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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29
congressional Cohventlo,l.


Pursuant TO the agreement. the Convsn.
,ion me, in Logan, August 29d, 1854, and.
was organized by calling Joseph Sharp Of
Fairfield, 10 the Chair, and appointing N.
B. Colburn, Of Perry, George S. Baker, Of
Fairfield, Peter Davis, OF Athens, Nelson
Richmond, Of Vin,on, d. pangburn, Of
Meigs, and David Dresback, Of Hooking,
Vice Presidents; and William Carroll, Of
Hooking, Martin Kagay, Of Fairfield, and
John Ritckey, Of Perry, Secretaries.
On motion a .commi,,ee Of one from each
county was appointed toexamineshe credens
.ials Of delegaies chosen to the Convention
john CLANCY. OF Fairfield NJ. IA, Bolngy
OF Perry, John Ackley, Of Athens, Jas. ARM
strong, of Hooking, and John S~eps.one, Of
| Vinlon.
On motion, a commiIee Of one from each
county was appointed TO repor, The basis Of
representa,ion--B W. Carlisle. Of Fairfield.
E. d. Bingham. Of Vin,on, J. s. Earhar', Of
Meigs, R. M Brown, Of Perry, Em'l Giesy,
Of Hooking, John Dfugan, Of Athens.
On motion, the temporary organization
was declared permanent.
The committee on basis Of represents
ZION, made their reporl,hrough lis chairman.
| B. w. Carlisle. Esq, as followG
Fairfield Sc Hooking 81
Perry As Vin,on 10
Meigs 80 Athens 70
| Tne report Of the committee on Creden'
sials was received, and committee dischar-
ged.
r On motion, The several townships not fully
! represented, were authorized 10 6ll iheiV
i. delegation or cas-, the vote Of the tOwnshiP,
i and II any township be no, represented, that
the county al large supply The same.
On motion, The Chair appointed b. W.
9 Carlisle and Emanuel Giesy Tellers for tho
T Convention.
! On motion, Resolred, That the persos
. receiving majority Of all the vosos cAss, b
Q declared nominated.
On motion, The Convention adjourned Ut
i | o'clock, P. NJ.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

A MARVELLOUS LIGHT.--We learn from
gentleman recently from Pickaway county.
that, Edison Nebraska 0lds is dispensing
marvellous ligh. among his intelligent con-
sliluency inlhat region. He assures Them
tina, the repeating Of the Missouri Comprom.
ise "does not compel people 10 take slaves
TO Kansas or Nebrasha-i, merely permits
Them to do as they choose in that respect" !"
And his enlightened Constituents greatly re-
loice. and throw up their caps, and shout a,
this assurancel Verify, they supposed that
every mothers son Of Them was required TO
60 forth and buy negro, and forthwith
loddle with him 10 the territories. But no
such lhingl They may do just as they choose
about iH Hurra! for Olds and Nebraska
Douglas and Pierce forever
Now, there is law in this Stale which
forbids people selling spirilaous liquors vilh.
in one mile Of a camp-mee.iDg; and another
law which forbids people stealing horses
Suppose these laws should be repealed
People would no, thereby be compelled .t
keep doggery a. camp.mee!ing, nor TO be
come horse thieves. They would meiel,
be permitted 10 "do as thty choose in thi'
respect" Great country this. Grea. mar
this Olds.
We are told they have school house II
Circlevile--ihere is hope for the neat gen
eration.--O. s.. Jour.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

The CRoPs.--From almost every section of the
country we hear complaints of the failure Of the
corn crop. The long continued drouth, has, in
some sections entirely destroyed the corn and po-
tatoes; and inno locality, perhaps, will there be
fair average crop. In Illinois and Missouri,
corn is selling at so cents per bushel, at the cribs
This will seriously affect the Pork market
We may expect to pay high prices for Pork, Corn
aud Potatoes the coming season.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

ScIENTrIc AhERIcAE lin another column, W.
publish the prospectus Of this highly usefuliour
nall There is no portion Of America more il
need Of Just sucha paper than southeastern Ohio
Eighty copies were taken at Ironton last year
Pomeroy should take bundled. The paper il
oil Il processes 10 be.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

GoDEY's LADY's Boox.-The September num-
Der is before US. Cooley, somehow, has always
been favorte with the ladies'; and it is no great
wonder, either; for his whole life is devoted to
their entertainment and instruction. No man in
America is better acquainted with their wants;
and consequently no one is more successful in
his endeavors to please, Send on your money
early fer the next volume.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

"M. L. is informed that before his communi-
cation can be published in the Telegraph, we
must know the name Of the author. 1t was re-
ceived too late or this weeks paper, even if We
had known the authors name.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

THE WnARF.--We are pleased to be able to
announce that the grading of the wharfin this
place, has been let out Mr.. Biggs is the con-
tractor. 1t is to be finished in six weeks, for the
sum of $3.50, which amount will be levied as
corporation taxes Our people are determined to
have pubic wharf, and will have no objections
to paying for it.--Western Messenger.
The people of West Columbia are taking hold
OF this matter in the right spirit. The people OF
Pomeroy are also building wharf. Twelve hun
dred dollars have been subscribeds Messrs. Bes-
tow and Cartwright have contracted for portion
Of the work. and have commenced operations.
This Is Z, favorable time for the work. the Tlvel
|DeIng now at its lowest point.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

COUNTY CLERK.-Marcus Bosworth has beer
appointed by the Commissioners to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death of Col. Donnally
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

A CHANGE.-The last number of the "People's
Fountain contains the Valedictory of G. w.
Hoy, who retires to private life, on account OF
feeble health. We trust his health may be i'm
proved, and that he may yet enjoy many years Of
uninterrupted peace and prosperity.
The Foul utain has been greatly improved since
Mr.. Hoy has sretired-particularly in its editorial
department. Messfs. Rumble d Smith, who are
now editors and Droprietors, are quite young and
inexperienced; but they are industrious and per
severing, and, with proper management, will sue
ceed. We extend to them the right hand Of fel-
lowship, and welcome them to the Fraternity
So long as they pursue a straightforward, inde
pendent, manly course, they may expect our ap
proval and encouragement, If, however, al an!
time we find them straying from the right path
we shall consider it our duty to point out thei
error, and gently lead them back to first princi
| Piles. This we shall endeavor 10 do kindly, fo
their own good and the general welfare. w
hope they may never need any such correction
| We wish them abundant success.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

PETERsoN's LADr's NATIONAL MAGAZINE for Sep.
tember has been received. 1t is an excellen
work,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

ATHENS CouNTY NoMiNArIors. Democracy
Of Athens county met in Convention on the 18th
inst, and nominated the following tickets
For Probate Judge.-J. G. FRosT.
For Clerk of Common Pleas Court.-Wm. G.
LowREY. @
For missioner-CoRNELIus SrEENRoD.
No nomination was made for County Auditor.
This matter is left with the Central Committee,
who will announce the name of the candidate
some time previous to the election.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

O'Clock, P. M.
The Convention again convened, and
having oeen called 10 order, proceeded 70
ballot for the following named persons, With
,ka fall. ,,;a :, ...,,L,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-29

AZ the tAn0 ONCE ~ rOIt Les MOlneb.
commencing on Monday, The fourth day
Of September next.
Al the same place For. Des Moinesl com.
mencing on Monday, the eighteenth day Of
September next.
Persons desirous OF purchasing lands In
Iowa would do we'll 70 be- on hand.
The Buffalo Republic learns ,hai an ex.-
iensive secre. organization is on foot otnong
German born ci.izens, having the following
objecls in view.
Isl. Opposition 10 negro slavery.
Cd. Opposition 70 every species Of Eeli'
gious bigo.ry.
Sd. Opposition to Sabbath laws,
4lh. Opposition TO prohibiiory liquor leg.
| islaiion.
The regular meetings OF the lodges take
place every Sunday, and special meetings
are occasionally held when required. The
Republic gives much prominence 10 the
movement, a iull explanation Of which rans-
lated from German newspaper, il publishes
in ils columns.
ST. Louis, Aug. 81 The steamer Hunts
vile, a siern.wheel bon. from the Ohio riv.
er, loaded with dry goods, &c., struck q
snag and sunk, IN four OF FIVE fee, water,
opposite Plauen Rock. IL Is thought she can
be raised without much difficulty.
A large fire occurred this morning on
Main street, near Market !. l.origna,ed In
ReseIuheImer g. Bord's stove store. The
building and mos, OF The stock was destroy.
ed. Loss 10000 The goods in the ad.
Joining buildings reinjured'by water. Y
The Slave Democracy Of Eas,on Pa, held
meeting on The 2isi inst, and posed s,rong
resolutions IN favor Of the S,ale and Nation.
iul ADMINISTRATION, and Of the Kanaas- Ne
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Lecture
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perRnoe
There an old
dccanter, and it, z
mouth was gaping wide,
the rosy wine had ebbcd
away and lcft It's
Sfh crystal side and
the wind went
huminDg, hum.
ming up and down
the sides ], dew,
and through tho
rccd-likc hollow
neck, the widest
notes II blew.
placed IL in the win
dow where the blast
was blowing free, and
hncicd that the pale
mouth sang the queerest
notes to me- "rhey tell
mc'-puny conqucrcrs 1.-The
plague has slain his ten, and
war his hundred thousand Of
the very best Of men; but l."
twas thus the bottle spakc, but
have conquered moro than all
your famous conlucror so feared aud
famed OF yorc. Then como yc youths
and maidcns all, como drink from out my
cup, tho beverage that dulls tho brain and
burns the spirit up! that puts to shame the
conqucrors that slay their scores below; for
he hath dcluged millions with the lava
lido of woe. Though in tho paths of bat,l<
darkest waves OF blood may roll yet whil6'l
Kill The Body Have Damned The
the sword, such ruin never wrought, as
!, IN mirth or malice, OH tho innocent have
brought And still breathe upon them,
aud they sink before my breath; and year
by year my thousands tread tho dismal
road toi DEATH Now rum and whiskey
drinkers if you wish to follow OH, LII
paint YOUR eyes with blood shot winkcrs,--
and TO death still drag you on; and when
you btirn your boilers out, and down to
hell ypu toddlc, remember that your wocs
cannc Ort from that same cursed bottlc"---
Ihus sang the ancient bottle at the Bac.
chanalicn throng and thus it still contin-
ucs TO clant the cursed song--and would
70 Gfh its voice, might be shattered in It's
throt ttle--so wc could write the epitaph on
THE TOMBSTONE OF THE BOTTLE
"PLHAsE 10 Sror sN PapEn."--.'I am go.
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bsr. TO q newpapcr, to ono OF his ncighbors,
{" I can tat1ord 10 take it, a
81 How much does Ii cost you a year :. ask.
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Thinksof Ii only flsRcc dollars n year! a yea,
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such "a shrtli. 4 yearl a Who'll,
ysar and three cellars! And what dt
you get for our money ge A large, closel,
printed sf,set giving yen the news OF th,
week and gc amount Of miscellaneous
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humorous; 3f0u cant afford three dollar:
| for such h papey Whole year.
elase. nelghbor, you talk Ike N,
Inexperienced nan. never thought Of il II,
| just tHa osl flsroo dollars
for 4 ysat sIss paper como 10 me every
week. and love II; I always ilnd some
thing in IT that ling to ms And more
over, q, q scsopd thpaasls perceive that, af.
ter all 9 good tllss cheapest thing
9 uan can Aixe ,zsakp realipg for
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hayc already said Is Iii Id Hzinpers seem
90 have been designed 4Is,Iaat Exclusively for
tho poor. No man Is too Poo Is hike n good
newspapcr, because it IL slls post thine. he
ca, have.
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For each subsequent Insertion !. :. !. y no
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All political addresses will be charged as regular
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Every communication for publication must be
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The collognists thcn retired into Il corner
y ~ shrewdly suspected 10 converse about
the printing Of Congress. IHasa. .siar. 'sS's
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
NEBRASKA MEETING AT AMSTERDAM
NEW-VORE

Alta meeting of the citizens Of Amsterdam and vicinity
irrespective Of party held pursuant TO notice at the Han
instant the purpose of considering the bill before Con
Qreas known the Nebraska bill THOMAS y. P0TrEb
was called to the chair, and s. PULyER HEATH was
chosen Secretary.
Eloquent and powe ful speeches made against the
hill by c. Cochran Esq Of Schenectady Hon: John
Sanford Of Amsterdam and others aud the following
resolutions presented by G. w Hazelton, Esd were
ado ted by a unanimous vote
Rsd Tha, Of the present perous anctue IN cur Ma
affairs while hs erds open and d.sused OF human slavery
are Approprate the territory OF the hor
Inou and Kanss chs Of that Hila.o as-
citizens united protest sns popo.
Itself and disastrous to the cause OF e'h ana
Rsrd That deliberate and airocus asmpt on tbs part Of
the South TO yote compact Of wears standing "ef n.a5
ecysd It's fell confederation srepndsf aud 10 ~r uon eoaon
The which eoveasnted By covenant never 20 o. oshea
should be hers sye' an ssg.ys element h 70 se ~
tie hor, Institution has called before 20 bsnd together
defeue free labor and the OF N9rshsra
Rsd That in favor Of the policy OF tns ety fsnes
Of the res rather than expanding the po yers
and resve Importance OF Slavery aud that We view ya sn
sppehens the inense BY reason o. recent mAaHs
iiops the departures from ht Fafe and wise policy
rd Tba, while the South atitsd as one man 70 ta bold
Londsge the hear Of the Csnths n territory asr nan 81
the free Northern view with indignation and osan
GLd language to express the coGdnc OF thoss
Northern Representatives In Congress who Ia this solemn ors
eiIa5ls er sOnsuses humanity md Gsd 60 oyer ." the
Red That the territory Of Nebrsss aud Kansas the s~ors
heritage OF freedom That shall never es reduced % 5ayeLy
That degsdson and reschery of dsmssose whom ne
North has hosoIed 10 her shame freedom ms Dc
borse Of her fri nes 'bs hold II 70 s oar ~ ooa
the Noifh md hssnlJ tho shts sad inmunitss
which they shall have been d.ssdSon and ssen
Il was voted that these proc eedngs and resolutions be
published in the local papers and also IN The Albany
EretiEQ Journal and " z TrtbUae and that other pa
Ish tbp and copy Of the same be sent to the Hon.
Peter Rowe.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
N,en.l)o1Is paltu orlbme-
THE VOICE OF THE NORTH.
NO SLAVERY EXTENS ON.
ANTLYEBRAsKA MEETING AT UTICA

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.
Urea, Friday, March 10, 1884.
large and enthusiastic meeting gathered at the call OF
one hundred OF our most influential citizens and presided
over by Hon Charles A Mann was held in this city this
evening for the purpose of denouncing the bill aoom-
inaiions now before the House OF Representatives Tho
meeting addressed by the Rev Mr. Skianer she Hon
Josbna A Spencer the Hon Ward Hunt, r. Conkling,
ESQ and others and adopted by hearty aud unan nous
vote series of succnt but elaborate resolutions decar-
ipg the policy Of our Government in regard to the adms
sion of slave territory atrmiDga disposition TO abide by
pphted faith and claiming the same OF our southern
nogbbors and denouncing with severity the proposal IN
volyed in the aures presented by the Territorial Com
mittee OF the Senate
resolution was also adopted approving the course OF
those Senators who voted against the bill. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
Albert H. NIcoLAy, Auctions.r.
DOSITIVE SALE 70 the HIGHEST pYDDPP NJ |


4 FIVE HOUSES snd LOTS on l<TH-sT; No 11 BOwgRY;
ltsth and le,h, NewYorh snd South l.t g. J,r.e, Cit,
ALERT NICOLAY viii sell sucon without reserve the
hshsa bidder WEDNESDAY March IS 1884 az Il ocloes a.
the Merchants Exchange New, York:
hrH.sr Five new hvesor Pbilsaephi. brick Houses
stores and Los he north side Of lfhs
o. Nsn9e ion. l! ia sJ c5 u IN tq:s 2 lo ia BY
finished best style With base suitable for refecores
The horls rent for $40 .iSo remaa on
a. desired At per and the titie u incsputsble
bowLRYThe twenty ears pired lease from May 1884
OF the story brick Store and Lot Bowery side
tween Delaney and kvnsr IL contains Croon Water Gas
throushCD and occupied ~ Tea WNehouss Of
e2 and the tenant C0ton Water and does al the
repairs At his e1psIte Lit d IN BY lt Store % 3
IN BY r. Ground O. s Asd The premises well
hhied BY lsTse si ht TerG 81 co the balance
PAYABLE IN two yeArs IN iLsttllmens Of 500 each
N5TH aud N6TH-sTs- A and basement franc
House ELK Lots Wtb and l6s three lots each
rLnDBs through from street street $50 feet OF Gsv Lo
"a by C 10 House D. BY 50 n oniiug l6j,ht and bai
about In good snts filed with brick
tain. about ten aud finished style win
ties sdibe with bu5iufs The whole Il
cosed with good picket fence Gl 40 emsn bond and
mortgage for three 81 cent, .nd title perfect
SOUTH lsrsT JtRsEY CiTY-fOur Lots the south side OF
South ,t $50 f. q Grove Ind Known hngn Map Of
JeeJ City Bck No Lots n 23 ~ and 81 Is by 100
each They high Ero1rd IN rspy inprJvias
ne'thbori vny
proyem.I Jhe Ferry from the foot Of Ch.nb.rt Pa
vonsv which will operation during the will
within miuues lots and greatly increase
their value. Terms Cash, and Title perfect.
For further particulars Of ali the above property apply to the
ADetoneeT, No Broad st., New-Yoik. Q05J
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

fEoa LiyEkPooL
Saloon sher go saloon siter SaterOos Il gins
saloon ndshn - siioon ndshp 5atsroOslI
saloon fofy ard S. Sateroonsl5
lrciudng Ste Yards Fees
THIRp-CLhSS PASSENGERS
number OF third will be taken from Phil
aselfha and Liytrpool aid found IN provisions a..
Frsrn s25 From Liverpool su
OF VIII he sged here parties 40 are eef
ous Of bring ng out thoI iends 5pondng rates
Az exreIi6 Lccd SggeOn will be carried on each ship
Su al drafts draw al slght Oh Eng land.
for freight pesssse apply TO go.
FAMTEL SMiT H. No q Waln1t-t, Phi iadeiphls
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

EArIoyAL CosvISTIoS AGAISsr THE REPEAL OF THE
Missouri CoMPRoHI5E-A correspondent Of The Uaion-
orn Pa DsmOer0t suggests tho calling of Convention
Of Delegates equsiDg their approximation in Congress-
from all the free States in the Union 10 meet at Pittsburgh
Pa on the 4h July lsS4the delegates to be selected by
couny meengs irrespective Of party of all those opposed
to The repeal Of the Missouri Compromise and in favor Of
he rie hts Of ffeeuep
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re TRUSS. SHOULDER BRACE

NR. CLOVER TRUSS, SHOULDER BRACE
Il sudFLAsTIC sTOCKlsG INSTITUTE, No u Annst -
NORThs patent n Truss shoulder Brace and Female
srrroer u. prnc Also Be. females snd
p,et feIsoIs for legs Weak Askes Curved
Euno Ladies' through she hail. AMI female
IN aenfanee notice particularly Dr GLOVER
Nofl2 Arnst
DR PHNNEYs VEGETABLE
~ FAMILY PILLS
A B. d. SANDS AgsDts
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

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