halt
thereof being in equity the property of said
Thornton Myers; and iurthur, that at the April
term Of said Court, 1S4l, Ephriam A. Brown,
George w. Brown, and Charles Brown, recovered
against said Thornton Myers, judgment at law
for S676.75 debt anu costs of suits on which
some 1862 have been collected, and that the resi-
due OF said judgment is unpaid, and that the
same has been assigned TO complainant from said
Browns, and is now owned by complainant. The
prayer of said bIIl among other things, is that
what is due on said judgment may be applied as
payment on Thornton Myers portion of said notes
and that upon comp'ainant bringing into Cour,
money sufficient to pay the residue of said Thorn
ton M ers' share Of said notes that said VIM. V
Depuy may be required to convey to the com,
planant the title to that half of said lot which
he received from Benjamin Myers in trust a,
aforesaid for Thornton Myers and for general re
lief. And said defendents are further notified
that unless they severally plead anwer, or demu
to said bill within sixty days from the rising o
the ensuing term Of said court, the same will b,
taken, as to those in default, as confessed, and
deciee esked accordingly. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Solicitor for Complainant.
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n DliINlsTRATORlS MOTTO T6E.--Notice
~ u hefebygiven that the subscriber has been
trejptsd and duly qrslifsd sdsnihistsstos Of the
sle q LuiheI HallsH lag u NgiE Soggtz,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17
ure a bargain soon

I L. II. STEDMAN.
P, S. | have again secured the valuable servi
ces o. Mr.. M. HEcox, who, ever diligent at his
post, will be ready to wait on all, and show them
a large variety Of merchandise. Z. H. s.
May l0u .ts..,... ...i...-4
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April 26th. 5s.l5w5.$4.6o,


IA ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
lVL Notice is hereby given, that will, under
decree of the court Of common pleas of Meigs
county, offer for sale, at the door of the court.
house of said county, on the I'd day of June next
the following real estate, viz Lot number ninety.
three in IL e town of Pomeroy, ordered 10 he sold
as the properly Of Francis Fish, at the suit Of
Francis Atkins. 1
Also, at the same time and place, by anothe
decree of said court, will offer for sale the fol-
lowing real estate, viz: the 10 acre lot being
part Of lou acre lot number 1873, in section mum
Der %, township number 2, and range IL Ohic
company purchase, IN Meigs county; ordered t
be sold at the suit of Simeon Y. Seeley, againS
u lzabeLh Y. Chaffin, ell al. TIL: IRWIN,
April 20, 1S55.l6w5 50 Master Com'r.
- NHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of vend
~ exp. TO me directed by the court of common
pleas Of Meigs county, will offer for sale at thu
door of the Courthouse, in the town of Pomeroy
on the Cd day Of June, 1858, at O'clock, p. IN.
tn. toiinin,ng deserted real estate, to wit: th
undivided half oi lot number iour, in the villag
of Mlddleport Meigs county, Qhio. LeN.ssd ol
as the prope ty Of Hollis Downing at the suit
Marsh and Frear. Appraised at S725.
S. Bradbury, Sheriff M. C.
Anril Of 1888 II 5Wb Isl So
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BOsTON EATTNG H0TSN.

CINCINNATI, O..
THE Prpretors have rented an extensive suite
| OF rooms on the corner of Fourth ana Syea-
more streets, adjoining their Eating rooms and
are fitting hem up in suitable style for the rur-
pose of furnishing lodging apartments to gentle
Establishment. FALES & WHEELER,
KS. r 1870 Sycamore street.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

nR. ]. RATHBURN having permanently To-
~ Gated in Middleport, o., with the view o.
practising medicine and surgery. respectfully so
iiciis the attention Of the public
.4Ai 9raa a' REFkRRRCEs.
Props Musssy q Judkins, Gin, G. o.--Howara,
Columbus, o. April 3ms.
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TNO THE TEACHERS OF PUBLIC
SCHOULS.-The Board Of Examiners fol
Meigs comfy will hold four examinations of ap-
plicants for certificates, on each ensuing Saturday
as follows; ''s
April 80, at Pomeroy Academy.
May I, at Chester. a.H.
May IA, at Rutland.
May 81, at Racine.
The examination will commence at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and will be public. The Township
Boards of Education School committees, and al
interested in the subject of Education, are invited
to attend. By order of the Board,
G. @. GILES, Clerk.
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April 2s, 1858. s.15w4.si.26.

HERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of an or
- der of the Court If Common Pleas, will
offer for sateat the door Of the court house, in
the Town Of Pomeroy, on the Second day of June,
1862 at o. clock, P. NJ, the following described
real estate, to witt Beginning IA rods and 4 links
north of the northeast corner of Lot number IL,
in the plat of Dellsburg, at post, thence north
10 rods and 6 links to apost, thence north 1924
degrees west rods to post, thence south So de-
grees west IL rods and IL links to post thence
south 90 degrees east rods and Is links to the
place of beginning, containing nearly seven
eighths of an acre. Also, all that tract o: parcel
of land lying north of the above described lot,
and the land that Randall Stivers conveyed to Da-
vid Gilmore, supposed to contain half an acre +,
being all that lies between the said Gilmore .
land and the lot aforesaid and Montagues land
(meaning the land of Theodore Montague) lying
west of the State road leading from Kerr s Run
to Athens, being the same lot conveyed to Thorn
as Golding b, Randall StiyeB, by deed bearing
date October 18th, 1850, each Of said lots being
part of section eight, in town two, and range thir
teen. Appraised at $500.
S. BRADBURY, S.N.C.
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OOIIOIIOI IUI OOIIIIIuI
April 10, 1853. 14w6S8. 8.75) D..

DOAD NOTICE.-There will he petit
~ ton presented TO the Commissioners at their
June session, praying for the establishment of a
county road in Chester township, to commence
near Ephraim WorthinS, and running westerly
along the township road until it intersects the
line between John Hoit's and Edward Burrows;
thence the nearest and best way to John Holt S
house; and for the vacation of that part Of the
road which lies between the creek west of Jep-
tina Heco''s and John Hoits, and that part of the
road which lies between Joh.l KmeS' mill and
Nelson HoI's. M A PETITIONER.
Chester, April 26, 1859. Iowa
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CHERIFF's SALE BY virtue Of writ Of ven
~ d. exp. and also an order of sale, to me di-
rected by the court Of common pleas Of Meigs
county, will offer for sale, at the door Of the
court house in the town OF Pomeroy, on the Cd
day Of June, 1883, at O'clock, p m. the follow
ing real tstate.t wits beginning $50 rods north,
and l43 rods west OF the southeast corner of sec
ton number 81, in town G., ,,range A, Ohio com
pany's purchase; thence north chains and Al
Al links TO a post; thence south 49i degrees west
IA chains and Is links to a post; thence south
80 degrees east, s chains and 9 links to post;
thence north 6l2 degrees east, 10 chains and 9
links to post, or to the place of beginning; con-
tanning 8 acres and 46 square rods, more or less
Levied on as thu property of Daniel Rutherf rd
at the suit Of Charles L. Guthrie. Appraised at
$500. S. BRADBURY, S. NJ. q.
April 2s, 1855. .l5w5, 81. at
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Road Notice.

ARTHUR MERRILL, Atty for Petit
April 26, 1853. .l5w6S7 reed S5.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

ceived information that, on the 23d January
1852, Bounty Land Warrant. No. 13,482, for leo
acres, was sent by mail from the Pension Office, to
the care of NJ. Bosworth. Pomeroy o., which
warrant has not como TO hand, and is supposed to
be lost. Notice is hereby given that shall make
application 10 the Commissioner Of Pensions for
the issue of duplicate of said Land Warrant.
May 3, l863.6w. WILLIAM SHAIN.
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EkANVES DAM ERE,
ew 1 - EANN wE III -H-NEEE0
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of this
N vicinity that he has opened new Jewelry
establishment on Court street, west side, few
doors above Front, where he keeps constantly on
hand full assortment Of WATCHES, CLOCKS,
aud JEWELRY. Time pieces purchased at this
establishment warranted for one year. llw3a
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iy 70 this time. is the pledge OF coa,in.
Of the blessings have and which are
saeredy bound 10 transmit andimnisaed 10 children
The field Of calm and tree discussion in county open
and will always be bat has been, and never
be, traversed for good in spirit OF sections aud
unoha1tableness The founders tue republic dealt Win
things they presented to then in spirit OF SELF
sacrificing patriotism, and. lime has proved with
conpfe henve wisdom which IL will always be safe for ~
consult Every measure tending To strengthen the j,,
feelings OF all the members OF Union had INV
heartfelt appreciation Toevery theory Of society govern
men whether the offspring Of eversh ambition or Of mon
bid enthusiasm, calculated TO dissolve the bonds la and
affection which unite shall nerpose ready and setn
resistance believe that involuntary seTyitude, a. en-
lists in different States Of this COME recognised
The constitution. believe that stands like any ad
United right and thar the States where IL exists arc emit.
died TO elciepI remedies 10 enforce the constitutional Pre-
Visions hold that the laws of 1850, commonly called The
compromise measures, strictly constitutional and to
be uuhcsalingy carried into effect believe that tho
authorities of this republic bound regard
the rights of the South in this respect they would view
any other legal and constitutional right and that the laws
enforce them should be respected and obcycd with
reluctance encouraged by abstract opinions their
popriey in different state of society but cheeruy and
according the decisions OF the tribunal which their eA.
position belongs Such have been and my convictions
and upon them shall act crvcnty hope that the ques.
zion al rest aud that SECTIONAL ambitious anat-
zeal excitement, again threaten the durability our In.
situations, or obscure the light Of our prosperity.
But LEI not the foundation OF our hope upon mans
WISDOM ~ Wll not be sufciont that sectional
lind no place IN the public debe raons II will not be
sufficient that the rash counses OF human passion are re-
jeced Il must be felt that there but
in the nations humble acknowledged dependence upon
God and HIS oveuuing providence.
We have been carried in safety ihrou, perlous crisis
Wise counscs like those which gave us the constitution
prevailed uphold it Lot the period 10 remembered as
admoniton, and mol any Sec
zion oil Union, 10 make experiments, where expert
mens are ansht with such fearful hazard Let II be i'm
pressed upon all hearts, that heaau, our fabric is
eathiy power wisdom could unite its broken
fragments.
Sandn2 as do, anost within view Of the green slopes
Of Monticcllo, and, were within reach of the tomb of
Washington, with all the cherished memories Of past
gathering around me like many eloquent voices of cx-
hortaton from Heaven express better hope for INV
country Than that the kind Piov'dence which smiled upon
fathers may enable their Children precr the Les
ings they have inherited.
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The Meeting or Congress.

The Two houses OF Congress were fully organized on
yesterday In the Senate there nothing OF special in
done there officers to elect TO complete
it's organization Ia the House, the Hon Linn Boyd
elected Speaker; Col. John w. Forney. Clerks A. j.
Glossbrenner. Sergeant. ai-arms z. w McKnew Door
keeper, and John M Johnson, Postmaster. These gen.
emen all officers OF the last House, and their
election is such endorsement of their past fidelity and
efficiency rs must be highly satisfactory They were
severay nominated by the democratic caucus held on
Saturday evening. The nominations then made were
confirmed by the osse yesterday. in that gives
earnest of the spirit OF harmony which has actuaed The
democratic members in organizing the House. The de-
mocracy throughout the country will have 10
graduate themselves upon this suspicious
OF the congressional labors of their representatives
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The Pacific Railroad,

The exploring party in Southern California, under the
command OF Lieut.. II. s. Williamson, had, at the last
accounts, completed the survey OF Walkers pass and the
adjoining portions Of the Sierra, and the country from
thence TO The southwark OF the TuIare lakes The fol.
lowing is extracted from letter of of the party re-
ceiyed by the last steamer:
THOU CAMP, Sept 28, 1883
have been in the iins # the time and dir
covered important geological facts Game is very
abundant On my last trip be ars deers ante opes
aud the singular mountain sheep, which In this lat
tnde They have horns, and nhabi, the most
rocky and pfecipious mountains. White man who has
squaued here in to-day With three bears We see
them repeatedly whom out but avoid Them possible as
they are very dangerous when wounded.
alone in the small allotted the artist and
nysc have spread horse blanket the ground
the canvass drawn down the flaps, it is evening and
tied lighted candle stick stuck in ground tho
upon the top of my pauDer The b. ees and
bugs are wakpg up all sides, and Join mo- but
run great risk in doing. as pop all kinds
small b Jte Of alcohol.
We have been making the surveys important 10
The railroad project They will be terminated in few
days aud already hear the alton for
our mach to the ella hope will got San Diego BY
tho l5 December 1t is long, hard road but when we
fairy on the way, IT will be pleasant than long
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The Right Spirit.

democrat IN the Vermont senate, in some remarks
upon the question Of postponing The election Of Units
States senator to the next session, said
lie had infinitely rather 20 represented Washing
ton than have whig or FREQ soer He willing 10
show his hand. and would advise the gentlemen that he
should never consent to coalition with either of the other
parties lie was inmovabc in that position, and should
abide by The nomination of his patty II they ballo,ed al
doomsday lie did MOI expect elect his candidate but
he should wash HIS hands from compromise coal-
tion, and answer his constituents for his cpnduct
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To the Editor of the Uasn.
Will you please do the justice to say in your paper
OF to morrow morning. that was neither candidate for
the clerkshp Of the ouss OF Representative before the
democratic caucus on Saturday evening last nor in the
House to-day. My name must have been used on both
occasions through misapprehenson and with kind
Intentions doubtless, but contrary to my wishes and in
enton, under the existing circumstances. In both in
stances
Very respectfully. &C.,
RICHARD M. YOUNG.
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TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. Q. 1858.

n9ms q. JANIS Cincinnati, Ohio collecting agent
70, ths western States H. j. TnomAs
pssr G. Nj. L. WlsnaAx, and A. L.. CaILps.
Uy-Ar nHsRY LAWS Of Montgomery Aiabalna gen
.ra travelling gent for Alabama Tennessee
sisted BY O. f. Lewis JAMES o. LEwIs and SAMUEL
UkII Israel l.. JAaas No. 1852 south Tenth rhisde
pba general travelling agent, assisted by Wa H. WELD
ions CoLplss JAMES DEERse HAnaI1r, JOS BrTroE,
BuIros, Isaac NJ. BoDisR, EDsosp w WHEY WLIAa l..
WA1xNaAs, and CEonGE L. McLKoD.
o. Receipts from either OF the above will be good.
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fht Do.eti"g Cgmms~icarf E~eouvossd by Rev. scru-
mus Instin d. D. II Washing Cit. econd edition
Lippincou y Co, Philadelphia. 1853.
We pleased 70 learn TIA Dr. Tu.,i - xce,ent Ile
work has attracted much notice AID We rus TIN, pas
tore who have 70 deal with nqo whore minds ars In COZ
os'on relative TO the Lords supper viii avail themselves Of
INC ala OF this jndiconsIy iume. Ia 10 brie,
e'saf' and condensed -instsach sssaanaI or directory
on such subject should DO
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Mr.. GiIlet's Argument.

We publish to-day on our first page, portion Of a
very able legal argument made by Mr. Glet in the great
telegraph case between Morse and ORiely This agu-
will be found not only interesting legal gentlemen
but TO general readers. We will conclude il in our
next issue,
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Bsruains-Csii and Get Them.
HAVE and Of smbrodercs rband
L lsces, .dginss flowers, SC, consisting In part Of
werk ed col from lax cents TO S.
Muslin smbd habits and sleeves
do nounces and bands
DO DO cape and cuffs
DO do ip~ertings and sdgings
habits and sleeves
do hands and nouncinss
do skiris, cheap
Infants
Emhd ndkerchisf, 354 cents To Is
Lace emb'd habits, sleeves, and collars
collars and
MOURNING GOODS.
Chemisets and sleeves match
Black chemisests and sleeves (embd)
Do do
collars sleeves. snd hsndkercbisfs sua
bic for
NETS, ETC.
Plain nd frured bohinet for caps and sleeves
Fancy embd do do
Thread Illusions
muslns, plain and dotted
cmmbc plsid, book, null Main
cardinal and bishop lawns sees and edangs eve
svIs) A. TATE,
Dec I-eoA Pa av, between ION and Inn sueeh
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To he Editor Of the Union :

To he Editor Of the Union.
You will please publish the enclosed letter. addressed
by The Hon f. b. olds TO the democratic delegation from
the State OF Ohio requesting bis name 10 be Withdrawn
from the list OF candidates for Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives. OHIO
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U. s. HoTEL. Washington City,

40 "e "t"oI o"e "s"toeTsW S0N&ve0JTum OHtO.
GENTLEMEN; Your committee, through Gov Shan
non, have just informed me that you have had meeting
Of the democratic members Of Congress from the State oil
Ohio; and that by vote OF eight for me and two for
Mr.. Disney, you have determined TO present my name 10
The democratic congressional caucus, be held on
morrow evening" the Ohio candidate for Speaker OF the
next House OF Representatives For this mark OF your
confidence, please accept my most grateful Acknowledge
ment have had the repeated. OF my demo-
cratic friends from various parts OF The Union that il The
ono delegation were united upon me. and The Stale
should present only one candidate, could certainly re-
caucus, and be trIumphanly elected But Gov Shannon
has also informed me, that in the DISCHARGE Of the duty
you assigned hin. he has waited upon Mr. Disney anil
informed him OF the result OF your meeting and tina, be
refuses 10 permit his friends withhold his meme from
the democratic congressional caucus
trust you Will agree with me in the opinion that
with Mr. Disney and myself, both from the same State,
hs friends fom geographical position) being also
my friends and his supporters Ito great exen being
aso my supporters must prove fatal the location OF
the Speaketship in the State OF Ohio had INDUCED the
hope, that when he found decided majority OF the
Ohio delegation against him, he would have gene
withdrawn from The CANVASS, and have gwen me tho
helJ especially had INDUCED this hope from the
fact that in the previons Cong had given him
cordial support for the position The interest. Of
Ohio demand sacrihca from one OF US. Therefore
again thaRking you gentlemen for this shed r.
presson OF your confidence and Appreciation Won will
oblige by longer considering me candidate and
by not presenting my in the democratic coog,es
sional CAUCUS.
With high considerations. am respectfully, yonr obs-
dent servant, EDISON B. OLDS
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Corner ef r oth streets, near the Patent Once
no WHOM wps A diploma fcr confectionery
e great Exhibition Of the h-,epotan Mecnsmcs nsu'n,e
is method Of his and the
public Of confectionery both foreign and
domestic, coming sesson. -,
HAVING experience furnishing balls pass ana
feels conhdent Of giving atschon 70 All
wi hin, with call -. -,
reduced price, All orders leh rs above WIN
prompt attention.
A,so, furnished for rent
Nov 99-eoSt
EENTlEMES's Furnishing 9oods.--CHAs H. LANE
has informing friends ana ps
irons in and of Congress- stock large and complete
furnishing establishment
Gentlemen respectfully and stock,
viii be cheerfuy prices and
dealing relied upon.
LIVES Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Genfismens
Furnishing Establishment, Penn svsnue
Dec 3-awn near ~ street
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~ ENTl.ESMfsN wishing to provide themselves with
superior ready clothing and furnishing goods viii dnd
establishment color
adapted TO The manufactured
substantial sales which
" will warrant 10 all cases To prove represented
boys CLOTHING.
largest and most superior assortment in Washing
children boys four OF
consisting H.
Overcoats, cloaks, Tamas
Jacket~, roundsbouts. pantsoons, vests
shirts, drawers, unden~hirts
Gloves, hosiery, Ac., Of all qualities.
which would invite and guardians search Of sub
- vii made garments
Genuemens and boys ciothing made 70 order.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
43 Pennsylvania next door 10 Iron Hall.
MATCHES, Jeywsiry, and silver Wsr~-M. w. GAIT
cali attention 10 their unusually large stock Of
watches ich jewsy and silver Of the latest
styles.
Always choice Of fancy silver &e
suitable for wedding gins.
getting their stock upon best
offer inducements purchasers
BY establishment in this county
M. w. GAIT BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Esgle,
At Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th street,.