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- sass'sf ;aszal11I 49,
Washington branch Rs,,vosd.-Train. Hum Fol-
FAVE daily except Sunday, and 2, az and 5, D.
IL On Sunday, ate, a aud S, y.
The p M express, Stop, only Annapolis Juno
ton and Relay the other. ali way stsuons.
Trains ~ = a. M, and ~, m connect with Annapolis.
Do do q, m, and s., y. do
DO do q and q SD m
Faro from Washington to Baltimore al IS
Do DO do and return ............ 4 50
Do do Annapolis. ................,........ l as
DO do do and I so
The round tickets All procured Office
and good for the day upon which they issued.
n. n. PARSONS,
July b-du Agent
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No. $50.
Nv the President Of the United stntes.

BY the President o United States.
IN pursuance OF WILLARD FILLMORE, President OF III,
United OF do hereby declare and make known
s T @ Ss sa Deo
wit. ''-''-'
May disposal Of the public lands
within the aforementioned townships and fractional town
KertA ofe cfns fourth prineipai meridian.
Township fory-une and township hy, certain
Fractional township my on the main shore oake Superior, Of
Township fortynne, my and my
The soe Of Lake , on n, o,
Ls, 2, ,ssss s, and INV ON the shore
Town.hips twenty nine thirty thiry-one, thirty
and forcigh and fractional township forty
nIns on shore OF Lake Superior Of range Ten.
thirty ,wo township nine the Of Lake
TownhIrs thirty thirty one thirty,wo thirty three thirty
four township forty Lake SUPERIOR OF
Townhp- thirty, ,hiry-ono thirtwo, yhrce, and thirty
Towa.h'p. rhiry hpwo, thirty three, and thirty four,
7cweships throne, thirty thirty three, and dirty four
A dc land ono. q, LA CROSSE commencing Monday the
si1ssnh d. Of May n. e, she dispose. Of the public hands with
NovsA II Of the fourth principal nerrdion
Townships twenty one and twenty two, o. ransc sir
Townships twenty two twenty three, and twenty
Township. iwen-onc, cntwo, twenty three, and twenty
Townships twenty one i~enytwo, twenty three twenty
and twenty i've, Of range ten.
.s !sss sTn NJ rS @ss on Monday
the ninth day Of May for the disposal Of the public lands
Aed within the limits Of the aforementioned townships wits
EsssA If ~ base limo and Of ns fourth principal meridian.
Township twenty Ave Of rang, four
Townships ave- twenty twenty eight twenty nine
shirty, shsryacr-, snd ,h,rry two of range Eve.
serss~s eighteen, nn.,een thirty, uryone, township
T.vsssrs twenty 1--WE and twenty six of range ten.
-ro-s.hio t,er,y 1--WE, on range eleven
Atshe lama Once MENAsHA, commencing Monday, the
withis following named townships, We
ne ord east Of the fourth principal meridian
Town.hip- twenty-five and three ~ range treen
law for The OF schools military, and
any shall ss selected
the State before the days appointed for the
.e ass sn s e 81 I'd r State. 20 seam ss
swamp lands within their mt approved September -, 1850
vii Ne sreisded from the sales.
Offering land.
tho days appointed, and will order which they
advertised win all convenient despatch, until the whole sbs
longer than private
land. viii BE- admitted mt. a'er the expiration Of The week.
February Domn thousand and 6
WILLARD FILLMORE.
yoH~ wItsos,
Commissioners Of the General and Once.
NOTICE TO E-EMrTloN CLAIMANTS
Every p~rson OF of The
and fractional townships above
proper land ONCE and make
utter seeing M notee and before the
bscns claimed otherwise such clam MI Forfeited
Commissioner 81 the General Land Once
Postponemeat 81 the Public Land Sales In Wscensin
Of the dated
fehruary, 1885, 10 be- held following named lsnd
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ny ,ns rss..asn. Of IN. U.,ssa states.

o. ss .sss al r.ks1 p.sds., Of .s
sale. o. u.s sssueA q ans ODD
sI s g M H. MS mated ana s sa a . M s 81 each
Mississippi subject double pinimum pcs u
l 1s held he following and once. Alabama
and Mississippi al the periods hereinafter designated 10 WI
Al STEPHENS, in Alabama, commencing
Monday The A day Of September ngs for ins disposal q such
situated in the aforementioned townships, 10 vii;
Ko,h Of the base line and Sest % tAs principal e'tstan
TSw township. ONE 's Gree amy s two
Townships too, s str, and Of range
Townhips tArss four i've sir seren, range
cftas bose ea 81 sAs principal meridian
Townships tao, Aree, four, and oe Of range one
Townships one, Too. aad thee, Of range three.
Township one OF range four,
South ts base tns and easf Of the principal merdsn
Townships three and four, OF range
A. the land Office .. The State commencing
such sections and parts Of sections being the odd numbers above
NORTH Of the bass line asd sest Of me principal meridian
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and tUenfy range four
Al the land office TUSCALOOSA, State com
poan sections, being ntey
above referred To- are situated IN the townships
North % the base ns via in ne south
Township tuentyone range fbur
COLUMBUS Mississippi, commencing
Monday nintsntA September e1 for disposal
The townships,
North Of the base and tie Caootap meyidiun
Townships eight sirisn epenteen eghs nineteen, and tWen
fy. o; fifteen
Townships aine tpeipe thirteen fourteen tasen sirfeen
Townships eight nine eleven eeire, thirteen, ff
teen, sixteen, sepeee eighteen aud ni"e" of range seven
Townships eight nine, eleven, twpe thirteen, fourteen ~
teen and sireen, Of range eighteen
Townships egM eleven, and reips of range nine
AUGUSTA in the State, commencing
disposal
odd numbers above
ered situated in The aforementioned townships to
wit:
North the base line ga east Of the ChoetoW merdan
Township four, of rangeIhieen.
Townships three, and sir, OF four
Townships three FOUR FIVE, and of
fifteen.
Townships three four fpe six and OF six
Townships one fire, and sersn Of range seventeen.
Township OF eighteen.
NortA of Ac base line Of the media and east Of Pearl Trer
Townships flee, and cish Of range five.
Townships, eight and ten, OF range
Townships seren, eisas, nine and t1n OF range seven
Townships eight and ten OF eight. +
wholly
the limits width each side Of said road
and those in italics partly within said limits designated
which Will furnished
Offices by the Commissioned the General Land Office
Lands reserved schools military and other purposes Will be
excluded from sale.
be subject way granted the
said September 1885, The States aforesaid SAID
exceeding hundred each side thereof and there
fore of which include the road Will be sold
QUALITIES respectively official plais
be sufficient admit OF
all the lands xcecdng weeks and applications
make Of the lands offered under this proclamation
received until after the close OF the public sale
Given under hand the city OF Washington the twenty h
day Of May, A. d. 1853.
BY the President
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Office.
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SEALED PROF osALs, endorsed Proposals los Timber
y be received this bureau until three O'Clock the 22d
OF for furnishing and delivering under
OF the several nasyysIds at Chaeslo~n Massachusetts
BIookya New YORK and oospof Virginia, the following de
ihadI nihe
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WHEREAS by the entitled An relating dogs" APP
w July, amending the
proved 2 April 1885, II provided that whenever IL shall be
satisfaction the
considered
ha be ihe duty mayor proclamation, requiring
that all animals he
Der Of days he shall deem ercdisnt and said
proclamation, exceeding days and shall be the duty
constsbles lawful for person,
bury all and every dog going the ssd poclama
ion,n Ac.--
Now therefore, thavne been made TO appear satisfaction
that Of the kin8 mad within this do
hereby eli whom that call animals Of
the dog knd required be kept confined for
during SIXTY police
to all found going this proclsms
4
Given under my hand mayors ofbco city Wash
ington, this ooh day OF June, 1883.
Mayor
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NOTICE nNp REMOyAI

TUE subscriber win his place Of business until
tue hrst OF November order TO tho erection Of \
building the occupied will be Immediately
down and has taken the h three
from the his late Of business where win be found
usual large assortment Of books. dsscrp
tons and order reduce his goods
entering his he will sell much reduced
r. FARSBAM
bah those indebted TO the snbscber will be kind
call and their which
ing which all ready Those paid by of November
will he in the hands Of collector for settlement
Important have business ciosea
make different arrangement in business.
July s-dun n,
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DATED uith
drawn from market account Of ihe railroad grant.
Under Congress- approved Sd March, 1885, entitled San
therein MENTIONED
The empon laws the United States they
tended sections public lands along the
me OF the railroad berenbeore mentioned, where the settlement
hal the final allotment Of the
all claims by
,ion sections OF public lands within the
originally prdicated settlements
made the 4 February, 1852 the date OF the final alo
9s
Claims miles limits proven any time
Of the public
dollars aud hny
Claims outside of the miles, and within the limits Of the
be the restoration OF
said lands private
dollar
either csss OF lands
warrant only however, aed by sach
Immediately directed by
going Of President applications viii be received
location by warrants OF the
the six niles limits
prevent confusion and insure In
eordance
cevers.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
MAy25-wl3w
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NOTtCG- hereby notice all whom that
Az intend applying the General Land once Of the United states.
for scrip the the James Points Of land
No 1907 dated November a. $780, issued 20 Henry
Daring ensiGn in the Virginia line during the revolutionary
kr 30ss for which lost
duplicate Issued for 2666i which
claim Of the aforesaid lanes
Points, deceased.
\ ELIZA =. POINTS,
Erocutrir nd asvi.-e Of Js. Points, deceased.
Az
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United ssases Patent once.

hknNkt'hJ
N the petition Of Leonard Smith, late Of PaburT New
hut Of Troy, New Of
granted him the eighteenth day 81 October, A. d. 1899
which the
October, eighteen hundred and my three
ordered that the said petition he heard At the Patent Once
Monday the third day ocfoher ~ ocock and
all noned and show they have
Why SAID petition ought be granted.
Persons the required to file the Patent
writing
before the day Of hearing An testimony filed by either
hearing he transmitted
rules oce which will be furnished
pic aiion.
Ordered nso published Union and
tegencer Washington city PenDsyIvanisn, Philadelphia Pa
Albany New York True National Democrat New
Yok citv Post Boston, Hartford Times,
Hartford for three weeks
p CHAs. MAseN,
Commissioner Of rss~nts.
will please copy, s.r their
once, with containing this notice
July 9D-Iaw3w
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. - Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHiPLEY h CO,
Liverpool.
@. ROBERTS 4 CO,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
j. MUNROE n CO,
des VICTORIES,
GEO. II DRAPER Havrc
will be accountable for gold sv
iewey, precious metals unless bills oi
and the value thereof therein expressed
JAMS
Tor story brick dwelling Georgetown,
d. Bridge, Market and High streets, finished
hests
running through the and has els
stable, carriage house, wood house, &c.
desiring purchase examine the premises
application George NJ so,hoon, Of Market and Bd
.4.ar.~s
onchrd cash; the balance in g. "a and le months.
M. SNYDER,
Erbsnee broker, National Hotel Buildings, @.
Jan 2o-du
MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished
and couveniencr accommoda
ton Of the travelling public
Dec Idly
Uncle TOMS CABIN.-A H6hkc daeneusotype Of Mrs.
" Stowe su'hor Of Uncle Toms Cabn,w exhibition
Whtehurs. Gallery, Pennyvsnis avenue ~ together
with portrait Of sontas, the famous Queen OF Song
7-dif
D II. HOOE Il CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpetns floor oil cloths, mstnnEs curtain materials
sheetnx, blankets and house good. generally
D.. q.
-s9o-u
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RxFRu0ER TORsTbe subscriber has lust received ~
~ other supply Of those universal stone jar rfsersto' manu-
scued by r. rssorn Of Philadelphia and which received
dpons nom the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute OF hs city,
ny those who have examined OF used n's reIne
sof pc decidedly the article IN IT'S 80 arranged
uc ~ tcod .nurey srp~ste or remove
' sc' ny the plan Of construction, current OF COLO ar
constant and within ssch apart
rky Of the whole apparatus 10 insured
For safe ~ manufacturers prices. privileges 81 being
turned they do not prove in satisfactory by
Aps7-S IRON Van
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Postponemeat ~ the Public Land Sales In Wsccnsin
NOTICE hereby given public Of lands ordered by
proclamation Of the President II the United sa.s dated the
n day Of fsbusrv ls 70 be hold aths sc~ns named land
Offices State OF Wsco1.s, wit the land ohces
Willow aivss la Crosse, Stevens, M.naahs
-, st, oh and sod Of May BE-
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled OF Of the
townships townships above enumerated
satisfaction Of e register and
proper land Office and make payment therefor
hi and before the day
pointed Of public sale OF the land
bacns otherwise such claim will be forfeited
I JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Lasd Once.
Nav Io-Iswl3w
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NEW York. May I'D. Is53-Tbe undersigned has day
~ No street, Exchange
for the transaction OF general brokerage business
Bank mining rsir,ad State, and city
securities bought NJ
proms-ory votes hills Of exchange. and loans
May 10 -du EMANUEL. n. HART.
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Every entitled the right Of
lands within townships and Of
Wied required establish
and Of the land oce,
therefor practicable tht
day appointed for the Of the public
cmbaciae the tract claimed othervs such claim will be
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NM laSllw
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Public Sale or the United States Military
Wtnnebago, Wisconsin.

Pable Sale tho United Military Reserve "a
Fort WtnnebaRo, Wisconsin,.
THE United Winnsbaeo
containing about four thousand Of land
fort public
day Of September, 1853, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The IL located the portage
rivers tpow connected by canal through
seve and contains OF ~
Wisconsin The well
valuable town sites in this section Of the
Maps showing the dimensions
b. obce pre- OF sale.
The terms OF sale cash, specie funds.
". MAaTEN.
Assistant auartermaster u. 3. Army,
ASSISTANT QuAsrgRNAsTvn's OrrIcu,
F,rt winoebsso (wi.,j June I, 1883
July 22-.odtlNhAug =
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II BROWNS Essence Of Jamaica Gingew.-This.+
preparation of excellence In ordinary o.
sha incren' cho,ers short all OF pgcaon ~ ne
digestive functions Of n~s,hbe value During the preva
epidemic complaints children
peculiarly family individual should he without w.
enables resist the influences OF incpent dhsas
which Turk changing climate.
the genuine which prepared
his chemical nohe
of r srd Chestnut Phsdephis and for safe by Al ne
United ssasrs and WsshaGon
CITY O. by Patterson Marin and H. r. Gilman, and In AIefsn
dns, virisis. by J. 4. rierpont
June 2s-dasn
s,TOCK N Cape lookout Pavilion Company
-
company Of The nerai asseh
1881 be opesed
Patriotic Rant chubb rohess hsntcrs and the Once
Evans In the o. Washington and pc, of
Couh Saturday the o5 Instant and will be kept cp~sed
until the os,h Of July
WILLIAM VI DUrKINsoN
r. w, RIsQUE,
EDWIN RoBISsos
Commissioners
June @-dAolmo lint Rep.1
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NOTICE To tar GENERALIZATION for psymentHouce
~ Is hereby 1889 and
payable Tins once and that deduction al
lowed by s~ for The paid before the 3ist II
August ensuing r. J. ROCHE
July Is eodn Collie
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d j. STEERS NEW GOODS For GErTLEMES--
have just received another supply socd gentle,
men, akina stock at the time complete Those
who abeut supply themselves
and approaching should
before they purchase elsewhere.
ay
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NOTICE TO PRE-EhPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every p~rson entitled any nj M
.nds within townships fractional
establish the
proper land ONCE and make
seeing As notice, and before
~ the public sale Of tho land.
brscins claimed such clam will he foeed
John WILSON,
Commissioner NJ the General Land Once.
r.hA l..v1lu
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ships will be accountable for gold
specie ie~ey metals, unless bill, OF
adinr the vnlue thereof therein
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-08
Singular Secret Society.

The police OF Perrysvile, Ashland ceun-,
", have just discovered and exposed "ss.
cret society" among tho youth Of lha, Town,
which is startling enough in it's features; the
penalty a lhle harder than usual: 'si-
The society numbered band Of fifteen
young men and boys, formed for the pur.,
pose Of robbery. A captain was chosen and
u regular Constitution and BY Laws, the vi.
ola,ion Of which was death, were adopted.
One Of the band stole from his own lalher
$40, which he had collected for poor wild.
ow, who had son belonging 10 the band.
Learning Iha. the money belonged 10 her,
The band stole $40 from another woman 10
replace ii. The cash drawer Of landlord
in Perrysvile was opened by two Of the
band, and ten dollar bill takeh from it,
The one who changed The bill 10 divide with
his comrade, charged premium Cor ma
king change. This being violation Of the
bylaws, the rest of ,ha band, unknown 10
him, held a meeting and determined on his
death. II was arranged that all were 10 60
out upon the ice lin which hole was 10 be
previously cul) 10 skale, and that all sht uld
appear struck al some curiosity in The wa.
Ter, and all look in, and when this one
should s,oop down over tho hole one of'Ihe
company should strike him with o club and
pitch him in. One young man whose heArl
was not SO corrupt as the rest, ,,relenied, and
by giving information prevented the muir
der. Several of The COMPANY ure now in
The Ashland jail,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-08
VOL. 5r-N0. s.

surily Employed Provided, that the super
visor shall, In all cases. be held accountable
for, The full lamoun, and the faithful apPlica-
lion Of labor due In his district, unless for
good cause shown, the trustees shall deem
IL jusi 10 remit ,he same. 'A'' As'N.-
Sec. 80. That il, upon settlement with
The township Irus,ees, at their annual meet
ipg for that purpose, there shall be any
unexpected money in the hands Of any SUI
pervisor, which has been collec,cd under
The provisions Of This acI, he shall pay the
same over 20 his successor in Office. taking
his receipt for the amount. thereof, which
receip, he, shall lodge with ihe sowaship
Treasurer. -, =, j. 4 q
Sec. ao Tha. edch aff.d every Il supsivIsoi lgi i,Is
who shall 'neglector refuse 10 perform ,he
several duties enjoined on him by This act
or who shall, dnder any Pre,ence whaleyer,
give or sign any recep, or certificate, pur.
porting 10 be a receip, or certificate for labor
Tor work performed, o. money paid, unless
the labor shall have been performed, OF tux
paid, prior 10 the giving or signing such le-
ceipi or certificate; every supervisor SC
offending. shall forfeit, fer every such
offence. not less Than five dollars, nor MOI
than fifty dollars, 10 b, recovered by indicl.
men, in The Court Of Common Pleas, or BY
an action before any justice Of The peace
within the township where such supervisor
may reside; and il is hereby mado The duly
Of The trustees Of the townships 10 prosecute
oil offences against The provisions Of this
section; Provided, ,,ha. if any supervisor
shall conceive himself aggrieved by the
judgement Of such justice Of The peace, he
may, ON giving sufficient security TO said
justice for the paymen, of costs, appeal 10
the court of common pleas, who shall mako
such order thereon, as 10 them may appear
just and reasonable; Provided, furher. that
this section shall moi be so construed as to
prevent any person from prosecuting any
supervisor for any offence against the pro.
visions thereof. g,I
Sec, II. That i, shall be the du,y Of The
4 several courts Of common pleas, 10 give this
acl in charge to the grand jury, at each sue
cessive term Of such court. i't 7''
Sec. AZ. 'rha, The ACT entitled "An &C
prescribing the du'ies OF supervisors. and re.
la.ing 10 roads and highways" passed March
swenuelh, one thousand eishI hundred and
,hiry.seven, and The amendatory uc,s
lhello. passed March twentieth one Thousand
eight hundred und for,y.lwo. January fif
.eenh one thousand eight hundred and forty
five, March wen,ieih one thousand eigh
hundred and Glty.one, March ,wen,y-fourl
one Thousand egh. hundred aud filiy.one
an oct 10 regulate the levying Of TAX lol
road purposes in the counlies Of Belmun
and jefferson, passed February fifteenth
one thousand eight hundred aud iory.nine
be and they are hereby repealed; provided
that The liability or obligation iacurred
under any Of The provisions of said acls
shall NOT bs in any wise affected or impaired
, by the repeal thereof. ,.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The Hots, of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate
| February Is, 1858.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-08

Difference in favor of 1851 1857 10
There has been paid into The Treasury
from lands sold by The Board during the yeaI
ending November Is, 1859, $4,9l9 so.
The amount collected from tolls, fines
and water rents, from the 10Th Noyetlber
1859, TO January 0, 1883, was $5l ,226 98
The reason given for diminulon OF The
tolls OF the pusl over those Of the former
yeur, is that the Board deemed IL proper lc
abundon the principle Of discrimination
upon those paris of the canal with which
ihe recently constructed railroads come ir
compe,ition. They were, innocen'Iy, in
hopes that by doing so, the railway com
panies would also cease from their dlscrim'
ina,inp ra,es, and that the carrying trade
would be placed uponllle basis oi o free oper
competition. AS might have been expected
the Board was mistaken. The railroads
looked only 10 their own interest, and "noI
only adhered 10 their system ol discrmina
,ion, where they cume 10 competition viii
the canal, bul made il more marked than a.
any former period" aud the experiment
failed. lns.ead Of profhng by experience
The Bnatd continued their lndIscriminale re-
duo, iuus, and the result is, a loss 10 Tho State
of- probably sOlne Two hundred 'housancc
dollars. .t, .f.3 es,toe. t,as 4. go,
This may all be very democratic, ou' w
apprehend The people will lhuve lil'le bteuIi
10 applaud that democracy which tells ST
slru,,aly upon the debil side ol The prnll' an
loss account. Nor viii they ieel very proO'
Of ,he financial skill Of those officers WIN
ii The end oi The year acknowledge 'ha,, u
spite Of lusIian pronunciamen.os, warllk
/ demonstrations upon railroads, ana gun
powder threats against innocenI bridges an
lunresls,inR viadl'cls. they have been ou
tmaneged by ,he railway companies and ae
Iliversd ovyr 10 discum6lure and contempt
1.-THE Board proposes lurihst ,eglsa''o
,sgains, railroads, 'oprsvsnl any iusure pr'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-08

VIM. r. Snow, formerly landlord Of tha
Norlh Adams House, in Boston, i is said,
has received the appointment Steward 81,
the White House from Gen. Pierce, The
salary $4,000 per unnum, beside lhe living
OF The family. NE a.s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-08

The State Journal Of the i7lh, say. that con-
tracts for the sale Of wool have been nude for the
next seasons CROP at nom IS 10 &C cents per
pound This is about so per cent. higher than
the opening Of the wool market last Year.. We
for any length Of time,