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JACOB MELoTTS EsTaTF-Tha sulscribcrs
al have given bond andrefe;yel ~lettsls as ox-
~5ecutors of Jacob Melost, deceased, .ftapl the
Probate Court of Monroe County, Qh;o.
ABIGAIL. A4I.QTT,
Dec. 5, 1855. AMB j.. M'fLOTT,
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GOVERLET AND CARPET
Vv

nsIfE undersigned is engaged in weaving COW
dERbETs AID CtlsPEaS of every style and
variety, etthe following rates
8 Coverlets, per paig, $500 o.. 2,25 each for
three or more GoYerletz-ali woven without
seams. Carpets-ceffinaen 10 cents per yard,
double chem i2k cents per yard,
CHARLES BRUNEP.
MILToSsBrReB, Nov. q, 1855.
N. B.-colorihg done in tho hest possible
style. Cpd.
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a%a+.f ~ a~E4# AUDITORS OFFICE, MoSRoE County, Woodsfad Now. &c, 1861
~ Ageeably to he provisions of an Act entitled "An Act prescribing the duties of County
Au ftorn passed Marcht wentihrL ST, md the amendatoy acts thereto 1 hereby give
n@ce that the whole f tho Svnslt tracts of land md town1ts m parts of discontinued in
foregoing list or so much thereof as will be necessary to py the taxes AM penalty there
on will be sold al the court house in the town of Woodsfeds Monroe County, Ohio, N tbs
Second Monday Of January 1855, being the l4h day Of said month =.
by ue County Treasurer unless shi taxes and penalty shal be paid before That time. And
in cae a less quantity than the whole of any tract be Sold the same will be taken QUITO the
norIves corner offs alt tract; and for the tract or pats Oft tracts so solo, the purchaser will
be entitled % deed rom the AUDITOR fthe County, after the expiration Of oa years from
Gnt dy offs a unless the same shall have beer redeemed withhnt That time. saSs :
a Z JOHN S. HOLIDAY, 4uGtr, =
Noy.2 Is. 4w Monroe Comy .0doaa
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THE SPIRIT OF OCRACY.
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS AND TOWN LOTS
FOB rH.AX EIs.

: The following is a List of Lands and Town Lots and Parts
of Lots, within the county OF Monroe, returned delinquent by
KGHLER, Treasurer and Collector of said County,
for the taxes of 1854, with thirty per. cent. penalty thereon,
to which is added the simple taxes Of 1855, and remaining
due and unpaid on the third Monday Of November, 1855:
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damn U. Kansas Nstata

nNthessthdag of October, 1Sa5. The Probate
" Court Of Monroe county, Ohio, declared The
estate 81 yohp u. Reusera deceased, 20 heprob-
ably. insolyant. Creditors are therefore re-
guired to present their claims against the es
tate;t 20 the undersigned. for allowances within
six months from tlio, date above mentioned, OF
They will not be entitled TO. payment.
....5,4.A John MUILEN.iNN,
I, 1873. Admir- of said desedent.
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al JoSEPHUS C0Xss RssfATE-The subscriber
Ss, : has been appointed by tfe Prebate Court
aief Monroe County 0d:o administrator with
esths will annexed CT Jdsephus Cox. late of said
sdeceasea and hds givcnltoha and re
ceived letters az such. JOHN B. N0LI.
Nov. 81, 1855. Admir-.
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Ids Darlington Ledge. NO. 263,

or r. "a. MAsoxs, meets the Monday ON or
preceding the full moon in each month.
Eaias.ts J. ID. 0CONNoR, ". NJ.
@wM..F T. Boorn, S. w. tJkc. w. HOWELL, S. D.
RoBr. CHASE, J. w. WV. 7. HunD, sec'ry.
PETER WADE, I'D. JAMES ColdINs, tyler.
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Administrators Notice

II AMES S, CQN14Ei hereby gives netice, that
~ on The 31st day of October, 1855, the Pro
bate Court of Monroe county. Ohio, appointed
him Administrators of Isaac Coniey, deceased
in the place of William Cenley, resigned. a
a Noy.s5 1S55. JAMES S. CONLEY.
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-ATpACHMENT NOTICE.

asLawrenee Roach. Plaintiff. pRFoRE John
NshFs8as4 against Is. Lynch u
lSamne' Stokley, Defendant Justice of the
s3Peaceof Center townsh hip Monroe County. Ohio,
eson the 18th day of November, a. d.. 1855, said
! Justice issncd an order OF attachment in the
above action, for the sum of one hundred an5l
"a si~xty-sixdoifars and nsnets-t@e cents. which il
.lset for trial on the lItil day of Jan.1S56, st /
-aso'cloek, p. ii. sTile defendant Wal take notice
~ that the Plaintiff will testifvon the trial of this
yseauso. JOEL. q RANDOLPH,
sIds Dee. 8, 1856. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Legal advertisements.
ATTAoHMENF :

lawrence Roach, Plaintiff, pEFoRE John
against I'D K. Lynch, a
Samuel stokeIy, Defendant. Justice of the
Peace of Centre township, Monroe County, o.,
on the 18th day OF November, A. d. 1855, said
- Justice issued an order of attachment, in
the above action, for the sum of one hundred
81 and seventy-three dollars and ~ffty-two cents,
Y which is set for trial January 18th, 1856, at
Fef0 O'Clock A. NJ. The defendant will take no
tice thai the plaintiff will testify on the trial
- OF this cause. JOEL F. RANDOLPH.
December Sits IS55. Atty for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27
Council proceediugx.

Thursday Evening, Oct. 25.
Present-The Mayor, Aldermen Fulton.
Patterson, Timberman, Newton, Haines, and
Brdgman.
Bill Of j. ". Scroggs, for lumber So, ,07
allowed
petition received from VIM Leighton. j.
". tleghorn. aud others (ninety-six in aln
demonstrating against the prop0s "a change Of
width q side walks aud praying that the pres
ent pavements be kept free Of incumhrance.
On notion the subject of plyements was
deferred 10 the next regular meeting.
Time for regular meetings OF the Council.
on motion, was fixed for TUESDAYS. : Z. VI.
Bill Of +. J. Fnlsome for - DAYS service,
So. was allowed.
Hll Of q. Il. Wilson received aud referred
t. Committee on Finance
Council adjourned t. meet on Tuesday next
al =. NJ. Il. ). MERRIAM, Recorder.
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27
Es ,RLENG ON


Bt HlfNGT0S, I'm A.
4 BRANCH Of ths Mercantile Ccliege of Penn
y sylyania--iueorporated by the Legislature IF
that Stale Will perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES
ii i Evcellcncy the Hos. JAMES BtcnASAS Hon.
Nu.LtAM WnkgNs, tlate Secretary al War; tie
lIaS. Moses HANmrov Hon ~ IL L9Wal Hos.
CHARLES NAYLon and GHs. j. h. AooHEaIIp.
IAcCLrY:
AxpHEw T HowpEs. late senior Professor II Book
Keeping aud Commercial Science in the Mercantile
College Of Pennsylvania.
Ipul, Ii DALnoFF, late Professor II Commercial
and Ornamental Peumahship in the same ustliu-
tion.
GHts. BFv. j. NRwt~ member # the Burlington
Bar Professor of Mercantile law.
The Principals des gn carrying ont IN e5er1 raT-
teaiar that course of training tor basiaes- nitro
dueed and followed up for upeafIs ~ 81 tsen 508rs
bY Nj BCfI thu founder ot tie rcaut5fa College
OF PenusS lyaaia, by which about a,nN0 merchants
aud accountants have been qua f ~ far hfsi1e-~.-
Itl- new regarded ty busiuess ma III 84e most
thorough and effective preparation for ts ae. amt
ant giteu IN the United stat il culnbrs uds
upwards If zoe rea! business tran aciot-ll llt ira
ting six different methods Of conducting h18ks by
double entry--aboui 900 comm rc.al comfal;a t0its
explaining many business operations noa round ~
common ar,tametics--a comprehensive eouf.e IF
mercantile penmauslf-hust forms and bas1-
ness etters-ttal.y lectures on commercial taN and
commercial sciences
Dun Book Keeping Harper edition. price ST.
30. the mast perfect and eompr hcns!te Ii the Ing
lish language Duf Western Steamers Account
ant, perfect system for snch accounts, s1-Io be
had n Corse : Book Store, Jefferson street
20 send for Circular hy natl
Burlington, July ID, 1893. ddw
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27
uusicaITnstrumcnts.

NttH A. Gult4rs, N.o .ns, BapjO- Accordion
y iu'ts, fifes. Ficeloe-. tlaronets, g. Ais
Bows, strings, and all trimmings 90 the Violin al
Guitar, oau be hal al
oetlsd cREI9HT0E & 0HMLR's.
.Inln..n .tre.t knnAnk
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27
NEW OYSTER DIpoT.

'NHE anAsre -ni ARE reees ln- taiiy, by e&prts-
fresh Btittnpr, oy-ttrs. which oisr :, tn
cittEen- II heoeuk and yleHts by th can oF dazen
We Aayf a3so iitted ur q saloon. where w esr n
comm date Lnd ~ well s. tttutlei men wItha goo,
plate u fresh yrers.
CREIGHTON & 0HMEB
oet sd Johnston Street.
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27
j. q. Bernard T. Co.
? Y = ''17''T' 'T1V = = q
SADEbI.lKX EIAlkDW ARE

Saddlery Hardware, we'll selected in the Eastern mar
ket and for sale al ST. Louis prices.
They have on hand and are constantly manu-
featuring Of the best materials Saddles Brides and
Harness of every description.
The above articles will be sold al wholesale or re-
tail nj uniform prices.
Those wanting anything in our line will do we'll
~ cali and examine cur stock before buying ~ We
int nd 10 give ali, the worth Of their money.
The highest price Will be paid in cash for Hides
j. q. BERNARD CO.
keokuk. %, Sept ,55.-daw
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27

~ The prospects Of james buchanan
for the Locofoco nomination for the Pres
ldency are very bright Since the election in
Pennsy ylyania, Buchanan stock has risen i'm
mensely. Weventure to record our prognos-
tication that james Buchanan ard Howel
Cobb will be the candidates Of the Democr
ie National Convention for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency ia lejG.
The selection q their opponents depends
upon events yet TO transpire, ana Will be en-
trely controlled by circumstances resultir G
from the state Of public opinion induced by
the action Of the approaching session Of Con-
gress.
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27

Arrival ol Nix DEppsrRR. - We we q
pleased yesterday to meet once more the ge-
niol face of Mr.. Dempster, who has come
among " to fulfill the appointment for a
concert this evening. We suppose Of course
his reputation as the first Ballad Singer of
the country is too well known to need any
explanation on our part, and the notoriety
he has achieved as the composer Of some Of
our most exquisite and popular songs, the
"May Queen" and the s'Irish Emigant's La
ment," for instance, is sufficient assurance
Of the character Of his entertainment His
rendering Of Scotch Ballads, which he al
ways introduces into his concerts, always af-
ford exceeding satisfaction, for they are gems,
every one. We have not the slightest doubt
bn' he Will have full house, for opportuni-
y for the enjoyment Of such music is very
rare in this region
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27
Autumn Stock,

ton of the Ladies, assuring them that the style
quality are unsurpassed and prices low as the sam,
! geods can be sold IN thecountry.
J keokuk sept. 10. d&w
! nj EssRS. EDITORS: please inform the i.adiet
/ vi that We have received he largest stock Of EN-
| broideres Collar from cents to $500; Maltese
Black silk Brussels and real thread Lace- Lace ac
onett and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons, Moire An
! tique and Ribbon Trimming &C.. &c.
H. y. WOODWARD & co
Aug 2S, ls55.--i6w
FaIl styles.
WE have just cciye, cur Fall styles Of Ladies
w Velvet, Cloth, and silk Cloak, Taima's ano
Flscttes; also of Brocha and Piaid Shawl-.
sep27ddw NoODWA ARD co.
nKESS TkIMMINGs.-The Ladies can be suited
- IN this line at
srp27l4w WOODWARD cos.
DLAIDs. .-Tno.e beautiful scotch aud Tartan
Plaids, every variety can he found at
sep27dAv WOODWARD & cos.
NNTooL DELAINEs. -Essry variety II plain and
w figured Wool DeLaines, just received nt
p2id.w WOODWARD y cos.
DEADl MADE CLOTHING E,crything IN this
IL iiue be had at the lowest figures at
sep27dpw NoobWAKD 4 co.'s.
NV HOOKS.
Rllr OF BlarnCJ BY Maekcn1,e-a series # Irish
- stories and legends For sole W
= IciIARD II RDis-A tale Of Alabama. Isirly
I illurtrattd by ". .Gillnore ~imms. For sale by
"et cd j. j. CAVE SOY.
~ kiN kkS-A tae of 0eotgia; Wy W. Oil.
- more -mms, Ior sale BY
oet "a JTcAyE 4 ,oN.
soRA and the Doctor or revelations u pnysI-
oet Cd JT.cAvE4 SoH.
T AND, Labor and Gola or iwp years in ietorla.
IL with visits t. sydney and v Nandeinan Land;
hy Wm. Hep.itt For sHle by
oct % JT.cAyE soN.
IABIT. and Mon; With remnants u recard touch
l. l. ing the makers u both by Dr. Doran.
oct Cd j y. CAVE son.
FI'IlE Fayorite Authofre. If the south
i new Novel 10y the Author ot Alone"
The Hidden Path, novel BY Marion Harland
Tho.e who have read il pronounce II superior T.
"Alone," II il o finished production, vet re-
tanning all the athoa aud AaturaIness the former
For sale Wv CAVE 4 ~dN.
FI'HE BOOK And IT. STORY narrative fa
the Young. occasion ef the jubilee # ,he
British and Foreisn Bible -eeiety. Fer sale ly
sep Ia CAVE ~oN.
NIoRNINGs WITH JE~l ~-A s,rea IS dc,u-
VI tioual rehdin&. for the cloect and the family
Carefully prepared from notes i sermons preached
~ the lat Rev. VIM Gay, Of Bath
Fer ~aic by sep l5 CAVE a SON
fNHAckERAl' New Nork, The Newcon-t, :,
Mmoirs - most Respectable family Fpr
safe by sep2a CAvEtsoN.
FI'ilE kss,r If jeanne, >eeunous eud jean Blupe-
fous wltb locti9n from the best AI4ai III aud
sep29 CAVE q SON
DANAsiA III la5s.-Aa Account If lhe panamt
1 Railroad, the Citie. ot Panama ana spin
va, With sketch of Lifs anl Araetgr ou Tue L b.
..pg1l CAVE soy.
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27


+ now receiving tbe following. completing
eir Spring s.oek. which they offer to tie trade
y low rat. They viii do justice to any sr-
hey may be ia, ored with
id, y Suear. ~ nests tubs.
5 Belchar clfa, @ dpz tar Buckets
loaf and crushed. 50 doa zinc sashboards,
IL MoiasSes 20 boxes clothes pins,
Plantation Z 700 coils manilla rope,
beltacf II and y intc ."
'lde syrup - d0x hemp and grass bed
q Lf hbl < kgs ID CORDS,
cks Kl9 coffee. SEQ boxes window glass,
L old gYl Java do asst sizes and brands
rs mails, ass 4 slzes so boxes tumbiers,
les soap 20 hNs pr, hf pt 6'q' TASKS
, star candles. = ceroens Il ? cases indgv
, mount 10 ! cask prime maadsr,
chests feas, asst, bbss alum.
g Do ~ =" copperas,
= chewing tobacco, - sacks pepper,
'ri0us brands. > " spee. -.
e. cut che@ing and 90 boxes gro. pepper and
noking do pimento.
egaia ana principe bales cloves.
sais, case nl.megs,
= uoa slAes, 50 boxes ground ginger,
pr ME -. Apples, - dOz yeast powders
prime ID peaehes, 80 bbls diff kinds nuts,
e saicratuss bbls, 30 bushels fresh pea nuts.
Aes, KEGS, 30 bales cotton batting,
, , , ooda, ~ : candle wick,
Is wrapping paper, - bags cotton yarn,
lms let. 4 cap do 80 colored aud wb;.s
: , 4 maokerel carpet chain.
ls goldfish 30 bales srapr,uu twipe
smoked Herring, ~ boxes St. Louis starch,
sard.nes, % starch,
ces rlce, 30 doz Thomas Oysters,
) tar, 100 boxes candy,
pitch and rosin, eco kegs rife and mining
NJ asins, powder,
and Or bxs do 1870 ,iOz wood buckets.
prunes, IN boxes, 1000 feet fuse,
L. clLrnn4 4- - cAAGa Ih aud If Ii can.
ans figs, ister boulder.
Dayton ale, fresh 100 boxes matches.
6 mus afl 80 boxes ink.
corn starch, 100 bags shot, oil sires.
hrooms, : tons bar lead
broom twine, 200 N b caps,
IS axes, Toe NJ water proof do
crackers,
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27
New Arrival.

New Arrival.
}kONN AMI tan eoorei hats, III gh and low crown
- u every style aud quality just recciy by
23dwI b. T. HUMPHREY & GAGE.
ENVE hnnir d doz II p.ush caps iust received at
L m store # d. +. HUMPHREY d GAGE.
oc,23dwf
'lhLE hundred dozen wool and ine hats of every
syis' ~ - HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
I'VE thousand B3nnets, of All styles and Qualities
D. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
nj ILLlNERY Goods Of every variety At tbo low.
~ es prices, at d + HUMPHREY s. GAGE.
oct23dwlf.
TOany Gentleman
AZ lsHlNG a new Hat we have lust racaivea nor
~ Express IL dazen Soft Hats If Sun.riar -, al
~ at the Great Western Emporium .
u. 4. HUMPHREY GAGE.
August II. 1858.
Reth HEAT FL0UR.A first rate articie ca
- ~ h@a al KUHN l. D0DS0N.
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27
T.-est, Arrivals

4 the Nimble ,l1p-nce, )nst from the Auction
\ Room, d large lot of Goad- Come and e what
bargains :. :. & ID. g BILLINGS.
S--nf / lSi5--dAw
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27

20 Duke II selling Of at cost and Will close up
entirely thus mouth Cali soon, II YOU want good
hafgAins Il
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27

T0RNER Sixth aud Ridge street,. | am pr, narsd
~ TO manufacture Boilers, Tanks Iron Boats L ard
or soap Kettles Gas iiolders or ansthing else con-
nected with my business, ami 10 send competent
SD. WELcHMAN.
keoknk. Iowa Sent 81 ltr.ly
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27

Bills of I.asling ana other Blanks f9l sale at thi
sfice; and Blanks of all description neatly cheapl
and expeditiously printed and furnished 10 order
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27
TO COOPER

TO COOPEKS.
I 000 CRACKER Rbs. wanted Immediately at
,OOO Galloway Bakery, johnson street.
opposit the Post Office, keokuk. Cash "a delivery,
and will contract for the fail and winter at u fair
price. K. GALLOWAY.
kookuk, Oct ), '55-d2wlm
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27
Union at the Nimble Sixpence.

2, ;. d y. G. BILLINGS have united their
-. stocks Of Dry Good and Groceres and may be-
found a, he old stand of :. > Billings, No ~ Main
street, keokuk.
One of the firm viii spend his time il tie East,
Tor the purpose oi watching the chances for buying
goods cheap, 50 that they sell them lower than
ever. Va have hand ofer fifty thousand
dollars worth Of goods, which viii sell al greatly
reduced price. Please give a call.
s. :. d u. G. BILLINGS.
Aug. II l55j--daw.
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27

100 hhds y Q Suzar.
90 hhls Belcaer clfa,
p . loaf and cru led
100 :" ii Mola ses.
:" :" Plantation
~ :" Bel her III ant
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27

Dry Goods.
80 bales "a muslin, prime.
loo pes satinets ass h - 10 13c. per yard;
30 10 kv. jams do 70 to 40e., do do
800 do plinte new styles;
70 do oolungo;
90 do Lyonese Cloths. and Alpaccas;
DeLanes. Black Silks, Goats Spool ihread war
rantcd,) stewart best Linen Thread and general
assortment of Yankee notions, just received by
sep22d&w u. A. WILLIAMS
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27

The suh.crib rs, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
" orks, 81. Louis, beg
leave 10 inform ~tos 9
Dealer, in Iowa that they
have stahlis he'd q branch
Of their house in keokuk i,
where they viii Keep con-
stantly on hand Il large
and well-ipsborted stock
ol
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-27

taru TO the Ladies.
NOV ready for the season d large stock oi Trim
ming Goods in Velyet---Plain and Shaded Col
and Black Of ali widths Plush Shaded Moss
Fringe, More Antique, altered Ribbons Colors and
Width daileont IN great variety; Gimps, Brads &c
some in bright colors for children dresses
Sept. lO. dtw p. d. FOSTER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

TINS RIVER has been rising rapidly for .
u tew days past. and is now quite high with
plenty of drift running. The Pittsburgh
(, and Cincinnati packets are againaip the
! stradeyInakihg their regular trips.} We are
indebted ID CLERK Hitchcock, Of the Pliila.
d-lphia, our friends 81 the Allegheny, and
Others, for late, papers We are sorry tc
say that the packets are not doing aogreat
deal Of business this, season.
The Lebanon passed up yesterday; o.
! course friend Parker remembered Us 19s
vsSs The Rochester, Capt. sNeare, passed
ssdown on Sunday, with ~ good load ii'ht
Captain looks Is smiling and natural as ever
9" The Quaker City. Ohio, Bridge City, &cl
are still in the trade, doing finely. We arr
indebted 10 several boats for late river "a
vots; but. having forgotten tlieir names
must omit mention Of them at present.
The Coal, Salt, and Ircn Companies Q
this vicinity have had q fine time for ship
ping their products to market The seasol
shus far has been excellent ,dai,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

l- SuDDEs DEATH On Monday Of last
week. Miss MARIos cuRrrs, daughter Of
Judge Curtis Of Belpre, was united in we'd
!, lock with Mr.. DARsr, and started imme-
diately on board the steamer Ohio to Gin
sdeinnati On Wednesday evening she was
taken in a Ct Of apoplexy, and died in a
short time, Her corpse was brought up on
the Allsghany, on Friday Verify. .'inthe
midst Of life. we are in Death" The bride
Of Monday was on Thursday q liieless
corpse. The bridal tour ended in q funeral
procession. . a4s2,sp gr -,. 1tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20
INyALuAnIE DrsraIr1cr -LDissolve NV.

4 vlsvALuABLE DEsrsIFIcE.- Dissolve two
ounces of sboraxlin three pintslof hot water;
before quite cold add zone teaspoonful Of
tincture,eftmyrrh, and one tablespoonful Of
spirits, Of, camphor; bottle the mixture for
use. 4 small wine glass of the solution,
added to half . pint Of. epid water is
sufficient or,each application. This solu-
tion applied daily, preserves and beauties
thrtesths extirpates all tartarous adhesion
produces y pearl-like whteness, arrests de,
cay, and indacssa healthy aOlionin The
igulns.leaia slsgsng Mo aglt .YiaHl g.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20


scAMPs ABour. Within the past week.
several Of our citiaensohaVe been very
much annoyed by petty thieves and bur
glars One OF our near ,neighPortss has ln had h
two watch dogs poisoned another had had bis
kitchen ssfesoRepede and robbed of butter
cheese, smeat' 2 -four g &cl, and oursOwn
9 premises have been invaded, but Eothihg
taken. 1--WE we have now made aPreParaatiions!
sioF the reception Of these nighlxdiyisitogs,
oandMe advise all our rnelghbOrStor do'the
''nhme'a'Shcald they succeed agaih IN cis7
tarbing our siumbers'' they may expect
'sOpsIhipg warm warm q s.sa,a .sy,rsu
4 sAs AAhptber annoyance nygy from which I'VE. as
well ASSUME q our neighbors have suffer
ed is'ahat Of having our cows imilaed BY
Hsshsrs before they return return ah hope stnight'
% ana sotneilInes % 70 the nrlght:,b We Wlsehaye have
q heard several complaints i0f this kiad.,sdl
oneespsors:stP Professional ibeggars''re
becoming quite too common. We e., have
sssr been Lovn e aSss refuse l ad toa ',Ssy worthy
person IN o'ss'ress; D4' Hfu q fau 'nPlngs p
sarth'l " oe'ess,. prefssss0'.as epvggarar-
strong ABLE bodied men aand women. sEh'
.inerambulate the county with living papefs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

.'aOnro PELEeRara C6MpANY. lat meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the above Com
pahy he'd at''omeroy on Wednesday Of list
week. the following gentlemen were elected
directors for the ensuing year viz; Leoni-
das' Jewett, Of Athens; Aaron 'Murdock
and j. WIG Stackpole, Of Pomeroy, John
Campbell, of lropton, M. L. Ralston, ol
Marietta. Aaron Muriock was chosen
President and w. Fuller Secretary and
Superintendent Of the 'Iine.' e Wv @ ''op
We are informed this line, will be imme-
diately put in complete and thorough repair
throughout its extent. Athens Messenger,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

~ Byreferencs to our advertising COL.
umns, IL will be seen that the Winter Term
Of the Pomeroy Academy commences on
the 28th inst. as4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

Isf asd out Oh u. bask Vay. Iabd ilSde
escape. HoV 6ng mus We sulffi with
rs gang Of cut foat despefadoes tEat ih-
sf our town ana vicinilg Amin, We
.1sion cur citizens 10 bewatev-- 7eiesc0ye.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

FoE I.EconPToS. We we're glad this
week, meet our gpldfsiend, Nat tLympp
Evans. III lKaaaA VA. sIohtlsysei with
all the machinery requisite for q complete
system Of mills at Iecompton. We are
Iglsd tcswelcqme suehmenJo the Territory
--ior they bring not only the means and
energy to the development Of ourresources,
but fheg giFe lcEhtactsf Tahd stabiIty tJ
every enterprise III which they embark. "