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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09
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For the Register
THE THREE FRIENDS.

When shall we three meet again,
When shall we three meet again?
Oft shall glowing hope expire,
Absence damp lis wonted fire
OFT shall death and sorrow reign
Ere we three shall meet again
Though in distant lands we roam
Far from kindred, friends and home,
Though the deep between us rolls
Christian love shall bind our souls,
And in Faiths bright, wide domain
Oft shall we three meet again
When these raven locks are grey,
Thinned by many toll spent day,
AS the eve Of life comes on
Sadly, with its sinking sun,
Long may this loved hour remain,
Oft may we three meet again
When the dream Of life is fled
When we slumber with the dead,
Where the good in glory dwell,
Where the songs Of joy shall swell
Hearts released from doubt and pain
There may we three meet again
August, 1854.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09
FIRE IN SHEPHERDSTOWN
Real Hayauna, ali puff away care
Rlnw nll mi.furtune IN ihe ar

Real Hayauna, ali puff away care
Blow al misfortune in The arr
u17ILIIAM STINE 81 BROTHER
ILl would lake lhis method OF informing
the eilizeus of Shephrrds'own and 'i''n'-
~, that they have opened
Cigar aad Tobacco Mandatory,
one door below Mr.. McEndree's store,
where they will keep constantly on hand
all the various brands of Cigars and Chew
ins Tobacco, generally manufacturers ooIh
Of foreign and domestic manufacture.
Their stock of Cigars is composed OF I'M
ported Harannds, PrinctpeaS, L0hdr'es,
r.xi,M;s. PauAHoeS. La NOrmaS, FL
NeDtq,e. Dirau. FL HaHssro NcBau0-
nj. K0ssn,h, L0pe=, RcgaIinS, &c.
'Trev would also say that their stock OF
Chewing Tobacco cannot be beat in the
Old Dominion, for cheapness and good
ness of quality. and as sample of cheap
ness they would just call the attention of
,be public to an excellent brand of Con-
.-ress Chewing Tobacco, which they will
-. at the low rate of lS4 cts. per 10. and
~ sN other brands in proportion. They
would especially invite the attention of
the consumers of the weed, to their stock,
as lhey fel! confident that il will be 10 their
interest TO Try of them, as they fatter
themselves that they can please the taste
= the wosr fastdious, as regards eitheI
prrf or quality. Also an excellen! article
Il C..t.h and poDDea SnuA'
Shepheristown, April 30, 1854. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09
Jewelry ManufactOry.
CANFIELD. BRO. & CO.,

No. 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Having completed their arrangements for
manufacturing Je,celry on more extern
sive scale, under their own supervision
parties may rely or getting their work
done in the most durable and fashionable
style, at short notice and al reasonable
prices.
November 26, 1853. l--ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

Elegant Presents for Strangers.
NANFlELD, BROTHER 8, CO., 229
Il Baltimore Street, offer TO strangers
visiting Baltimore the largest assortment
of SPLENDID GOLD WATCHES,
rich Jewelry, Solid Silver Ware, Clocks,
Albala Ware, Pistols, Revolvers, Brace
lets, Rings, &C., to be found in this city,
and prices the very lowest. Call and ex-
amino.
November 26, 1853. l--ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09
W edding Presents.

NANFIELD, BRO. & CO., 229 BaItl-
y more street, are prepared to furnish
Uedding Presents of the most elegant
character, such as Diamond and Pearl
Jewelry, richly chased Silver Pitchers,
Cream Pots, Tea and Coffee Sets, Pastry,
Ice Cream, Fish, cake and pudding
Knives, Salt Cellars, Napkin Rings,
Dessert Knives, heavy Spoons and Forks
splendid Gold WATCHES, some of which
have cases set with Diamonds, Pearls,
Emeralds, &c.
c., B. & Co. being direct importers
and manufacturers, Can offer great induce
menls to purchasers, call and examine the
above. Corner Of Baltimore and Charles
streets. NOV 70
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

The CatIaraugus Wing Is responsible
for tie loIlOwIng:--Grassb"ppers are ye-
~ thick, aud are proving exceedingly ueo.
truclI,e IN Chautauqe-si ,.ust we Injge
they are from the following story told ".
by farmer Of that county, whom Se saw
lew days since al Dunkirk. Said he
This Spring, as an experiment.. ! devo-
ted about al acre of lsDd To The grow ID Il
tobacco. The op dad finely, and ~
shnn pace Of IIme the pIani- bad ATTAINED
to llC helghI of nearly i've inrlns Brs.
lnesr called mr TO BuGdlO. Was g"as
l.-l two days; bui III that brIei periud 90.
er, ye-ig u my iobacco had been des-
t"yeJ by The grasshoppsfs; and sIr, ia.
cr.dulnHS az n may seem. one iIrgs. hun
CRY iopkIng specimen OF the msraudets.
which saw sru.ng upon slGmp ss en-
lpred the field. actually had the sudacay
to ask me for the cheW Ihad in my
mouth 90
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

When passing dwelling, as general
rule, it is not polite TO look into the win
dow; but when pretty woman is sitting
bv it. for the ostensIble purpose Of being
looked at, you may be considered uncivrl
and ungenerous if you do not cast an ad-
niring glance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09
TER OF THG REGISTER

The SHEPHERDsTowN REGISTER is published
weekly at - year, positively to be paid before
the year expires Single copies G, cents
ADVERTISEMENTS OF one square or less 80
cents for the first insertion, and % cents for each
insertion thereafter-larger ones in the same
proportion. Advertisements not marked for any
specified time are continued till forbid and char
ged accordingly. deduction made 10 those
who advertise by the year.
Letters or Communications to the Editor, up
on which there is postage, unless they contain
money, should be postpaid 10 insure attention
A GENTS.
WM. H. PEAKE, Sun Iron Buildings, Balti-
more; e. PIERCE, Philadelphia V. b. PALMER,
New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

II YOU would he happy. take the shep-
heldstown Register. We never knew .
man ouI of hunor, cssli or ety, who
hsJ the latest news on his shoulders.
Newspapers and bsppiuess are bsn,hers
and sIs.e4s.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09
A FRESH STOCK OF DRUGS, SC.

A FRESH STOCK OF DRUGS, sc.
A MUNG which will be found: Nerve
II and Bone Linament, for the cure OF
Rheumatism, Sprains, Burns or Scalds ;
Extract Logwood, Ayre's Cherry Pecto-
ral.sJayne's Expectorant, McAllister Oint-
ment, Pain Killer, Essence Coffee;
Swaim's Panacea. African Pepper, Rush
ton, Clark & Cos. Cod liver Oil, Per
cushion Caps, Split and Ribbed, Pain
brushes, assorted sizes, White-wash brush.
es Window Glass, by 10, 10 by ID, 10
by ls, White Lead, superior quality, Ja-
pan and Copal Varnish, Linseed Oil,
Spirits Turpentine, ETHEREAL Oil, superior
qualify, Soda and Water Crackers and
fresh Putty, for sale by
CH.iRLES HARPER, .4gent,
For E. &. BuCKLEs.
November 26, 1853 LIT
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09
CEDAR TAR.

nR. Hoofand's Celebrated German Bit
ters prepared by DIR. G.. VI. jackson,
81 Philadelphia, for The cure of Liver
Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Ner-
.on. Debility, Chrouic Diarrhpa, Dis
.sses of the Kidneys, &C., just received
snd for sale at the Drug Store of
Any;l |, 1884. Z & Williams.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

The term grass widows, arises from
,he fact that their husbands ale rowing
blades.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

Case Of kidnapping Catching juve-
nile goat asleep.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

He that would soothc sorrow must not
argue on the vanity Of the most deceiIlul
hopes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

TIE happy woman died in bind and
deaf yIum long ago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

Expose not the faults OF your parents
and friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09
CHEAP GOODS AT THE

MORE CHEAP GOODS AT THE
MCREAP STORE 1000 yards neat
styled Calcoes, fast colors, g. cents per
yard 1900 do. French Chintz, latest
styles, 10 cents do; 1900 do. French and
Swiss Lawns, a full yard wide, l23 cents
DO; beautiful black and colored Silks,
rom so cents to 81 per yard, great bar
aims. ISAAC ROSE.
Charlestown, June II, 1854; Soft
GENTS A PIECE Palm Leaf
Cans, cts. a piece, Black Silk Man
ills, richly trimmed, 81; Chali de Lame,
wth rs els. at 374 cents yard; Slh
BO.els, ready trimmed, all colors and
the2ry latest styles, as low as 10
sniee at ISAAC ROSE ).
Chres,own, June II, 1854. 3O-tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

The Boston Post says, ive woTen viii
so spread out their clothes as 70 AXE Up
the entire side Of an omnibus, lhns oc"n.
pyine the room designed for eight. md
ihen If another woman presents herself al
the door, they VIII al! cry out, "yon cam
coue 10 here there amt ne room ; bu'
if man wants to geI IN li'ey can make
room easy enough, rgl' down between
them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

The oats are so short in the vicinity Of
Albany, that farmer intends TO cut his
with coarse comb and pair OF scls-
sOrs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

The way OF the world is not to make
laws, bul 10 follow customs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-09-09

We shall know who is to be the next
President of the United States Immediate
ly after the returns are in.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03
[ia planning the gradients and curves Of,he

- 4 .t-. 1. - -. .....s,. n ~ =
% 70 p'a"ni"9 'ne gfau'eh'S anu o"''e' oi''''ie
"he' ''' 4'H1u. . "1,A ~
l,A''et eaie'u .hs"uiieh,ui eAa'l'l"o''oil
u 'he 'eo'''''' aiiorueu ~ '"e s.ouau " of
"ave'oeu y was ue'e.us',isu ~ 'aO' 90" Se'e' s
el"t '',"e'p.e 9n = ny ~
MAXIMUM sI'sp's iSctes eas'' = bs pPF,Sso r. 20
y ttne q2ui .ta9e, =, 09lrc,p'a.l' ~ = - y
'ee' 70 'ne '''me' aiu ',,n,''lu ,nnYt I.5h 5sh ~.
ueG'oo uonsc"o.' Pei NV ,oe'' " ooU I
",''' $50 "
1u'o oU'on '''i'' ""e'o'a ou',e ,e ~
au'us, lPa'"y uPo" s'auo ~ .eS' Wv,
~, S''u pa'"y upo'' q 'o'e''' ""o 'g'"1 = "
IL. aa,"a,;. e1,bo a,ao ,,,,x,,
-! a.9 Po."o 4. S.snoahI.,,' "a
ua' y w ~ ~ 60
Syo q" ' ;, aas ~ - g 80
o,s;,s;, ~ As'Ss z ~ 7 V
~ "a; i,TI snI ~ !,
consd erahle looal ralf;c % in coal nav bae az ex.
npc,ad wi,h ,he faru,Is vo,lav If ,be Scin,o
and The Otio STATE Canal his lima Of nnrto. M.
fIe was odon,od ne /, wonld ennble ,yains !
looded ~ tho Iini, 'or ,he nover of loco.
mo,;ve. an n 90 fee, GRADE 10 cut off Iabou,
ono.,b;,d of ,lo;, c,rS tho Scio,o V,Ilo1
and We, .proceed torward to Cincinnati with n
rull land for tho Gradients or 40 6.1O e,ner
mile, Gbe maximnm 10 he cncounlcrcd west
Of the Sciolo,l and thus, in racl. 10 convey
from, the mines the local coal trade destined
for The valley Of The Scioio a, a merely nom.
inoI cxnonse
m, l'l- r -H .A 4. !.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

BANKS OF OHIo,---The Bankers Magazine
publishes statement of tho present condi.
lion Of the Ohio Banks,.lo which it oppends
The foIlowingremarks. We commend them
" the attention Of the people. tLocolocosm
makes il penal offence for cillzen o
Ohio 10 own Bank Capital: raisa ar' .aI
There are four distinct orders Of Banks
in Ohio. viz: II Independent Banks. &c
branches OF the State Bank. under a Board
o! control, s old Banks and 13 free Banks
The above table shows a singular state o.
things in Ohio and presents a remarkable
contrast with the Bank reports of other
States. Ohio has adopted law whereby
the Banks are taxed according to their loans
pslead Of their capiaI; and the Banking
capital Of the Stale is thus liable 10 a severe
and disproporlionale burden. 500 #a.
Under this Unprecedented acl of the State
OF Ohio, il will be seen that their Banking
capital is less now Than three years ago.
The specie, circulation, loans and deposits are
less now Than in 1852. These Iacls vii de-
monslra,e to The Legislature Of Ohio, tha
their Bank tax law is working TO he dsad
vantage ol the Slale at large. CAPITAL i:
driven to other States. where i, is en-
couraged instead Of being vigorously deal
with. .. .s... .. l....l....t .s...
Several of The Banks are preparing tc
close their business, rather than to submit t.
the unjust and unequal burden imposed by
The TAX law. In another year, their aggre
gate capital will probably be reduced from
sc -492 ,000,o 81 600 900, and the CONNER
cal interest of the people will eccordingl;
suffer ..l.. ....... s.. .... 0.'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.


A late traveller in TprRey thus describes
some Of the pecuIiari!ies In The manners and
customs Of the Turks:
They alb hor the ha; but uncovering the
hcad-whicb with US is the expression Of re.
spect-is considered by Them disrespecl'ul
and Indecent No offence is given by keep.
ing on a hal in a mosque, but shoes must be
left al The threshold. The slipper, and moi the
tur5an, is removed in token of respect. The
Turks turn in their toes They write from
right to left. They mount The right side of
the horse. They follow their guests into a
room, and dprecede them on eavingii. The
left hand is the place OF honor. They do
honors of The laLle by serving themselves
first. They are great smokers and coffee
drinkers. They take the wall and walk
has'y in token Of respect. They beckon by
throwing back the hand instead Of throwing
it toward them. They Gu, the hair from The
head. They remove j. from The body, bui
leave it on The chin. They sleep in their
clothes. They look upon bcheading MS a
more disgracefu punishment, than slranglng,
They deem it our shon and close dressing
indecent; our shaven chins mark Of effem.
macy and serviIude. They resent an inqu-
ry after their wives as an insult They
commence their wooden houses al the top,
and The upper apartments are frequently
finished before the lower ones are closed in.
They eschew pork as an abomnalion. They
regard dancing as aaheauical performance,
only to be looked at and not mingled in, ex.
cepl by slaves. Lastly, thyir mourning hab.
il is while; their sacred color green; their
Sabbal b day is Friday; and iniermen, follows
Immediately on DEATH Nsg sa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

He HAS NOT AN ENEMY IN THE World
He hasn'd Well we are sorry for him, for
he has mighty litlle character who has no
enemies lie is nobody, who has not gol
pluck enough to &c, an enemy, Give US
rather as our ideal Of virtue and manlness
one who has many enemies-who has made
them by sincerity, candor and fearless love
ofihe Thing he sees to be right. The man
OF earnest purposes, strong will and love Of
principle for It's own sake must have enc.
mics. But this, so far from being i'll, is to
him good. The slrong tree is more deep.
ly rooled and fastened in The soil by The blast
Than the summer breeze. A man never
knows how much he is ill he has confront.
ed and braved bitter opposition Baltimore
Times.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

CINCINNATI RAILROADS.&C. writer Of the
New York Times thus speaks Of The Rail
road system cenleringau Cincinna,i: t, 81
You will see by This statement, that on the
completion of the three, southern prongs
Cincinnati will have adirecl line Of railroad
communication with every city on the Gull
of Mexico, ond the Southern Atlan,c-New
Orleans, Mobile, Pensacola, Savannah and
Charleston. Each one oflhese e-even New
Orleans-will be less distance. by railroad
rom Cincinnati. than New York now is
by The Erie Railroad, Look at the fact for a
moment, aud then consider It's immense i'm
portance to The internal trade ollhs country!
You can hardly imagine the consequences.
When low water almost forbdS the transit
OF any sorl of merchandise on the Ohio and
Mississippi, these railroads will be overbur
dened with the transit. When tho Yellow
fever, OF other diseases of the South, press on
New Orleans. Mobile, orSSava nnah, thirty
hours will take their inhabitants 10 Cmcinna-
ii, and fifteen hours will take them 10 the
Cumberland Mountains. Vast changes you
may depend upon it are about 10 take place
in the channels of trade in the interior OF
our great continent They cannot now be
estimated properly, because we have been
accustomed 10 see trade flowing only on
one or TWO routes. and have not considered
that the products and persons o. an immense
territory cOnnol be confined 10 such narrow
channels. s.'t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

How TO BE A MAN.-When Carlyle was
asked by young person TO point out what
course of reading be thought best TO make
him man, he replied in his characteristic
manner: rn 'il- 9i
1T is not by books alone, or by books
chiefly that q man is in all points man,
Study TO do faithfully whatsoever things in
your actual situation, then and now. you
find expressly or ,aciily laid down to your
charge--lhaIis, your post; stand in il like a
true soldier Silently devourihe many cha!
grins olil---all situations have many land
see you aim not 10 quit j, without doing all
that is your duty. l-at I a.l ..s,ns.. %
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

"Pshawl there is noihingi the paper this
morning." said lasldious young gentle.
men in our hearing the other day. Was il
possible? we asked ourselves w here are
gone the eight hours OF ncessan, labor of
going over the exchanges and digeslihg the
news2 Where are two hours labor on the
"leader2'o Where The several hours on ihe
Loca|l ond ON the CommercidIl TO say
nothing ofthe days work Of ihe ielegraph--
Could il be tha, after oil this sacrifcsoclme
there was nothing in the paporlr We relt
,indgnan. al tho moment for such an osIi.
maie OF our labor. and iurned away iotpre:
ven, Q uerreply. Bu,, nlier all,lhs young
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE In.
TERloR.-The repor, Of Mr.. McCl,land,
Secretary Of the Department, olthe Inierior,
is long bu. interesting document, we have
not room, however, for orly the following
brief abstracts: e aa aaG geh 4
During the year the survey Of The public
lands have been steadily prosecuted, large
bodies Of new lands brough, into market, the
wants Of the emigrantiuly met, and choice
selections offered 10 the hardy pioneer.
The Land System is nearly correcr in
principle. Its details need but little modif.
calion. During The year. 9.819.414 acres
have been surveyed, l8,363. 1871 acres
brought into market, ,083 ,495 acres sold
The number Of land warrants issued up 10
the 20lh of September lasl was 266 642. ot
which there were then Outstanding 66 ,947
The entire area Of The public domain is
estimated al | 584, 900 600 acres. lis pur.
chase was effected at l4,4l GEMS per acre
Amounting 10 $67990.7O0. And lhe Indian
Reservation, valued al $425o, ,9o6, and add,
ing the eeosl Of selling lands sold previous c
June last, the entire cost, excluding survey
ing, amounts 10 $88994.0l5. The whole
amour, occrciDg from June 80, 1853, wa!
Sl42 283 478, being $58,999. .465 more thar
the cost ofihe whole.f Ii is estimated .ha
the mel amount which will have been real.
sed for them, is the sum OF $33f.l8l 1863
The policy Of bringing the funds intt
market at the earliest possible day is urged
EARLY auenlioDis called 10 The mineral land.
ofCallfornia, unselleda business ofdth,
Pension Office, and frauds upon the same
The clerical force Of Ibe Bureau Of Patents
needs 10 be increpseds The Indians liav,
been unusually peaceful through the years
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03
asSsssassssss


that Safe, asking Them ibis question: Are
you il fayorof the Prohibiiory principle and
main features Of Ami Liquor Law Of Mas;
sachusets?", Five hundred and forty. Iour
have replied--fye hundred and lhiriy,
Yes, and only seven, No. The Noes were
three Congregational, one Baptist, one Uni.
tartan, and two New Jerusalem. All The
Melhodisls, 149, answer yes,
For ALE DRrNKERs The Editor Of the
Pittsburgh Dispatch, in looking through a
lille work. entitled the Brewers Manual" +"
a publication intended exclusively for Brew!
ers, finds it recommended 10 country dealers
that when, as is often the case. ale becomes
stale before more than hall the barrel is out,
he "can restore IL 10 It's original life and
excellence By pulling in from sir TO ten
pounds Of putrid horse Gesh.''+ Let ale
drinkers make their own com nenls. i9 y
BOURBON WHISKY The Louisville Cour,
ier says tha, The decrease in the amount OF
Bourbon whisky manufactured the present,
is about one-lourlh compared with last year
ln Harrison county alone. which usually
turns oul about Is 600 barrels, the decrease
has been nearly fifty per cent, and tha, she
viii not send 10 market, at most, more than
10000 barrels this year, The people seem
to be getting an aversion to the traffic. and
condemn those who engage in it, Nearly
one half Of The whole number of the dsil.
leries in the county have closed up, or have
been converted to other purposes; others will
follow the same course, as soon as The present
year is over.
LIBERTY" OF WHIsKY.--A mother, al
Ch1caso. few DAYS ago. while in state oI
drunkenness. cruelty pea! her daughter, aged
about l2 years, and tos stop her sobbing and
crying, plunged her bend under wu.er until
the little sufferer expired. Whal a glorious
thing ii is TO have the liberty oil whisky!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

The REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
Jefferson Davis slales the actual sire nSll
Of the army as 1o,4lT officers and men. n-
mos. all employed on the frontiers. As an
army three lines as large could not guard
all the points Of our frontiers, large bodies
have been and are to be posted on the impor,
TAM points. He estimates that 4,600 re.
cruiIs will be wanted for the ensuing year &c
maintain The full authorized strength of. The
army, 1891. To pre,en, deser,ion and
keep the ranks full, he recommends an in.
crease Of pay 10 The soldiers, and an addi.
.ional increase Tor every five years he shall
serve; also provisions for the promotion o
nom commissioned officers to the loves,
grades Of commissioned officers. For sol.
dIers re.enls'ing within one month after an
honorable discharge, he promises an increas.
ed pay SO per monlh, and The same addition
10 those who receive certificate Of meri1
for services in Mexico. The reporl con.
Iains a history Of the exploring expedition
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03
THE 7 EiL q q R Pa. !
BlrsHED eraaY rUpsD Dt4 ,MoRN,Nc, ,

80. TERMS OF sUBSC CRIPfl0N L
W. one Dollar nid Fiji 9 llts; 4
Hpaid in advance,
.e'TwO DoIInfs within the year.
II not paid until after the expilatiQnsof the yeal
e'dbTwO Dollars and FIFTY Gents
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