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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
OFFICE OF THE TElEGRAPH
''''' FRONT STREET : sP'-A
SEVEN pooas bEtow.copnT T--6P STAIRS.

Isates OF Advertising, ~
Onesquae( (1s1ineso OF Iess) three weeks, Sla0W
Every subsequent insertion, IA :,e;4 I giaa I26
One square; three months, So: s 90
One square, six months, l:'s: .'sai :dJs 7a'6O0
One square, one iysqr,I n si:K .fs):s,in 500
One nall column, one year, !; 20 90
'Ihree-fopIths 6fa colninn, one seAf, ,;iR.25 n0i
one column, one year, :.S00O3
acknowledgements not having the number of.in
sertioiisIinaSkedid copy, will Dec6ftihdgfhh
forbid and charged aecordingly.g. 8 i,alejo,1et
pCasual advertisers must poyin advance.
G5-JOB Printing, cf every dcscfptioInf '9o
t 1ecutedwith acclmacydnd ieatRess. H9gT10
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m Id9l nNHOiTELS.t w abE4 \.
ID ACME HOUSE, two doors north of ?. M
N Petrels store, Racine; Meigs county, O.--
JOHN R. ELLIS, Proprietor, July 3, ls5SS-lly' lly
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

New Lima Division No. 5O4. Meets every
saturday evening 'Hallin II. Holt,s reed buld-
lng' y New Lima, y = -7=--sl. W. PHI. Il,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

DRUGS. PAINTS. OILS, &c. Z.
IN REED & BROTHER, Dealers in Drugs,
~. Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestufs,
otc., Front Street, a, few doors above Court,
Pomeroy, Ohio. ~. s,tn..,Y .ar deco.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
s Z ss 81 ', s... Y. 4 4

70 ss6q'uq ~, sea .gsiioifSn 90
Isrsabs ~ htn ,aaiiaxiasgtp iselssf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

TT&P P. CRosBlE, wagon-makers, Mulberry
street, Pomeroy, o., over F.! E. Humphreys
shop, Having had long experience in the bust
ness, they are enabled TO execute, In neat and
manner, oil orders for wagons, bug
gies, carriages, &c, on shortnotice, and at reas-
nm able terms ~,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

TNR5J0HN ELI BEN Homeopathic Physician,
~ in o. Branch's building, Courtstreet Pom
ersyt, Qfice hours sftom 8 to- 10, a. 81 to,3
p M; q to8P. M. References: DR.. Constanr
inc Herring, Dr. Adolph Lippe, Philadelphia.
MafchJf3a fp7gBj f,lGi ed, EsBjs O a8fa,l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

hqeS PATRICK, (, 81 PRgsIoIAn and SURoEoN,---,
As Oilers his professional services to the citia
zens Of MASON CITY and vicinity. ~, ,,,s 81,
GF Calls tothe country promptly attended to.
Masnnl CITY. Hiif !. 22I I8b4-33f16. .ani % sh gao
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

ITEORGE S'fIVERS, Blacksmith, Mulberry
| " street, opposite Court house. Keeps CON
stantly on hand and for sale, one, two, three,
and four hotsey wagons. Job Work OF all kinds
executed to order. A. , Is ,s.,.s,f,, jan 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

Sons OF. Observation-Disclosures Division, No.
stiyssE$ building. !, +, D. 'sEeels, W. r.; VIM. /.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
MANUFACTURES. 1--o-- -o-

(10ALPoRTJ SALT COMPANY Ofiee, in
S-hCoopef's Building, CoalpoIt o., Salt for
Country trade retail, TRRTYr-FIsE and FORTY s1Gg
.CENrs per ,bIshel. June
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

eHAR. S, g. sMENzIES.. Office, 4 ThirdrStreet,
IL between Walnut andvine, Cincinnati, o
Pays special attention to Diseases Of Women.
IYs...n u 1853 IT,. L..aal.-. ..a.. l. La... Il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

81 per sAnnNm ,soi,qs aitlI byruslQ avet
Il *, nsad ata affas Ii sn..i i.saall. -!...s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

Salisbury Division, No. 292. Meets on Satur-
DAY evenings. Hall iE Rices building, Middle
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

Mineral Lodge, No. 242; Meets every Tues!
and Court SIS. Alfred Thomson, N. G.; Aaron
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
WAGON MAKING. s !,

! TOHN W. HARDWOOD, Carriage maker, lower
eJ part of Middleport. O.. Carriages, and Wag-
ons Of all kinds made to orderor repaired on the
shortest notice. House painting, glazing, paper
hanging, &C., executed in the best style. jel9.i
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
liliiife. GollllllllIelr ll;l. s:ln1arkets aus

Eadal9ii b1f -bd9sfa odW sao1I 70 bHi5S Fl5 MOOT
m 7ITsIQ,N-e-r ON DsElSTINY.''las. iiiFIo
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
THOMSON. !| y 50 4, ~ ! n; 's,1:'' ':'' !
IcABINlET.. .,,ll T.F UR NITUREI

1--WE! E!HUMPHREN, Blacksmith, Mulbelv.st.,
~ composite, the t00urt-house, Pomerly, q,
IRb Worh. &c kiplsf horse shpsiilg, lex
etuted with neatfess and dispatch. jah 50
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

NaDRANOHaRy yO0A DealefSin1 Dry; ;Gocd''
IA erocerietso oEEardSara,p ueeDswaIea &e1
aTtlde Of Court rstreet; three doors above the
eoknen Of Front, PonieToy, O. ~. ianSO Z. 2
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

ZT7r BANKERs. ~ . T77 ?
TSAANIEL &, RATHBURN, Bankers, Front
IL street, Pomeroy, o. '9'"s 'jy206m* =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

FHE0D ORE MONTAGUE, Attorney at
Strict eatteation given to all professional busi7
ness. Pension or Bounty Land Claimants will
find j 70 their advantage 70 give. him call.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
: y BOOTS AND SHOES. dsl,lw {.

iTITWHITESIDES, Manufacturer Of Boots and
| Lsg Shoes. Court street, one door above the
corner of Front. The best Of work, for Ladies
| and Gentlemen, made to order.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

WILLIAM VAIL. tit'B "a - N*BI JkCoB EARUART
WALLid EARHART, Attorneys at Flaw. Pom
wv eroy, 0. Office in Conrt.ho . a. ~. 1.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
.aiaSO CIETI Es.

.MAsess.T-Pomeroy Lodge, No. l1G4 ~ Stated,
Meetings, the Monday eyenins, on or before the.
tuif moon in each month"; Hail in Edwards
building, Front st. NJ. BoSworth, w. NJ; R. B.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
n INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

Il IItlShoO 1sh4NOH COi1llf NA1y N At1S. L1S. AZ ~ Z
4 HINTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hart
III ford, Connecticut. 0, BRANCH Agent,
court street, Pomeroy. I" z nas jan 30. =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

T9II MILES TmIeE and CprreYIs RlateInnt
sy street, ton Sugar Rnnl Pomeroy, Qnaaes
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

RylN q PLANTS, Attorneys at Law Pome-
J. roy, eo.se stliiasFagr 0&iHS4s nov 2Otf 9
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24
ORrTrYARY

GEoaoE s. Lono, tie son Of David and Lu
cinda Long Of Point Pleasant died on Sab
bath morning, tn. Lib inst, Of typhoyd fever
after q painful illness oftsevefal days.
How uncertain are the events Of human lite
OF even life ITSELF This young man sisitet
his friends and relatives in this county dur
ing the Christmas holidays, when he presen,
ted healthy and robust appearance, and, ne
doubt, from his general conduct aud the ex-
hibition Of native intellect. he was the pride o.
2 fond fathers brightest hopes, upon whom hs
expected 70 recline in bis declining days
But alasI The devouri"s inaaerice Of dis
ease laid hold or him "a his youth, and in o
few short days-mad, long BY reason Of his
intense sufIsri-s Ibis eyes are closed 10 the
scene. :. earth foreyeri and the earthly hopes
his iona parents 50 down with him TO the
grave. Yet they are not leit destit..te of a true
source Of consolation they can turn to tho
,'stoie teachings of the word Of God, and
NY eonlol9 ~ great and precious promises
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24

Houss.-Ths blu for the reIief ! M
. nelrs Of Baron De Kaib was talen uiand
Mr. Falkner, from the commitI On i
mI;, n affairs, asked leave 70 rekt J
~. .ln lor the suppression Of Indian Eth.
81 r. Hamilton enquired whether ibros
regular increase Of thd armyi
rcsnonsi plkng replied that the bin 81 a
a sspons The Mcs.sge Il IN Prsa;ln !
s .1 ! por n.sssand voIauseIs = l.S ~
s e ponths, with 4 SieS',n 70 I'M I'M
:. s, app,esnded Indsa hostiliies
Mr. Edgeton objected.
Inc Housethen resumed The.
e,as,aR 2, n The Railway bSf'S
ment, and 9 larg humber III speeyo
were made on it. Y
MIR. Davis reneweS his amehdmentf o
q central trunk and bsacbes. AZ. e g .
to refer The bill to conuitlss 81 thil w
Mr.. Benton moved to sefef II 70 IN,
mittee of three, which wasagreed Y and
without any definite action Pc
journed. AEsagSd
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24
ladies Dress Goods.

DLACK, Blue, Blue Black, Brown, Greer
ID and changeabe Silks.
C9stimereSGa variety of quality and colorS;
MouSlin de LANES, of all colors and ptices
Tissues, ,varetNof oolors; =.
Merinos, of all Shades and prices;
Figured Swiss dress goods;
ShaIly Barage ana Barage de Laincsy
shawls, in great varctH -
: Handkerchiefs, worked and plain Linen
Cambrtc; and UndersleeveS and ChemisettS;
Hosiery Of MI KINDS; i
Gloves anU MrtS, do. Gauntlet:
Collar, JhcEanct, Swiss, and French worked
Mursellnrs Florence an SaISnetts;
Artificial Flow, RS, Ribbons, &C., &c. , &c.
:. a.. ' SETSZER, BBALEI& co.
PIT. Pleasant, Jan. q, p55. -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24
airy UUG0S.

-. DTy cOCOS.
I,LNANNELS, White, Red, Green and Y4l.
IL low;
Blown Gottons, bteachcd do--s-4 to G a
tSheetIug; 49, = f. .
BIrached Sheetinss and Shirtings;
Irish Linen, OF al! qual71ics:
Drdlimgs, BleacLed and Brown Cotton and
Linen, ~ 49,.
I Tab-e Cloths. il great variety;
ambric, white and all cOlors; :
Jatkuneti, ali prices; :. - --. y
Dhpers, linen and cotton, towel and table;
Canton Flannel, 'bleached and brown;
Glhghatns, Of all colorS and qualities;
Prints H9yle, a. Doyles, Tall River,
Merrimack; =.
Mourning and other prints at any price;
LaceS, OF oil qualities; =. -,
Edgngs and Insertings, Swiss, Jackonett
and Bobbnett; "
, Libseys, Cotionade, Linen Chain, Manches.
Ter Cord;~~~i. r. III y
\ Blaii'kets--Rose, Cradle and SaddIe;. .
Al'mbIellas and Shades. etc, etc
Y '.. .SETSZER, BEALE & co.
PEyPleasant, Jan. "a, '55. III +
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24
MARKEss..
New YoRK. Jan. col

New YoRK, Jan. e2--P NJ.
= Flouris dull, and prices are again in IA
Hor of buyers. The salrAto-day compris
1000 brls. at SO. 25 s8.37Sfor common +
straight State; S3.5o 70 $6!87 for ,goot
Obio Michigan, and Indiana, -.
Wheat is dull, and prices Nominal
Rye is selling at sl.3G to S1.38A Corr
is steady, and slightly better, with salc
Of 2d,e90 bushels, at .96 for Southern
yellow. .+rTf# " T.. *
Pork is unchanged, with sales Of new
mess at $14.37; old do.iat S12.25, anc
$13.f2t to 1895 for old and ne prime
Beef is steady at SIG to 1850 for re
packed Chicag5 mess. l. - :.... F.
Lard is quiet at Sc, rs TO slo.5 0. =.
CINCINNATI, jan. 22-5P. NJ.
FLOUR AND GRA1N-There was a good
demand for Flour to-day, and the marke,
was firmyat S7.7O@7.80 for good brands
butthe offerings were light, which pre-.
vented sales TO any extent. Oats have
declined, aud sales were made to-day al
376N38e per bushel. Corn is firm al
61@63c. Received siuce Saturday, All
brls Flour. NJ . H., n. - .
,Iloas-The marketzxasYf firm to-day at
AN advance with Il pretty fair demand, aad
prime lots were generally led at So
The sales include 200 head, average 600
TBS, at S4.75, and 200 do. AK 24O to $50
lbs, at S4.85, Tic receipts\a very
light. =. :. IT'D --ii::,+ h
PRovisioNs--Thetet was aonsi16ra6fxill
.quiry for hog products To- laY, and muck
improved feeling prevailed, but holders
generally contended for prices above the
views of buyers. The onlysa heard OF
was, 400 Hams (Country) in, salt 1t SIC
bose Shoulders and Siles were mostly
hid at 44@5! and prime Barrel Lard at
al TN< i. RS
CuEcsG-Thc demand is\l;mi led. and
The market dub aE999se, aa& Or <Loice
1UG. is Obtained. II X l.. r.
BurrEa-A sale Of 5 brls prime roll at
l5lc. The market is firm. f.. / Tx.
PoTAsH-A sale Of 10 casks at 54c.-
The supply is about equal to the demand.
RrcuMoSp, San. 10, 1855. !
ToBAcco-But little is doing in this ar
ticle. Lugs sold at $3.50 a IS; Loaf
Sc. so q S7.75; but little old in market
We quote old Lugs at S4.75 a S5; inferi-
or Leaf 1915 q s7.75I good s8@ -;
fine shipping nonein market; would con-
nand $1,000 a 1880. No fine manu-
lettering offering. Nominal prices sl2.7
D@ sic. Z,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24
OFFICE OF THE 1
STAR OF THE KANiWHl VALLEY
MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, va.
Rates Of. Advertising.
MAIN STREET,

!, tTone Dollarper square Of l2 lines or less
pr the first three weeks, and 20 cents pei
;kk'ae loreaeh continuance. For lhree nlJni iS
. Ahote al the follow ng Tates:
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24
(:cniici;.cmt, aNenl..

ppLuE, Black, Drown, C'nret, Green, Blue
ID Black, AMI lnvISihe Green Cloths; .
hIRck Doe Shln; mixed and fancy CASH
IIereS3f
MEETINGS, Satin and Figured Silks, colored
ant>whIte; = ..
Ready made Goats, Paas and Vests;
CraTStR Socks, Gloves, Suspsndtrs and
flosr; Y
SILK and capbric Pork tHanlkt rchi1fs;
Shris and SHIFT Collars, etc., e.c.
SEfSZER. BEALE & CO.
PIT Pleasant, Jan. u, ;65. r..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24

a sIlSSS lT0H sLlleTpooi anu LONDON to'E 40
18Th, arrived at This port, al five All J
half O'Clock this afternoon. l.. = -
\: COMMERCIAL ISrELLieEScE. :
The sales of Cotton during the weel
comprised 80, 900 bales. Of which specu
htors and exporters took about 800 bale,
each. The market was steady, and mid
ding qualities had slightly Improved
the quotations are, fair Orleans 5j middlins
do s, fair upland 53,and midhiing do j !
There was no change villa aver ia liz
markets for breadsM(ls, and the demand
for oil kinds wa. limioRd, previous prizes
being but feebly sustQined. Brown 4
ishipiey quo,e Western Canal nominal Al
DDS; Straight Baltimore. 45, \and good t.
choice Ohio 4Ga47s, Corn was dull
at 4is6ial5s. Lard was easie b but moi
quotahly lower. / IN ~
Pork and Beef were firm, with 4 mod
erati demand ae Previous prices. Tadc
ut Manchester was Unchanged. TMre
was no change in the London money .,
stock market. + ms -,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24

49, ~ o. u 7 hlhIS VI 1900 y ~
'd nce ADVERTISEMENTS 10 be paid in ad-
'i,'ps INV "iN1nnlcatIons, .(or commun!ca
|tL'"'t l ~ NAie nierests5j rs certs pet
1%,F,, i tI.. D't'o AnifJuny enentS Of candl-
/ itESS - an "a Vance.
'u'f az "''p Wv Communications 10 en-
- 81 ttes' " hneAlte addressed, pySt paid
D1fn@iP' luthaiii MURrALl., Main ST.,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

The advices fromthe seat of War and
Diplomacy by this arrival, possess. but
little ofspeciaI interest, and the interest.
ing features may be sumedrup in the two
following points, namely:
The Allies, at the latest advices, had
800 guns in position, ready to open fire
on ssHastopok and were, only waiting fol
a favorable moment to commence. After
bombardins the city aid forts 40 hour:
night and day, they would theil storm the
city on the south side, while MenskikoH
would be attacked in the field al the north
side. The whole programme had been
arranged, and fun determination ar.
rived at to make an attack immediately
The result was looked for with intense
anxiety. as the fate Of the Allies was in.
volred in it. =, n 49,, T.
+ The other point. is, that the negotiations
Al rlebna had been r,,,tsGnud II d.ss,
To give the Car one more chance to come
10 terms. X -. i ..t4 go r.
Rogers Il Wood, a London Iron House
have failed for II large arnount f..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24

K ARNWARE,--Axes--H Hand. broad and
4 ChoppIng; IiatchetS, Hammers, Nail
aid Tack; Augufs, Braces and Bits; Saws:
Locks, Kno',, Stock aud Pad; Gate Hinges and
Butts, Of all kinds; Screws, Bed, Wood and
coffin; IA, I =. p. $50, -.
Knives-Pen and Pocket, Shoe, Butcher and
Table; / 4 u =. = -
Bride Bits from 25 cents to s5i .....
StIuups and spurs, curb chains; IF
Plain bits, double and single; ~
Gun locks, Percussion and flash;
Powder fissks and percussion caps; Ia
Razors, razor strops, homes, brushes and ra-
zor powder; #t.-f E@a
Ste, yards and balances; -"
Window springs, and shuttle: fastnings;
Sheep sheais, steel andtrying squaresi n.
ChIseis OF all kinds, drawing knives;
| Carpenters adzs, &c, Sc. f:.s.<s
II sETszER, BEALE & co.
p Pleasant, Jan. "a, 4yl
I (sOMBs, Of a. kinds; Thread, Coats, Rus.
NJ sells, Scotch, sewing silkI i $.s
Taps and Bobbin, Braid, Linen, Cotton,
DI s,si Ss and Cord. silt.
Pl,IseSilk and Beads; -, X En- /
Purse and Bag Clasp; .s,s ssk
Purses Wallets and Port-monnaies; q.
Silver rhimbles. "a = s,
VI atch Guards. n. HE s.
acets. silk and cotton; ~ IF.
z Sleeve Dunds; eEa ~ fffIs.4r 4
Key Rings Il E - rs ~
Scissors md Shears;
oBrushss- Hair. Comb, Furniture. Hat Shoe
!, sETszER. BEALE 4 co.
n. Plessit Jan. ~, ~, g sze.
4. u . i
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24
For the Ste

We are authorized 10 &nate.
j. e WhEELER Of Cd&sthe name of
Hrttr. State senate in tht$ n c,m1,'I,I ~
Of The countjes Of Mason, j. c,nl,os, Il
"t!HS anu III ", SubtlI
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24
FoREIGass. z
Arrival Of u e. aSafp Cana

rloyaI mail etaan,e : ~ Jan. ! u
TSces from Liverpool and I9ndtass s =
9Th, arrived at This port, ad five an,
half O'Clock this afternoon. II -. :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24

As.j IN sltSh aqotaes on "a r. EIfiJs,
b. that the. letter and ge>ytionffbc
III 'the table, winch was Ik.aaI The
eilllions was then adopted saas, 90,
h. 9f. !
The House thea went into comtttee 4an
Pacific Railway bill, A larl iium-
OF amendments. were submitA, and
Projected. Mr.. Perkins oil NeYork,
|red TO redueethe grant Of land each
of the proposed road, to thremiles
lead of twelve. { Mr.. Hendiicks,oved
haye4but one route. These and,ari.
other amendments were offered and
The bill was then debated BY hssrs
lshburne. of Ne; Warren and Mcon-
and Smith, Of Virginia; Richaro,n,
p and others; pending which, he
nmittee arose, without taking 4 yoteb p
bill, and:the House adjourned.
FRrDAY, Jan. 10 1855
PESATE.-Mr. Houston presented |,
mortal from the convention Of the sd
lensionagents.
he bill TO pay Commodore Jones
OF money Of which he was deprive
me action ola Court Martial, in / 85l
taken up.
r Stewart thoughtthe Senate shoalc
all the flcts.
sssrs, Badger, Bayard, Stuart, Sc
Clayton and Rusk further debated
plll after which it was laid. sside.
7. Gwin introduced q joint resolution
weekly express mail, between ST
= ana San Francisco; referred.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24

DOWDRR and Lead. e &c by
tn Pleasant. ia. ~, s.. 4
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-18

fere, or protect life, property, and Liberty. I'm
less you rebuke and brighten with the thunders of
Just indignation this corrupt pro-slavery admin
istration, we fear that fate is sealed and this
tais land doomed forever to the black curse of Sla
very.-We call upon you, then, in the name of
LIBERTY of HUMANITY, of JUSTICE; for
our own sake, and for the millions who are to
come after us.--Republicans of Ohio we stand
upon the Lexington Of great moral Revolutions
Our blood stains the green field consecrated by
oiir fathers to Liberty If you achieve victory
IN this contest the great army of our descendants
will shout your praises down the long lines of
coming generations! If you WAIVER at all, the
clock OF Human Progress will be turned back a
century
We are going into the contest next Tuesday
with determination to elect REEDER to Con-
gress, land to strike blow for freedom that will
make our enemies afraid of us hereafter. Our
cause is Just. MAY God defend the right
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-18
MASS MEETING.

Arrangements have been perfected for holding
a MASS MEETING of the Electors of Kenosh,
county, on SATURDAY, the goth day of Octo
Der, at BUTTONS in Paris. S. NJ. BOOTH
will be the principal speaker; Hon CHARLES
DURKEE has also promised to be present, ant
other speakers from abroad are expected.
A Republican candidate for State Senator vii
be nominated at the same time.
There is no better speaker in the state thar
Mr. Booth and we think the occasion will prove
highly interesting one. Let our Republican
friends snatch part of day from their tolls and
attend, and bring with them their wives and
children. A little effort Is all that is needed te
redeem the state this fall, and we promise orll
friends that all the expense they are put to by
such effort, will be more than saved TO them il
next years taxes, if successful.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-18
A StuDid Cream

The Madison Argus of the 18th, abors through
column of long since exploded assumptions to
connect Bashfordand the Republicans with Knew
Nothingism, and winds up by announcing that
direct and positirs proof Is IN IT'S HANDS,
and will be forthcoming in time to reach the TO-
ters Of the State before election. If the Argus had
made public proclamation Of an Intention to com
NIT great piece of scoundrelism, the fact that
such is its intention would be no more eviden,
than it is. Fit has the direct and positive proof
!" its hands, why don't it give it' Why labor
through a column or two of bald assumptions
proving nothing. instead of giving this positive
proof aud settling the matter at once. The fact
is as every one will readily appreciate, the "po
sitive proof of the Argus, is simply a LIE of its
OWE invention, and is withheld until inst before
election, because if promulgated NOW it would
be proven to be false. Tobe forcwarned is TO be
forearned, and we suspect Argus falsehoods inst
before election will fail of effect
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-18
Pierce in the field for Rara,orv

The Barstow convention having passed res
olution approving of Pierce and his administra-
ZION, the President has fairly taken the field to
aid Barstow. Henry ID. Barron, the faithful and
efficient Post Master, at Waukesha has been re-
moved reason-opposition 10 Barstow. A. F.
Pratt editor of the Plaindealcr, has been appoin-
ted in his stead; Reconsideration TO Barstow-
This is a warning to reeusant Democrats, and an
intima,on that the President has his eye upon
them. We have some doubt whether even Dem
oerats win take kindly this interference in their
domestic affairs.