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

FIRE IN WEST CoLUMB1A.-About9 9 o'clock
last night a~6re broke out in new frame
building belonging to MACK a. FRY,, near the
Company store, and before it could be; ex-
tinguished, THAT and an adjoining new frame
house were burned to the ground. Both
buildings, we understand, were owned by
Messrs.s Mack & Fry, The amount Of the
loss we did not learn.o.ii f ju,as 10 .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

The PRoHArE coURr. This Court, which
held its November session yesterday, bad
but little business before it. We believe but
one case (assault and battery was tried.
Taken in connection with the fact that no
criminal cases were tried by tie Common
Pleas Court at its last session, and no in
dictments found by the Grand Jury, it speaks
well for the morals Of our county. sne. 3l.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

The middle Of .OcIubeE. which will swell The
total Rnbsisn foFeu ip the gtiTea TO go 900,
This Is about, ,heforce Of Inc Allies, by sea
and Iaed, but Ihey are Consistently being re.
infVrced 81 #
pAil The smaller English steamers, as well
las the entire French feet. arc on their way
from lhe Ballic All lpuher. operations are
therefore, presumed to be st an end
Rumetsare gathering sltsngts lhsi France
and Engaud dctusliy have under considefa'
lion lha praclicability of lhe ra.es,ablish
men, OF The Kingpom o. Poland.
A ,elegraphic dispatch ofI,he rt6sh sfton
Marseilles, The very la,es, news received
says that each ship Of the Allied fleet is t,
furnish one. company ofs marines and ejeh
guns, making Total of" 200 guns, TO asssis
tintke siege Of Sevdstopoi. ,''-.', ,@'7',a' -a.-
The recent commercial failures in Grea
Britain. have produced disastrous efFsc,s up
ION several heavy produce houses in Ireland
and several new suspensions are announced
Foreign refugees have been ordered a
leave Madrid neigh. days, rdo 5ii al 1ad,a
taRLeuets from China sthte that hhree al
Temps had been nude by the lns1rgen.sit
luke Canon, all of which proved uhsuccess
fblI AD anempt had been nude 10 effect
compromise with the Insurgents. but itms
with no success, and fighting was still goin
on. i The lmperialisIs were making bu, li,tl
progress ,owards-'he re.cap,ure Of Shanghs
Immediate steps are TO beh,akenio $40
The indirec. trade of Russia through III
Russian por,s. b ~ y ait 3
, The cholera is spreading in Dublin, b
, lis aba.iag in London. Samuel Phillips, ,t
novelist, Is deads dtjW 2 l1lf ii issatasl4
Dudley Mann, Col. lAspinwa'l, and Gran
er; Secretary Of the Russian Legasion,i q
rived In the Pacific gs 'segH OF 48aq
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

DIsArPorNrMENT.---We have again recov-
cred sufficient strength to resume. our labors,
although we did not expect to minister again
to the intellectual wants Of the readers Of
the 7slegrarh.' An arrangement was near,
" perfected for the sale Of the. Office, the
purchaser promising to be in Pomeroy two
weeks ago, to close the bargain and take
possession, having expressed himself salts
fed with the terms. Since that promise was
made, we have not received line or word
from him; but have this moment learned.
incidentally, that lie has located elsewhere
We think he has treated us in very un-
gentlemanly manner. However, we pre-
same our readers will not complain, if we
siL continue at our post. We are fully
aware that the business is injuring our
health, and should be glad to engage in an
other avocation; but we also know that oul
location is good one, land our business
prospects Frightening every day. If W.
can sell the Office to a good, reliable man
who will advocate the principles for whicl
we have fought, and can sell it for any thins
like its real value, we should be glad to Dc
soDand4 d4engage in other business Other
wise, we shall continue to do the best We
can, feeling confident that we shall be nobl.
sustained, and that when sickness shall pros
trate us for time, our readers will kindly
overlook any delinquencies that may occur
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

LATER FROM EURoPE--Thsq Pacific ar,
rived 10 New, iYotkayes.srday, with Liver.
pool dates 10 lhe 10Th. The news is INFER.
esling. bul no. very important rin s,i,ss.sal
The garrison Of Seyasiopol numbers 3O,-
600 men, Menohikotfs Gtce in the Geld
$4,000, lnd reinforcemenls are expected BY
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

~
PRINTERS FEEs,-Sincs our connection
with The Telegraph, We have advertised q
great many legal notices; suchtas Adminis'
,ratot's Sales and notices, Road Notices, Pei.
lions ia Chancery, for carsilion, Divorce, ETC,
Sheriff's Sales, Attachments, e.c,,. etc.
Having had altogether TOO much confidence
in, The honesty of those with whom we were
dealing, and very little lime to look after our
pay, We shall probably lose from oneiihird
70 one.halr Of The amopn. oflbese ADVERTISE
menls. We cannon tell how much our loss
will be as yes, for we have made no great
effort 10 look alier. our Old fees. However,
ii has learned US one lesson which we shall
no. soon forget, i.e., never TO advertise any
more of,hess notices unless the cash &C.
companies the notice, or we are sure the
amour. can be coll, c.ed without trouble.
One instance Of the manner in which we
have been served is as follows: Over two
yearsago, we published an advertisement
for Alfred Lee, administrator Of E. Wilson
Abou. six months aflerward we published
another forathe same individual--,he lwC
amounting 10 abou. $6. Alter the property
was sold, and The money paid into the hand
oil Lee, in urder. 10 have The Sale confirmed
L =
Lee came into our Office, requesting our af
fdavit Of the publication, telling US as soor
as that was made he would pay US th'
amount due. We me. him or, the street AZ
,erward, and be told us he was just going :!
the bank to draw the money; and he woulc
come back Immediately ,othe Office ant
settle. He wen. 10, The bank, and as soor
ashe drew the money left Town. and shorty
aIer ieii this par. Of the couniry. We af
lerwards understood ,ha, he left some money
belonging 10 the estate in the hands Of a Mr
Downing, q Downing,on. We wroIe 10 Mr.
p. six mon,hs ago, bus never received AN
answer, Meeting him onihe street.-the 9th
or day, we took occasion 10 tell him pretty
plainly The Circumstances; but we 60! %
money. All The oiher fees, includiag law
yers fees, have, been paid, bu. not one far
thing fot,he printer, ,i.'s F'ss'sg'
Wemsrcly mention This case q sam
lpIs.. There. hs mary plheTs w nigh
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

PopuLAr1oN OF IRoSFoN. BY a census
recently taken Of ,Irponton. we sec. that the
population of that place is now 1885, being
a gain of j, ,0O6i within the past year. a1 aaj
, 1854-05-13
Atab ITS

fbe following gentlemen arc authorized to receiv,
mblcriptons for the PEOSgER AND DEMocRAT:
LIP. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building, Sac
riSnsnta st., san Francisco.
T, J. EcEKHsoS, Vancouver;
"a CHENowETH. Castsde
DE- PGoErT, Cowlitz Landing;
Rwsnr THOMPSON, Portland, Oregon.
CEoR7E B. GoUDV, lafayette.
1. 3. HAsrINGs, Port Townsend
RH LASsDALH Penn'- Cove, whidbys Island;
L D. DuRG1N, Grand Mound
JoHN r. Jackson. JacSson's Prairie;
W.T.. sVYwARD, Port ludlow.
JuHN W. CHAMP. ShoalWater Day.
ANnngw Mora Victoria VancouveFis Island.
, 1854-05-13
CIR l1iuHrrr anS pemurrat.

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III
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The ships conspoeAg this line are tho folloscine:
The ATLANTIC ..... Captain West
The PACIFIG..........C Captain Nye.
The ARCTICf ......... Captain Luce.
The BALT1Ct. ....... Captain Comstock
The ADRIATr.. Captain Grafton.
k1sh 1ese ships have been built by
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PROPOSED ozlvdF SAILING.
1854. 1854.
From Nev York. From. Liverpool.
Saturday. Jan. \. Wednesday. Jan. IL.
Saturday. Jan. FL. Wednesday. Jan. 25.
Saturday. FEB 4. Wednesday. Feb s.
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IA man Printer.-Thc Workingman's Way in
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