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ARREST oF AN AMEHlcAN CIrfzgN BY THe
AUsTRIANs.-An American BY The name #
Quinn, was srrrs,ed al L''ghorn, on the OH
Oclober, for commenling 100 freely On 9
Newspaper article in cafs. In the pTAseHca
of iva Austrian cadets. IT, was ImmediaIe.
Y thrown insO The military prison. The
Tuscan civil uuihpriiies lnler(sred TO procure
his release, al the instance Of the .mrlican
cpEsul. bus were assured that The ciy was
under military law. When he will have his
trial. OF what will be his fate, cDnno. now
be known.
lowA.--The doub, % 10 ,he complexion
"f The new Legislature recently chosen, In
this STATE, is now removed. There is az
ami, Nebraska mejpri,y Of two inihs Senate
and thirteen In ,he House. making Is on
join, ballot, and securing an ami adminis,a.
ZION U. s. Senator mex, winler. !, 80.
The Albany Register suggests ,hs. the
story OF the Oys,ev disease was GO, up BY
the political candidates as . matter Of pOliii.
cal economy, for office. seekers find oysters
very expensive just be fore and during elrc
ZION. t.A -9t~
A bad smash up occurred on the Pennsyi.
vania road. near Johnsiown q few DAYS
since. Three persons Wers killed, and 9th.
ers hurs, aY,zsS
The remains OF Hon. W.T.. Barry, Who
died while our Minister 10 Spain. in 1885
have jus, been brouRhl home, and passed
through Covingion, KY !, on their way ioihs
cemetery u, Frankfor.. L
Police officer Quincy. who was stabbed ID
New York. by John B. Holmes, q candidate
for alderman died recently. #a Ply
Als,ter from Havana me n,ions ,ha. lie
American schooner Peerless had been cap
,ure6 recently as q SLAYER. after having lanI
ed a cargo Of slaves near Baya Honda. i
WIN. s. O'Brien Is now 10 ka'y. Johr
Marin is in Paris. and Dougher,yis on hi.
way 70 New York. These arc the pardon, [
Irish exiles. ,aa. $50 ri H 7a
| Smith O'BRIEN.-Various con,radiciorI
rrpOrls as 10 The final release Of Smi,i
O'Brien, ths Irish Pa,rioi, sentenced som,
years ago TO exile, have been in ci,cula,io,
for some months, 90 that none could sa,
with cer,ain,y what had, or would be hi
ia.e. BY late tepors from England. ap
pears that he and his companions IN txil
have been finally released on condition ,ha
they do no. settle in any portion os ,h,
British domiDions.
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osPECTUs rs 5 4 %. ),
THE GLOW e..
The 0eeial Paper Of Coegrs.s, Snd MUs'

Lord Brougham, in his Historical Sketches Of
Statesmen who louEished in lhe time OF George
the Third" gives some remarkable examples
showing the great loss sustained BY England, in
the history Of its statesmen. AMI Of its national
progress, through the imperfect state OF paria-
mentarl reporting in fofnei times. He opens his
life OF Lord Chatham thus; tt
"There is hardly any man in modem times,
Win The esceps,on, perhaps Of LoSl GomcR,
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Proclamation by the Governor Of
r.n. Nebraska.
T. B. Cunning the ac,ing Governor oil Me-
braska, has issued the following
PROCLAMATION. .,
Ex.a DEP. NEBRASKA TERRITORY. \

Ex. DEP. NEBRASKA TgRRITORY.
81 oauWdav, Ucc ~. 1854
An enumeration Of the inhsblan,s OF this
Territory will commence on Tuesday next,
OcL "a. 1854. un,er officers instructed 20
complese the same, as nearly as possible.
within lonr weeks. Immediately ai.ey said
census, ho.ices will be, dislribu.+d for the
election of Delegate 10 Congress. and of q
Territorial Legislature to Convene tbis win.
ter. '"'d 80 t'"a''+. 1o $50 q
Said enumeration. In The Districts border
ing on the Missouri river. will commence
one week after the above date, viz: o., Tues
day, OcL 81, and simultaneously on tina.
day in each Of said Districts.
The purpose ol This nolice is 10 enable per.
SONS who have removed temporarily from
the Territory, 10 reIurn in time for said ceO-
sus; bu. in no case will names be enrolled
excyp. Of aclual and Permanen. residents Of
'he Territory. iG5f asa5s saw oea .He -
G,vrn under my hand at Omaba City,
Nebrasks Territory, on this els. day Of DC.
,ober; A. d. 1854 ~ ..13 s,,,,,i ,r's +, =
T. B. CUMlNG, M ..a.
Acting GuvernuH OF Nebraska.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14
? R OCL AM ALTON,
IN. &AMAM.


NTOULD respectfully inform the citizens oi
w this country in general, AMI the world
in particular, that we have on hand q large and
well selected stock of .' 'f... ~ .
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIEg,
consisting of everything in the above lins that can
be wished for. In connection with his Groeery
and Dry Goods Store, he has large ameiint or
Rrady Made Cioihing. HAS. Caps Trunks.
Of the very latest styles, and made OF the best Of
materials Anything he sells he will warantto
be good. AS for cheapnesS, he is determined that
none shall underSell him.
Louisville Lime.
He keeps constantly on hand Louisville Lime.
which he sells at wholesale OF retail In fact all
his articles will be sold, at holesale or Ieiail,
at the very lowest cash prices. Give him u call.
and see for yourselves. '...
AT Coalport landing is the place to find In
store, and when you find il you will not fail J,
buy. .-.. .....
Aug. 22-yln32 =, ....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14
To the Boot and Shoe Trade.
b. B&AA & 60,
WHOLESALE MANuFAcrURERs AND DEALERs ~
BOOTS, SHOES HATS, GAPS,
Leather, Shoe Findings, &C., S'c.,
No. s, ENTERrRIzE Block, rRoNr Sr.,

BOOTS, SHOES HATS, GAPS,
Leather, Shoe Findings, S.c, S'c.,
No. s, ENrERPRIzE Block, rRonr Sr.,
portsmouth. q.
HAVE the pleasure Ol announcing to the
i Il trade in general, that they are now filing
their large shoe warehouse, with noreabundant
stock than ever, direct from the hands of the
best manufacturers East, aud their own work
shops at homei consisting oil great variety Of the
best class Of goods suited 10 the wants of this
country for the Fall Trade. All dealers at
Wholesale are earnestly invited 10 call before
Purchasing, and examine for themselves their
extensive stock now ON hand, and still coming
in. as they feel assured Of their ability 10 peast
in quality and price. a,q t
Their largely Increased trade affords one evi.
dence ofthe favor with which their manner or
doing business has been received, and while they
testify the libetali of their patlpns aud fisndp
they reitefate the assurance that they wi spare
no pains to tender entire Satisfaction. Theit
stock is large, manufactured in ihfir own shops,
and by contract 10 their order. Their facilities
for doing large business are abuhdantly ample.
They sell only al wholesale have but one prize,
aud will warrant ell their goods as they Tep's Al
them. An examination Of their goods and b, c, q,
is respectfully solicited. ,a s ~ ~
Sspt 2e-Ra6 tt}.3 VI q
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Mason City, Oct. 90, ls54-4Iwa.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE by order
- OF Probate COurt.--I will offer for
sale, by virtue of an order Of the Probate Court
Of MeigS county at the door Of the Court house.
IN PdmeToy, in said county, at public auction,
on the 30th day OF November next, at one o'clock
P. M. Of said day, the following land, situatedin
the county Of Gallia, to wit; fraction lot number
six, in section number fifteen, township number
seven, Of the fifteenth range, in the Ohio Compa-
ny's purchase, except one hundred acres Off the
south end Of said fraction. Said land will lie sold
as the property of the estate Of Ezekiel Conner,
deceased, and upon the following terms: one
third 81 purchase money in hand, one third in
six, and the residue in twelve months with inter
eston the deferred payments 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. =
~ Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been duly appointed Administrator Of the
estate OF Joseph Guthrie, late Of Meigs county.
deceased SARDlNE G THRlE,
Sept. IL, I854-35w3. Admir-.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

Admr OF the estate oi E2ekiel TONER, decd.
( Oct. rs, t854-n4lw4. 81
4 NDl8EW DONNALLY'S ESTATE.
y Notice is hereby given, that the subscribers
have been appointed and qualified as Adminstra-
tors on the estate of Andrew Donnally, late Of
Meigs county. deceased. All persons owing the
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
will please present them. tF ttF eF
H1R' 9,a@ A. B. DONNALLY, '-s
I, SAM'L BRADBURY.
Z Oct. 20, 1854--4lw3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

~ UTlCE is hereby gwen that ;he undersigned
IN has been appointed Administrator de bonus
non on the estate Of Arthur Ledlie, late of Meigs
county, All persons owing the said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will please pre-
sent them. .o l... a. WIN. LEDLlE. 5
Oct. l7-40w3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

nISS0LUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The
~ co partnership Of Fitch & Welsh has this
dsy been dissolved by mutual consent. The bus
mess will be carried ON at the old stand BY N. NJ
Fitch. r..sH % .ElsyN N. M. FITCH, ,.t.
EDWARD WELSH.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

NoTICE.-A petition win be presented to the
" Commissioners of Meigs county at their De;
cembel session, 1854, for alteration in the coun
ty read leading from Chester to Long Bottom,
Said alteration to commence on the south line OF
80 acre lot number 1l9 in Olive, where corner
of J. Osborn's land stands on said line; thence
west on said line TO near the southwest corner Of
said lot; thence crossing the new bridge below
Bailey's mill, and in the nearest and best route
crossing part oil 100 acre lot, number l24, to in
tersect the old road on the rise.
Oct 81, '54-42w4~ A PETITIONER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

4 00D MED CINES. Long continued and
VI systematic putting will succeed in bring
ing any worthless nOstrum before the public
but lacking m nit, it cannot long relain the po-
stion It for awhile assumed We desire merely
to make STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY
EXPECrORANT known to the public, feeling
confident that so good medicine, which has
been endorsed by some of the brightest orna
mt nts of the medical faculty, will realize its
own popularity and one that will be as lasting
as the good effects its use is constantly prodi
cling. THIS excellent medicine is very efficient
in Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and other diseases
in the lungs and throat 1t has been productive
Of beneficial results in great number of cases,
in different parts Of the country; and physicians
that and STABLERS DIARRHGA CORDIAL
in their practice. H,u rnI E.H
See descriptive pamphlets. to be had gratis Of the
agents. Price of each, only so cents per bottle.
or six bottles for $3.50. ttas
E. H. STABLER & CO., Proprietors,
.1 Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore. {
D. REED 8 BRO, Agents for Meigs County,
and by merchants generally in Ohio.
John ID. Park, Cincinnati. r, e, Sellers,
Pittsburg. J. H. Patterson Co., Wheeling.
n Office "A petition will be presented to the
' Commissioners Of Meigs ounty, al their De.
cember Session, 1854, for the vacation Of so
much Of the State road leading from Galipois 10
intersect the the old State road near John Doug
las, as lies north of the south line of fraction
80, town Z, range IA, till ii intersectS the road
leading from HarriSonvlle to GibsOns settlement
in Scpio. ,,' A. PETITIONER. Z
Oct 80, l854-42w4s g.. 9..G.l ..} a..t'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

DAD MOTH E.-There will be petition pre-
u sented 10 the Commissioners of Mejgs county
at their next session on the first Monday in De-
cember, A. D. 1854, praying for a county road, l..
be laid out as follows: beginning at John L..
Hoffman's house in Chester township, and run
ming in norheas,erly direction along the old
road and lane, until it ntersects the line between
John L. Hoffman and Silas A. Burnap; thence
east along said line TO the west bank of the creek
theEce up the creek to the line between Sias A
Burnap and Jeptha Hecox; thence north along
said line to the creek; thence acr IS the creek
and up the east bank Of the same, until ii inter
sects the county road at the end of Jeptha He
cox's lane, and to vacate the road leading from
John L. Holfman's to Henry Masers.
Oct 81, 1854-i2w4* .,t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

ExECUTOR's sALE.--Personal prop.
II erty belonging to tie estate Of Samuel Il.
Brown, deceased, consisting Of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, and other property, will be sold at
Vendue, at his late residence in Rutland town
ship, Meigs county, o., on the 18th day Of No.
vember. A. D. 1854, and win continue fiom day
to day till all is sold. commencing at 10 o'cock,
A. NJ } NH E f I ~ II.
TERMS.--0n all sums OF 90 and under. cash
in hand, and on all sums exceeding that amount
credit Of nine monthsFwill be gyen--the par-
chaser giving his note, with approved security.
iEE f3gH,g LH NJ. NYE, JE,
NH@l sat@I H. s. iBUNDY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14
Nov. IA, 1854, w2. z

iDOAD NOTICE.-A petition viii be pre-
IL sented to the Commissioners Of Meigs conn-
ty at their next session, asking an alteration Of
road leading from Harrisonville to Chester. Be
ginning at the mouth OF the lane running up 70
Daniel Wise's barn; thence up the lane ten or
fifteen rods; thence in an essterly direction to or
south Of large poplar tree nesr VIM. Sanders
east line; thence nearly east along the side hill
so as to cross Sand Run on the best ground 10 run
north Of VIM. Sanders house, on bench; thence
easterly along the becch of the hill to or near
large walnut tree near Wm. Sanders east line; !;
thence near where the road now rups to OF neal
Cornelius Norris east line; thence along the side
hill so rs to run north of VIM. Deny's house;
thence on the best ground so sto intersect the
road where it now runs west Of John Mayhew's s
house. ''l 7'i' MANY CITIZENS.
. Oct o6 12A4-l1wAA 4..l
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murder in The firsI deefes. ~ ihe Jnne isrm
Of the Vin,on County Courl, vas sentenced.
on Oc,ber 9is,. By Judge Peck, 70 be hung
on Friday, the s.h day Of February Rex,.
The National Canle Show which took
place q, Springfield. hio. recently, is 'epor.
ted superior 10 anything Of the kind even,
presented before In the Union. The stock
exhibited compTised oil The late northern i'm
poT,a,ions aud the best specimens oi i'm.
proved stock which lhe country afforded -
large number Of persons were 10 attend
ance from MANY of the States. and all " n
highly grasified with tho evidences of pro-
Rress in the Improvements Of the stock Of
This country, sa. rel ~
The Know Nolhings have been a, work In
old North Carolins. Ara special election in
Hanover county, ioI o member Of the Leg.
islaiuTe. DR.. Wulker ihs Democratic nom
inee, was the only candidate named until
the morning OF The. election. when Mr.. Me-
Milan was brought forward and elrc,sd by
a majority Of TWO 10, one. The usual Dem
ocra'ic mpjori.y IN the county is asou. o
thousand. .,-,
Henry Fonman, who 90 barbaTously as.
ssul,1d and killed lit'le school.bi'y in Gov
inRlon. Kv., few weeks aeo, has been tried
convicted OF nahslauEh,er, and sentenced u
The Peniten,iaTy ior ten years 'af''el
Through time from Baltimore 10 Cincin
natl, via the Cen,rai o. R. K. is now 2s
hours. Il will soon be reduced 10 26 honrs
The woos.er Democra, says that III,
codn.ry is flooded with wool buyers fror
Eastern houses, who are endsayOTing to buy
large quantities of wool Sat the -depfesset
lpricss Of lsa summer 2 a. 'rt i.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19
$39O9,5G

Ordered, That the County Court Of
Jefferson be requested to levy the above
sum Of SO, 9O9,53, for the use Of the Oy-
ersGers of the Poor.
The following Physicians have been
appointed by the Board TO attend the Poor
for the present year, at the following sal
aries, TO be levied for them in June, 1855:
District No. /, DIR. Jesse Stocker $50;
District No 2, and the Poor House, Drs.
s. A. Bates and William o. Macoughtry,
$40 each; No. 3, DR.. G. F. Mason $50;
No. 4, DIR. H. p. Cooke $50; No. 5,John
Reynolds $50; No. 6, DR.. John Quigley
$50; No. 7, DR.. w W McGwigan $50;
No. s. Drs. Geo. B. Stephenson and Jno.
B. Johnson $50 each.
By order Of the Board,
SAMUEL STONE, Clerk.
August II, 1854. 1885,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19
MEDICINES.

7 UST received fresh supply of DR.. J.
D $ Roses Celebrated Family Medicines.
EJpecforam or CoVgh Syrup, for Colds
Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Bronche-
lis, and all Lung diseases. SGrSayarWa
ComP0Utd, Tor all Skin diseases, and Pu-
nfying the Blood. Ca1minaIire Baiaam,
for Bowe! Complaints. .4hratire or
Family Pills, for Liver Complaints, Dys-
pepsla, Indigestion, Sour Stomach and
CosGycncss. Goiden PILE, for Falling
of the Womb, Female Weakness, Dcbil.
ly and Relaxation. FcmaIc Pills, a val
liable remedy for Female Complaints, su-
perior TO Hoopcr's Pills. Rbcumatic
Compound, an internal remedy for Rhu-
marism, either Acute or Chronic. Dys.
pepfc Compound, a sure care for Dys-
pePsia. Hair Tonic, to prevent Badness
and make the hair soft and ig,lrous, high
Iy recommended by the late Dr. Physeck
CHARLES HARPER, Agent
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19

TRESU FRUIT.--Oranges, Lemons,
Figs, Raisins, and Almonds, for sale
by Jao. II. NcEndree.
Observation-Disclosures Lines,
Peaches, Ginger, &C., just received
and for sale by + c UilEan1s.
TRENCH Gelatine and Extract Of Va
i nina, ius: received and for sale by
May u L c UHi0"'s.
A large supply of Black Dress Silks,
ASiIl Mltts, &C., just received, and Tor
sale by Um. Nout}er.
A mother supply Of White, Brown, Black
Hand Pearl cold SIouched Hats, suPe-
rior article, just received and for sale by
June II lin. N0ulder,
GAIT! SALT!!--30O SACKS G. A.
- Salt which / will sell low for Cash or
exchange Gog any description of Horse
Feed. l. e HsyEju.
CHOES.--A fine 10. Of city made calf
Dskin and enameicd leather shoes. for
sale by Jno. H. jIcEadree.
RONN POUNnS OF U-OOL will
OOOO be received in exchange for.
lmsey, and other merchsndizc. a, the hioh.
est market price, by in .!lcEudyce.
FORE NEW GO0DS.-Just recriv-
III cd black cCaPc, White 0qnneLs. plaid
c"llonS, brown and b!ea.hqd canton fan
nels, aud dfliiug<.
Aug, L L Toraer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
DuflieldS Depot. july %,

DutlleldS Depot, July 10, 1874.
4 gentleman Of this neighborhood was
y found this morning on the Shepherds
town road, quite overcome by heat and
exertion, but after using proper means he
was restored so far that he was able to
reach his home. Upon enquiry we lear
ned tina! The patient just returned from
Shepherdstown, where he went for the
purpose Of buying summer and fall goods
at the celebrated New Cheap Store Of
D. |. Goldenburg & Co. Although lie
laid out the amount of $40 only, he got
such tremendous heavy bundle of good
and Fashionable Goods that its weight
almost killed him. He is determined TO
take horse the next time Sign of the
RED FLAG.
Shepherdstown, July 30 if
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19
Carpetings.

| AM receiving very large and well Sc
Ilecled Stock of Domcslics, and name in
part the following: Brown cotlons from
g. cts. up, very fine BIeached cottons
from g. cts. up, very fine Plaid and
striped coItons, very cheap and good pat
terms Heavy Osnaburgs 81 I and IA
wide TwiIIed Osnaburgs for servants
pants CaIicocs from G. cts up; Nous,
lains low priced BurIaps Linen, &c.
J.. G. HESKTFT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-08-19

Collars, new styles, handk'fs, sleeves,
cuffs, swiss and cambria edgings and in.
servings, thread and linen cdsings. have
also handsome supp Of Fancy Goods,
Trimmings, bonnet and cap ribbons, lace.
lringes, black and blue silk wells, port
monies, fancy silk buttons, fans Of all
kinds, silk mitls, sleeve bands, dress pro-