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cows heers, and heer-eayes 20 bulls and bulI-oalyes
me iemAes averaged nearly $4l5 each the average Of
INC males e over 1916 average Of the whole n head
@hacuoh over $500. The prices extraordinary the
average prices never having besu eqnaed except in the
eases o. the herds OF Charles and Robert Ceilings and
Lofd Duce The papers state that several Of the best
mails were bought for America and notice by the list
81 purchasers that Mr. Thorne OF Duchess county bought
Amaranth seyenyear old red for $780, and year
ing heller from Amaranth for $750 also Blouzslind
old heifer for $500"
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DARAGOy UwRRELTlAS-TODD n CO. hav we'd N
invoice celebrated smbran unrvaed
Hahaess strength nnd durability Gentlemen invited call
and look
May 2i-Ndhe o3M
umuEs uATs-ToDo a co. daily receiving large sd-
n dion their stock 81 suitable for the
They would particularly invite me attention o. parchsse 20 heir
kinds n veuuatng
straw Manufacture, entirely
May 9f-3dk e0imf
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General Agency.

w MeKNEW afe poorssper q me Rouse q Repveepta
IN United Hfaes, undertake, win
uement caa before
psnts ard Other bushes. requiring ~
~ government
he viii ao the sale and purchase ~ real paying
houses SC, IN this and CeorrrFo~n.
ho he sss and purchsse of farms and iaads the adnina
Sfpes of Maryland and Virginia.
Conveyaocra copying every description
deNpacn.
Ha commissions VII Be moderate, and sH business eonhdsd 10
his care viii - fatFnfafy and promptly AMENDED -.
he members whom he
81 ~ at capacity foe the o. Wash
ington generaly.
Once Jsck-on Han, peunsyivaua
May I-e0lm
no pIRLTCThe undertaking business herrtoagre
red by James " Harvey be continued W his
esores Harvey roher my huhsnd)
eoaduct sad husnss and fully s"sozed
. the prepsisse,
posnc may every attention wH bs given
business formerly.
Fuuersl susndsa 10 a Day snd nsght
MARIA ". HARVEY.
Al seventh
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ARnAaEDDoN LEcrUnEs.

THE United States subject Bible prophecy
conflict Of monarchy ana democracy America add Eaape
the OF Amageddon Tuesday Wednesday, and Friday
nights in old Trinity church. City Hail. Mesr Pills and
BALDWIN, lecturers. Lectures free.
81 --daY
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MRS GAINES AT MnPms.-This distinguished lady, on
her way from New Orleans to New York. arriving at Mem
ph formerly the place Of her husbands residence
ceVed complimentary letters from several Of the most
eminent elzens aud from the leading members Of the bar
congratuang her the result of her heroc struggles
against every adverse circumstance and the vim
deaon OF her rights after contest Of than twenty
years" Mrs Gainess replies these letters highly
characteristic Of her a woman, WIFE and a mother
Observation-Disclosures Corwn appeared in court in
Cincinnati on the 22d inst for the first time since the aec
dent OF last winter, by which his thigh dislocaed
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Cotton-Rehardson, Spence, & Co. report on the eve
ming OF the l3th cotton dull and unchanged, the Acas
news having had effect; holders however holding
back for higher prices The sales of Monday and Tuesday
10000 bales of which $500 speculation and
900 for export Quotations the per Canada
report dated Wednesday afternoon 4h inst states the
estimated sales of that day at 5000 bales the market
closing dull.
The Manchester market was dull.
BreadstuIs-For -four prices were rife lower, with
very little speculative demand western canal quoted
at 32s. 3is Cd, and good Ohio and straight Baltimore
35s 37s Wheat also trie lower, with little spec
ulatve demand red 9s 3d. los 4d white o. 3D. lis.
3D. White scarce, and had advanced Id. per
quarter, while mixed and yellow had declined Sd.
The provision market without change of import
ance.
LoEDoN Wednesday noon-Consos for account are
at 93a 93s and for money 93s 934.
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Two YoUNG LADIES DRowSED-The Harrisonburg (Va)
Democrat states that two young ladies' Miss Zger and
Miss Toppn aged and a. daughters of Samuel Zigler
and John Toppin, while crossing the Shenandoah
river at TimberViIe in that county, on the 18th instant
fell in and drowned
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DEMOCRATIC NKFTTSG.-A nesting Of citizens op-
posed 70 the know nothing rule win be held on Wednes-
day evening" the 2sth inst, the German Hall" llth
street. between and The proceedings will be
conducted in the German language and speeches 10 Eng
lsh and German will be made by the Hon Mr. Florence
from Pennsylvania Ex-Governor Brown from Mississippi
Mr.. Davidson from louisiana Mr.. s A. Smith from Ten
nesses and other gentlemen. Friends Of liberty justice
THE COMMITTEE.
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BALTIMORE, April is, 1856.
undersigned
land, being daily OF letters Of the
making Lottery schemes which
Hooded aud which decided
The Maryland Consolidated takes
all such of public
purong be decided the Maryland drawings frauds
who
70 be sole for The grand lotteries Of
Cleveland ohio,
neither e mar
dm injury Cleveland, ohio
they
frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE, Of this city, drawing
Maryland oeresthe business
T. FRANCE Co., and they sole
OF Baltimore There forty licensed
Maryland who derive him.
this Office sell tickets in the Maryland ateries
ID. H. McPHAiL,
Commissioner Of Lotteries for State Of Maryland
An p-9m dxco
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l.. J. Middleton,
Dealer n Ice.
oniee aud depot southwest corner r and i2th
Feb 27-dGmif .a
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SUICIDE IN NoRFoLK.-Mr. John W. Staples, lumber in
specor of the navyyard hung himself Friday morning
last in the timber shed of the yard His mind supposed
have been deanged by attack of water on the brain
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First Assistant Postmaster General.
postmaster, Ellicottsvile, Cattaraugus county, n X
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LUHS earefmfIy prrae veds-TODD CO. will receive
dsposi,s furs. per
cenisre SALES
room under Rrowns hotel, End.
May af-7euf
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G EN- RAJ N a. w y j..

COSTLY BALANcE,-England (says the Boston POST
pretends to have lost by the only 457 officers and
soldiers The French loss 10000 least Count Orlon
admits that the Russian loss is 100000 Add the Turkish
and Sandman losses, &c. and the whole may be some
thing short of million of men. What's that to the com
fort of seeing the balance of power nicely adjusted
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15

HALIFAX, Jan. 8.--The Canada arrived
this morning with regular dates. The
news is simply conlirmatory Of The pre-.
vious. q" 'i''F' .-'''
q The Canada lcf, Liverpool o, 10 o'clock
on the morning Of the 24.h ulI., and had a
most bois,erous passage. a.. s
The Austrian uiima,um, after modifca-
lions, has received tho join, approval o:
England. France. and Austria before Il was
sent 10 81. Pe,ersburgh. Nothing further
known. US is terms arc KEEP, profound SO.
crei. gg EH ..sa- E-
PARIs.-Ths Moni,eur publishes the
treaty between Sweden, france and Eng
land. lis provisions are exceedingly swin.
gent. ltdecases that The treaty now con-
cluded is TO prevent every complication oi
nature 10 disturb The balance Ct European
power. and binds Sweden no, to cede TO
Russia, nor exchange with her, nor sllow
her TO occupy any territory by righ, Of pas.
,ursge or fishing grounds on the coas. Of
Sweden OF Norway. "a. a-i
]. will reject any Russian prelensions 10
exercise such right, and also TO Immediately
inform The allies Of any proposition from
Russia, touching said matters,
The allies on their pan engage TO pro-
vide Sweden with sufficient naval military
fcrce, to resist all claims and aggressions Of
Russia, A secre, clause is appended 10 tho
treaty, providing for Sweden eventually
,akil q the field ngoins, Russia. se Pa.
A Vienna correspondence in,ima,es that
Austria has declined an invitation from
Prussia 10 Join her in The Pacific intervention,
Il Is also reported .ha, Napoleon has recall
cd The invitation 10 Prussia. 10 open nego.
,iu,ions: bu, ,ha, last November Count Buol
in Aus.rio, invited the Western powers to
open a. Paris, Tho peace conference Of vi
emma, recommending that The guarantees be
maintained as the basis OF the negotiations
with The modification Of ll.al respecting The
Russian dominion in the Block Sea.
Russia had moi replied, but would send q
representative 10 The conference.
II Is asserted that the Swedish Ambassa
dor formally announced that Sweden ad
heres TO The allies Interpretation Of the fou
points; also. tina, Count S.ackelborg la
brough, 10 Vienna the Russian proposal fo
peace different from the allies, but this il
doubtful. -r-~a e-r, 81
The English government, is said 10 hav.
demanded un explanation from The court o
Vienna, as 10 lis intention in reducing III,
Ausirianarmy! si7dN 6@N i42.' "a ~ ?.
The Daily News savs the moiorily Of lht
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Arrival Of the Arago.

NEw YoRK. Jan. g. The Steamship Ar.
ago ha arrived. wilh London da,esto Dec
10. Sue saiied from iIasre on .he same
day. With eco passengers, and cargo VAL
'ued at owe, $4,000, ,OOC.
The s,esmship Canada arrived al Liver
pool from Bus,on op The l6lh, and the
Washington from New York, reached
Southampton on the i7.h.
Thc london I)nily News nffirms thai
Sweden has ratified treaty with England
and Ftnhes. The allied powers guarantees
the territorial integrity Of Sweden, and the
latter engages not 10 ALLEVIATE any par, of hcr
territory TO Russia.
Rumors OF pence are sill abundant in
Frnncs and England.
Count Es,erhazy LEI, Vienna for 81. Pc.
tersburgh on The l6,h ult., with imPorsan,
dispatches, con.airirg propositions for a
ppci6ca,ior. |, is s,aled thot if the Gar
refuses their acceptance, Austria will with
draw her Ambassador from 81. Peiersburgh.
Both the London News and Times ex.
press strong doubts Of acceptance Of these
propositions BY the Car. dAa a..-. i.
The instructions given 10 Prince Esierha.
zy are 10 return immediately in the eveh, 81
the Cars refusal 70 negotiate. The diff.
Guilty which existed between England and
France. relative 10 the conditions on which
peace should be made. have been arranged
through the efforts Of The King Of Sardinia
The surrender Of Kars 10 the Russians Il
confirmed, nine Pachas. together with Gen
Williams, and l6. 900 troops have beeR 10
ken prisoners. Among the ammuni,ioDs o
war captured, are lso field pieces. some o
which are very heavy guns.
The Russian General Bebu,of, has esiab
lished his head quarters ar KuIars, and In
tands shouly 10 resume his offensive opera
lions ngainsi Anakia and redoub, Kale. Hi
army is abundun,ly supplied with ptovis
ions BY the Armenians. The deflss be
tween Kars and Eizroni ore held BY tb
Russians ~ s.a. ST.
The affairs in the Crimea are quiet
Great preparations continue 10 be mad
70, augmen,ing the British Baltic feet, !
anticipation OF operations in the spring.
Contracts have been made In Sweden "a
The French ReeIs and The accompanyin
army. -.,
| The Persian Ambassador arrived q, s
Pe,ersburgh on the 9Th Of December.
/ LIVERPOOL, Dec. lO.-The market IA
Aour Is dull; sules Of Canal 42s. Ohio a.
Whpp, unchanged 10 price; fed whea, llsG
| lis 3d.. whi,e l2s0i2s 3D.. Corn bul liml
speculative demand. ~
4 The stormy weather checked the marke
Mdrke, for Beef and Pork quiet. i'' 3a'fi
Consols OF 83S sUss gfi hr,,s
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Literary Notices.

o. The Knickerbockcr," for January, has
been received, It is a. very readable No..
rs are all the Knick's. Tie Editors Ia
ble" is decidedly ''ricA." .,eplij 70
1--WE have received, Also the "Youth's
'rasket," fpr January. Much instruction
is contained within the "Casket" just suited
to the tastes of young readers. Published
by Eff. Readle, Buffalo, NJ "a *'
The publishers Of "Greeley's Almanac
for 1856" have sent us copy Of this ster.
ling and standard work. It has a list of the
present members of Congress, the executive
n history of Kansas territory the war in the
East, laws of the U. S. for 1856, stats.
tics Of election returns, &c. Price twelve
and half cents, or one dollar per dozen.
>, The "Ohio Cultivator," for January, has
reached us. Mr.. S. D. Harris is announced
as editor and proprietor. Mr.. and Mrs
i'ateham will continue to contribute 10 it
.Psss9' . io'' ~, [" mS'ner 10 also enls.
'ea as a. correspondent ana ne VIII inrnisl
ase,'es oI original papers emp embracing th' N
ayrlcu'.ural interest as re- related 70 the MN
eraL t0pographloal ana geological features
o' me coun'ryi and Wih analyac some 0
the popdlur scientific humbugs Of the day.
b ine ou'usa'sr s III snoaia ~ oe y ~ tne g nanas m
every 'a'me' III on'0' ei1ms' S'oo Pc
Auuu' sf5 20, .ah s'.!e ah,ar ate !.
DM'lsso lA1l0nlpAts.','sS al, cai, 'ne = ~
s'h',0n o. OUT reacefS ~ 70 'ne suver',semen
.: 'De rofe'sn ne,'c"' ruU,'snea y Z
sco.' s9sa' = = -, Few A ".'tau peoP''
know Hfaoou. mem ana ! mere arelap9
who desire TO know more mar. 'neyi 40 a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15

The LAST FAST PaRss. The New York
Timea has long description ol ihe ins-
mense manufacturing esIabIishoAn, Of Hos
& Co, New York, the crlebrmed ulanufac~
,un RS Of the LAS. Fasl" Rotary. Printing
Press. The Times says:
"The eIph,cyIinder press, which iake. The
name OF lightning" IA the rarest pieee OF
wrrkma anshio 10 the es,ablishmeni. .hht iss TO
say. tho cAll for these auclss 10 Of e,char'
acter 80 limited, In consequences cl tho
small number OF papers which require the
tastes. presses. thai The manufacture Is con-
fined 10 few specimens. The Messra. Hoe
hive constructed ihree Of The largest sizcd
eigh, cylinder presses. 'hree Of the six cyl.
indcr kind, seventeen Of the lour cylinder.
and large one ID about 70 be constructed
for newspaper eGablishmeM IN Manches'
tor England" - r34 - assS y8stT
There is one feature abou, the establish.
men, which IS worthy oI imitation, in every
large manufacturing es,sblishms sal. ag
"On the upper foUr is 4 comfortable
apartment. 6,.ed up with desks and benchos
end lighted with gas, Intended for 9 school
for The boys employed in The establishment.
Here, on wn,er evenings when days work
is over, and the boys sro fed and washed,
an1 panly rested, hey have q chance fos
learning. A compeienl teacher is emplt!>
ed to inslruct them; they receive q knowl.
edge OF The rudimen,s Of English education
and, occasionally, ara entertained by lee
lures and discourses on scientific subjects
Forty boys is The ,verege number in attend
ance here. The tuition is wholly free 10
them; the members OF the firm putting
themselves 10 C S, FOR the hire Of teachers.
and use Of lights and books. his an nd
mrable institution.
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sousE.

E"
Speaker : Nelson H. Van Worries, oi
CIerk-Jas. s. Robinson, of Hardin. f
lst Assistant--W. 9. Howells, Of Ashta
'bula.
I'd do, g. W. Hail. of Delaware,
Sergeant, at ArmsT-N. N. Brent, of Nor
gan q
Ist Assistant-H A. Hamilton, Of Green
Cd do. A: e. Barber, Of Seneca
Everything in caucus passed off harmo.
niously, and with the best of feeling
Among the Clerks, we observe The names o
four editors, at least, viz: Bascom, of tht
State Journal; Robinson, Of the Hardin Re
publican; Foreman, Of the Wooster Repub
iican; and Howells, Of the Ashtabula Sen
tinel. Prior to the nomination, the mem
| bers were most essentially bored by the nu
merous applicants for office. To avoid The
earnest entreaties Of these patriots, we made
trip to Cincinnati, on Friday, and returned
on Saturday, Just in time to attend the eau
GUS; A resolution was adopted, endorsing
the action OF our Representatives in Con
gress. The only anti-administralion mem
bers voting against it, were M'Farland, o
Scioto, and Hutchinson Of Madison. They
are the youngest men in the Legislature
and were elected rather as Americans thar
as Republicans. Hutchinson is a Trimblt
man.
We are now all ready to organize, and g
to work without delay; and It seems to b
the general impression that we are to hayi
short and laborious session. The mem
bers appear to be intelligent. active, busi
ness men; and, unless we are deceived b,
appearances, it will be considered the ables
body of men sent here since 1916. The.
are nearly all inexperienced, however. an,
may not take hold Of the work as readily a
may be expected. But Of this, more here
after. y ~ '''1' '7''" W. ~ 2t'
The delegates to the Democratic Conyen
ton are beginning to arrive. We anticipat
lively time to morrow. If the Conventio
adiourns without one or two knock downs
we shall be disappointed. The Hamilto
[ Democracy are at loggerheads again, an
will probably furnish two delegations Lon
NEBRASKA, the other "-Anti" They hay
already done some kicking and striking i
Cincinnati, and We suppose they will fnis
The fight here. 3" p 'a ~. " -
/ We have waded through the President
Message Three -fourths Of that documer
would answer very we'll as "news-;terns.
in country newspapers, ifthe news wei
a 4 j i 4 f. n . n A
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15

DRowNRD.--A young man named George
Linn, only 90 years old, who had been al.
rested for horse stealing ia Belpre, Wssh.
ingiOn county, on Wednesdav,t 18th. while
on his way 10 prison in charge ofun officer
jumped ou. Of The Jerry boa, on the Muskln.
gum river, opposite Marietta, and wa.
Jrowned. 9Thiswas his frs, offence, and
as ho wns heard TO declare several lines thai
he would never be .aken TO prison alive, /,
u supposed ;hal his determination was ,u
commit suicide
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15

The GovERSoR's MEssAes We shall
endcavor to lay portion Of this ponderous
document before our readers in our next
issue--not deemingi h advisable to indict i
all at once. tits verylong; occupying some
eight columns ia the State Journal, and
contains many hSavy tables Of statistics, ~
The Governor sprinkles '"the ashes Of An
drew Jackson" over himself, in the closing
paragraph, in quite a, beauti 'ul and touching
manner.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15

Ten dollar counterfeit bills on The Mer-
chants Bank Of New Haven, are in circu-
lation. Seven hundred dollars worth were
sent to banking house in New York last
Saturday, from Portsmouth, Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15


The Legislature. whose qUibt CigdnlzstloW
We recoid lo,dey, Is one ibaI Will long bs
remembered-for veal, or iof wc--in the
State or Ohio. SO destructive have been
The steps lakea by the lase dominant party in
this SIa.e, so fatal 10 Tvs bes, interests, shat
,he people have risen en- musss, ana sent en
almost entire body oi new rulers " remedy
the past and provide fpf The future.
The omens so Car are favorable. The
spiri, Of parry Is comparatively iulled. AN
conceje the necessity Of prcmpt and etil.
eiep, actiOn. Tsxa.ion has passed . syno.
nym for rent, Capital. so important a de.
sidera,um for new S.ae, has been hunted
down MS double headed hydra. which ihso
ne,c conssiit.tioa was des,ined 20 s,rangle.
Evety yagary ,ha. could be warmed into
| lie. IN the no, beds OF large Guy, whoss
"foreisn Imports" mude hthe Babel OF the
S,n,e, has been inocula,ed 10 iis system. IL
is one thing. however, 70 concede the ncces.
si,y OF relorm--a much more dltiiculi task
10 effect il. Quite On easy matter is u 70
pull down;-a very different mater 10 build
up. .sfe5ryss sse. TO -. ,s.s9
With the best exeTlions, therefore, Of any
body of men, however abe and homes. they
may be. reform mus. be Of moderate growth.
The "New Constitution" itself ihsetposes
formidable difficulties. These can be rem
edied pnspecdvely--no, immediately
Pullia,ives Inay ease the pa,isn. whose ma
live vigor has enabled 10 survive every arti.
6c that demngoguism could invent and cor
rup,ion pu, in practice. The. very thouRh'
,ha, ga better ,ims islconing" will carry Q
nan ,hrough the s,erness wiAsssa agys
lie, us, then. wal. with all due Pes'erce
for ,he muel, needed relief. The ago u'
miracles, bs remembered has passed.
What can be done. will DO done, with due
prompi,ude. caro- and eficiency.--O. 5
Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15

The Bank Of Kapawha, at Maiden, is not
broke yet We would say, however, to
those who bayeany Of it, do not sacrifice It;
and 10 those wholhave none, do not take it,
for it evidently has not the public conf
dence...
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15

The Presidents Message having thrown
us behind time, we are compelled to "double
over this week, in order to get our paper
out in time to meet the mails.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15

A new counterfeit IS bill on the Mer-
chants Bank Of New, Haven, Ct, is in cir
eulation. p Good Judges Of money viii readi-
ly detect them, but those who do not han
die much money had better be cautious.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15


Those evening bells! those even,ns bells
7ailw msny a aleiiheir music tells p. ..a
lIOf Youth, and Home, AMI that sweet lime,
When last heard their soothing chime"
-'' Two fine toned bells have recently beer
hung in the brlfry Of the Catholic Church
in this place. We hope the example set by
his,eongegation willabe followed by 9th
rrs. until we shall have merry, ringing
chime" on every Sabbath morning, "callins
10 duty and to self-denial." There is moth
ing that will produce regularity in the as
sembling Of any congregation, so much al
srgOod-toned bell. We hope each Churcl
will take steps to procure one. '''.'.""
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15

CIerk-W. T. T'ascom, Of Columbus.
lst Acknowledgement Of Wooster.
3D. do. Shaw, Of Brown county.
Sefgeant.at Arms-FaKon, of Lorain. 1
lst Assistant--shirley,o Perry
2d do, Mather. OF Franklin.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15

|hs PuDIIC LEcTU RE.-We are happy TO state
that our suggestions Of a, few weeks since.
inregard to a course Of lectures in Pome-
kroy, during The winter. have been acted up
on. Rev, J. G. BIArR, D. ID IN. D., Pro.
fe sof in the Ohio University. viii deliver
the first Of the series, (which will be con
tiaasd during the winterif sufficient eneoar-
agenentbe given, at the Court House, in
pomeroy. on Saturday evening next, 10th
Inst, at 81 o'clock, p. M. Subjcct-"The
Ultimate OF American liberation He
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-15

Nothing new, Of importanees from Wash
iagtcn. The last ballot that we have re-
caived, stands: Banks. SO; Richardson, 79;
Fuller 80; scattering, 10. Whole number
Of votes, 2Qa;;, necessary to a choice. lo5.