Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

lpr- AZ .,he Items; bu. give The 9ollpwiqgr
which ough. ,ohe satisfactory.
Amaun, Of Notes ir eireulalion, si95.9sQl
Gold and Silver on hand, q ll$,20S
No,esof Banks of Other S.ales, I29,S65
Notes Of ViSginiu Banks, 1,205'
Due from Banks and Bankers, West 66,775
Sghh Exchange, Easl, e>.sayss 44,9o0
NEw ENTERPRisE.-A prospectus has been
laid.on our1able foranew paperrobe called
the Star Of the Kana,cha Vallersto bepub.
lished a. Buffalo, Putnam county. Va, by
RUMBLE & MURRELL. John Rupdle will be-
remembered as q former partner IA the
Psople's. .Eogatain. and. friend Murrell as
one Of the former publishers. Of the Yves,
ColumbiasM Messenger. They are both young
men Of energy andsinduslry, and we wish
them great success In their new undertaking.
'1Hlfl395 80 IL y -.-A - AHt4
Printed CoRREsPoNDENcE.-W q have re-
ceited a circular from VIM. F.. Gordon,
Jr., who wishes US, in common with all other
publishers Of weekly papers, 10 pay him $lS
per annum, for a printed slip, once week.
she same ms,,eruo bc sen, 10 al other news
papers containing such i,ems Of news or
gossip as he shall feel Inclined to pick up
and cola.e, Of ayings and doings,in the city
Of Bahimorsa Said Gordon, if we mistake
nos, once'seryed us in the capacity of jour.
ney man primer; and ffom Nha, we then
i.srrura' I.r' q aHr, We sno6ld noi desire any d
bis corn espopdence, "a. any price, ss we have
no conidencein in his judgment or ability. Bu
when he asks Us 10 pay for The same ma.lel
which he designs sending to q hundred o,hel
newspapers, and concerning matters abou
which any edilor can inform himself easily
BY simply reading his exchanges, We bel
cave 10 deciihS. When, we wish 10 employ
an assistant, We shall choose one for ourself
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The KANSAS HERALD OF FRREDoM.--
Scarcely six months have passed since III,
bill organizing the territories Of Kansas Ant
Nebraska became "a law. The lands ,hel
were all owned by, and III possession Of III,
Red Man Mark The changel As if b
magic, The country is being populated b.
hundreds and thousands and lens Of .hous
ands Of hardy, energetic, Intelligent, liberty
loving American citizens. Already the.
have located and surveyed towns and cde
BY The score Already they have erec,e'
churches end school.houses; and sill more
they have the newspaper .here-not onl,
one lille eight by ten sheeg bu, half dozel
large, beautiful. ably conducted newspapers
We have before US. No. l,Yol. 1 Of .h
Kansas Herald of Freedom Inl,ypogro
ply, in size, III ability, in everything ,hs
constitutes a valuable newspaper, il viii
compare favorably with our very bes, easter,
or western exchanges. In fact. 1t may b
called model newspaper. The!proprieto
&C. w. BRowN, Esq, formerly editor q
The Coneau'viIlo (Pa.) Courier, has take
into tina, new territory steam .powei press
and of.he first number, 10000 copies wsr
printed Il is designed for calculation in III
States, and will be found q valuable paper /
hose who contemplate emigra.ing to the
new country. The Hdrald has Ave editor
1-Mr@Brown and four assistants --ons, VIII
g act as tourist. spending his lime in ira,
cling over the territories, and furnishing Oh
Herald with descriptions The terms of,h
paper are $2 per 'annum, inradvance. W
desire 10 be booked for an exchange, .ha, "
may furnish our readers With occasions
, news from The Far West. .,, .s f,;9a. ,a,