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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

KossUTH ON CUBA.-The New York Times
contains long letter from kossnth in rela.
ton to Cuba, and the United States. He
takes the ground that there is large Repub-
lIcan party in Spain, and if the United States
had actively ken part with the Republicans
in the Revolution of 1854 in Spain, Il Repub-
lican Government would have been estab.
Iished in that country, and Cuba wonld have
become ours by voluntary action on their
part. He regards the idea of purchasing
the Island of the mother country as prepos-
ferrous and and absurd If an attempt to
seize the Island by force were made, Spain
would abolish slavery and declare the negroes
free, which would embarrass the question of
American action in tho United States, and
would cause England and France to take
part with Spain to defend her rights.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

tR-A new Roman Catholic Journal has
been started in ST. Louis. Its editor Is tho
Rev. Mr.. Huntington--a "pervert" from Inc
Protestant Episcopal Church.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

VERY LrKELY.--The New York DayBook
gives II as a serious opinion that Horace
Greeley can see aniggor in the dark
while perhaps We would stumble over poor
vhite man. .,i s...I
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

SSow.-This part of the country was IA
vored, on Monday night, with respectable
sort of snow storm, and OF this writing,
"wednesday the mercury in the thermome-
ter is below the freezing point. The pros
p.ct at present for plentiful fruit crop is
rather dull
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30
SAVANNAH, March 26

The loss BY the destructive conhagration
at Sandersvile on Saturday is estimated at
$4,000, on which there is only an insurance
of $4,000.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

sB JAS. c. CARLocK, Esq, rs announced
in today's paper as candidate to represent
McMinn county in the lower branch of the
next Legislature.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

tT- II is reported that some dissatisfuc-
lion is felt in Kentucky about the nominn-
lions Of the late democratic State Convcn-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

.B-We regret exceedingly that our eau
gusta correspondent" met with such an en-
barrassing accident while in that city. He
will be likely hereafter to hesitate abou! tax
ing charge of bundles for interesting looking
females. He can, however, console himself
with Tie reflection that he is not the first
gentleman from the interior who was ever
'picked up" by nymph of the pare. Great
gals, those, and can scent n "grcen un' as
far as vulture can dead carcass.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

t4g- Our opinion is that "thc freeze" on
Wednesday night finished the prospect for
peach crop this year
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

~ Whether the French Emperor will
go TO the Crimea is question much vcxed
by the press here as well as in Europe What
one man will do has BECOME more Importance
than the dongs of millions! Mr.. Gaillardet
in the Courier des Etats Uns credits his going
but reluctantly. TIE Moniteur Officially
rather favors the sign, that he will 60. The
pros and cons are all discussed. Mr.. Gaillar-
Diet enters into PARTICULARS:
"Mr. Fould declared to him (Empero0that
the day he dcbarked fall Of francs would
take place on the Bonrse." "Tdut pts, said
the Emperor, | am not Emperor for the bus
mess Of the Bourse but govern for the peo-
pie" The horses have been bought for the
Imperial retinue, adds Mr.. g. The equpage
have been established The Empress will 30
as faras Constaninople-and with her ,asccn-
panions The Countess Of Monticello, and the
Baroness of Perrrs The funds have taken
alarm; the people, like children in Leading
strings, began to pout at the threatened alb
sence of their head; many Of the organs of
public opinion, who were known to be unfa-
vorable to his regime, become the loudest
amongst the remonstrant, and at this very
moment there is the strongest possible nslta-
ton existing at the thought of losing one
whom at least half Of France, n few years
ago, was laughing at as great goose"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30


ASKING QUEsTIoSs.-TRe Memphis Daily
American, Know Nothing with Democratic
antecedents, seems to 10 little dubious
about the good faith Of the Gentry prints,
and puts the following pointed interrogato-
ries to its neghbor, of the Enquirer, to which
the latter will probably reply by assuming
that il is one thing to ask questions and ano.
ther TO answer tliem--or, in other words,
there are questions not at all necessary 10 be
answered:
LIST. VIII the Enquirer support Col. Gen
try for Governor, on the grounds Of his de-
votion to the New American party, irrespec.
tive Of his former Whiggism7
ID. In the event Of Col. Gentry's election
bv our joint efforts, will the Enquirer frankly
acknowledge that it was IN American and
not Wing victoryl
Sd. Is the Enquirer prepared to merge its
WhgCery into the American cause, and join
us in supporting for all Offices OF Profit or
Trust all who favor the American cause
whether heretofore known as Wings or Do.
moc-atsi #I M ....I.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

cg- Sunday liquor traffic has been effec-
tunly stopped 10 Chicago. The six hundred
places where liquor is usually sold, were all
closed last Sabbath.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

In Kansas IL costs n man oily $50 to have
city named after him-towus and villages
in proportion. $500
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

RABuS GAP RoAp.-We learn that par
ty Of the Engineering Corps of the Blue
Ridge Railroad Company, which was de-
tailed for the purpose of examining the line
of the branch Of that road from Ci,ico, ON
the Tennessee river, to some point on the
line of the East Tennessee and Georgia
road, is engaged in that work ut present.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30
WASHINGTON. March &c.

Our Gulf squadron is to be augmented
Immediately, and if any Spanish vessel here
after oyerhaus or fires into an American YES
sci they will be promptly chastised.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30
ATHENS, FRIDAY. MARCH 80, 1855
WANTED,

AT this office, Two Apprentices, to learn
the Printing Business.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

~ 1t IL very gratifying to see such
evidences OF The spirit of improvement as
are now being manifested about our town.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

SoULE AND tbs PREsIDESr.-TheW Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York Her.
aid says that the President has been playing
double game in the matter Of Instructions
to Soue touching the Cuban affairs. IT
seems that while the Secretary of State was
instrueting Soule officially how to proceed
with the Court Of Madrid the same mail
would carry out private letters from Mr..
Pierce advising different course. Under
date of Washington, March 8, the Herald's
correspondent says:
You will shortly be madeapprised ofmuch
information, calculated TO increase the dis
gust already felt toward Gen. Pierce and his
Cabinet in the transaction of our foreign at
fairs. IL this interview between Mr.. Soue
and the Secretary Marcy, the latter, for the
first time, was made acquainted with the ex-
tent of the Presidents treachery as used
against him. Several of his letters, marked
private, in his own hand writing, were placed
before Mr.. Marcy for his perusal by Mr..
Soule In comparing dates, it was found
that these letters were written and forwarded
across the Atlantic at the same time with
certain State papers written by Dir. Marcy to
Mr. Soule, the contents Of which had been
agreed upon in Cabinet meeting, and APP
proved by the President, who, at the same
time, was confdentially urging upon our Min
lister in Spain a contrary line Of policy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

H- A despatch dated New York, March
81, says: "The steamer Atlantic has arrived.
The Cars death is confirmed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

OF The money market is getting easier
nj the East. .
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

sw- II has happened, unfortunately for
ms, for tho last month or two that the Char
lesion papers nrc day behind time. The
delay probably occurs at Augusta or some
noiut this side of that city.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-llon.N N.
G.. TAYLOR, Hon. A. G. Watkins, and Col.
Odel, the latter of Sullivan county, are all
announced rs candidates for Congress in the
First District. The two first are members of
the party now suffering from paralysis, and
the last belongs to WHAT left Of the organi'
xation once known rs the Modern Dcmcera-
cy. Parties rise, flourish, and decay; Princi-
pies are imperishable, and endure forever.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

J. Y. WILLIAMS s. Cove are pleased
10 learn that this well established Commits.
,iou House at Atlanta, continues to do a
large and active business. We have knownMr.
Williams, tho senior member OF the firm, for
many years. and can speak of him as being
worthy Of the most liberal patronage. A
now partner has recently been added to the
firm, and the housc is now better prepared
than ever to accommodate its friends IN this
direction. See Card next page.
n-g- The Pkcvile mail failed again on
Morday last. Cause tracc0blc 10 The short
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

The DEMOCRATIC NoMISATIos.-The De-
mocratic State Convention, 10 nominate a
candidate for Governor, met ut Nashville on
the 9th. We learn verbally that Governor
Johnson was unanimously nominated for re-
election, and that the Convention adopted
resolutions strongly condcmnatory of the
Know Nothings and their principles. The
Nashville papers containing the proceedings
of the Convention, had not reached MS Up to
the time of going to press on Thnrsday~s
STATE SEHATR.-Col. d. w. B;sBLEw, Of
McAiinn, is announced as q candidate for the
State Senate for the District composed of
the counties of Monroe, Polk, Meigs, and
Mcllinn, at the ensuing August election,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

batedas Missouri isa.i sa.iBeiRso sBFrodhdedliby
free Statesg wewodld idsiss the renruvnl of
fegSoes 4romNhe frontier counties 70 Kan;
saswhere, they are eomparatively sale.r ABB
olitionis,s, too; well know the character 0f
The Kansas sqGatiers 10 anempt to carry 0ut
shs ,nefafiOusschemeof underground graIln
road eompanies. bsisl3 fslisJ 8dl lo s,sgss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

sUBrIsHED EVERY tuesday ssmoRNsNs. B
sga ''seI THdM soNa'' % aiass
a9e ss,.,tnis go llMSA e9fi aflnb ~
lie h. laHHEEl US q 3 81 rs ON. sgts,a
ta s. Sns q ! lS.,s RSls'r v ana Fifiso Cents ID,
llp1TSE Two q j sDISIlaFs WItilsn tine ysar.la
cffot paiduhtilafteFS Sheae ekbiFatiSn;6flthe YEA
-a,sRw? p Doiaarssiahda Fisty' Gents E
Will bechaIgea.o M ,io,e s,.l,sslI ! \, .aas,,
.sGrNo paper will be discontinued. until all al.
ishers. syp@s ~ ah'tNphi ssb eEH stikIAii
'f5AIpconimuhicatioAs Oh ths business Of the
'fficempst bnpostpaid to secure attsntidn.Aais
= ,lgFTO Ciths, of ten efmere, thespaperwll
farnishedistSa liberal seduction ipEiees hst
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

sJesse cliaFtison,l eolnreaE lfrUit pedlar,
tnarehad9 through ahs4sEss,s Of Baltimore,
with a basket and a pl9cara ,SnIwhich was, vas,
"Thc proceeds ,o( This days,s sales viii be
delyoled Il she u colofei sutI6fefsS q lQoff6lk
aSd pSihndaS,h s,l Kpaiakllh hhnae,llnio
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

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80 anssa ssSuf y puuSntSs
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80 'spssaSss'iss'ft tye'c,l uktnf
.";.h s'e ."s'e ag ! III ~ ! epsss
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M Il s,'As K "a ga1
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M. a',s.,;oa I y, M s'Rssss y :
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Ssn .1iuH 's's go. it 'aa. s'ie 1'N .nae,
,as,,. Ii e..EI1.--- !. z ....s s, ,.-
WHAT VIA, THEY THINK " IRELAND. LAND. ihe
much lass reprehensible ,han sneh ami
American journals as ihe Washinuton [Jnionn
ana aanntd3 he louisville Courier adentai1csebs'
ehiigraDt Iffshfnens innn0 measured stern,s
andadmonishes..,em ofsaheir9 du,y,Sin "A.
spirit demanding ,heir,serious considera,io n.
Ii says: MD "'.'s'iy'''
Bui while 'censuring tlie ouiYa9eobs coba,.s coba,..s
duet ofihe Know Noihines. lefus be ifnpar.T
aagafid ,ias.. IllHas this persecution lbeenun.
Have allaghe dsish conducted
themselves aslciliaens Of The Great Repub-
lie, in that sober, orderly, and pruden, man. nan
nor, becoming d petsecuIed peo1Iei Who fed
from the lash Of ,yran,s, and found d ael,one
andarefuge I'd Americaai sa, 40 .et~eA
mWe fear that ssmsof ihem ,hayea ,besnra
npisy auEbulenl, classsgwho did ,np, crsdil 70
ne n character Of Their naive copqlIy, and
We're or 'l'tle benefit td' inc land ofetheir
adopnoh. 1--WE fear, teos mat some Off the'
ultra, CATHOLIC Jouumis ioent.far 6eyoad thelI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

.esThe Gehesee powder millsaaid dRochesIer.t
espiodednedin iOnsthsn leshuaiThis isuahsl
slxih time In asy manyliysars Somebody
mus. be careless. ,.a., ,.,.,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

dSgofLorIso SeptSl7s-Ihe sErec .SlSte
men Of Kanzas have nominated Ex Cow
Feeder for Congress, The election is to be.
held on the Cd Monday IF October = ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

| ~ WHArf THE SoUfH REq6fRss 4lsPhSi
Charleston. SIC ,.sMercurys in, AM ai,iclsu
upggsr IBIS head, says; sssa lastgsm5.9a Iaasg
hIsansas, IsIssa region suited mall respects for.
SsInyery. is thrown open 10 The South. The
worm grows furious At the thobghE Ana
nos the. 'coniesp opensasa* s*iaFyssg stcSz
lsMhai5hen doi,he necessities Of the Eouaha
Z require a. 4, lhs hands oi every parry bidding
lpr her support Whal Inns she q riehi 10.
demandg Not silence, moi Suspicious sprc.a "a.
serve but'fdlH Hand eSplicit declarations ifia
hIldavorlnPon il,ei issues swhichareilbeiotes
ne Soppn!ry, 4slfFhsy intend 10 be slrue sioo
hef, isesthe assurance be given. LEI. lhem.
come q up and meet hitfyI The Fugitive law,
me Missouriaine and the Kansas questions,
and declare inrheiface of,hei@oHdwhe.heri
'neylsIbe with US On Iagainsrus@po8 All aysa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

The King of Dahomey. all African Il dmEsria
ardhs'saysl aigecenrtraveIer, keeps 4 dfdilA
ards feeds hininpoh fimJand exhibiisahinls
ab 'he customs, ihat his oemasia,sd appsats,
aqcs lqSaS 5 may sIhame bis people .ol making
beasts Of themselves. ,s'' G'e, .''ts' -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

rrrN
RenoeGln bsldne on ;dslcciisnsssg .haso5t
Ssefe fsest Jseksopsa aaensats q eefe.
Ae fz' 'i.nh.lile III sneFnI ran far he
son suns iOl shot cAIce. sIIaIIoO % oadIs =
!. SIIssa IeAhe county sh0n, 6ad ilad D
SneiBhb6FMIid 6asS6a tsile 8theF sidssafs stlIe
lpoplidcalH lsncs. whoswss algrea,rdsalsY in
horses, Well, we 60. inlo an, argumen,
with him one day, and SO sure was he of
snccess thar he offered III beta horse against
$40. ttas' sbe oldt Hero ,oe New OsIeaas,
would nolibe elec,edsi WAleeks.he be.,--
The, argument being one, that had no end,
was renewed from time 10 time with the
same result, untif' five horses on Y one side,
and $3.50 ionI lhevoiiier, were gsiaked oncihe
issue OF The election, WeNwon.lj Buhwe
had forgoIten- designate -ihe animals, and
such a. ilot Of horses, as was q lendesedoin
paymen. Of the bet. was1a sigb,,,o see,w yIf
there was Ian ailment 70 WHICH horse flesh
isislbjecl. that was not, exhibied, BY one Of
those, five horses ,shoalds like. 70 be yin-a
formed efils diagnosis There was riDgbone,
and spayias and, s,ringhaA,s and lblindnsss,y
ant heaves, and one yenerabe edoh, roadster,
had all these, and in addition was deaf ASA
post. issWe, kept lhemt week as acolIsc,iop;
of4curiosisies in she apimal line, and then,
sold Them al auction. According 10 our,
recsoHecion, four ofAhem, ,soId for, t$40ain
'ae aggregate; and we gave a ,in,ped ar, $40
for taking 4hs, ,o.hera We ,haye no. be. on,
elections 9 tsinse, sand donawanl " win any
more ttorses.As5 IA $50 ,ss,s,ai.,,,., sssyf'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02


tae aggregate; and we gave a ,in,pedl SIG
Efor taking lhse Other, We have no. be, on
elections fs,s sinee, ssand don'twahI lo win any
'h04se l'toafses's2i'aa "a sFg g'i4aaiagos sssf'
Keep il bcforeihs People, roia'
7'Thhi Salmon P,aChass s2 eaos1e SAT-
GTh- favor Of Negro Shfragel garag ist
| ylGJln favor of,Negro Jurors!s isssuupo, },
a, 6Tln favor Of Negro Office. holders - !.
| Grin, favor of conferring upon Negroes
the political privileges Or White Citizens!
II Mr. Chase does hos favor these propo.
siIions,lei him so s,alaawhhsi he IL address.
ingslhe people. baise4 owr -itqi4ao hi .a
The above occupies the head oTthe lead.
ing columns in the Nj. Vernon Banaer, "a
MEDILL paper, Ii is the tbasest concoc,ion
wehave'netwith dufing,he eampafsn.a The
edhos shooldybldshlio prin. such angexhbit,
wilhoat,lheleas. authority ssupon which 10
base r. Suppose. The Republican, payers
should print something like The following:
Keep it before the People,
That VIM, Medillis 49,
| rfN n q . ! I7f
s.l ~ ~ e ravol ., .p0 nofse 1, o.e1ailng! ., a.
~ S !" ,avor r o. roygamy! ~,
. Es1ih saVof o. 1Negro. AmalgamaIlon! ~
3 R1In favor Of deprying w hi,e people
of the Eectiye Franchise! md ~
II Mr.. ,Medill does notFavor lhsse propo.
sIlons' s M ie' MN SO s'a'e "n'ls1 ne Is address
'"g Tn "'e Peop'e.5'.L ~" ''''''+',''7 q, iHi
e theIe9noto' ms paRnes oaghi5to 8 know
Hloa.i' y allshonofaplslo mqEie9 aPubllc charge
aga'nns! n gentleman, gniel unless ne can prove his
cnarge. y IS not ior person assalled TO
oeny us ca,umny, ou! Tor 'ne person VINO
eohcoc's''0'o' prove i''h'4 "a iiltao tas iaA"
aoAe F4If---- T5TT -77T7777 7777f77- wolIN 'adj
s8WEo ARE DlspNIIQNSlsTsi-7T The Repub.
lican party Is .he hrm and and allhlul iriend, Of
the Union OF these States. They have ex-
pressed no other sen'm,en'''h they harbor no
o'ner 'nougn'' anu 'he uay IN whlch 'lley do
may perish from the earlh. and. -iheir name
become q. hiss and scorniamong oil peqple.
But there are men who 90 desire tie, disso-,
lnllon OF me Union. lor they nave put i upon
record; ( iney are men VINO support this
administrator, ana whom the AdministrBS
lion support ~ urniwilh all its power and
patronage. Read The following, which is
from from a recen. en-, correspondent Of the New
I. York 't tribune, ,he rum OF which is fully
vouched for: +" ds&' V7sW RHics VIZ"
slss,S,rino(alloyv. Atchison. Vandns r. ano, al
Whitfield dswere on their way tox w Washisg,ons
through, lllnols,, AZ NE meeting, yof lhe last
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

iasqadl syisral has1.Soiin Advance.a
lna.nhslLgaleaas 80 lll aiiug siasa h bel
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

n n ~ 81 ~ -
5hs 5fs's sduara sSDssqAS tf1 Sss w Ats
5as .$ssla. 81 bas 'ssaags ysSi, EsJi iay 80
Dne half column, one year, ::: 20 0Cl
Three -fouIths of ascofum H5 one Wear, 26 ~
One cohinng gohe year, 10 81: F:g} sE.t is0 m
1--TAdyeftisemelits PothayiHgtle number or h
marked on copys will be continulfl III
orbd and charged accofdiagly.' ~ ~ = rfes ."
GECasual adVsftissfs y!as has ID, ,aslyance -.
aJJOb Printing, tf esefy dtscfiptio6 y
xecutedwith acenfae N kRd fieatfle6s.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

Y: 3 So -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

lhaE they, IorgoT % inquire the Iady's fafne.'
Address, Ahrough1hs P6sf OfFiceioqqssis III
'EsaHn w0H !gIa yaGt JM0aSbiTH.vo
ssANS .QwEER iWEAEtEprv1T Thss,sqsscr,bers
having by mistake carried off new black.
silk umbrella in place Of an old brown COT. cot
ION sohe, wdtiid be happy 10 reidrh Il 10 lis
righ.Ial pwder-@ana no questions ashsG al
ysT asiYefdiI ,elwrpo s,sbsJs BR0Welsafl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02
\ h)retIp Jpntlrlal; DsDoteo ID 1]oliiifs,

~ .vigNF'lss} 81 hts8 NsW (lfalnlE 1Hs
lo$S per Aniium' alsS 80 fsassasavl
% ,5asnslQt I 4 Rak .ass,.i K. =. J. i
- u LA1iT 1Il.NI1 aII ,ylelsi19g .Fltls u
BY, ,A:ssI,H0MSON ( Y. "a lss,:I
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loFrIGIAE1DlRECToRK.

ii Represeatatvs in Congress q lth Districtl.-
Hoh:v. B. HORTON, Of Meigs county,. q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

] ~ AtlsE Hil ~ Ts{IfT EgullpI 3fj u
H TIE, ADMINISTRATION AMONG ms. + FRIENDs.
Ri fl wen Known that ,he Adinfnisraqli6ff,f
islmdking dsspsfaAre reFonslio dni.e ,hshatils
and sofeshells in Newly sbusi. wilIihayel
hsFdswofk Y ,pfodpce.a Sdusige's,iipG ,hey.wos
wings sol The De[1ocracy, II The following
Ifi, ,ie |h fif6 RaDiIlic 4 ssh shs briih
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

New Lima Division No. 604s Meets every
Saturday evening. Han I'M EIstiolfs reed build
ns,llesEew 3 y tllaa3 --rTaz-==nW P.;e-7s4
VEEllssS AaaAasaasNI u asoalsga ssaio oN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

s ;s cot. F i Ftas III H. II a, 4 sS.s NJ II
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

!. y Z DRUGS; PAINTS, OILSp &c.,
~ REED & BROTHER, Dealers in Drugs,
TX Patent Medicines Paints, Oils, Dyestu ifs,
otc Front Street, few doors above Court,
Pomeroy, Ohio naa.L .a... IN dec25.,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

'ss,, ssa :, . ,eT0L.5ai NO. ~,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

TNTNA INSURANCE. COMPANY Jof Hart
AlAn iefa. GCrnsutcnt.s / o. RANcEIs Agent,
C0nltsfl feebl PqmeIol.ol a,ss,srr h, Jan 80,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

IT w. COOPER 4 CO.., Dealers in hDly
n n Gpoasg Gfocefief Hardwara, &c, Corner
lof. Front and First street. middlepoft Opposite
Coalpoft Sait CoihpaiyiB Landing. AughstI oti 4
Nc AN A q AN DssleE gK disssAsl1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02
7MANUFAO OTTJRES TTTF7 J

(1aQALP0RT, SALT COMPANY. Office in
~, Cooper's Buildins Coalpprt, o. Salt for
Country trade retail, TfRrrlF FIVE and FoRrY
1CENTs perbushelF FoaE6 sgg 10 aaui.ofJune S.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02
MACON MAKING,I J

i F0fffS W 4IstssN ooh acarriagan Ibwer
~ part of Middleport. Q.ssCarriages, and Wag-
ons Of all kinds made to order q repaired On the the
hanging, &C., executed in the best style. iel9.N
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.1aa AtlalA ? e y ne ~ aal ...Lr....ll.
GANIEL & RATHBURN, Banlers, Front
,A1tistIeetl RemeEoy, OBJ .,ssb,ai,iy206mE
10 sdllNSvRAiNlLGl,E., COMP MES. 80
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

hAVIS & MORTON, on Sugar Run, Pome-
IL roy, have their Planning Machine IN good
order, and constant operations Flooring, wealth
er boarding, &c., kept constantly on hand, TO fill
orders. Work warranted to give satisfaction.