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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-28
"Tha Stuff Voters ara made of

We call the attention of our readers to
the following from the franklin Reuiew of
yesterday. Can any intelligent naturalized
citizen wish to see the ballot box of this coun-
try controlled by such men
FOREIGNERS ON Monday last lot Of four or
FIVE Irishmen came out in the cars from Nashville,
for the purpose of completing their naturalization
papers, with a view to voting in the approaching
election. They made their appearance in the
Court house, and made known the object of their
visit. When one of them was called upon for wit.
nesses to prove his residence in the United States,
another Irishman was introduced, who upon being
questioned, betrayed such gross ignorance that
Judge Baxter very properly decided not to receive
his evidence. The witne did not actually know
the of our Lord in which he lived, and was
so evidently brought here to swear to anything
that it was necessary TO prove that he set
aside as unworthy. We presume he was to prove
for the entire lot, for we learn that none Of them
were able to obtain their papers.
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Chairman Of the State Central COMMITTEES.
Col Wheeler and his slavOs-AnOthsr provoking
Case!

Another case Of emaneipating slaves By force
and against their own win, occurred few
days since at Philadelphia, Pa. Col. JONI II.
WHEELER, of North Carolina, U. S. Minister
to Nicaragua, having come on to Washington
with one or more treaties executed with the
Government of Nicaragua, was about to re-
turn. At Philadelphia he had gone on board
the Washington, as a passenger for New York,
and for the comfort Of his family, bis lady
having shared the trials of his diplomatic sta
ton in Central America,) was taking with
hIn family of servants. These were disoov-
cred, and though the younger members Of the
party, at least, kicked and scufiied manfully
for the liberty of being slaves they were car
ried off ri ct drmis, and consigned, it is to be
supposed, TO the negro quarter Of Philadel-
phia, which Is one Of the most polluted spots,
we venture to assert, upon the face of the
earth.
Legal proceedings were Instituted in The
premises. and one Passmore Williamson. the
leader In the outrage, was held to bail In the
sum Of $4,000, by Judge KASE, Of the q. S.
District Court, for q further hearing at the
next term Of the Couri-a week later
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FLOUR DEPnT.
AND TOBACCO AcENC

An Il ID II \ G & % GE NCY.
VIE subscriber having the Agency Of q following Mills.
hitcheUle Mills, SpeBcer's Mills Silver Spring Mills
logan Mills, Nashville city Mlsa q which aye Justly
celebrated Tor their superior bransw keep eonstautv
on hand supply OF Fresh Hour. All Firur Of the
above brands sold hv me, will BE- warranted Also agent
Tor the sale Of Orn Meal from the above Mills CITY
dealers and consumers will ind IL TO their interest "a a
and examine nv stock
tobacco have now in store large quantity Of
virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO which am ,ferinS to
the trade az unusual Tow prices
~ fall assortment Of fresh Groceries on hand
and Tor sale cheap r. @ DANDY,
No 50 College street
Vlt-dlm door rom Broad
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.

HAVE this day received per Express ony six days
IL fruln NeE oTk, beautiful lot Of
French woTk ed Collars. Sleeves and CheniEetieH;
Morning collars and slsesei, In great variety,
Jackoaet and swiss Edg nxs And InszTtngs,
Ahite Esnbroisered Assin Robes;
Beauafdl evening Dresses, ncg styles
Plain Checked ana Figured Ssinsooks,
Plata ana Striped tndia DiuiEies;
small Red an white fans,
s8iraad Bridal FINS
Pn Moasn De Lzines ard BersEea FOR rrsveng nress.
e, Pocket Handkefcirf Night Caps, Glove Boxes. ard
many uie Ilis things teoua % 1entoE al u Whi1h
ne uia sell 81 the lowest Fs-sioie pFices-
We receye darng the e5ing week o. the lzrg-
est ssocss q Engsh and Anxcan Oarp-s bfourt
tbs uaarkrs- r. Q. heNAIRY A Co.,
iyS3 College street.
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lE All About the War;

Compete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
Tent in the Crimea, by Mai. e. Bruce Hamley author
Of Lady Lees Wdowhood."
This work is recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations 81. Ike author &C
compishsd officer of the British army. q lie Is
gagged in the war; and has BEEN from the first He has
already established brilliant reputation author t.
This Narrative Of the War written the spot. 8 It
contains complete account Of the from the beginning
g. 1t enghens the reader many points which other
counts have left obscure"
s~ The above, with many other books, be had
Of TUON, NELSON CO.,
jy16 a Union street
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The Rally at Wartraoe.

Our American friends had glorious rally
at Wartraoe on Thursday. Our gifted young
fellow-citizeu, LUoIEN NJ. TEMPLE, Esq, adj
dressed the large assemblage, estimated at three
thousand persons and Hon. THOMAS A. K.
NELSON was speaking when our informant
laft, in the afternoon. The people, we learn,
fave erected noble Liberty Pole, one half
hickory and the other half ash, from which
streams a large flag Of the United States
symbolioal of the union Of the old Wing and
Democratic parties, under the auspices of the
Constitution, in defence Of lie great principles
and measures Of the American cause.
Messrs Nelson, Henry and Temple, besides
other distinguished members of tho American
party, are to speak at Lebanon to-day. A
good days work viii be done.
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EE- The New York Herald understands that
responsible parties have offered 70 furnish Messss
Coleman 4 Stetsen, Of the Aston House. with po.A-
toes. fer one year. at i.50 per barrel They are
now selling IN New Yak 81 81 rs per barrel.
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PROEiIRITnN ~,

Let them rave and exclaim they will pass it
and declare We no drink shan get after.
We give them, by way Of reply,
shout Of deriSion and laughter:
For a who taste Lg0Hs S hnQDDs
70 delicious and eNquiSits find n
mat never could tyranny gain
The right to restrict not sell IT,
'HE quality n these A z o MATTC sCu7rDA,
u SO NAPPS i so well known that thew do not resd
tne pahng that t appears others do One trial Il All hat ia
ered 10 c'1y &c person q their superior quality
so'a wholesale aud retail BY the sole proprietors
TO LYONS 4 Co.
V.o 10 Cedar street
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GREAT BALLOON ASCENSION.


MOSS EMERY, a celebrated EronARt, viii make hia
WI iesh in his great Blon, Containing thirty
thousand eublc feet Of gas MONDAY next Sh Of July
the Of Locust and Market Streets NashsiHe
Mona Emery VIII be accompanied By two or three gentle
well known Ia this city, and wis 60 up At 10 ocock IN
The morning
The games Of amusement announced before IN the above
advertisement vii take place, Mr. kmesy havine no
right Dc Il wunt license, and the tax 20 great which
DID not know before.
gG- Ladies' and Gentlemen respectfully invited 70 be
present psnctualy AZ the hour.
80 numerous orehesra vii perform and popular
airs.
- Ticket oes ~iil be open at O'Clock Prizes Of ad-
mission 30 cents; Colored IS cents; Children IS cents
gH- The Giss can be seen ?. g. Dldoux Jswser, No
81 Onion street jy26-td
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-28

We TOLD TuEN so.-At a Democratic Con-
vention recently held at Bucksnort DeSoto
county, Miss, the following resolution was
submitted by an anti-Ameriean Democrat:
Rssolvo} That we 1.-THE Unterrihedl viii support
no Baa for Office. who has heretofore beloagei 10,
or in Gay psy affiliated eth hs OndeT called knoi,
NofA6ga"
at will be seen" says the Memphis Eagle
and Enquire, shat no reservation is made in
favor of those Who withdraw, and commit
moral perjury by publishing their Withdrawal
20 the world, and denounoing the Order as
'dangeions TO the country, and subyersive Of
lis institutions OF course not, Why should
such fellows lie excepted
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sB- Jho. A Martin, son Of Judge A. Mar
tic, of Alabama, was killed IN Montgomery
onihe 22d, by being thrown from bis buggy,
the horse having run away from fright.
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ARROTT,S NAPOLEON.

W. T. BERRY CO. have just received
The HISTORY or NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
S. c. Abbott, with maps aud illustrations. vols.
ALSO:
lie CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France, by Eugene de Courcllou. legs
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A RARE CHANCE.

WILL sell or exchange for city property beautI. ~
IN parcel Of LAND (haf heavily timbered) situated
on the Gaaun Turnpike about fifteen twenty minutes
ride rom the Court House. and containing about thirty
acres.
This presents fine opportunity tn those desiring pleas
ant residence combining all the retirement Of the count ~
with the conveuiences II city life.
Apply to w. r. MOORE,
jylT-dlw IS Public SQUARE
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a SURE CURE FOR CANCERS.

MY VIE having Abored under one ca her breast for
vi somc time and having tried dferrnt treatment !
eoncadsd undertake myself, and In less than three
mosths r-ctrl eosnpste cure Although she had been
Eyen Up her friends being beyond TIE reach % any
cure the t rnjlyed better health than
she had many years previous and has since gwen birth
= nne chitf, ghich she nurses hersu1 ! hare also
treated several other eases aRd have with ne sane
success.
Ny treatment Is no, th- using q The Kn Caustc
McEcuFy bat 70 paruy Vegetable also profess q eur.
other DISEASE su fcu4e Diseases aud UlceTs ssrcf
IA, Piles, ami al Diseases orisinatng IN Ike manner Al
AK 81 Fersons an cisd With any o. above nani-l
dacases, Il % give trial. Where there Is no cure
TIRE shA - % ehaFsc. Fufthr inf5Izfaa can Be
aimed ~ ealing &c, % b cttsr, o2T SsrtA Mar.
kei s'Te-t JONATHAN THOMAS.
U4-em
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University of Nashville.
COLLEGIATE DEPAR MENT.
2 = q y = D NJ nnrr A z ,

WESTERN MILITARY INSTIT TIE.
TIVE Session Of this Cege which consists Of two terms
commencing respectively the 10th September and
2Sh January, continues without interruption the
ginning the close the i2h June, 1856 Al present.
there roessors in the Co lege-one other viii be
added. The Of studies In every department. Is
thorough ia hooks and teaching that any College
in country. The discipline s strict yet parental and
maintained By day and night Mental Moral and Physical
Culture, Economy and Discipline the especial OBJ u
the system.
Charges for Tuition, Boarding Washing, Puel servants
ATTENDANCE, Of Arms, Room Furniture Towels, Bed
ding leach Cadet supply the necessary bankets 500 per
term Of 20 Surgeons Fee and Medicines t5 per
term. Engineering Mode Languages, Book Keeping an
Fencing each t0 per Students Boarding with friends
received on special with the Chancellor
Faculty and charged S3T 80 per for Tuition, Fuel
Of Public Rooms ane Arms. For particulars address
]. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
Chancellor Of the University, or
b. Z JOHNSON,
iv77-9w SuDerinteuIent Of The Institute.
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wAsHISozox, Jelly %.
The President has received an autograph letter
from the Car OF R0sa IN reply 70 one transmitted
20 him through our Minister eongrasalating him on
bis succession. Car PROCESSES the mosf lasting
friendship between Russia and the Uaised States.
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NEw YoRK. Jul, %,

The North Carolina Register Is authorized TO say
that the Hon. D. N. Bsrringer has written letter
wnleh will be printed Ia day or two, reassuring
Aad confirming the statement relating 10 the COZ
teFssuon which took place between him aud the
fopes Nunelo In Madrid, the truth OF which the
Nashingtouunion has recently denied.
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CATLuNs NORTH AMERIcAN IEDIANs.

IIIsTORs OF THE IsDlAS TKIBEs 0s NORTH AMER
ICA, win Biographical Skesches and Anecdotes u
PrtRcfpgf CAics, embcIished uith one HaRGfraf and
Ttcesfy forirssfs, the Isi3aa Gdllsrs IN The Wa
Dcp4TteDs ash ng,sn IN three Volaes iSai8 nchss.
0dgaal si81. ua ssi has work saasualT f0r
eAsh. lRPsiGl JOHN a. WEST.
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

DIBLEs and TEsrAMENrs % an descriptions, from the
ID above SOCIETY may b nund on dePosie At my store
Send your orders and they shall be nls af low rate.
CHARLES W. SMITH,
Iyi0 BU al College street.
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A CARD.

4 III Persons indebted to n firm Of GRAM 4 SHIP
HtRD previous % the lst Of july will call and setrl,
their ace uuts, either by Note Cash. mpraclcabs
to give longer credit. IsiR-tw
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PARTiCULAR NOTICE.

HAVING bought The entire Interest o. ny partner
II have dstrrmned sell Goods pt0at than We
hersiore done n Is knoEn that keep the best
style Of Goods ana fr hat house may not be
known very cheap one, bat all things considered
pedse selves sell Goods reasonable rate and re-
speciy ssk for ths PatTQnsge d friends and the
airy generally. J. u. MeGILL
Jyi0 or Successor TO Myers McGiH.
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Native born voters,
N0t5gr1Ijze1 rOfers
Many families could not answer.

Many families could not answer.
''Here are not merely raturalized voters
out-numbering American born citizens, but
242 Irish persons who can neither read nor
write; 1872 who can read but not write, and
331 foreign born voters TO 257 American born
voters; and 2,015 persons born abroad to
1873, including all the infants and all the
children of foreigners, born in the United
CtotasD
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FOR LADIES INSISTS AVN cE111
BOOKS FOR LEIsURE HOURS.

CTAR PAPERS or Experiences Of Art and Nature, BY
- Henry Ward Bsech-r.
PEEPS FROM BELFRY, or the ?. rish Sketch Book.
by Rev. y. W. shelton.
Joy AND CARE, Friendly Book for Young Mothers. by
Mrs TnihiH
Qua COUNTRYMEN, or Bisf Memoirs Of Emlnen, Amer
leans BY Losing.
ALONE b. Marion Hariand, o. Virginia.
jyT sTS CHARLES W SMITH.
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SNEED,S lkEPOrVS.

REPORTS OF TIE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, BY JOIN
L. 7. sSsED. Vol. now ready and for sale by
my26 w r Kerry a 20
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w II &c h:

THE RIGHT Or THE Left
T0oN NELSON CO. have just received several new works
One OF the number is
THE New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits e-like, its sketchugs graphic its pic
lures powerful and aim noble -" Rir0dI" ReU NichO
las NUrrdy D D. lyle
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Furniture! Furniture 7!

COTTAGE BEOsTEADS--tO0 Misses Double and single
y Cottage bedsteads, ished and for sale "
iy2T J. W. MeCONIBS.
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10: Cor Kingston Springs!

TIVE and-rsisncd have made an arrange &rge.--z
ment wtth Mr.. James J. Baker, 20 run iss1scscs-s.
SIX passenger omulbas 10 The sprngs three
tines per week Fare each way two dollars Once az the
ssSanSe House, where seats Be secured.
The onnib1s Ei leave Nashville Dhncftaly AZ o'clock,
A NJ On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays.
Returning VII leave The Springs psRefsGi5y a. same
hour, oD AoudaSa. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful drivers good horses comortahie onnbnses and
delightful place Of thus offered 10 the pabiie-
NJ pains s Be spared The trip pleasant and so
loeIn 81 Kingston agreeable.
jsai-2m Rial KREIDER-
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E'RENCH-POsP COTTAGE DEDsFEADs- 100 Double
French Post Cottage Bedtesds finished aud for sale by
jy2T j. W MeCOMBS
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFTIcE NASHVILLE Gas LIGHr CovPAxY
July 9th, 1870 (
A DIVIDEND Of I've per cent Tor the last six months
as THIS day declared payable to the holders Of
the NashNue dds Light Company, demand afer tho
lO'h INST JAS. n. KENDRiCK,
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CHOLERA PIsEVENTTYE

VIE Public are respectfully informed that LYONS CO
sun ntinue selling their celeb ratsd GhoIcr and
Dtarrhea Preventive. from the ef, cts Of WI ~
SO many last year rrapd great comfort and ree hy th
TALON, hotte or Glass. As evenves are aavs 6ef.r
IMAM cures We strongly recommend All use IT, The Poor
supplied without charge, II accompanied with prac-isirg
Doctors certhcite. Private Families particularly sboDi
gercy. IyONS 3 90 NV
myl 10 Ca.s~N, O,.
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which, with the large stock Of other - "a, .,.. - -,
WI Sse 20 our customers better Inducements no maze tb1r
purchases OF US our motto being - mall Pre ana o,
jy18 ,ooSS a CO.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN LOTTERY
LOAN
Capital 100000 FIOrins
'Hls LOAN is guaranteed by the Government and win
l. be drawn in different prizes, a. follows:
IL Of 5000 Florns 81 OF T.. On0 Florin.
13 Of $1,000 do 20 Of $1,000 do
OF 1900 do IS OF 10000 40
40 Of 5000 do 2 Of 900 do
IS Of 1900 do 866 Of 1900 do
1874 o. 900 Florins, &C, &c
The lowest przs being % Florlns.
Twelve Forins are equal TO Five Dollars
The next Drawing takes place Carlsruhe under ths
Direction Of the Baden Government on
The 3ist August, 1855,
When drawn number obtain one OF the above
mentioned Prizes, which will be paid in Cash at the ocss
OF the Undersigned Those fortunate Shareholders not re-
siding on the spot, viii have their Of prizes gained
the result viii be lrehoder and the success
fol numbers published in the ueWspapers
The price q one Ticket is Two Dollars.
The following advantages are given by taking number
Of Tickets, viz:
II Tickets cost only $50 30 Tickets cost onlyk so.
The price fr Tickets be IN Bank Notes or Drans
payable in any VI the commercial Of Geruat y HO
and, Fra nee Engaud. Scotland or Ireland.
For Tickets ant Prof. ecses, apply 10 the unde signed
Banking House. which appointed FOR the sale q Tickets:
MJRlL srftBEL Sons, Bankers,
Frankfifs-on-lhe- Maine, Germany.
N.B-Leers to be yecied per steamer ria Liverpool"
TO Moan SrfEBEL SONS Banker Frankfort onthe Maine
Reuiances which arrive afer the day Of dr.Wing, will
he returned or invested IN the next drawing 81 the option
Of h senior.
gag-Orders for Tickets Ieft with B. IT, BARKHORN, No.
IL Deaderck street, Nashville Tenn, will meet with prompt
attention. b6-taaga
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No. 81, broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
y. B-ro his osn he has aAdsI ne entire ssaek and
eos 81 the late Ruckl-. left
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~ The New York Express is showing the
strength of the "Sag NIGHTS" in that city, and
says they boast that they can whip SAM
There are 3,949 persons in the second election
district, twelfth ward, exclusive ofthe inmates
of Wards Island, Refnge and Hospital) OF
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0UNGES-31O Cottage Lounges, OF different styles now
IL finished and for sale by J. w. McCoMBS
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TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS AND vALIcEs.
kTTE have 90 hand large assortment 81 SOLE LEArH-
w FR TRUNKS TRAVELLING BAGS, and FALtcfz,
Philadelphia uauuLicture which VII sell At The very
losesg prices. kAMAds IhOhea,
iy7 ~ Oolese street
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4 IL GOOD WORK, and cheaper than ever offered in
II this market J. ". McC0HBs,
jy27-Sw Corner Of Cherry add Church streets
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NOTICE.
s sron,nt, and Diarrhea Medicated Brandy,

he smoking Tobacco will be found the celebrated
Ioc4hontas and Canaster brands We haze 49,, -
supply Of our well knovn We nave a'S' AHssn
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CIVIL ENGINEERING.

A. J. FRANCISCO,
FASHIONABLE HALTER,
No. % Public square, NASHVILLE.
MORE NEW GOODS ar sssSzzr>
vi the Fash iOHable HAT
I'm pO n unl livery thing and W. s4Ed
desirable in the way Of SILK. BEAVER, sfksses<t4
CASHMERE and MOLE SKIN HATS can -.
always be found at sks~-Na-4s
FRANCISC0'S,
ieg No. % Public square
CAVALIER HArS-Ths very populary "A
y style u Hat-either Of Mole skin, Cashmere or s.
Re vrrmale ia the highest syle Of the art, and fin o.
found a. FRANCIsCO'S BAZAAR,
je9 No. 23 Public square
WHO WILL HAVE THE FIRST
w choice 1.-The subscriber will receive this ~
day, assortment Of the finest PEARL MOUSE -
CULORED HUNGARIAN HATS ever brought 10 this mar
ket They selected particularly for heir elegance and
beautiful finish Let every body take look at them
jes No. % South side Of Public square.
CENATE STRAW AND CAWPEA-
- chey HATS hne assortment Of these highly -
popular aad very desirable sUMMtR HAT has Just 80
been opened at FRANCISco's HAT STORE, -
ie9 No. ~ Public square.
Il . rHE LADIEN-s,nI on hand a few more Of
Il those elegant black and drab MOLE RIDING HATS,
besides straw Velvet SC Also mixing % order any de-
scription Of Mole Riding Hat desired
80 FRANCISCO, Public Square.
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
AIDES superans CATERS Waking Shoes Of French No
- rocco aud Kid, superhne Slippers, Bu-kns and Keel
Misses Caters Pumps and Welt Morocco and Kid Boots
ChdTen's Boots, Shoes and GaeTs Of every variety Of
Just opened aud for sale at lowest prices,
RAMAGE 4 CHURCH,
jyT ~ College street
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,. n. ALExAxDxk.
Verandah Livery Stah1
NEGRO MAN WaNTCD

aetive Negro Man, to work IN nv Tobacco Fsctary2
FttiVo 'u ~ W. MEREDITH
No. IS College street.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
Pomeroy, Jan. is. 1855. w4-ni'

|NOTICE.-There win be petition preseil-
|I y ted to the Commissioners Of Meigs County
10 be laid.ont as followss1 To wit, beginning at
the house Of John l.. Hoffman, in Chester town
ship, and running in an easterly direction along
theold road until it interSects the line between
said John L.. Hoffman and Sias A. Burnap;
thence east along said line 10 point where a
fence Of Sias A. Burnap's intersects t e
line fence on the east side Of the old road.
thence the nearest and best way to the ford Of
the creek ON or near the line between Jeptha
Hecox and Silas A. Bn.sap; thence across the
creek and up the east bank Of the same 10 the
end Of Jeptha Hecox's lane; and to yaeate the
road Leading from John L. Hoffman's to Henry
Massers. er jes. y Vta ~
Chester, January 9s 1855, w4s