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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-11

Queer people for amusemen, they are IN
Greenland. They snye play in which ey.
cry body pulls his neighbor's nose, and tho
harder Il is drawn upon, The louder the sdr-
lerer is expected 10 luugh. They Sit down
10 bears meat and drink d couple of
quurs Of grease. For fun and luxury. yS6
must walk up north. H.. ga ssun
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-11

Of abe age and they have mo love lor,aof
ini. Wheeling saspires lobe a
mau0lacs6ring city, L ean never be 50 to
any extent so long as slavery is The ruling
eIementsin her policy. i don't help the
matter "a pariicla.ihihrow oai quires aod
renms Of slang abon! "aboiIiansm. 'sfana,-
icism," and oil ihatsortpf Thing. The great,
distinctive fac, exisis TITS seen and known
otialI men.oW ofa,ho reachp pf The influence
OF slavery We honor Wharton for speak
ipgtbe words offirulh and spberness TO the
people, and we honor iba peep'e for stand-i
iogby him ipsthis crisis Slate Jour. h
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-11
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-11
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
ne WiIliei i'm Heaven.

/ Z 4
.sft4 ff5isss silBY LIZZIE r. t,s ~ Il =. a,l
Brother Willie, God hath claimed thee, 4
aIsS OlSlrhed oIir sweetest blooming Aowei,g
'p@tPlheked thee from the hearts that loved thee,
:" Placed thee in his heavenly bower;, s
oR There to- bloom more sweet than ever, ?.
Waiting perfume to our hearts
- strewihs 4eavesof Joy before us, F8 d
Telling death no sting inparts, ~ z G ''i
4.ssf3aa3 kaN u pfa Eafi0{I 10 S.YiH
'19DaEng' Willie, Heaven seems brighter
Sinee,a starry crown you wear,s .l a
ssAnd its golden gates seem swider sl
Since thy form hath entered there. aq
RDIO,iwe'll show thee, darling Willie, Ell
How we loved our precious one,
] 'aSFOr we'n meet thee up in heaven, 3
When this troubled life is done. 81 "a
Sweetest Willie, sister loved thee,
~ Loved thatliitle form of thine,
de- Loved to hear that merry prattle, 81.
adk Loved that joyous laugh of thine;
'yhiLosed to hear thy footsteps coming,
79f Loved to press those lips to mine,
.n1Joved TO draw thee to my bosom,
That roundmy neck thy arms might twine
Oft be with US, Angel Willie,
Let thy spirit hover near,
Breathe sweet words of consolation,
,.h To our hearts that now are scar.
Go to mother precious Willie,
Ease her aching, bursting heart,
ra, Tell her that sweet Jesus took thee,
va' Though he knew twas hard to part
'fa' Yet he saw you were our idol, IS
Saw you were our worshipped one, q.
:" And his 6rst command forbade it,
'A.,@ ~, ''Idols," he said, ''ye shall have none;"
=, ~ That is why he called thee from us,
Placed thee where our hearts should be,
Now our treasure lives in heaven, a ~
5: Now the love of God we see. ~s ,a.2 %
Farewell, Willie, till we meet thee, .;aC'
-"'y In those realms Of Heavenly bliss, IL,
Jesus tune those golden harpsstnngs, >
~ For the angel tive MISS 4
''9' Now feel the music waiting, d.f
I'D Now Ihear his precious voice, Ii. ID y
Singing father, mother sister, brother, 20
% Heaven is my willing choice
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-11

"Come here, my dear boy, want ,osdak
all about your Sisters Now iell me irllyy--2-
has she gov a beaul s...,. ae ,3
""No, b's !lhs iandcrs she's got l ihe doc; log;
TOR soys so,' y fFifIhs.is .,,,s ,,...l.l
aEd rs .ipua y9ai i,mpsgY1 q Ii
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-11

'sheaE Of gain, locomotive, steamboat and
ship in the distance; figure twenty twice on
Hrigh, end=-unce on left. y. n .......,.-
2os-Bank of Albany, New Albany, lnd.,
raised from n. genuine one. Wig, female
scaled. holding milk pail callle, &C., loco.
motive on lower, lef ccSoer; Slate arms
rigm bouom corner; figure 90 each upper
corner.
2os--Public Stock Bank, Newpor, Ind,
raised from genuine one. Wig, female,
spread eagle aud shield; female on the rishl
end--porrait on IeTt, lower corner,
Cos Rensselaer, County Bank, Lansin.
burg, N. Y; raised from genuine lwo.--
Wig, Bottom center Of note, twn females
seuIed; portrait Of Washington on rgh, low.
er corner; fig 90 twice on left End ofnoe
with State arms besween; fig. go on top right
seefp ers@ss,s ,..-i. .,..,,..
20s Of ihe Mcriden Bank, MefideDs Corn.
have been phl in circulation. Wig. male
and female sitting upon rock--fgure.wen-
~ authe right of The Wig, and word Twenty
across he righ, end OF the billion The left
is medallion head--XX above the medal.
lion, and The word Twenty below No SEM
bIance TO genuine.
los Of the Cronston Bank, Cranston r. |.
in circulaiion. The following is the descrp-
iion. I
VignetIe, cattle and three female figures
Indian, dog and deer onihe lell end--Ie.
male heads onrhc righl--fgure 10 at each
cornef-locomolive between signatures;
large amounts are il, circulation; general ap-
pearance of The bill good, and WI II cacula-
Ted 10 deceive.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-11
The spelIing-schoel.

o. In a recon, very feadable book, made up
Of liIe'like and sEelchy contrasts by Mr.,
F"!fdr, I'VE lhaveiho following picture Of The
spelling school Of The old times in the couu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23
The Deb. of seldeu, wi,hers l. Co., TO Virginia.

The fact is pretty well disclosed now that the con-
Germ Of Seldeu, Writers Il Co.. is considerably worse
than no'h ne. They make out schedule of one bal
unavailable AMI unreliable assets, and the other hal
OF debts due broken firm from the members con-
shutting that firm.
But the question in which we feel most ntercs; !.
that OF the condition of the affairs OF the State OF V
GINA with Scdcn Withars K Co. This question i.
still Kept profound secret by the Board of Publ,
Works We have the statement, however. by III,
washington "'poe, upon what it considers good al-
thory, that they the State Of Virginia 4 debt o
eight hundred thousand doiItrs for stocks placed !,
their hands, o which returns have been made an,
nov much more no not IN the secret can tell -
The trust deedshows that Virgn;as debt comes in tL
JolrM etEs Of creditors. Not much ho,e can he on.
tertained that there will be any thing left for this
class after the preferred creditors have had the
prating Of the assets.
We trust it NAV turn out that tho doh. q
Se'dcn, Withers y Co., to the State Of virginia
is mot large, for the chances OF payment ore
exceedingly hopeless. By and by, tn. whole truth
will come out; and, f we are not very much p,i>,a.
ken, it will disclose o. III, nice specimens of le
sslation on record. At the time the contract va,
considered that the State was sold to WASHINGTON
bankers, and so denounced the transaction. The
danger Of placing the bonds Of the State, TO III,
amount Of enormous Sums, and the money To paw
the interest accruing those bonds in the hands OF
spectators, rhhoW security ersn, was pointed out
and prOtesiei against. An able delegate in the Le-
gsature, from this city, (Mr. Conway Robinson OPP
posed the proceeding wiki power and zeal that
should have defeated it at the start.
But it was all to no purpose then. The poacrs o,
that DAY snt their way, as Il hee cs5 Of c3nsc
quences After that trn., ia view Of the heavy loss
e' the State might sustain in tie event of the dcal
c'ton OF this Washington banking house, the $40.
position was made to place the State in condition
less liable to suffer Last winter the proposition was
inado in the Legislature and rejected. And NOW;
Whatever loss the State may sustain, the pcople in
bearing the burden Of it, will know at whose dor to
lay the fault.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23
The CabVes this Winter.

But little interest we apprehcnd will be taken i,
the uuoernatoria canvas this winter The prsdjc-
uons OF those who were opposed 10 the meeting q
the o'aunton Convention at SO early day As the
oVth oilNoVember, we think, will he fully verified -
Al tho time the proposition was made bv on,
Democratic coiempoarIes for holding their cgnven-
ton at that period we thought il bad move ,ut did
not tender them our advice against it e It it might he
considered obtrusive in 49,
They will soon become pretty well satisf d. EN-
selves that nothing is to be gsinel by long o. vas
IL W" doubtless considered very advisable b. tn,
friends OF MIR Wise to give him rs much time ms 20,
sole to explain the conflicting points of his p,lit;c,
career; and placing it on that ground he ouyb, n
have been nominated twelve months ago B,, nc
thoreas no hope Of him ever furnishing my satifac
tory explanatlOnon that score three months
would snswer his purpose as well as one Of Al,
inontbs-perhals better for from the start mad. n.
the ratification meeting in this city we arc s,re u,o
the more Mr Wise has to say on some subjects In.
more will lac array opposition to his election.
The winter months Of his campaign, it Seems arc
to be DEVOTED to Eastern Virginia, aud in the St-if
his tour through Western Virginia will begin. Ic /.
likely to have dull time Of it in his pereprina,i,u.
through the East. With no competitor tho r,o,i.
will take but little interest in the discussion md geo
very seriously fe1r that the attendance ut the places
specified for speaking will be quite thin. Mr. Wi.o
has hal the reputation Of being considerable orator
bu. whatsoever his reputation may have bee in by
sons days his first effort in the fell far short
OF public expectation. 1t has been suggested that
no needs opposition to put his me,,leup Ifthat /.
what 10 necessary tn make his discouraes attractive
u will 10 some time yet, we presume, before hs has
IT. The opposition candidate can very easily enter
by the time Mr. Wise is half round the course and
then beat him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23
Democratic SoIl.i,udc.

We can appreciate the anxiety manifested by our
Democratic contemporaries to know what course the
Wings will pursue in the present Gubernatoria can,
vass and particularly their eagerness TO find out
what man the Wings will vote FOR.
We might express some surprise that they should
feel so very solictous about the action of party,
whose Reorganization aud political death they have
rejoccd over apparently with such exceeding great
joy since tho las; presidential election But shall
not undertake to hsrrass their minds, and add still
more to their trouble, by reminding them of those
unpleasant "reminiscences. We shall be satisfied
with extending our congratulations them that they
have discovered their sad mistake, and have found
out that there is yet such thing as Wing party in
existence.
From the soicitude our Democratic friends display
in Certain quarters as to the opposition the Wise
ticket is to meet with, il he readily inferred that
they are terribly alarmed the idea that there are
breakers ahead. We have tried our best in our wav
to comfort them, but they refuse to be comforted.-
A change has come the spirit OF their dreams,
from some cause other. We can but attribute it
to the fact that they have settled conviction OF
lamentable decline in the strength OF the party in
Virginia within the pas. year so. Hardly more
than twelve months ago Virginia Democrats would
nave seou'eu tue iuca Oh there ever being any party
in the State from which they need entertain fear as
g Its ability to overthrow their aScendancy. The
s'ntinusl reign of Democracy was looked upon as
something beyond question.
But 1t is not SO nov. Its speedy downfall is con-
sidered as certain to TO pass as its asccndancy
was formerly estimated to be fixed and permanent
The times have wonderfully changed, indeed The
very suggestion of opposition which, not long ago
would have excited ridcule among the Democratic
leaders, Is now received with fearful apprehension
Ihey catch at the least show Of opposition and Ia
their frightened mngnations conceive il 10 be a re-
Atty. We are grieSei to see them giving themselves
30 much unnecessary diSqueiuie. The Wings OF
Virginia, we appreieni, will, in due time, take good
care to manage their own affairs properly-o cndca,
vor TO maintain the integrity Of the Wing party and
to secure the election OF true and occstabie Wing
to the Gubsrnatorisl chair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23
LOCAL NE VS..

AssAuLr uFoH A Wurs hAk.-ftetnng, q plave. tho
property Of Capt. Swift, employed at the Danvile Rs,t
road depot, brought before the Mayor Yesterday
charged with assaultipg rhos Martin, . white man. on
"Wednesday last. ncsr the Dsnvlo X. Il. depot
Martini appears IL dealer In fowls. and engaged
delivering some turkeys to lady tho depot, when
ono of hs chickens hew in the direction OF tho depot
boy Of hs who with him, ran In pursuit Of IT, he be-
ing still engsgcd. Ancr minute or he heard the
boy crying and turning hound to ascertain what had
CURED, observed the negro, Fleming. endcsvoriug to
force the chicken from him. Each had hold Of Il, tho
negro insisting that he should get before no would
surrender his claim to t. Martin towards them and
10 order to avoid any further difficulty, agreed pay
the fellow demanded taking hold Of the chicken AZ the
same time and claiming IL AZ his property. The negro
thsreupon transferred his grasp from tho chickcn-wbch
by tho way killed In the srugse-to tho owner
ing. "you d-n sou OF b-h, must get fourpencc."-
simultaneously with this uncouh uteraucc, he dashed
him sganst the ground and stamped him with his knees.
One Of the depot hands seeing this the spot and
rescued Martin.
Au officer was Immediately sent for and the rascal
placed In custody.
Officer johnson, who arrested the fellow, testified that
while he was engaged tying him no said he wonid whip
him again u he dared to trouble him.
He was ordered "thrty nine aud ordered he
up alter that dose administered. lilo will probably
b. phys'ced TO the same cIout again Who will IL il
not we'll dcservcd9 Ills Honor understands tho negro
character better than any person We know OF.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23
REINFoRCEMENTs FOR TIE CRINEA.

The Journal des Debh' up as follows the move
ents OF troops which in short te are TO put the al
lied army before Seba.opo in position defy all the
rein'orcenents which the Russians can receive
-Four divisions, off 900 men each are assembled
upon wat footing, and the with ,heir ari-
lery, the troops de genie their material adm 'ustrs-
zion, ambulance aud transport. division in our mill
tsry establishment, is organized il carries with.
in Itself all the elements OF war; OF industrial labor OF
AID shelter which can insure the cciency and
health OF the troops in campaign. As respects this
Ie English have rendered full justice our organiza-
ton since they have been eGcamped side by side with us
Oi the four divisions which the Emperor is now send
ng East the first must al this moment have
o the most part embarked at Toulon where vessels aud
steamers OF large size prepared receive them-
The passage to the CIimca at this requires ten or
fifteen days These ~ 900 VII be sbe then TO reach
Seb.'topol aoou. the 10Th OF neIi month. Prince Men
scni, a. in of his reports time since csna cd
the allied army $4,000 ony. We believe it then nun
beEed at least 10000 Imuch inferior to that Of
tho Russian army estimated at $4,000 increased now
to 100000.
at has been SEEM however, that not Notwithstanding this
nferiority OF numbers, the English aud the French the
English especially at lnkerm,nn twice beat the Russians
who rushed 10 heavy masses up our lines.
The Russian losses euormols The allied army
also Suffered losses bu. the troops have not
ceased to receive almost daily reintorcein nts Det,ch
nents OF various strength, fOn ag Corfu az, aud
Gilp1lI without counting the sick and wounded who are
cured AID who being sent from Co.'s antropr TO
rrjOn t:sr cop' Dy means OF these daily Replacement
the Anglo sreach army must have been Al, thu,
hunter Of 10000 cpmoat4nts, wirhou. counting the
r4tonu.cs, who DO not figure in tho line battle but
whose special vices tic less indispensable for
The success, Of a campaign.
"Brsie the TIVE French divisions amounting to 90 OoO
men, which will speedily join the army division Of
1900 j. 10 De SEM !IOm England
Volunteers being cni'ci into the militia to he
formed res wnch will repc. and thus render
dspos4p!c for the Eastern Amy, the regiments of the
line in garrison in se"era cities OF gland we'll as in
tbs iorresscs OF the Mediterranean, Gibraltar Militia aad
| Corfu
"rhe Allied Army mGy, therefore, in littc time br
'lsed 70 10000 men TIL thea, persuaded tnat
the excellent troops Of The 80 Injured 10 hard
by Ills rude campIsa aai who,c morale is tx
ted W victory will be able heretofore 70 repu!,o the
enemy attacks
"Brsic- the two divisions destined tho Crimea two
other French divisions, aud prob tpy also EgIsh vi
sion will cIba K, destined to join OMER PAcH,s ar.
my upon the Ptub for the purpose Of attacking Rus.
.ians in the heart of Bcssaaba, thus making powerful
diversion which fail We it, counter stroke IN
the Cfiuel aud under tn. walls OF Ssbistopo"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23

EF- MOIHEt7' BhkAsr GLOsHe.-Thssc cloths hsve
now attained an established reputation aordng
feet protection sgainst and preventive Of the mothers
Giction G,THEERp BRKAsr
Mothers should bear In mind that these valuable
INTENDED 10 cure the breast when that
70 prevent this catastrophe, Which they certainly
Mothers therefore, who have the least
breast, should threatened send for
TO meet
Hu,ed directed, they will very speedily d,,pae all
ton the breast allay enely all
cause enier the breast soft pabe natural
Tree and unobruced flow Of the milk which
and avoids the possibility Of O. rHEREp RRHAsT.
Mothers have assured that they have
comfort In wearing thee cloths
which the no~ nf milk Is most drfcult and irregular.
No one has found fault with them whilst
the contrary, re toJr shat they Of
value by hundreds who have used them.
They perfectly leave no soil upon
breast garments and may be applied
with entire convenience.
~ remittance OF SOO accompanied by 10 cents worth OF
postage stamps will secure e prompt transmission
pair Of these Cloths to part OF the United
They are 70: sale cSclusvcly By
ADIE IL GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents
sell l!1 Main street. Richmond, virginia.
~ Pull directions FOR applying these Cloths
them. y "
wHIrEHURsT's GRAND DhGUERREoTYPE ENTERPRISE 1,
s! going ahead In Washington, H. drawing to close
Those wishing 'errstin 30 property and N,
sierrso Sor =. will delay in niing mall ncIp.n
he!r address In they will receive mall recipe e,
Ting them TO Ge paguerreo'ype his AN
Interest IL The property decided for
distribution. ala
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23

lhE ARTE'A" VEIL 81 CHARLESTON g. C)-Thi, cf-
teTpfse gives 70 Of complete sIcces- On Frid,,
no well discharged i've gallons minute, Oh Siiurd,y
1t na1 increased 20 ten gallons, aud on Sunday III, a,y
was eIis! TO i0eny gallons minute, or nearly thirty
tho -4ni glIOus ID t~eny-iOu. hcG-s. The water wa
at bret yeiy turpI AMI Deposited about one fourth OF
bulk IN hnc gay saud but Sunday j. had wo KID
isef almost clear. TIC wat4r however, had q l.h,
elOnd 10 iiand faint smell Of suipbur,ncI hydfog.n
IT Is too early TO dosrniue whether iuC stream s nor
inahchty fcnin any dis grcciOc pulcs. Prom an ar
'cIe in the Charleston rcury t1a. IN all ca
"hefc water was obtained III Albania by boring the WI
ter was q; first Urdk'l aud had the taste OF lime auJ
mGgn'sd, but improved gradually uuu IL vas diycscl Of
si impurities. THE saline has ALREADY disappeared
rom ha' Of ihs charleston well, and hence IL supposed
that the stratum from which the water proceeds entire
y cut oil rJh, any connection with tho oceln The well
i upwards Of welse hundred feet deep, aud was com
mcnced several year ago.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23

EctSpARiy.-Iao o4tI ErJ stable belonging TO thu
Kew - Ia, local minister VI the NJ. h. Church resi-
ding uclt iJa Us' OF t4s Bll1 RiJso aDd MOI far rom
tie ne Of ADgebat.s aud NgOn together with hi, II ~
straw, fUGderWlgOu aId lIinc-s and worst OF ALL Fys
liois, wcrc Consumed ~ hfs, the nigh, Of the Ip
mt, lsIndIyJ The ire evidently the work o. an In.
cendhry, but tue porpctratof VI the foul deed has not vet
been detected. NJ iiiis los is supposed to be from 81
goo to - 1Ov.- CharionssrHis Jegen.onian.
soBE FlREs.-O. Tuesday 5th inst, Mr VIM. Brown
ing, near Blair iat had bis Barn and stable consumed In
broad day, containing qIariy Of Oit. Ilay Fodder
shlcSs, Sfi~ WuguD,G eer &C.. IL is heavy loss to Mr.
H. A. every siId Ol prJgondsf j, scarce aud high Tbs
ire vac 80 donot the result Of accident Ills loss vii
probably DO some $500,
on Iuc'.ay night the l2th inst, Mr5 Betsy Thompson,
near Free Cronhsd her kitchen and Saddle House burn.
81 WIN gu tH' contents; negro man narrowly escaped
oeng Ount aud but for the family having the
ue ~ tine to rouse him, be wouI ho doubt have been
Ton'umed,s he was asleep when the fire war discovered
fortunately heWa fc'cusd The fire was the ftsu. Of
accident or perhaps caeessuos Of the negro who sep,
10 the klichep.-U.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23

MkrSo or InE orricnas iSD SoipkR Sl2-A meeting Of
e racTs ad soldiers la this city who Of
was held IA The basement OF Metropolitan Hail yesterday
purpose appointing delegates
ttoG, assemble In Wathinston Of
Mr. H. Sauniers of Petersburg occupied The Chair and A.,
Charles WoTthau, OF this city, acted as "
IL moved and the officer, and .,,
ATTENDING the meeting be made name. OF ali
present were registered The list three The
rank '''''
committee OF ave then apponted make out liz. OF
delegates being previously agreed restrict the nutr Ia
three from Richmond and one from each OF the npri,
ing THIS congregational disiris;. The brief
the delrga ~ '"s
RchmOnd-Gencrai Rehard,on JOHN II saunleY, D.,i,
Trueh,ar Caroliuewm Taylor Hanover-Co wm l. NELL
kng Sterling Lps:orbr I!--H IIaneocs
Goochani-John fenng Hearico-J Kes.ee; Iou,a-Dr
II Anderson 1880 40 =
The NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23

AREE-I 90 CouTgRrsirrR.--I. being sscer.sined
upon the arrest OF Mancssier Humphrey and Whimsr
Monday, mat fourth party whose appeared on
the u. :. Hotel register Alexander J-on supposed to
have been associated with TIC others IN tho counterfeit or
Grafton, had Left here for Lynchbufg Geographic dec
~. reply received here Thursday eve
ng giving account VI his in Bod ord county and
committed to the Jail Of that place lie pl,'od through
Lynchhutg unobscfved No mention s made wheih-
be passed any Of the counterfeit bills whether any
found IT. h- possession The ticket purchased by
Manchester on Monday morning at the DAnvls railroad
depot aud Tor which he gave 81 the counterfeit, $50
bill, IN payment, was Outlined for Jlson. Tbisliict Ho
we're enabled to CLEAN from the evidence IN the Of
the three Sho arc now awaiting their examination.