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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

roy and Gallipelis, and 4 ceIrier is . be
provided in u famed pee Sch Is
the aunounesmsat 10 be last nembeFof that
paper w also perceive thssths tOwnship
commitiees. and the. Central committees
have been.constituted agents for thepeper.
Wsgiys our Democrats brethren great
credit for their wisdom and foresight in
this matter. We could only wish our Re-
publican friends were deserving Of a like
complainant. When the Gallipolis journal
deserted them, we offered them the Meigs
Co. Telegraph. But mol they must needs
purchase new printing Office, which they
win end, to their cost. Is not avery profitable
investment Of their means. Wescan afford
to let them Try the experiment however.
Again: Our Central and township commit
tees, or the men who compose them. are
not all even Subscribers to the Telegraph,
aud. therefore. can hardly be expected to
act very efficiently q agents. 4 VI
We do not mention these facts in COM
planning way, We can stand it, Il our
friends can. We only wish to show our
friends how much more wisdom and zeal is
exhibited BY our political opponents. and TO
inciie them to better things in future.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

had occasion last week 70 ailude 70
the Inconvenience which The citizens Of this
vsllsy had been subjected 30 for some lime,
'pp account Of ths failure d The Slnge Com;
pany 10 carry ihe mail. as they had done bs
lore. I Il. was then thought that the evil
would have to Be submiaetl 10 iOs d shon
lime onls Intil elder ihe responsible con:
rsGnrs srshe Pos, Office Department. should
be able 10 make proper arrangements 70. hs
ireguiaF delivery Bu, q seems .hat 3 Ip''vai
menl has bsvn 80. On iooi by certain in,er!
eslsd parlies 10 have Ihe contractors released
from their oblieaiion, and % haze out mail
seryies changed froma weekly 10 . tri.week-
". We Understand that peiiiionsio 10 The De.
par,men, asking This, were being circulated
10 Lancaster Iasl week, although The cih'
gems ol ihsrplace have no more interest," in
ouy Mail service than ,hey have IN rail.
road 10 the moon . hile not single sigma.
.nrs has been asked iniali ihe region suppIi-
ed by ,he valley Mail Lina. (
~ W. ask k-lw0uld Il be q whit more just for
the Department, 10 regard such q pe,tlion
than I. is hoaosa5Is i,P rho signsrs OF that
pe,ition 70 lend their inauence .o'a combina-
ZION ui dshuI,IOg C0nEsc.ors, Hoi ! keepers.
and liacI ihsn. who expeCt umuke nouey
" cbusnv nfr all fnciliiies FOR conmunica-
Iinn Whhihis lower Valley semonswunce
oeains. any change ID The inns lor the de-
'Ilvefy Of he mail Il III circulation IN The
downs whore ci,izsDs are really deeply vi
',aIl Interested. and We sfuss that such 40
array Of names wilI bs rent Up as will On.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
,Issly oIsrwAeh sssIs paauoO which nav
b. made [or 4 cha6ue. 81

',ifelv ot6rwfIah aterv paa,ion which nav
Do made ior chs6pe. 81 7
4 DAT, mail cuano, unSe, ann. se;;rcum.
.,sncss il. DISPENSED Win wihout srrious
|in;0ry 3 the in,efesls. .of 4hs yasl business
enterprises Of this Valley. Win, would be-
,hs situation Of the Furnacemen. MiIlers,
Produce Buyers and Merchants, with no tel.
Saraphic cbmmunicston. snd Do oihets a..
source bo. wi.weekly mail Unscuuain,.
ed with The occurrences ebrosd affsc,irp the
pnees al their staple producls. they would
he no,,yiol,sly 6, yic,,ms m, Comme,cial
sbsFoers--or else on accoun,of ,ha very sus.
picious which their known ignorance would
Ibeee,, would ollen.,ines ac, c.n,rsry 20 ,hei,
owa in,sresl ---unless ,hey would assume ,he
expense 81 keeping up private mail line be,
tween this place and Lan.as,ef-which
would be heavier TAX upon those CONCERNED
in Il, than is imposed BY The whole service
lromsL Lancaster 70 The Ohio River.
Add 10 Ibis The annoyance 10 private indi.
viduals Ia their business pleasure OF
profit from The receip. OF intelligence whilh
has grown stale intho mail bags, and the
Outrageous character OF tho proposition 10
as,abIsh a iri-weekls mail will be apparen,
New, what are the Interests to be served BY
the proposed chanesl A glance s,.he fact,
will show plainly enough. Z ap
n Tha contract for CARRYING the mail was
originally awarded 10 Kreider q Co. who
alefward sold their s,ages 70 BorIand's, ane
they agdin 10 the Hooking Valley Sage Com
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

New YoRK, Nov. 28ih--Tbe following
is .he nSie, Mr.. Buchanan sen, TO The London
Times. and which that journal refused 10
publish. thH,'
The American Minister presents his com
ptimenis 10 the editors Of the Times, aud
assures Them that, they have been misielorm.
I'd with respecl TO the expressions and con-
duct alribu,ed 10 him in ihs lending afticle
this morning. W Fs' 'fE#R s0'9*
( Always mindful Of the neutrality Of bis
government. which he fully approved, y was
wnhl deep regre, he learned, as he frs, did
from Washington, iha, a,,emp,s were made
10 tb4- United Suites TO recruit soldiers for thp
Bvi,isharmy, because hs felt confdtuc lha,
such a,iemp,s would tend TO weaken ,lie
friendly relations beiaeen the Two countries,
which Il has been his sfdeDs desire since his
arrival In England 10 cherish and promo,e.
The American minister can Of course en-.
Ter into nj discussions In Vie PUBLIC journals.
oG qnes,iDDs bsIwsen The lwo governments,
ol sIaie whai is not conlainsd 10 any cores.
ponderce. which may have arisen ou, OF
this question; bu. bs has felI !. due both 80
the Times and himself 10 mako this cerrec'
tion. ~ ,h'&.Ate s9nrs al5 eb heSrt Z
We Happeniio know that Dr.. AYER &
CHERRY PgcToRAL and CATnARTIc PILLs
are good medicines. aud shall prncaim il be.
Cause we do know il. We confidently be-.
lieve there is vast amour, Of relief from
enfFaring 10 our Inflicted felIo,y men wrapped
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
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Arrival Of the Star OF the West.

New YoRx, Nov. 28-The steamship
S.ar Of The ,WesI, from San Juan. arrived
this af,ernoon'ai 8 o'clock. bringing dates
from San Francisco 10 the 9th Of November
I Tnee is news Of importance. 9 The rav
asss Of lhe Indians were growing serious
from Puge, Sound 10 Shasta.
The Indiana bad made simultaneous at.
lack upon the whites and massacred large
aumbers. Volunteers were turning ou. in
all directions, si .sgt. d. .,. ,ase,.
United States troops, under Major Filz
gerald had also turned out in pursuit.
Nearly I'LL ihe tribes nonh Of the Columbis
river, had confedHa,rd and sworn to sup
por, each o.her. and sx,ermina,e ,bs Amer
leans. Il ~. e-t..,. NJ. eg...l,,.s,, -,
~ A band of I 500 attacked small force oil
|U 8. troops al Puge,'s Sound, under MsjoI
Hallpr, and forced them 10 retreat. ,is
The latter had been reinforced by Mint
lcompnnies oi vclun.eers. called oui by Guv
Curry. aud supplied with ammunition by III,
sIoop.nf,war Decatur, md the Revenue cut
Ter Jefferson Davis, and were abou, 70 as
NNHtH tHo tuurbIDINOs 49, ff"sitff4 tFt4N4 w
~ From she 1lsth,nns We learn that Genera
Walker was in full possession Of Ncraueuo
Col. Wheeler. the American Nj mister hat
publicly acknowledged on The pan oF,he U
s. The Independence and sovereignty Of ihI
New Republic. and assured It's Government
Of the kind regards and we'll wishes enter
taIned by the Chief Magistrate Of The U. s
towards Il.
General Corral, who had been detected il
reasonable correspondence wiih some o
the officers ofthe Ia,s Government, had beer
lriad by Cour Martial and shu. in ,he plaza
At Granada, on The 7,h inst, eight hours al
ter his arrest. The Cour Martial was com
posed entirely Of Americans. Other arres
wers maze but no names were given. o
The sentence Of Cen. Corral was acGui
esced in by Gen. Rivas, The newly eleclet
President.
A duty of go per cent had been declared
by the Nicarsguan Government upon all for
eigh imports, payable in coin. r.at ,aa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
Lost or Stolen.

ON or about the I'D day of November Last, the
" Subscribers enclosediiU letter objected to
]. R. Crawford, Cashier, Athens. Ohio, the fol-
lowing described notes, to wit: Note made by
Messrs. Ruffner. Dennelly 4 Co., in favor OF
Dabney Salt Company, dated 6incinnati,O.,
July 10, 1856, at six months, for the sum, of
nine hundred and eghty-two and forty four hum
dreds dollars payable at the Ohio Life 1asu-
rance & Trust Company, CINCINNATI, O., and
endorsed Dabney Salt Company, @. R. Pomeroy,
and ourselves in blank. "a IS gya
The other made by same parties, in. favor Su-
gar Run, Salr Coz, dated Cincinnati, Aug. as
1855, at 6 months for the sum Of eight hundred
and eleven and twenty three huDdredths dollars,
payable at same place. and endorsed Sugar Hun
Salt Co., bye. G.. Grant Treasurer and our
selves, all in blank.sssa2 .5ga6srg tsls,F,4lr
q The aboyenotes are supposed 10 beslost OF so.
Zen, and have not reached their destination. All
persons are hereby cautioned against receiving
said notes, .as any transfer OF them will be fnud.
uent. sDANlELsG RATHHURN.
Pomeroy, Iec.4, 1855. .s, .,s.,lr !. 49,.
MI EIGS COUNTY lNFERBHARY.-
/ lVt Tie Trustees OF the several townships
are hereby notified that on Mo ,day, the 10Th
instant, we propose to receive one pauper from
| each township which have any, We wish the
Trustees to give information at the same time,
whether there are any others IN their respective
townships, and the expetse Of each, as now sap.
ported. Arrangements will be made to receive
all, as soon as an sdditionaI buildngcan be com.
pleied. H. HOLT, ,ssa8.g
Dec. 3, is55w2. M. HoswORTfi.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-- Ry Viz
10 tue Of an order Of the Probate Court Of Meirs
county to me directed for that purpose, l viii
offer for sale, on the premises, oil the 5th day Of
January, A. D. 1856, the following Real Estate,
belonging 10 the estate OH. w. Whitmore, dc.
ceased, to wit: beginning fourteen rods and thres
! links east of the northeast corner Of Sanford
Wells lot, on the line between fractional lots
Numbers seven and thirteen, in township number
seven, and range number fourteen, in Scipo
township, Me!gs county, Ohio; thence eleven
degrees west, eleven rods; thence west seventeen
rods and nineteen links; thence south twenty
three degrees, west eleven rods; thence east
twenty-six degrees south, twenty. four rods and
twelve links; thence twenty-one degrees east,
thirty-four rods; thence west eleven rods, tothe
place OF beginning, containing two acres and
ine hundred and forty hundredths. Sold dsubiect
to the widows dover. Terms: One-third cssh
10 hand, one-third in six months, and the ne.
naming onesthird in one year from the day Of
sale, with interest. N. BARNHART..
Administrator Of H. W. whitmore, deceased.
|, Dec 4, 1854 WS2 60 i II - ~. n .slfl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
OBITUARY.

DIED, in Mtddleport on the 18th Of Noveni-
ber, of Dropsy, Mrs. HAHRIEr D, McRLHEssr,
daughter Of Joseph D. Plummer aged hity years.
For many years she had been decided and con-
sistent member of the Presbyterian ChuEchs,H
health had been poor for more than two yeTs.
About ten monthsago, she began TO have decided
symptoms ofdropsy. Her malady rapidly increaS.
ed, bidding defiance to medical skill, till It ter
inmate her usefnl life When her disease had
assumed settled and permanent character. and
it became evident that she had not long 20 lives
she shrunk back, at first, n ON tie King Of Ter
rors. She clupg to life. But gradually, q the
time Of her departure drew near, her attachment
to the present life grew less, and her faith lnths
Redeemer grew stronger, till death wasIcbbed VI
its terrors,andshe welcomedthe messenger which
was to introduce her to world where nckhess
and death are known no more. ..s'.,,.,s
" i Happy soul thy days are ended 80
All thy mourning days bellows, issst7
Goethe angel guards attending.
| M To the heaven Of Jesusg0gv
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
TH0S. SPoONER.
Minority Of Committee.

CoNGRRss.- Yesterday was ,hs IiIre fixed
lor tho opening Of ,he frs. session Of the
Tbiny-Iounh Congress. Wshave, as ys,,
lsceived no news from there. We sn,ici.
pate stormy session. particularly q, The
opening. Il The House q Representatives
succeeds in efiscling on organisation ,his
week, they will DO bslier ihan we expect.
There are swarms Of candidates for every
Office. from Speaker down 70 Msssengev,
and each urges his claims perlinac,ously. I.
Ohio islully, represented -there among, The
aspIFan,a9 I. D. Campbell and Joshua r.
Giddings are promipen. candidates for the
Speakership. ". II. H. Taylor. Of North
Bend, - q candidate FOR chiei clerk, and so
On, 70 The snd,iof .hs chapter. We musl
wais patiently the result. Ofone thing our
readers may rest assured: We shall give
them The Presidents message Il as early a
day as practicable. We look for ,ha. docu-
men. with considerable anxiety, on account
Of the peculiar state Of our domestic and
foreign affsiis. Whuever may be The pc.
si'iens lpken BY the President, his message
canno. iail 10 be interesting. aa4s 4. ss,,a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

SAD AcoDEsr. -On Wednesday last q
train q coal cars, in proceeding from the
bank to the river. ran of the track. Mr.,
Samuel Knapp. thebrakeman. who was
sitting on one Of the cars, with one leg be-
tween two cars, had his foot crushed, and
nearly severed ut the ankle, We under,
stand that isleg has since been amputated
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

NJ Office isgven to nonresident freebolders
| y that at the December Session q Connnis.
ted praying for an alteration ii, the r5s leading
from Wells Mill road to the Bear Wallow, 81 as
to establish the same on the ground On which It
is now travelled, IN fraction "a and 30 In Chester
township, and that January ~, 1855, was ap-
pointed for the view Of said alteration.
'tsP HIPPNER and other Petitioney,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

4tksDAY MORNING. DHcEMBER 4 1906

tsor ~ Americaua AZ Cineinnaf Their
.,y.,,s l.S.ea,s < ~ 4 Ia, ~ breach Il
=. 49,. hs.,,ssn ,hs No.th .,5 he scuth
~ 80, ,,.aa ". ~ ,,a.,s,s,,os q y he M;..
.o,,,; s -. n,on,se. y ~ y amounts q tbe
~. s,, dino ~ srclus;on of slaveSrvl from
,ho.. ,.yr;,or;.s3 the I, ground If such union.
,rh.., ;..vtS ,yo.... .g,;nst coaleseinc with
.,,,sna,,v which demandss 4 nostponement
(, .s.b5onment II American uri6oiples a.
~ shandonment Of the American party
oros.izstlop. II, Ma
"a t,,a Convention taken one step far
ths, e the slavery ooes,ioo and declared
,hat tbsy should oppose the spread Of slave
-. 81 he admission Of any more slave
states they would have been Just as likely
q obtain ,ls acouiesence Of their brethren
of the south The southern members Of
che order will not yield one hairs breadth Of
she line II policy marked out at the Phiia-
dslphia Convention, and any effort TO induce
snsM y uo g is 1me Waseu. anu ''0n' .'u
Hey .aken Ee'la 'ne Pos'uoh nameu aoose' ve 'n'y
might have secured the ala o. she enure %
hePuphcan parry ot 'ne NORM ~ ms'pt'
snerance e g american .''Sa PI'ac'p'es. We "iA
tne'f M acuon unW'ss sna mPol''O e iney
refuse Y unlss WIN we nePuoiilcap P'i Pfhrsy =,
fhs sorth, ana Ihelr oou'Aren DIsFnEeh WV
teiase 70 unite WIN slem'baone o. swo
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
SCHOOL NOWtCE.

n n IsS,g CAROLINE sTIvERS viii open
lV.l School in The basement OF the German
Presbyterian Ohueh, in Pomeroy, on Monday,
December 10th. She designs 70 continue her
school here and will use her best endeAyots "a
make y deserving OF patronage ", 4
h Tition' es,o0 pet scholar ipr . ten. q -
weeks Why Noss 2l-pt2