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P R 0 5 P E c T U s .

THE HOLY BIBLE IN SEPARATE VOLUMES
THE BOOK or BOOKS, IN ITS SIXTY SIX PARTS.
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Notice to the Public.

To whom all communications for Ihe Christian DiAdem
should be addressed.
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NEBRASKA M7ILL.

The subscribers having at great expense Just
completed their new Steam FIGURING Mill in
Carrollton respectfully call the attention of the
Farmers, to their superior advantages, for doing
5,raz COOP ORK.
+ Having already tested the work, ofthe above
mill, we say confidently to our friends that our
flour cannot, and shall not be excelled.
Bring on your wheat, and get GOOD flour in
return; ONLY ONE TENTH for toll. y. "A
I Cash paid for wheat, at all times.
March, 9th, 1854. 6m ]. BE ATIY& SON
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THE BOOK on GENESII

THE First Volume of the Divine Library, or CycIope
da of InspiradOn-will be put to press, as soon as
the Subscription shall warrant This will be-
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The present critical s.ate Of Eufopean sHsrs ui rem.
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year 1854. They VII occupy middle groaod betEeea
The h5sthy urtiea news items crude specuations and
lying ruaors OF The daily Journal and the pOnderous
Tome OF thc fatare bisoAn written alter de living ia
tefest and excitement d ne great potca essnts Of the
ime shall have pAssed sway. Il 4 70 these Periodicals
mat re+ae mast look ior the snly really inssgble and
reliable history Of current eVeru And a. such In SD.
Ton % their Seessablibed efary, seientiGc aud Ihe
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Of tbe reading public.
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N. B-L. s Co.. have recently published. and
have now for sale, the "FARNER's GUIDE," by Henry
Stephens, Of Edinburgh and Prot Norton Of Yale Col.
lege, New-HAEeh. complete in vols royal octave, con
tanning 1900 pages IA steel and 600 wood engravings
Price 10 muslin binding So.
~ 7hiS pOrE Is NOT The old " Beok of the Farmer,
iatey REsUscnArED and hrora upon The market.
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THAT'S so

rhE u THAT'S so
VIM Thompson, the best and most experienced
buyer in Carrolton, has the best OF Of sole lcath-
er ever brought to the Greet West
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FRAZIER AMI DBENNEN

FRAZIER AND DRsNNEN,
Wholesale Grocers No 1T Market Street
Steubenvie, beg to call the attention of the
merchants of Carroll County to their stock of
goods, which embraces, every article usually
kept IN such establishments. They particular
ly invite the attention Of buyers to their stock
of Southern staples now being received, and
which will be sold on small advance at cost
to either cash or prompt time buyers.
I Steubenyille Feb. H. 1854.
FRAZIER AND DRENNEN.
&, SUNDRIES.
Cd 1900 Bbls Plantation Molasses
200 7" S. H. do
$50 Syrup do
4 800 HID N. o.. Sugar
10 Z" Clarified do
100 Bbls Loaf do
so Crushed do
90 g" Granulated do
10 Powdered do
100 Casks Rice af
500 Bbls small 3s mackeral
80 Drums Cod Fish, Landing from
Steamers Caledonia, Norma, Indiana, ]. L.
Avery andFranklin. .9-tf.
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JOHN H. RARNHILL.
A. It. READY,
ROBRRT e. KNIGHT.

AnOTasy GHd COVhSslIOT at Law,
viii attend to all calls in his profession with promptness
He will collect claims, and do all other business en-
trusted 10 his care. Leesvlle Ohio. dec 80, 49,
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Copel, Coach Body, Mastc and Japan varnishes, for
sale by c. A. BOEGEL.
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GLASS MILK PANS These are preferable to all
Others, gass being non-conductor, milk will keep
sweet uninfuenced by storm or climate, for sale at
-.. c. A. B0EGEL'S New.Dru Store.
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HARLEM SPRINGS,

JOHN HILBERT, ................. PRoPRrEroR,
Harlem, Carroll county, Ohio.
This establishment has been put in complete repair,
and new building erected for the comfort Of Patients
and Visitors Hacks and other Conveyances constantly
running to all the principal points.
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Amongst the Books be found in our selection il
the Masonic Monter, Crafts man and the Lights and
Shadows of Free Masonry, and the Carpenters Guide
Shakespeare, complete in vOls. Dicks Works, Rollins
and number Of Standard Authors, to be had Of
..t c. A B0EGEL.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE
JOHN H. TRIPP.

U. PAThlCk q SON. NI........s.... PRoPRIEToRs,
[sep is, '5S.l Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-12-14

Horse THIEvEs.-A band of horse thieves who
have their head quarters in Scotland county, have
been discovered, and two Of them are now in
Jail. They recently run of pair of horses, and
after making one or two sham sales, finally sold
them to Mr.. Puliam Of Saline county, opposite
this Place. The proper owners of the horses
traced them 20 Mr.. Pa!Iiam, and claimed them
lie took advice of counsel, went up with the
owners, and succeeded in arrestng John and Jas
Rhodes, who were committed to jail to await a
trial before the Circuit Court. Its TO be hoped
others will soon be onslrd
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-12-14

Rnmors have been in circulation for some time
to the effect that bargain had been struck be-
tween some persons who assume 10 speak for the
Wing Party and the Anti-Benton leaders. The
first condition of the bargain is the reelection of
David r. Atchson 10 the Senate Of the United
States! This is the grand object, and in return
for wing assistance, the Antics will assist the
Wings in g living the State more extended Banking
facilities-sustain our projected Rail Roads--al-
ter the interest law, &c. This is the outl.ne-no
longer rumor, bat history!
The propositions have been made and discussed
81. Louis whiggerv has the credit of the grand
scheme for sacrificing Wings, Wing Integrity, and
Wing Principles; bur we mistake the metal of the
Wings Of the State IL the scheme and the schem-
ers are not blown sky high, before the Legislature
has been in session many days. We have not
space TO continue the subject to-day. We can on
iy caution the Wings, and will continue the sub
Ject il our next issue.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-12-14
From California.

MARYsvrLLr, Oct ~, 1851.
NJ GFIES;--I Icfi your town and crossed the
river on tie 18th Of April last, for the plans. !
arrived here, (tifteen miles west Of Marysyile,)
with my cattle, on the fourth day of October,
inst, end have taken up winter quarters. My
loss Oh cattle was about % per cent; on mules
aud horses, per cent. II is believed tia. the ay-
srage loss this year will exceed IS per cent.
The health among the 0mrgrants was generally
good, there being but few deaths Oh the plains
Stock of all kinds has fallen here some % per
cent. lower than last year this time; provisions of
all kinds lower, and store goods almost as low
as they are in Missouri.
Iexpect TO remain here and fatten my stock
Send me " The Times" SO that may know what
is going on at home, and obliee yours, very res
pectfulIy, HENRY GARRETT.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-12-14
River and HaTbOr BIZ.

On Tuesday, of last week, vote wss taken in
the House of Representatives on Plerce's Mes
sage vetoing the River and Harbor Bill, passed at
the last session. The vote on the passage Of the
bill, Notwithstanding the objections Of the PreH-
dent, was, yea. IS, nays sO--not two thirds.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-12-14

CT CHAMBERLAIN has sold most of the tick
cts for his Grand Gift Enterprie, md the drawing
will take place Saturday Evening of Christmas
week, at cande-lightiDg, in the store-room for
rerly occupied by Logan D. Cameron. Ticket
holders are invited TO attend. A few tickets still
On hand.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-12-14

VIRGINIA. Henry A. Wise is the democratic
candidate for Governor OF Virginia; F.. W. Nc
comss for Lieutenant Goysrhor, md W. T. DO.
cock fer Attorney General.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-12-14

THANKsoIvISG DAy.--Diyine Service will be
held in the Methodist Church today at II o'clock,
forenoon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-12-14
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, December IA, 1854.


EXPIRING SUBscRiFTToNs.-A number OF sub
scripiohse expire with the year. We hope all who
intend taking the paper next year, will renew
their subscriptions at once, so that they will re-
eeivc the paper the whole of next year. The
first issue Of next year will contain the organza-
ton Of the Legislature, The Governors Message,
SC, which every one viii desire TO see Renew
your subscriptions at once, then, end get the en-
tire year.
A cross rhus X before the name, signifies
Tat The time is out, and the paner will be stoned
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-12-14

q Rev. W. NJ RvsH will preach in the
Methodist Church, next Sabbath, at II o'clock,
on the subjectof Revising the Holy Scriptures.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-12-14

CT Several matters of interest are necessarily
laid over this week for want of room.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-25

county that the Temperance Law has been
treated as nullily, since The decision Of
Justice CoRwIN This is a great mistake.
Out Of his own Town and county, Corwin's
decision has had but little influence. Before
the law will be treated as nullily generally,
il must be set aside by full bench. Corwin
is bu. one Of the three Supreme Judges
The opinions Of the others are unknown
The law works well, and is generally re.
ceived with favor. The people flhe Slalt
will be 10th to give ii up, and will no, do sc
until il has been properly set aside.
In Pomeroy The officers continue 10 en-
force thelaw vigorously. Within the pas
week several persons have been committed
for drunkenness, and several others boun,
over to Probate Court, for violating the pro
visions Of the law.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-25

A SMALL BUsINEss.-D. ]. Falls, the
Secretary of The Cincinnati and Hillsboro'
Railroad, recently stopped the free passes Of
the editors Of the Ilillsborough papers, and
instructed The conductors TO be sure 10 charge
them full price, Notwithstanding they each
have free pass. The editor of The News
says:
"Never were we so 'taken down before
in our whole lile-except once-and ,ha
was when we were little urchin, and haC
somehow given offence TO one of our play
fellows, who told US indignantly tina, w
should never slide on his cellar door
again! But we survived that blow, and WI
will endeavor 10 oul.live the present sever
inhiclion.
We cannot, however, forbear remarkini
upon the extreme justice, lberally, and gen
crosby " displayed by The r. R. Co., i
view of the fact that since we have enjoYe
the privilege of pass on the road, W
have published not less than from to
TO three hundred dollars worth OF matter fc
its benoit. ESTIMATING ii a. The usual rates
Ior which we have never charged a ceut !!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-25

COLUMBUS AND IloCKING VALLEY RAIL
RoAD.-Las, year the Journal labored with
much zeal if not with much success. 10 rouse
tho attention Of our ci,izens 10 tho impor-
lunce Of this road 10 the future interests of
the CAPITAL City. Ii hos never received Tho
examinalioni, deserved from our people An
effort was made and an organization was ef-
lecied, bui, by reason Of some misurdersmnd-
ing or jealousy between the men Of Colum-
bus and Lancaster j. was dropped for the
lime.
On the 8ih inst, q meeting on this subiecs
was held in Nelsonville, over which Judge
Pruden presided. Addresses were e'by
MeSsrs. Borland, McVeigb, Worlhing,on,
Van Trump and Marin. We hope this may
be the commencement Of new movement
that shall accomplish tangible results. All
jenlousies and differences should be thrown
aside, rand the road should be built. The
following resolution was unanimously adopt
ed
"ReSolUed, That we are fully impressed
with the vital necessity oflhe Columbus and
Hooking Valley railroad 10 the important min
eral and Agricultural interests Of our Valleys
and with its high character as an essential
link in one of the most commanding national
ihoroughlares Of the country. And we do
hereby pledge 10 its prosecution our best ex-
erIions, and the devotion oil all the money at
our command. 20, S. Jour.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-25

The MINERAL WEALTH OF MExlco.--A
well posted correspondent of the New York
Times, says:
Santa Anna availed himself OF his recent,
march 10 Acapulco TO ,es. the accuracy Of
tho reports that the mountains Of Guerrero
contain extensive coal mines. The resuI.
Of his investigation satisfied him that there
are almost nexhous,able supplies Of this val
uahle article, which can be supplied in any
quantity al Acapulco, Ut cost considerably
less than the freight on that now carried from
England and The Atlantic States for the use
our steamers. Santa Anna has also satisfied
himself thai the undeveloped mineral wealth
OF Mexico is immeasurably greater than has
ever heretofore been supposed, and il is his
desire ard purpose to adopt measures,o make
these treasures available. What,hese meas,
ures are remains TO be SEEM,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-25

DAGUERREoTYPEs.-Those who wish to
preserve likenesSes Of themselves or friends
do not lack opportunity. Lamarine is al
our landing with his Yacht. Handbils on
The corners announce the fact that a couple
of ilineranls have taken rooms over Branch's
store, and we are assured, by letter, thai
Messrs. Moore g. Gilbert will be here mex
week with their Daguerrean Yacht.
or the relative merits Of the two first
named we cannot speak--haying never ex
amined their work. But If our friends ar,
in no hurry, we can promise them someihin,
rich when Moore 4 GiIbert arrive. Du
ring our recent absence, we visited them, an,
more recently they have sent us some spec
linens Of their work, which may be seen b
calling at our Office We pronounce then
good. We think, therefore, our friends wi
lose nothing by waiting few days.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-25

from Walachia. If Austria insists upon
the terms proposed, and determines to
force Russia 10 eyacuaIe Moldasia, bloody
work may be expected. Already. RussiO
has 100000 men on or approaching the field
Austria can place 100000 on her frontier
at short notice; Turkey has 10000 under
arms, and France and England 10000, al
ready beyond the Bosphorus. Will they
fight? Il so, terrible havoc will be made. WI
rather incline TO the opinion that peaceful
councils will prevail, though appearances in
dicale the contrary. Read the dispatches
and judge for yourself.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-25
Arrival Of thc steamer Franklin

TOT DdyS LdbeT from Europe.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NO. having
ye, received our regular correspondence,
and no papers yet, our news is necessarily
brief.
Flour had advanced Cd TO Sd per Dbl; but
corn was dull and shade lower. A, Lon
don flour had declined is TO 2s per bbl, and
corn Is per quarter
'Consols closed on the 4Ih a, 931
New YoRK, July 18.--Ths steamer
Franklin, with advices from Havre 10 the
9th, and Liverpool TO The 4lh inst went
ashore yesterday morning off Montaik, Long
Island, and it is said 10 be in q dangerous
position. She had 100 passengers aboard,
about forty of whom reached shore this
morning. Her cargo comprises 800 tons
merchandise. THE lastaccounls IRON her
she was not leaking badly.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. formiia-
BILE revolt took place a, Madrid on the 28.h
uit., headel by Gen. O'Donnel. The in.
surgents number 1000; the reports are how.
ever, conflicting, the latest state that the city
is covered with barricades, and that the gar.
rson had fralernized with the insurgents,
and that O'Donnell had threatened 10 attack
The palace, unless the. ministry resigned
| 1t is also stated that he Queen has been
called upon to abdicale.
Ii is reported from Vienna that The Cars
reply had been received, and that he says
he will resist TO the last man and last :oube
5 The Russians had not yet evacuated Mol
davia, and had concentrated her forces on
the Pennsylvania frontier, making aconplelt
: change OF front. with $4,000 men ready fol
action. Austria, on the other hand, is re.
ported as having dispatched fiorce of a.,
600 men into Moldavia TO drive the Rus
n slams across the river Scrolh, SO thai col
lision was considered probable.
= The. official adyices, it may be well tr
state, say The Cars reply 10 the Auslro
v Prussian noIe had not yet ranspired.
v No important movements O! The allie
a fleets are reported.
Sevasiopol was still threatened.
y The Baltic flee, was still off Cronstadt
IS The Russians continued 10 retire (ror
= Wallachia, and The right bank of the Dar
is ube was entirely evacuated, except two fol
tilted positions.
- The Frankln's mails and all her passer
u gers have been safely landed. h
A dispatch from the Spanish governmei
Q. says the government troops attacked the il
er surgenls and completely defeated Them; ais
:, thai the Queen was we'll received by HI
~ u, troops and the people, and Madrid is repor
III ed tranquil. The truth of this dispatch WI
so doubled at Paris.
no All the troops in Russian Poland are o
- dered to march 10 the Gallacian frontier.
, A new levy en- masse has been ordered
ID Poland; each landed proprietor is to supp
so twenty.four men, twelve OF whom is 10
IS, armed with scyhes.- The steamer Niaga
70. arrived out at Liverpool on the End ins
and the Pacific on the afternoon Of the 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-25

A LAW ABIDING CITIZEN.--The most re-
markable case OF obedience 10 The "powers
lhatbe." Of which we have any record, trans.
pired in this county last week. The cir
cumsances are as follows: An individual,
residing on Sterling Bottom, was arraigned
for violating the new liquor law by becoming
intoxicated. He was taken before Justice,
fined SIS and costs Of prosecution, and sen.
fenced 10 one days imprisonment in the
county Jail, Phis all happened at Sterling
Bottom, which is about twenty miles from
Pomeroy where the county Jail is located
After sentence was passed, on consultation
the prisoner, ngreed, in order 10 save eA
ira trouble and expense, TO come 10 Pome
roy, with the necessary papers alone, an(
deliver himself 10 the Sheriff. Accordingly
with the millimus, and letter from the Jus
tice in his pocket, he started about 2 o'clocl
one morning alone, and acalked to Pomeroy
(20 miles) sough. the proper officer, deliv
cred his papers, and asked permission II
suffer the penalty Of the law. A(ier remain
ing in Jail "a hours, we lesume he reurne
home on foot.
), Who can beat that? For our own par
we fell like paying the mans fine oursel
after learning Of his poverty. Such mar
if kept sober, would be an ornament 10 an
4 society.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-25

The FIRST OF AUGUsT.-l will be recel
lecled by most Of our readers that the Anti
Nebraska Convention held in Pomeroy on
the Fourth Of July, adjourned to meet again
on TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF AUGUST.
A large number Of persons are expected
from The country, and i, has been suggested
10 us that they had better come prepared ,c
stay all day, as it is likely the business onc
speaking will Consume the greater par, o.
The day.
Addresses may be expected, though We
are not warranted in promising any speakers
from abroad.
II is thought by many .hal this Conyen.
Iion will probably nominate County Tick.
et Il SO, il would be- wcli,o have gene.
raj representation from all paris Of the
county. May we nol look fur a great gath.
.eringl
The people Of the north and west arc
moving upon this subrc.. Letus moi sleep