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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-19
To the Public.

To tlle Public.
This boat has been bought and fitted u; ex-
pressly for this trade, and no other. All business
entrusted to this boat, will be properly and prompt
ly attended to. Passengers will be gentlemanly
treated and well cared for. The boat is fast, COM
Portable, and convenent-is provided with Life
Boat, Life Preservers, and all other requirements
to fill the new law; has all Of her Inspection pa
pers, and rates well in the Insurance Office.
May t0tf 3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-19
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SuuflaY Schools.

Sunday Schools.
n HE Friends of Sunday Schools are hereby
informed that the Rev. Thomas b. DooIEY,
as Agent To the American Sunday School Union,
is authorized to furnish Libraries and publications
of the Society at Philadelphia prices, Persons
from distance can have libraries sent to order
Pomoroy, Oct, |, lsS2.tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-19
FLOUR STORE.

YNHE UNION MILLS having undergone a
Il complete and thorough repair, we are now
manufacturing and keep constantly on hand, a
large stock of very superior
Family Flour,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-19

TNOR SALE.-I wish to dispose Of my House
and Lot on the Athens Road-fomerly be-
longing to w. Starkey-now occupied by DAVIS
For PARTICULARS, inquire of Mr. Boswofth.
G. V. DARK.
m, If not disposed of in week or ten days, ]
will sell the same at Auction. q. v, ID.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-19

nR. ]. RATHBURN having permanently To-
IL Gated in Middleport, o., with the view Of
practising medicine and surgery respectfully so
icits the attention of the pnblic. ..l.
REFERENCES. ...
Prof's Mussey g. Judkins, Gin, O.-Howard
Columbus, y. April om".
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-19

n. COHEN,

DEGS leave most respectfully 10 inform his
Ee friends and the public generally, that hc has
REMOVED
To his new building, two doofs above Court st3,
on Front, where he has on hand
AILnnE ARann rMr r,ri m - y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-07-19

The news from The mines is sa,islaclo
ry, but provisions were unusually high.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-01

The REvEkUE CUTTER JEFFERSON DAvIs.-We no.
ced, says the Charleston Mercury the arrival in our
harbor, few days since. OF the United States
cutter Jefferson Davis, Capt WIN. C. Pease. from New
York. bound 10 Puget Sound Washington Territory, hav
ing Lost her bowsprt. foremost. sails, &C.. during Sc
we're gale the l4.h inst in the Gulf Stream. Wehave
observed in the northern papers several disasters report
cd having occurred during the gale in the
latitude.
We annex reliable account oil the disaster to the JEFF
ferson Davis and limited our acquaintance with
such matters is think 1t will strike nautical men
Of discrimination the part Of Capt Pease in put
ting his vessel before the wind during the most trying
part OF the gale order TO the foremost, without
sail to keep her ahead Of the funousy breaking waves,
and at the imminent hazard OF having his decks swept OF
every man.
gives US great pleasure to state that the efforts OF the
young captain to save his vessel noby seconded by
her first lieutenant, L. q. Murden, of this city. We
trust that bis cruise 10 the Pacific will be both pleasant
and prosperous Notwithstanding the mishap with which
has commenced. We grat6ed TO learn that be il
delighted with the behavior OF his vessel as. nAeed
every officer and man on board OF her.
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In fourteen weeks tho banks called In SIS 900 in the
last they have increased " 900 000hat say they
expanding the OF former contraction and
the price OF money 10 rapidly falling The rise In money
bore and in London due the cause--vixs
active demand for business enterprise. The indication in
England Of tho large demand in the fact that exports
for nine months have been EGG 95 729 fl2 59S 2Dssy
$50 900 000more than for the period last year,
the time the imports Of grain have been Sl79 $50
qrs, 269i,00O qu than for tho time last
year. and QUO qrs than Tor the whole year 1852
In the United States the rise in the value OF breadsius
has been Co., 900 In favor Of the West tho
actually received and the investments In railroads. build
ngs, very great Ia both countries check has been
given enterprise and the desire has been Withdraw
capital from employment and close up gasions The rail
work considerable extent and in Ohio
above II 600 said have been discharged from
railroads In the cities building has been checked
Ia New York labor has fallen from u shlings TO II sh
ngs per day and building materials declining There
are other indications OF diminished enterprise,
panied by the accumulation of money manifest above.
The recent pinch in tho New York market October
H. and in The London market October l. when the banks
put up the per cent The specie declined until
the ed since when has sen The leading features
as follows;
Bank Of England.
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Hon. Cyrus l.. Durham.

Wa have seldom seen the beauties Of our republican
institutions more s,rkingy illustrated than in the follow
;ur outline OF The character and political traits OF Mr..
Dsnham
"uon. g. L. Durham is to deliver the address at
,grcnu raj fair next Tuesday IL will be unlike his usual
os NJ public speaking II IL is not pleasing interesting,
md He is also practical farmer and goes 10
wok with hat or and brsches rolled up lie works hard
" and out of Congress- The brr. the stump
a. after The plough He is decidedly worker and true
puer and has well earned the high public confidence no
ENJOYS Although mt early age Milling nigh place, BIS
H'eho' ar jackson Co. Dem.
.And an excellent address it will be- 100, guaranty,
q, whatever C. L. Durham undertakes he accom- stes.
Uo does nothing by halves he goes the whole hog or
nohne and have ht ard II nlmafed In certain quar-
e that hog speculation he Is about as hard 70 beat as
he on the stump Whatever his hands find to do, that
doe, he with all his might and by his energy OF character
his indo,abe uDyeldng perseverance, his answering
integrity no has built himself fortune and established
reputation and among his fellow clzens equalled
by few men Of his age
1--WE knew him twelve years sgo, when he located him
self in Salem, this State, atiorsey-ataw when
all hat he possessed in the wodd wss scanty wardrobe
and less than fifty dollars in money books no friends
10 take him by the hand help him along until he made
them stranger strange land, possessing nothing but
his legal knowledge and his noble purposes and with this
capital snco that limo he has gradually arisen TO his
present proud position.
"He is smphaticsily sefmade mantle architect and
builder of his ortunes--neyeI having received he
or aid in his struggles upward from his boy hood up the
present tne but what he earned 10y his own exerons
the tuition lee of the first schooling he ever obtained he
paid by choppng cord wood man OF such anteceden's
cannot msako the claims Of the people, for his
him greater Aonor, the people delight honor such
he "-Jfersoaptife tai TSMxs.
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Pork 10 steady at Sl3 rs Sli Beef SS 30 til
do Butter-Ohio, III IL cents Lard, ~ 100 cents.
Prices OF all farm produce high and OF most descfp-
lions, never more abundant, showing enormous con-
sumption.
Ffeghts are very active grain to Liverpool I'D
-FOUR IS 6i. Wheat 10 London. I0d. Havre-doar, Hyc
grain, Pc
The stock market svery active, aud advancing Money
at call goes begging After rapid rise in psces the
news Of Monday produced reaction. To-day they are
all up per cent with the arrival Of 900 gold from
California Fears however are entertained for the Pro-
meheus, which has large OF gold. The redemp
ton OF fedea stocks continues about half million per
week. but orders from the other side for
investments. The market closes very firm.
Yours, PRENTICE.
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l,l44,i@

This decrease more marked in October and Novem-
ber and the dminuton in exports since September
nearly So 900. Ga the other hand, the exports OF
beadstufs much greater, being nearly 81 500 900
more England alone than last year. All The accounts
now agree that the OF England will be very large,
aud upon the United States The i'm ports
England thus tar have been nrge but they took place
y before tho the continent. which retarded
both Italy and France by the absurd action Of the gov
eminent. which, for political motives. kept down prices
lille England buying. II results that prices
falling 10 Epgland and rising the continent with the
Black the only source Of supply besides the United
States interrupted by the The following table gives
an idea of the results
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Gsv. Bigler, Of Pennsylvania.

The Pennsy vanian considers the denomination Of
Gov Bgler as the democratic candidate for Of
Pennsylvania already determined on BY the democrat
masses The following remarks on the subject by that
staunch organ OF the Keystone democracy will be in
t.r,snk to the friends OF Gov. Bger throughout the
onion:
Gov. BroLEa-As attempts are being made in certain
quarters dsparage Gov. Bgles standing with the
Of the democratic party 1t may be amiss to lay be-
lore our readers The opinions OF The democratic press In
reference to his reconciliation. In this county, where
newspapsrs find their into house, the may
inapty b. tsed the palse Of tho people and where
find the press. with scarcely exception speaking out
In OF public man. need entertain no appehen-
70 gard the election OF that man 10 whatever pos,
be may bs . candidate for. We have never known the
tic press be unanimous prior TO the meeting
of nominating convention, - IL 10 now on the gubena
,os question and believing that Il speaks the homes;
sediments Of democratic friends we from its
unanimy glorious triumph for Gov B'ger al tho next
election"
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Those who supplied England last year with 50 per
her purchases this competing with her in other
markets The exports from E2ypt prohibited after
Move rnber 30 and tho other countries buy
Those English papers which looked the early cs-
mates ss exaggerated now changing their views. Un-
der there the market for United States pro
duco will grow. Checked by the low OF the
crn rivers which. however, rising npidy, aud will
large quantities Of bfeadsuds rates. there
be but e doubt that the capital of the country Is
now. and will for the six months nulate in n
greater ratio than be absorbed for railroads and
other fixed capital Hence increasing abundance Of
and diminished rate for. in the market looked
The Of wealth In the interior is very great aud
pidly increasing, partly at the expense OF the
States
The difference in prices OF breadstuIs received tide
water this year and last has made important difference
western balance The following table shows the qnan
titles OF these ,,ices received Underwater the canals
since June. with the average actual prices,
osiyts of Produce and Value o-. Js~s kopemr
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Th, gives OF $3.50 600 CO., equal to the whole
OF all the railroads bS Isas. TIL. operation Of this 10
discharge Of farm mortgages and investment Of the
means in the bonds Of local railroads. which reciprocsy
resuppy tho capital from the lands they
hau,sed in their construction The day Of English credit.
is past and gone There only finger The traditions OF old
among certain class VITO crosk continually
Of tho power OF the Bank England the business OF
This country, AZ erem ped years back through The credit
operations Of the late United States Bank Tho immense
immigration into the country. with capital added the
profitable sales Of every Of produce Of the whole
people. embrace ratio OF progression thar few countries
have possessed
The prodoce markets are generally very frm and -four
Is better under the Sale. MIXED western 81 "a
~ good Ohio, IS 81 @ sonhero, 81 I2a 81 q. Rye
Bour, 81 Wheat IL very active III Ia Nicbi
gan white southern, le6 cents; red do Its cents Corn
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IN. Placer Times AMI Transcript, Published at San
v..sco, referring the sis visit Of Gen. Wsllbrdge
10 California. says:
..y,sr or rag Hos HiKAa wAlLssIDeE. ,edly
Hnd solourning fora brief among them
a. CALIFORNIA; gentleman whom the motives Of his advent
hh, no less than his high position and repuss II home,
idle 10 marked consideration Gen. Wanbridge has TO
y been chosen represent IN Congress hai dsict Of
4. ore AZ Atlantic emporium which embraces her prnci-
VI srcixl interests. His eoquence and force Of
sxcured an election ota 20 powerful constitu'
-. add viii awe him commanding influence at The
-, a. government On his departure rom New YORK we
d the journals Of tho day. without regard % party
- il rrms OF no ordinary respect TO the CHIEF motlvo OIL
re ion 20 the Pacifc--the dssrc 10 comprehend from
n n,e g ncc and legation on the spot the cspaoil-
nd roauirenons OF our State, 80 as TO be able 10
.n..k Knowingly and advscdly ON all subjects whcn
- come up la Congress ia copnexlon WIN l's inter
49,, a. 10 introduce such measures ~ his tour may s"g
- = rim 10 be of utility and importance to H. The VISIT
~ shed guest is thus alluded 10 oy the new
~ u.a,d which paper likewise expresses every con
sInc. hat General Wabrage, from MS baois OF oo-
.,rvs,iou and his quick dscernmen wi acquire saon ~
!. tpowiedee OF California in his short tour through
$50 .nerwurd. enable him in his place In Congress
s.sre for that State in manner that WIN REBOUND 70
n. social conmercia and political interests .nus oo'
n.nded 10 our best and attention, We welcome inc
honored vs,cr and cixens have hown' ny net COT
Nh .itentons that his prcsencs Is properly appreciated
~ 10 tho proceedings OF the railroad convention
,,, sveniux. il will be observed that In response 10 the
sbs, Of that body General Wallbridge briefly addressed
hem His remarks aboundcd In characsrlsic eioquence
and patriotic fervor and received with exceeding
f.vor General Wanbridge, during his necessarily sho
absence from home, will make rapid tour Of the State
and on his return This city II proposed to request hi
acceptance OF complimentary dinner to DO given by oa
citizens who win thus be able to unite In becoming
Hesitation of the pleasure afforded by MS vs ana 'be
80. of The of the generous impulse:
which induced it.'
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New YoRK, Nov. Bop m.-Thc stock market closed
steady. Exchange London, 9t rot Nothing done in
United States S.; Canton, 2l Erir III Long Island
30 Residing, 10; Parker Vein, 10; Cumberland Coal,
3si Morris Canal. I5l; Nicaragua, 25i
Flour sesdysaes OF 900 bbs State brands So 81
50 81 southern ranges from 81 TO 81 icy Rye -four
and corn meal unchanged.
Wheat duier-sales OF 900 bushels white Michigan
at ITO liz cents southern red, los 1856 Corn
duersaes $4,000 bushels at 10 81 for white and
mixed Cotton duer under the news and prices slight
y dooping-sale, small. Whiskey, "a ga to D CENTS
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From the Star OF yesterday We copy the folio wing
ApvIcrs FROM THE UHnxp STATxs EAST INDIA AND
PACIFIC sauADRoSs.-Ths sloop-oi-wM Saratoga was
a Shanghai the Goth Of September last The steamer
Powhaian vas al Hong kong on the 25,h OF August.
The Mssespp 1t Macao, September let. and two Of the
ships OF the squadron thames not men,oned were Al
near Canton. whore they had been temporarily stationed
Tor the protection OF American interests The ST. Law
renee was al Panama November 18th; and the Ports
mouth at the Sandwich islands on the 7h OF Ocio-
Der just passed All we'll on these vessels. zs lar as
known al the Navy DepaItmeni
SErrLrxEwr voa DAMAGES TO coETRAcToRs WITH
rHH covKRkMENr.-l 10 ruled in the executive depart
here tina, 10 not in the power oil the executive
branch Of the government 10 lQsda,e and pay the ds
laon Of the part Of the United States; II
the contractor has been damaged by the officers OF the
government. Congress alone can redress the injury.
ExoLUnExrs or AMY OFFICERS According 10 the
pschcs prevailing in the settlement OF the accounts OF
army o6cers the treasury 10 ente the commander OF
post to rstions, under the act OF the 23j OF August
1884, the post mast be announced such in orders and
under The rule adopted by the Secretary oil War; August
a. 1884, ], mus. also be garrsoned BY al least one COM
pany Of troops.
ARMr MEDICAL BoARp.--The army medical board
Constituted by the War Department, Special Order No
l2j, current SERIES for the examination OF assistant sur
grons Tor promooD and OF candidates Tor appointment in
the medical stsH Of the army will TO sit in
the city of New York the LIST day OF December The
board will hold their session at No State street
NAvY OFFICERS DETACHED AND ORDERED A ssisant
surgeon T. lie Page Cronmiller detached from irieate
ooumba, and ordered 10 the coastsurvey steamer Cor
WIN"
third Assistant Engineers Celand, Lindsey. and q
d. Plymp,on ordered TO coastsurvey steamer .Corwin
AN AaMr OFFICER DEAp.--Asss,snt Surgeon G. T.
Dysie tun,ted States army died at Benicis barracks
1aliiorna, October 30, 1883, OF Essiriiis.
NAVAL OFFICERS RESIGNED AND paonoTEp-Com-
mander nenEy Bruce has resigned. Henry X Hot TO be
Commander, vice Bruce, resigned James u Boiloeh
70 be iIeatenanl, vice HoH promoted Maurice 81.
mons 70 BE- master vice BuIloch, promoted
PROMOTIONS N THE MARINE oosrs--Jab.y Rich
10 be captain in the corps Hardy d.e.s.es
. hcp Reynolds 70 be a hrst lieutenant, VIC. Rich.
promoted
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eIlIP ASIiQRE.

BosToa Nov. 30--The ship Vick,burs from New Or
leans ashore Rockaway, and there apprchen-
sions that che may be lost
The arrival of Koszta has caused quite a sensation
amongst his friends and countrymen, many Of whom
calling him. He proposes going south far Wash
iugon In due time
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ARRIVAL KoszrA.-RAILRoAD ACCIDENT.
BosToN Nov 29.-The barque Sulanna has arrived here
from Smyrna. with Koszta on board
large rock fell the eastern railroad track East
Boston to-day throwing off the and killing The engineer
and fireman.
Ex-Governor Williams has been appointed United
States from New Hampshire. in place of Mr. Ah-
erton.
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Notwithstanding the high range OF loans October l. the
rate as higher DOORS but The demand from fear
Of higher The point turned and the rate has fallen
with the demand Obligations have been closed up The
Bank has also offered reduce to per cent? the rate al
which by recent notice il would loan certain securities
The bullion has increased G7o0,000 in weeks,
and the exchanges dSturbed by the OF
,ual conflict in the East whil eonsos news.
The large exports Of England which caused such de-
mand for money will In the shape of means,
al a ime when the demand for them will be small.
In the United States the and early fall being the
season OF large imports and small exports, requires
means. That Is passing the period OF large
xpors aud dim finished imports have commenced read
ed however, by The sickness at New Orleans The ex.
pons thence for the quarter ending September 80
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Rsaempt.on OF virginia sax Per Cent. Debt.

THE holders Of the following certificates Of debt ssued BY the
State OF Virginia. redesnable the 9Th day OF March, 1884,
and afterwards within period exceeding fifteen will Jake
sinking created
Of the general assembly Virginia passed the 9:h day
March, 1885, will proceed, tho first day Of March, 1884,
the said certificates the of tho ComnoawsalA
aforesaid The holders Of said certificates required The I'D
once II the
AUDITOR and whether surrendered the interest thereon will
that day:
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT.

S0I
The mount then
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ESCAPE OF ooNylcTs.

BosToS, Nov. 3o.-Four convcts, named Goodcourage.
Williams, Jones, and Campbell, escaped from, the State
prison Iastnight They have yet been discovered.
reward OF 5000 is offered for their They stand
convicted OF high crimes
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Dec I-Iif


TREAssRy DEPARTMENT, December /, 1853.
aforementioned notices Of this
partmen OF July August purchase
of United States hereby ended the let January
be observed that addition the
ment holder distinctly the interest the
transmit the annual coupons
Ia default Of this latter assignment
days interest ess interest from
dempion to LIST January only will be paid
To sford opportunity distant holders avail Of this
will consider mailed prior
said LIST January entitled 10 its benefits.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 30-The steamer Arabia sailed to-day
for Liverpool with log passengers, amongst whom is
Monsieur DE Breeck bearer of dispatches ST Peters
burgh. She takes $3.50, 900 spece-noi much
was supposed
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BLfTHE HEART MAKES A BLOOMING vrsAcs.--True;
out won't do 10 suppose that every blooming vsaxe
comes from jolly condition Of the heart The cause
Sometimes lies deeper than that-in the cellar.
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FLoAnHe coSysss.--Ths ship New World, at New
York from Liverpool reports the death OF rs passenger.
out Of 754 Ship George HurIhuI, a, New York from
Liverpool. reports seyeniyfve deaths ont Of SIS pas
sengers; and the Rochambeau, eleven deaths
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COMMERCIAL.


NEw Yosx, November 3d. 1883.
The caaseess panic which in the last three months has
passed the money market has subsidized and the banks
resumed their expansive policy amid small demand
for money and increasing exports The following table
shows the first weekly and the lowest point Of
loans, with the subsequent rise
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Is cent beusr-ssies s2 So cents MIXED western %
81 cents southern yellow
Cotton Is hfm Al full prices The following 10 Tbs escAi
quotation VI the associate brokers to-dayi
New York Clsssi6eaton.
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ny- Rev. Alien steele will deliver the nsng
before the Washington City Young Mems Christian AZ
the Smithsonian Institute this evening, (Thursdsyo At *
O'Clock.
Subject American youth In their relation
earnestly hoped that all the members Of The sssociaton III be
The public generally respectfully invited 70 attend
: T.. w. BCHRE1kEIi,
Chairman Of Committes
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pagn after this social defeat for. way the sher
they will ever continue their " war against CAPT
tai" the Morning Post calls it, Such is their nscss
siiy. WP.
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increased se5T,3t5
This largo has been in avor OF the West these
,icles this, forming i'm poant item, In add
railroad rsmittsnces, and further drawn for
yet down, also what has been received by
railroads The average values those of shipment from
New York The following shows the crops per census and
the value at the prices year SINGER
la5a
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In what place.
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EUunIsHED RSsas for nens--Two fro~a ps,ios, vtsh
ked communicating b. a.vtns
Dec l-1'