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STAR CANDLEs-3O0 boxes in store for
~ sale II. L. STONE L. CO.. Grayier street, iaoist
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YEAST PoWDERs-sOo dozen Preston 4
jy7alw H. L. STONE 8 m &, 49,. Is
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gpHILADELpHIA MANUFACTURFi

n W AGO N s,
CARTS, DRAYs,
Ok and TIMBER
WHEELS, HAND
CARTS WHEEL
sARR0WS, HAND
TRUCKS, ETC., csc !
PLANTATION and
ROAD WAGONS
CANE and other
CARTS with Wood
and Iron AIlelreesI
or Horses and Oxen I
pRAYs; JERSEY
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4 ,IIKoN-3O boxes fresh Genoa Gitron for
" sale by A F. COCHRAN d HALL as crsgsr St les
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EMONS FOR SALE-.Jnst reco;yad, 60
IL boxes Sorrento Lemons, for sale bv
BARELLI & Co Al Conn,on street.
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FtPsr 5gse5s eoanT JOHN E. pAyY Tos HUGHES
NJ { - NJ III NJ " ps as1f. y No 1854.
directed BY the Hon. L. o. Gsennie First Justice ~ thu ps
ra.ah Of will proceed sell at public
~ 1854, the hour o'clock NJ A. nv Wa,s
honss So x1o iehcupsioulas - 1S "aiiss
TermB-Cash. II i HfppIs ~ ~ " suI.s
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AM n. y. casks Philadelphia wood burnt,
jTfO ' " I..M +545 WILLIAMS b CO, If
nIlf rn.,.a rnnt.
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&STRAW PAPER - 1900 reams. single and
~ double crown, in and for sne by 7T'' - -
ieosi Il, j. HART d CO., 10 Tehoupitoulas st..
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WoLFE's AROMATIC sCHEiDAM sCHNAPPs.
II Duggs Merchants and all dealers Of tho articles
contained the catalogue will their advantage by call
sending where will be the
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES in United
States, and at the lowest prices. Please addrees
J. WRIGHT d. co.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
nsfH No. ISL Charities st New Orleans La.
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z AlslNs--l50 boxes London LAYERS, for
myi1 A F. COCHRAN g. HALL,
So Gravier s.
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PAs. ~, BABARA F. TERRENCE
- y W pHas rs, 5se No. I5ssT
VIRTUE Of o writ of feri facias, to mo
~ arssied BY Hon L. y Gaenpe Justice Of ID
IN IL Of Orleans, will expose Public Auction m
M e. ls.h Of August 1854 O'Clock NJ at nv Rarsbon
One let Of FURNITURE
-ssesu ~ tnN aD9ve suit. TERms--Lash
aas LII u. j. HOPPE cans,ah,a q
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salahv Hs1go JHIIHICG FlmenL0 IUI
NV " .F.GoCHRAN HALL So 6rAvier st,
A LLsPlCE-9O bags Palmetto, for sale by
- !yn E. ]. HART & CO. "a Tahar .itAnis .st. &
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PSF Sus1,a5s eousr FREDERICK vs. SCHOONER
AAis os o H 8 III ALERT CAPTAIN EGAN AND
VIRTUE Of Writ Of fieri facias. N
ne directed BY thu Hon. u Gaiennie F,st Jnsc u ~
ossa u Of Orleans and prea will mo
a e. a. rne b ss4 81
Schooner ALERT her TACKLE ApPAPE and Erpnt
sde new aya In the New Basin opposite Benton street
'' Aoese sa's. TERas-Caah,
ss1oe ut j., j,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

had reason 10 apprehend. The legislation
ofthe session has shown thai, when one
Pafty has ihe entire control of affairs, and is
placed where the responsibility ofsmeasutes
mus.rest upon them, The conservative cle'
men, will eppear. With more Than two
thirds Of each Hoise, and wnh The easire
c0h,rcl of alt branches of the State Govern,
tmeni, lhe wild. radical, and. destructive
measures II ihe party have failed. 9 Instance
the Sub. Treasury BILL. The truth is seen
ana known. BY every mpn OF observation.
|iBai there Is 4 division in the Democratic
I|,ily of Ohio, and that this division isdeep.
& Aild. E6a ,efd, dasnls Sp lquf eas.lhe
Wings were IN power, and SO bng as The
business affairs OF the SIa,e were in theft
hands, and were progressing gsalely ard pros
perously, these men could unite. They
could meet a, an 9th OF January Conven'
lion, and vo,e for The resolutions. as reported
bv the Committee. These were mere words,
intended for efftc., bu, not for practical use.
To secure victory, all factions and lrag-
ments of the party could unite upon them
Blu, when they have rumphed. by virtue OF
| lUSoC SiuD-uupo anu "'S''
they find themselves in power, and the en-
tire responsibility of the government resting
upon them. they pause, hesitate. rehccl, and
portion finally refuse 10 follow the lead o
the demagogues of the party.
Such is the present position Of affairs
such the condition Of lhe Locoldoo party ir
Ohio. No man who has been an observer
Of the legislation Of this session will deny
that the conservative element. and main
.ained by Messrs. Lawrence, Gesl, Eckley
has had powerful, anG, in several cases, Q
controlling influence over the action Of lha
body. Party discip pIine is strong, especially
in the ranks Of the dominant party ol this
Stale, bu, i, has no, been strong enough i'
carry out many Of their most obnoxious
measures.
And now, what Of the fuiure2 1t is evl
dent that the Locoloco party has not accom-
plished its designs-lhal it is in disofgan
lied condition, and that there is anything
but agreement or cordially among lis prom
inen, men. It's too early TO give an opin
ion as 10 the end Of these things. lin
} alone can tell. But, If we may Judge Of lb
future by the past, we should say the peopl
the masses who pay the taxes, and hay
, the substantial interest in the State, are be
coming satisfied thar the government is i
) The hands OF charlalans, and men devoid c
practical knowledge and wisdom. The pee
Pile, when this suspicion becomes a convc
lion, will take an early opportunity Of vind
eating themselves, and Of defending lhei
own interests. We have apresentiment 'ht
7 this time is not far distant; lha, sound com
mon sense and practical experience are ogai
in The field, asserting their claims to a''eu
lion; and that the day is approaching whe
a new order of things will be installed at tn
: capital Of Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16
The Crystal Palace Exhibition.

The Crystal Palace was re-innuguruIed
on thursday last, under Phineas 7. Barnum's
auspises, according TO the programme. Art
and industry were duly represented aud hon
ored. Music and speeches were in ORDER
AT The appointed hour Of twelve, The Various
individuals and bodies forming The PrOces-
sio nlo ,he Palace, arrived Civilian and
soldier, artist, arliZan, savanl, orator, al
poured in procession into the PaIauce the
floor and galleries being already stocked
with expeclanl crowds.
The hum and buSlle Of these arrivals hav'
ing selllcd down, the chorus and orch eslro
of The Harmonic Society. amounting in al
TO nearly four hundred peiormers, and con-
Quoted by Mr.. Brislow, sang admirably the
Prize Ode, for which music was especially
composed. The various speeches deliverrc
on the occesion was at,enively listened TO b,
selee. body OF hearers. The speaker,
were, Barnum, W. w. CampbeIl Rev. f
l.. Cuvler. Horace Greely, Richard .. Cor
man, J. B. Bacon, Rev. H. Ward Beecher
Mr.. Henry, Mr.. Sullivan. ElIihu Burriu, l.
! r Marsh, Parker Goodwin, and Rev. Z
Chaplin.
Mr.. Barunm in his opening address an
nounced the following premiums ON lnven
iion. Industry, and skill.
The Association offers prize Of gol'
medal costing one thousand dollars. or in
equivalent in value il preferred. for The mos
useful and valuable Invention or Discovery
which shall have been patented or entered
The U. S. Pa,en, Office during lhe year clu
sing The frs, Of December next. provid 4
only that The said Invention or Discovery
specimen, model or prodncI; shall hav,
meantime, been exhibited in The Crysla
! Palace.
!; Second, Gold Medal. costing one thou
sand dollars or lis equivalent in cash, TO hi
, artist whose work having been exhibited il
The Crysla; Palace, during three month
closing on The first day Of December nex'
; shall be deemed most worthy of such tesli
5 lin ,nal.
Third five medals costing one hundre
2 dollais e9cn. or their equivalenlin cash
! preferred, 10 The FIVE inventors whose nven
1 lions in the variors departments Of usefu
a ar,s, pa,ehlented, entered, or caveaed with
+, in the year, and exhibited in the Crys,u
\ Palace rs aforesaid, shall be adiudged NOR
. worthy ofsuch testimonials next after III
S time adudged most exec lent as aforesaid.
Z Fourth, Five medals costing one hur
n dred dol each, or their equivalent !
cash if preferred, 10 five artists who's
D original works, completed since the fir
d opening oflhe Crystal Palace, and exhible
il therein as aforesaid, shall 90 Odjudged mo-
q worthy Of such distinction mex. after III
mos, exc Hen, as aforesaid
The abest and mos, respectable Jury {
s Juries lha, can be selected shall be nppoin
d ed 10 examine Critically The several aricl
'r exhibited, and award The prizss mentioned
II The Directors will proceed as early as pra,
!. licabIe u seecl such Jury or Jurors. ar
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

harmony wouldhave been destroy ed. These
presents from the Lew Chewans are Of small
value, such as fans, tobacco, pipes, &c.
Our presents 10 them have been more
substantial, the Stale Department having
provided very literally in lbis.respect. n
Hnherio our whaling ships have never
dared 10 erler the porls Of ibis island, now
they can do SO with ecrsate'y, and be
furnished with&uppies al fair prices.
As an evidence Of The confidence we have
Iinlheir peaceful intentions we shall lsave a
party OH the isandin charge Of a depo, oi
coax established here this very day The
Regspgha promised 40 take .gooI care Of
IlHeAf adsshg e0s III. atsces sgs., \
The island has been Idted for iyeatty d
thousand years oy line Of Kings. The
present heir TO The throne being minor
(lhrleen years of age,) the kingdom is gov
erned by Regent, who has 10 assist hin
three counseIofs. his dependency ,c
Japan, and sends annually 10 that empire Z
large amount Of taxes.
We SAL in three days for Jeddo Bay, tht
I tMacedonon, Vandalid, Southampton, AMI
Lexington have already gone. The Suppl!
has jus. discharged her con into ,ha lhre'
steamers, and will sail in a day or Two 70
Shanghai for anoher cargo, 10 join US a
Jeddo. We could no, have managed al al
without The assistance OF the sIoreshlps; 40
q vessel could be chartered in China ioi
Transporting Of coal, and our Whole cfuis
this spring would have been defeated had i
not have been for their services.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

CANADIAN PARLIAMENT HOUSE DESTROYED
by FlRE.-QuEBEc, May 3-1l P. M
The Parliament buildings were ,olulIy do.
smoyed by fire this evening a, half pasi len
o'clock, by some unaccoun,able fatality.
The handsome and capacious ediGce si,ua.
ted on Cote-a-Colon, built us church for
The Sisters Of Charity, which was merely
flued up temporarily alan enormous expense
'or the me",ing OF ParIiamen, is this morn.
ing in sheet Of flames. The cupola al
one end, and The handsome sPire a. the OH.
er, are wreahed in smoke, and the flames
are rushing out over Mr.. Deans house ON
Que side, and bursting forth through The LOT.
" Gohic windows all round.
The ffemrn are adjusting their hose
The commanders is a, The scene of desruc.
ZION, aud thousands oi people are hooking on
and saving property, bu! The building is
d, omed.
A carpe, for this building, costing fl50.
was bought and paid for, bu. no doubt Is
loss was covered by nsu ahcr.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

Considerable excitement was created in
Wes. Uuca on Sunday last, in Consequences
Of some offensive remarks made by lhe prizes,
oIIhe German Catholic Church, in his dis.
course in the afternoon with reference to
several prominent members Of his society,"
Ii appears thai The friend of one ul the as.
saulled persons took upon himself The privi.
Iege OF conIradcing The statements ol The
priest and was forthwith ejecIed from The
Church. Yesterday morning one of The
parties, who felt himself agreved by The H.
marks OF she priest. accompanied by Two or
three friends, waited upon lha. gentleman,
and demanded relraclion of all thai had
been sud Of him, which was refused. A
dispute arose upon The subject, and alle r
some wranglng between them an alteration
look place, in which the priest received con-
siderable injuries. The assaiIan, wus sub
sequen.ly brought before the recorder, where
all examination wus waived, and lhe accused
he'd 10 bail III the sum oil sSl0O.-Utica Ga.
zetie.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

The INDIAN WAR ON THE PLAINS Tine
troops and some Of the Indian tribes in New
Mexico show how vial the necessity is that
our military Iorcs OUT in that country should
be strengthened, and The Indians severely
punished. We have given some few par.
licuIars, but the following, laler intelligence,
shows q worse resul, than we have seen;
On the l6lh Of March there WIS fgh,
between Lieut.. Beale, in. command Of thirty
dragoons, and parry OF Jcatla Indians
Six OF the Indians were killed, and Two OF
The soldiers; lour dragons were also woun.
dei. The Indians, Tor the first lime were
whipped.
On the 2Glh of March, the soldiers, thirty
in number, were ouidune. Probably de-
leuled.
On lne 30Ih OF March, company OF The
Dragons. sixty in number, under lhe Com
mand of Lieut., J. W. Davidson, met The Ap.
aches, 10 the number of $50 warriors. IL
miles east Of the Seneguillu, near the loot o
the mountain, and on lhe road from Taos lc
Santa Fe. The balIle was sangunOry
one. Thirty five Of the troops are reported
to have been killed, and seventeen wounded
Only eight of the whole number escape:
without being injured. Lieut. Davidson, ii
command, and DR.. Magruder, were slightly
wounded. The first sergeant was killed.
The loss on the part Of the Indians is sale
10 have been very greur. Fifty horses be-
longing 10 The Dragons, all The Coli revcl
vers and carbines, fell inso the possession .
The Indians.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

AN EXCELLENT PLAN FOR R WI CUcUM.
BERs.-We clip the following from an ex.
change. We have uied The same plan and
proved its excellence:
Take large barrel, or hogshead anG saw
it in Two in the middle. and bury each half in.
the ground, even with the top. Then take
a small keg, and bore a small hue in the
bouom; place The keg in The GENRE Of the
barrel, The top even wnh The ground, and fill
The barrel around Iheke with rich earlh suit.
able for The growth oil cucumbers. Plan,
your cucumbers midway between The edges
Of The barrel and The keg, and make kind
arbor foot or TWO high for The vines to
run on. When The ground becomes dry,
pour water in the krg in the evening-h
will pass Out al the bouom of the keg into
The barrel and rise up TO lhe roofs Of the
vines, and keep Them moist and green. Gu.
cumbers cultivated in This way will grow TO
great size as they are made indepehden,
OF bo'h drought and wet weather. In we,
weather The barrel can be covered and in dry
ground can be KEEP. mois. BY pouring water
IN The keg.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE. Nav HA-
VEN, May 3.-The Legislature Of Connec,.
leu. was organized this morning. In the
House La FOyere Foster. OF Norwich, was
el"c,ed Speaker, and Amni Giddings Of
Plymouth. and +. Z. Harrison Of West Xii.
lihgsly, Clerks.
Messrs. Babcock and Waldman Of Palla-
dium, were appointed State Printers.
In the Senate. John Boyd was chosen
Presidcn, pro tenn, and David F. Booth, Of
Danbury, Clerk. aai
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

Coal LANDS The income derived from
some of,he coal lands in Pennsylvania are
enormous. Mr.. Hcoksher, formerly mer.
chm, of New York, has an income Of fifty
thousand dollars year from this source;
that of Henry Carey Qhe writer on Pol,i.
cal Economy is pu, down a, lhe same fig.
urc. Swain. ono Of The editors and propri.
c,ors or,he Philadelphia Ledger. hulds. II
connection with his pauners. coal lands
which rem, for eighty thousand dollars year.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16
AUTHORS s OFFICE. I

Pomery, O., May l2, 1854.
| certify that the foregoing laws are cor
reclly copied from the original copy fur
nished by the Secretary Of State.
S. HALLIDAY,
Auditor Meigs County.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16
OFFICE or THE TELEGRAPH. !.
FRONT STREET,
SEVEN DOORS BELow COURT -UP STAIRS.
POMEROY, OHIO. 1a
Rates OF Advertisihg,

0nesquae (Slines OF less) three weeks, si|
Every subsequent insertion, 80;
One square, three months, ~ c;g; s q 81
One square, six months, ~ -, s
One square, one year, ~: -: g
One half column, one year. ~: Z: IS 20
Three -foarths Of column, one year, /: 4 25
One column, one year, Z: ~: !: 80
pAdvertisements not having the numbered
sertiens marked. on copy, will be continued u
forbid and charged accordingly. 't'
pCasual advertisers, must pay yin advance.
UJOb Printing, Of every description,
be executed with accuracy and neatness. rs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16
/. LAWS OF OHIO.
.If9BIIsnRD BIZ AyTHoRlrH.
AN AC;T.S

Ioprovide against the evils resulting from
no sale Of Intoxicating liquors in the State
uI Ohio. s'as s3s7l9ts4 y.'5s II b.
SIC. 4 Be Il enacted BY the General
6Ssemblyof lhe State Of Ohio, that il shall
h anlawful for any persons by agent or
1|l|ey#ise, 10 sell in any quantity, intaxical-
ins liquors. lo be drank In, upon Or aboul
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

nav, a,,bo,;1 "A onno,nca ~ !.
,he ,s.oc;n,;on. wi,I IN ,he,, d;sc,e,;on. s,vayk
.,,daIs =. d;nl,n,as,n ;ha.vh,ors ,,.',,,,a,N
,orO ,f s,,cl o,,;cl.s nc ,ns.as. ,,s,,, ,,,aA
c;en, ~ en,Ia ,han, 10 such d;s,ino,;on
In conrlndino bis sneocb MI R,yrn,
soid. ~ e ORC n all. y WE
W. b.vo o,soe s.,;sf,c,;on IN oda;n, ~
tho n,biic nees, ,brnn,hon, ,ba IIn;,n 'bs.
,ven ,hai, co.oosra,inn 10 ,his n,gni6ca,'
en,ercrise. with ne,b,ns n possills s;nulI
exc.n,ion IN ,ho CIV ri NV WI
Whila offer New York paperx .of Fr;da1
give lhe par,ica urs of the 5uenina IN. de,uii
he ri, ,,r,,ld ne;,har yeno,,s he .d,si.as,, ~.
lmah.ss aay aIlusion 10 Them Whatever.
sss. -..---- -,
THE New GoLD CoiN--it vii be femeiIs1
brred Thai an ac, passed Congress in Feb.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

l4OJ AN ACT
To regulate the iers of Justices Of the
Pence and ConslabIes.
Sec. 1. Be !, enacted by The General As.
sembly OF The State OF Ohio, Tha, all Jusli.
ces Of the Peace Of this STATE shall, for ser.
vices rendered, as hereinafter specified, be
entitled TO the following lees, TO wit: Fol
simmons, each person named in the writ
fifteen cents: for order OF arrest, capias, wr
OF attachment, writ OF replevin or miiIimus
twenty five cents each: lor every subpoena
for one person, fifteen cents; for each per-
son Ia addition, five cents: for vepire fo
jury, twenty-five cents; for issuing execu
lion, twenty-five GEMS: for warrantin crimi
nal cases, each person named in The writ
twenty. 1--we. cenls: for every search warrant
twenty-five cents: for writ of restitution
twenty-five cents: for tnking and ccrlifyin,
affidavit, twenty. five cents; for order OF
jailcr for prisoner or prisoners, twenty .iv,
cents: for entering discon,inuance or So.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16


To regulate the admission and support Of
pupils in the institution for The Deaf and
Dumb. t'al Wf4 81. H
SECTION l. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly of the Stale of Ohio, Tina, all
pupils who have been, or may hereafter be
admitted from this Siaie.in The Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb, shall be supported
q, the expense Of The State: Prouided, that
the travelling expense, and the expense Of
clothing, shall be furnished by the parents
and guardians Of said pupils. sr
SEc g.. That in case the parents Or guar.
dians Of any pupil or pupils, shall fail d
any proper time, 10 fuanish the requisite
clo.hing forsaiJ pupil or pupils. shall be, ,ht
duty Of The auditor Of the county in which
said parents OF guardinns reside, upon due
notice from the Superintendent, Of said In
stilu,ion, 10 inquire into ,hemaller; and if
upon investigation, he shall ascertain tho
said parents or guardians are unublc. Iron
anv good catlse. In cnpanlI, mi W ,hau,>rSa,ir
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

oUNTRY . N E 0 MS. TIT ufTI ON one ,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-02
EVERY MAN A FREEHOLDER =,

NNHE UNION LAND ASSOCIATION respectfully
i inform the public that they have taken up
TRACT eligIbly situated at the junction Of the
Bridge road, Marlborough road, and the Piscataway
road, fronting the river, directly opposite the
Navy Yard, and commanding fine views Of the city
Of Washington and the Potomac River, which they
intend laying out in UILD1NG LOTS, to be located
6y ballot as soon ds ass Lotsore subscribed for.
The size of Lots 24 feet front by l30 deep, all
fronting on 60 feet wide streets, " st the very low
price OF goo each without interest," payable in small
monthly instalments, follows: $ upon each lot
upon subscribing and 50 for each lot every succeed
ing month, until the whole is paid, hen deed in
fee simple will be to each lothoder, clear of
every iaeambrance. The streets also will be graded
snd edged with shade trees, without extra charge TO
the lot holders
There are few objects which men more desirous
of attaining than the possession of house and lot"
adapted TO the sphere of life in which they with
these they are conscious of possessing comfort and
seciri for their families, which they would rarely
otherwise enjoy and il il with view to crafty 50
Iaudabe dssre that the present very low price and
easy mode OF payment have been adopted
Persous designing TO purchase lots should make
early application more than one half have al
ready been subscribed for.
Purchasers have the privilege Of exchanging laftsr
the drawing) for any Lots that may remain snsold,
BY paying 81 each Lot extra, and can have two or
more Lots together.
JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Ofice7th street, above d, ,op. Inteligencer office.
A6-0pen from q. In. to ,. In. mar @-lIa
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-02
NOTICE

ITO TUE CREDITORS OF THE LATE REpUB-
L Lie soE TESAS.-The creditors Of the late Re-
public OF Texas ore hereby notified that by an act
OF the Les'l1ture of the State of Texas approved
Feb- llth, lS54 the provisions of the act entitled
IAN at t provide for ascertAnug the debt of the
late Republic of Texas, approved March 2oth 1913.
has been extended until the 1st day of August 1855
therefore, all holders of any of the lirbities of the
late Repubc, which have not been heretofare unju.
dicaeed. whether the same be stock bonds treasury
notes. auditst paper, unIiqui1ated claims or any
oeaer description of debt whatsoever will present
the same for adj ustmsnt to the Au iitor and Comp
troiier, ut this Office in AUSTIN on or bsf re the
date Aforesaid. August lst 1855, the same are by
staNte aoresail, declared forever barred
Parties forwardng cltims by mail to the under
signed under the provisions OF the act Aforesaid tx
certificate Of issued therefor will be re-
turned in the same way should it be SO directed by
the claimant. otherwise il will ain in the AUDI
tors ONCE, subject to his order In all cases of the
transmission of securities to and from the Office the
same shall be at the risk of the owner or holder
When party deputies another to act for him
(Which Is requisite in second class claims,) a simp
power of attorney attested by two witnesses VIII
suffice.
JNO. NJ. SWISHER, ! Auditor
JAMES B. SHAW, ( COMPTROLLER
Austin, Texas, February I'D, 1854.
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