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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19
LOTS TO LEASE
In Gurley's Subdivision OF Rassslls La.

IN turleys 1ubdlvlsi0n OF nussei, n,
WILL lease for 10 years, lois on Rrtds man :,
i Harrison Streets; running thu Ugh lhe shos ~.
these lotsars beautifully situated andthei low f"N'
which they are now offered, viii enable sii w
gcta ehea home, convenient 10 Ihe business l''
he city. Arriyto GEO. J.. NitholLs
June 20. n Cor Main AID Second >9issa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19
FURS AND ROBES.

INSERYF0DY seems 10 acknowledge tbs is The
II coidcs; wealth er eNaHg Nperleneed In the west
aud there H. necessarily dtreat deal OF saEe ing,
Now much Of ia could he oded by calling at 10
tons Cos In the old Post Onire building and buy
Ing JON nice WARM far coal, fur gloves, Fancy
Sleigh Robs, for he ladies nice warm set ef furs
IL is searyto say any thing la this line
s.iling cost 10 make roofH forou spring stock.
Call so0h 10 provide yourself with iuSgry tina /
must bs worn this cold weather ~ be appreciated aud
guarantee thst prices vii be made 10 suit
Davenport Jan II A s. ALsIDN & GO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Under this head limited Der OF peeiai noiice
III be inserted al 10 cents per line each insertion
e 50 els. per week.
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&c, man Lodge o, fresmasou.

On the evening II the 18th inst, a Ger
man Lodge Of Freemssons was Installed in
Boston BY the Grand Lodge OF Massachu-
sets. The following is the concluding
paragraph OF an address made TO the newly
constructed lodge, by DR.. w. Lewis. w.
GIN, ofthe Grand lodge
And nov, my brethren. charge you to
persevere in well doing; be strictly faithful
to the trust committed to YOU. No longer
foreigners here, but brothers, come share
fully with us the pleasure Of dwelling in
love and unity. E p,uribus aaam in Ma
sorry as in citizenship. Embarked with US
In glorious cause, strive to excel your as
socistes in the emulation of who can best
work, who best agree. And may God, the
God of all nations, OF si tongues, have you
in his holy keeping, now and forever.
The ceremonies OF the installation were
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19

No. eu3.-Anoibes and larger ,laLd atoss fG.5.
ton, contai ming 1876 acres covered with 1lmtsf l.
excellent chance for wood dealers lac weed q.
be cut and brought 10 Davenport f' three ioIii :.
cord
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19

No. lsI.--Ihe finest Blud LcI "a lL.ftS.
North side OF Sixth street, Sesi u Docto, H.,
upon which is erected Brick House ard s.tIa
g we'll Of good water W
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19

DAWSON, GRIGGs s co, have received 10 day
la Of beautiful Glove Kid eopgress Beota, and 9th.
e. fashionable styles.
Jan IL, sc div
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Islands

No. s02.~-Aa island bctN cen Daye.Is.i e., i,
Claire together with the shore on Inc main ind
whole containing - acres making me 5 ~.
e.
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Just received by DAWSON, GRIGGS4 CO., Sra-
Dr. Street. enc door (roM SsesEd. Jan l9lw
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More .Nelr BOOIts.
Al The Iowa Sock Rooms, No. SO Brady Street
Between "a \ "a

=. Pfescotts Philip the Second .2y.I
:" The Ank ais OF San Fraspet.eo
dseau lay's History Of gngiand sol as,
The Life Of q oethe, Q vols
The Song OF Hikwaths.
Selections from W s.SsndgI
YLs Old Red Sandstone.
The Pre-. Adamite Earth.
Foot Prists Of the Creator
Earth and Man.
Leaves from the Tree Ixdrssyl
Kate Weston.
Hssfietta kobl 1ssl
Henry etl and his q sEss
CstLAnus ed Of Russia.
Mimic Life.
Lives Of Atroeious Judges.
Jackson and New Orleans.
Camp Fires Of the Red Msu
Xii Rams Adventures. Jan is
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To THE LADIES OF
DAvEN1oTr T..

Nniss RENwicK respectfully informs the isdie
IN of Law npor ia nd vicinity that sho has moved
l., the rooms on Brady ST. formerly occupied BY Miss
Spearing whom she succeeded in the business OF
Millinery and Dress Making. She has on hand al eN-
ten sive stock of Embroidery and Millinery Goods,
which she will sell reduced prices, In der 10 make
room for her ring stock which she mend. stall be
extensive, ofescciient quality, and moderate.
janl4 dit
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GENERAL LAND AGENTS
Fer the purchase or sale of Civ Pr,
Farms, improved or unimproyed, in s sS9
adjacent Counties. Will collect els. IVY
taxes for non-residents Buy and cal, "
Warrants or locate the same In anv ~ ~.
triet in the state, ~~As Iii
OmceCorner Main and Second ii.
DAVENPORT, low
HOUSES AND LOTS
IN DAVENPORT FOR SALE
No. lss.-A House and Hull Lo, On he ,as,t
OF Fourth street, east OF Rock Island ~
No. laa "A be .ltliul resiiet..5 ~, Ma. -
Of Fourth street, West of Rot Island Ia, ,.s NJ
The house well finished, wl,h r rooms Cd !"
Well, Cistsrn, Wood house. Win yr,ier ~ SsAa'
berry, every convenience to mas confo,t.si.n
depcs In good neighborhood "
No. Is5.--The finest Elua IoI i. lL.fns
North side of Sixth street. es, ii Docta, a.. :.
upon which is erected Brick House and shtio "
g we'll Of good water. W /
No. lss.-A Two story Erms ho4,ee
East corner Of Gaines and Fourth .I,ss 80 hl-
rooms, hall and Celier; Wei If son ws,s, y.
feet square. -
No. iW.-A House and Lot kEsl ,,dc a. -
/ street, between Second and Front susets III
rs. Building and fence all 10 good order
No, iso-=-A Double Frame Rouse "a lie f.,,.
Finh and Scott strert,-ihirty feet SQUARE 70 -.
No. 1873. "A Dou Die Rrlck hoa.e VI seoi .,.
adjoining No. igs, with ten rooms, Wall and IN.
No. 20o.--Anothet Two StsB soes H,...
| Scott street, next North of Isg These tE,ss =.
and lots will By sold low, so ~ 10 ensur. GOA
yestment Their present rental is Is percel OH,
/ price asked. he owner sells them In order 10 4
prove other property TO n eel the demand ,or ,s,
| and business houses.
| have also nuiater >! 4ae Improve, Far,
among which are The following
| No. IA Farm in CedEr County d zaa.,,..
| the Road fIoia Mascaiine tn 1lploI, and two .ri
half miles East OF Rochester: ali under cu,li,.T
Two stop Brick House, Stable Orchard I'M
| and water.
| So.---A istm Of ESQ scre' Ii po.,l4 GIs,s
acres under cultivation, COED ater and limits,
No. CA Farm Of " acres. 6uaf shlsa d, Pm,
So OF viii CHI Is broken and under fence "a az No.
| a good House ana other improtg nfebt. 81 M
| north Ncsto lie Claire, and six nlies lfoa H. i.
minu. ofthe Chicago 4 Port Byron Rsitgopt
No. 2u4.-a beautiiui Farm lSo iaila, iran, pa
Grove 6s9 acres, so acres broke en-, good Spfpg !,
plenty Of stock water. The impFoS EN- eli, srel !,
story Stone House, 40 g., Stable, we'll Of ,Dr /,
ter. To amy person lssing The whole lh,i pfo Der
/ will be sold Low.
Islands
No. s02.--Aa island bctN cen Daye.I5.i g., NJ
Claire toge Their with the shore Inc iasin !ssi
whole containing :? acres mating ARE sai4I y.
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No. l8s.-A Two story Erms ho4,eefe
East corner Of Gaines and Fourth ,trss, So w y.
rooms, hall and celier Wei If son ws,,, ~ y:
feet square. -
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No. I'D "A be .ntliul fe.iitl,5- "a tl,s -,
Of Fourth street, West of Roc Island Ia, =. ~.
The house well finished wltu p rooms 90 = !"
Well, Cistsrn, Wood house, Viii, yg,issy ~ S Ss4
berry, every convenience 10 Insk comioi,.si,T y.
depes In good neighborhooa ',ss fs'
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No. 2gS An Out Lot OF 80 abTe. Iyias L.lsV. !.
North Corporation line ana buck Greer prize Is
per acye on reasonable time std will Ne sJi 70 bel
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WA1TRD

a ChaILefnxid, wssbsrwcman and Dish Washer
apply sttns ssCo1T HOUSE,
"stl7-sSI Cor. Of Harrison b Front s.a.
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HOUSES AND LOTS
IN DAVENPORT FOR SALE

NO. lss.-A House and Hull Lol On he .aa,t
of Fourth street, east Of RoSk Island "'. /.
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No. 2U4.-a besutiiui Farm Two ialle, i,oia Ia
Grove Go acres, so acres broken, good spl!ag I.
plenty Of stock water. The impFo, meI,, are :
story Stone House, 40 g., Stable, we'll Of ,r !,
ter. Tosns person lssing the whole It's ben,
will be sold Low.
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No. iV.--A House and Lot On kEsl ,5de a. A.
street, between Second and From, streets IL
2a. Building and fence all Ia good order .
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No. isc.A Double Frame House Ca lie an.
Fiiih and Scott streets-ihifty feet square ~ NJ.
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No. 100 "A Dou Die Rrlck hoase =. Scot, .,.
adjoining No. igs, with ten rooms, We'll and t,,s.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19

WANTED.
Two HORSES, HARNESS, and LUMBER WAC.
on, for which s!House, City Lot, or lind ih tbp
country will We given. Also, IL exchange for CHE
Eosoy, one horse LuasE WAaoE Apptyto
Jan '-d2w l.. PARKER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

HocKING VALLEY RAILRoAD.--In,a another
column. we publish the proceedings Of q
meeting Of the ci.izens who live on The
Washington county pan handle. They
maniles, the righ. spirit. Although we be.
lieye the law unconstitutional and void, and
think The company would be justified ir
proceeding with the work without delay.
We, we cannon bu, admire ahs spiri, ol ,he
land owners in Tho. disputed territory. They
in common with The res. of The county are
taxed every year 10 build road Of no value
To them, bu. rather an injury, and the mar
ayers Of lha. very road are determined IL
preven, road from being built which will
bph,6, them. although il is not proposed 10
tax any body in the county. |. is uIJus,,
une lual anu oppressive. and We hope no AZ.
.en.'on will be paid 10 il. bu. ,ha. the designs
OF The Marietta Company may be shwar.ed
We have not space 10 say all we wish OF
,he subiecl.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06
I'll Gigs Go eleerapb.
"PERsEVERE.''
POMEROY, OHIO.
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 6, 1855.
County Convention.

The voters of Meigs County, without re-
gard to past political differences or dvis-
ions, who are opposed to the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise; to the policy of the
present Administration; to the extension oi
slavery into the territories; in favor Of the
admission ofKarsas as free State; and Of
restoring the action Of the Federal Govern
'ment to the principles of Washington and
Jefferson, are invited to meet in Mass Con,
vention, - the COURT HOUSEIN pom.
EROY, on THURSDAY, the 22d instant,
at II o'clock A, M, for the purpose o.
'electing three delegates tothe Stale Conven.
ton to Le holden in Columbus on the 99tl
instant, and for such other business as may
be presented. By order of the
REPUBLICAN Cen. Con-.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

ANOTHER NEWSPAPER MoBBED 1t is be-
coming quite common, nowadays to mob
newspaper Offices. The ladies Of Salem,
Indiana, after the manner Of those Of other
towns had been for some time contemplating
a descent upon the rum-hoes in that yicini-
ty. The editor Of the True Flag published
in Salem mentioned the fact in his paper,
and said the ladies would be endorsed by
the citizens Of the place. On Friday last.
the ladies visited the doggeries, and reques.
ted the keepers to stop selling. Some oi
them promised to do so. One, however
refused, and the ladies demolished his stock
This so outraged the lovers Of free whis.
ky. that at midnight they rallied, and when
all honest people were in their beds, pro-
ceeded to the printing Office, and demol
ished everything they could lay their hands
on. They then proceeded to the editors
house and mashed the windows BY throwing
stones at them. One of the stones came
near killing the editors child, which was
lying in trundle bed. They visited thu
houses of the ladies who were in the pro
cession, and threw stones at their windows
The drunken rabble are said TO be al
foreigners, and they threaten all the tenn
perance men and Know Nothings. The,
are breeding scabs on their own noses,
they did but know it,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06
A. L. CURTls. Secretary.

Judge Leavli has released Marshal Rob-
inson on Habeas Corpus. His decision was
rendered on Wednesday. He claims his
authority TO acI as follows:
The babeas corpus in this case issued
pursuan, 10 ihe 7lh section OF the oct Of
Congress, passed March 9, 1853, which
provides ",hai either Of the Justices Of tho
Supreme Cour, or Judge OF any Dis.rics
Cuurl oil the United Slales. in addition 10
The authority already conferred by law.
shall have power 10 q an. wrils Of habeas
corpus in all cases Of prisoner or prison.
ers in jail or confinement, while he or they
shall be commiued or confined on or By
any authority Of ,he law, for any. act done
or omiued TO be done In pursuance Of Q
Law of The United States. o, any order, pro-
cess or decree Of aGy judge or court thereof.
anything in any &C. OF Congress 10 The con.
Wary Notwithstanding
The lands Of The Delaware Indians are
10 be sold a. auction TO the highes,
bidder, al Fou Leavenworh. late this
summer or early In the fall. These
ands lie on the north Of the Kanses river.
and reach 10 The neighborhuod Of For,
Leavenwor,h. and are among The finest and
most beautiful lands in The world. They
will bring high price. PARIS Of The mos
valuable have been occupied by The squa,.
,ers who have improved them. Blu. they
have taken possession Of them under pro
test, and with full notice that they would
acquire no rights. There will be struggle
bu, as the sale will be for The benefit Of th'
Indians by virtue Of Government. treaty
with them, and as il will be made al Ihs
fort. under the eye of The military TO pre-
vent disturbances, IL is expected that ths
squauer rights will be treated with the con-
temp. they deserve. The Government, ha
bu, one course 70 pursuo 10 vindica,e III
pligh,ed faith TO the lndians.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

Rev. R. WlLKINsoN.-rhis gen,lemar.,
who has officis,ed as pastor OF tho Presby
tsrlan Chu,ch in Pomeroy, for several years,
and who has also labored here in the cause
Of education, as teacher and examiner. has
left this field Of labor Tor the far wes.
We understand he will Tor she presen. locate
near Davenport. Iowa. The Presbyterian
Church is left, for the present. without ,
pastor. Mr.. w. leaves behind him many
warm friends. May abundant success crown
his labors in his new field.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

CURIOUS DEVELOPMENTS u. s. Marshal
R0bnson, il seems. is not in favor Of the
reelection OF one Pierce 10 the Presidency
Hence, The affairs of U. S. Marshal Robin.
sons Office must be inspected, and the resuIl
Of The investigations made known Robin.
son was never accounted over honest
While Treasurer Of Morgan county, the
Treasury was robbed, aud suspicious were
riIe shu. the Treasurer knew who stole the
mnrry. In California, some OF Robinson a
Speculati0nS were q tiule curious, &c DC
President Pierce knew he had pretty sure
thing Ct il. when he directed an lnv.s,iga
tim into Robinson's official conduct. He
knew his character and reputation when he
appointed him. IL has been ascer,ainrd
that during the recent trial Of runaway
slaves, Robinson appointed 3Ol deputies
each Of whom received $50 But this wa:
not all. lie then aPpoin,ed two or three
hundred mure. who drew from $50 To $50
each. Al least. about lha, number ul crr,i
ficaIes were issued. The total Gus. fol
deputy mGrshaiS alone was $21 456. anc
the whole expense of the trial was from
thirty TO forty thousand dollars. No, dol
lar has been paid ON these certificates; bu
they have been bougM up by spectators. a
abou. forty per cent and il is suspected ,ha
Marshal Robinson. or some Of his depulie.
intend TO speculate on .hem liule.
Blu, this is only one case. There il
another instance where over $500 was
charged by the Marshal. v hen abou, CSC
wuuld have been plenty.
Then again, there is another cl arg,
which smells strongly Of forgery. Verify
RublnsoS is man eminen.Iy qualified lo
The pos, he occupies. lie is just the man II
catch run away niggers" under Pierts'i
administration, He is sill retained in office
and we presume will be continued.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

NORTHERN ONO LuNAT1o ASYLUM The
new Board of Trustees, Messrs. Perkins.
Swift, Ruggles, Morse. Seymure, and Girls
void. met at Newburg yesterday. and or.
ganized by electing Mr.. Perkins President
Messrs. Brown and Brayton of the Legisla'
tive Investigating COMMITTEES were also
present
The condition of the Asylum was exam.
ined, and the Superintendent was author
lied to employ Matron in the place of the
one suspended. He was also au uthorized te
discharge one Of the Assistant Physicians
No change was made in the Office Of Super
intendent at this meeting of the Board =
Another meeting will be held few weeks
hence Clereland He, aid.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

Re ,oived, That We Will use eur uIrnosE
endeaVors TO defea, the Objec. VI this law
unj will exeu oil Of our influence In oppo.
si,iun to The selfish m ilivrs and sectional
interests from whence iI originated.
Resolved. That we congratulate the
friends Of the Norh.wes.srn Virginia Road
on the prospec, Of an early completion Of
.ha. great enterprise, and wus. Itfat the day
is not far distant when Virginia and Ohio
will be bound together by unity Of interests
and bu de OF iron.
Resolved, Tha, we. the p,oprie.ors Of
The land over which the Road is now laid
"u. in Washington county. will build the
Road if The laws OF Ohio intervene to pro.
vent any other company from dongi.
SUMNER OAKS, Chairman.
A. L. CuRTIs, Secretary.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

Poems AND BALLADS, by Gerald Massey.
Our friend s. B. Halliday, of the firm Of
Remington & Halliday, las placed us un-
der lasting obligations, by presenting us a
copy of the above-named work. We have
for some months desired it,
Gerald Massey is new pact. That he
is gifted with true poetic fire, no one dare
deny after reading his productions They
are not only exquiSitely beautiful and chaste,
but spirit.stirring, and stamp the author a
genius of the highest order. But who is
this Gerald Massey, who has startled the lite
rary world with his Thoughts that breathe
and words that burn?"
I1e was bonn in May 1928, and is there
fore now only 98 years old. His parents
were of the yeiy poorest class Of the working
men of England. His father was and still
is canal bostman, earning ten shilling a
week, and so ignorant that he cannot i'rlte
his own name His mother is equally illite-
rate. They lived, or rather inhabited a
low, damp unwholesome hovel, in a dismal
swampy place, and the entire family often
suffered for the necessaries Of life, and from
disease. Gerald, at eight years Of age was
compelled to work in a silk mandatory
from FIVE O'Clock in the morning until 61 in
the evening He suffered three years with
the worst form Of ague The only education
he received was short lime he was Kept al
penny sshool-just long enough to learn to
read. At fifteen years of age, he went to
London, as an errand boy; and there for the
first time in his life he met with plenty Of
books. He read every thing which came in
his way. He read at all times andin all pla-
ces morning, noon and night. Wherever
he could find book or paper, he read it,
And this constituted his entire education.
His whole lie has been one OF hardship
and poverty. Speaking of his childhood he
says; II had no childhood. l never knew
what childhood meant. Ever since | can
remember, have had the aching fear Of
want throbbing heart and brow And yet,
Notwithstanding all this, Gerald Massey will
be remembered BY .posterity rs one of the
most gifted of Englsnd's bards, Had we
space, We should delight to give some spcci-
mems from his pen. Gro and get the book,
aud read for yourselves. 1t IS small vol
ume, and will not cost much.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06
A Cay FOR IlELp.-A commida \ 4

A Cay FOR IlELp-A commidd the
kansas Emi. ration Society,"" clNLay fav,
eue, Missouri, ho,e addressed circular "Tc
the People Of The Southern States" which
is published in the Charleston Is. C.) pc.
pers. calling for men and money 10 save
KaRsaa from becoming Free State. The
danger they think is imminent, and they
seem 10 regard Freedom The grenles, curse
,ha, could bsial the country. The appeal
clusps in The following language:
"The grea. struggle will come off at the
ncxl eleciio1, in 0clebeg, 1856. and unless
the Sou,h can, a, that time. maintain her
ground. ail will be lest. We repeat ii, the
crisis has arrived. The time has come
far acdon--bod, determined action. Word.
viii no longer do any good; VIZ must havs
mun In Knnsas, and ihh by'lens Of tho
sands. A few will no. answer, u We
should need ten thousand aud lack one al
ihai numbvr, i, will count noIhiag, L iall
,l,en who can. do so ui once. Those VIII
cannol come musr give their money 10 hp'p
o.hers TO come There are huDdreds nl
thousands oi broad acres Of rich and. worth
from SIS 10 $50 per acre. Shnl W Glmw
these rich ldpds and this beautiful eoLn,ty
10 b. ovtrtun by our Abllii"n 'n.m 81
Wtlell sou now, and tli yoo ''snkiy. tha,
uel'ss you come q0ic&ly, ap('cqme by'hou
sgude. we, are goue, TIE eloc'ions one
lna are los, forever" as :,
Wc fad il his enPral c2riirma'lcn offhc
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

COUNTERFEIT OR FORCED LAND WAR
RANTs.-lt has been officially nscer,ained
thai coun.erfei,ing land warrants has been
pracIised extensively. The amount Of such
spurious warrants already discovered. ex.
cceds one million acres. New frauds a,e
daily Coming to light. Doub,s are arising
whether this is an offense punishable under
existing laws. The Pension and Land Bu
rraus have prepared bill, which is nov
before Congress. declaring such ac.s felony,
and providing adequate punishment.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

statement heretofore made ia our columns,
'ha, The pan now is, instead Of open nj.
Temps by violence to drive the free seI,lrrs
gu, Of the couriry, TO embody on the bnr-
ders Of Kansas an army of Rnffians. with
which, in Oc,ober, 10 take poss, ssiun Of ,Ae
polls a, the election. This plan was sue.
cess(ul in March. n, The ,.leciion nf mem
bers of ,hp Legislature, and i, is lobe uuemp-
"doRain. VIII they succred7 Fprewarnrd,
forrarmed. L., the Friends Of Freedom
oOk 10 il, and be prepared In defend the bal
Ia, b"x 10 The las. extremity Ohio Sidtt
journal
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

SAD AccIDRNT.-.WENDALL Joachim, q
little boy, six or eight years Of age. son oI
Wendall Joachim. of Pomeroy, had his
skull fractured BY kick from horse which
he was holding, on Sunday last. His fa,hel
left him, with On older brother. in charge
The horse for few moments while he step
ped into the house; and before he had beer
abspn, from him five minutes. the acclden
happened. He was alive al las, accounts
bu. no hopes are entertained Of his recovery