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United States District Atsor ,ey.s omce.

THE ALLEGED CASE or SLAVE TRAFFIC.
jan. 2s-Ihe investigation into the charge against
Capt filetti. Of the Advance for being en-
gagged in the slave trade the Africa In this
year 1852, postponed The District Attorney con
septed to Capt Flet being admitted bail In the sum
Of 5000 in consequence Of the conflicting nature Of
the testimony Of the witnesses In the being
doubtful Of his identity and Others stating that the
cused was in different part OF the world at the time
OF the alleged slave trahic
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The Turf.
NEW ORLEANS BAcEs.

NEW OkIEAfH BACES.
MErAIRn CoURsK, Jan l9.-The for a purse
Of s75 mile heats In to go they please, between
DIT Welding Chicago Chief and flrt for horses that had
never trotted in $50 In public. Dr Welding, however,
ruled out, as IL shown that he had gone inside
Of the prescribed tins.
John Cndnsy tCharlss Shasc'.) b. m. Fhri.....l ]
r. X Bonhams a. x. Chicago Chief. dis.
i. 3. Killings b. 6 Dr. Webbing. rid out
Tme--2.5g,
At the conclusion Of this The friends OF Dr. Weld
Ing proposed 10 go the a OF mile heats la s.
they pleased, for $lO0 which accepted by the
friends Of the mare, and suited as follows
Charles cbase's b. m. Fllrt. ..............l l !
Il. :. Killings b. v. DIR. Welding. ..........2
Tme-2:55 L-2:60-25l-2
January 2o.purse SIS, free for all PAGERS Ia 90
they Jlease-mile heats, best s 10 q.
Capt. Hammers b. <. Geo. Fletcher. ............1
o. W. Hmick's m lady Hyer................3
y. Rice's q. Dan Rice .....................2
Notwithstanding.
January Z.Purse 500 free for all PAGERS and trot
tert-paeers in harness-rotsrs in sadde-mile heats
best 3 in o.
T. =. Rice's silver Tai.
W. N. Rodgers Tecumseh ....................2 2 2
X. X. Bonham's Frank Pierce.
Capt. HAMMERS Andrew j. Polk ............... drawn
Tme-2:33I i-2.a3-23Ih
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General Combs Speech.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Ngw YoRk, Jan. %, 1855.
Sm--I am much Obliged to you for giving place 70
my speech 10 the old soldiers II is printed with great
accuracy, with two or three sxcsptions:--
LIST. Waype's victory vas Ia lTys not GIRO"
I'd. We were fifteen days without bread or -four In.
stead OF " fve.n
I'd. The battles and massacre on the 22d and 23d OF
January, 1913 were at Raisin, not Roster
Ny name IL not correctly spet.
Respectfully, your obedent servant,
LESLIE COMBS
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Rrend Gar the pnnr

The Treasurer OF the Executive Committee OF the Five
Points Mission site OF the Old Brewery Wedges
the receipt Of the ioloving-s60 25 from the
missoned officers, enlisted and musicians stationed
Mt Fort Columbus Governors Island, to the Executive
Committee Of the Five Points Mission for this relief of
the New York poor. J. B. C0RSRLL, Treasurer.
New YORK, Jan. 20, 1855. l41 Centre street.
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The warrants entered at the Treasury Departmen
Washington, on the 25th and 10th inst, wero as fol.

The redemption Of the public debt at tie Trea.
sury Department, Washington, tor the week ending
the 9th int. Loan OF 1912, IS 900; 1885, S.,
600; ls47, 81. 900; 1s4s. tl2 OO0-total, s2G 900.
The annexed statement exhibit, the average
daily condition Of the leading departments OF the
banks of this city for the week preceding Saturday
morning, January 81. ls55i-
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aHcosp nnARn

Cincinnati stock sales, by Hcwson A Holmes. n
the Stock Board, Merchants Exchange. and nj pri-
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Board Of County Canvnssers.
THIRTEENTH DAY.

The Board Of Canvassers reassembed yesterday, at II
A. NJ the President III The chair aud twelve Supervisors
present.
Supervisor snnRs Of the Eleventh ward submitted the
corrections Of the Inspectors OF the different districts
his ward previously referred for revssi. The
passed upon approyngy, and the votes ordered TO os
recorded In accordance with the corrections.
supervisor CHRISTIE Of the Sixteenth ward, then real
The returns Of his ward. The only discrepancy in the
two in the Seventh district where difference
Of hundred votes appeared in the aggregate votes for
Coroners.
The same was sent back 10 the inspectors for co.,.
rtc;ioD.
Supervisor Fly, of the Seventeenth ward next read
the returns Of his ward but two discrepancies appeared
in the entire returns, in the Fourth district OF 20
votes Dodge for Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies
ard the Eighth district of 81 votes for oKeefe u
Justice OF the Marine Court The two returns were
erred 10 the Inspectors for correction In the Seventh
district to the vote for Assembyman the Inspectors hli
p-eixed statement that they not certain Of the
correcpcss Of the result Tie vote recorded showed
Of 6l2 votes for Ward snd 80 for Williams. After
debate the return ordered TO be sent back 70
the Inspectors TO see IL they could determine upon
certain results
Supervisor LORD then read the returns Of the First
district OF the Eighteenth ward, and there vsr
ation.
AT a quarter TO O'Clock the Board adjourned 10 IL
O'Clock this morning.
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The irish EIlshustcrs.-- General Shields
to THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

The very ndiscreet persons Who engaged IN getting
up paper an Iri.h Glibuster expedition, have lat
~ beyond all bounds Of propety by using In this city
and In Boston the respectable name OF General james
sbelds In connection with their folly. As have the
honor ia knew that gent emans opinion OF this Affair."
ard as II NAV protect some honest fellow from bel ng
Gut cd beg you insert in your next, the folio ng
sentnces II letter recently received from General
shields dated Oct. 2q:--
"ln writes General shields) there IL ono man In
America who thinks such fool 70 counteus ice
such absurty, he may cherish that belief . :
II my be mentioned publicly In connection with r.
you win Do me the favor TO contrsdic it.o
Ihete parties having used the Generals name. AMI
reror ed that they expected bs personal
Their Convention" feel bound IN jastce 10 my
llsnd, 10 al your u ger ton IL thcse lines
THOMAS DARCY MCGEE.
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BROADWAY THEsRr.-Tne greatly admired play Of sThc
Stranger win he produced Tonight for the first time
this Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne persona,es the part
Mis- Haer and Mr.. Fisher that OF the
husband. The concluding piece Is the tarcc Of My
Neighbor's Wife"
Nuo's-The entertaining ballet and pan tornimic ~
ducons of the Rayel Family assisted by the atxi
nightly winning admiration ON large audiences at this
favo,ie house Robert and Bertrand Katey" and
"AsIhodel" win be repeated this evening
BowrY THEArRR-Mr. X. Johnston presents a vary
attractive bill for his benefit TO night The sele .ti,ns
are Henry "" ard "Putnsm." Mr. job aston plays
fsisaE for tie FIRST dme Mr.. and Mrs. Ward will per-
frm and H. addition, Messrs. Conrad Clarke an Col
Inns viii make their ifst appearance.
1uKToN's rHE4IRE.-The much admired comedy os
"stl Water Runs Deep with the successful come
dy Of The Little Treasure " will be performed this
pirr. The casts embrace the names OF tbs principal
a:tors In The pany, ncuiing he manager himsef
dy 81 "Rule Wife and Have Wife, will be repea 'ed
this evening, With tie excellent cast before.
The after piece Is Lean Of Loyer witn Miss &c yr-
M Iodson in the spreh'Iy little par. OF Gertrude.
WOODS MNsTRFrs in the early part of tho evening
unusual variety II songs both comic i and sentiment
ta dances, igs &C., will be given. q Ths Mssquetad,
Bslp' closes VI 9 entertainments.
BrtMIHis sEREy Aprps-The serio-comico affair called
syilLns and his Inah continues the leading feature
of Bucflcys. Ibe unfortunate lovers very well rem.
defed by Miss Mien and Bishop Buckley.
1EAKsuviNG FaTgRrhIanrsTs--We observe that great
pepa ai King by the managers the die
theatres and other places Of amusement for the purpose
Of anotdiug their patrons great variety of rich rare
and pleasing novelties tomorrow afternoon and evening
III. MoSrfAisIR offers very attractive bill for his
benefit, ~ the Academy of Music, tomorrow evening"
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THE LATE FATAL SHOOTING CASE IN FTTy NINTH SrREgr
Coroner Gamble held an inquest yesterday ut tbs Nine
'eepth ward police station house upon body Of Mr.
Ashbel y. Crane the gentlemen who fatally sho. on
hnoay 'enoGn On The Premises Of ne ss,2nd Avenue
iefe the jury went TO show thai the Amity Guard pro-
ceeded Monday to the premises above named for tar
invited guests. The guard had finished their exercise
early In the afternoon, and while at dinner some boys
their si by icg at the target, bu. previously had
moved portion u the battery from behind the tar.
get for the purpose Of extracting the en balls which
had missed the target and lodged in it, The removal Of
Of the boards OF this Battery left . hole
through which any ball fred At the GET but missing
the prerent instance Mr.. Crane had les. the dining
room ard passing behind the battery towards out
oDes psns s
In the battery struck the deceased Ia the left aide OF the
sseh snd instantly Killed him The S.tsry was ssn
the boards, which partly composed IT. could easily be
displaced Cecry on ndiog tina. had shos Mr.. Crane
arrested ana held to await he .sui II the inqaisen
Dr. WeJe, Of 20 Franklin STREE sde examination
the Of Death The jury then after short delib
Grafton, rendered the following vesdctThat deceased
came to his DAN by gun soe. wound ,h, from mus as
aid 6eay f,om bame, but censure Philip f. kioss for
allowing the gallery to remain IL unsafe ,ndition and
We would call the affection OF the proper authorities to
The unsafe condition Of several o. these eser,ss in the
upper tho and suggest that they be discon
Ss.ry ana I'M ots e Zen a,sbsa.ss ae Ts A.
ased wa a native IL New Yofx % years Of age. The
Coroner will require Hr. kos to give pail for mis- appear
sncc TO any indictment the Grand Jury may And
against him.
TlR LATE DROWNING CASH IN TtuKTRHvru sraEEr-Co-
roier Wilhelm held inquest yesterday Mt No. 2s7
East Thirteenth street, upon the body II BERNARD Ap
plehsimer boy about five years Of age, who was
drowrtd on Monday afternoon by fal ing mo pump
opposite No. 2s5 IN the street The deceased was
sitting upon the box % the pump Watching procession
of soldiers Iass and portion Of the box cover having
been torn OF and carried away he fell into the yunp
aIa va apdw 6cf. he ho cxtP
Gated The jury rendered verdict OF accidental death
TINS llTE AcorpEsT IRoST wArIAcK's TArArN =
Coroner Gamble held an inquest yesterday at No III
Wooster street, upon the body Of Mr. Wa lace vaughsn
who was Xii ell on Monday evening by being uck upon
tie head By the eagssf 81 Wslacks theatre, which WAS
blown down by the wind. Tho stall struck him with 80
Lis cap into the brain. The jury rendered verdict Of
accidental death The deceased native OF tn. cay
twenty. years Of age. and has lett young VIE 70
WHOM he had toen married only year, and his osa
falls n1cttliarlx heavy nnnn her.
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Or,rr on mn Old LIE STEAM Tow BoArs I
NEW YuRx, Nov ~, 1885. I
70 TIE EDITOR OF THE uERALv
NATIVE in his mornings HKRAfD extract fro the
A,pv d,oys Of November 2tfh, setng tha. the stes
frr en- msrce was sshcIe mt Msino Point. The steam
,,s fcumsree arrived at Albany yesterday with toe
- has rot Teen ashore 81 Herno Point. In making
tfe core ciop, you win obl'ge
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SEIZURE or TIL 8LRK MlURY.

Meeting or the Chsnahs. OF Commensurate
port az the Special ConamAttee-nrAtish Com
s1a denounced.
Tie Chamber Of Commerce. met yesterday at o'clock
at the Merchants Bank, to hear the report of the
committee appointed to investigate and report upon the
facts connected with the seizure of the bark xaury and
the causes that led TO the The meeting largely
attended by leading New York merchants and much
interest manifested in the proceedings His Excel
rency Myron Clark present by invitation of
The Chamber. He attended by exIieutenant
nor Patterson.
The meeting called to order by Pela.iah Per who
stated that 1t convened at the written request Of
members hear tine report Of the committee appointed
investigate the facts connected with the seizure of tn
bark MauIy. Mr. Dorr appointed Secretary pro tenn
after which Mr.. John A. Stevens introduced and read
the following
REPORT
The committee appointed by the Chamber Of Com
to ascertain and report the acts connected with
the late seizure Of the American bark Aaury, the
information of Barclay her Msjesys Consul AT New
YMk, respectfully submit, tor the information Of the
Chamber, the following Documents
No 1Mr. Hunter, Assistant Secretary Of State, to a.
torney General Oct. IL, 1856.
nynlA h EArw.
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expeditions They forbid the being concerned In fitting
out vessel commit hostiitie against any niticn
ct peace with the United States.
These laws the we'll known expression OF public
opinion and the ccmmon consent OF the country Tuey
have been enforced occasion required aga and in
favor Of all nations alike against France, earliest
ally In Of SPAIN when had serious questions
with her. against the weak aud rising ,ics OF the
Contipent and now without Partially fear against
England the most warke and the most commercial OF
nations having relations with us.
enactnents ~ binding equally ia law honor and
science, claim but common right IN asserting that
charge Of violating them-a charge which they deem
disgraceful impeachment-sh0uld not be lightly male
without careful inquiry, against any Of their me
bers.
The committee recommend 70 the Chamber the adoption
of the following resouto as:--
l. Resolved That the Chamber Of Commerce of New York
contaiDlns no sense Of this body on the subject.
Received That no proper amends or apology have been
HEM which, true would have rendered t5em inamous
to the merchants hs city and COUNTRY falsely and gno
Resolved That the srchants Of New York part the
body OF merchants Of the United Sates VIII uphold the
try ard acknowledge and ADOPT and always have regard
ed the Of the United States for preserving 10 neutrality
binding honor md Coincidence well as In law and that
denounce those who violate them = Of the peace
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN A. STEVENS, STEWART BROWN,
GEORGE GRlSWOLI, MOSES II. GRlNNEl4i,
p PERT ROYAL PHELPS.
n r. MORGAN ROBERT c. G0ODdUF
THOMAS TlIESrON JAMES LEE.
CHARLES H. MARSHALL.
NEW York; Nov. n, 1855.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
DIR. HO0FLAND'S ,ss
Celebrated German Bittcrs,
PREPARED BY
DR.. c. M. JACKSON.

No 100, Arch street philadelphia.
Their powerover the above diseases il. not e3-
reiled, if equalled, by any other preparation in
The United States, as the cures attest, in many
cases after skilful physicians had failed.
These Ritters are worthy the attention of in-
vallds, Possessing great virtues in the rectihcs.
ton of diseases OF the Liver and lesser glands.
exercising the most searching powers in weakness
and affections the digestive organs, they are,
withal safe, certain, and pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
MoRE Ono TESTIMONY in favor Of Dr. Honp.
LANDS celebrated GERMAN BITTEns prppared be
Dr. G. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia. From tn
mass OF testimony received, the proof Is cdnfl /.
sive that this medicine has no equal for diseases
of the Liver, Stomach, Nerves, Kidneys, dc.
Read and he convnced:--
Z. Ii. Perkins. Marietta, Ohio, Feb. %.
1861, said, 'Yorr Bitters are highly priced b,
those who have used them. In a case OF Liver
Complaint of long standing, WHICH HAD REs,srEp
THE SKILL OF SEVERAL PHYSICIANS, was entirely
cured by the use of Five Bottles"
e l.. Drake, Freedom, Portage Co., O., :
April %, 1852, said; "The German Bitters you
sent me last have not yet come TO hand. have
been out ofthe article for some time. 10 the great
detriment of invalids. II is a medicine MUCK
thought of and sought after in this community"
B. MI. Hutchinson, nj. D., BedfMd,
Cuyahoga Co., o., August 49, 1882, said: "The
Bitters you shipped me in Nav last are all gone.
- think 1t is a good medicine, aud am
recommending it to my patients and friends,
which do for no otherpatent medlcine). You
will please forward large supply" "a
8. French, " ooster. o., Nov, 80. 1852,
id. 81 have used some three or four bottles of
Hoohands German Biters, for Dyspepsia, and
have derived great benefit from their use. l. be-
leve them to be good for all diseases for which
they are recommended" fsssHk
w. vi. Orr, Wooster, o., October %, 1889,
said: ''You ask me my opinion OF the German
Bitters. | have used them for Dyspepsia and In.
digestion, and take pleasure in stating that
think they are the very best remedy extant for
the above complaints--TnsY ARE DECIDEDLY in
ADVANCE OF ALL THE raoraIErARY MgDIcIsEs OF
TIE DAY."
*.*Mr. Orr is a distinguished lawyer Of Wooster
These Bitters are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE. They
never pRosTRATE the system, but IaviooRATE ii.
For sale by dealers in medicine everywhere.
Sold by d. REED & BROTHER, Pomeroy, H..
G. WATERMAN & CO., Middleport; JOHN
CORNELL, Chester; KNIGHT Il BRIDGNiAN,,
Syracuse; ]. H0YT& & CO., Alfred; and by deaf.
ers in medicine generally. dec s.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
NoTAPARTIoLE OF MERCURY INIT
Lei The afflicted Read and Ponder!

An Iniallible Remedy for scrofula, Kings Evil.
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions.
Pimples, or Postules on the Face, Botches,
Bolls, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes,
King Worm or letter Scald Head, Enlargement
and Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Strhborn
Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbago SPINAL
Complaints, and all Diseases arising from an
lniudicious Use of Mercury, Imprudence RI
Life, or Impurity Of the Blood.
GJ' This great Alternative medicine and Purife:
Of Blood is now used by thousands of grateful
patients from all parts of the nited States, who
testify daily to the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest Of all medicines. "CARTER's
SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheuma.
tism, Scrofula, Eruptons OF the Skin, Liver Dis.
ease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sorea, Affections OF tn,
Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat, Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones sni
Joints, are speedily put to flight by using this
lnestimable remedy. b'E wlel 2e = WT9
Forall diseases OF the Blood, nothing has ye1
been found to compare with it. 1t cleanses tn
system of allimpurities, acts gentl wand efficient
ly on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens the di
gestion, gives lone to the Stomach, makes ths
skin clear and healthy, and restores the Consii-
tuiion, enfeebled by disease or broken down BY
the excesses OF youth, to its pristine yigor and
strength. eN
For 'he Ladies, it is incompara y better than
all the cosmetics ever used. A fe doses of Car
ter's Spanish Mixture willrenioye all sallowness
ofAcomplexion, bring the roses mantling TO the
cheek, give elasticity to the step, and improve
the general health in remarkable degree, be-
yond all the medicines ever heard OF
y The large number of certificates which we have
received from persons from all parts of the United
States is the best evidence that there is no hum
bug about It. The press, hotel keepers, magis.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
BOOK AGENTS AND UANVASSERS

Are wanted to engage in the sale of several new
and important nstional works. 1870
Men Of experience and respectabillty eau have
districts assigned them, Terms are liberal, ant
the works offered are only for sale b agents
Catalogues &C., ate furnished. Address G. T.
EVANS, IL Gisey Building New York, or C. H
SCKlvEN, 10 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati
GALE OF REAL ESTATE, by order
~ Of COurt.--0n the 10Th day OF Decehibe
a 1900, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A
Ne and O'Clock r. M, at the door Of the Cour
house, IN the town Of PomeroH Meigs County
vhio, Will be sold to the highest bidder the iol.
lowing real estate, as the properly OF William
a. Russell, infant heir Of Moses Russell, decd
tc witt, One undivided seventh part of about
elgnlyTthree acres, beginning ttirly-two chains
west OF the southeast corner Of section twenty
nine, town eight, and range fifteen, in the Ohio
Companys purchase, thence east ten chains
thence north sixteen chains and TWENTY-FIVE
Inks, thence north seventy-thiee degrees, east
Two chains and thirty-one links, thence north
thifty'seven degrees and thirty minutes, east six
CHAINS and hityseighi links, thence south twenty.
two degrees east slit On chains and eig ty-nine
iinks 0tto The east side Of said section, thence
norlh twenty1one chains and sixtysone links,
thence west thirty-two chains, thence south
thirty nine chains, or TO ibe place OF beei ming.
Also, the undivided seventh part Of the north.
wesi quarter of section twenly-tnree, in town
eight and Fanpe fifteen, in the Ohio Company
purchases which said land is TO be sold subject
70 the dover estate Of Phebe Russell therein,
appraised al $4,000. Terms OF sale, one third
casn 70 hand, onesthrd in one year, and the res
lone IN Two Years, with interest from the day Of
nos20w4sS.7b Guardian Of wv. A. Russell
A ia. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

IUW q .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
FARM FOR S1LE.
Soap and CandIe lIann(aetorl,

sfNHE Subscriber has the pleosnrrto annopnc
to the citizens Of Pomeroy and vicinity
that he has ipsned a shop on Sugar Rum nea
MI. Miles Tannety, where ne will manufacture
aud keep constantly on hand any Article in his
line Of business, and we feel assured at we can
giyesatisiaction to all who may favor us withs
call. ss4 M
N B. Allorders attended to as soon apossisbl,
.pl1fttii a8Itl M tt N MN nltUpn
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

Great Mducement to Salt Furnacemen
1 WILL sell my undivided fourth OF the estate
l of the late DR.. Phelps with the privilege OF
the whole on very reasonable terms. containing
twenty one acres, Of land, with Improvements,
between ten and twelve acres coal, and about
10 acres well timbered For particulars, terms,
DC, apply to Nathan Simpson, at the Court
house.
JAMES E. PHELPS.
Cant tri toEk te t