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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-07

SsTOCiks fOh sAIR-e2O. 900 Coupon of ,sr-
Tsnns..e Company. payable
1900 coupon Bond. q the yIrsIal. Central I,.lro.a
he Of shsse ssh ,hsre are only 800
Soo and no more can .soe Is on the entire
$4,000 I"s Sc. ssss maturity
af%a 81 s. ssa., Tor the
to @ .Tay I buy
'FS;s vI,Ps PaS 70 invest
SIa VII be sold sfTg under City Hotel
kaS RATS asS sSRrRfb
TioN ao &C. 4GThe Proprie,Ors having made
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n.ero ei ,%p%snt per .'ss%sr
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ships SRssi y TfssEE
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ans seIi yps sesa.as as srshMsf isr. CO. IN
STY or or & oo SsS, Capt Ros., S1 % wSss
STy q ship i'F'' lf'
CITY or BALTIMORE From 10 EIsasSsis iaGi sGa isl"s
CITY CITY 81 81 sa,s1Ssy 3ss Ps % a s
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Saloon q; $,i:ss s,9o" sS #
limited number Of 'h, sa. win be taken from Phi
S1s$ ESls%s'9Ss ,r ,n u Tss% Is:Pso 80
ss Gs iii 6
Froisss So shilling. per ton =" '"'"'"P'
ssS, England
vrev RroHARpsos pRaIss q MsDs =. 20 dPhI1SslPhs
HNXi.REss N0TICk-yIRaINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL,
RSAD.PARIsEN King take gres. pleasure in info
Company sHps1Ss
IysshSaiE ylsaa ,s t"e. 'ss s
viIiso1,sssas: =; ration. ,hs ,s6 q June
public fs S G hash
en.igs i2 70 run an m Express on nj, line
Eqs:; '-' "'' WI /. M&GiF tsent. %.' St
"A DAMS 4 cos New York yirginln .nd North taroIina
EsPec PEI United S s,ntes T 1 ,oa
sarg De- a &C. s-sying effected @ Win he y
special Express privileges
receive from York,
packages description with dispatch 0red
ced rates 'f =
Our E1pre. viii New York every Wednesday s,ur
splendid
Goods will be received New York ONCE
half o'clock r. NJ, on the day OF sailing. ' ''
Merchants and others ordering
quested order by "Adnms d Go Amship Express
inland Express will
Richmond daily charge OF goods
marked TO go via the inland route will be forwarded by the
Express. '''' ADAMS A co.
J.! L. MoDoNouGH, Agent, Richmond. =
FoTICE-ESpres. packages for Norfolk, Petersburg
uond Intended for shipment Roanoke
will hereafter ADAMS& co. %
the only authorised privileges
ships. LUpLAM A PLRAsANT2,
ieI-du 81 Broadway, New York.
m IMPORTANT DI.UOyEitN l--RELIEP IN TIN MNUTEsil
III BRYANs PULMoNIO wAFERs unfailing In cure Of
CouoHs, CoLDs hsuHi, BRONCHITIS THkoAT,
BRELTuSo CoSsuMpruS DfsEasIs oI
LUsos. They have taste Of medicine,
them health
fore despaired Testimony given In hundred single
dose reievesn Ten Minutes.
Ask Pnlmonc Waters. only genu.
ins stamped "Bryan" Spurious kr's safe
TweRty. eve cents box. Sold by des'l r.
W J. BRYAN a co, ,RocLester, N. ", Propri.t tors.
Wholesale by j. b. Wood, Richmond. 7 Robertson Co.,
tesbug RIyman, L5nchburg and Patteson, Wheeling
oc6-d8mf-IPl
~ Nv lla H. Il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-07
TH0s. O. sTEARNs, I62 Broadvay,
defs--L Between Liberty street aud Maiden Lane, N y
'A 'eissS PRSS5SxfD S1 fSlS d III 1xs or SAILING.

street, New York. BRoWS sHiPIEY 4 CO. iiycrpcoi: n O.
hoBhhIs CO. lS Kings Arms Yard London JOHN MUEROE
PER, Havre. '''' ~ " N
The these ship. for gold
hnE are signed therefor and the value
NEW SOHk Mti,Bi.RD iHoN WORKS, once aud sale.
pot Mandatory Cor. 9th IT.. x.,R Iur Car
,I.h PaL.ss New York re ori0is and cnsirs
PadSers ocL Cdses Jognters De- dLso Finds OF C
fngs for BaRdings sneh Hindco Lia SQ2s, Way
cGndy and Manaisecy beg leave 10 ea the aenon
5nf ssa to o.l is. .aes.
which they are now prodneing enlarged
equalied, and cannot be eIceied.
exact limitations of the varieties Marble
bert Jasper Pyrenese Light spar kc satuafy 6c kc
have elected the In Mar
advantages his discover m
ofwithsanding HIGH DEGREE OF HEAT resisting oils and
ACIDS which stain and deaee Marbles CHEAPNEss
(eeng about third the comparison ali kinds
antes also Of being and with parts
The MaIblng department Mr. DEM
VINO hrst introduced this iardlude deory public
OF patterns, will be furnished when desired.
Address orders and communications
de2o-dly - CHARLES CROSBY, Secretary.
UMl,OHTED CtHPETiNGs-FNLL, Is53-PETERsoN 4
HUMPHREY 379 Broddiedy, Waite street cali the at.
cen. stock Of rich and elegant cARPETNGs imported direct
from the kSaiisn and fKsScu City
@sdaon landscape border Medallion Carpets ihe
and confined mans
every new pattern made up TO the time Tapestry
and Brns-rls Carpets which
oarpengs not deem Il necessary 10 paT
euae our stock mention the number
better, all OF which will be sonabe terms
-, 40 ,,, PETERSON HUMPHREY,
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HMpoaTNNT NOTICE-The steamer PoCA. a sSs--y,
nONTAs has been Withdrawn from the route
for the season. - > tInZ
he bhbNiDEHE, Capt Clifford, continues route
every IutsdFy afternoon for BALTIMORE
ocll 80 IIfnJ "a ~ ahTan,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-07

oiGE-HANinE sold interest 10 the concern Of
~ sAcE WINSTON to JOS p. WINSTON he autho-
IIed 10 use the Of the
the be paid him. and ali debts due by mus be
presented To him for collection. NJ IL NICY
Richmond, November Path, 1858.
As will be by Mr.. wISsToSs Advertisement annexed h.
N continue the GoSery Commission and Business
at the old stand Of MACE WINSTON and Cordially recon-
no24 NJ II Htnx
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/. J.
H'P'' and l,eTs
sF W IsIE
mSGS3 GSa ;t fRashSi1 Rsh%sSd V.TE: NT
ssa sTs % a. . 81 s.1
as any .maf eab,snSS asS SSnH' S n Sey s article
sCHld I,pse.ial friends and he pSss ssns Sna
ersT Pofo Rco, Ser orlear, Powdered Loaf
oOTrsod Java, MarsAbO Lasuyra, Rs MANILA Cost. Rico
Porto Riee Nola..' 20 hhd. Portland syrup Cuba Molae
Ts,@PSnSonSs SSsts oon%r hSa.' synHox,.r sT1p ana
s,L,t-l. ss.LI1LiyssrpoOl allied Sacks
sperm and Taow ahaifboses
cas sa yaIi'ss % si"Ss d bpsssSo p6%nao S"42 Gross
s spa Country BnsrsAFD srFrAmsrcan Cl6RsFrcm to to
rSaT Roe srrins; IL hall bI Bacon Sides Shoulders and
Mustard london Starch Via Blue Cotton fsRS1 Ya tShaSn dIaS
sS Of Mssason y 1es 1ase
f@ ag d%l'1GH 4 KRsa sSaS
many other articles, making complete A""
~. mn, engaged the
conson,y sore Tcr aIS ise nla pST
pose o. conducting the business in all OF brancnes
BOOKS ruled aud made F'S'H RgkER ggks'EiR
aeEE EE------------ No. sEIchanse.
VIZ TUHkisIi CAPTiyE-GEo. NJ. WEST, Exchange
tn. 9TSoii,GFs TSsS,.S S,S,Is. ogs,' for Or 'alS
The Mysterious Parhmen Satanic License one ofthe bs,,
s0o oh EGgsnl S and New Ensaad on the
Mechanic. their Principles and Practical Application by Oil
Morgan the Ruecanser-S5 cents
Grace Manning-q5 cents
I,l.y y,ea Junk, ,he Tar fcr ali Water. 20 cents
deli ~, I'm t,,,, om..
tUDA MOLtssEs.-i2 hhds for sale by
" dey9 49, ..--. LDwisAwORTHAM A 90.
"INIEH SOLAR, spernaeeii, Tanners and Machine
s. y o Of the best quality YSiVsSsoSSr ,ssSS ,ry 90
HkuRDESs HORSE sHOEs-Just received : fresh Supply
- o Burden" Horse Shoes Nhich
e1 1@rike' asoi pr'e' ROBERTSON, OATES RAToLIFTE,
ufKi 49,. No. g. sign Of the Anvil.
Nh NiNCiNG KNIyE., Sc.-sau,sge Mills Meat Cutters,
w Chorpug Knives sausigc Suffers supply
ds99 ' ZIMMERMAN.
RP bbnkH AMI lEATiiili WALKING CANIo-e-we are
Tcevng In addition TO former stock o. Whalebone,
Irony LsccA Cocoa supply the
ABOVE Aastc Canes. For sale by ZIMMERMAN,
deli Corner Main aud 18th streets
STOVEs Orders will be executed for Cooking other
y sove' burning Wood and Coal n th. place
deli JOHN NJ GORDON SON
IuNHE sUBsORIBER constantly hand supply supe.
nor Cg.rr consisting In part of the bilovinK brands;
" Hsmo.' E1soI'
| a., And Flowers Of Havans.
$40 suppy Of LnnEhorn Armstead, and JBWakers eeis
noas ''s''' O'00 'S0'''0' JOHN H. BLAIR.
NAL0oNs-GALoONs- handsome lot aaloonI, for Cloak
asls O HIRTwErLa 90.
dSI.ASs ruRINss, riPeUes, Test Tubcs, aud
delS "D'H VIZ itI wais 'irs.,
NoY GOODS sullable r presents lust received lVge
o. r,t. % emsras,ns great variety tS .s e ~
,,, Imporisr Of Watches, Jsvsry And Fanny eocd,,
delI No. ie Main g.
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xKw YORK .DyERrrsEMESrs

"M. sTENT0N r son, Hard ware Conn
w mission Agents, 90 CIin Street, N. r.
AGENTS Tor manufacturers Of
Of Pen Pocket and Table Cutlery TAr Ho RIoEs Ege and
ftLss Of all descriptions. -
Order. solicited from the Tr,ie Direct Importation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-07

'''' y 'Vf ItF 'ASstt STRFTT, NtV Iofk.
eNEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
= W. PErreNGHL q 90, No. Ia2 Nassau Stree New
orh ana 10 State street Boston, have made such
we oe,t Snd most widely circulated Journals the
United States and csnsda that they arc enabled 10 rave
ing OF time and eSpcs'e the Advertiser, who do business,
htoush hs" They select the best raps and Advertise
poou'y he Very iows'i prices aays ttcp N, interest
Their customers view Merchants are invited to call on
mem and 'atfS ihsm'civs, that these ihing,sr srs,O
'eo-iy-lP1
SN,nhhsh Ot PIE MEiT CUrTKRs.-ssussge Mills for
,Sj m h for minee pies this article is ihs
~ wy ocuntTy ~ cuts or lbs ~ per minute II
preventing any bad taste. For sale By '
dei - ... r. NJ ZIMMERMAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-07

II I.onAhDs Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl ana so ~
country. AS HoH the best makers in the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-07

mAChiNERf AND MACHINE TOOLS.
- rnx Machinery Depot, Courtlaust .,ro, n,
MIcSS,s hAeHIsF Tools, and woodswOrth Patent r. &
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-07

AI IONHNfNG G0On9.--
INA Inpin and other makes Rlaek Panbarine
Black Alpaca and Canton Cloth
BLACK hootseine and Neunoes
Bassora and Tamcss; nev srtieles
English Cratts, for Trim ming and Wells
Love and Orape Yelis
Ianets, ait, and AieSanders Kid Gloves
Gro Grain, Orc DC Rhine, and ItaIJan sitt
Thbst, Long and Square shaEls
Velvet and Cloth Cleaks
!" |" sik Mantinas
des ~ CuRtaTtAu . n. .rupop
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

ven.ion 10 be held a. Logan, We will cordial.
ly support him lOF said Office.
5. Resolued, That the delegates 10 Logan
from this county have power 10 fill any va.
cancies that may occur.
6. Rssoloed, That the ticket formed to.
day meets our hearty concurrence, and Is
deserving, and shall. receive our united and
vigorous support OF the coming election.
2. Resolued, That tho course Of the
Peoples fountain up TO The presen, time,
as pretended Democratic Journal, has been
Of the most basoly dsorg ganizihg character;
such as 10 exche the ply Of all Democrats
Tor It's editor, as having been the willing TOOL
Of The old logy Wings Of The Cour,.house in
assisting 10 carry ou. plans TO retrieve ,heiI
broken fortunes in this county.
8. Resolued, That as c. w. Hoy ha.
DOTTED the mantle Of editor Of the Fountain
and assumed the garb OF private citizen
wo can pursue him no further In public
manner. and therefore say. "Go thy wa!
and sin no more"
9. Resolved, Tha,,he proceedings Of ,hi
convention be published in The Meigs Cc
Telegraph, Athens Co. Dsmocfa, and Obi
Statesman and Democrat.
A. CONDEE, Chairman.
M. M. DoDpRRRR. Sec'y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22
M. M. DoppRRRa. Sec'y.

LunATIcs.--E ESCAPE. R.--Our Sheriff, MIR.
Sherwood, started las. week TO Columbus, FOR
the purpose Of bringing home TWO lunati cs,
formerly sent from this county. who had been
discharged from the asylum--a young man
named Sayre, and "a lady named Hysell.
A, Ne'sonville, Mr.. Sayre. who had. previous
TO reaching tha, place. expressed great Joy
at The prospec. Of returning home, escaped
and fled TO the woods. He was not q. frs
missed, and oil pursui, aiierward proved un
availing. He started in the direction Of Co.
lumbus, and was,ruced abou. Two miles. af
YER which, nothing could be heard Of him
Neither Of the LunaIics were cured. MI
Sayre, in addition to his insanity is both dea
and dumb.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

TUscARAwAs IN THE FIELD.--The oppo.
nen,s 81 the admiDislraiion have held their
Convenlion 10 Tuscarawas. AcosresPond.
en-, Of the Cleveland Leader gives the re-
sui, Of their aclion as follows. The people.
Without regard 10 old party names. are boz
ginning 10 work together agailrs, the COM
mon enemy. The result will be great
Victory. w
The Republican County Convention oe
Tpsearawas met here on Saturday. Every
township was fully represented. There
were a6oui an equal number oi Wings and
Democrats in the Convention, and a fair
spvnkling Of FreesoiIers Manv Of the best
and mos. influential Democrats in The county
were in attendance. Everything passed off
with persec, harmony. A series Of srong
anti. Nebraska resolutions were adopted .Eko
,icke, is ihss.rongesi .ha. could possibly ~
nominated. I,represen,s !, oil The old parties
OH The new basis. fairly and honorably. a.
you can Judge from tho names. viz: For
Auditor, Phillip Uhrich, F. s.; for Clerk. H !
r. S.ockwell, Dem; j. H. Barnhill, Whigr
Probate Judge; N. s. Neighbor. W., Re,
corder; Geo. Fernsil, D., Commissioner; 81
Hoover, w., Surveyor; e. r. House, W..
Director.
Nine delegates were appointed 20 attend
, tho Congressional Convention. ~ \.
We shall row the pro.slavery hunkies up
Sal, river, in old Tuscarawas, this fall, by
1000 majority, and they feel il in their boncs
already, and are preparing 10 emigrais. q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22
The Dcmocr,tic Convention.

We were present short time on Satur.
day afternoon, at the Court. house. But few
delegates were In attendance. The proceed
irgs, SO far as we Witnessed them were con.
duc.ed harmoniousiH The report Of the
proceedings may be found in another col.
umn. We have neither time or inclination
ess extended remarks ON the subject. At
some future lime, we muy have something
further 10 say Of the Convention, the resOlu.
lions and the nominees.
One ticket is now In the field. Others
will be nominated shortly. we presnme.--
From presen. indications, We are likely to
have TOO many tickets, rather Than too few.
Blu, Of this we cannot now speak with GER
ta,n,y. Convention Of the Free Democ.
racy has been called Tor mex, month, whe.h.
er for nominating ,icke. or not we are moi
advised. The Wings probably contemplate
nominating another ticket, and the Know
No.hings will. in all probability, be In the
field. How many more tickets will make
their appearance, |. is impossible TO say.
If The people Of Meigs county desire ,c
secure ,he election Of the Democratic can.
dida,es nominated last Saturday. I, would be
well for them TO call as many conventions
and caucuses as possible, and nominate o,
many tickets as they have conventions and
caucuses. If Motif they believe that there
are o,her and better men, 10, them agre,
upon one ticket, and lei all the opponents o
this new.fashioned bogus Democracy sup
porl ,ha. ticket Such ticket is presented
in another column by Zone Of the people.
The names are all acceptable 10 US, and W,
can heartily endorse the views Of The author
EIt, however, anybody has any objections y
any Of the names, le, him suggest, olhert
and We feel confden, these gentlemen wi
/ Withdraw, II suficien. cause is shown VIII
they should do so.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

The Daily Gazette, Of Lancaster, 10 Gus.
pended. The editor and proprietor, Mr..
Slaughter, says Il has been sustained q. q
loss from the beginning. The Weekly Ga.
zetie will be continued as usual.
/ The people OF Ravenna, Portage County.
have subscribed $4,0l6,95 10 be used In en-.
forcing the new liquor law. g.'
ToRNADo.--A tornado swept over The
south part Of Brecksvills on Thursday eve
ming, uprooting trees, pros,ra,ing fences, and
whirling the rails about like swaws. Rev.
Mr.. Randall, Of Columbus, returning from
the funeral OF his mother at Richfield, 10.
ge,her with a son Of Gen. Ovia,., was out ia
buggy, exposedto the full fury Of the lem.
PEST, The horse, under the fierce driving
OF the rain and the peI,ing Of the hail, be-
came unmanageable. and the buggy was
dashed agains. stump and broken. The
horse alter running few rods was driven by
the lempes, agains, the fence, and The lines
becoming fortunately enlangled In the rails,
held him. The pursies who had saved
themselves BY Iedpihg irOm1he buggy. after
having endured the fiercess par, Of the storm,
succeeded IN gaining the shelter Of house,
thoroughly drshched, bn, fortunately other.
wise unlnjuFed A barn belonging 20 Mr..
Humleson. was struck by lightning and with
iIs con,enls entirely consumed, ClsUslsnd
Herald.
Il is Scared that the drouth is 80 severe
as 10 cut off a. leas, half the corn crop oI
Illinois. No such time has been experienced
within the memory Of the oldest inhabi,ant
There had been no rain for two months.
CHIcAGo, August 49, Seventeen counde,
In Iowa heard from. Grimes, Wing, l,lOC
ahead. ,1s .es
BosroN, Angus. lS.---A fro broke ou. Ia
CambridgeporI las, nigh, in Peke's stables
opposite ihe WATSON House, and consumed
the whole square, bounded BY Essex, Main
Norfolk and Austin streets, covering two
and a halfsc Among the buildings wer,
1.-The Odd Fellows Hall, Cambridge Omnibu,
Company's stores, Woods stables, larg,
number Of stores, dwellings, &c.
ProvrprrcE, August u Briggs 4 Alleni
mills, /, Smilhfeld, were wholly drs,royct
BY fire On Friday night. N "
The receipts Of The Baltimore and Obi,
Railroad, for July, were s3o9, 900.
AFrench war sleamsr captured q Russial
brig of 500 IONS of Valparaiso, and lowe
hos inlc por,s 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22
Foreign News.

NEw YoRK. Aug. l5.-There was a great
An1-Slayery Conference a, Manchester,
Eagland, on The lsi inst. Resolutions for
The i,nlredate and total emancipation OF
Slaves and the slave trade. and deprecaling
the acquisition of Cuba by .he Uni,ed States,
urging emancipation ihers as The bes, means
fur frustrating The same. &C., we're passed.
Goo. Thompson, q prominen, speaker in The
House of Commons, was there.
On Tuesday, Lord Dudley S,uar moved
res olu,ions declaring ,ha, Russia had viola
Ted the treaty engaging no, to obslruc' the
navigation Of the Danube, and that the pay
meni by England Of the old Russo Ouch
heb., under that treaty, be suspended. Ar
ser debs,e rejected. s's 80
A ieleesaphic dispatch from Vienna, states
,hat.he Russians were totally defeated al
Siabudgie on the Esd Of July BY the Turks,
: and los, 5000 ,nen. and 800 taken prisoners.
THE Austrian correspondent, however, con-
f,ra6icis this. .iE 9&
Thirty thousand Ouomans crossed tho
Danube ai O,eniiza.
The British and French officers were con-
,inually arriving o, Ru,schuk from Schuma.
A division Of Prince Napoleon's army will
probably be there frs, 10 enter Wallucha.
Everything showed The intention Of making
a serious attack al bucharest. A grand
council Of war was held between the allied
Generals a, Varna on the 18th. Fleets re-
nIainsd a, Ballschuk, bu, grea. operations are
on the eve Of ,aking place.
Numerous transports weresat CONSTANT.
nople, working day and nigh,, ,siuking In wa
ter, provisions andl stores Silis'ria is vcs.
ualled for three months. The King and
and Queen Of Prussia reached Ischil on the
3ls,. where the Emperor Of Austria is stay.
ing. A conferences Of grea, slgniicance,
with impor.sn, news, from the Baltic is hour
" expected. The English squadron with
French troops aboard, passed Go,hland on
the eth July. A telegraph dispatch from
Stockholm sia,es tina, heavy canohading was
hoard in she direction ol Bomars. Real
Admiral Mar,in, with nine ships was watch
ing llelsingfors. Rear Admiral Chads wa'
10 effect the bombardment Of Bomarsunt
s00n.
The French troops 10 occupy the Alant
IatAnuS. utTtVeu WIFI Ubo Wdiu ioiCo VI Wv
allied flee,s, and was Of Led Sound south o
the Aland Islands, on the 25ih. A eue
from Cors,a n,inople re.affirms that the ex
pcdi,ion 70 Crimra is positively decided on
aud commanded by ST. Cinaud with $4,000
men.
Queen Christina Is allowed loleave Spain
wi.hom violence, bul she hesila,es 10 be re
moved by force.
On the 29.h Of July, the Danish Govern
men, proclaimed a constitution ior the en-
tine monarchy. The imperial council con
sisls Of so members.
sligh, republican manifestation tool
place 10 Paris on the 29lh, when grea
number visited tho Column Of July. Som
persons wearing pinks in their button hole
were arrested. ~
Parma wns quie, on the ,25th. Severa
Insurgents were killed and wounded in
skirmish.
On the 22nd, numerous Austrian reir
forcemens arrived Ell Hamee.
The Pacha's eldes. son, Abbas Pacha, q
rived in England 10 visi. The Queen. but r
,ufned Immediately on hearing Of his fail
.-,x'a Lfaib,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22
Respectfully yours,
JAMES NJ. EVANS.

N S,. lNty ~, -,
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So.srs, ~ ss a'atos .nrs. S',aa s... ro.' MeeA'
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

MoRE Coal LAND srzeuIATioNs The
Western Messenger says thai MFo1r TOY TOY
Of The farms in, ,Ihia xicisy- have changed
~ 're Ahin the las, few days. The farm
q M. JOS Winden. 8 miles from the river
containing ESQ acres, sold for Sl3, 900; .ha.
Of MI. David Sommerville, adjoining, con. !.
laining 246 acres, sold for BIZ, 800; also, the
widow Psck's farm. on the river, conta lining
200 acres, sold for S75,o0O; and the farm
Of Mr.. John E. Lewis, some Fl miles back,
for $l0. 600. |, is bul few years back
since all Of ihese farms could have been
bough, for the smalles, sum above named"
Our friend OF the Messenger Is somewhat
mistaken as 10 prices as well as distances,
The" "Psck" farm is Immediately upon the
Ohioriver opposite Sheffield, With q frontage
Of hall mile, dividing the properly Of the
ewes. Columbia Mining and Manufacturing
Company" and contains 400 acres, mostly
conl, instead OF 200, as stated above. tn,
"Winden' farm is only II miles from Iht
river.
Referring 10 The last Report Of Mr.. Rob
bins, Presiden, Of ,he Wes, Columbia Mininl
and Manufacturing Company. we receives
The impression .hd. their possessions extend
cd along The banks Of the Ohio from Masor
City 10 Ice Creek, wilhou, any interruption
Why they should have allowed SO muc
valuable coal and sails properly 10 fall int
other hands. we may attribute to the fat
lha.is is only few days since the heirs .
the Peck farm decided 10 sell. and !. was nc
generally known. tf
We may expec. soon 10 see another Eas
ern Company developing the resources
this rich mineral region.