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NDIOT FOR. ALI

WA THK undersigned offers %EaEQ.
~ IN for sale q white Frame @Iy$H9
HeSd House and one acreoTBand, 1872
1915 situate ~ miies from Aeh ~
8lnnd. on Ebe Slate read. he~=
tween Ashland aud RoGsburgs Thsfp Il q good
stable, aefstern, and many other t0RVenie1eies,
on said lot, bcside0n uuuber ofchoISo fruit
II 10 . beautiful and nenithy location, and will
be . desirable home. Posssssion given the hrnt ef
April. "a; s J.
March, 2 1855. szasa .3mo41~
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EE As a piece of information, we
present tho following James as officers
of the Known othing Grand Council in
the State of Ohio. They are alIWhigs.
President-Thomas Spooner.
Vice Prcsident-O. 7. Fishback.
Serretary-John E. KEGS.
MuzshaI&T FAHJde.
Sezgeantat-Agpsx- Hayward.
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PRonars couHr.

Quite a number of cases under the
neaLiquor Law. arc. before this Court.
The gentlemen who has been keeping the
County Line Inn, was found guilty for
keeping a tippling shop, and fined sos
20 ysimprosonment. Mr.. FroHnfel-
ter was fined $40 and 10 days imPris-
onment. Several other casesnare pend
ing.
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Fire.
PHILADELPHIA. March 1.

PHLADELPHIA, March L.
About one O'Clock this morning a fire
broke out in ono of Fishers blocks on
Chestnut street, below 18th. Bright &
Mellor, publishers, loss $4,000. The
whole upper part of the building was
destroyed. Aggregate loss, $4,000.
Stock of James Horne; carpet dealer,
valuedat 100000, was much damaged
by water. The loss on the building was
covered by insurance. The fire occurred
from defect in a fue.
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tx A couple of Mansfield gentle
men visited our town q short time since,
in rather a peculiar condition. Some
of the friends Of the gentlemen, ar
ranged it in such a manner, that the
Marshal was cheated out of his victims,
and consequently his costs CUTE fell
lows" We advise them not to get in
the same condition, as the Know-Noth-
-ings and Saeh NIGHTS have had a joint
meeting, at which it was mutually a.
greed that hereafter they would "organ-
IKE on Mansfield people generally
We suppress the names of the parties
to whom We have reference:
P. 8. We learn verbally, just on
the eve of publication, that u worthy
Mayor has appointed several additional
Marshals, whose special business is, to
pick up loose characters from Mansfield.
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DEMocRATIc VIcroRY-KNow Norm
ING DEFEAr.-We learn, that at the late
municipal election in Burlington, Iowa,
whole Know-Nothing ticket, from May
or down, "a defeated. Burlington is
the largest town in the State, e~ontaiuirg
over eight thousand inhabitants. There
are very few foreigners in Burlington,
but what there are, are principally Ger.
maIs. Know nottingham is rapidly on
the wnne all over the Union.
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IL The Washington correspondent
of tho Stubenville Union says" The
bill granting s16o acres to the soldiers,
or to the children of the soldi ers, Of all
the wars since 1870, which passed the
Senate and is now on the Speakers table,
attracting attention, and wiz probably
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NEW YORK

NEW YonK, March6-s
FLeUR-Is a shade frmer; better export
demand; sales 24oobbI 6, asa5 so for state; s.a5
40, fos. Ohio, Mich, Ind. and Wis; Canadian
unchanged.
Wheat firm; sales 5000 Blu ala.
Corn betteri sales so, bu IDA for western
mixed in storei i,o5aI ,O5l for southern white
and yellow.
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PAPER HAKGxNG,s DEPOT.
No ~ cSartIands 81. NSSfx6fks
Nearly obPos.ts the Msfehan1s f6tsE
TuF cnoaror asa wfTE

asder TIE GfaefuI Manufacturing
Lgw q fhe Sfafa Mao EEodE1
ehasers, AZ Maanhscture 81 .ESw6sf Prices, for
cash or approved tfodff.<Sea H'"Es
PAPER HAN6lkGs, Of 7eEery=ysrietSKof
style and price.
BORDERS TO match
FIRE BOARDS PRINTS in greafVazisty.s
TRANSPARENT WINDOW Shares 5zA
OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADEk.. -.
WIDE WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS; And
WlND0W-SHADE FIXTURESs5 ~
OF the latest styles and superior finish ajfsf
their own manufacture and ippOrtnftaa. e
Their stock il large and entfely rev, they in
vite Merchants, Booksellers and Deasess in
these articles, to call aud examine their styles
and prices whenever they yisii the city.-
New York March ! 1885. 2Ino. ~.
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Attention snorfainenl

THERE viii be . Shooting Mnfeh a. Lefdirh.0
leading from Ashland 20 Troy. On ErIdny the s3d
day Of MeTchy 1s55. The prize 70 b. D large cora
fed Btear. valued At $50 dollars. D11tdnEc 20 and
co yards. All those Intending 70 compete for said
prize will please be In attendance AZ an early hour.
March Z, ISIS. ssrsiss
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IMPRISONMENT ron DEBr.-The

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.-The Bos-
ton Bee says:
"Under the laws relating to imprison-
ment for debt, as they now exist in Mas
sachusetts, upward of eight hundred
,ocre ~iacarcerdted in cambridge street
Jail during the year 1854, and in a pre-
vious year the number Of cases amour
ted to 800"
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E& We are requested to say, that
an answer to "PATRONn will appear
in our next issue.
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sRRING

Please announce the name of w. 81. MORY,
as a candidate for Constable at the spring
election and Oblige
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.NeIb Aopsrtisements.
10000 PoUNl6 PULLnD
VIC 10 w ANTZE

10000 F0UNDb PULLGw
WOOL w AMT
FxfR want Immediately acfhe Ashland Woolep
w Factory, 1Oyooo pounds Pulled Wool, which
we will rec Give On cxehnne6 for clothss csssi-
meras. Tweed, Batinets. Flannelg, Blsnketings,
Yarn, DC. The durability and beauty OF our
Cloths, thn1 we are now Manufacturing ana the
GREAT IN rs
We xns now holaing oufso Wool Crower5 for the
manulaetuTe oSthsiT Woota n kSAsinstesd ofsend-
ing u abreaSx pnoke1 a importanI for eyerY-ons
who has WooflUhetAer pulled D. Aeeer. toealfand
sec us at once ; for we Can, in ell siuceftty. saEto
suehs BY getting your Wool WApufaeturrd pr bT
exchanging 81 fo1 eotns. yes geIlIertzS morefor
Tor THAN q any othersyay d1fbS thn4eHeeaEeg
HOME MAMUFAcF9RERs
yOn will again reap the additional benefit ofkaving
thousends of deuaFs distributsd slBuallt in youT
Reighb0Thood for labor alone.
ts oesirlbie that the pulled wool should b
brought IN before the new clip comes on ~ We
work II separate from other wool, end wish 70 work
IL imnediateiy- Be careful tobring ItiD nee from
straw or foul matter We receive Il Washed or I'M
washed. As we have been making extensiys prep
M uch In Du6fmssS,
the coming season, We bespeak ~ ouTneIyss .
large share of the Wool groWnin this and ndjoin-
ing Counties. p RfSS EH. President.
s. N. Smith. Agent Ashland Ma nufacturinE CO,
r. 8. We also want IoO barrels Ct sscs. and
5000 pounds Of hard 8oups --~<s--
I, Ashland. March 7, 1855. AIR
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M ARR0A@E@.

Marrted,--on the Cd inst. By Rev.. cutler,
Mr.. ADAM cRossER. OF Wood County, 10 mr.
ELIZA BETH BILL, of this place.
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saxon codnterfeitors.

It seems that the business Of tinker
ing tho currency is not confined to this
country
A number of coiners Of false money
and notes escaped In September last
from the fortress Of Kennigstein, in
Saxony, and established themselves in
Saxon-SHitzerland on the summit of a
mountain 300 feet In height. called
the P~laffenstcin. There they. worked
necessarily in fabricating false paper
money in a cavern some sixty or eighty
feet from the summit Of the rock. To
this cavern access could only be obtained
by descending a ropeZa perilous opera
tion ; but one man was always left on
the summit to keep watch andlet down
provisions. The notes which the gang
forged and which purportsd to be f the
Austrian and Hessian Banks and of the
Governments of Kethen and Dessau,
were put into circulation by aceompliccs
In the adjacent villages. A short time
since . detachnsnt Of the Saxon gendar-
morie climbed mp the mountain at the
peril of their lives, and succeeded in
arresting the whole Of the gang.
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EE See rev sdyertiltn.eits in
another column. The Ashland Manu-
featuring Co., offer great Inducements
to farmers
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EE The Millerite delusion is again
spreading in many portions of the
country, particularly al tho northward,
and camp meetings of the poor victims
Of this wretched fanaticism are bocom-
ing occurrences Of frequent note in tho
newspapers. It is astonishing that the
repeated explosions of this humbng, the
miserable disappointment of its beliey-
ers, and tho impovcrishment of many Of
them by their " acts Of insane folly,
in giving away their goods, wares and
merchandise, should not have operated
as a cheek upon any farther manifesto
tions. But 1t seems that the population
Of our country has become of SO pesu-
liar a cast that no delusion is SO silly
as not to find followers. True, these
poor people injuro no one hut them
selves, yet their foliies are a sad refec-
ton upon our boasted intelligence, ed
ucation, natural shrewdness and deei-
ded progress towards soeietaty refine
United States Gazette.
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Up Gdtgrapb.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
OF THE ST. LOUIS

PIERRE soULE HOME AGAIN.
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The Car calls out 10000 Troops more.

Lord Jsha nussell going to vienna.
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BLANK Deeds, Ia
RLANK DEEDS, an iInprotea form.
- Tor sale FeTyc henP N this office.
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STILL THREE DAYS LATER.

Arrival of the Steamer Cdnada-&.
Louis Necs Conf mcd.
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NV YeRK, March I.

NOTHING NEw PROM sEBAsroPoL.
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EIho money must always be Do1t 10 ads
Eence-AAddresa, always post paid,
DEACON g. PETERSON,
No Sc South Third 50, PhiladclphiAs
when reqneated. n4e
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Executors Of sarah flswsFddse,d-
Mar eh 7th 1856. MI u.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25
T1ILOSt or NtOI en-,

ON or about the Sd day of November last, the
" Subscribers enclosed in letter directed to
j. r. Crawford, Cashier, Athens, Ohio, The fol-
lowing described notes. to-wit: Note made by
Messrs. Ruffner. Donnally & Co., in favor OF
Dabney Salt Company dated, Cincinnati o.,
July 10, 1855, at six months, for the sum Of
nine hundred and eighty 1.-TWO and forty -four hun
dredths dollars payable at the Ohio Life Insu.
rance & Trust Company, Cincinnati, o. and
endorsed Dabney Salt Company, g.. R. Pomeroy,
and ourselves in blank. ,J s.,sl,.n.,A,,
The other plade by same parties, in favor Su-
ga, Rum. Salt CO., dated Cincinnati Aug. is
1855, at 6 months fofthe sumof eight hundred
and eleven and twentyrthree hundredths, dollars,
PAYABLE at same place, and endorsed Sugar Run
Salt CO.., by &c, Grant, Treasurer and our
selves, all in blank. ''ps IS" ''''s'h
.U THE above notes are supposed 10 BE lost orsto-
len, and have not reached their destination.p All
hereby cautioned egainsl receiving
said notes as any transfer 9fthe% VII be 5ssd
'ulent. DANIEL q RATHBURN,, I
I sPometoy, Dec. 4, 1885, altf' 'alisa&a'r (
GALE OF REAL RSTAFE,..By vir-
10 tue of an ordet ofthePrpbate Court ofMeigs
county to me directed for that purpose, I,yin
offer for sale, ON the premises, oil the 9th day Of
January, A. D. 1856, the following Real Estate,
belonging tb'the estate ofsH. W.lWhitmore, de-
oeased, towit, beginning fourteen rods andthree
Inks east of the northeast corner iof, Sanford
Wells LOT, on the line between fractionald 4 lots
numbers Seven and thifteen, in township number
seven, and rdtige number af0ufteeng I'M Scipio
townstipy Megs county Ohio, thence eleven
degrees west, eleven rods; thence west tseyentaen
rods and nineteen hnks;, thence, south twenty
three degrees, west eleven rods; thence east
twenty six degrees south, twehty.iouf rods and
twelve blinks; themes twehtyone degrees east,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25

rg The MARTHh WAsHrNGToS .AYFArR,H--
Sidney c. Burton, the famous prosecntori5f
this casesiis deadsis sWhetherhis deathlwas
the result Of some slOwipoison, orofssome
disease brougbtIon by the excitement and
exposure incident to his Hercnlcan labors in
Ifeueting outsnd bringing to justice the III.
famous scoundrels engaged inathe burning
Iofthe Martha Washington, isnot,certairly
knowns Atallevents, hisllife has been sac
ri6eed in this work. He was a noble, gen
efous. high minded man. We underytapd
he hasleft a written statement Of many im:.
portant facts, which HAY be of service in
the further prosecution ofthis case.s sa2
VIM. Kissane, one ! Of the conspirators.
who was convicted and imprisoned in New
York, about "a year ago. for forgery, las
beeh pafdcned by Gov. Clark upon the ap-
plication of the Governors Of Ohio and In
diansi the District Attorney and several
other officials. 1t setES that Kissane has,
promised to turn States evidence against
his accomplices in the Martha Washington.
affair, provided his pardon could be pro-
cured. That he win perform this promise, !.
however, seems hlghlJ J'improbable.
Lyman Cole, another Of the gang, isnow
in Jail is new York. He is charged a an
accomplice Of Kissane, in the bank forgery
case. He is awaiting a second trial. A
strong effort was made recently 70 procure
his discharge. VIZ A3'- /"
Andrew Finley, who has twice turned
States evidence, has recently been set at
liberty.
ftFN'eitt aaN f.al.lisf tlfft
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25
Y. TU IgDAF VI DECEMBER IS, 1855.

| Leaving Forl Laramie we naveled abeui
1ihres miles al long ihe south bank or The Norlh
l'Fofk, dnd ut FIVE O'clock p.iched our TENS
beHeAJh cump of henuiful cedar trees,
The river al the place iof our encampmenl
flows in south, eastern directions; abou, Two
hundred yards from il, and running in par.
alIel direction Il, IS range 81 high 5iuffs.
llbet presents qu!,e an Imposing, aPpeal snce.
|, A short distance from our camp OF to.highi,
| we discovered a grave containing The BODY
tot 1'sF.9 Dunn. lave from Missouri formerly
from Ireland; died. June f5lh. 1850. TO.
lday we travelled but eight miles. ~
June 17.h. This morning we travelled
leieM miles ever alb toughest, and mos
lbfokBniplhins ln5sh hi,labl .. and sfg so'cloeki
llbalisd 10 grnzn BY tha side 76f aB9spiendld
spring yof good ,wnIerf This gporning we
fpasg ID q grave containing The body o.
flames Milfaf,' Of sJohhston county, Iowa;
died, June 18th, 1850" Wsafs6 discover
ed, while grazing, grave con,aining the
lbodyof .eAV ! Moore, Of Pike county, Iii
inbls; died, ,iInne 2eddail849S,iagGi III iaB
lsy Again resuming our joarney, weiadyanced
lsix miles, and came y, q powerful spring ol
waler, that gushed from the bed of,ie cieek
| The creek above the spring was entirely
dry.g Fronahis spring We ascsndsd d very
steep hilD,hor mountain whose sides were
covered wish very ial cedar trees. On .he
liop Of this hill we saw d grave bearing The
insert 3iion, VA. Hammond, from Winchss
Fer, Illinois; died June 95sh, l849. De
scehding this hill, in q ghort distances we
1repched o beapsifyl slreaghi eftwa,er ii abou
Ifgy yards wide, lending from, shea South
| We nsce nded ibis stream Two miles, and
lbached our tents at five o'cFocR, p NJ, close
1by iislside!s The. grass aboot oufl lplacedol
encampmentRas very good. Close Jy.we
lIssw4he carcass ok .! dead OK, ihA bad been
shot. !, .s,
To-day we ,rayeled twenty-five miles
Al this time ourseam and wagons were in
very good.ordsr for travelling. and our mer
we,e. with very few except, rs, ip. good
cheer perhaps in better cheer than they
would have been had they known The thar
acisrof the road over which they had tc
lravela in d few dnys, for we were now near
ingtbe Rocky mountains, and were soon to
Eentefi the South Pass. We were already
wfhinssight ofihisg greatrange Of mountains
IwhichEpresen.ed quite misty and dark APP
psarancs, al 90 greuI a distance; indeed 4
reminded me Of d bluck cloud above the nor.
izbusexlending Ear North and South, acros.
,te Western sky. fvs,. ...,, .y, AIM. -,
The country about us presented a very dif
leYent abpaaranee from what il did nreyiouI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25

i 4 go
GEN. WiLsoN.--A suggestive passage &C.
lcurrcd in Executive session Of the Senate
recently. Alarge number Of nominations
were laid upon the table, among them thoss
lpf Shannon, to be Governor of Kansas, and
| Hendricks, Of Ia, to be Commissioner OF
the Land Office. These nominations hay.
ling been read, one of the number, whiets
excited no interest, was confirmed withont
Iobleetiea,s Mr., Wfsonoaof Mass, misiook
the name for that of one of the late mem
bers OF Congress, whose vote on the Ne.
braska bill has been rewarded with an ext. ext
lecutivc appointment. Heirose preeipitately
protest against precipitation in disposinr
of these cases, and declared that be intend.
ed to oppose them, all to The bitter end.
He declared that they held their Offices
as Che price Of corruption and the wages Of
sin. They had all betrayed their tonstito
laneies upon the promises or.in The expecta-
tasof Of the money and the Offices Of the
Federal Government. And now the Sen
ate was called on to pay the price Of their
infamy. Early and late, in season and out.
he would oppose the eohsummation Of ths
iniquity; he would ON all occasions struggle,
though he stood alone, to defend the North
against treachery like this. and to FIX the
brand Of degradation upon the front Of their
betrayers.l 'fhethirty pieces ofsilvershould
not be paid iftheicould preFentit. AS may
well be esupposed, soyehementIahd vigorous
demonstration excited lively sensation;
some replies were made, hut the matter
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25

The Noble ADVERTISER saygthal one f.he
measures which will be warmly plessed upon
the Legislature Of Alabama, now In session
will be a proposition 10 appropriate St0o ooo
from the treasury, TO aid in making Kanzas
a slave Sine, d4'eAt l23sfa@ aa
Wm, A,rison was brought before Judge
Parker, on Saturday. and wishdFew his Piles
Of "no, gnilly." and put IN albpeclal plea ol
a,,irefois eonBict. or oHns in jeopardy. H.I
trial was fixed 70, last Mondgy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25


| wv 1st,NaroN q. r.,DacK ~ ss,. .rr. Z. A,
James gaye no,ice ot ,bts1,yoflSS,ian 4 !
Ibill for ,bs mod,fcs.ion .,f ~ n.,sn, i.ws
y M Fof,a ny9ssr,ed I Saiiiiop fyan, 4 mi
Graham of RrooIl ynIl ss,,,ns f,,,h lS,s ~
vices and ,,fIsr;nss in shsb .ls ,tor a.. con,,.
lrv ana comnlain;no or n. s,,,oa or ~
NAVAL Board 80
p MI Foo,e said i, wss 10, Il, Yg n,,r0o.a oi q
pass s,riewres1 az i,s oc,;ons mi Isss 4 IL.
nuun i,s moiivas bn, i,,vas pno, ~ 5hs m.
soised q, .denied 10, h.,l n. s.,snsa n,,hl;.,
|, b,erya,ion In, n soo,s ;n.,snca. (, lsss'
III mad sadly mS.;nd} ,sd o,ss,a,;s ,,.,al =.
werA Aoads ana o,ass IN 70 j - a;c,ld ~
6eslorlohs IN; csss 4, ,sts, !, !,
Ewha, measure or rel;sf nrsrnss , Sbo0ld ~.
lend 10 ,he av5icved bs Ana = -, - .can.;3., i,
Ihis nroy;nce is ;ndico,s H., hi ,sssrdsd 4 !,
lSs b&S6Snef 8ssn5b;sclf (or ,bs ccn.id srs,;d1
,he Commiaesi Il N,vsl i4ff6yl lEi'Fc Ihs u
The snbkec, was so ,,ererred and ,bs San.
lsge oai6uInssa I'i5sa51 = di75lss''h s's5'l
E-flIo6sr,iL. MI aTya,rn ,ossj n i ,p,.os,l i u.
plans,iou and feaff . eSrssis. fio,n ,ic Wssb.
;no,on fofyesnnndenco of ,ho NJ. w.,
pTribuna. of I,Ibe Is,h I'M, o Al q commsn;;.
IfpbS Oh hls coursas Il ,ha r5cs,;on ;iI,',1ff9 nf9
S6saker. q he said lno,withs,andina i,baI 6i.
haek he should mo-, emrnlbE bock aSon NJ.
Ecoun,ry a, r,he exoer,e, nj nj, ,iyno,nanii.
ness md honor. t,hono6 Hn,oca Gre.,a. =,
The Dsyyili ~ bo,b ,oos,bar iii hin ii !, y =
Ifanpisiisai I'D 9l1g1s S61bdass " 'iR
lS,if ip..T int., ,t/gL i. i orr,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25
y The Columbus City Fact, spenkihg 10 rc
ference TO the Newspaper Law, says: 1873

7leFence TO the Newspaper Lawi says: ~
Posimas,efs are responsible for the sub.
iscriplion Of newspaper, Of magazines as
long as they allow i, TO be received a. their
Office, after Il is bncaled for or refused by
the person 10 whom il is direc,ed. The
Postmaster General requires that written
note shall be sen, 10 every publisher. that hts
paper Or work lies dead in lha, cffice, Posi-.
masters will please recollect his provision
Of The newspaper law. s- pN~9
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25

Cutie row occurred last week In Dsla.
wares \, between q number Of ladies' BE-
longing 70 abe Good Teplplar's .empsmbey
organization, and a couple oi landloiJs. q
which ndmber Of barrel heads we're kncck-
cd In, causing ihs loss Of 4 gd6d dehi ef bad
whisky. None Of The individatsswste much
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-25
.. d RB sFRHEGRAPRyr

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IAN adjourned meeting ofSALT MAN UFAC.
"a TURERS on the Ohio RiyeE will be. held
at the Office Of the Pomeroy Salt Company, on
Saturday, the 10Th day or December, 1855. at
O'clock, A. NJ, FOR the transaction OF such bOsi
ness as may be brought before the me. ting.
<, g,4si e..r,,, ,3nl sa F., MACK, Chairman.
Q. r. PoMERoT, Secretary, Z. =, (, WY. b
Pcneroy, Dec, 4, 1855 2w Democrat copy.