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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
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Latest from Europe.

Nav Yosx, May 5.-Tho steamer Asia
arrived a, 10 o'clock This morning, with LiV'
srpool da,es TO ihe 23l.
In Tho Liverpool Cotton market all quail
des hnvc slightly advanced, except middling
which has somewha, declined: lower grades
are declining; most holders arc moi pressing
on Tho market.
Trade al Manchester has slightly declined
Auolher dissolution Of tho Spanish Minis
lvy Is rSpeclnd.
The Danish chambers were dissolved j.
c,nsrquenco Of refusal to agree 10 III
Goverpmen, plan Of ae.lling the succession
70 Tho lbrons Of Denmark. Two minister
have also declined,
A sp.caIled miracle Of tho dropping q
blood from lho holy throne. has 'hlown Ma
l,les inio pnroxysm Of devotion.
"a Theshock OF an earthquake was sxpe
renc,a 4, Nsp|cs cn-lhs s'h nb,7~.,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10

RAILROAD MEETING AT NELsoNvILLE "A
committee of The cilizens OF Nelsonvile
have issued notices announcing grand mass
meeting 10 bo held in ,ha, place on the 2lSl
day Of May, al 10 o'clock, a. M, TO take .h'
iniinIory steps toward the organization Of
the Columbus and Athens Railroad Compa.
ny. The cilizrns Of Columbus, Grovepou,
LylhopoIIs, Lancaster, Sugar Grove. Logan,
and Athens, and all Others who feel an in.
teresl in tho matter, are earnestly solicited
TO attend. This is timely move, and We
hope 10 see in attendance good representa-
lion from oil the differen. points along ,hr
route. We need not urge on The friends
here the importance of This meeIing.-AshenS
Messenger.
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A PAINT FOR BRICK HousEs.-.

A PAINT FOR BRICK HousEs.-A
correspondent ofthe Ohio Farmer has
used cheap and very durable paint
for the interior of brick dwellings,
which has already stood for several
years, and is now quite as fresh as
when first applied. 1t consists simply
of lime wash, with sulphate of zinc as
a fixing ingredient. Any requisite
shade is given by adding the colors
used by house-painters. A clear and
rich cream color may be obtained by
applying yellow ochre to the common IN
brick; livelier and warmer shade will
be added BY little venetian red.
Burnt sienna may likewise be used.
This paint is fareheaper than oil paint,
and cos but little more than common
whitewash.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10

A Coop Movs.--A petition is now before
tho Mayor of New York, signed by many
prominent citizens, for the entire refusal 10
groceries of licenses 10 sell liquor, and their
confinement, TO stores and hotels, the price
10 be paid therefor 10 be fifty, instead Of ten
dollars. The objec, is TO preven. wives and
children acquiring the habit Of drinking by
tho sigh. Of the liquor before them. in places
which they arc obliged 10 frequent, fer the
procurement Of the necessaries Of life, and
The liquor which is sold them is usually ol
Tho most banuIul description.
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I tCol
March 1e, 1853.
mo 1871 AN ACT
Defining ,he mode of laying ou, and es'ab'
.i" f.. Iiehinu S,hia rDnds

mo. 151 AN ACT
Defining The mode of laying out and esIab'
'S fishing Sn,e roads
Sec. l. b. il enacted by the General As
spmbly n' the State Of Ohio, That all stat
roads To be hereafter laid ouI. shall be bJ
petition To the county commissioners a.
hereinafter provided iu&1'& .7E
SEC. g. Tha, all petitions for any stat
road shall specify The place "l begihning' 'h'
Intermediate puinls. it any, and The place o.
termination o: said road. , ,I rt.
Sec. 8 Thai ON application by petition
signed by al least twenty lreeholders oil eacl
county through which i, may be- proposed It
lay oui and establish any stats road, lh'
board Of commissioners Of each OF SAT-
counties shall appoint one disinIeres'td Tree
holder Of their respective coun'ies as com
mis.innrrs III view aud survey said road.
Sec T. That previous 10 granting an or
der on any petition presented ms al"resa'o
me Of The parties in each county interested
in the location Of such rnad. shall enIer int
n bond with Two or more responsible Tree
holders in said county, as securities, 10 IN
l
Satisfaction Ui the county commissioners
payable 10 lhp State Of Ohio, aud cundillonr'
lor The paynen. Of all expenses which INA!
accrue in ,hs location OF said road, in cas-
the same should no. be established publ
highway. .a., ,.I1fe
Sec s. Tha, on the filing ola petition an
bond, ugrpeably To the prp, isions OF ,ho 1hlr
and fourth sections OF this acI, which Sha
be a. tho same meeting Of the commission
ers Of oil the couniies Interested in the loc'
ZION of The road, The commissioners sha
issue their order, directing The commission
ers. by them appointed, 10 NEE, Al the P'ac
4 The beginning Of said rpad. on The FIR
/ Wednesday Of tho month, then nexI ensuI'
aud The commissioners when met, as bcloI
5 directed, shall employ skilllul surveyo
: lchain carriers, . marker, and other assislan
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miles from this rily, was burned duwn yes
,erday molning. which will inleiTup. the
freight business Two days.
/. NEw YuaK. May s.-T'he Mr,hodisI
conference a, Ipsing Church. yesterday.
nd"pwd a series of resolutions snungIS
against slavery. and aenins. admitting any
mnre shareholders into The church. aud
amending the disciplnr so us 10 prohibi! Ih-
reception Of slavehnIders in,u communion
with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
They also endorse the Maine Law. and
resolved Io send five delegates ,u tho Worlds
Temperance Convention.
PHILADELPHIA. May 3-Chief Juslic,
Gibson di"t this morning II, 2o'clock, u. III,
| United States Hotel a'
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THE RoADs.-We have recently heard
many complaints in regard to the roads IL
various parts ofIhe county. Mr.. Hoyl. mai
contractor, says, the only reason why he h
no, now employing fine Inrge coaches OF
the Athens and pomeroy route, is The con
d,ion Of the roads on ,hn. pnu Of the roui'
lying in Mrigs county. Wo hope the Off
GERS who have charge Of The roads will Sc
10 This mater. and apply ro nedy speedily
There is no greater annoyanco lolIhe tray
cling com nunity than bad roads, In som
seasons, good roads are nri, expected in ,hi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10

region. But TO see Ieans comiag in.o Pnm.
+"rcy in the middle Of May. the wheels COW
cred with mud, looks shameful.
Il. .wil; be seen by IN advertisement IN an
other culuinn, that the Athens coach will moi
leave Pomeroy hereafter, until after The ar
rival Of The packets.
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DUELlNG TRIcKERy.--At recent
demonstration Of The friends ofpeace
at Manchester, Eng, Mr.. John Bright,
a member Of Parliament, made the
following disclosure:
"I was not very long ago in the
shop Of a gunsmi h in London, and
heard what | had not the least reason
to doubt, that it is the cOmmonest
hing in the world now, if there is to 70
a duel, that some friend Of the parties
procures the pistols, and takes very
good care to be supplied with balk
from the same place, which are made
of material which Signor Blit1 ] be-
leive, has occasionally used in, his ex-
hibi ions. They are something like
balls in appearance; but when they are
put in the pistol, and the ramrod goes
down, they all 60 to dust, Now, that
is what duelling has come to; bnt it Is
only few years since duelling was be-
lieved to be as Indispensable for the
settlement of private quarels as warS
are now believed to be indispensable
between communities and nations"
Tobe genteel, q New York lady irn-
AGNES she must be pale, puny, and
cOnsumptiye. High spirits and rost
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BALTIMORE. May 2-GalveSton dates to
the 2lsl u., are received The Austin Ga
zette says the Indians are becoming d, cldrd'
ly hostile. On the eth Of March, Majur
TabIey had difficulty with Wasoes, and
recently pnrty of Wichlors having come
in al ForI Belknap, were detained as prison
ers. Al nigh, The chief, after numbering his
own wife and children, rose upon the guard
with his warriors. nine in number. killing
the sentinel. and wounding another soldier
The chiel was kiled-all the warriors es
capped.
New YoRx. May IA special CORE
sponden, ol the Herald says the Presiden
disapproved of The course Of Gov. Lane il
New Mexico, and has determined 10 recal
him. -.isa s
The steamer Ocean Wave. ON Lake On
tario, was burned a, TWO o'clock, Salurda.
morning. 50 miles above Kingston, on he
passage 10 Ogdensburg. OF fifty passenger
and crew, 20 were saved, including The CAP
tain, mate. and purser, When the 6re WI
discovered, the boa, was mile and ha
from the share. The upper de ok was wh"l
consumed in fifteen minutes. Tho hui
drihed of lhe shore, and went down in Nv
hours. Those saved were picked up Irol
the boat by passing vessels. The boat wa
nwned BY ,he Northern Railroad Compan!
a. Ogdensburg, and was Iully insured,
PHILADELPHIA, May 3.--The followin
appointments are announced for ClncinnOI
Pension agent, Joel Green; Surveyor, S. "
B. Mclean. .l54 -l +oiA, amaa
4 BALrlNoRE, May 3.-Ths bridge or II
T'shimcro and 'SusqushSAua Railroad, H'
.tGl 81 ENE
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TIE CHICAGO COLLISION Moses M. Ty.
Ter ard Thomas Rockman, the Conductor
end Engineer of the Michigan Central Rail.
Youd have been admi,lei to Dail in the sum
Of $4,000 each. upon writ Of hubeas cor
pus. Mr.. Whiting. the Conductor. and Mr..
Davis. the Engineer, and the fireman Of the
Michigan Southern ,rain have also been adj
mitted to bail by Judge Wilson. in The sum
OF $4,000 each. Each Of The persons were
also pu. under bonds Of 5000. 10 appear as
witnesses in the judicial Investigations 10 be
hereafter Instituted.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10

ANOTHER COLLISION CAsE-ALNosr.-The
passenger trains Of The Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central Roads, on their way
In, evening before last. met a, The falnl eros,
sinp. The Southern put on the brakes ind
stopped, 80 a collision was avoided. The
Southern road has now issued orders to the
10 the Conductors and Engineers Of all the
.rains 10 come to dead stop a, tho cross
sngs. We hope to hear Of like order from
the Michigan Central .O'day.--Chiedgo Tri'
6unS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10

BALTIMORE. MAY 3.-The New Orleans
papers Of Tuesday and Wednesday have
been received.
The steamship Albatros. went ashore on
Cape James Reef on the 18Th. ten miles
from he shore and twenly.six miles from
Vera Cruz. The steamship Texas imme.
dia,sly wen, 10 the reiei OF The AlbalroSs,
but found iha. her passengers had all gone
to Vera Cruz. The wreck had slipped off
the reef, and was nearly ou, Of sight. The
passengers LOST all their baggage, ind they
have made protes, against Captain Green.
10 whom they attribute The disaster.
Sanla Anna arrived al the Cliy Of Mexico
on the l7lh. and was received by an illum.
inali On, firing Of cannon, and great rtjoicing.
Ills reception Along The road from Vera Cruz
TO lhe City Of Mexico was most enthusiastic.
rriumphuI arches were erecIed al different
towns, and everywhere tokens Of joyful
welcome greeted him.
The proclamation Of Gov. Lane, Of New
Mexico, relative to the boundary question,
together with the reply Of Gov. Trias, was
taken 10 the city Of Mexico in eisb. da,s
aud half, by express. These documents
have caused much excitement. Gov. Trias'
reply 10 Gov. Lane, lakes The ground .ha,
The northern boundary of Chihuahua for
mcry vas much further north than a, pres.
en'; that The treaty of Guadaloupe llidalgo
had removed il much further south; ,ha
even If the territory claimed was disputed
territory, i! had been always in the peucea
Bile possession Of Mexico; il had from rne
imlnemorial been in possession Of Mexico;
and i. is now inhabited by people who emf
grated there from New Mexico, because they
wished TO remain Mexicans. He says fur.
her, that even if some people did wish IL
change The sovereignty OF the soil, they had
no right 10 do it. aud that 50 far as prolec.
uon from Ihe Indians is concerned, the Mex
lcan goverrm, n, has done al | asst as much
as the United States; and concludes by ask
ing Gov. Lare if he had power 10 declare
war
|, has been rumored in Mexico ,ha, u body
Of Mexican troops sent ou, by Gov. Triu'
had been defeated by Col. Rem. A subse.
qucni rumOr, however, cUntradicled The re.
port. and the Mex can papers state that Judg'
Conklin had gwen The Plesidcn. assurance
that The United States Cover nmen, woult
disclaim Gov, Lanes act.
In The papers published in the City o
Mexico il Is stated that Gen. Lombardih
has discounted The remaining pay menl from
the Tchuantepec Company, at The rate o
rs per cent.
Ell Sigiio says that fifteen States and ,hre
territories are in favur Of the Federal sys
TEN, and that only seven states appear dis
posed 10 adopt any other form OF govern
ment.
Gen. Wool took the command Of Tam
pco on The 9Th ull.
By order Of Santa Anna, another rein
(orcemen had been sent 10 Malamoras.
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"rERsETERE."
pom EROY, OHIO.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1883.
WHIG STATE NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE,
OF HIGHLAND COUNTY.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
is AAC j. ALLEN,
OF HIGHLAND COUNTY.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
HENRY BRAKEMAN, Of Ham. Co.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
N. III. VAN WORRIES, Of Athens Co
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM III. GIBSON, Of Seneca Co
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
F. r. BACKUS, OF CuyahOga Co.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN WADDELL, Of c. shOCtOn CO
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Mr.. Canning, the British Minister. had
returned TO Conslanlinople, whrre he made
speech to The English residents on The sIu
ull.
A difficulty has arisen between Turkey
and Greece, the former claiming three vii
lages claimed by the latter. Both have
moved troops to The spot
Barings' London Circular quotes bullion
in he'Bank of England as having increased
nearly quarter of million.
The iron market is frmer and a lrife
higher.
Earl Clarendon stated in the House o.
Lords that negotiations were sill pending
with The United States on the Fishery Cues
lion. Admiral Seymour's squadron will
again cruise off the fishing grounds The sam,
as last year.
Mrs Stowe received a, the Edinbure ban
quel 81 900 as an Uncle Toms penny of
Iering lor purchases, and salver for her
sell. The next day she wen, to Dundee
FRANcE.-The French and Atlantic sIean
prnj, C, has moi been abandoned.
The Portal Treaty. between France ono
Prussia has been signed.
A democratic conspiracy has been discnv.
cred In Hanover, and q number Of arrest:
wore made.
DR.. Achilli is abou, TO visit America.
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U Communications and advertisements to in
sure an insertion should be handed in as early a
Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-26

aef four toussoS -ou-ts II es cart,ss ts ssut to th
Itsi ot tts ot'1vF Tbs ttcsUssr gs res thsu ctsr
,efse, a. occes0ea T. Fsae0usr where thsnngh ths
hlorcss srd tzsr .ot af ~ J Ec1sfsou the keepsr
OF c-dcsrcs stores ske required suppls.s srts ~.
1Dt6 and iendrG scon CITY on Iass Sa adsy
svenrg sn hordas tlssy zegs plscsd on bscr6 the
be. TX ard torweIceo TO tb.sr 6aSt.za.ioa
Wa learn Thst General LaDe az tas haa5 o seyenty.
ive rourfesfs proceeded To the of action -,s
ctsv upoo 'earni,g OF the outbreak rnd great gaiss
is cue o the cszens OF the Surrounding countrv she
pIompt "a which they resp0adsi to the cas OF
tteir fellow citizens 10 Rogue river valley.
Ire foregoing Is MI car ieg<n upon tni%subjsst "
10 tbs present R-d readers may rest III
we sbSH Keep thsm posted up in all cru TIA .css
irons TO both the whites and Indiana viii tsod
stop the trace OF party and win stop the breath
Dapy CT thoss engaged With the other.
SECOND DESPATCH --Sisce the aboyS was ia typs we
learn that the Indians hsve sddod the aegressons BY
oiutsy muIderirg judge Skinner Inan agent In that
district
Gen Palmer is about to explore that r,gon Of country
eisuGtea petascn Tamock and Kowis rivers and their
eJaeeLt valleys The object sought ia to discover IL tie
country uiiable as location for the aiming odaa
tribes in Orrgcn. with Of removing them taither
and let them remain in quiet possession
on Weorecav morning last the steamers fenx and Or.
eson cams in collision fey mies bslos Buteville The
Oregon attempted to pass the Fenx the
spirit OF rivalry, doubteis, prompting both) they
headed teSsther; there being bat little freight In either
the concuscn vas light and nothing ssreus occurred
The CRors New -four has already made It's appearance
IN our and the reports from crops
the advantages farmers possess
Tor the cultivation Of monster crops ard the
price their produce brugs in this market that large
quantities OF -four and other provisions will have to be
imported into Oregon this year has in all precsas
THE EMIGRATION. We learn from gentlemon just ar
rived that the main body of ths emg Oregon
bstween Fort Boise and the Grande Ronds Hs reports
the health Of the emgrant good but that the cstts
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NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES.


The New Governor OF jamaica The Late
To, t0la lnsuxrcction, Markets, DC.
We have received cur files Of Kingston (Jamaica)
iourdas dated down to the 10th inst We extract the
Lending items Of political and commercial news which
they contain well the last .ercoons intelligence
The mail brought the following letter from our
regular correspondent at Kingston
orR KINGSTON CORRESPONDENCE.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA Sept 12-sP.M.
The Neto Go~rnor-Pubic Demonsrotions--Sir Charles
Grey and His administration de-, &c
The Northern Light to her wharf this afternoon
and Is TO leave again. it is sad in about hour have
my doubts If ahe VIII get away soou but sti prepare
short correspondence for her whenever she does of
Our new Governor. Sir Henry Barkly, Is hourly ex
pected to arrvs in the o. steamer Brisk The
newspapers say that he arrives his secre
'ay win proc led to New York to met there Lady Bsrky
who to visit America with Sir Joshua Rowe (our Chief
Jnstice ana Lady Rowe, before coming to Jamscs The
Court Of Common Council and the Chamber Of Commerce
have prepared aesses to BE- presented TO ns Excsen
cy, and to public meeting Is to BE- held Of the
czsas Of Kingston bsadsd BY his Honor the Mayor, also
to prepare an address
An aborve attempt vas sde last Thursday 10 get up
demonstration in favor cf Sir tharls Grey, our prssen
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CONSERVATION AMONG THE INH ABITANTs.
The Portland Commercial Of the 25h August gives the
following particulars of the Indian troubss:--
Late Saturday evening last, Mr.. Ettngsr arrived
here direct from Jacksonville. bringing despatch an
cne that general outbreak had taken place among
the Indian tibes In the vicinity OF Rogue river. IL ap
pears that for some time past the various tribes in the
vicinity Of the above named river have made great
plaD-f ard become generally dissatisfied at the number
Ct "Bostons' who we're congregstipg their former
hunting grounds and this dis has sorurV into
burning desire to extermnate the whites from the re-
sor of Rouc river valley and regain their fo,mer foot
my and reserve that entire valley for their Ia
order the more eectuay to carry out these DESIGNS
several tribes have Joined, among witch are the Kh
math R9gue rveY smith river Shasta and supposed
that large humber Of the Snakes had also agreed TO CO
portion Of each Of those tribes to the number of
about three hundred have established their
and stronghold At point called Table Ro:k, said to be
OF the most impregnabe foresses in the territory
and about eight niles distant from Jacksonville. IT,
u. % S
At the time Mr. H. left jacksonville nearly twenty psr
fons had been butchered BY the lndans. Among them
ore DR. Roae, j. Hardin, Mr Willis, Mr.. Nolsnd, and
Mr.. Smith, and the Indians had burned upwards Of
dozen dwellings.
Heretofore, tn. Snake and Rogue river Indians have
amsgamated for the purpose of acting against the
whites and If the report Is true that they have
joined II is certain evidence that they have dssrmnsd
eectul mode Of putting stop to their deprsdatons fs
to spply . desperate remedy. and tosch them similar
like unto tha, which the Cayusos have heretofore
been taught by the old setters in this valley.
Like many other tribes the Rogue river Indians derive
their name from their propensity for stean and thsir
well known yredsory talents have acquired for them the
unenviable title OF Rogues.
We learn from the gentleman who brought the news,
that the Indians, during tho past few wess, killed
less than twenty miners aud set ers and that great
element exists sroupd ard in Jacksonville In conse
quence of the citizens not having ammunition enough
20 warrant them Ia commencing hcstilitiss Immedi
atey on the frst symptoms Of disturbance express
despatched to Crescent City TO procure aid and
munition but unfortunately. there was but small
amount Of tbs latter hand, but that freely given.
Upon the return Of the messsugsr from Csssoeet City,
9. L. Curry, praying that ous hundred stands Of arws