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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker ofthe House Of Reps
s WILLIAM MEDlLL,
February Q, 1853.
mo. 3l.l AN ACT

mo. 3l.l AN ACT
Supplementary TO The act entitled "An act
Tor the encouragement, Of Agriculture"
passed February 90, 1916. sset,
Sec. !. Be il enacted by tho General As.
sembIy of the Stale Of Ohio, That all county
agricultural societies which have been. or
may hereafter be organized under the acl 10
which This is supplemental, be and tie same
are hereby declared bodies corporate and
polite, and as such shall be capable of suing
and being sued, and capable of holding in
fec simple such real estate as they may have
heretofore, or shall hereafter purchase as
sites whereon to hold their fairs
Sec. 2. That all deeds, conyeyances and
other agreements in writing made 10 and by
such county agricultural societies for the
purchase Of reul estate as sites whereon 10
hold their fairs, shall be good and valid in
law and equity, and shall vest tie in fee
simple in such societies 10 said real estate
without words of inheritance.
Sec. 3. In all cases where such county
agricultural societies shall have heretofore
purchased or shall hereafter purchase re al
estate as sizes whereon TO hold their fairs,
the county commissioners OF such Counties
may, if they think ii for the Interest Of The
counties and societies, pay out Of lhe county
treasures Of such counties the same amour,
Of money, for the purpose of The purchase
and improvement of such sizes, as shall have
been or shall hereafter be paid by said agri.
cu|uraI societies or individuals for such
purpose. N.E
Sec. 4 IN ali cases where agricultural
societies shall be dissolved or ceuse 10 exist
in any county where payments have been
made lorreUl estate or mrovements upon
such real esote, for the use orany agriculI.
ural society, then all such real estate and
improvement shall vest in fee simple 10 the
county making such payments. s
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of tie House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate:
February Is, 1858, sa-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
The Dutchman's Marriage.

w" The following is description of Squire Go
'ble's lthe Dutch Justices marriage ceremony:
ga ,o You bromsh now, you good man dare
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a sts To hab. dish woman for your wife, E
.s5t,a,osA And lub her evennore; @ @t
pJssg !To:yeed her veil wild Sourcrout
Beans, butter-milk and cheesej
su n And in all tings to lend your aid
-1syc'a Dat will promote her ease.
= Yes, and you Woman standin' dare
a.. DO bledge your vord, dish day, W
Dat you will dake your husband
srrl Dis man, and him obey; 3a
Dat you will boald and bed widhim,
sH . Wash, iron, ment his cloas; s,3
Sg3 Laugh ven he smiles, weep ven he sighs,
.s.olisl And share his choys and woes.
Veil den, now, vidin desc walls, a
.vid joy and not vid krief,
Bronounce you bote, to be Won mind,
Won pare, Won man, Won beef;
,.i pooblish now, desc sacred bands,
: $50, Desc matrimonial ties,
.irl s.. Befor mine wife, Got, Kate and Poll,
y. ts And all desc gazing eyes.
- % - And as the sacred scripture says,
Vot Got untes togedder,
Let no man dare asunder put
Let no man dare TEN sever;
+ And you bridegroom dare, here you stop,
ri not let so your collar,
.s Before you answer me dis ting,
Dat iSh-vARE IsH MINE ToLLAR1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

b B.
The members Of The present Legislature
who, in their great wisdom, consIrue the
provision of the new Constitution for ben-
mia sessions 10 mean thar there shall be
two sessions a year, and who increasea,hcir
own per diem from threL 10 four dollars,
are wonderfully troubled about lie Law al.
lowing primers seventy. five cents Per thou,
sand ems for publishing the laws of the
State, and have. already spent much time,
and consequently much of The peoples mo-
ney, in 'ryngto repeal ii, They have not
ye5!l succeeded, br.t probably will before they
ADJOURN We know of no other motive they
can nave IGr their anxiety upon The subject
man posiro TO keep the people in igno-
rancYo,9f the absurd and ncongruous mass
p,alined off by them under lle name Laws.
iho people arc just as willing 10 pay FOR the
publication Of laws as they are for their en-
acnnen,, and law. lf they could bio,
from The page Of the States history every
Thing they have done, and from lhc memo-
ry Of the people all remembrance lhnl they
ever met and attempted 10 legislaie, they
would do more for their own fame thanihey
have yet done or ever viii be able 10 do in
'he character of Legislators, Piqua Reg,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
rNc. SOL AN ACT
To regulate Railroad Mortgages,

10 regulate Railroad Mortgages.
Sec. l.. Be il enacted by lhe General As.
sembly of The State Of Ohio. That in ali
cases where my raifoad company organ.
lied, or hereaitrto be organized, under any
law OF this State, or owing any real or per.
sonal estate thereiu. which has BY. virtue Of
any special provisions in It's charter, OF tho
act regulating railroads." passed February
IL, 1e48e or OF the act ito provide. for tho
creation and regulation Of Incorporated com.
panies in The State of Ohio" passed May I,
1889, authority to borrow money and 10 Sc.
cure the payment thereof. 10 pledge the
property and income of such Company,
every such company maysexecu,e d deed of
mortgage, or other instrument ocwrifinss for
the purPcse-efssectrrrg- fhe rNyaicfs Il ma
loan ofmoney so nude, or the notes, bonds,
or other evidences Of Indebtedness thai NAV
be SO issued by said company therefor,
which said mortgage may include the per.
sonal as well as the real property Of said
company. ~ Etlaru
Sec. 2. That in all cases where mort.
gage has been or may hereafter be executed
upon any portion Of The personal and real
properly of any railroad company within
this State by the proper officers of The same,
10 secure The payment ofany loans of money
or advance of materials or labor made 10
said company, it shall be held 10 be u SUI.
ficienl record Of the sOmc, 10 have the same
recorded in the office of The Recorder of
Deeds, in each Of the counties in which said
real OF personal property may be situated or
employed, and said mortgage so recorded,
shall be held 10 be good and substantial lien
from the date of the record OF The same in
each county where the same is recorded, as
well upon the PERSONAL as the reaI properly
of said company. -'f
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker cfMe House Of Reps
s a WILLIAM MEDlLL,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
LAWS OF OHIO
PubIished by AWthOrity.
No. Ell AN ACT

No. s7.1 AN ACT
To fix and provide for the terms Of the Dis.
tricl Courts, in The Third Circuit. being
composed of tho Fifth and Seventh Com.
mon Pleas Districts Of Ohio.
Sec. /. Be i,enacted by the General As.
sembly OF The State OF Ohio. That the terms
Of the District Court shall be holden in the
several counties composing the Fifth and
Seventh Common Pleas Districts of Ohio,
as follows: =
In the county Of Washington, on the
fourteenth day Of April. go
In the countyof Meigs, on the twentieth
day Of April. b A. % -4s. ar
In the. county ol, Galla, on the twenty
second day OF April. s 1907
In the county of Lawrence, on the lwen-
ly-ffih day of april.
In the county Of Scioto, on the twenty.
seventh day Of April.
In the county Of Adams, on the second
day of May.
Ia the county of Brown, on the fifth day
of May.
In ihe county Of Clermont, ON the eleventh
day Of May.
In the county of Highland, on the eigh.
teenth day of May.
In the county Of Fayette, on the twenty
first day Of May.
In the county Of Perry, on the first day
Of September.
In the county Of Fairfield, on the fifth day
ofSer:cinber
In the county Of Hooking, on the ninll
day of September.
In the county OF Athens, on the twelltl
day Of September.
the county of VinIon, on The fourteenth
day of September.
In the county Of Jackson, on the sixtcenll
day Of September.
In The county of Pike, on the nineieenll
day Of September.
In the county of Ross, on the ,wenIy-firs
day Of September.
In the county Of Pickaway, on the twenty
SIKH day of September
In the county Of Franklin, on the twenty
ninth day Of September.
/, In the county Of Madison, on The lourl
, day of October.
Sec. 2. If, from any cause, failure t
) hold the prescribed terms of the Dislric
Courl in any oflhe foregoing counties shoul
occur, it shall be the duty of the Judges O
the District Court, on giving thirty days pre-
r vous notice in such county, 10 hold spc
cia term of the District Court Iii sue
: county, within the same year, TO dispose c
the business pending; and should importar
> business arise in the Dis,ric, Court, in an
!, Iof said counties, which cannot be dispose
] Of al the stated term of the Cour. for want {
5 time, it shall be lawful for the Judges of III
5 District Court, 10 hold special term OF ,h
g District Court in such county, at such Tim
e as they shall determine, on thirty days prt
S vious notice thereof in The county.
Sec. 8. Should any day named herein fc
e the holding Of the said District Court ia
Y upon. Sunday, said Court shall commenc
i. and be holden on The next day.
e JAMES c. JOHNSON,
S Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
e .. WILLIAM MEDlLL,
d President Of The Senate.
}, February 8, 1858.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

A novel marriage took place in Boston
the other day, an American lady becoming
the bride OF a Chinese gentleman. The
papers say ii is the first union Of such ce-
lesiial kind ihat has ever taken place in this
country rsisl 80 #ae
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

STARTING EARLY.-C, E, Belden, boy
OF twenty years, was arrested at Columbus
on Monday night, in whose carpet.bag be-
tween four and FIVE thousand dollars in spu
rious paper was found, on The New Yorl
city banks, all in-lhrees; also a die for man
ufacluring American hal(-dollurs. ,4.,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
February 8, 1858.
No. 28.7 AN ACT

mo. 28.1 AN ACT
TO fix and provide for the terms of the Court
of Common Pleas in the several counties
of the second Judicial District Of Ohio.
Sec. /. Be il enacted by the General AS.
sembly of the Sale of Ohio, That the terms
of the Court of Common Pleas shall be hold
en- in the several counties of The second Ju-
dicial District of Ohio, as follows:
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In the county Of Butler, on the fourth
Tuesday Of February, the first Tuesday Of
August and the third Tuesday Of October.
In the county of Darke, on the fourth
Tuesday of March, the last Tuesday Of Au-
gust and the third Tuesaissyy c! eef November.
In the county of Preble, on the second
Tuesday of April; The third Tuesday Of Sep.
lember and the first Tuesday of December.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
Sec. Q. In the county of Miami on the
first Tuesday of March, the third Monday
Of August and the first Monday of Novem,
bef.
In the county of Champaign on the sec
ond Monday of March, the first Monday of
August and The fourth Monday of October.
In the county of Montgomery on the first
Tuesday Of April, the las, Tuesday of Au-
gust and the fourth Tuesday OF November
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
Sec. 3. In The county Of Clark on the
fourth Monday Of April, the third Monday
of July and the third Monday of October.
In The county of Greene on The third
Tuesday of March, the first Tuesday of Au'
gust and The frs, Tuesday Of November.
In the county Of Clinton on the last Tues
day of March, The third Tuesday Of August,
and the third Tuesday of November.
In The county OF Warren on the second
Tuesday Of April, the last Tuesday Of Aa-
gust and the last Tuesday Of November.
Sec. 4. That whenever the state of bust
ness require il, or when it may become nec-
essary from any other good cause, the Judge
of either of said Courts Of Common Pleas
may appoint and hold an adjourned term for
the purpose Of completing the business oI
any regular term, notice thereof having firs
been entered Upon the journals Of the Cour
al the regular term at which such adjourned
sossin shaI beappoin,ed, and each OF such
Judges shall also have power 10 hold aspe'
cial term Of Court within and for any county
| in his roper subdivision when the same
shall be necessary for tho transaction ol
eilher law, Chanccry or Criminal business
and when he shall determine 10 appoint suct
special term he shall issue his written ordel
10 The Clerk Of the proper county, specify
ing therein The time at which such speca
Term shol begin and the object for which
llhc same. shall be called, such order shal
be issued 10 The Clerk al least three weeks
prior 10 The ume fixed for the commence
menl of such special term, who shall forth
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01

Measures are being taken % induce The
establishment by government Of q new De-
parmenl, 10 be entitled the Agricultural
Department This seems necessary. when
il is considered thai ailnosl the entire people
of America are Iillcrs Of The soil
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
AuDIToR's OFFicE,l

PoMERoY, O., February Is, 1858,
! certify that the foregoing laws are cor.
fecIy copied from the original copy fur
niShed by The Secretary of State. aall. Vi'
... sg .a.et, n. s. HALLIDAY, "a.
Audiior Of lieigs County.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, February /, 1858. {

COLUMBUS, FebFuafy I, 1908,
certify, that the foregoing laws are cor.
rccly copied from The original rolls on file
in tLis office. WILLIAM TREVlTT,
Secretary Of Slate.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
THE TEEEgR1PIS
PV1AwHBD EVERY TUESDAY MORNING,
~ "ea,a at3 Al. THOMSON.

TUuAbNBU hVbhI IUEoDHA IHOI6I'I1NV, .
cd ree,a atl3 Al. THOMSON. ~ lg
sac fs''' TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
fesasia enc Dollar and Fifty Cents,
N paid in advance, 81 fa
Two Dollars within the year.
.sif not paid until after the expiration Of the yea
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
will be charged.
rrNo paper will be discontinued until all ar
81 paid, except at the option Of the pub
lisherss stHbI k& lsg .g
tTAll communications on the business Of tn
oaice must be postpaid to secure attention.
nTO Clubs, of ten or more, the paper vii
= Taibe furnished at liberal reduction in price.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-01
OFFICE or, TIE TELEGRAtH,
gg gseffgA FRONT ST Ekipa 4 W.
"a sHvEN DooRs bELow otRT44 ef sTARss
POMEROY OHIO
names 1dTcrI.iiiiaiIIn..r,..- I.iiII.,.

HknteS OF ANVcfsIsInk,
One squae Q3 lines or less thFes weeks. q %
Every subsequent insertion, -; zt
One square, three months, 8: .tts ~: 3@
Ohe square, SIX months, !; /: -; -. ;=S -
One square, one year, : ;3,,; :r,;rT.,.yS ~
One hall column, one year, Z: .Sl:' $50 -
Ihree-iourths ola column, one year /: IS %
One column, one year, e:T: s0ch
s0-i Advertisements not hayinsths Rpp.l X Of IL.
IsertIons marked on icopyswill 10 eoitAS 81 Huil
forbid and charged accordingly.
GJCasual advertisers must payin advances.
OJ-JOb Printing, Of erefydsscIiptiop VIZ
be executed with accuracyapd neaipes4.
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with cause the same 10 be published in some
newspaper Of the county, and shall also post
up in his Office no,ice thereof, and shall
proceed to perform such duIies as may be
necessary in view OF such special term, and
the nature and character Of the business To
be transacted, and all business done al such
special or adjourned term shall be as valid
as'if transacted al regular term provided
for by the Legislature.
JAMES G. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
President Of The Senate.
February 9sl853.
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as deadly serpent. shun then The service,
fly from the presence Of Alcohol. He is
surrounded with miserable, squaid, and
corrupt gang Of children, grandchildren
and remoter relatives, with whom he will
compel you 10 associate, and who will
pounce upon you like vullures upon their
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Reason, Experience aad Public good make
t1i,sa rumpus, and many things are said on
lsl both sides Of The question. --
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-15
IMPORTANT PUBLICATION.

THE Proprietor of the NY, ORLrays TgrE DELTA.
Office, lo3S Charles ST., opposite the St Charles
Theatre, has just issued, in pamphlet form,
LIST OF INTERVIEWS
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BANcRorT's HIsToRY.--W We see it
announced in Boston paper that Mr..
Bancroft has the sixth volume of his
great work--the History of the Amer
lean Colonies-ready for the press,
and that it will soon be published
The previous volume closed with the
repeal Of the Stamp Act; the one now
ready is occupied with the narrative
Of our revolutionary war