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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

Several papers are again agi,alins the pro-
jecl Of selling the Public works Of IheS'a'e 10
The highest bidder. Thisis no new idea, but il
has not found favor with the msss'o the peo-
pie Of the State, No one suPposes they
would sell for one'halflhsir cost and il is q
mater ol grave doub, whether they would
be- managed so much FOR the benefit OF the
people Of The State as They hSFe been. |,
is true ihatihe enormous expenses which
have been charged fot repairs &C., and The
bad management of them BY lthe men now
in power is doing somelhueto induce the
opinion ,ha, they may as Weil be disposed OF,
and II they are moi better nanaged this lenl.
ing may ac,uuie The majority We are, how
ever. no. yc, prepared 10 9iyoca'e This prop.
osilion n.--Jour, i5st kgae stal r s1eT
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

REBELLION What is 10 become of Pres.
idenl Pierce's anti Improvement nolionsl
The West will never agree 10 Them, and j,
it is even said lha, Congress will not submit
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer, writes as fol
lows:
The Committee on River and Harbol
Improvements me, 10 day, and resolved
ayes six, noes TWO. 10 report bill providing
Tor the continuance Of all important works
now in progress. and for the commencement
Of Others Of undoub,ed utility
We think such bill would pass Congress
by large minority. Shall we have more
veloes or will The President come down? W.
shall see.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

A MODEL LOVE LETTER 1T is notorious
Il at bachelors stand no chance at all when
widowers are about. The experience of ,he
later class gives Them decided advantage
which has been hitherto unaccuunlabIe io
US, and perhaps 10 many Of our bachelor
friends; who are generally kept in total ig.
noraDce of the tactics Of their malrimonal
enemies. Thanks 10 young lady "a friend
10 bachelors--we are enabled this week ~
enlighlen those Interested on ibis grave and
important subject. While we youngsters are
lorIuring our feeble, undeveloped brains In
composing love sonnels; wasting countless
hours in senumerlal twadde about music.
moonlight, love, aud flowers; our weary
highs made restless by alternate hopes aud
lears; our days made up of yawns and sighs
fasting and stomach. .ache--Ihose willy lac.
ucahs (widowers) are quiely "sel'ing their
house in order" and cooly deliberalng up
on lhs policy Of securing this, thai. or The
olher prize. No sooner is the selection
mnde lhan--wuhoul moments S Warming
regardless Of the broken hearts and wasted
hours Of unHedged bacheIors--up come these
experienced men.ol.war, cutting off all fur.
ther negotiations on the pad oI their YER.
danl rivals by peremp,orly demanding al
unconditional surrender. Thus The young
and handsome BACHELOR, whose sparkling
eyes, shining hair. aud embryo mousache
caused such fu,ering among young hearts
aud dimi,y, beholds with grief The idol oI
his heart led captive 10 the altar by some
miserable cross,eyed old fugy, with pug
n,se and bloalud cheeks. and canoty bris,Ies
fug aa aa "on the top of his head,
4 In the place where the hair ought to grow"
The runini,iaed are amazed. and wonder
how such things can bo! The following
letter, recently received by young lady moi
thousand miles of, happily explains ,hr
mystery. !. sesms iha, widowers begin
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

Fhe people oI Chicago, in public mfe'lng,'
have resolved that if the State of Pens,i,
Vania nnger delays in forcing her laws. they
wiab sndon iheir trade with Philadelphia.
The MoBiTEs OF ERIR+-Thc Mayor and
Council Of Erie have issued an address. win.
dcaling The course of The mobin tearing up
the rack Of The railroad They allsdgr ihn,
the, mob which responded 10 the call the
authorities and tore up the track. "was GER
Iainly mob of The most singular character
that ever sseInbed--composed of clergy
man, justices Of the peace. consiables.
members ol The bar. and tho most respectable
and law abiding citizens" We have. says
the OHIO State Democrat, quite number Of
The same class of respectable and law abid:
ing cilizens'adonq the State some service,'
will thin The walls Of The Ohio Peniicnliary.
MORE OUTRAGEs AT ERIE--THE MoB DIS.
GUIsED AS WoMEN --ERrE. Jan. Up. M.
The railroad bridges across High street
and French Creek were demolished to-day
by women o(Ihis city, who were afterwards
escorted through The town with band oI
music, flags and banners. inscribed, "six
lee,. or four feet eight and holf inches "
The streets are lhronged with people, and
an intense excitement prevails. q @
The cid Board of the Erie and Norlhras
Railroad Company were reelected to-day
CLEVELAND. Jan. .17--P. M.-The Erie
rioters, dressed in women's clothes. o.day
tore down both bridges and burn, ihe limbers
The mob also badly treated Mr.. Walkers
boy. tearing off his clolhes, and then egged
him. The exciemenris is greater than ever
Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Har, left in The frs,
lrain for Cleveland. et q
ERIE MATTRns. Mob law is again tri'
umphun.. The U. s. Marshal has beer
obliged TO re.ire, and report 10 the Cour
his inability 10 serve The process. The
Judge will forward his certificate TO III,
President, who will lherenpon direct III,
Secretary Of War 10 order U. S. woopi
10 his assistance. Rcpor, declares that III,
lrealmen. will be prompt and efficient.
: A meeting Of The differen. lines is TO b,
held in Cleveland 10 day.-Siate Journal
of The l9h '
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

The RlvER,--Al,haush ,he weather since
Saturday has been extremely cold, The River
continued rising umil Yesterday morning
The water is now nearly even with he TOP
Of The bank in front of our office. The
steamers, both greal and small are busily
employed
The new steamer "Philadelpha," passed
up on Sunday, leaving Us a la,e Clnciunat
paper, for which her officers will please ac
cep, our thanks. We have mol ye. visited
the officers on board of This magnifcen
Aoa'ing palace; but il we may judge iron
her exterior. she surpasses any thing we have
We, seen in this trade. .I
Yesterday morning some of our -ci,iz-n
were startled by cries for help coming iron
Pmsburg coal fat. The men on buar,
stated lha. ,aey had lost seven Of their mei
during the nigh., in a'lempling.o Iand--.ha
The remainder were worn oul The ropes fro
zen, and that they desired 10 land, but wer,
unable. On going TO their relief, il was as
cerIancd thai lhe LOST men had gone ashor
10 make fast the boat, and had moi returned
The men on board finally determined not Il
land end proceeded on 10 Cincinnati.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

SAD AccIDENT,-on Friday nigh, last,
some one in the employ Of q, W. Allison,
Of Coulpor., attempted 10 draw some Burning
Fluid from barrel In the store. with can.
die held carelessly near the barrel. The
fluid took fire in and around The barrel, and
before. the flames could be exlinguishcd
abou, $500 worth o. goods were DESTROYED
Mr., Allison, in endeavoring TO exlinguisf
The flames was very badly burned, and is sill
confined 10 his room.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24
Erie Matters.

The difficulties at Erie still continue
Lasl week no gave a short exiraci from
Gov. RgIer's Message. Al The request oil
several ol our readers, we give below some
additional extracts: q"
A, The date Of any las, annual message
proceedings were. pending in the Supreme
Coua Of Reshsyivania. TO test the right ol
the FsnBkllo Canal Company to consroc, q
rAilrond lfun ahe city Of Erie 10 the Ohio
Sass tine The decision Of The Court was
againsi the Company on the main point. and
slg a0piKIoa OF Chief Justice Black shows
mos. clearly. ,haiihe construction Of their
rad we 'wTihon aulhority Of law bu, the
prdli,ninary iniunclion prayed for.by ,he
ccaib blainant Was refused. on the ground ths'
|lle Commonwealth could MOI, under shsiaw'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Senate in
Executive session. received and referred 0
large number Of nominations. el
The rumors of a change in The Cabine,
are entirely premature. VA
Gadsden's treaty with Mexico will encoun.
ter strong opposi,ion.
The Union has intelligence confirming
the news Of ,he elrclion o! Brown 10 The U
s. Senate. from Mississippi. Gen. Davis
was no, voted for a, all
BALTIMORE, Jan. Up. M.-An i'm.
m-nse procession is going through the
Streets lo.nighl, with an efigy Of Bedini
who. /, is believed, is in the ci.y. r +,
New YORK, Jan. IT. P. M.--The steamer
Europa. of the Cunard lne. has been seized
by the officers OF the customs, In conse.
quence OF iwo individuals connected with
her having been detected 10 smuggling lace
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

A REGIMENT FOR TuRKRY---The foreign
refugees residen, in New York, held another
meeting last week, 10 make arrangements
Cor sending regimenlto help Turkey against
Russia, The Preslden, announced thar Mr..
Lawrence of the Erie r. R. Company had
offered provisions for $50 men for six
moA,hs; ,ha, Julien had been requested 10
give conceu; and .ha, The landlord Of the
Shakespeare Hotel had offered room for a
vocal performance. in order TO raise funds
for The objec. the society has in view. The
President also said ,ha, committee had
waited on General Sanford, who anawered
iha, as a privale c,izen, his sympa,hies
were with The projected expedition; bu, that
he could not, in his oficial character, give
any advice or help. The speeches were ex.
clusively German. H.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

The EDITORIAL CONVENTION seems to have
passed off happily. There was liberal al.
tendance and good cheer, Of course, as gen.
lemen Of The press have an apprecialive
sense Of the way matters are done at the
Metropolitan Iio,els.
Mr.. Coates Kinney delivered the poem
and Mr. E. ID. Manifold some remarks upor
the power, morals, &C., Of the press-ralh
er common topic Of late. bn, none the less
instructive certainly much needed.-O. S
Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24


COMMANDER INGRAHAM.--The Secretary
of The Navy, in hiL annual report, makes al
lusion 10 this gallant officer in The following
terms: ssar n
In calling your attention to The move.
men.s OF The Mediterranean squadron, can.
no, omi. special reference to The conduct
OF Commander lngraham. while in command
Of the 81. Louis,a, Smyrna. An ocean OF
10000 miles separated him from his coun.
Wy, and his llsbip was alone in bearing
his counry's flag. Violence was commi,.
led on the personal liberty Of aman en,i,lsd
10 the protection Of thai flag. The perpe.
,ralors OF The off nee ou,numbrred hun in
vessels. guns and men. Il was momen
of peril, involving honor and life. Win
prudence and discretion, yet with prompt
ness and spirit. and marked determination
Commander lngraham gave The pro,ec,ion
and The man was free. Such conduct un
der such circumstances, surely en.i,les III,
officer 10 a mos, signifcan. evidence Of tn,
Governments approval.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

TnR ATTgMPT TO AssAsslNATE Louis Ma.
PoLEoN "A ci'izen of Utica. New York.
now in PARIS. writes TO friend in tho for.
mtr city. under date Of lbe 7lh instant. as
follows. in relation 10 the alleged attempt IL
assasslnale Louis Napoleon:
Napoleon was wounded slightly las
week ai Fonlainbleau. | do not know
whether you will see an account Of il in our
papers. as i. has not been published here
lie was fired al three times, one ball passing
within a few inches Of his head, anolheI
grazed his side. The perpeIrator was in
sandy killed, and The affair is hushed up.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

EARTHQUAKs.-Our chizens were s,arIlet
IN Monday evening between Z and o'clock
BY The occurrence of three or four ds,inc
shucks Of an earthquake, aIinIervaIs Of abou
minute between the shocks. The mem.
bling motion Of The earth was very sensibly
lel, aud was sufficiently violen. TO cause
heavy articles of furniture &c, 10 oe pei.
cepdbly ngilated and displaced. The usyol
rumb!ing noise. like thunder, accompanied
the shncks.- Highland News.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

Lamarline says;a "'TEe Turks, as rneb
Of men, and as a nation, are s,illthe 6rss and
e,nsl elevated amongst the people Of the
East. Their character is noble and grand;
their courage is intact; their virtues religious,
civil and domestic, are calculated 10 inspire
in every impartial mind esteem and admi.
ration. Their nobility 10 lwrinsn on their
brows. and their actions. rlf,hey had beuet
laws and more enlightened Goyernment,
they would be ono Of The 6rs.psopIs in me
werld. :" tr le ssfa1 sltt saI esrs AsA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

MORE FILLlBUsTERING ExPEDlTIoNs.--Il
is stated in Panama paper, brought by the
Illinois, that news received from California
repor's ,ha, another Flores expedition is being
"rgapized. which will arrive al Panama in
de.achmenls, and make Iha, ciiy It's starring
PORT. Mr.. Wright, The proprietor of .he
Central American Steam Line, is said TO be-
one OF The patrons Of The expedition. and his
s'enmer. the Goliab, was 10 bring The first
party of 200 men. The Panameno calls on
The Governor and the consul Of the United
States and Ecuador 10 proven, The expedi-
lionlsls from carving Out their designs
against nation of peace win New Gren.
ada. e..-...
A dispatch from w Washington also says:.a
A startling report Of filibusering in new
quarter has reached here. Ii will be re-.
inembered lha. Peru and Bolivia are at war.
A proposition has been started 10 f. OUT
large steamer filled with men, and we'll pro.
vided with Paixhnn guns, sabres. muske,s.
culasses, Coils pistols, and all other ap.
proved instruments Of war, which shall pro.
coed direcI 10 the Peruvian coast. hoist The
Bolivian flag, and al oncs capture or exler
minale the small war vessels OF Peru, Law
hands upon her merchantmen and coerce
Them into services to aid in The purpose of
The expedition. These are TO take immedi.
ate possession Of the Lebos Islands. and be-
gin rapid depletion Of their immense stores
OF guano. .H
II is proposed thai large flee, of our own
and foreign merchantmen shall be chartered
10 follow the armed force, and il is calculated
that suficien. amount Of this rich deposit
can be al once taken from the island TO fully
reimburse The expenditures of The enterprise,
and leave immense fortunes 10 It's projectors.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24
later from the Wreck Ofslhe san
Francisco. Is


NEw YoRK, Jan. l9,-4rhe ship Than
has arnvedup from the ship Lucy Thomp.
500. which remains below. She brings
-nearly'nll the passengers rescued by HE
barque K,lby. She spoke The Kilby on yes
,erday morning, sixty miles south Of Sandy
Hook, and took off The passengers received
from lhesteamer. with the exception of Mr..
Falcon. The Brazilian Consul, Madam Besse,
Mr.. Alrio and lady, and ten soldiers, who
decided 10 remain on the Kilby.
We omit Iisl OF names of those brough,
by the Than.
The Rilby has doubtless been blown oul
To sea again. she was crippled when fallen in
with. and leaking; she was also short oil
provisions and sailors. Thirteen snldiers
volunteered to help her into port. bu, i. was
feared she was driven in,o The Gulf Stream
and steamer was despatched after her. b.
Passengers from The Kilby state that after
parting from the steamer on the night Of The
28th, she ciuised along for Two days, and
.hen. being badly crippled herself, was obliged
TO desisl. 7sa4al ca3a annS dHsGJ tfaca
| The San Francisco passengers brought ir
by the Lucy Thompson reached here a, ter
last night. IN a mos, pi,iable condition, being
wet, cold, hungry, and almost naked. A
large part of them were aken immedialel,
TO the Asnr House, where every Thing posi-
Bile for their comfnrt was given by the pro
urie,or and The boarders The wife Of Mujo
Wise remained on board, being 10 much OK
housled TO enter into me boats.
| Mr.. Mellus, mate of The San Fracisco
states that she was not scuuled, and think
she wen. down in lsss than iweniy-fou
L-..sa afisrs she was abandannd
| The following is lis. Of the lost as nea
as can be scerlained:--From Company
10; Company D, 7; Company g, l8; Com
pany J. 2; Company L. II. Lis, of Con
pany B, no. fully made out-.otal Of sole
iers, 81.
! New YORK, Jan. 14.-The ship Luc
Thompson has arrived at this port. with Is
passengers, who were saved from the steam
pr San Francisco. They were iransrer'e
10 he L1cy Thompson from the Anlar'
tic. v
CINCINNATI. Jan 14--Madame Son,a
sings again tonight. which will be her Ia
concern here. The hall has been filed ev
cry night, and the lickels are al! disposed
Tor this evening. The excitement crea,e
BY her has been greater than on any occ
sion since Jenny Lind's appearance. hI
| PlTTsBURGH. Jan. l0-A young ma
named Stephen Hague, Jr., was fatally STA
(. bed in lhr region of the breast, las, evenir
obou. 8 o'clock. in an ARRAY with your
S man by the name of Hosack.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1O--The Hon. Hem
Mnhlenburg died a, The residence Of Scnal
Broadhead. in This city, at 10 O'Clock la
night. His funeral will take place to.mo
row. His remains are after wards to be I
ken 10 his lale residence in Pennsylvania.
;. ERIE RIoTERs-MoRE ARREsTs.-PIr1
:, BURGH, Jan. l9--To day Alfred Kin
: Mayor of the town of Erie, and NJ. B. Lo,
5 ell, appeared bel,re Judge Irwin to answ
10 contempt Of The injunction by the U.
D Cour, against the fiolers.
After remarks by counsel on both side
:. the ease was pos,poned until Thursday,
!. enable the respondents 10 prepare defense.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

PITrsBuaen F. E. vol,z, Wing, fhas
just been elected Mayor OF Pittsburgh, BY one
thousand and thirty -ive votes over PeuiRrew,
his Locofoco competitor. The WhisY e'ec!
all their select CounciImen bu. one, 9nd oil
tho common Coucilmen but five in ye hl.h
ward. aud one IN the seventh. This Is a
Iairislan for 1854.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

IT. l VI = y l.
uccess III his vocation, and the necessity loR
n1ral an l-religiois ins,ruclion.A =
The report Of The comm lie appointed u
theIas. meeting upon The following resolutinos
was cad. .t'~t +~' -
Resolved. That duly no less than inleresI.
demands Of ,heteachers Of Ohio, the careful
study Of natural sciences. the close observa-
lion Of the Phenomena ofnaiure, hediligen,
perusal and critical comparison OF ihe word
Of fGOd--NaluTe and Revelation. 58 lli's
Resolved, That committee OF three be
appointed To digest and recommend to the
Teachers Of this SIa,e plan for The con.
cer,ed study, observation and original inyes
lgalion; and by correspondence, or Otherwise,
enlist as many as possible in the practical
science. sass HE28
The repor, was we'll prepared and inle.
resting one, showing The praclicabi'ity OF the
plan, and the many advantages that would
result both 10 The Teacher and the sci.
ence, from such concerted study and obser.
valion.
After discussion, three members were ad.
ded TO the committee and The subject refer.
cd back. -
Lorin Andrews, President Of Kenyon
College, presented the report Of the Execu.
live Committee. Mr.. Andrews remarked
that the comm!uee had three general objects
in view. The frs, was The Organization ol
the Union Schools. the second was the hold
ing Of the Teachers institutes, and the
third was the education and delevaIion Of pub
lie sentiment
In the evening the Association was 3D.
dressed by Hon. Horace Mum. The SUBJ
Jrc, Of his address was, "The Teacherp'
Motives ~,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

d TEACHERS AssoclATIoN.---The State
Teachers Association assembled at Colum
bus on the a8lh u,. DR.. Ray. Of Cincinna'
u, The President. occupied the chair. DIR,
Thomson. President ol,he Wesleyan Uni, er
SHY. Of Delaware. was Introduced and de-
livered an addressupon,he na,ure Of ih,
mind, the qualities In a teacher requisite fol
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

ARCHBISHOP pURcGLL AND THE FRESHMEN,
The Archbishop aud The Freemeu Sucie.'
" have bad spicy correspondence, which
wa give below. Il explains itself.
To the society of Z Freemen:'
MIN. BRRTHRRN!-Wheh there is a ques.
zion of relieving those who suffer and are
poor. oil differences Of fauh and opinion
should be lorgouen. Isincerely sympa.bize
with those Of your Sdcieiy, as wen as the
Police, who were hur or Sunday night
Please accept the enclosed mole of ten dol
lars. toward the fund for which as learn
from The morning papers. you have solicited
from your felluw-clizen. JOHN B. PURCELL
d , Archbishop Cincinnati.
Cincinnati. Dec. 81. 1853. "a
To John B. Purcell, Archbishop Cincinnati
3 SIR:--We have received your note, daleC
this 3ls, day Of December, enclosing ,er
dollar bill, which you. as a ltlluw-ci,izen
have done The honor to send US. Sir, III,
blood of a brother, barbarously murdered
stands between ou and us. Our honor anC
our conscience forbid US 10 accept a gi(
from a hand which, while il pretends Il
shake ,ha. Of his brother, under The garb o
humanity, as token Of friendship, seek
with the other 10 annlhilate him making III,
noble feeling Of humanity subservient to pri
vae viewss And, persuaded as we are, b,
long train Of historical facts, and by III
late occurrence. tha. Jesuit under III
guidance ofihe despolic King Of Rome. ca
never mean good, nor deal with sincpri,
toward men known 10 cherish rppubica
opinions and sentiments Of justice, and broth
erly affection for mankind, as we do, we be
10 return the ten dollar bill 10 you. whic
you will find herein enclosed.
ARe have ttIe honor 70 remain, Sir,
4 TzR PREsiDENT OF THE FREEMEN's Soc
, ETY.. a 9 Il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

FIRE IN CLEvELAND.--On the evening of
The 10Th inst, fire broke ou, in Gunner
cial Row, between Bulltt and Fifth streets,
Cleveland, Ohio, which consumed several
old frame buildings Loss estimated al
100000. &
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

ONE MORE KlLLED.--A man was killed In
the Tunnel. a, Eaton's Section. one day this
week, bv some rocks falling upon hin.--
BURIED ALrAE One Of the men killed a.
McManus' Section, by the land slide noticed
in our last, was found in an erec, posture
and unbruised. He had doubtless been bur.
led aliye!--P Parksrsburg Gar. 9 ysn ,.s''.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

or Our SHERIFF.-Mr. w. Sherwood
leG. Pomeroy las. week for Columbus, having
in charge Mrs. Kendall, whom he designs IL
place in The LunaIic Asylum.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

sia OuR PRoeREss.--Sipce our last issue, we
have added but three names to our list-7all
volunteers, We hope. our friends in the
country are not weary in well doing.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

shere bacheurs are .ooap,io leave oil, In
s,eud Of attempting long and dangerous
spi,as ,hev ., once .,orm The css,le--inslead
,
VI eou'"e' "eS w'pa'''' w
bachriors' you must change your 'ac'cs
Bul,o The letter, Here il is, minus names
and dates:
.Dae,; M;s...s.oow;n. s,oo Nv Fselinos one
has, Weak When Il sow yoS In -- j
,bos few lines i M Aw,ahl, Win Won Inn,
Val A, M, M 'I .ho, Kno,d If And
w uch ~ Wf' -------S tnu' hh"tu va M"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

% TELEGRArHrc-MARKETs, nTc.-We are
disappointed in getting our reports from the
Pomeroy Telegraph Office this week--the
wires being out Of order. \
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

BANK FAIIuRE.--The paper Of the Mer.
chants and Mechanics Bank Of Oawego
was refused 10 New York ON the 9Th, II Be.
ing reported thar The institution had failed. {