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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-23
,gricnItmrnI ImpIomcnt. 8. NIachincs

Plows Of all patterns, made by the Nashville Pow Fac
tory; Wagons WheelbarrOws; CnltvatOrs; load Scra-
pers; Corn Shelters; Straw Cutters Fan Mills; Fruit
Ladders Grind Stones: Horse Powers and Threshers
Horse Rtkes; Grain Cradles; Churns Meat Cutters;
Sausage Fillers; Corn Grinders Corn Planters: Hall
Bushels Buckets; Tubs Pumps Of all kinds Lead Pipe;
y;pc MI vii Ro,n
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-23

HD- RAGS just received and for sale.
EErD Aove; MNkNtN a CIlLE,pIr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-23

MO. Z Chewing Tobacco; Cigars Of All
~ kinds; Scotb Snuff star Candles Matches &C. lust
received and for sale at IDecll sEnoBNs
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FIsK,s PATENT metallic
VICToRIA HOTEL,
EyIsRIE ETON. - a.

TENRAvELERs for the above welknown House win
find Carriages and Omnihuse. Mt the Depot In
Charleston to convey them to said Hotel free of charge
Dec. s, 1S54-tf W. W. STARR, Proprietor.
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Agricultural Implements.

NHoRE Of that No. II ebacco at the Farmers
I'VE Cheap Store, by - C.F.&T. T. GIBSON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-23

Salt! salt!
A GOOD dry article of sack Salt just received and
IN for sale cheap, by KEYES { HENDERSON.
Oct. 2T, 1854 ...s ..- .......
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-23

n OOk LOCK- This Is to inform customers
= that we must have money and cannot hold their
Notes and Accounts [Jan5l G. F.& TT. GIBSON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-23
D. D. NICKEY,

III o avy FL ar q w u T Q.
No. College street, Nashville. Tenn,
Eg ANNEXED and Rolled Iron (more than 100 differ
ent sizes) Cut Nails and Spikes; Wrought Spikes
Cnt, Shear, IND German Steel English aud American
Blister steel; Sheet Iron, IN Sizes Platform Scales all
Sizes Counter Scales Coffee Mills; Iron Axes Springs
Wrought Iron Gas Pipe, all sizes; Hammers; Axels Ilo-
low Ware; Sad Irons; Bark Mills; Pow Castings.
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salt.

A TTENrlON IA good EARN hand can obtain
IN u permanent situation, at fair wages by applying
nj this ufhcc. IAN Dbl
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New Goods.

IN NnH "ules Me respectfully inNtu 10 V.n az inc
Farmers Cheap Store and examine our DeLaines
Mcrinoes, and silks which we have this day received
from Philadelphia t0ct2Il G.. FAT y. GIBSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

rhs Committee Asseassnt's = ihs Bafa a As5sr.
men held meeting Al = 4 yes'srdsy M street
Consrnissloosf's oses
Tlsy srsnlipea arg nsEass u assessment A.sa.
As.lBsi osiyths' 81 rsai.iins snf fsvinx rrf,
snh street h~ivssn Ms Frs ssd r4lsa svenaes--.s44
az rersons,rsner sppesr This r~os.iss against
- rfof<yty us seste,n a TIE sse~f fsva.
esnsssei To Canni,ss~ dd sss a,>tAs sfsn thssr
iion. Ths Gem sasiss fsy~rtea IN h.m a esstru.iaz
Ia fellow ~ nsss >-kssfng IA kAss
r-se6vay fYcv gs0ssvs so ha~txsr~y s;re~s sA.e In
yofy ihrd street tsoss bu&tvsy " Nrsh strnss sss
ep< "a vesfy sistk sssess fsoE knth ~ T~nh
payinx and s.sxse nlsty ~s~sS1 sss~. b~sv~~n prss
ana sseooS sosissx r-s~svtnx b~<i. sad cal
vsy, AZ ssash~>.s - bvSsspa rfsss AL tbs
Bg-.sy ,na fsptsns s1Dfry v~sAs; lv's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27
IMPORTANT POLITICAL NEWS.
THE WING AND REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTIONS.
--~~~~-~~-~~~-~~-~~-~~~~~--
SYRACUSE OvERRUN WITH POLITICIANS.
appointment Of Committees Of Conference.
PROGRESS OF THE FUSION MOVEMENT.
-~~-~~~~~~~~~--~-~~~~-~~-
Names Of the American Candidates
for State Offices.
The Hard Shell city and County Nominations.
THE HALF SHELL DEMOCRACY ORGANIZING.
&C., &C., &c.
The Hard Shell city and County Nomination
THE HALF SHELL DEMOCRACY ORGANIZING

SYRACUSE, Sept. 70, 1856.
For the last two days this city has been literally
swarming over with politicians the Oldest stagcrs
Of the whg and democratic ranks down to the
hedshngs OF the Hindoo and Choctaw parties The
Know Nothing Convention in Auburn forty miles dis
tan and those of the Know Something's wings and repub-
lcans here drew together this numerous and motley as
sembage. list OF the prominent politicians and
holders whose familiar faces may be observed around the
Syracuse House and Globe Hotel would be instructive
would comprise the names Of Daniel s. Dc nson Thur
low Weed Preston King, Abijah Mann, Horace Greeley
Joe Blunt, Judge Culver, A. Oakley Hail. Curtis Noyes
Joseph J. Chambers John Jay John l.. schoocraft W.
Kirkpatrick State Prison Inspector A. G. Johnson De-
putty Secretary of State G. Gardner Canal Commissioner
James Cook Comptroller; T.. G. spauldng Treasurer;
w. J. Cornwell Auditor Canal Department; b. +. Bruce
Inspector General; G. Elwood A. d. Barber and j. NJ
Hammond, Canal superntendents; T. s. James and H
Newand Canal Collectors; A. s. Upham b. f. Hail. Gil
bert Thorn Janitor of State House, E. W. Bedel Post
MASTER DR.. j. Clearinghouse, sergeantat-Arms s. R. Tu.
ell, Doorkeeper Mr.. Leavenworth, Secretary of State
d. C. Littleohn, Speaker of the House OF Assembly; H.
j. Hastings Clerk Of the Senate and editor Of the Knic
rtoka; W. w. Chubbuck, Librarian some dozen of Sc
ward Senator's and other office holders and politicians
innumerabe.
It seems to be utterly impossible to locate moiey
OF the politicians hand to any particular party Many
of the wings Know Nothings and Know Something's
and many of the republicans have anties with each
the three other stripes. There actually delegates
here holding credentials to the three conventions and
would even appear that credentials being manufac
tured to suit necessities There is apprehension
the failure of the fusion movement That is foregone
conclusion and its being carried out is only matter
quring little time to give the proceedings character
ofreguary. There is any amount Of diversity of opn
ion TO the nominations to be made and but
two organizations to have say in the matter 1t
would be clearly impossible to make anything like a cor
rect guess at them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

TIE SECOND yLyyEs Oy THE YonK CLyn w.
TnA Loso IGLAsp cHicEyv cLun.

THE SECOND yLyyys Oy THE yohK CLun w.
TIM Los0 isLAsp cHicEy7 cLun.
This match tSoA place yesterday Al otokss, asi
decided BY tho result - The hrsi inBngs a A~-
YORK In conssqusnes ~ The abssnoo a q ther
second eleven men, the No. Yorker anss the
crssiy q introducing ., fheir nrss ss,es
his coupled With The nei n ths ab.eace "a that
ericAsier Mr.. H. Russell AMI t-o others "A their strong
esi bais Sengug 70 The Long lsiaad crrkst Cub gave
the game 10 tho New Yorssr.-J. iioisTif, stevens
bou Youle and Rasss making iiisir srry str,-
eiiy, ana ihs ret playing vsry steadily. Thsf hsbas
va vcfy god but their gsDerAhip In IN arsi .nanss
q Sr~ Yors noi -hAi 4 sboah hAvs been. In ths
end innings there asosnts~ni and ts
noi large 10 Consequence - un8srh4si bgr lnz
Yery zSod, but great many mata ron q.
Holder bids tAr " ~ ans rsand bawisr On tho
sios ~ he~ foh, rpVsy. Hyfan sBi Ma playsi siu,
great sfiri, and stssdlnsss byrpne sowing very
good. "a "a unnssesAry 10 l~scfibe - pay N ~
'isvsn men 81 tbsf lsfys they haFe b~~n
oftsn n0tlco hsfgre fhs Long si.na crab s'aef
In late sosDunt a thssr MARRIED and snE~ match
y youBf elub ami usfsfors dessrsss great erci, f
slf nfat attempt - fpNteb sgNst sa6b ssssy cIss
se~ l0ft an sihossh laisa thls tiras ,hsy hAv~
ba - ,hAs strength sol stirf = ersk~s phici,
points - Different fsssn nsr. pme Bat pfaeiIa~
prasrec-l2 ba1s psaesss
49, foas ofn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27
NTINTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI
71rH wARD.-Ar MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC

IL Republican Ward Committee OF the Eleventh ward held
Tuesday evening Sept o. 1855, at Union Hail. the follow
ing preable resolutions adopted and ordered be
published--
Whereas the National Democratic Republican General Com
niee has usurpaon OF power deprived the demo
the ward OF voice In the choice to be
supported by the people and has assumed the authority vir
tuay 10 make nominations for the party In violation OF all
principle and precedence therefore
Resolved That the General Committee In refusing TO allow
the electors In the several wards voice In their
matters has abdcated It's functions abandoned it, legitimate
violated conhded 10 the executive
agent Of the national democracy and that the duty now
avoidaby the people In their primary capacity
reorganze the party and the rights OF which
have been deprived by desperate clique OF selfish faconists
who afraid appeal To the because their
object pack with those who we're willing
carry out the plans OF parlor leaders.
Resolved That public meeting OF the national democracy
this be held Thursday evening next 9Th inst Al
7 O'Clock Hall Fourth and G.
consideration the aforesaid OF the General
Committee and such action occasion demands
ROBERT EARL Chairman.
BENZ. MCFARLAND. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27
gnoOKLYg CITY pOIITIC4

The son shells hsh oAaeus AZ ~ ciy figtd iasl
evening - which several - pfosInspi aeusacfsL
tLs Eastern 1s,fie, pre.es, 9Th - y ~
workirg dsrnocrat a. ts wsstsrn Gs'rct no otgeei
n the meeting aprssred ~ - - affAngs drsslpn
a tle ohres between tis too asiricts ist
tloB shsl ni have the Mns shafr 2, is dAfnsgr Ne
other II aR4sfxt@f that itrY aAfpf W - arsfs'And
lng bat The erass Afranseuen' has nai ~ b~rn A.
vslr<a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27
CITY POLITICS.

HARD SHELL CITY AND COUNTY CONVENTION.
The delegates 10 this convention met again last night
Academy Hall for the purpose Of making their nonIaa
tions One of the largest obbies present any
vention throngod the corridors and soop this hall
and the greatest excitement prevailed Ia every cacu
tion. At the lowest estimate there have been DO
tween 600 and 5000 outsiders
Mr. AUGUSTUS sClnI, the Chairman called the meet.
ing order at O'clock after the reading Of the
minutes Of the last meeting and their approval motion
made TO proceed Immediately to business.
Mr. A. j. JACKSON (ffth ward said he wished before
the delegates begun TO call their attention the pro-
ceedingz 81 meeting held at Gramercy Hall In the
Eleventh ward, on Tuesday evening at whc portion
o the delegates from that ward represented the action
the General Committed lie thought that all these
should be excluded from the privilege voting and
that the delegates from the Eleventh ward who had
participated in the business should be- empowered 10
choose men in the place Of those rejected BY the
ton
A tremendous excitement was caused BY this ia the
Recorder snrrn Of the Twenty ward stood IN and
vigorously opposed the proposition o Mr. Jackson He
moved that the whole matter be laid the table a. Il
calculated 20 breed disturbances a mere local
matter, and would create scbisms In the democratic
ranks. The delegates had been properly and legally
chosen, and he (he Recorder) did not think Il came
within the compass o the convention crush any
them. They entitled their votes He again
moved that the matter be laid the table, and hoped
the convention would act became them the premises
Mr. :. BaowNnl and Judge MoRros aIso spoke In
of concurring with the kecorier's suggestion.
The question, the motion to lay the matter the
table mt by he chair and eavrfad uet o.r
Recorder sxriI then moved that III convention pro
coed 10 vote for candidate for Corporaton cnn.e ana
Il at the vote be made piua long and animated
debate sprung up this in svoc u baoting
for the nominations but the general feeling seemed u
adverse 10 this method
Tie Recorder and Mr. U,sxt,. o1e,os ,nanv ,vc,ttv
reasons for en np,ovino ~. r,,,, 49, vo ia Co.. 2
siderabe diseussl9n H waa ad,n,ca
The vote for cornoratIon c1unsel ~. tbe, er,e,.a
into and resulted A. foIlow..-
J. y. Haekin 80
n 4 Clark ia
y e West "a
J. D. Haskin was therefore declared the nomination.
and upon motion was elected unanimously
NcIrny of the candidates Tor Street CoFnnls
senator BAHH also spoke In favor a. Harry U0w.rd ~
the same office.
Tie vote stood thus for Street Connissinner:
n II. Howard .... az i n Brigy.
& A. Dcvlin n....2o j. = Hais,aaa '.. 1
r. McIlroy ..........ls j a. Chamber ... /
T. Bougbfon ......... McSpeadon .......... 5
iion, and received.
Gov. DuoHO then moved that Mr. Phinip Fngy. ~ no.
minated unanimously by the CONVENTION Com proller
This pot and carried. On mOtsn h. ga unanl.
mousiy nominated.
Dr. ssSGEz spoke In favor u Dr y,che a. CITY aspee
tor, and moved be be declared unanimously.
Pat and carried unanimov-y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

h@us rs~cAh svy~sr ~ ~ sasy 81 vss sv-snaw sad
brfnG rod essns Ts ffsas rssy 10 s<~sss1 by ~vefy
ha~~~t p<vsss ss<ssas rs<~svs sny pis~~ - coin
tsnp<sed visk n r<a reS~S ~ nss p,sc.ass go
b~~~us s>rs~sl sAAa ssswf ti.s < hsaks v.1 20.
49, sa s.sh A-<so~i p<~s~-, sss t>s vss r~ry- n~~
yin " ", v p<sf sss Asss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27
THE AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION.

AuBrRS Sept. 20, 1855
The Know Nothing State Convention has nominated the
following caAdidates:--
FIR Scyetary o Sote.Joe 7. Hcsdley, Of westchsater
Comptroller. LORENZO Burrows, ot Orleans.
Attorney Ccnyui.-Stepheu b. Cushing, of Tom pkins.
Canal Cornmiaioner.--S ). Whelan of Chauta auque.
Tredsurer.--Stephen G. Clark, Of Albany.
Engine~ and Surreyor.-silas Seymour, OF Rockland.
State Prison Inspector. A. Russell, Of Washington
J,idgs gf Court Of ArTeak.-W. W. Campbell, Of New
York. for long term Geo. G. Consock, of Syracuse for
short term.
The nominations all made unanimous and the
convention adjourned sine die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

DLAYIN0 CARDa.-THg SUBSCRIBERS HAVE TnH
erclusvs ale a A. Doushertys manufacsare playing
osrds sad have constantly on hand al hs dsrso srsdss
rluxins he ceebrsisd linen dealing cards
A. VAN vALKENBUR0H CO.,
No is2 Pearl street, nAnufso,ory ~ Ch1 cfsS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

AT REGULAR MEETING OF THE THIRD WARD
"a Liquor Dealers Auxiliary Association, the following
luton adopted:-
Resolved That representatives the Central Conven
on be- and they are hereby respectfully requested
the Convention the importance OF making nominations for city
and county Offices the ensuing election They also
speotfuy requested to vote for but those whore
bes OF or have identified themselves friends Of the Liquor
Dealers Association. BY order OF the Chairman.
HUGH g. CROZlER, Secretary.
NINTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI.
~ can Commitee.-At meeting of the above committee,
held at the Adrac OF Hudson and Barrow streets
Tuesday evening Sept 25 1855: Whereas, The National
Democratic Republican General Committee has recommended
that this ward committee appoint five delegates who shall meet
purpose Of selecting candidate tor the Seventh Assembly
district The following gentlemen appointed said dele
gaes:-Jacob Brush, Henry H. Moranse T. Van wat Lewis
r. Glover, f. f. Marshall Also TO appoint nominating
mees for the several Council districts five from each
district, TO Wednesday, Sd Of October to nominate
Councilmen. The following gentlemen were appointed said
committees. Twenty first distrlct-Isaac Williams viii
liam Thorburn Moses T. Williams, Chas H. Fenton Oscar A.
Clark. Twenty second dstrc-I Van War Chas w. Bough
ton, Hy Kenen, John Robinson, VIM. Ackerman. Twenty
third distrc-Jos. Crowe Lewis r. Glover John J. Cor
man, Jas NJ. Lawson r. +. Marshall Twenty fourth dis
trc-Hy H. Morange A. M. G. Smith, Chas. Rook Phil Ks
Benson b. Smith. The above committees meet In join
convention to nominate charter officers Monday Nov l.
HY. II. M0RANGE Chairman.
CHARLES A. KESrrsH. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27
POLITICAL.

nEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENER AL COMMITTEE.
- "A special meeting OF this committee will be held at Tam
Hall Thursday evening" Sept "a at half past
O'Clock. Punctual attendance Is requested.
ROBERT KELLY Chairman
JAMES I.ss l. cs' cBnsLpIGT sGD1,5, }secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27
THE MILITARY.

syEORGE J. BROWN MusKETEERs-THE MEMBERS
NJ Of above named company VIII meet al onderdonks
Hall, on FRIDAY evening, sep. D for drtl. -. -
d. r. ssrrH. sec'ry. H. y OhbhS, Chairman.
T lindsey BLURs.-ARM0RY COLUMBIAN HALL.
Il Grand street.-the members o. this command are hereby
To,aed N attend a drIl on Friday evening sept -, at
O'Clock. BY order. EDGAR A. hobFhIS, 'omul
GEORGE W. REEDrR. Orderly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27
SPORTING.

rT,HE REGATTA or THE sEAs0N-sioo IN PRIZES
u $50 the winning $40 70 the second and 80 Q me
.hird. regatta viii place the Red House dock.
Of Josh street. Monday, October at O'Clock r
Entrance all UNDER all boats TO
be entered by II O'Clock on the day Of the race: -
GIBSON A TURNER.
ITO PIGEON FASCIERs-A SPLENDID STOCK OY 70.
reign and sale cheap, Bridge
nd John streets Brooklyn Inquire from A. NJ too Up. N.
-rIyyy Il MAN SHOOTING WITH THE RIFLE OR
w n,.,os Al the Forres, Gallery Gothic Hail.
,tnr the greatest known 10 the laws OF country
IL high The best bowling
ssor and shooting gallery the country IA at Gothic Hail.
S16 Broadway.
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ABVERMSRMRNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


A BASKET OF CHIPS
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A SENSATION AMONG THE POETS.
"A Published This Day,


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Ths New York Morning Express calls \ "a literary me
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pirate for the Crystal Palace festivities of Thursday next
j. @. DERBY, Publisher, New York.
And for sale by all booksellers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-14
r. r. R.--No. 4.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Fnr all Aonte Comnlainls.

si
INTERNA AND EXTERN NAL.
The moment its applied externally OF taken
into the system, |, will stop the most. eAcrucia-
ting pain and quickly remove lis cause.
RHEUMATISM.
Slr. GraRger, mason well known in Brooklyn,
was cripple for nine years; hadway's Ready
Relief relieved him from pain in fifteen minutes,
enabled him to walk two miles without the use
Of stick or crutcb in three days, and cured HIM
entirely III One week.
Thousands of other cases equally as wonderful
MS the above, haze been cured by r. r. Relief.
CHOLERA MoRBUs.
Railways Ready Reliefwlll relieve the sufferer
from oil pain in fifteen or twenty minutes. IL
"ill cure the most desperate cases in few hours.
NEURALGIA.
The moment r K. Relief is applied il allays
the most painful Paroxysns. ltwil. ALWAYS oure.
SICK HEAp ACHE.
II will relieve the most distressing psinE in Rf-
teen minutes. twill likewise prevent renew ed
attacks.
AouR.
In ten minutes tea spoonful Of r. r. Relief
will stop the chills ana break the feyef
Aches Of all kinds. Pains Of all kinds, bruises,
burns, Scads, Strains, Sprans, Stiff joints, Lame
moss. One application Of Railways Ready Re-
lief will in few minutes EsTIRkLy sros rHE
PAIN. .h
II reduces swellings; heals sores, cuts and
wounds; removes bruises alisys the most violent
rrltatons. For all pains nse X. r. Relief Look
ior for the signature Of Radwsy 4 Co. on each
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-14
Young Americans Library.

a Conr W ano a''naCMse seileo =. pooA' s
- ioI ySlhs peypiS eotse,us 'nr e,vs 0on nd
necteo WIN tne ea,iy h.sso'y " ~ .as anp
lives OF aislinsuisnea meni wtnIen WIN inucn
care ana n an en.ss.allilhg anu s inslluSuve
manuel wisn nsud.,ons y
sha peaasliuiy ltemfusssu .l's passs ep'.a u
ing tse n,s o. Dae S meosm VIC seta. s,oas ,i,,,s
van osasssIah VIII ns ;i,.,s
uauve q MS cnaiacsel' anu INC i0i'o~ins Illus
usv,U, Wowsa no,; i az 49,. ,i,. wahs,a, ssh-
ns nal,ei ~ 1n1 %" ii .ps'', ~ .i.a.,' nsi7
ing 81 elftysonrg. We9slei cecilnlng sne clsts, *,
nnip W1gs.ei s s eSpouaulns 1ne y. nI
gam. wsh., M SS,eOiS.,S y, h;a Sn Tbe rPs or psrr,
o'ay sns ;, m, poyol TnEs sns 4i;sl ;ssIat;on.
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-14
p H o s r ECT u s
PROSP ECTUS
CF THE
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Weekly. in clubs Of 10 and over $50 :"
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requisite trial, in present hands, before they made
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since the establishment of the paper, has so
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for the Journal with great care, will be found il
our Commercial columns,
The propretorS of the State Journal being de
sirous that the friends of the Republican part
should have the opportunity of judging 70
themselves of its merits, have adopted the plai
Of sending their regular weekly issue, containlnr
an amount Of reading matter not equalled b
any paper in the West, rather than make up
mere politicsl sheet for the Campaign. The en-
hanced cost we are confident will be made up b
the increased Number of lis patrons.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-14
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
ON Tuesday, the fourth day of September
" next, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ, and
Q P. NJ, at the door of the Court house, in
Pomeroy, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following real estate, as property of John Mel
son, Jr., deceased. Situated in Columbia town
ship. Meigs county Ohio. viz:, The south half
of the southeast quarter of Section No. 81,
Town 8; Range is. Subject to the Widows
dover in eight acres, in the northwest corner Of
said eighty acre lot. -
Also, 20 acresrFtn s4e,ioA, rEossy; Town, q;
being premises purchased by said Nelson, of Sam
uel White Subject t9sthe Widows dover.
- TEKAiSt0F SALE.
one-half cash in hand, one-fourth in nine
months, and one.iourthin eighteen months, with
interest from day Of sale. Deferred payments to
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOSHUA WOODS, and
G: W. COOPER.
Administrators.
August I, 1855. wa