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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13

nj Office is hereby given that petition will
i. Y be presented to the Commissioners of Megs
county at their December session 1853, praying
for county road commencing at the county road
leading from ohm Saxton's in Rutland, to the
county road neat the premises of John Wilson,
IN Columbia, on the township line between Jo-
Seph Harman's in Scipo and Richard Grays, in
Columbia, thence north on said line to the
northeast corner of section one, in Columbia
thence in northwesterly direction so as TO in
lersect the county road leading from Columbia 10
Harrsonvile. A PETITIONER,
Nov. 3, 1ek84wa ">
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
FOR S1.5O.

I'HE subscriber has just received general as
/ surtment of
Checks, Watches, and Jcwelry,
Of every style and descriptions among which may
he found, choice collection of
EAR DROPS Latest fashions, aud most beau
tiful styles.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS,
PORTMONAES, sc.
He has also on hand fnc lot Of PERFI'NERY.
Clocks from $3.50 to $1,000.
In The article Of clocks, an deennncd to af.
ford better Bargains than any otherest8bijS meul
IN lnwn, nor even excepting the merchant no
tells my customers that ! have icr town. for the
purpose OF inducing them to deal elsewhere.
an"2,t II GEORGE LEE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
BOSTON EATING HOUSE.

CINCINNATI, Q.
THE ProprieiorS have rented an extensive suite
L of rooms on the corner of Fourth and Syca-
more streets, adjoining their Eating rooms, and
are fitting them up in suitable style for the pur-
pose of furnishing lodging apartments to gentle
men or families in connection with their Eating
Establishment FALES & WHEELER,
100 Sycamore street.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13

"a. Ia ERkFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ
~ OF execution to me directed from the Court of
Common Pleas of Hamilton county, nave levied
upon and shall offer for sale at the door of the
Court house, in Pomeroy on the 7th day of Jan
uary, 1854, the following described real estate,
situated in the village of Rutland, County Of
Meigs, State of Ohio, and known as in lot number
two in said village! Levied upon as the property
OF Robert Merrill, Jr., at the suit of Arthur Mer-
rlls Appraised at 5000. W. SHERWOOD,
Dec. 8, 1S53-w5 81 50 sMC.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
NEW & 40DS.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
3. @. GTEDM.AEg,

ol~ AI1 q 4 -G0Al-cA41t
Corner of FrOnt and ISutIan Sts.,
lDpLgPo Z, OHIO.
g TAS lust received large and well selected
stock ocFal and Winter Goods consisting
Of Dry Gaods. Hardware, QueonSware, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, &c, &C., which he is pre-
ptIel TO sell on very low terms for CASH or
approved COUNTRY PRODUCE. In his stock
may be found
Prints t
of every variety and price.
Dress Goods
Plain and Fancy, consisting of Muslin DeLains,
Tibet Cloths, Persian Cloths, Apacas &c.
SatinettS
Tweeds Jeans, CaSSnereS, Cloths Of every cOlol
md prce--also, variety of Gents CoatngS and
YeStngs.
Ribbons
A beautiful stock of the latest styles, together
with Bonnet trimmings of all styles.
Gloves
Kid, Silk, Berlin lined, Wool Cashmere, &c.
Hats
KosSuth, Wool, Otter Moleskn and Hungarian
Caps
A large assortment-new styles.
SIla Avis
Of all kinds. MuSinS Brown and Bleached
Groceries
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Soda MoasS eS, Indigo;
Tobacco Of ali qualities, Cigars, Rasins, &c. &c.
with full selection of small and fancy artit les
not necessary to enumerate.
invite The attention of all purchasers, feeling
confident that | can make it to their interest to
examine my stock beIo.e purchasing elsewhere,
If LOW PRICES and strict attention to business
will DO it. Call and secure bargain soon.
E. II. STEDMAN.
~ B. All persons having old unsettled ac-
counts with ME, ure particularly requested to call
and settle, by note or otherwise, by the 1st oil
January next, or their accounts will be 1t # with
The PROPER OFFICERS FOR oLLECTIo.1. L. II. S.
Middleport,- Dec. l3, 1853
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
ItIelgs %. Gele9rop).
sETERE.'
pom f ROY, OHIO.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10,

.PREsID NT's MEssAGE.-Ths documentw aOt
received by us until Friday, and then, in our en-
deavor to procure it from passing steamer, we
succeeded IN procuring lie message, we could
well afford Short walk. 1t did not arrive here
by mail until Saturday night. Much other inter
eSting matter is crowded out TO make room or it,
Comments hereafter. ...
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
Sunday Schools.

HE Friends Of Sunday Schools are hercLy
informed that the Rev, Thomas R. DooLEr,
as Agent to the American Sunday School Union,
IS authorized to furnish libraries and publications
# the Society at Philadelphia prices. Persons
from distance can have lbraTi.s sent to order.
PsmProy Oct |, Sk2!l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
Soap and candle ManufactorY.

'HE HUbScrlNtr has The pleasure to announce
to the citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity,
that hc has opened shop on Sugar Run, near
Mr.. Miles Tannery, where he will manufacture,
and keep constantly on hand any article in his
line Of business; and we feel assured that we can
give satisfaction 10 all who may favor US with
call.
n. B. All orders attended 10 as soon apogs'sl.le
DAVID GllFk.
pomeroy, Aug. "a, iS52.-lf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
ia COH s. Il Azs III A IL n
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

OFFICE OF PROBATE JUICE, PoMERoY, Ono.
W. ILL attend promptly to all business en-
wv trusted to his Gre, in the counties o
Athens, Meigs, and Gallla.
May so, 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
ARRIVAL OF THE srEA Err HUMBOLDT

ARRIVAL OF THE sTEA Err HUMBOLDT.
HALIFAX, Tuesday Lee. 6.-TAe S, Gamer Hum,
bo'dt IN attempting TO put in for cOa al this port
last night, wenl ashore al the mouth Of The lGrbOr.
ohe had W passengers ali Ul " hUm had been
landed safe, and $50 ons If freight.
The steamer Hermann touched at Southampton
on the 20th, short of coal
The Niagara and CIly of Manchester arrived
out oil Liverpool, on the Goth. t nj .... .
The Queen Of Spain died in child bed on the
18th ull, and the King was immediately declared
hegent during The minority OF 'he young Prince,
now fiIteemyeaGS Of age
Lisbon was Tranquil.
cabinet council was held at London, on the
lVth ndz2d, which was fully attended.
The Russian Minister al Paris had joined the
Napoleon forces at Fonlalnb.eau.
Arrests had been made al Lyons of p arIieS found
posting up Revolutionary proc 'analiUnS. he
cause they assigned for their dolngs was want oi
work, and of bread. lndt atiL rs oi Revolution
airy character had appeared at several places IN
France.
he relreat Of the Turkish forces across the
danube is officially confirm ell. The passage was
gyHecled without interruption. The Turks hold
haaot with force Of 25,0C0 men. The lateness
OF The season is given as the cause for The reIell.
1t was reported the RuSs,' rs had evaGgated
'1S"St tuu duNICCS from IGlGTSDuIH
conlIm the report.
Tile Russian fleet has been dismantled, and pul
into WINTER quarters on the Baltic.
| 1t Is reported from the lr,nters of Russia that
a corps Of $4,000 men were preparing to Join the
Turkish army and would cross the Serylan terri
tories with or without leave.
| The Russians were fortirying Odessa; and
ukase had been issued granting the port of Odes
Sa continuance tl commerce under neutral flags
! The French Consul Ot Clnstanlinople had in
yittd tenders for supplying the French fleet dur
ing winter IN the Black sea-
IL was also reported that the Russian Ambassa
dors at London and Paris had orders to demant
their passports, in case the combined fleets re
NAMED in the Black Sea.
Austria and Prussia had given formal assuran
ces Of their determination to remain neutral.
A dispatch from Vienna, under date of The %
ult. states that the Russians were defeated il
GiuTgoyo. The Russian outposts were close t
KalaIat, and frequent skirmsheS occurred
1t is reported that the Russian forces wer
marching on Kalafat, and the Turks were receiv
ing reinforcemcnts from Wldin, and a desperat
battle was expected soon at the fomer place
The steamer Humboldt is total loss. TIL
cargo will be saved in a damaged condition.
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
ID. HUMMER.
Merchant Tailor & CIOthier,

No, Main Street, MlddIep0rt, Ohio,
NM OULD respectfully inform his friends aud
w the public generally, that he still con-
tinues the above business ia the town of Middle
pot, where he has on hand large stock of
> CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, VESTlNGS, &C.,
Suitable for Men and Boys wear which he is
prepared to make up in the most Fashionable
Style. He also keeps on hand large and fine
rtn Of
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
Steam, Engines.

A ND Steam Boilers, for saw and Flour Mills,
N on hand. and made to order on short no
Il Se a. Mes 3lp 82i, 32R Liberty street. PittEbHY
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
POmeroy, Dec.19. 1853, ly :
f-@Tan" A Regular Marietta an d
SkIsSBTiy;g5iF3 CiIciD IK:lll racket, EzeIcM

, f7@N@~"h AAcS6EAT Marietta a u d
ssSETSy5rS} CimciD IL:lliAlGcSAG CT, EAeIcM
El22sss. .zzaz@41zsllSss7 Maf-MILlON COOLEY, Mas
trI--w.n llake eekly trips between The above
ports; leaving Marietta every Wednesday at 8
o clock "A. NJ; Cincinnati every Saturday at A
O'Clock, r. NJ, passing PUmeroy, down, Wednes
day evenings p, Monday mornings. ,u
This new and splendid Boat was bought ex-
preSsly Ior tie trade, and her accommo Ialons
Tor the travelling public are superior to any boat
ever in the trade; having Old and experienced
officers on board, we hope 10 receive fair share
OF public patronage. -Ia
Athens Messenger please copy tt. r,
Dec. IS, l663-lI48tf,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
Il OTICE.-Applicaton will be male some.

NJ OTHCE.-Applicatio will be male some-
~ time in January, 1854, to the Governor of
the Stale Of Ohio for pardon and release of
Benjamin Hysel, citizen of Meigs county ard
who is now confined in the Ohio Prnitentary,
having been convicted on charge of burglary
on the 29th day of May, A. d 1852, and SEN
fenced by the Court of Common Pleas of said
county for the term Of TEN years
Dec. l3, lS63-w4*
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
,mA POMERNY WHARF BOAT.

auh0ALA L
lssaeRsGzzsA COURT HOUSE LANDING.
HAVING newly fitted up my Wharf Boat,
md improved its capacity, am prepared to re-
ceive and forward all kinds of goods, produce, &C.,
eirher up or down the river, at the most reaSona-
BILE rates. Having made permanent arrangements
with the steamers plying regularly.to Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh, am prepared to forward freights
at uniform rates regardless of the season. Those
wishing to ship on the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
Packets, or on any of the smaller boats plying re-
gularly--"O "Reveille,' or "Gov. MeigS,"
can make their shipments through me a great
advantage. My charges are moderate, and as my
facilities for storing goods are not exceeded by any
lther boat on the River, invite business men to
consult their own interests by advancing mine
Jareful and attentive hands are always ready day
md night, to receive or discharge freight.
Families removing to the West can be ac-
ommodated on board the Wharf Boat.
junel2n36 JAS. MARTIN
N. B. All letters and freight should be direct
d"J. Martin, Pomeroy Wharf Boat, Court House
'.anding."
GJAthens Messenger copy to the amount ofsl
md charge this Office.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13

FOREIGN NEws..-The news by two more steam
ers may be found in another column. Ills high!
interesting. Read it.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-13
COHEN'S HEAD QUARTERS
NAWR Y@WR M@MRY.

Cheaper than you can purchase miserable
second rate article of Eastern Slop-work, which
is M de expressly to sell to green hornS, and con
tains only about three threads to an armfull, and
stuck together with BAD PAsTE, of course you
can earn more money Dy Sucn purchase tnan Dy
many days hard labor.
Long experience, and a practical knowledge OF
the tailoring business, together with superior adj
vantages in purchasing, enables me to sell CHEAP
Err and BETTER
READY MADE CLOTHING
than can be purchased here or elsewhere, all Of
which are of POneTOy Manufacture
Much that has been said il reference 10 cloth
ing, will apply with equal force 10 my stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries
OF which have always endeavored to keep on
hand the finest stock in the country. My stock
does not consist Of old remnants, and moth eaten
remains of badly selected and unsalcable goods.
That is not my way of doing business. My stock
is constantly repenshed by FRESH SUPPLIES
of the latest styles and most fashionable goods in
the market. Every variety of Dry Goods,
for MEN and BOYS wear kept constantly on
hand, together with some Fancy Dress Goods,
for the Ladies.
In addition to the above, beg leave 10 invite
particular attention to my large and carefully
selected stock of BOOTS AND SEkOES,
purchased of the heaviest manufacturers with
special reference to this trade.
{ oats. Punls Vests, Shirts, HandkerchjeGs
HAS, Caps, Umbrellas Gil res. 6uspen-
derS, BontS, ShoeS, CarDei Bags, Clocks
Trunks. DC &C.,
| Can alwa, IS be found in great variety.
My stock of Groceries, which am prcparct
to sell either at Wholesale or Retail, consists in
part Of the following articles:
TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES, SYRUP
TOBACCO, CIGARS, CANDLES, SOAP,
SPICES, CuEESE, RAISlNS, SALER-
ATUS, SODA, FISH, &c
All at such Low prices as would make ever!
modest man blush to ask them lower.
TO those who are disposed to doubt, have
only TO say, Call and see for yourselves
Don't Mistake t3se Place.
Front-street, three doors above Court, at
COnEN'S HEAD QUAKIEiiS.
N. B. Amy gentleman wishing to have Carmen
made from any particular pattern, can be meas
ured and have it made TO order at the sam
prices.
A good fit warran ed or no pay.
jy2ln2S II. COHEN.
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important BOmetSic intelligence. c.

Truth is strange, ave, stranger far than felton,
STRANGR though it may seem It's not m1re
y strange than true, that owing to train Of
favorable circumstances, which it is unnecessary
to mention, BETTER AND CHEAPER GOODS can now
be purchased at
COHEN'S HEAD QUARTERS
than at any other establishment in Meigs county.
Of course, merchants and Others interested in
the sale of similar articles, will tell you this is
not true and if YOU are easily gullsd, you may
believe them, and thus lose an opportunity to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-19
Sentence of the Ke,,exs

The following is an extract of q letter from
HawesviIle to the Rev. James Hill of Evansville -
Inc n..llays. who have been confined ir the
Hawesville JAIL Ky. since last fall, for the murder
of Gardner and others, on board q fat-boat, near
Troy have inst had their trial and sentenced TO be
hung. was present during the close 0. the trlal,
and heard the closing speech on behalf Of the prose-
cuton. The Jury went out, and in ab0lt one hour
returned q verdict of guilty against both OF them
Moses and Robert Kelley. Oh, it was an awful mo
nent-nOt whisper, or scarcely breath, broke the
awful stiffness that regned around and awaited the
coming IN OF the jury and the reading of the verdict
As soon us IL was announced the Judge. jury,
lawyers, and the whole immense throng OF specta-
tors, remained in deep and fixed silence for some
time. Moses Kelley, the eldest and most hardened
villain dropped his head in his hands for few mo-
meDts, then resumed his usual appearance OF bold
defiance, with marble countenance, and fixed eye on
the Judge. The younger man has pretty, inno-
sent looking countenance, mild blue eye aud deli
cate white bands. During the whole trial he was
very low with ux and had to be brought into ourt
on bed. Here he lay, pale and sundued. When
the verdict was read "Guilty" | saw no visible
change in his countenence. He looked as dying
man, and may yet elude the sentence OF the law by
natural death. when asked if he had anything
to say why sentence of death should not be pro-
nounced against him. the elder Kelley rose aud said
he hoped they would show mercy to his brother who
was youDg and delicate, bet for himself he had no
thing to ask, he was ready for the worst.
He seems to bid defiance to God and man. I'M
derstaDd be said the other day, "if they do hang
me, hope they will do it in the morning early,
that | may have sufi :ient time to get to hell by
dinner time" Never did see the awful majesty of
justice in such light as during this solemn scene.
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ment Of this continent and ths Rsferwaaoa In Germs.
ny coDsprins with Other events, proauesd rsvosutson
IN thought In religion In social ovs stxa tep in pocs
ths cossequseess " sh'cb only yet partially kno
We seem 10 live Ia ere par hap soSdsr
fu ~ not refsr back 70 the advssoss Ia srt and
science 0ksnooraneous ~ite and subssq asnt to our
American Revolution which free huEss sasrgy in-
teiectusl and yscaL upon this consnsnt-the most
magnificent theatre for his enterprise yet given to
man But in our ovn day just California became cur
own We have the gold discovery apparently only
hhey to enrich few adventurcrs yet like that similar
discovery which FASTENED the peoplng Of America oc
cssion pre spring upon the Pacific seAbssrd
he the palace Of Aladdin, IS IL we're, N nxat And
just extending hand To grstp the trade OF
Ala which the great prize sought after BY
every nation since tho beginning OF history
ration OF hundreds Of miioos upon that defiant Shore
who have slept centuries through the long hidsols
night OF superstition, osroacism, and slavery have
themeves and hurled from thsir pss their
false gods from their thrones their aiser
almost literally fulfilling the poetry Of tbs ancens pro.
phet who sang Of ration born in day-snd they opea
their 10 receive trade religion and psrha
in stitutons The Of Christian
which tho wise man who fro n the Va It
has kept its westward way steadily and
the in the heavens and it's orbit must enclrce the
earth. have the honor to be, &c,
PRESLEY EWING.
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williamsburg City Intelligence

AA'S~A-ASSAsSSs
DIsGRACbFUL FIEIMENs RIor -ONE MAS STABBED sew
RAJ INJURED Aooutfve O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Of the most fremens riots that William ,burg
has witnessed for months occurred between party
Of the members and friends OF Engine Compsnss and
streets The particulars Of the transaction as rear as
could be ascertAned, folio During the return
Of the above engines from the false alarm 10 the Third
Saturday, about IL o'clock one OF the members
OF No named kennedy, hit the head With trum
pet, in the hands Of member OF No TO- which occaoned
slight difficulty during VIII ch several persons
sidefably IN ured by paving stones, &c, which wsre
freely used 1hs matter tn rested until yesterday af
ternoor, when q large party met in the above named
street. and general ngns snsued in which knives pa
wig stones, clubs &c, were Freely psed On ooto
sides, add the crowd soon increased to be
tween three hundred and four hundred persons
One man, named john Bowerhon o MEMBER
of had several severe cuts inflicted on his head and
face by knife and several both sdes, whose
We were unable to procure were considerably injured BY
stones SID clubs Some two three hundred persons
still congregated in squads OF from twenty five to
one hundred each the various and in front Of
evening when We left the ground. It feared that
duriDg the hight false alarm Of fire would be rang
rhich would be the signal for most BLOODY II Is
ngn me rome decisive steps taken by tho city
towards expressing such disgIacefal and bar
CHILDREN ACCIDENTALLY SHoT-GRoss CARELgsssEss-
A famed John Lowry, residing in Loriner street.
between Wthers and Remsen arrested Saturday,
gun in The CITY, thereby seriously nurng boys
who we're playing by. 1t seems that the ued
was snife hunting in the mes dows the foot Of
Seventh street. when his gun which no carrying
his hand cooked, with his finger the trigger, tue
rauzze ard the side walk of the strik
ing the pavement alsncng and lodging in the feet and
legs Of George Ashley lad x years Of age, residing
No. 46 Sixth street, William Lovett about years
OF age residing nearly opposite 10 the same street,
Arthur and Barney Doyle, residing in North seventh
street between Seventh and Eighth streets and Andre
CaDcey, residing In Sixth street. between North Firth
and North Sixth streets Lowry gave bail in the of
$2Co TO appear and answer any charge which the
parents of the children might bring against him for
carekssress.