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CHANGERS
Corn and Cob. and Meal Mill.

PATENTED, SEPT. 18TH 1855.
THE undersigned, having been appointed agents
L for the sale of these justly Celebrated Mills in
North Louisiana, now prepared to receive orders
for the Impressed with the belief of their supe
riority over all others used for like purposes
fdently recommend them to our planting friends gen.
orally, also to all having stock to feed.
The corn and cob ground together exhibit beauti-
tu specimen of stock-feed which every economist
should employ, where there are but three or four
animals to feed.
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JOS. lands & Co., AGENTS.
| NO. 50 Ichoupitoulas street, New Orleans.
l|NHE above is wood cut of a double eeared .Oueer
l. OF the South Corn Mill and Crusher. We manu-
Coo Breaker OF great strength and durability
and ease of operation
We place this useful continuance on all sizes of mills
by which means we convert mill into stock feed
MN; ott lew minutes work to put ii take it Off
! we manufacture portable mills, single and double
geared best quality of French burrs grind wheat
corn and stock feeds calculated for steam water or
horse power. These mills have been run bv steam and
morse power IN competition against the other make of
mills OF our city, at our State Fairs, and have never
fa1led to carry off the first premum-on one occasion
was awarded beautiful silver medal Our mills also
took two first premiums os the best mills at two animal
falrs OF our Mechanics institute.
Aso-Portabe SAW MILLS, to be run by steam
water or horse power. This mill was exhibited in op-
Grafton by horse power, the Ohio State Fair in 1880
when 1t was awarded premium and splendid silver
medal.
Also-Different kinds of PORTABLE HORSE
POWERS and STEAM ENGINES. All our articles, for
ease OF operation, simplicity, usefulness and durab-
ity, are surpassed by none now in use.
All our articles are warranted representation no
sale-at cost of transportation and the money re
funded.
For full description and testimonials of merit and
usefulness we refer those interested to our pamphlet
to be had at factory where take pleasure to
PLAIN each article ISAAC STRAUB & Co.
hlHiDdii, Tue partner or j. H. Burrows,
while exhibiting Burrows MILL our State fair last
tall, was bolsterous about his mi and courageously
entered into verbal agreement with to grind corn
thus Whoever grinds the most, regarding quality and
quantity was TO be the of both mills at each and
every trial:
flrsf trlal--S,raub to run eighteen in ch mill
Burrows 4 co. to run twenty inch MILL |
IND trlal-straub 10 run twenty two inch MILL
Burrows Il co. to "a inch mill |
3rd, trlal--Stranb to 26 inch mill.
Burrows & run 80 inch mill.
hen the pinch came, that bos,erous courage slipped
out.
70 the aboverI now nd challenge grind cob
iced out of whole ears Of corn.
will run my eighteen inch QUEEN OF THE Souri,,
with Cob Breaker attachment the same article that
0ok the Premium at the Ohio State Fair iasl fall against
twentyfour inch Burrows mill, and VIM Stewards
ohio and Kentucky Stock Feed Mills, both 10 be run at
'nce; and if you apprehensive of risky business
'ou have my entire appreciation run Mr. Pomeroy,s
orn erusher auxiliary Should nv single article
all to grind equal in quality and quantity TO the COM
lined productions of the or three mills lust as YOU
lease) then you can draw a few hundred dollars as
takes put up. Come boys don't be cowardlv-,here
5 nothing like walking straight into the merits of
hing. s" ISAAC STRAuR ,
Io'. IL. Burrows u Go. April IL, 1856 P
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Grinding of Corn-Corn Meal.

INHE subscriber having put up steam engine,
l. and greatly increased the power of his mill, is
now prepared to grind the most reasonable
terms at any hour and during EVERY THE WEEK.
Persons sending corn to be ground may feel assured
that they will meet with no detention,
mar2l T w ZONES
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uNDRlES.-Thermometers oak and tin; back
~ CANNON boards, Lotto keno boxes dominoes
marbles, china, glass and commons India rubber balls
chessmen and boards, calendars snuff boxes tobacco
boxes, sewing bds,ey protectors, giaxie diamonds
pocket books, port-monniaes, mirrors fish hooks and
lines, playing cardsdce and dice boxes twezerslamp
shades and chimneys, s,rops cork screws tooth
picks, wax matches, etc. For sale at
mI2 VIM. BALLS Drugstore
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--=@--@ Pure Patent Medicines;
Medicine chests physicians bags and Office fur
niture; rsses and supporters; syrnges of every des
cription, including Maws improved domestic syringe;
apothecares scales and weights nursing bottles; nip
pie glasses and shields; breast pipes, etc. etc.
A large assortment of FINE PERIPHERY, embrace
ing soaps, pomatums, hair oils, Bachelors hair dye,
curling fluids, Italian ponade for restoring the hair,
pearl and rice powders powder boxes, fine extracts,
cosmetics, cold creams. lotions tooth powders, shay
fine and coarse combs, fancy goods, and every article
pertaining to the toilet.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
WINDOW-GLASS, BRUSHES, DYE-STUFFS.
Whewash and scrubbing brushes horse brushes, dust
ing brushes and hearth brooms.
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Summer Grove Academy.

HAVING purchased Mr.. S. H. Parsons farm and
IL family residence, adjacent to Summer Grove
Academy, am prepared to accommodate few
pupils with board, at the of $40 month, for
board ana tuition, payable in advance.
M. P. STEVENS.
Summer Grove. La. A mil q 1876 If
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Norris AStringent Mixture,

TURING the prevalency of cholera, no medicine
- ever gave such satisfaction the above mixture.
and since which thas been used very successulvin all
cases of diarrhea, cholera morbus, summer complaint
cholic gripping pains in the stomach bowels and all
bowel affections. Prepared only and for sale by
n29 T. H. MORRIS, DRUGGIST and Chem;s,
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LADIES' MUSIC SALOON.

tfsS n II y Music Teacher .s9SsSss<.
u U j u the Piano, Guitar <zaass4SSfS
and Accordeon,) respectfully informs her friends in
Shreveport, and the public generally, that her Music
Saloon, situated Texas street, exactly opposite Mr.
McCarty's grocery store is open for the recep-
ton of town scholars from O'clock A. NJ. till p NJ
Young Ladies belonging to Prof. Demands Insti-
tute, will please TO call and take their lessons any
hour in the day, at the Music Saloon, until conve-
nent building shall have been erected the premises
of the institute.
Terms per manth Tor II lessons) including the use
of instrument. invariably payable in advance, IS.
sepi7 EMILY BALLOT
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horses AND 'ns sueh as plantation and road nv
and TIMER 1 WH Iaas and nd other CARTS
an eds Jersey and Baggage WAGONS W WA lion u,
ine msds OF , every Kind and all other a,'o
maue ., the best materials and v s',t
for ssla ~ oe superior to any other manG
establishments. N lower than any o5.,
purchasers will find it to their in,ere,,
e1ahihe before purchasing elsewhere =. 10 call and
oak. Apply to DAWN 0e ~ OF Jersey wb,.
april 4, 1856 oafohdelet stree,
~ o Also on hand every variety of nv, New Orleans
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best style, on the shortest notice.
Transparencies, Fancy Window Curtains, Fire
Screens, ETC., painted to order.
House and Steamboat Painting, Glazing, Paper
Hanging ETC., promptly attended to and executed in
manner, moderate terms. nov5
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Paints, Oils. VarniSh, SC,

JUST received and for sale low for cash-White
u lead, red lead, Spanish brown, crome yellow, do
green Prussan blue, fig blue, yellow ochre snow zinc
paints. Paris green, pink, drop lake. lampblack
British ustre, nseed oil, spirits turpen,ine copa ia
pan, coach, and black leather varnish etc.
mV30 WIN RAIL-
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y P w. IS ( MANUFAcc;TTRF6
" AGoNs, CARTS, DRyii TSS.h q ,
- y Il u L n.
IT,

HE subsch
o : have o.
hand and Al.
constantly Il.
c1elving from
their manufae.
t.ory-at Pitts.
burg, Penn
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SHndrieS.

pEST Kentucky Mustard; Star Candles;
- Family Soap; Matches; Starch; Indigo;
Fine Chewing Tobacco, snuff;
Lnseed OIL boiled andEaw; White Lead in oil;
Spts. Turpentine; Varnfsh, all kinds;
Lard OH; Castor Oil, etc. Received and for sale
by WIN. B. MILLER, Druggist
jun27 Texas street
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Stationery,

DLANK BOOKS of every description; letter, cup
u record and note paper; yellow, white, fancy 'ho%I
and embossed envelopes; sealing wax; Wafefs osss'
pens; lead pencils; playing cards, chessmen' eHsSs
boards; dice; red tape; linen and cotton tw1ne; wrap
ping paper black, red and carmine inks ETC. LOT S'''
by fmr3Ol VIM. BALL
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Old C0gnac Brandy.

THE best imported old Cognac Brandy, of yer,
L superior quality For sale at
augl5 WM. BALLS Drugstore.
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Merchants and planters wishing mills are respect
fully invited to call and our mills, embracing all
sizes of double and single geared.
L. J. WEBSTER, Sole Agent,
Corner of Magazine and Lafayette Streets,
march &c New Orleans
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u IF you would escape Long Suffering, Weakness
Deformity, Or Death!
DALLEY'S


DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
The only instant, never-failing Anndote to Pain on
earhi WARRANTED
to cure without smart and quicker all ais that other
things relieve: moreover has absolute and unmisaks.
BILE control over the many malades below named which
now dehes ALL other remedies and medical skill
l Stops all pain, even of burns, instantly.
Heals burns and even small pox, etc, free oil scars
5 Admits no scad to raise water blister sore.
Takes away old sores fully.
Subdues all internal and external inflammation.
b Ends commissions collie, and fits directly.
Soothes nerves'to ease, quiet and strength
Restores action and strength to pasled limbs.
Destroys modification instantly.
10 Generates new flesh rotted thereby.
ii Keeps off black and swelling after blows.
~ Dissolves ca,aracts and strengthens sight.
IL Draws and heals blisters free of smart or mark.
IA Neutralizes al posons and humor, either hered'
tary or infused by bees, hornets, mosquitoes, rep
tiles, rabid animals, corrupt bodies or plants.
ABSOLUTELY
now, whether the bigot believe not Fire, Poison
inflammation, Modification, Infection and Hydropho
bia, the horror of all men; Insipent Consumption
Constipation, Elyspelas, Cancer, Inflammation OF the
Chest or Bowels, Pleurisy, Chronic Darrhoa Dysen'
tary, ETC., are rendered comparatively harmless COR
trolled easily by child possessing but box OF ILLS
innocent, mighty, cheap, ELECTRIC, rapid anhdo's 10
suffering. $4,000
will be forfeited if it does not save LIFE where oil
medical science fails.
MILL IONS
Use it daily in astounding satisfaction, all praise IL
'oNE ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and ii has become Inc
greatest commercial aniidote extant.
]. Wright & Co., New Orleans, La, general agents
or the SOUTH For sale in Shreveport by all the dns'
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Window Glass.

900 BOXES Window Glass, assorted sizes; also
COO Putty, White Lead. Linseed Oil, Varnishes,
Paint Brushes, etc. Just received and for sale by
decI9 WIN. BALL. DrI1rpist
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MEATS FOOT OIL-The very best article in
use for Leather, rendering il soft, pable and I'M
pervous 10 waller. For sale at HE
angl5 WI BALLS Drugstore.
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Lock at This!
I L1GARD & Co.'s fine Cognac--20 cases--ust
- received and for sale by the case of dozen, BY
&. NJ. LEVY & Co., Texas street,
OpD0Se the Civ hotel
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PLUE LICK WATER. A few barrels of fresh
- Blue Lick Wafer from The es!eb raied Blue Lick
springs, in Kentucky, for sale al +
mr. WI, RAILS Drugstore.
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Wall Paper. Flreboard and Curtains.
4 LARGE and new supply received per steamer
K n Marion, for sale by WIN. 3. MILLER.
Druggist and a pothecary
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DALM OF THOUSAND FL0WERS-For beau
ID nfying the complexion, curing diseases of the
skin, &C., &c. Just received and for sale by
aprill6 It. IL. MORRIS Druggist
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VIM. BALL,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.

s street. Shreveport,
Would call the attention of ply
sicians, planters, country dealers
and the public generally to his
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F. MULHAUPT,
Sash, D00r and Blind Factory.

- Corner of Cotton street and Texas road
it, The undersigned, having erected commodi-
Gus factory, and procured machinery, embracing all
the late improvements, are prepared to execute
any orders in their line, the shortest notice. and on
the most reasonable terms. They will make to order
any description Sash, Doors, Blinds, sc. Will also
keep hand all sizes of moudngs etc. etc. All or
ders from the country punctually attended, to.
January "a. 1855 F. MULHAUPT
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T. H. NORRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.

Texas street, Shreveport, La.
Has constantly on hand, a large
and general assortment of
Z e 9 RI
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Bacon. Tobacco, &c.
'NN CONSfG N MENT-40 boxes fine tobacco
~ 30 casks prime cleaesides;
l2,0U0 cigars, of various qualities;
10 bbls sugar;
10 boxes tumbiers. Received and for sale by
w. c. TRABUE, Auct'r and
novl5 Commission Merchant
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PRoF. s. BERNARD's
Male and Female Institute.

fRoF. BERNARD, latefrom franklin College,
Louisiana, and since principal of an Insti-
s tuition Of Learning in the same State,
T respectfully informs his friends in Shreve-
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J. A. LUM d Co.'S
New Orleans Carriage Warehouse,

Harness, Whips, and Coach Trimmings, all of which
we will sell very cheap for cash good city paper.
Planters, Livery Stable Keepers, and all Others wish
ing to purchase any thing in the above line will 6ndt
to their advantage to call at our Carriage Warehouse
lib Gravier and IS Union streets, opposite the St.
Charles Hotel. [april A. 1855 ia. LUM & Co.
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PlCES-Cloves, aspice, mace. nutmegs. CHINA
~ mon, casSla, ginger, mustard, black pepper and
every description off avoring extracts for sale bv
my30 VIM p,i
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Drugs and Medicines.

He returns his sincere thanks to
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DRUGS. MEDICINES,

Surgical and Dental instruments;
pnra p,topt Medicines.
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CONGRESS WATER, Seidetz powders. Rn,Ior,s
~ tasteless seidetz pc wders; Tarrants apperient.
Htnrys cacined magnesa; cream tartar artarc acid.
lime juices sup carb soda; citrc acid carb: ammonia
fresh hops; Jafaaica ginger, ETC., for sale by
my30 WIN pA1r
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" lSlflNG Cards, card cases, drawing paper, Brls
toi bohrds, drawing pencils, mono chromatc
board, water coors, ladies' fine pearl cnamelIed work
boxes. cabasses, -foos, dressing cases. desks etc.
Tor sale at lml2 VIM BALLS Drup store
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{ NUNS OF superior quality, and of various sizes.
VI for sale cheap by VIM c. TRABUE,
sep3 Texas street
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For Sale,

fOT sale,
- TX | Bugeies. by
~ aprill6-tf WHITE, SMITH & BALD WIN |
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-11

Like The breath ofihe Idly, SO swee, and
so silly, do smiles of kindness make the
heart glad. FraiI is the flower. yet great is
her power. 10 cheer the lonely and soo,h the
sad. The smiles Of beauly; TO do full duty,
should beam on the sinful. the sick. the dis
,ressed; nor all their brightness be poured M
'he ligh,ness Of buuerAy's sparkling cres
and hollow breast, .,..,,
The voice Of sweetness Is nusic's com
pleieness. wllen words of Kindness. By beau.
,y spoken, breathe hope TO the sishii @
peace TO The dying, and faith 10 The hears by
misfortune broken. No. in halls OF spen.
dor, where praise attends her, mid whisper
ings tender. does her voice sound sweetest
10 heaven above; the "sphere Of woman.'
more angelic than human, is The circle Of
Charity, Faith and Love. r., How swee, Il
sounds TO The heavens above-Charily Faith
and Love - Sdndusky Register. "'." .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-11

DIMENSIONS OF AMERICAN LAKEs.--The
la,esi 'messuremen, Of our fresh water sea,
is az follows, n egi, ,.e,
The grea,es, length Of Lake Superior Is
435 miles; lhe creates. breadth is 100 miles;
mean depth 988 fee.; elevation 587 feet,
area $4,000 square miles. J f IGn
The greatest length Of Lake Michigan 1.
$50 miles; Tvs greatest breadth ia l08 miles;
mean depth 900 teeg elevation 5a7 leet
area $4,000 square rniles. = Z 6 Z y +
The greatest length Of Lake Huron is 800
miles; i,s grealesE breadth Is 100 miles;
mean dewh 800 feet; elevation GA feet;
aiea 30 600 square miles
The creates, length Of Lake Erie is $50
miles; lie greatest breadth is 800 miles; iis
mean drp,h 10 l84 feet; elevation 555 feet;
area s, 6,000square miles, sa IN .ea5 =,
The gresiesl length of Lake Ontario is
1870 miles; iis creates, breadth is 900 miles;
i,s mean depth is 500 feet; elevation l6l
feet; areu 5000 square miles. ic'ol9
The tolal length Of all five lakes Ia, 1856
miles, covering m area altogether Of up.
ward OF 10000 miles. ,'d
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-11

MARRIAGES ExrRAoRDMARY.---In In Brack-
en- county. Kentucky, Esquire Schoolfsld
recently united in marriage, a boy eyed
seventeen years. weight ssrentv pounds, TO q
lady eyed tweniy one years, and weighing
one hundred and fly pounds. j s'f3 7
lin The same house, u. ano,her time by
another magistrate, The father Of the afore.
said youthful bridegroom, was married to =
younger sis,er Of The fat bride, The old
man was sixIv.iiye and the girl seventeen
years old. is,h e'li voJ od. jI8 5 5t
T Tie boy husbandb bro,berin.law to his
father, and me old mans wife is step mother
TO her broIher,ln-law.
The house where these mortgages occur.
red Is ll,,le cabin CONSTRUCTED OF round
logs, and lOcaiediu deep hollow between
two lofty hills, whereibe sun "a visible only
four hours during each day.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-11

PRsTEsrANTs IN AUSTRIA According lo
cerain s,ailsiical data which have recently
been published, we find that the number Of
Pro,eslanls Of the HslvelIc and Augsburg
confession In lhe Austrian emnirer amoun,s
10 $3.50 600, whilst the number Of those
who belong 10 the old Greek confession
amounts TO 3,i62, 900; and ihe number Of
Uniiarians amounts TO $4,000. II follows.
lterefore. Iha. nearly one sixih pasl Of the
population Of The Austrian monarchy con.
sisis Of non.Calhullcs. ,t4n
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iMatnfAet Amass,. tHs chllI .IsDI4ss.:

MARRtAeE AMONG fHE Chill INDrANs.-- ~
Geuetaiiy SheL young mon, makes up HIS
mind 10 mary. he first goes TO his various
friends fof Assistance TO carry ou. his pro-
ject. II He be podE each or Them. accord.
ing 10 his means, offers to make contribu.
zion towards the expenses; one gives fat
OK; ano,ber d horse; third pair orsilver
spurs. "A moonless nigh, is selected; and o
rehdezvous named. Atihe appointed time
ihe lover and his friends, all well moun,ed.
conRregats 3as agreed. Cautiously and In
silence they approach and surround the
residence, Of The bride. The bridegroom
seeks out the resting place 'ofahe fOir one;
and she, az ii duty bound, screams far pro.
lection. lumedia,ely tremendous row
commences. The women spring up en-
nsasse, and arming themselyes with clubs
stones and missiles OF all kinds. rush 10 lhe
defense Of The disIressed maiden. Ilris o
poin. OF honor with the bride 10 resist and
struggle, however willing she may be, until
she impa,ien. bridegroom. ,brooking no Dc.
lay. seizesl her by The hair or BY the heel.
as may be- mos, convenient and drags her
along tho ground toward lhc open door
Ooce. fairly onside heisprines 40 The saddle,
sill grssping : his siresEine captive, whom
he polls over. his horses bRck, and yelling
foy,hl q swhocp Of triumph. he sisr,s or al
full galIpp. The friends rally soul, sill iol-
lowed BY The wrn,hful imprecaiinns Of the
outraged mauons. and follow ia lhe track Of
The tugiIives. Gaiuing The woods, The low.
er dasbes into The ,analed ,hickels. while
the friends considerably pause upon the
outskirts un,jl tho ecrepnis OF The bride have
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-11

POPULATION OF ST.. LouIs "A census oI
Saint Louis hdsjus, been completed which
the lo'elligencer says gives as The ,olal pop.
ulation Of the city Of the presen, time, one
hundred and twenty-five thousand TWO hun
dred and fiiiy-iwo. or ,hpsp, 122,a ,a6z
1i9054 are white, 5000 colored, and i,53s
slaves; 59.757 are males. and 55.868 fe.
males. The INCREASE Of our population
since 1850, is abou, thirty ,housand-beinl
ratio Of Eve thousand per annum. The
number Of manufacturing Establishments |,
COL and The capital inveslediberein amounts
ioiSe, ,558,7Q0. The lo.al number Of houses
i4,3il. .s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-11

This is as near as we can recolleoi the re-
suit, and we believe is very nearly correct.
AT all events there were but 43 votes cast
in opposition to Wade. After the result
was announced, motion was made to de-
clare the nomination unanimous, which
motion prevailed. with but t'Odi dissenting
voices, A resolution then prevailed to pro-
ceed 70 tbesIection q United s tates sena.
tor to-day ats O'Clock. IA joint resolution
win be introduced in the Senate this morn.
ling tothat effect. So that iafer this eve
ming Legislators need give themselves no
concern on the subject. r,,i - ~ .l,,' ?
la Teai X tsse EXTRA sessIoN, 5i.8s \
The subject Of holding an adjourned ses-
sion Of the Legislature next winter was
thoroughly discussed in caucus II was
the almost unanimous opinion Of Che most
experienced, and the ablest members oi
both branches thatan adjourned session was
la5soiatsly nscDssary. There are but two
ways Of atoidihgit. I. By continuing the
present session to the middle Of August, OF
ed. By neglecting altogetherthe most i'm.
portautduties devolvinguponus. Wehsys
not now time to speak If these III aeiail
lbnt Hnl take OCCASION 20 do % at some fu-
turs time. It's thought that the present
session; win be hroughttO close about the
latter part of.Marcb, when weawill adjourn
Ito meet again in December, making our IA
Ijourned session . very short one -lastinf
probably q month or siz weeks,