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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29

A You've HERo.-In The Madison
I (Wis.) Daily Argus. Dec. l, we find the
following account Of the mariyrdom OF
an American boy-a youth of whom on,
nation may be proud no died be cause
he would not tell lie:
HEROES AND NATIVES Our readers
will probably all recolect the story OF
he Norwegian boy a Chicago. who was
drowned by some older BOYS because he
refused to assist them in Robbing an or
chard. Some of the papers ct Chicago
now raise doubts as to the martyrdom of
the boy, and attempt 10 account for his
death IN some other way than tina, first
suggested. ltseems 10 such that heroism.
OF the Kind imputed to the boy, does not
exist In the world at the present time.
Such editors underrate humanity. \
case OF moral heroism exceeding that i'm
puted to knud lverSon. occurred in Mar
quette County, in this State. little over
a year ago. the facts of which were IS.
iablished BY judicial investigation. and
Were related to us by Judge Larahee. who
presided at the trial.
III
boy about nine years of age, was taken
from the Orphan Asylum in Milwaukee
ana adopted BY respectable farmer of
Mafquette, professor Of religion and
member of the Baptist 2ersuasion. A
S'f' ute Older than the boy was also
adopted into the same family. Soon af
ter these children were installed in their
new home. the boy discovered criminal
conduct on the part of his new mother
which he mentioned TO the little girl, and
1t thereby Came 10 The ears of the wo.
man; she indignantly denied the story to
me satisfaction Of her husband, and in
sisted that the boy should be whipped
until he confessed the falsehood. The |
man--poor, weak bigot-impelIed by
Sc nse OF religious duty, proceeded to the !
task assigned him. By procuring bundle
OF rods stripping the child naked and
suspending him By cord to the raf,ers
OF the house and whipping him at inter
walls Tor over two hours. till the bloop
ran through the floor. making a pool on
The floor below; stopping only 10 rest and
ln'errogate the boy. and getting no other
reply than Pa. l told the TRUTH can
MOI Tell lie;" the woman all the time
Urging him II ''do his duty The poor
little hero. at length released from his
orture- threw his arms around the neck
u ms tormentor. kissed him. and said
= Pa. am so cold" and died. Itaprear
81 IN evidence. upon the trial of this man
md woman for murder. That the child
id tell the truth. and suffered death b.
low torture rather THAI tell lie. The
ge OF heroism end nartyrdom will not
ave passed till mothers cease to insrill
'oiY precepts into the minds of their in
amt offspring. The man and woman who
murdered this angel child are now in the
'ehitentiary at Waupun, TO which they
we're sentenced for ten years.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29

an Etnfn Since June / lS4S,
the first cost OF our
Goods purchased at wholesale prices is SlOI,-
oS4 90. Necessity now compels us to abso-
lutely require pay OF all who owe for Goods
sold them by w. G. POMEROY-
Dec %, 1853 43tf.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-29

Advertisements to insure inSer-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday proceed
ing the day of publication.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

1nE RAILWAY DlsAsrER.-W collect
the following additional particulars in re-
gard To the accdpn, noticed last week:
Filiy.lour dead bodies have been recov'
cred from the river al Nnr~dik, nearly all
of wh oh have b,rn ftc"gnizrd. The las'
were u, ury all from the eastern states
none from the south Oh west bur those al.
ready reported
The Coronrr's Jury rendered verdict.
censuring .hs engineer as the immediate
cause Of ,he disaster. through criminal care
essn, SIS and reckiessn, SIS, also cthsurinp The
Company for nui. rxacilng more vigilance III
guapling against accidents.
The C"nn. c'icu. legislature appointed a
special co,nnitlee tn investigate the ease;
and bill was also introduced imposing a
finv of ten thousand dollars On Bii raj way
companies within - :.ae S.am f.;,ss each pprso,
killed on Their .uads, a. we'll as heavy pen.
alI'cs Tor all accidErs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

APoLosErIc. are compelled to issue
on half sheet this week. Nn.hing but an
absolute necessity could induce US 10 do So
We have been disappointed in obtaining
help. A gentleman who promised TO be
here on Wednesday last. ana whom We have
been expecting for some time past. has moi
We, arrived. On Thursday evening last
q young man who has been our main Dr.
2endanee for several weeks. was taken sud
denly Ill with cholera morbus. We were
thus lef, almos, alone. We ,elreraphrd Il
several points for hands, bul without success
On account of the legal advertisements. tn,
paper mus, be issued every week. and we
are therefore compelled To issue some kinc
Of a paper. We have done the bes, W.
could, und,r the circumSances, and hope
,hi, apology will prove satisfactory.
If we can possibly obtain sufficient h~lE
IN time, we shall issue full sheet mex
week.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

II viii be seen that the highest V0ie Oh
The npp"rition lickr, was 8 1881 shntes. or
1888 $685. which is considerably less Ihun
hail The amount Of the old stock.
The resu. OF ,he election is mos. EN-
phauc endorsement Of the pulley and con.
due, OF lhc old Bard Of Drrcmrs. aud is
no less complimentary to them personality
than ii mus, he gratifying to all friends oI
the road. Whether It's mics have played
their last card or have 'ultrior measures
sill in contemplation, the future only cau
deIrr nine; but we think ihrv are about
ready 10 cly enough = Highi0nd Neps.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

The ATLANTIC CAsE-Judge Leayitt
has decided that the blame for the col
lision between the Atlantic and Og-
densburgh last summer by which such
a fearful loss oflife occurred, rested en-
tirely upon the officers Of the Atlantic
1t was his opinion that the boat was
not well manned, and that neither be-
fore nor after the collision did the cap.
tain and hands act as their position Re.
quired. We may refer to this more al
length hereafter. (
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

A TERRIBLE HAIL SoTRM.--We re-
gret exceedingly to learn that a most
terrible and destructive tornado and
hail storm visited the northeastern
portion Of the county on last Saturday
evening. Great damage wasedone to
fruic-trees and to the forests; and, in
some instances, nearly all the glass was
broken from the windows of the dwell
lines on the sides where the storm
struck them fairly. So extensive was
the hail that as late as Monday it re-
manned gorged and piled up in runs
and cutters to the depth oftwo or three
feet. ,
The width of the storm was mile
and half or more, and on Sugar Greek
road, embraced the farms of DR.. Hib,
ard, William Donaldson, N. P. Hosing-
ton, &C. We are not yet aware Ofthe
extent of the storm or the damage
caused by it, but fear the farmers il
that region have suffered severely.
Athens Messenger.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

or We arc indebted tn Mr. WARNER. the
genilcmanly, polite, and handsome clerk Of
tho new PomeroY and Portsmouth packet
'Hamburgh,' for late papers. BY The way,
our citizens are wonderfully pleased with
the appearance Of their new boat, and crew.
and it is thought by many Ihu, her clerk is
she finest locking man on .he river OI
course ii would not do 10 toll him so. as he
looks like a modes. man, and might blush.
Tho boa. is flied up as neatly and comfort.
ably ss one could desire. Success aIIend
her
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

OF lSnac Mcnlire, the man who mur.
dered Iiapg rIy. abnui rwo years since, r..
turned tu Pmnrruy recently. and lass week
p aced himself Voluntarily in The custody of
lhr proper ffic-rs. and is now confined in
jail, To nwnil his Irin. lie says iha. since
the murder. hr mas dragged on, u miserable
existence, wandering in various parls Of the
country. lie lhlnks he will not be convic.
ted Of murder in the first drgree, buI oi
man slaughter. and he thinks Imprisonment
in The prpi,rn,iary would BE- preferable III
the wrriched ireednm he has had. Our
readers are more familiar with the details o
=, the murder Than ourself. All VIZ can recol'
lee, of i, is tina. flaggeny aud Mcln,ire had
been drinking and gambling together; a
quarrel ensued. which ended in the death ol
the former. and the escape Of the later.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

TRUTH WILL OUT. The Marietta In.
iciligsnc' copies an anicle from The Phlla-
de'phla N"rh American. clngraIula,ing Tho
Mart TIA and ClncInnau Rarrnad Company
on .hr recent subscrIp,iun To it's stock by The
city OF Phiade phia. IN which we nuIice The
following paragraph:
"Now lha. this subscription has been com.
plated. We desire To say ~ our Iiends IN
Ono. whom II more especially cuncrrns.
tha. they are largely indtbl'd II Mr.. Noah
l.. " is"n. OF Marlelia. through whose agen.
cy. manly. il was rb,alnrd. liz IL was whn
fist dlrrcu'd pubic aurhiion 10 ihr prnj C,
Ia this quar-, r. aud who. afterwards. b, his
clear. judIcl0us. cogrnI. and minute explain
alr.iis carried cunvcliun 10 the minds ni
all with whom he conferred ON tn" subj 'cl.
Mr. Wilson had his heart IN this from the
beginning. |, was in a great measure NV.
Ilnp 10 hlm ,hs, The Ph,iadeiph,a connection
,cas prcjerrra [" that U''h tal''m're' aud
his hnliur. as wei us S.s Sense "i duiI urged
the lu fi,mrn, of wha, he hal undertaken
How faithfully he has IabTed. win "ha'
umiring aud unobtrusive al. nnv those
can 1t who are aware u( The difficulties ne
had ~ ehcuunler.'
We copy the ab've for the purpose oi
calling ATT nliun tn.,he EVIDENCE IL cnn,alnS
Of the ruth Of The change long since mad
apa,ns, the Marietta company. ,ha. i, hac
abandoned lis original intention of seeking
a Comm cln,n win Baltimore at Blprr, AM
turned l" Philadelphia. as its primary "E
j CT. This was always DENIED by the Ma
rrra company, hn insisted that they sliI
mnnnt 10 4" m Belprr. nui~ ~iIhS'anding ih'
change af their l'rininus tn Ma irua. Th'
phiadrlphN pap ha nf course ~ moIiv'
10 cnnctnI IN" truth. aud thus IL has con'
GU: Al last Comment is unnecessary
H,R.iand News.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

A LIST OF Personal PROPERTY RETURNED
TX MEiss COUNTY FOR TAXATION IN 1883
Many Of our readers, no drubI. will beg'ad
10 see any evidence Of the prosperity Of "ur
county. We take pleasure in laying before
them the following items. kindly furnished
BY our excellen, county Audior-Mr. llal.
liday. Our readers will please 10 compare
,hese iema with the same items for pas'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17
+ they doub. our prosperity:
sl,044,956

ANOTHER ARREsT.-W lillian Kissane. one
Of The persons implicated in the Martha
Washington case, has been arrested as an
accomplicd in the heavy forgery case, in
Cincinnati. The person who presented the
forged checks a, .hs Trust Company Bank
waa identified, and aher bis arrest. made
confession, duplicating Kiasane and Others.
The Martha Washington case has been
postponed.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

C,Nc,NyArr lin, ,sB ,R"CsH AND PAEKERs'
BuRGH RAILRIAD ELEcTlAN W "'' E'1"' m
ti,d Ia announce thai The old Bs'' ID W
rc,ors were on Monday last triumphant:
re-elrclrd FOR another year. An opp"slnnn
ticket was run by M"ssrs. Taft. Manchester.
q Co.. representing The stock lately pur-
chased by the Mari ,la and Cincinnati X.
r.. and Ihar controlled bv The Baldwin in
,eresl. bu, i, did III, receive even a rnaj ,rily
OF the original Sock Of ,he road. as It's sup
portera doubtless calculated il would. Mr..
Baldwin forwarded le"g'hy Pro,ps, agnins.
The new issue Of stock being vnlrd. bm The
figures show thai the IT c,ion Of all tha,
stock would NOT have changed The result.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17
7t JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the uOuse Of Represen atives.
GEORGE REX,
:. President oI the Senate, pro tenn.
March IA, 1858. ., ~
eel el Nv AN ACT

22] AN ACT ETEMa EE i.
Supplementary 10 the acl entitled "an &C,
dispensing with proof in cerlain cases, .
passed December l8, 1898.
Sec. !. Be /, enacted by The General As.
sembly Of the State Of Ohio. That il shall
be competent for the Court Of Justice, upon
The trial of any action wherein any claim OF
defence is founded on book accounts, on
proof OF tho death of the party in interest
making the original entries in such book Of
accounts, and ,ha, said entries are in his
hand wiring, TO adni, said book of original
en'ries sesldence, and u the original on.
,rIes Ia said book of accounts have been
made by q dlslnle,es,ed person, who nj ihr
lime Of such trial is deceased. ora non.reA.
ideni Of the STATE, on proof such deoease or
non,reshience, and thsl said euuies are IN
the handwriting of such person, !, shall ht.
eomPelgnl 70 aanil ssid fbooE o. orisiusl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

They have liberty of speech in Gin
cinnati now to the fullest extent. The
notorious Joe Barker, of Pittsburgh!
hhss arivedthere in aid of his brother,
Kirkland. A meeting Was held at
the Fifth street market space on Sab
bath last, at which both these worthiea
spoke. &Wal
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

T,rAL Loss oF THE STEAMER HIRAM
Powers -Vucrnnps. May g. The steam,
pr Hiram Powers took fire las, Saturday al
10 n'clock in thu mnrning. Al Grand Chain,
un the Wabash river, and was ensitely con.
su,ned.
N thing was snved but small 10, OF bag-
gage benneing to the paSsrngsrs. She had
afull load Of produce for Cincinnati. She
is total wreck. !, is stated ,ha, the are
wss fist discovered ~ a boy ON shore.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

New ORLEANS, May S.-Advice q.
from Galveston to May Sd have been
received giving exciting accounts Q,
Gold mines on the Colorado River,
Emigrants are flocking thither 400
are already at work, realizing $5 I'd
$40 per day each. Farmers are leay-
ing their Crops--the whole State d
wild with excitement. The soil fol
one hundred miles, has been examined
and contains deposits as rich as Cal.
fornla. ssI .a.s'o9 'sr9 20 : n
Governor Bell runs for Congress 10
the western district, '''s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

W The Office OF The Ohio State Journal
10 offered for sale, as we see by late num-
bar. The declining health Of The senior
parIner--Mr. Scott, Is The cause assigned.
l, Is ono Of the 6nea, Offices in The western
country.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

Or We ses by tho Wts Columbia Bul.
ls,in, ,ha, tho body Of Rob,. G"rdon--'he
Young man who wus drowned o. C"al port,
los, winter. while engaged in catching driII.
wood--was washed nshore about halt a mile
above ,ha. place, and recogn'zrd, on Salur.
day last.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

en- The Aihens Messenger, GGilipOls Jour
rnsl, and several other contemporaries. appear
10 new Dress We wish our poironag,
Nsuld justify similsr expense.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17
An ACT

AN All
Giving Justices OF tha Peace concurrent
jInsdcIiun with Curuners in cenaln ca
srs.
Sc. l BE- j. enacted BY the General As.
senby of the STATE Of Ohio, That whenever
ii shall b. necessary To huId an inques. on
the dead b'dy of any person. supposed TO
have cn,ne ~ his or her death BY violence,
aud the Coroner living ai distance of ten
m,I,s ,hrrelrum or being absent from the
county. or b,'ing unable III perform the du.
li's r. quislle by law. or when the office oI
"uruarr shall becum vacant by death, res.
;,na,;oo "xpird.iOn Of the term of office. OF
otherwise il ,h,m" be ''sswlul TO give notice
To The most cunvsnieni JusuoSe ol la esct
living within said County. WIN shall prp5s,s'sa 9
in all respects as The Cnrnner would have
had u proceed in similar cases under the
law regulating the duties Of Coroner, and
every such Justice shall he entitled TO the
same fees. as are. or may bs allowed to cor
oners in such Cases.
Sec. 2. That sectInn l09 of an acl drfn.
ing The powers and duties Of Justices of the
Peace aud con%,Nblrs in civil cases. passed
March l4,h. 1881, bs aud the sanie IS here
by repealed. -5te l, M, ls
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of the llpusa or r pres ,nlatives
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate,
March 12, 1858.
col AN ACT.
To amend the act entitled "an act to create
lien in favor OF mechanics and others
in certain cases." passed March llIh.
l843. - ae
Sec. /. Be II enacted bv the General As.
srmbIy Of the State Of Oaio. Tha, the sew.
enIh section Of The act en,ited IAN act 10
create Y lien in iavur of mechanics aud 9TH.
rt> in cer,ain cases." passed March H.
l84S. be amended so ns 10 read us follows:
"Sec,ioH 2. That any person entitled To q
lien under this act shall make an accotn,
IN writing Of ihe item f labor. skill. mate.
rial and machinery furnished. or either u
them. as The case may be, and after making
oath therelo, within fur months after per.
forming suclI labor or skill, or liirnishinH
such material and machinery, shall fils tn,
same in ihe recorders office OF the county
IN which such labor, skill and materials shall
have been furnished, which sccounl 60 made
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speakerst he House IF Reps.
WILLIAM MEDiLL.
Pees,denl IF the Senate.
March II, 1858.


mo III AN ACT
l'u am nd the nc, en,lilrd "an &C, IN regl.
late III. e;rclinn Of State aud County Off
GERS" passed May 81. 1859,
Sec. /. Be j, enacted by ,hs General As.
srInby OF the S,a,e Of Ohio. Tha, sec, OH
SIX of an nc, rnliiled "an ACT 10 regulate the
e,c,inn Of Stat and county uffictrs,' 'passed
Nav 8. A. ID 1853, bt aud ,h- same is h re.
by 81 amended us lu read as follows: Sec.
iion six. That nj ali elections TO bs holden
und,r this ACT, The lruslees of the several
townships shall serve as Judges and the
clerk Of the township and such other per-
soiis as the Judges shall chnose. sha! serve
clerks of the election. who. together with
the Judges aforesaid shall receive two dol
lars each as a compensall"n i"r their servi'
CTS AT every annual or other election helC
rndrr the provisions Of this act.
Sc 2. Tha. the original seclion six o
said act be and the samr Is h,r by repealed
JAMES e. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of The House of Reps.
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
President of The Senate.
March IL, 1853.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

ScAbpED Monday last, n. rhomp.
son, one ol' the kettle tenders Of w J Ste.
phens' Furnace. fell into the selIler and was
badly acaldAd. This Is The third or fourth
aecident ol this kind within short time
Westeyn Butistin. ft ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

RAILWAY DlsAsrgR.--B 's,nn. May a.
The 4 o'cluck ira,n yesterday. trmn this
civ 10 New Bedford, when near Iann."n,
was thrown IF ihr track by the brraklrg oi
an axle. The baggage car aud Nv" passrn'
ger cars W, n. ,hru@n down an embankInpnl
,hr,, frel high numb r of the paSsen'
gers were hurI. but oniy two serl"uSIy, aud
none were killed. The cars. huwever, were
shattered
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

entries as evidercA the weight TO be given
10 such evidence, in either case however,
being eft to the jury or justice TO determine .
!. @ JAMES c. JOHNSON.
peaker Of the House Of Representatives,
y WILLIAM MEDILL,
Presiden, oi the Senate.
March lg, 1858,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

- II st64
23l AN ACT ~ 3
10 amend tho act entitled .'an, &C, Il, pse.-
serve the purity Of elections" p6ssed
March 80. 184l. ~ ~ M
Sec. /. Be il enacted by the General As.
sembly of the State of Ohio Tha. sec.ioI''
one of m act entitled. .'an &C. 10 prese
the purify Of elecliops, = passed Masci, tive
lie.hs one thousand eight hdudfsd aud forty.
|01e, Be- -aDd The sainis ls hereby hinsnded es
as 20 read as follows: "Sec. I. Be i,iennct-
ed BY the General Assembly Of the ,Slate Of
Ohio, That the provisions OF this uc, shall
have reference and be applied to all elec.
lions hereafter. TO be holden. or vote hcreaf.a
Ter TO be taken. for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor. Secretary of State, Auditor Of
S,n,e, Treasurer Of Stale, Attorney General,
Judges Of the Supreme Court. Judges of the
Court Of Common Pleas, Members Of the
Board Of Public Works. Probate Judae,s
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas, Sher.
if. Coroner, County Auditor, County Com.
missioner. County Treasurer, County Re.
corder, County Surveyor, Prosecuting Al.
,orney, Senators and Representatives 10 the
General Assembly, Judges of the Criminal
or Other Court Of any County, Directors Of
County lnfrmary, Representatives to Con.
gress, Electors Of President aud Vice Presi.
'nl Of the United States, all Township
Officers; and upon laws creating new coun.
'iet, changing county lines. removing county
seaIs. and authorizing associations wi,h
banking powers. or any other office, author
ized IL be elected by any law Of this State.
Sec. 2. Tha, The original section one, Of
said act, DO and the same is hersby repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON N
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL, :
Presiden. Of the Senate
March l9, 1853. Z
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

The VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE A NUISANCE
- The Grand Jury Of fnz-wrI county. Va,
havp presented lhe lat" q raj Assembly
of The STATE as a nuisance. Tor their various
d, rrlic,i ms and mS1elneanors The in
di,lm"n, is published in the J ffrsnnville
Drmocra. Of April l6sh. over The names OF
tn Jurors.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

!. wseee ny sur exchange .. so far as they
hays come 10 hhns. hat IN , earthquake ex
psHsnced here ON the Ss.-., !. was cenerally
fe'sryerIhs country. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

~ Communications and advertisements to in
sure an insertion should be handed in as early al
Saturday.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

RED ANTs.-HoE to get rid 6fthese
little rascals who run out upon the Chi,
na, and climb the lumps Of white sugas|
wh0p company isl id TO tea just.as q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17

az D..
rilher case. 'hey gell enter an order Iha1
salu r"du pr fs'gPHshru puol'c h'ghway
Sec 10 = nav tAeir services required
oy Tue '~ri'h a'iq ,n't'eeh'h sec.ions o' me
uc'' me othcers ali4 nihnr persons reqnlteo
" perform" S''s'e sHs's eacn oe '"'"eu !"
'he same ices 10 ~ W' e"nHeu F" " u"
'"' ''ke s'''ices ,Hne' cases 'ne nuu'"ls
I" U. pa'u o'' " ,f F"u",y, "easu'y' a,''
"e Ju"eo 'nu '',,' 'e e,ts1'tu :" ieee'" ce
"A'u I'D INC o''' Ip's Sps's W '''e GAUSS u"
coun'
oec' ~ na' 9sstswlu' ioI .ne
county c"hiiliSs' ~ ~ y. Sg"nsy ="
'"'S war; up''' 49, ,''''p
p"pr' !" g'"e'a' S''1y
."t "'u' cuhsecu" ff''ns. ~ ~ pesF'un
osnk ~ se'.sp Z; s's2''o Py as asess
'"e"e Hehplaefs 4'I
"'% " reducing q Nldingu ~ any state rohu Y
winch nnw 70, or may hrred'er oe iuiu ou'
and established. " the commissioners shai'
deem IL lisi and lfoper 20 10 DO. sn reduce
the width oi any such road. or any par'
thereof. 10 any width rot less than lorIy leri
and shalt order lhf county auditor to make
a record of the same; Provided maj me
commissioners shall. previous 10 making any
order Tor the iessehlnR or reducing the width
oi any state road as provided Tor by 'his
section, appnin. thrce dislnIeres'ed ci'lz n'
of The coun,y. view ard report 10 than,
under oath or affirmation. as io the utility oI
mu'iliry of such bf"poSed ch"nge' aud also
the wId'h which ih their opinion would be
necessary. :,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-17
AupIToR's OFFICE.

PoMERoY. O., May 8, 1858.
| certify, that the foregoing laws are cor
reclly copied from the original copy fur.
nished by the Secretary Of State.
S. HALLIDAY,
auditor Of Meigs County