Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25

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Is, isbFe ia fdf Sale. IA chancs for a bar
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MoRrmrH's CoELEaE Livs. This IS the
4itle OF a beautiful aud highly interesting
book, laid upon our taNs by 1Messts, REM
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AtalI events, II IS from ths he pen of the same
asuthar-7E, J, Nay, This fact, alone, ,8is
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LITTER u Fa1scIs P, BEllR,4Tle Hon.
Francis P blair q prominent Southern poll
kiticiau, andfor many years one of the pub
|lishcrs Of the Washington Globe, has writ
ten powerful letter to tile Republican ,Ast
sociation Of Washington City, in which he
takes strong grounds in fayorof Republican
principles We shall endeavor TO publish
It at an early day. Iemust producea deep
impression upon a, thirnEittg reasoning men,
north and SOUTH 'gsgf .86t segI .Esie5
Ii, The MUsrcALg WpRLp.rttThis excellent
weekly musical journal, Commences its 18th
volume ing gsndary. The terms haysa heep
reduced to se pef ahRam,a a fne portrait
[of, Mozart will b. sent to each subscriber.
EAq Musical novelette,, will lbetcohamepced
and published serially with the'frst number
fii January The' other valuable features
remain as before, Viz; four pages Of Fresh
Music weekly. PACED separatelH Which, al
the end Of hesyear win form avolnme
worth $500; instructive musical reading;
articles on vocal and instrumental culture;
condensed musical news from all parts. d
the world, &c. Those, who wishisto sub
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III e.9y .}oogg% h1p, g35sas9 ..sg.l igir i,
bsgA letter t9 the Baltimore toiiR!per has ts'
INV r 4 j, ossSrespner, Ss .. .the s Sergeant ,s
lat Arms of the House Of Representatives,,
has paid to the members from bis own re-
sources twenty ghtthousand dollars. But
for this the 'Honorsbles' would, have been
put to much Inconvenience, .assno money
can be drawn from the United States Treas
pry for this purpose except by orderiof the
Speaker, and one, it is, known leyerywhere,
has not yet been elec.ed."r 4 To en- h,aaie,sl
IaoThe Cincinnati Enquiper trusts that Mr.
.G.'s funds are not inexhausdble. We trust
50 to-; @ Perhaps i ths supplies were scpq
loft entirely. I'VE SHOULD hear of an elecdor
soona ga3lge ,satait t'9ta ax2 ire sssa
lgs s&l l.i'77i7 T-T7 -r-- --1T,7 10 s9i,G ats
IL The ship tGuiding Star, which left Liy
erpocl on 'the9ath'of January last for Mel
bourne, with Ave bundled persons on board
has not been heard from since. II is sup
posed to have been lost.
In the Georgia Senate, recently, a reso
! luton was introduced for an aapproPriaiiSl
81. lSlo0,opo to aid Southern men in, emf
: grating to Kansas. 80 tlsq, saa ayob baI
! @'A4 large quantity Of arms were, stole
yp From # she 81 harrisburg, Pf Arsenal and sen
s pta New York city. recently mhereait is.suI
: -lposed1 d1lthey were to be sOldaofihbustersIit
e be asedih Nicaragua The arms have bee
! recovered: ana certain parties who wei
' concerned in the, robbery arrested; le.ets.ai,
: o. Edward P.dBarnes, a,clerk in the emplo
of D, w. 4 W. B.. Bacon, New York city
+ was arrested on the 18th inst, on a charg
! tef having forged his employers nameto u
4 amount of lS6, ,000s He bad drawn til,
y ahcuhtin gold from the Phenix Bank; an
e was just on the point Of leaving the I'll
! SheGn Sed;g arrsSsled;g ban goasaa sdi r.s.taa
e sNewshas beenneceigsd from Mexico d
3. the effect tbat European dipiomStists We
,s steadily pursuing course of aclion design,
I To- add 70 the political difficulties Of that VI
! happy country. The condition of ,Mexi
h is said to be worse now than eRerga Pr
Is nunciamentos, roberies, and disorders o.
e kinds. prevail in all parts Of the countr
q The ministry Of Alverez broke up on II
or 9th iust, Gen. Comonfort had abandon,
h- Alveres, and the latter it was sxpecte
tc would return to the SOUTH iayaGi Ysa
= - The steamer Crescent City, from M
: York to New Orleans, was Wrecked On \
s. 9TH inst, on The Marlinells Rect, Bahar
a. Banks. gThelqpasssngers, crew. and be
e. gage were ressaved, and taken to iNassua, /
10 wfecksfs. The vessel bitged, and, it "
Of feared, would prove q total loss,og ass !!
~ 1.-THE celebrated ease Of Mrs. Gaines Ii
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