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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19

DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION AT FRErERICESBr Re-
We learn from the Fredericksburg Recorder that
the Democratic celebration Of that town, Wcdnes-
day. was worthy of the OCCASION Tho procession
was very arcn the music good, and al things went
Off Just they should have done. At2 o'clock the
company sat down tn sump;uous dinner on the Island
and Notwithstanding the absence of cur gallant lead
cr Mr.. Wise, and the many other distinguished men
from abroad, the dny was joyous one indeed
Messr. Funston Of Alexandria, I. ID. Stone of Mary
land, Generel Minor of Missouri, Mr.. Conway Of this
ctv, Mr. Seldom the delegate elect from Stafford and
King George, and G.. II. c. Rowe Of this city, be-
inc scveraly called out, delivered very fccitous ad
dresses
The regular and volunteer toass were exceedingly
happy, and were responded to with the most enhu,
siastic applause. Our Democratic friends seem all
well pleased.
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EDWIN WOKTIINNI IL co,

GKUCERS, AND GENEFAL NV'INI"s1ION MIN
CHANTS,
ESAl particular attention TO the sale OF "hrS' Goth
Flour, Tobacco &c, and keep constantly on t"na
Isr and varied assortment of Groccric together with
Lime Ground paster Tar, Grndssoncs. Tin Plate: re-
ruysn and Mexican Gusno Cast steel and Swcdes Ircde
gar and English Iron Of all descriptions and sizes
Ma finn
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l.N-g. June o-ca!w EN 0. WINSTON, C.H.c.
ttiNiA-lN tis.l I'm: CMANcERy.-At Rules hold in the

CIcrk. O.;.. . =, |1.T' --Nt NuIoe HoU " wv
Is ih d,y 81 I Gl A"!fieo County Court, ON Monday,
~ Wv 4-d Samuel Robinson Cole, FREQ porsons Of
s,,;r.. Ptils
Tie ga o!r, a free regson of colo), Deft
.He sevcal s SUI. Is 10 procure partition among
'ounty OF :rs oftwo tracts o: land lying in the
tGer I0y ar, ae one Containing -. acres and the
;'e wo:asn ., 'ey held and by phillis Cole,
ID be gprg .'' and II partiticn OF the snd land in
ru.Uu practicable, then tor -ule OF the same and
|T,. "a lie proceeds among the several coparce.
S.'e oean made and filed tia, the defendant
~ h2n.E osident Of ths Common W oaltb the
~. nonhod TO appear at tho r,as 10 be held
lev, eeo o'Iee o the sad Court tho bret Monday
.n sd 10 what is necessary 10 protect his inter
'@ M Copy-Tes,e,
''"'" JAMES ELLETT, G. He,
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GEORGE II. SWAMI,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHAECERY

JACKSON, Mss,
nRACTICES Law in the several State and Federal
Courts held Jackson, and in the Circuit and Probate
Courts of Kinds and the neghborng eastern counties lie
win also attend to the payment OF and redemption OF
forfeited lands at the Auditors Office.
Refers to Stephen r. Eggoston, Esqi Henry p: Irving
Esq; Samuel Marx Esq, Cashier Bank OF Virginia,
Messrs Harris & Gibson. Richmond, Va Nov l6-cly
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rS and surrounding country with any amount ot Soda
Ws,er rhiladclphin Porter, Ale, Champagne Cider and
London Brown Stout. Constantly ON manu- very '"Pe
Althe above articles will be delivered In any part OF tue
city, FREQ Of charge. .,.,c.,,,. ,.o..d
Orders either city or country th"hKuiy reee'eu
and .romptlr attended 10. IN
NJ MCCORMACK, NJ McCORMACh o.,
WM p LADD No. 30e Broad street.
The undersigned will still continue his business at the
old stand No $40 Broad street. where may ut all tunes oe
found fresh and well selected assortment OF ptuSH NE
rnes Paints Oil. Dyc Stufs &C. which may be had Hs
heretofore on the reasonable terms
March li--ctf WIN 7. LADD, Druggist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19

The undersigned returns his thanks to his friends in Er
sa- or tacr liberal patronage 10 the late rm OF Nance
Gasssll aud bess leave TO orecommend the new house
10 ei. ,.yorb! consideration, assuring them that they
Iurc o--dyc yc3sw9w THOS j. NANCE.
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ElpG!NIA-IN CHANCERl In Hanover c,,,,
'y CoU:;, May @2d, 1856
Isoo HALFWAY Gnd Polly iIalloway his VIII" plaintiffs,
A-,a,:
sas.a CRster. Nancy Chalkley, Thomas J. Chalsry,
aaoll %e- So.ris r. Jones' William Wondtn aud the.
cd'et 9, john Woodin, who arc non residents o, vr
s+;' a." whose are unknown Oscar r. WeIsegcr,
sha join l. Henderson and Elizabeth Henderson,
Defendants
occ, u:s suit is for the sale OF tract OF lend
"h sid p.:: ne county Of Hanover, containing l2G.
Net =; Carries Mills the younger deceased under
M mn o. Ca,c. Mil. the elder; aud for division Of
tLet. js.a- from said sale. among those entitled
and u,,, 49, 49, ~ the plaintiffs and hled their bill:
Of JON. $50 ted it appearing that the children
d.rsS ~ a va, s,''- ;he motion of the plaintiffs it is
who's "o. ''e SAD ch.rsu of the said John Woodfn,
inob $780, ae unsh9sn, do appear here, within one
uus ploIch Of this order, and do what Is
, Il oopy-l..re
juno n-cw!w l.f- , ,,,,,,no,, =, rI n
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CITY AND STATE NEWS,

RiCHMoHD CIRCUIT COCR- fins Cons! tfr,,.o
j. a. Moredith,l the Spring term OF wc. coa.-:.re
on rhe 18th Of April, closed or ThGr.Ga~ iy... 4
large arnouu, Of criminal aud ciyi, bu>iu.. :,
acted. The nest term viii cQmineEeo Oh tay IL. {
October.
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PRTZTTIC OFFICE FOR SALE

PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
q DEMOCRATIC paper, located in iourishInS VIZ.
N cuia town. and in OF the wculs!est anu mfses'
cuun,i,s in the State i, offered for safe privately lhe
paper has an extensive patronaseover loo ooh" Tue
custom which t. constantly and rapidly increasing. fo
further particulars address the Editors o the Enquirer
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A NOBLE LETTER FROM STEPHEN A.
D0T-EIAS

The following ia Senator Douglas reply to an nvi-
tation Of the Democratic party of the Louisville lhy
District to be present the celebration of the vlcto-
nv in the Old Dominion
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plssoLrrlnN GF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

TU>IIL 'gm o; HA&Cl : GLASSELL is this day dis
Il -ys.d 0y alu4 c,l,an; Either party will sign the
EsEe oi the late hSn Closing up tine unsettled business
THOMAS J. NANCE,
Sf:S York June ! l,-, LANES :. Ci.ASSEiL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19

COMPARATIVE Rec ElPTs OF THE Souru SIDE RAIL
RoAp-A comparative statement Of the receipt. Of
this road between May, 1854, ard May, 1855:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19

Ex-GoyERSoR TAzEwELL.-The Norfolk Herald
states that Ex-Covernor Tazewell appeared in a
Court of that city, on Wednesday last and conducted
n case, in person, in which ne was interested. Al
though toterng with age, handa tremuous, eyes par
falls dnmcd voice husky, and with all the marks "t
50 years resting on him. H. stood up TO plead his o"n
case and showed that his mind unlike his body, was
not impaired. His examination OF the witnesses
SAYS the IIer,ldi carried o,i in manner ptcu-
liar to himself The skill which has earned him the
file Of great uniuary Of the law wGs still his own.
Irifng AS the ease was, (invovine only fine of %,
We beiievc he gave it IN interest that men Of ord.
nary minds could not attach to Of the highest
nninent His speech TO the Mayor aboundcd in facts
and analo:ies that none but man of his vast inor-
NATION and wonderful memory could adduce, and but
E.w LAWYERS, however well read, would think OF in
PRODUCING in reference to matter of so little conse-
quencc in itself In fact, he still displayed the great
lrcal acumen and extraordinary abilities which won
him such celebrity ut the bar, in our highest State
Courts and the Supreme Court of the United States,
thirty odd years ego.
Jno. s. Lovett Esq, argued the case for the city,
ian alleged nuisance Oh some property OF Mr. iaze.
well's) The court was occupied from II O'Clock till
1, when his honor dismissed the warrant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19

| WHEAT Is ALEEmaGLT.--The ChGrott,,v., i,s-
i.gsonian says: The w!cn; crop ot Ii!: se,'.,. .1
nearly read for III" sickle, and although Foo ...r"
places ii has b'on injured by the chin,h Lu-. 'ap
Yield will be larger, ami OF better 4uarF ..-u a.
been the Tor years. Som" "i 20 iata... --.
that they have hot lad sucli wheat for tcI ... '.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19

VIRGIN, ASp TENNESSEE RAIL RoAD.-We learn
from the Lypehburg Republican that Mr. McDan;gl,
tcrms in Washington and New York, S3O0,GOO OF the
bonds Of this company. There has been some thirty
thousand dollars worth purchased by our citizens
in,:iv. One OF our largest capitalists accompanied
the Richmond Board Of Trade up TO Wytheville and
was 80 we'll pleased with the appearance of the coun-
try and prospects OF the road Us 10 invest ten thor
sand dollars in these bonds upon his return. IMe
road is now nearly completed, and If successful ID sell
inc million Of its bonds, will he enabled TO pay OF
the ioating debt and finish putting down the rails to
the State lire at an early day. The track l' we un
derstaud, airendy laid down some or miles beyond
Wytheville leaving only sixty miles to be com
ed The delay which has Occurred 3, T ,bs enable
ino Tbi, CONNECTION il is anticipated will immed-
a,cy raise the receipts of the road to some fifty thou
sand dollars per month IT, however the monthly re-
t,nn sl UD it could pay the interest upon its debts
and lay by sinking fund We regard the invest. est
md the East Tennessee Road will be made in less
than eighteen months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19

CorPER ORE.-Tae p:&p1;c hrs h,cr vs-,--
fine specimen cf copper ,ro, ir,R ~. Bn'~'r'-
mines. in Louisa county. c:I yu!I from j. &, -
per cent. mel The mines sGi Ue eylcgu.:.-y
productive and almost incxiIaust.blc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19

PRINCE GEORGE WHEAT.--A c"rrcsp sp"ulrI., o.. .'s
Norfolk Herald Herald states :h.; i!. uI,s. q g..
Prince George county. notwithstanding a." .n. '.-
season, much more promising tau aI.., NH-
ted. and there is good t. hope iHat the ,..1
will turn out tu he an average ore. Til" RAG. TIES
have had sine. the first o. June. hal.. l-'.t ....
wheat, and the grain b"@ms 10 rPe!l aboU, Il, '' l.
it will be ripe lor the sicklcs.
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HAMrDES SIDNEY CoLLi"E.--This is CaIru., l.r-.
meEt week 4, old itampdcn Sidney and the ia.~,.Ns
journal states that circumstances indicate ;uat .,.a
than ordinarily large representation Of ;hy beauty
and chvalry and III" talent and lcaru.n- u' ,l1
"Sou;hsidr' will witness the interesting cA,g,- .n-
ciicnt 10 the occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19

Messrs. +. s. J. Ronald, W. Tompins, c. l.. Harr
SON. J. Z. Fulwiler, Dem. Dis. Com, etc.
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lpCINIA-IN CHANCERf.--lnll Hanover co,,

Commission Merchant, ii.ci,,,n,4
r. County Rights will be sold oh rea-onshin,, ~
.-J S,--Ctf Il ,''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19

The Scurr POISONING CASg.-Wc ny !aT.% -
learn, SAYS the Abingdon Democrat. tia, MI u'-
gcrer5 by the poisoning in Scott cuUu', Eav" ro.
| covered, with exception, Mr. Bishop wiu.s fa.-
lauchOy death noticed last week. IL j. du#H.ll
whether the poisoning Resulted from accident la.
| sign.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

The following item we clip from tho Obio
State Journal When will northern men
learn 10 initiate the wisdom Of the represen.
natives Of the Sou,h2
Wines VoTlNa FOR RIcHARDsoN.--To
Ishowaha, members Of Congress from The
slave Siaies consider the slave question par
arnountio ull other issues, We need only reS
rer @ .be fac. ,hattMsssrs.' Casmhers and
Oliver Of Missouri, Bowie from MSrylahd;
Stephens rroms Georgia; Eyshs from Texas,
and esTSibo, from Kentucky, all elected 70
Congress as Wings. and opposed to the Ad
minis,radon, have voted for Richardson, the
Admintswa.ion candidate Cor Speaker. And
We, these men complain Of the Nor,h, and
charge upon US that we are sec,innals's!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

SSCHO0L N0TyCE.--A sPECrAL meet.
81 iH of the BoaEd Of School Examiners will
Be held az The Academy rooms, in Pomeroy' on
Friday, the 28th'of December, 1896, e saasyO
Teachers expecting certificates will please De
presentRtlhe meetings Of the AQald asrqno car
didate will be examined except at the regular
meetings Of the Board. By order Of TIE BpeFalic
Dec. Actd 90 G. B. GROW e4lEEa-a
TOEIN STEPIIENSON'S Estate.---
81 Notice is hereoy gwen thht The suhscrtbels
have been appointed and qualified as Admins
fttat0Ss on the estate of John Stephenson late Of
Meigs county, deceased. Dated at PomeroY' TINS
7th day of December, 1855. .lILlLg. g..Ad
ANN STEPHENSON,
l., 5asit4kws n w STIVERS.g.,eT a. !
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

tSPtAtNFlELD. N. ~ Disc. bl4.--The early
/. ain from Someryille ran off the track al,
Scotch Plains this morning, and the tender
and passenger cars were thrown down an
etpbankmen.. and thking6fe from the A'oyes
we're. DESTROYED. None Of the passengers
we're killed, bu, many were hurt. including
Messrs. Vail. Thorn. S,uswor.h, Dunn and
IPruden, Of New York City.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

speech, they would remain. no longer iE
connection with the insilaabds- hAse
(scla ixsssderiyed from one Of the returning
students.
s;Eryor, OF opinion may be tolerated, so
lobg,odS liberty Of speech is left fFsS 10
combpts it," The slayeholder is a great
coward, as all iyranis are. lie dare MOI
discuss the merits Of the blessed institution.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

I DLDrcArroN.--A Methodist Chapel, near the
banks of the Ohio river, three miles above Pome-
roycwill be dedicated to the worship of God, on
Sabbath; the 2Sd inst, at II o'clock, =. M.
DR.. Howard, President of the Ohio University, at
Athens, is expected to preach the Dedication
sermon. J. BARRlNGER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

deel 146wS. w. STIvERS.ylo
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18
4 i3s. 5,s...., sa,5a 4 COSMOPOLITAN
A r { : AS s9eia ti@m

sAA u Y A1 9 SO 9 j q T. ! o M o
Second Year.
A RRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual
IN Collection of this new and popular InsG-
tuition for the diffusion Of Literatdle and Art,
have been made on the most extensive SCALE .
Among the works already engaged Is the far
famed Genoa CruClGix." ~ ea
which originally cost Ten thousand Dollars. =
I'm forming the new Collection, the diffusion
of works Of AMERICAN ART, and the encourage
Dent of American genius, have not been over
looked. Commissions have been issued to many
Of the most Distinguished American Artists, who
will cohtnpute some of,their finest productions.
Among them are three inatbie buss, Executed by
the greatest living sculptorAHiRAM PowERs;
GEORGE WASHINGTON s4ai- ~
~ ~ The, Father, of his Ooun!ry;tF ~
~ q BENJAMIN FRANKLIN p ~
l.si I'd 81 1.-The Philosopher; l, gpI 4
: tGen7 gSi !. DANIEL w RbST Err, 5 ~ ft,a
" 81 sagiigaaf7s The Statesmen. 9ioGlagr,a Hi 4
~ A special agent has visited Europe and made
careful aLdjndicious selections of foreign works
Of Art, both in Bronze and Marble; Statuary and
Choice Paintings. 4lS S31e#tf @a
The whole forming large and valuable collec-
tion Of Paintings and Statuary, to be distributed
FREE among The members " the Association for
the Second Year % sii'esi3 gs0 M
,,,n,,, TERMS or MEMBERsHIP, t'gF-l
The payment of three dollars constitutes any
one member Of this Association, and entities
him to osaDyione Of, the following Magazines for
,one wear, and also oateket in the distribution OF
the 6tatrary and sPRintingss 1seuafce fssvf
IA TheGIdteTatarf issned AD subscribers, consists
of the following Monthly Magaemes, HaIper,s,
Putnam,s, Knickerbocker Blackwood' s. Godey's
Lady's Book, and Household Words.
IN a. fIa5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

A N adjourned meeting ofSALT MANUFACi
n TURERS on the Ohio River, viii be held
at the Office Of. the Pomeroy Salt Company on
Saturday. the !5th day of December, 1855, at 3
o'cl6ck,,A NJ. !, for the transaction Of such bus-
ness as may be brought before the niel ting /, y.
29l& Ieo Wv E. MACK, Chairman.
% O. R. oPoxrEor, Secretary? = 1..a ''i'iAot &'
q Pomeroy, Dec.4, 1866 2w Democrat cory.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18
SCHOOL NOTICE. q

miss. CAROLINE STIvERS will open a
lNv School In the basement Of the German
Presbyterian Ohuch, in Pomeroy on Monday,
December 10th She designs to continue her
school here and will use her best >endeayors to
make it deserving Of patronage. ddalA5As'a
Tuition: $500 per scholar for term Of 10
weeks. ttf Z Nov. 27-n42 q
WAL LUABL Il, ,PROPERTK FOR
v SALE.--MR. Tf1OMAS GOULDING has
for sale some valuable property a short distance
above Murdoek & Nye's mill, which he will sell
on reasonable terms. The first two lots contain
buildings, one OF which is two stories high, and
very Comfortable dwelling--the other is small
building which will answer for many purposes.
Also, another lot, which is thrtythfee feet wide,
one hpndred, and forty three feet deep, and con-
tsins d dwelling. Also, two more lots, eight
rods wide in front, containing four acres, with.
coal and dwellings. One lot runs to low water
mark, and ista valuable site for Salt Furnaces
Good chances are offered for purchasing adjacent
lots. Also, one good lot on the Athens road,
near The stone bridge. On the same road, near
y, M. Stridefs mill, eight more lots. fifty feet in
front, and two hundred and twenty five feet deep.
Mr. Goulding intends removing to the West,
and offers his property cheap. @
TERMs.-0ne- third cash in hand, and the bal
rance as agreed upon. Deeds given by taking
mortgages on, the premises till paid. Interest
required on deferred payments.
Dec. 12,m3* THOMAS GoULDING.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

I'll III. RICE, Administrator Of Addison
Y ~ Gardner, deceased, VS.. Betsy Jane, Gafdo
ner etsal.--Frobate Court.-Petition to sell land.
To Betsey Jane Gardner, Albert Gardner, Au2
gustus Fouts, and Maria Fouts his wife, of the
state of Iowa, James Gardner and Marcus Gard
ner, of the3state Of California, and LewiS Gard
ner and Alfred Gardner, who are heirs and legal
represent ttes of Addison Gardner, deceased,
You are hereby informed that on the 18th day
of December 1855, said Administrator filed his
petition in the Probate Court ofMeigs county.
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition is
to obtaiKa an order from said eburt for tiieassiefl
'nlent ios the doWerbo Of Betsy, lane Gardner, the
widow Of said Addison Gardner, deceased, in
and for the saieof the following feal estate (of
which the said Addison Gardiner died seized) to
wit. situate in the town of Rutland, county of
Meigs, Ohio, and bounded and described as fol-
lows: beginning twelve rods and twelve links
west, and folty-fve and one-half links south
from the northeast corner Of fraction number
seven, in the sixth township and fourteenth
range, in the Ohio Companys purchase, thence
west BY Main streetin the, village Of Rutland
-four rods thence sou tn six rods and twothirds of
rod; thence. east fopr rods, to s,public 6lleS;
thence north, BY saias aleNSix fods and two
thirds of rod to the place of beginning; being
two thirds OF Lot number eighteen in the village
Of Rutland . and eountyssnd state afoyesaid,, as
will appeal Is referring 70; the plat of the said
town Of Rutland, Ohio. H. Fl. RICE,
administrator of Addison, Gardner deceased
Dec. 12, 1S55n46w4$3.75.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

"A TTACHMENT.--0wen Sebrel, Plain
n tiff, against Reuben Cooper, Defendant
Before J R. Philson, Justice Of Peace, Of Sutton
township, Meigs county, Ohio-On the 29th day
Of. November 1865, said Justice issued an order
of attachment in the above pcton, for the sum
Of thirty-six dollars and fifty cents. ~
''FN ~ og OWEN SEBREL.oF
BY H. Mccullough.
Pomeroy, Dec. 1s, 1s55--w3. "3f'l.N"H
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

Passmore Williamson vsJ0hn K. Kane Mf.
Lewis ibs plaiplff's counsel, has filed de.;
elara,ion, claiming damages TO the amount
Of fil,y ,housanddo donars. @IniaA probability,
The cassIwill lgs Appis the trial iis. for Feb,
ruafy terrua We understand that an eff'rl
wiIlbe made 40 baYeTa special Act Of As
-aembly passed 70 remove the Trial 10 Phi:a.
delphis. Thai he Legislature would prob
akly pass an actof Ibis kind may be true,
but witt Governor Pollock sanc,ior i,l2We
,hink NOT. There IS no county ID lie CON.
mdhNsahh .swhgrs-amo,e impartial and fair
iriaI would BE- Ind, Thar, ia Delaware coun-
'y.-Deaware copny (Ps RsPabIieaha
Jsa William Klssans has been pnrdoned by
0cLaCluFb, aonaIhe official anplica,idhsaol
ihs GuveTHuTs Of Ohio and Indiana and
.he s,liciisypR ~ ipo ex Goyetbots of
Ohio, the District Atiorneys. Of seversl
coun,ies Of that State, and,nboul one hum
d,ed lS sad ff.s o,her pFoa.insn! 4! nsn Of the
W." ,saafs9 leaalftA s1os
Mr.. Greeley writes from gWashingtop
,ha. large force, Of, x.Nsvy officers, who
ass.. e.ssgs'spss,s.se y puue. ne i"qp's'1,'1
p'oss.s Z, me .sosns los. 1te asssmyS,p ssa ~
a, the -haads OF Congress. Two hundred
victims like ,hese,afSs likely toamakel aome
q. ss yya,s Ss,a,a,,on, ~ '"e sSS"s' sS
siaEiS relation Is iSo asIea, iof, ,hs Sunday
liquor law In lhsbh Missouri Legislature, The
~. LoAs News sagss%-The good Nme has
dread come Y befesAer there swill be no
embasbe on slfq1Nt gpzzIing Ia Sl3 Louis,
end whether on Saturday,, Sunday, Monday,
. or.pDy o,hsr day or aighs the iiquot sellers
--nda4 iall .sand The liquor drInkers'may drink
their grog unHfslHs.sd bS,she law; aad on
Affected BY onsideraliops otuprQPielys 70 I
IN Inc case Of Me- Grea, charged wIsb the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

M Ol1gEs is hereby given that theIsUbscri-
Administrators on the estatesof Seneca Haght,
late of Meigs county, deceased. Dated at Rut-
land, this 9th dsy Of December, 1866.
ssH~Ts ,tem ssd yaai 0RPHY iAlGHT,
std s'spraa brr 5thAas o. H. H. RICE,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-18

Stockholders Of the Sugar
1y Run Salt Co., will hold their next annual
meeting at their Office. in Pomeroy, ION Monday;
the 7th day ofJanuary, 1856, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, to elect Directors for the coming year, and
transact such businessas may come before them.
80 Z ~ Ffsl ,Ese8asC sCaGRANT,5 Sec ". --rT
Pomeroy, Dec 18th, 1855. 'Hw2. u ssllI en
h. Athens Messenger copy and charge to this