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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

The New York Herald says Iha, the FIRST
practical slep towards the realization Of tho
magnificent idea Of connecting China with
the Uniled States by means Of steamers, was
broached by Mr.. Seward, who reported q
bill establishing line Of steam vessels Of
two thousand luns burden between Califor-
MIA and Shanghai, stopping a. the Sandwich
Islands and Japan. HaIfa million dollars
annually for five yeats for transporting mails
on this route is 10 be given. The bill also
provides that, in case the receipts Of The
postage do not reach the required amount,
lhe deficit shall be paid on. Of the Treasury.
Public attention will be direc,ed 10 The i'm.
msnse importance Ofihe enterprise, and lead
70 an active inquiry into the subfcl, which
| is the mos, nolable remaining 10 be accom-
Iplshed BY our people. y
Lei us have q pariof ,he money proposed
10 be appropriated for this purpose, 10 builC
the Pacific Railroad 10 cross our own terri
l'pfy, iiS5Ss i9ti ASsfas.f 3.i& ,f6G} ss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18
! The GrcaI Coal Fields.


Heap the coal into furnaces. 8 Turn jim
to gas. Cous,rue it into any form for fuel
or for ligD. There is no danger that the
race can exhaust ii.l. The old folks used 10
IRE, for fear The woods would give out, and
tho world in ils last days go chaltering and
shiyeriog 10 bed with cold. But, packed
away between the rocks, yet SO Snsar the
surface as easily 10 be reached, he millions
of cords or fuel thai have been seasoning
'.from the beginning" lie who lakes care Of
Know No,hings and Irishmen alike, just as
if both were e, TO live, when he gave the
earIh's surface for their habilaion, did moi
omi, 10 dig cellar and put coal enough in
ito olDlaN all who would ever wan, il,---
This cellar reaches from The polar circle 10
the Hopic Of Cancer. and for most every
apartment oi our house Of many gables
there Is door and o staircase 10 reach il.
III More Ihan $1,000. 900 IONS are annually
dug from their grea, deposits, and consumed
in England and lrelape. From The $50
mines Of Belgium, IN 1887, there were taken
! 500, 900 tons Of anthracite and bhuminous
Goals. And ihe fields OF il iha. undsrlie our
copdDept srerfar beyond all the exhaustive
powers Of our race as Isl npossibleto exist
bere for centuries. We have been struck
withl the immensi,y Of these fields. even SO
far as they ore now known on an exumina.
ton ofa'geologicul map lalely published by
Phillips, sampson A. Co, Of Boston, in con.
nec,ion with Presiden. Hi,chcock's Outline
of the Geology Of The Globe, Beginning a
The northeast, there are 10 600 square miles
OF II, embracing ihe wholeo Of Nova Scoiil
and much OF New Byunswicka kaslAdeposii J.
found in lhe southeastern par. Of JMassachu
seas aod In Rhode Island;Tnoi yet mucl
worked, but covering the, area Of more thar
500 Squire miles. The great Appalachian
beds sla:'ing iuFPsnhsylvania, embraces il
i,ssou,bwesierhxea much Of Ohio, Virgo
10, and Ksn.ucky, runs nearly ysacross Ten
ness0e, and spgeadsin three sections, like lhl
tale oEa prodigious whale, across ihe cen,r
Of Alabama. q lie length 10 720 miles, iis ara
i lO0, 900 square miles. Another field reache
f.om lar south o( the Ohio into Ken,ocky
'norihyesiward across Indiana and Illinois \
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18
Platform Or the KNOW Nothing,,s,.'

A good deal Of anxiety Is manifested by
the public generally, 10 ascertain ihe prin.
ciples and purposes Of the new political or
ganiza,ion, who have dubbed themselves the
know Nolhings.'' This party has news.
paper organ in Boston, called the "Kpow
Nothing and American Crusader" which
keeps the snbjoined platform standing at The
head Of lis editorial column; 'ir td3agr!1
1.-The repeal of all Naturalization Laws.
2-None bu, NATIVE AMERICANS for
office.
3-A pure American Common School
System. ehul {Ta| E3i 10 iahf'~ --' ,1.
.o4--War 10 the hill. on Romanism. .l.
5--Opposi,ion, frs, and last, oi,he for
nation Of Military Companies composed Of
Foreigners. 80 .'
y6-The advocacy Of a sound, healthy and
safe ,Na!ionali.y.np-a agg 5.ta l3in 81
g7--Hos,ili,y TO, all Papal Influences. in
whatever form, and under, whatever name.
8-American Institutions, and American
Sentiments. s'h'A n
ia8--More striRgent and effective Emigra.
lion Laws. . - sysfeli ,tsgS- 3,
lo-7The amples. Pro.e csion TO Protestant
Interests.
1.-THE doctrines OF The reyered WASH.
lNGTON and his companiots. K ''so
.a:12-The sending back OF al Foreign
Paupers or Oa our shores. q sl9
l3-TNe1 idi:on Of Societies, 10 pro-
ieci all American interests.
14-Eternal enmity 10 all who attempt tc
carry out the principles Of q Foreign Church
or State. IByi,s soi D'r4l iipaa !ae
l5-7Our Country, our whole Country
and nothing but our Country. ,.t
i6--And finally, American Laws anc
American Legislation, ard Death to all for
eign Influences, whether in high places oI
low. ,tudfl tge bsiiqbo. 10 fgtaas al as ID
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

AMERICAN VIcToRY AT ScHUYLKrLL UA-
VEN, PA.--The Democratic organ Of Ibis
place, the Ledger, announces the delea. Of
It's party in this wise: ra a~
s'That this place is entirely Democratic oil
must admit. In fact, the Wing party is as
effectually dead in 4his borough as il is
throughout The whole country. To argue,
therefore, iha. the Know No.hings here are
composed ol the remnants Of the defurct
party, is absurd -4rgerba. $50
The Ledger then iries to read savage
lecture TO The seeding Democrats, and
pounccs upon "lhe mystery OF The new ism"
with about, as much sense as horse in Q
burning stable. .t
'Forced 10 do jus, SO, and. not allowed 10
depart therelroml Better establish an abso-
luie monarchy al once and give up all right
for the people 10 govern. We pity The man
who is so lost 10 his own Independence, as
10 throw any Gammels around his actions.
Query-Did the editor Of the Ledger ever
pity the 'hard.6s,ed Democrats Of us Dor.
ough before they saw proper 10 vote The
American lcke,l--Amsrican Banner, Phil,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

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WHATS THE Ngws.--The De,roi. Free
Press thus vere handsomely alludes 10 this
question, whchis so often propoundsd with.
OUT an answer: @u1H ieuueasf baE
What's the news!" is apparently the
mos, unanswerable question which agi,aics
The country. Day afler day i, is rel,erated
by men women and children. And ibough
rairoud collisions follow one another week af.
ter week--',hough sleambonis periodically
blow up and burn up though murder uinls
are ever and anon upon tho public .oneuer--s
and though thousand steam presses are
sweating and Kissing in their close, damp
cellars. high.a after night, 10 ,el. The people
all ,his-yet still, ever and ever. asceHaeth'
the insa,iu'e American cry, whats the
newsP .e.s..t. ,,, /, i,,.. (,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

THE RAILWAY Observation-Disclosures,
Friday, Juy THE total number who
have died, up TO this evening, is 32, and
three or four others are not expected 10 live.
4 warran, has beer issued for Parks Win.
chester, the Superintendent Of The road. IL
is rumored he resigned this morning. 4,
The accident is now attributed chiefly to
the recep. removal OF a competent and ex-
perienced President and Superintendent, by
political prescription, and appointing ineffi.
cieM and inexperienced SUCCESSORS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

LIQUOR LAW coNsrlTuTIoNAL--We
learn from passenger on las, evenings
lran, lha, Chief Justice Corwin has decided
.ha, the Liquor Law passed by the las, Leg
islature is Unconstitutional. Under which
decision several persons confined in The
Champaign county Jail, for violating provis-
ions Of said law, were released from conine.
men,.-D Daily Statesman Democrat Of 4th
inst .HfH iu .Nt|.I T.f- ...#Hr.ffA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18
Reduction in the state Levy.

Il is now well understood thai The levy for
Stale purposes has been reduced by the Au.
dior of Stale from 81 cents on the hundred
dollars 10 354 cents on the hundred dollars.
This fact has been seized on by some Of the
Democratic papers as showing tha, the taxes
Of each Individual lax payer will be less this
year than last, and The public have been a6.
vised 10 congratulate themselves on the re.
suit. Now ii is all a mistake tha. this lacl
leads TO any such result. Each individual
who has the same properly this year as he
had last, will pay the same amount Of taxes.
The way this happens is thus:-The same
properly which last year wus put on the tax
lis, at 81, 900, is this year pu, on al 81 ,437
--ihe produc,veness Of the properly in The
meantime not having changed the least.
Las, year the Auditor wanted TO raise $5.l0
from tha, piece Of properly, and il being
valued at 81 1000, he levied on il a. the rate
Of 81 cents on The hondred dollars, and got
jus. the sum he wanted. This year he wants
70 raise the same sum from the same prop-
eriy. and finding i. chalked up 20 81 .437, he
levies on i, at the rate Of 35l cents per humid
red dollars, and gels his $50 again. =,
The whole thing amounts, TO just this:
The valuation Of, each mans properly has
been raised on The duplicate in. The same
proportion that the levy has been diminished,
Take this county, Hamilton, for instance,
The ,olal on the duplicate last year was
neariy SO millions; This year j, will amour,
probably 10 100 millions. On this basis the
levy Of S5l will produce rife more Than
the basis Of 83 millions at 81 cents. We
suppose The Auditor mean, 10 secure full as
much as on The old basis, and The reduced
levy will doubtless do IL IN Montgomery
county last year, The duplcuIe was seventeen
millions, this year il is ',centy:f four millions.
The former sum al 81 cents on the hundred
dollars will produce $86,7o0; ihellauer at
Scents onihe hundred dollars will produce
$86, ,400-a difference Of only $500. In
Champaign county, the personal properly
has increased from $2, ,136 last year, 10
rs, 500 1865 this year. The personal prop.
eBy7 ,axeddast year At 81 GEMS on the humid
red. d.produced $l2, 1886. The personal prop.
erly in The same county taxed this year but
36 cents on the hundred, will produce $l2.,
633--an increase of $347 on personal prop
cry alone. About thu same showing nigh.
be made as 10 the entire Stale. Gin, Ggz. +,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

CONCORD, July 6.-The tenth baIloi for
Senator was had this afternoon. The whoh
number ,vf votes Gas. was 500; necessary 70
choice, 155. Wells received l47, Nor.
rison 81, Eastman 80, Tappan 3, Clark "a,
Goodwin s, sca,lering 4. No choice.
Eleventh ballo,-We l48, Morrison 95,
Eastmsn As, Tappan s, Clark IA, Goodwin
4, scauerng 0. No choice. IA
A motion was then offered by Wing 10
indefinitely postpone the subjecl-caHied.
1859 10 i47. .......
A motion 10 reconsider was negalived--.
l57 10 IA; thus seIlling the question: icr,he
present session,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

SAvlEs THE UNIoN,-The N. Y. Herald
was an efficient aid in the election o! Pierce
and the, present Administration Congress.
lis Washington correspondent on the lsl..
thus sums up the doings Of the Congress
aforesaid, and future probabilities:
The early adjournment Of Congress is
regarded here as an administration measure.
Il will in all probability be the means Of
confning the legislation Of the session 10
ihe Nebraska bill, the ten million swindlc,
and the naked appropriation bills. Harbors
and rivers are to be neglected, The tariff is
TO remain untouched, the re. reorganization OF
the navy is TO be postponed, the Texan
creditors mus, wait. all the private claimants
upon the justice Of Congress must continue
10 siaTve, the various bills matured by The
saveral commiuees can be solo for waste
paper. This is beautiful issue for The
Democratic party 10 60 10 the country with
in the faR elections. An eight months ses.
sion and nothing passed but bill 10 save
the Union" '7a"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

PENiTEETIARy OasANlzATIoN.--Mr Dim
mock has al last resigned his position as
Warden Of the Ohio Peni,enliary. whereup@
on, last Thursday, Mr.. Samuel Wilson, wus
appointed Warden for Two years, DR.. Alben
Do Lezenski Physician, in place DR.. John
son. and Rev, Ira Norris, Chaplain, in place
Of Rev. t., Donahoo. ,+l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

SLAVERY IN CUBA.-The Queen Of Spain
has lately issued some new DEGREES respect
ing slavery IN the Island Of Cuba, The OBJ.
iect Of which is shown in The following brief
summary: ''@ A' "
A determination, publicly expressed, 10
put down the, slave trade, and 10 keep faith
with Great Britain. ~ "a '.'s 50 ''
An endeavor 10 force the whole slave
population on the island into works Of agri.
culture, establishing high taxes on those re-.
tanned for household purposes. 'rs tA'
The organization Of a system ofcoloniza.
lion for Spaniards, Yucalanese, and Chinese,
defining their obligation and rights ~
And finally, tho compulsory registering Of
all The slaves in the island At this moren,
so tina, any negro (excophng those subse.
qen,ly born) who is hereafter unregistered
and who does not carry on hima copy Of
lhe register, will be considered as unduly
introduced, and declared ipso ficto Tree. y
The effec, Of registering the slaves in d.
mlnishihg The slave trade Is described as fol
lows: '9''7a''''ia Y 'a4'.' tl''9' F" 'H"'
The negroes fraudulenily introduced are
worth now as much as Legitimate slaves, fol
as soon as they are dlsembaIked and divided
umongst,h the estates, neither the.one nor The
other Gun DO the object Of legal search, be-
cause II is always easy to illustrate any in
vesiigalion respecting them. Blu, when the
register is established and closed, the tenure
Of the real slaves will be as secure, as will
be epheneral and uncertain that which it IL
sough, to exercise over those which are no.
so. This will al leas, produce very con
siderable difference between the value OF lht
RESPECTIVE classes; and the consequence OF al
this will be. ,ba, The slave traders. not find
Ing the risk they run. Sufficiently compensa
ted BY the proitshey obtain. will abandon
forever SO unworthy traffic. ~ tj
4 The decrees for the Organization Of sys
tenn Of colonization for Chinese, &C., arr
very long and minute, and seem in,endec
10 fully secure The rights Of the colonisss.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

trouble to see them Bd. the mos, singular
feature Of this Congressional publishing bus.
iness is the distribution Of miscellaneous
books among the members which each
House never fails 10 vote. gArecen, number
Of the Washington Star. stated that the
amount voted by the House aoi Representa-.
lives TO pay for the books ordered 10 be dis
,ribu.ed among the present members oflhat
body was $l99. 500, 81, and if TO this be ad-
ded she amount, requisite 10. pay for the
books ordered for the eighteen new members
of .he, Senate, the total umount Will be
$a21 900! 9a'' gre y" Dug sfa'o"' : ,t4
The books thus ordered are not official
rpports- or documents connected with the
present Congress, bu. works got up by prl-
va,eindiyiduals on q variety Of subjects, and
deemed BY The members useful for reference.
-Roch. Democrat ~ 'f1-@ ~ -'l'' =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

Every body admits that the Know Nolh
ings are strange fellows. Ills as difficult TO
discover who aud What they are, as 10 pene.
,ra,e the mysteries of the dark ages, or 10
trace out,he authorship iof,he 'Junius let,
,ers.' They may be o, your elbow, and
ye,you know nothing OF their presence;
you may talk with iheni, and do a hundred
other etthings, and moi have the renotes, idea
of'ihe proximity ofthose persons ioyou, for
whose confidence you would give new
creation. ~,
The Nescark Daily Mercury who claims
10 be Know Nothing al least with refer.
snce TO who these mysterious characters
ars;ISlks thus flipan,ly about ,hem:c I'VE
solemnly ysubmi, tha, these mysterious chaps
ought 10, be learned better manners. than TO
keep ihe:public constantly in the dark as 10
sheii Whereabouts and dcings. Y" 'g 2
I'VE have seen !, stated E,ha. these gentry
enerally visi, public places in'squads Of
sirieen' This is simply guess.wark. No
outsider can know how or where the Know
No,hings' appear in public. Above every.
thing else, they may be supposed 10 avoid
appearing In crowds, for thai would excite
suspicion and they are, cautious dogs. Il
you have purchased a new, cage and wan
TO catch Know Nothing 10 fill il, YOU
musn's expect 10 find him BY looking among
a acrowd.s Indeed. you find him at all
you will something smarIer.han you are
supposed 70 be. \ l sa1i5isosse ,etJ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

We once saw young man bravely turning
up his glass; he was true hearted glorious
fellow, and was. he said, sowing his wild
outs. We afterwards saw q policeman haul'
ing miserable drunkurd from the guuerto
the watch house. The wild Uals were being
harvested. lst aosf-4 a..r sFo ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

PHlLADBLPHIA, July s.-The Bslric's nd
vices received This morning arc unCavorable
for Brcadsufs- s--markei dull for all descrip.
lions. Only sales Of Anur reported are small
lois iouade O, S8 5000 for common and
extra brands Rye Flour no demand--Cmn
meal dull.and 25 cents ower--suls 400
bushels Pa, al 3is. .,,.f 3eS.,4. .T:
The Illinois Central Railroad Company
has officially reported Schuyler's liabilities,
TO them a, 02,400, which is amply se-
cured BY Bla,chford & Rainsord, brokers.
The Harlem Railroad Company have sDed.
The Southern Michigan, No.lhern kndiuup,
and other cpmpanies have resolved 70 invite
public inyesligalon into'.he TransIsr Books
and anloupt Of stock issued. syf
Dsalhs in New York this week 76i, in.
c!udias 90 By cholera. t,ae
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

SIT there belone thing more 5nbsurd ahan
an other in the new doctrines broached BY
the slave democracy, 1, is that of 'SquQlier
Sovereignty in the Territories. Il has no
foundation on which 10 rest, either in fact or
theory, under. a representative form Of gov.
erpmen,. With whom does the sovereign
" resided Ifwi,h the people OF the terri.
tory, where the proprie,y Sofe applying 70
Congress atalll fihepeople are indePen.
dent in one thing, they are Independent. III
all; and Il Congress may not legislaie in re.
gard to slayeiyinihe Territories, i, may not
legislate on any other subject By owhai
righ, then. does Congress direcl The appoin.-
ment oiGoyerNors,a Of Judges. Marshals,
A,lorneys, and assume 70 exercise The. pow
or OF ordering the whole machinery Of gov
ernmeni, If there be Sovereignty resting
with The peoplei The whole thing is sim
ply ridiculous, a,, aissa,.s ,,a1asnl
u slaves be persons, then Congress may
legisla,e for them as for any other persons.
lfslaves be only property, they canno, be
represented 10 Congress or elsewhere. BY
the law Of Sovereign Safe or Territory,
a qualification ofproperly may be attached
10 voter, but not aplurali,yi Of votes, for
tho, would be anti, Republican. But this
would no way affac, national representa-
lion, whether in State or Territory, which
is based solely on, persons. ai The right to
take slaves into the Territories Of The Uniled
States can only exist under the admission
that ihav Ara IN ha Yeoo0nizad ne nronavfv
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

il Rise IN THE PRICE,OF ENeLIsn NRwsPA.
PERs.-rIna consequence Of she grea, rise In
the price of.paper In Englsnd. seriously di.
minishing if moi altogether destroying the
pro6's OF fsomec ofa,he provincial journals,
somelcf The journals there have resolved 10
IncfssSelhsiF rates Of sale aud subscription,
In Glosgow- a movement Is now going on ,c
raise Ahe, price Of all the papers Two csnB on
Iacopy.f in England ,hs, Birmingham Jour
nal has jus, taken she lead With ashnilal
increase. sN599g.s bsl y,65 .,,jtks E
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

The mos, ancient manuscripts are written
without accents, stops or separation between
the words, ,nor was h until ufler the ninth
century thar copyisis bryan ,oleavesPaces
between words. No
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

CREEPING Times LIFETIME put spider
into a lady's hand, says Dickens. she is
aghast. She shrieks--lhe nasty ugly Thing.
Madame, the spider is, perhaps shocked al
your Brussels lace, and although you may
be the most exquisite PALMER living, the spi.
der has hghtio laugh at your coarse daubs
as she runs over them. Just show her your
lcroche, work when you shrek at her, 'Ilave
you spent half your days upon these clumsy
anti.macassars and these ottoman covers ?
My dear lady.is that your webb II were
big enough, | nigh, with reason drop you
and cry out at you. Let me spend day
and bring my work. | have four iule bags
OF ihread-such liule bags! In every bag
there are more than I 1000 holes such Tiny,
Tiny holesl Out Of each hole q thread runs
and all the ,hreads--I spin together as they
run, and when they are all spun they make
but one thread Of the web | weave. | have
member Of my family who is OF herself nc
bigger than grain Of sand. 1't'' aP . .ag
Imagine whata slender web she makes
and OF that, too, each thread is made Of A.,
900 or 5000 threads that have passed ou, o
her lour bags through 1000 or 5000 LILLE
holes. Would you drop her, TOO, crying ou
about your delicacy? Apreuy thing, indeed
for you TO plume yourself on your delicacy
and scream a. u.s. Having made such {
speech, we may suppose lha. the indignan
creature fasIehs rope around one Of The
rough points OF the lady's hand, and len
herself down lightly to the floor. Coming
down s,airsis noisy. clumsy compared
TO such way Of locomolion. The creeping
things we scorn are miracles Of beauty
They are more delicate than any ormoll
clock or any lady's watch, made for pleas
}ure's sake, no bigger Than shilling. LyoDe
counted 4,04l muscles in single caterpilla
and these are small part only Of It's works
Hook found $4,000 mirrors in the eye Of
blueboule, and ,hero are $4,000 separat
pits that go TO provide nothing but The &C. o
breathing in q carp.
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4 THE TELEGRAPH,
uBLIsHEp EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, B,
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One Dollar and Fifty Gents,
n paid in advance, s,,, ,,,-,s,i,4,. s,.,,s0
Two Dollars within the year.
n not paid until after the expiration of the yea
sd Two Dollars and Fifty Gents 30
will be charged " egls q kfg .alg!H g57l
4. gFNo paper will be discontinued until all ar
tearages are paid, except at the option Of the pub
fishers.
'aETAll Communications on the business of the
office must be postpaid to secure attention. 81
agT To Clubs, of ten or moreY the papeywll
qe furnished at liberal reduction in price, 1ue
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Rnics of Adrertising

One squae (1s lines OF less) three weeks, 81 co
Every subsequent insertion, {: !: :.:,:,r 20
One square, three months, -: /: 3 90
One square, six months, : -: /: 80 90
One square, one year, :ss'':l: :: 8 90
One half column, one year. Er: :j:0;f20 90
Three -fourths-of column, one year, ], 25 CO
One column, one year, I: 5: &: IN: ~: 30 on
ETAdtertisementsn not basingthe number OF In
sertions marked on copy, will be continued until
forbid and charged accordingly.
B'Casual ADVERTISERS must pay in advance.
pJOb Printing, ofesery description will,
be executed with accuracyand neatness. ;,,t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-18

New YoRK, July io.--De Louney. ls,len
u Clark one Of The heayitsr Bankrg Houses
in Wall.s,reei. suspended payment today.
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