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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
A Literary Gem.


We clip The following from the Athens
Mtssenger 20 10 il1s3 .i9a esa,.r
The local Of ,he Cleveland 'Fores, City
gives the following sprcimeno Of composition.
copied from The original, and which was
pulled off tn side Of d sch0,l house near
the place OF sale Via, 5as become ol
GRAY. Of The PlaiudenIeR-rihe man who
sligmatizes 'Alhens. Gallia. and Meas as
The b. nighIed rsglpn;. tltal ~: s.,epl.ls shsse
are still using wnodrn pltsgs. Md she cIil.
dren study DiIwonh'sS NgeIIing.bouk;' ,ha,
'Ihey are fifty years brhIild HE splri, uf ,be
age. ana are pnnr. miserable. block head
m"dels' loriht baance of The SiAte.9 v e
would be glad To hrar Of him. and suggps,
the idea iha. the schml-lnas,tr mighi find a
held i"r labor in his own region Bll here
is The gem: t..I n. a,.es s..s, ~.
their viii bic publick sail aboul 8 miles
north vest oI gorgelown pn the Iarn oi ia.
cob munk on Vrnsday ,he23 ofharch 1853
there will be sold pluws culiervaier and bug.
Ky and harnes and hay and six head of hugs
and Crane cradles and hous aud kitchen fun.
erger such as brrdslels and burow and table
aud stand and chrrs and corner cuvnre uud
siuk and cuckingsluve and pip's aud airon
kiules and vinrr bares and viner aud pola.
lers and spinning vels and olcinds of ulh,r
verify not verslh menciong sale commence
OF said day leh a clock p N their will be n
reasonable crtdIl be giving by Lenard Shlen.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
The National Era ON Thomas Cor
OHIO win.

The. following article from The last mum
bcr Of the National Era is wrillrn in very
different spirit from The viruleni and maig-
nan, attack on Mr.. Corwin, lately made in
the columns of The Cincinnati Enquirer.-
Like the swift witnesses. ,.ihe authur Of tha
disgusting din,rbr, will fail 10 win the es
tenn ol those he was most anxious 10 pro,
piua,e. Here is what DR. Bailey says, 49,
MR.. coRwIN AND THE ABoLlTluNisTs.
A Washington correspondence ,h- Suulh
crn Pairiol lately wrote q len"r for tina, pa
per. repeating c,.riain remarks which he say;
he heard Mr.. Corwin make Al dinner CIV
en- by him in lew friends, in which be dc,
nnunced The Ab)li,ipnisls in lhe mos, con.
lemp,uous and bitter sly le. We observe
with deep regret Iha. Cassius NJ. Clay ha 4
made this ANONYMOUS lelier the occasion
for very severe and unjus, attack upon Mr.
Corwin. in which he charges him with do
ibera,e ireachery Iolhe Cause oi Freedom
for which he was rewarded by seal in the
Cabinet. &c.rSzc. % 7.
Mr.. Curwin is one OF our friends. We
know him nlimatrly-we know him TO b.
humane, generous 10 fault. and from the
very constitution of his nature opposed t.
Slavery and oppression Of every l"rm =
Why did moi Mr. Clay, whom Mr.. Cnrwir
had supposed his friend, wri.e TO him unt
ascertain whether The representation in The
Southern Palrio, was fair one. brlore ma
king war upon hinl Why lake an anony'
nous newspaper report as the ground Of 81
fierce an auack upon The reputation Of mar
desirous Of retiring quietly TO the shades o.
private liie? ....t..e eat .e.-... i, b.
Mr.. COrwin, i, is well known, is given tc
badinage. Frank, humorous, amusingly hy
periodical, he is constantly uuerng spnli
liments in the social circle, which solemn
man, unable 10 appreciate st. is very ap
to misunderstood, and which. il reported us
in earnest, would lead 10 wolu msa prehen
sion. We have heard him say as nuny
exlravagant things es this Southern Patriot
reports, but we knew whas he mran,. W,
have heard him. with mos, ludcruus gravity
and terrific hyperbo'c. analhpma,ise all hu
manly. all phlianlhropy, and ,ff c, the le
rocny Of Nero--and in an hour afterwards
have seen him blazing with indignation n
some tale of i'justice aud oppression. anc
con,ribu.ng hundreds Of dollars towards The
redemption of fellow creature from bund
age. Tie very social qualities that MAKE
him The life Of the private circle, lay hin
open to the most abominabIe misrepresenIa
linn .... .... ... ... ...-..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
Boys Letter.

The following spt cimen Of bows leiiei
from an English Comic Annual, is one o.
the richest things Of .he kind we ever saw
Ii is of course by Tom Hood.. There is. al
an exchange remarks, such ruth OF char
ac,er in i,--so much Of The spiri, Of drolery
mixed with mischief, which oiien prevails
in the young rognps Of the male sex. thai nt
one can help declaring ii to bs in its words
capital fun The epis.le was sent by Q
country boy, to wha, acockney would call
his "iriend in town."
Nov, Boo, I'll ,ell you wha, ] want
wan, you 10 come down for ,he holidays
Don, be afraid. Ask your sister 10 ask your
mo.her TO ask your laiher TO le, you Come
rs only ninety miles. The Two 'prenlices
George and Will, are here 10 be made larn.
els OF; and brother Nick is took home from
school to help in agriculture. We like
farming very much, i.'s capital fun. Us four
have got a gun and 60 ou. shooling; lis a
famous good gun, and sure TO 60 off if you
DON, full cock ii. Tiger is 10 be our shoot.
ing dog, as soon ms he has left off killing
sheep. lie is real savage and worries cats
beautiful. Before father comes down. we
mean TO bait our bull with him. There's
plenty of new river about. and we're a going
a fishing as soon as we've mended our top
joint. We've pony, TOO. TO ride upon
when we catch him; but he's loose in the
paddock -he has neither name nor tail to
signify, to lay hold Of. Ism. j. fine Bnb?-
You mus, come. your mother won't give
you leave 10 allow you-run away. Re-
member you turn up Goswel street and ask
for Lincolnshire. and ask for WiddIesen
Hall. There's pond full Of frogs, but we
won, pei, them .i'l you come, but lei it be
before Sunday. as there's our orchard 10 rob,
and the frui, is to be gathered on Monday
lf you like sucking raw eggs, we know
where the hens lay and mo'hrr don'G and
lin bound there's lois ul birds nests. Do
come Bob, and III show you the wasp's
nest, and everything that can make you
comfortable. dare say you could borrow
your fathers volunteer musket Of him with,
ou. his knowing ii; but be sure anyhow to
bring ,he ramrod, US we have mislaid ours
by firing i. of. -.. .e. u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
The Prison Murders i'm New York.

The recent poisoning Of four men in the
Tombs Of New York by ,hrusling them into
cell filled with carbonic acid gas, has
caused no liule excilemen, agains, Ihs city
authorities au6 The officials in whose person.
al charge those men perished. The keepers
of the city prison. il is commended, are justly
liable " the pehally for manslaughler. and
The presen,menl OF the Grand Jury states
that in testing The atmosphere in the cell, DR..
Chiffon filled several to'lles with carbonic
acid gas, q stream of which was found TO b.
constantly pouring in from hole connected
with The 1ue of the chimney. Into this cell.
on Sunday afternoon. aboui 81 o'clock. six
prisoners, none of whom had been less Than
TWO days in prison, and some of them, in.
cuding TWO Of ,ne deceased, four days, were
,llrus, for The night. The CELL eleven iep,
by twelve, built OF slone and very damp, had
no communication with The ouler air. except
cne small aperture in the outer wall and
diamond hole Two inches square through
the iron door opening into the corridor
The Courier and Enquirer says:
AT The end Of an hnur the door was
opened, and i, was found that dealh had al
ready done ils work upon one Of them. His
rorpse was borne awov, and again the iron
door was barred. Three hours were suffered
10 pass. again was the dark porlal swung open,
aud another was seen on the hnor. wrilhng
in agony. His keepers had mercy enough
on him 10 take him from the place, and send
him TO the public hospital. But there was
no mercy lOr his fellows. The door closed
upon them, and was moi un locked until six
hours afterwards. Then it again swung
upon its hinges, and behpld! there was an.
other corpse upon the auur, stark and stiff.
and near i, the ,hree remaining prisoners IN
their very death spasms. For decency' s
suke. if not for PHYS sake. physician was
sent for. but one Of the sufferers expired be.
fore medical assistance could be brought,
and another brea,hed his last soon aiier.
wards. Thus thar single nights doings cos,
the lives Of four men, and brough, Two olh-
ers TO the very brink of the grave. lis q
tragedy, the like of which canno, be found
in our city history since the fearful drama
Of the Jersey Prison Ship; but thai ac, was
performed by our then masters, this by our
present se.vaDts. .s..-.a .l...
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
DR.. .Franklin,s BeGues,.

The readers Of DR.. Franklin's bioprap "
will remember tina. he gave. by will, fI .OOO
10 the Inhabitants Of Boston. TO be leI urou
interest TO young unmarried arli6cers. in
sums not exceeding ESQ sterling, and 10 be
paid IN annual install imenls Of ten Der cent
II Is only recenllythal we have ever heard
what disposition was made of this fund, and
as an answer to inquiries that have occa.
sionallv been made of us, we copy The fol.
lowing:(rom laIe number ofihe HAMPSHIRE
Mass. Gaze,,e:
"Frum the fepor, OF lha Treasurer Of this
fund, itappears that since 1891. when III,
legacy was paid, there have bcen 27O Ioa 1s
and that. through a great many losses, the
whole nvailables fund at the p'esen, time il
only S66 2S0.55. Of which $53 463 is nov
deposited on interest, and $500 are dne on
bonds. DR.. Franklin calculated thar the
fi.000 would p,oduce in one hundred year.
G58 .640-and IL is calculated thai the pr,,.
duct will bs about $400 OoO-a difference o
Sl8l $40. One provision Of the will wa.
that when the fund should amount 10 S58I
$40. half million Of dollars should be au.
oropriaIed 70 some public works. which
should be judged TO be Of the most Qenern
utility TO the inhabitants Of Boston. The
looms are now hardly applied for a, all. and
!! is proposed that the fund be deposited in
The Massachusetts Hospital Lii, Insurance
Co.. and in The Savings Banks 6f Boston,
.l.| l. I Il = .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
2 l.1O"
Total,


The above levy for State Common Schou
purposes entirely suprrcedes The ordinary
Schoul levy by county commissioners. h
is provided. however, by the 22d section ri
the new Schnol law, passed March ID. 1858
thai the Board Of Education 10 atty organ-
lied Dwnship of this State, may determine
what additional levy is necessary for Their
wants; and il such levy is made known by
certificate in wiring to lhr audilur. before
the first Monday Of June. ii shull BIZ his duty
10 make the required assessment on the lux.
able property liable thereto.
We understand thar The Board or Educa.
tion Of sevepl Of The townships have made
additional levrs under this law. bur no re-.
turns have yet been made 10 the auditor.
The levy for public d-bs aud interest. and
Tor general revenue purposes. is ,he same as
last year. .i a.lo3 -r
The levy for State Common School fund
is 3 5 mills higher than last year, which
however, as above stated, supercedrs The
county levy for Commun Schools, which
last year, was ono hall mil. This additional
levy for School purposes, over tina, BY The
commissioners ,aSi year. willmake the grra
off renee in the increased amount of taxes
this year over lasI.- Gdi'ipofis Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
DisTREsslSc CAsUALry.-Mr David Ride

DisTREssINe CASUALTY. Mr. David Ridg.
way. aged obpu. ,w'nIv.6ve years. son oI
Mr Wm. Ridgway. ol Raccoon, WINS Instantly
killed, last Thursday morning. He had
hauled 10 lh'' river a load Of iron, and was
returning with load Of merchandise. VIII, n
abPui FIVE miles from town, the forward
sheels OF the wagon suddenly passed into a
deep rul, which threw him from his sea, on
the wugor in FROM of The wheel. which
passed on TO The lower pun OF bis face,--
There was no witness TO tho accident, bu,
when found, short time after, the team had
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
THE VALLEY RAnRo1n-We NJ. ,l,

IHE VALLEY RAILRoAD.--We are glad to
sfaee the people Of Columbus once more
cefpused upon The subjecI Of a Railroad from
.hatpace 10 Pomeroy. The people along
ne Valley have frequently spoken iavorably
~Of the project aid anxiousIy urged the or.
ganizalion Of company. but they were met
6wi,ha cold shoulder. The canal was sur.
hcieni so long as no other railroad run
through the Valleyto induce our trade in an.
c'her direction. II was then supposed by
many,w were moi able to see with impar.
Q dal eyes, that tho s., g. H. V. Railroad
would never De completed. Now lhey see
unnislakeable signs that the road will br
tsPeedily finished, and unless one is con.
nslrnc.sd along tho Hooking Valley. our trade
swi'l hnd olher-markeIs, ami again they agi.
tate ine subject. Well, we are just as anx.
Ious Ior !! now as ever, and will lend ina
NerIa, alo' as much as any other county on
t.the tine In proportion 10 our pecuniary
s,neans. .3,U
pao-F The trade OF this Valley is impor,aot and
ts daily becoming more So Our conl. iron.
and, other natural resources, are being de.
blveloped every day. and musi inevitably make
.this 'he besi and wcalthies, section Of. Ohio
The Important connections which will be
made by the road will enhance The value.
I'VE hope the friends Of the projec, al Co.
8lilmbus and other places along the line. who
." Rnye capital, will set The ball in molion. and
We Of small meabs'wilT follow in with ibera al
-ieends, WhG say Ibe Lancas,erims,o 70 the
hpscjec'i--H Hooking Sentinel. ''Oh {.
~ tttNA ~ 94 eAIfl altS h8Gs9g
s.DEa.s's defslsAiup sn,opasio sssOoo--
security $4,000.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10

! Fhe Dis,ric, Court AT Cincinnati has d.
cided .hat when aprnmissory note provi6es
Tor greater anrounVof intefCstthun ten Der
cent the court will allow oni y six per cent
The Cincinnati Atlas says. il has been sun.
p''sed tha, in such a case, temper cen0 could
be collected. ID ,ezettl ds.Ba& 4, ,sss
a Postmaster at Syhnnia, Georgia, has
been arruigned and fined $50 for delaying 4
letter in bis Office. The law makes i. The
imp p'rTiye duty Of every postmaster 10 .faf..
ward all mail matter deposited in his Office
one halfhour before the departure of the
mail. unless a lo0ger. sime be granted BY, ,lhe
Poslmesler General. - 7...s. 80 -
Mrs.. ilurriet C. Lindsey. ofeCoviugion
Kentucky, unnounces thm she is abois, so
comm nee the publication of weehiy jo0r,
nil OF news. polite aliieralure.l &c, TO. be-
called The Kentucky Garland. She saws
she has large lamily of smalI children 10
SUPPORT, and hopes 10 meet With patronage
sufficient for her purposes. as Clgae la
The Cincinnati Enquirer .snys. The ae.
pontncnl of Mr.. hlorlen, as Drstric, duor.
nry. and Mr.. Fitch, as Marshal, both from
Tie Lake shore. were made in anticipation
oi the division of the State OF Ohiu inlo Two
Judicial Districts, by the mex, Congress. A
bill Tor that purpose passed the Senate at It's
Iaie regular session, but was LOST in ths
House. for want OF time 10 reach il in the
regular course OF business before the close
Of the session.
Mr.. SIidelI, Democrat, has been elected
U, 5. senator from Louisiana, by three votes
over Hunt, Wing. "F ss.@ s'i
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.--Ths Empire Civ
has arrived al New Yolk, with Havana dalo,
10 The 29ih. and reports that The burk Lady
Suif'k had succeeded ,h1 day bef,re in
Landing 600 slaves near Malamoras.
The Goorgetown'Democraric Unicn, and
several other Lrcofoco journals. are ou, in
Iavor OF Slale Convention Of their parry
to nominate candidate for Safe Commis.
sioncr Of Common Schools. .sl
The Macarthur Republican is informed
'hal The tIng oiiice Of that place has been
sold 10 MIR. Braucn Of Noble county
The Monk Of La Truppe,' Lcahey, has
been convlcled Of The murder OF Bernard
Maney, and sentenced TO prison for life.
! John Woods Esq, has been elected Pres.
idenl Of The Ohio aud Indiana Junction roiI.
roads.
DR.. Vallier has a, last /, en- appointed post.
muster at Cincinnati. The Enquirer Office
opposed the appointment with all hs might,
/. but 10 no effect
Col. Sam. Pike. ,he noted cIi.or Of ,hu
May sviIIe Flag, has sold ou, his Interest," 10
hat CONCERN 10 A. d. Madeira, Esq.
The North Carolina Weldon Pa,rio,, SAYS
The cholera prevails on tho river belwnen
that place and GaSlon.
Mr.. Barnwell, Of South Carolina, has az.
sociated himself with the editorial depar,.
meni Of the 'Couon Pant and is abou, 10
visit Europe, with reference 10 Continental
Depot for Cotton, and also respecting a di.
rect steam communication between Europe
and the Southern Siuies.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10

BALTIMORE AND ONO Ri .aoAD.-The
w heellng Gazette Contends lhal The receipts
ct this road, II ii were prepared 10 do lhe
business. could b. made to reach sune mil.
lion OF dollars per munlh. cuurse. IL has
moi the facilities Ia Accommodate such nm
immense trade, bu, /, will. no dnubt. make
every rtior' 10 NEE, ihe increasing demands
upon ! BY the growing trade Of the South
ana West, J.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
Taxes for 1853.

The Auditor OF SAFE has forwarded 10 iht
County Auditors the rates Of taxation 10 be
levied on the ,axabIn property Of The State
for the year 1858. which are as follows. viz:
For the pay menl Of the principal aud inter.
est Of The public debi. Q mills
For general revenue purposes.
For State Common School aad
Library Fund 9l.10"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
. Pom EROY TUESDAY MAY 10. 1853. 4

stepped with the wheel still on him, His
foot probably got caughl in the tongue or The
wagon. in falling. He was quite dead.--
GaHipo lis Journal gaN &c u-ai aiaf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10

\ rHlLADEIPHIA, Nay 4,--Ths Wings elecl.
90 'hss Mayor Yesterday by ls.i5O msioy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10

The Dayton Gszeme states ,hu, tIpn. ),
4. Pearce, Of Maryland, his consented 10
deliver the address before The Ohio Stat
Agricultural S"eiety, al It's mex, Fair al Day
ton. in Seplemhrr. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10

a Postmaster al Sylvapia, Georgia, has
been arruigned and fined $50 for delaying i
letter in bis Office. The law makes i. ihe
imp ,rTiye duly Of every postmaster 10 .faf.
ward al mail matter deposited fin his Office
one haIrhour before the departure of tiie
mail. unless longer line be granted BY, ,lhe
Poslmpsier General. - +SS'.s@ SHA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
The Land suit.

The Marietta lntellgsneer gives the lol.
lowing information in reference to some and
suits. in which some Of our cilzens aro in.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-10
Rates or orAdvcrtisihE;

The Disnic, Court al Cincinnati has d.
cided Ihat when prnmissory. note provices
Tor greater amoun,of intefcst.han ten per
cent the court will allow only six per cent.
The Cincinnati Adas says. il has been sup.
posed lha' in such a case, tenpercenN could
be collected. u ,ezsttl ds'Hm& T., ,sss
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SHIPPING.

E,oR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG ARD eIcHMOND-
urit-d states a Line twice wsst. The nshif
HOANOKB. r. Csvoady commander leaves pit IL Norsk
rive. every Tuesday sftsrsssn. ~ .'scok aaJ The
J.kFSTOWE Lewis PArish, sommap der, every SATURDAY
sne~nccn o'clock No freight received aftsv ocloek
on days Of SAILING Fer os soara and foe ess
NoE sALE-TBr SCHOONER Hnpv, or MIDDLE.
~ 'cws, ccsn. nsw lying a. the NOVELTY Wsrks She
REGISTERS seventy five tons and carries hun ired
coal eighty cords wood drawing feet siyst nsbs
water: Will ks sold berssin- Apply " NOR&A0 a
PARKEN ~ Barclay strset.
THREE SNAIL CENTRE BOARD aCHGON ERs YOR
= rMe carrying l6, - ITO tens each. Csii NJ
vs<seis oaa BE- eSSa. 80
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EXPmESS AGENGIES.

REsFoRD co.'s NEXT CALIFORNIA, OREGON
south American and China Express viii be dispatched
psr steamer Georgs On Friday august 6th inss In
?, nnr regulsi special mcss:ng,r u Draw aud
rssI 10 mind the neocs OF having their good. pat
Sy waterproof condition. and ready for delivery tho
y peor, sailing Small parcels reosivsd for express
a.nM w r on day Of sailing. Freight taken on che
es.s collected usual Passass secured on shs lowest
BARFoaD CO.. Ne. Aston Hsuss.
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