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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08

y CeMMENDABLE ENTgRPRIsE.--We under.
stand that two Of our most active and ener-
ge,ic physicians, DR.. w. L. McMillen. and
ID. W. r. Thrall. hive received an invita-
tion 10 visit Russia. and 10 enter the Medical
Stuff Of the Russian army as Assis,an. Sur.
geons. They have acccp,edsthe invitation
and will leave Columbus about the 10Th ol
May. A(,era visirto the Russian Minister
al Washington. they wilsail from New
York on the 18th of May,sdor 81. Peters.
burgh. via, Bremen, Berlin. &c. Afser ,heiI
arrival at The capital Of Russia, they will
determine whether they will goAo the Cri
mea, OF will take post with the staff ,hs
Armies in the Baltic. They eSpec, 20 bt
absentsfor,wo orthree years q. ~, NJ 3
This is splendid opening for ,helacqui
donof a.horough practical knowledge 9
their profession. Russia has ever oferet
the mos, liberal encoursgemen.s TO Ameri
Gun talent in all Departments Of hel public
service. Americans who 60 there, are lreal
ed with grea, respect We congratulate ou
young friends ppon the career ,ha. is belor'
them. Tney have talent and characte
which we regrs, TO lose from our social ant
professional circles, but which we are suit
will win Tor them the confidence and 10
specp Of the officials in The service ofth'
Car We hope to iavor our readers viii
occasional letters from them. and we arr
S, se our citizens will be happy TO welcome
Them back again after they have accom-
plished The great objecs Of the enterprise =
| n g. iJoDrn1I. aL2i .t4t.s "A e
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TT1E 1 = 3 80 .TF-T q. y 7.7TTT : --7 a % 4
LORE EoAlsATloNs.-r-o o'nce our last .s-
sue, several new !' names nave Deen suggested
~ c'a'e omcers' ana we snink we could
row MAKE axe oes Al 'olerabiy talr ticket. Our
aeEe' w0a'o % something nSe the iolioWI
ing:
/. Eor Uovsrnor--tIRAM GRIswpLp, o.
Cleveland.
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,ioted az sunrsroe Jpdoe 4, NAM N s,ca, N
l4St XsYDss hsva bs.,, ,s,,oessted Yfo, m,
Other /, officeys ,fe andwe ao,,bt Mi 4bat' ticas
Il will Be agreed d rnon ~ which bvlla wvll asatisv Il
The opponents of Pierce a ca We mereI,
lmentionssbese names because We know II,
l.Mssna- AM Il thsm bv reputation. Al,
mssy, Of them personally, and believe then
70 be,eminently fitted for the positions. w
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---eLz4 - 1----

o -
\ "CoERcIvE MoRALITY."-The Cayuga
Chief is responsible Tor this argument.
10 ihe semi-annual report Of The Chief OF
the NJ Y. Pblice, i. is announced ihs, there
were 43 arres,sfor murder and 1865 for as.
saul. with intent TO kill, during the six
months ending December lasil
\ The rum traffic aSounds in arguments.
Every pol-house poli,icIan and sth,esman,
pra,ss eloquenily about ''coercive morally"
Here Is another lsgisimaie result Of such
compulsory measures. Men will no, be
driven. These murders so prove. They
prove that such .coercive morality doet
no, put an endio murder. Therefore why
no, abolish ,hem2ior else "regulste" the mat.
ter and seleclm men Of "good moral chsrac,
Ter" 10 murder. and raise revenue lion
ihe buslDessl Such revenue would 90 10
wards supporting The families beggared b.
the bulchery OF parenlsand husbands. Ths
business would then be confined 10 proper
hands, and direcl killing could be done le'
gally. This trying 10 prohibi, all murders
must tend 10 increase murdersl IS
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08

CINCINNATI RIors.--The following is the
verdict Of the Coroner's Jury III The case OF
IDniry, killed 10 the late election riois: N
We The undersigned Jurors, empaneled
and sworn, onihe 5lhui April, 865. by s..
g. Mepzies. Coronefof Hamilton county,
Ohio, az. Commercial Hospital. fin,he town.
ship of CincinnRli,, to Inquire and sure pre-.
sen.menlmake in what manner and BY wha.
means Patrick Drury,whose body was found
a. said Hospital non ,lhe54,h Of April, j 1856,
|caple,lo his deash.4sb rk aslss 4a "
After having examined the body, and a(-
Ter a patient andIProracted hearing Of, she
Witnesses, we Do ind ID gss a $A 8s4 {
1r Thai said Dfuryscame hisdealh in the
following manner, viz: lie was Standing in
> crowd. on Vine street, near she, scofperTpi
Mercer IN sihe township Of Cincinpa,i,
on the 3dfof April, aboul ! 0 0r ~ O'clock
| atniEhh hen. q yolley Of muskelry gwaa
| fired into said crowd BY q psrsyaof men who
came out ofS ahe houses sons The sou.h-ensi
and nprthfeas. covpats OF Vine and Mercer
ssreess,candsa ball Iron ones otsthe upieces
Issfuck Fsaid sDrury on ahet back,f " tere,lol-
Lows, aiRtoless'onal staiemen. OIL tho eWound
which caused dealhJud rEss sisI si.spgisF 4
i a5li
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08
PrILAgsIralA. Apdl 2g.--Nev.onN

PPILADELpHIAs April 29--New.O O1VsHI
papersof Sunday received. The Unior
this ynorning had long article on The affairs
of Spain with the United S!aies, The
esiden, regards the recent bringing 70 az
Examination Of American vessels, as VIC
lallonof International law, an indlgpiiy &C
our flag and an aggression upon our rights
which will moi be tolerated.
McCauley Is mol 10 6gree with the Span.
jsh cruisers, as ID the right Of searching Of
visiting. but say 10 Them, you enn claim no
riRh, Of search, sisi,ing on examination, on
a6y vessel righlfully bearing bur Gag upon
the high sens, under any guizs Or preEsxt, IL
my presence or within my reach. II yuu
alsempl itsbe acl will be done d your peril.
The Union further So Is ne 6pahish Govern.
menl have declared that The question of voi
al LI...I
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08

ANOTHER SAD Observation-Disclosures sad
accident occurred In our Town on Monday
lasl. A boy bv the name of Owen Jones,
son-ol VIM. O.pJoies Of this place, while
orkinq in the coal bank Immediately back
Of the Rolling Mill, was Instantly killed by
the falling in Ola quantity of slate. The
boy was about III yearso Bold, ard Yves of,iH-
dns,ri"us and, temperate habi.s.--Peopies
FounLa isl.lea ~. AN. ..i VA ~. y ! l.l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08
Ra gse Fromthe London TimSs, Apil1o'
The Third EOInt"---RcductIO OF
the Russian Fleet In the Black

,a tse Fromthe London Timss, Apil10.
The Third "EOint"---RcductIoD Of
the Russian Fleet i'm the Black
a The poin, 4 sRcs Vienna 6os1lsSTs: 61Ss
ences are now stationary, and on which u
reference for further instructions has been
made TO ST. Peietsburg and 10 the Cabinets
Of Western Europe, is known 10 be ,ha,
third condition OF the proposed terms Of
e'whichdstnlimiti the preponderahce of
Russia ib the BLACK Sea. A variety Of
slalemenis have been made, and variety Of
schemes have been devised. for the purpose
ol solving Ibis difficulty, bul the reports OF
The proceedings Of the Conference published
BY The foreign press are SO contradictory
and inaccurate. that we can only caution
our readers agains, placing any reliance
whatever on inlelIigence Of This nature -
Even with references 10 The visit M, Drown
de Lhuys 10 this country. on his way 10 vi
enna, the rumors curreniin Paris are totally
unfounded The fac, is, .ha, The French
Minister, on his arrival here. appeared dis
posed To take somewhat lower tone Than
The leading members Of the British Cabinet
CONCEIVE to bs essential 10 lhe Interests and
dippby Of The Western Powers; bn, before
he left London, NJ. Drouyn de Lhuys had
expresstd his entire concurrence in The pol.
\ cy which Lord Pamersipn and Lord Car.
endon have uniformly pursued, andihe al.
LIED Governments are perfectly sgreed as "a
lhe terms on which alone the lhe nego.
linlion can be carried on. The precise ma,
Iture and,exlenl oI these terms is, however
sill the secret Of the Plenipo,entiaries them
selves, end We can only relate the differen
versions that have been assigned 10 them.
] One Of these versions. and we think near,
es. 10 The ruth. is o stipulation ina, Russia
shall bind herself Sy treaty moi 70 main
lain more Than a certain prescribed naval
force in the Black Sea. Anolher is, tha
| Turkey and The Western Powers shall
creaie ON The shores OF Asia Minor nava
establishment 10 the Black Sea 10 counter
bal Snce the ships and foris ol Seyastopul
lbyL this Project can scarcely have been SET.
liyusIy sh;erlained, ss/il would impose ot, u:
/ 4 perV Vhnen. an3ronprous obligation, and
hll augmelJ2 2hah remove the causes q
Nuj6re hosdlIIes The French GoyernnlI, |,
lhRd q. Outline adopted plan for yha
Iihey iepHed decentralization or he Black
Sea, "/by which all ihe States having do,
mlnioD over any part Of lis coasIs should
! agree 70 she suppression 81 sheir lorlifca.
lions and naval establishments; bUs This pro.
lposul would have The effect Of altogether
weakening and dsarmine Turkey, whose
eyls,cnce dlpepds or the siytngIb II lbe
passage Of Ne Bosphorns. and on The po;.
s-sslph o( 4 csf'aln atnouns of naval power.
lgaadi,lcns are ipgshef eomplica.
r s,1...,,, M ~ eth. I ask - - N
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08
REMARKS.

Mod
If all our subscribers were only ono halt
as prompt as he writer Of the above letter,
we should never complain. We have, it
is true promised to give the names Of those
who do not pay up; but really we do not
like to do so these hard times. It may be
that some of our friends find it difficult now
to procure the money--it may be that by
mentioning names some one or more might
be wronged, and rather than injnre one
honest. upright. deserving man, in adverse
circumstances, we are willing too lose much
more than the amount due. We intend to
fulfil our promise, however, to publish the
names Of those whom we think dishonest,
but not now--not until we have satisfied
ourselfthat all whose names appear are
saithout ercuss. Had we not promised, we
might never have published any names; but
now there is no other alternative, We shall
wait a little longer, ,.and then, look out fol
the Black List. -. -. a''a q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08

Bos19N, May e,-hA hEs broke son. in lhs
ship yald las. nniiIh. Ii 81. Johns. M. 81.
lasI SaprdGg, ana tesroypd anew s,lip. in
,hs sIoeks, ebd large okanli.y q lumbef
Ldss ahcui e75090l
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2.--At the municipal
election yesterday. the ensise Democratic
ticket was esc,ed by an average malori.yral
one hpaoeal dnd fly. The Knew Noshs
ings will have a majorily Of Two in the CiIy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08


y RArS.-For weeks past, old Mother Earth
has been as dry as one Of old DR.. Fogy's
lectures on Anatomy. Farmers began to
despair Of raising any crops in this region,
and Famine (theold monster J began to show
his gumless teeth, and curl his parched lips,
causing the cheeks Of Poverty and Want to
turn pale with fear. The pioas began 70
pray for rain, and theimpous curse because
eno rain fell. Signs of rain were plenty, and
other neighborhoods were blessed with CO.
pious showers; but this section was
,slighted. te.g
'iaa Well, tits singular fact that every i'm
portant era Of our existence has been immedi-
ately followed By rain. tits said that itrained
the day we were born. Certain we are that it
rains on every anniversary ofthat day. Our
6rst visit to Pomeroy, was followed by a
food. And SO we might 60 on; butt is Of
no consequence We needed rain very
y much last week nobody will deny that
= We concluded to see what effect our we'd
ding might have on the weather. We took
80 bride last Tuesday, The first day is
bfidesday--the second groomsday. No
rain fell on Tuesday; but no sooner did the
clock strike the hour Of midnight than the
!, clouds relaxed, and copious showers re-
= freshed the thirsty earth. Millions Of money
y could not have added more to the health
wealth, and happiness ofthis region thanthe
showers Of Wednesday last. We happened
" out in one Of them in our wedding suit; bu
rrno matter. Itisnow Friday afternoon; and
I've have Just returned from short strol
through the fields. Nothing can exceed thu
qualification Of the flowers, the grass, til,
~ trees, the bushes--even the weeds, for til,
saSshoMers ofWedhesday and Thursday Yo,
Team almost see hem grow. They are ou
In 10 al their beauty, their lovely dresses wa
wing in the wind, and their bright face
t,smiling in the sunshine, Bless God 70
~ Fainla ~ e' asss sf3 asse@c
w We have nov 10 fears of famine. Som
tssseE felds received the showers too late; bu
Il We think tie crops win generally turn on
we'll. Atleastwe look for more than a
average crop III ibis county, should the bal
anees Of the season prove favorable.
u 5WhatJa pitywe had not married lal
....' ! ys.r J. r.,
&,a .sGErTIso A,PARTEER.--The kags COuut
ae Telegraph Is no longer published by crui
u old bachelor. A new co-partnership ha
reeentIy be'n formed, and the paper wi
hereafter Be published by THOMSON 4 RI
--both married peSsonsl They claim alittl
indulgence this week, q they are both ab
sent from home, making purchases Of paPe
and other materials for future use. K
The terms will remain the same,as here
y toiore. ii leastfSr the PRESENT though per
haps xe shah % compelled, a1er sewhil
70 raise the Prize. ii oder to feed the Il
creasing number of operatives M
sse The politics of tlle.paper will remaiA un
change; II the new partner shows an.
symptoms Of Locofocoism, The senior vii
assame th- entire control of tie p~'itical
G..1I.. a.. :. a. !. ........ ., a. . l...o,tt. a..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08

AIARA1so HrIDrAlc. "A asange shdre.
markable epid=saic IS Zen i;ssging ssssfully
in this region rithi4 the past two Hgelt.---
Strange asst hhy asem, the hdiyi idnals' at
tackled have alIbeen IN the prime Of life, and
invigorouynealth SIN more remarkable
isthe,fact that ths. '.eyer,,,. attacks one, Of
each gender, belonging 70 different families
at the same time. Stranger still -instead.oi
calling for medical aid the parties afflicted
send Immediately for c'eryynaen, who invari-
ably give relief at once by binding the indi-
viduals together. About twenty couple
have been relieved within wgek or two last
past among which number may be men
toned the editor of the Telegraph, The
"feveru has somewhat iabated, ortwe should
proceed to give the symptoms Of the disease,
II order that inexperienced persons might
be enabled 70 check the disease By applying
the proper remedieslins time. Should this
place ever suferfrom another such epidem.
i, We may giss some useful hints IN the
treatment zen IF tle disease az ths result # # our
experience, se2esl lav " galaneateps,4
r. Chspney, Athens County, April go 1855
"a Mr. EDrroR, SrRs The enclosed amount
please place To my credit; inasmuch as my
subscription is. pp. and probably oyerrun
and as I havelnndesire whatever. ofsseeine
my name on that "Black List,'with which
you threatened sometime ago, to treat thos.
Of your subscribers Who hase heretofore
manifested some disposition to 'schsai til,
printer. Naln gaiA'8e ptKrtS Bps sdf
I was a little uneasy, for fear forbearanc'
with you ''sOould cease to be a pirtae, ant
you would bring me out with others, who
oiOs for all the newspaper-reading the,
have had for the last three years! Bu
since | have been able to ''niake a raise,,'
am wiling you should bring outyour "Blacl
List just as soon as you choose; and al
though Edo not wish to see others, in NOR
trouble thanI wish to be in myself, yet, g
would really like to know, who those ''lon
winded" customers Of yours are
/ ~ as,. eta Very truly your
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08

Va glMmIeRArfoNS Il CHscKRD.-rIlnmjgralioD
from Europe 70 New York. has received Q
decided check. The number ihM arrived
in March and April, 1854. Cup 10, lasl Tues.
day) 5,358, which gives the enormous de-
craase-ih two mon,hs Of 80 548. In the
period ,of last YEAR 10 ,506 Of The Jemi-
grants came from Ireland; but from the lsl
Of March TO the 24,h insL the arrivals from
.hatcoun,ry numbered only .68l which OK.
hibit falling ofFto the amount Of n 1875
This is attributable mainly 20 the distress
,ha, has prevailed among The labcring class
ss in this country, within the past season.
Gin. Gas. y ss,s aA siela ssa
A Gross OUrRAcE-1A a gentleman informs
Us Of a gross outrage which was committed
On Market street. last evening. A young
man was Standing IN the door Of q coffs-
house; when lady walked up 10 him and
entered INTO conversation, evidently object.
fng 10 his clingine around suchplaces. The
man finally took ibe woman BY the throat,
choked her, and then kicked her. The wo.
man was The young mans moiher Loais-
oilis Journal N
Y Thoipeleeraph made tho rlSssbyap late
Ere 10 Boston amour, toJrom iiveao eight
MILLIONS Of dollars. Subsequent reports give
The loss from 6vetoelght hundred thou.
sabdgdollats, oneaensh part cf she ,crigiaal
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-06
DIED

At her late residence, in Dixon Township,
Preble County, on The 3lst uIt., Mr.. CHARITY
LEwELLAND, consort Of Lewis Lewelland, aged
GO years 10 months and Is days.
The subject OF the above notice came to the
county Of Preble in the year 1926, and in 1927
was married to Lewis Lcwelland, with whom
she lived in uninterrupted peace until called
away. She died as she lived, beloved by all
who knew her, and in the firm belief of the
iedeeming power of q crucifed Savior. AL
though she was not attached 10 any church
organization, yet she was truly a christian in
her walk and conversation before the world.
She leaves q disconsolate husband and a fam
lily of children TO mourn the death Of a truly
good wife and mother though her suffering was
long and severe, yet she bore it with christian
GOrtitude and finally sank TO rest in the arms
o blessed Jesus, where, may God grant, she
may in due time meet those yet on earth who
were near and dear to her "where parting ShalJ
bc known no more forever" b. F.. l..
Eaton, September 6, 1855.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-06

The state of the European war.

The Paris correspondent ofthe Philadelphia
Ledger thus writes to that paper upon this
subject:
"Wilhout Germany, no Invasion OF Russia
ON n large scale is possible, and without Ger
many in the scale, the blockade and attack Of
single fortified places can be continued almost
ad infnitum. If il be true that England and
France will never succeed in humbueging
Russia, il is equally true that Russia will moi
succeed in driving The allies TO the bottom OF
the sea. The Russians are very tough, very
courageous, and very brave in their defenseS
OF stone walls; but the battle fields of Alma
and Inkermann have not established their
character as vigorous assailantS, and the allies
are now in a far better position in the Crimea
they have ever been. Every inch of grocnd
they occupy is duly fortified; the troops not
less than two hundred Thousand in number
are we'll provided for, and care is already taken
10 house them comfortably in the winter..-
Even another and o third unsuccessful attempt
to take The Malskaf Towe. and the great Re-
dan by storm will net terminate in an entire
repulse Of their forces before SebaStopol.-
They willcontinue their approaches, until, at
n distance OF some seventy or one hundred
metres, the advantages Of The beseiged shall
be reduced 10 an equality with those OF the
leseigers. Steps are now taken by the allies
10 retain their position before Sebastopol in
case of defeat, while great efforts are being
made by Russia TO preserve the possession OF
the Crimea, as it is now conducted, will ev-
er end in the humiliation Of eitler Of the bel
l~igerent parties 10 a degree which is capable
or imposing terms OF peace."'