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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-19
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Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, &c. as so
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100 Ohio Life ms. 4 Trust Go! .ai
J y q g stock Cincinnati \! ~ $500 90
a'-ss Jersey city 5i-,s 10000
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NJ Office. is hereby given that the subscriber
~ been appointed an administrator on the
estate Of Jacob HalseX late Of Meigsc ty, de.
ceased, dated at Pomeroy, December 8, / $685..
Jan. l5,Aw3* : WILLIAM HOBART.
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that IS willing to do sap., sst. y so.ion., e

that IS willing to do equal justice to aN portions Of
the country by strict observance q the constHn-
ton and the laws. SIS =
.Resolped, That we will give the nominee Of the
Democratic National Convention for the next Presi-
dent of the United States our hearty support;
and while we have full confidence in President
Pierce, VIC still: have equal confidence in the ability
and willingness of the approaching convention, to
nominate sound, national man.
Resolred, That Gov. Bragg has discharged his du.
ties faithfully and ably, and that are in favor OF
nominating him for reelection.
Resolred That We exhort all freemen who love
and cherish our free institutions and the Union, to
do their utmost to elect sound and national men to
the next General Assembly Of North Carolina, and
to all their exertions to defeat the abhorrd pra.
ciples and purposes of Know Nottingham, which are
inmical to the true interests Of the country, and
calculated to overturn all the we'll established prh
cples of the government and dangerously to excite
the religious feelings of men,.
On motion, the Chairman then appointed 20 del.
egates to the State Convention, whose names are
subjoined II. W. Arlege, r, N. Stinsea, Jas, Page
Jos. Hoover, Jno Fruit, w. r. McMastets, j. Stout
B. F. Hoover Alfred CabincsS, Col. T. NJ Moore, l.
Walton, j. Matftt W. S Hsmlin, l.. D. Cabell w,
McChec, w. W. Virin, Joel lngeld, Jas, Elliott j..
White and r. II. Brown.
On motion, the meeting adjourned,
II, JULIAN, Chm.
W. II. II. CONNER, Scc'y.
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Democratic Meeting in Randolph.

On the 26th of March, the Democrats and anti
Know Nothings Of Randolph, held meeting for the
purpose of appointing delegates to the Democratic
State Convention to be held at Raleigh, on the 10th
April. Howgl Julian, Esq, was called to the Chair,
and DR.. w. h. H. Conner appointed Secretary.
On motion of r. NJ Stinson, the Chairman ap.
pointed committee Of three to draft resolutions.
expressive of the sense Of the meeting, viz: L. NJ.
Stinson, DR.. Alfred Holton, and R. H. brown
- During the absence of the committee, R. P, Dick.
Esq, Of Guilford, addressed the meeting for few
minutes, very ably. -....
: The committee then returned, and submitted the
following resolutions, through R. H. Brown, which
were adopted:
R<solusd, That President Pierce has shown him.
self in the highest sense, worthy of the high Office
with which the people Of the United States have
honered him, by his firm and un6inching adherence
70 the constitution and laws of our common country,
% well - By the wisdom he has displayed in main.
tanning, untarnished the national honor in all con-
troyersies that have arisen with foreign powers and
especially by advocating boldly, in his annual mes
saee 70 Congress- the equal rights Of all the States
of the Union. ~ - lss3 g 80
j. usclred, That We have unabatcd confidence in
Democratic principles, and that Ne now more than
sv consider the only truly national party Is az
eeuntry-ths only united party, and The only part,
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SENATOR REID.-It is our decided conviction that
the honorable body of which Gov. Reid is a member
does not contain a more firm and reliable Democrat,
nor more faithful and devoted patriot than himself
lie has been TRIED and been always found TRUE to
the Constitution and to the rights of the States,
through good report and through evil report" -
The Democracy of North Carolina indebted to
no living man more than to him, for the proud and
lofty position which they now occupy in the esti-
nation of their brethren throughout the Union
His sentiments the great issues that have arisen
or that may hereafter arise in the country, will ever
be unQuestioned and unquestionable.
Wa7renton Neps.
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sblefII. WssFlHl, Il "a. aBringley and Edward Ru9x
ii obedience to the 18th resolution the Chairn1an
sapbointed the following delegates. 70 wit: 81.
HUGH Parks, R. E. Love, Archibald Henderson, u.
c. McConnaughey. John Sloop, Jacob Cornell, Dr..
A. 4. Powe. DR.. A. NJ. Nesbtt, Q. d. Smith, G..
w. Smith, Samuel Reeves, and W. ]. Mtls.
On motion, tho names Of the Chairman and Sec'
retaries were added to each list. sE.| T.
On motion, it was
Resolee,l, That the proceedings Of this meeting
tbs published IN the Republican Banner and North
Carolina Standard, and ether Democratic papers In
the State, be requested 10 eepy,
On Metteh the meeting adjourned,
WILLIAM 4, WALTON, CAairma"
LEeNlBAs iNewN, I ssss.aries
OBAplAH WeeNseN {
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Mr. FILMoRE-A Washington letter to the New
York Courier says that the latest advcse received
from Mr.. Fillmore in this country, were dated at
Rome, in the month of FEBRUARY. He was then about
to depart for Naples and from that port would de-
part for Alexandria, in Egypt. The Ex-President,
would probably proceed from that place to Cairo
and the Pyramids, and might thence continue his
excursion to Jerusalem. II he sat out on his tour
by the middle of February, it is expected that he
would reach Trieste upon his return, from the mid
die of April to the first of May. 1t is not unlikely,
therefore, that the first information of his nomination
will reach Mr.. Fillmore on his return to Europe,
and Of consequence that he will bring his response
to it in person.
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NeWoSpF1uS anu summer Goods for 1SSc
TEHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RETURNED pRov
New York, and is receiving the largest and n't
complete assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE nv INV
GOODS he ever had the pleasure of offering to his num
Gus friends and customers Introducing all the pEcrr
STYLES, Caicoes. Gnghams Lawns, Musns, Challes m
rage De Lanes, Figured and Plain Berages and Tissues
Six and Straw Bonnets, Silk Mantilas and Parisos
No use to talk for have got them. Come and look
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.-I have fine assortment, n
Cotton, Linen and WOODEN Goods of all kinds Give as
call ii you want new, cheap, and good Goods Hats
CLOTHING. AADn
Talk about this and that man selling goods nj e,
Why customer stop and think and ponder well before von
step am not selling you old goods nor tme-worn or Shelf
rubbed remnants; but am offering you NEW GOODS
bought in New York s0itin the days. and viii
se you COOP Goods Just as cheap as any this City,
then quit me. -
Call Sd door above R. Smiths corner or one door abvs
Evans and Cookies and opposite C. W. D. Hutcbng,s Sad
die and Harness Mandatory, Fayetteville Street
ALEXANDER CREECN
Raleigh, March a. 1885, HIN
q Star, Christian Advocate, Spirit Of the Age auv
times, O. ~
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MoRMoNs BENT ON HEAvEN.-In a letter dated at
Washington, Jan. IA, 1856, the Hon. Amelia NJ.
Murray, whose book has just been published, writes:
Last night saw very interesting set of draw
ngs Of California and the Rocky Mountains, belong
ings to gentleman who has been much in the far
west. He confirmed my deductions about the Nor
mon domestic polity, having frequently conversed
with the women of that State. The ladies are not
shut up in dleness like those of eastern harems, but
live happily together because they are too busy to
quarrel. One woman told him-'We agree well !;
sister Dolly has the cows sister Jenny the children
sister Betty the kitchen, and so on-a have plenty
to do, and our husband is bound by law to support
and take equal care of us-and then We are so hell
bent ON Heaven. !! "-pp. 179.
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SOMETHING NEW

TOHNS & TERRELL BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
- the citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country
that they now receiving and opening at their new b
we'll selected stock of staple and domestic goods together
with large stock of fashionable hats, Shoes boots hard
and hollow ware, &c. &C.
Also large assortment of family groceries, consisting
in part of Java, Lagure and Rio Coffee Loaf crushed
powdered and Orleans Sugars, Moasses Rice Teas Bacon
Lard, Butter, Eggs, Flour. Meal &c. Also quantity Of
Sperm, adamantine and taow Candles Raisins and Can
dies; Snuff, Chewing and Smoking Tobscco; Glass and
Stone ware, China ware and many other articles too nu
merous to mention They will keep constantly on hand
large and fresh supply of family groceries, which they will
sell at the lowest prices
Country produce, at the highest cash prices will be taken
in exchange for goods.
Having procured the services of Mr.. David Lewis
clerk whose business qualities generally known they
feel confident that they will be favored with liberal share
of patronage.
~5ss., j. B. JOHNS
J. J. TERRELL.
March %, 1885, 37-f
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Democratic Meeting in Hertford.

On Monday, oath of March, 1856, Git being Supe.
rior Court week. portion of the Democracy of
Hartford County met, at the Court House, in the
town of Winton, when DR.. G. G. Moore called
to the Chair, and Abner j. Perry appointed Secre-
tary.
The Chairman, in few remarks, explained the
object of the meeting when, on motion, = committee
of five, consisting of j. W. Moore, Col. P Jordan,
A. Thomas, Capt E. d. Britt and Col. Charles Vann
appointed by the Chair draft resolutions for
the consideration Of the meeting.
The committee having retired, and j. P. Jordan
being present, was invited to address the meeting,
which he did in a neat and forcble manner. After
which, the committee. appeared, and through their
Chairman reported the following preamble and res
olutions, which were read, and unanimously adop.
ted:
WHEREAS, The State of North Carolina elects o
Governor this year, and the people of the United
States President Therefore be it
Resolced, That the Chairman of this meeting ap-
point three delegates from each Captains district TO
represent this county in the Conventions, which
to assemble at Gainesville and Raleigh
Resolced, That we most unhestatingly endorse
the present national administration, for its fearless
support of the constitution, the Nebraska law, and
the rights of the South in general.
Resolced, That we fully endorse the Hon. Thomas
Braggs administration and that he is first choice
for Governor of this State.
Resolred, That the Democracy Of the national
House Of Representatives deserve our warmest adj
miration, for their tue devotion to our principles,
and the safety of our country.
Resolred That these resolutions be published in
the North Carolina Standard and Democratic Pho
necr.
The Chairman, in accordance with the LIST reso-
luton, appointed W. w. Mitchell, A. Thomas, Col.
p Jordan, Jos. Smith, Jas. Howell, A. W. Darden,
R. B. Cobb, w. 4. Bynum, Wm Dunning, L. d.
Vann, G. II. Mitchell, P. Carter, j. Vann, A. G.
Vann, delegates to the District Convention to meet
at Gainesville; and Uriah Vaughan, R. H. Worthing$
lin Jas. jordan. H. G. Trader and J. W. Barnes to
the State Convention to meet in Raleigh.
After which the meeting adjourned.
G. G. MOORE, Chm.
ARNER T PERRY Sec'v
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ABNER j. PERRY, Sec'y.

PoL1T1cs AND THE CLERGY.-The history of the
past admonishes us of evil Of no ordinary char.
acter. We allude to the practice of introducing the
names of the Reoerend Mr. This or That to give
ton to political opinion and force to the appeals of
party. All clergymen who enter the political arena,
are stripped, for the time of all protection which
the saccrdotal garment can bestow, and must ex-
pect to receive the political lash upon their bare
backs. The Rev. Mr. G. cannot expect to retain the
"rabbi of clergyman, while he assumes the att-
tude and cnacts the character Of party contestant
The notion that Clergyman's opinion in political
matters is any wiser more honest than other peo
pies, is very great absurdity. On the contrary,
it becomes the subject Of just suspicion. A cove
nanted servant of the Cross is less to be believed in
party strife, because he has broken that covenant
which, of all others, is the most binding.
We recollect case bearing on this matter which
occurred in New Hampshire. A Clergyman was
accused Of stealing sheep from his neighbor flock.
The plea of not guilty was followed by speech
from Lawyer, who was the Reverend gentlemans
own son. "What!' said the pleader, "My Father,
preacher of the everlasting gospel, tell LIEF" The
judge stopped him, and very properly we think. =
Clergymen certainly tell no lies when they preach
thetruths Of the Gospel. But when they betray
their high trust and become politicians, there is no
knowing what they will do. Common sense assures
us that whether clergyman tell a lie or not de.
ponds upon what he is saying and doing. Com.
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80 u 49,
WAsHNoToN March 20. 1850.
DEAR SlR-I have received and attentiyely perused
the letter which, at the instance Of the President
and Faculty of the University Of Notre Dame du
Lac, you addressed to me tho l4th inst In that
letter they have done the honor to express their
appreciation Of speech of mine in the Senate of
the United States the object of which was to heal
all differences. and amcably to adjust all contro-
VERSES arising out of the existence of slavery in
the United States. Such testimony proceeding from
highly respectable body Of gentlemen retired
from the world, and regarding justly the interests
which belong to another and future state of cxis-
lance as paramount to all others, affords me an in
expressible degree of satisfaction.
Nor is this at all diminished by the fact that we
happen to profess different religious crceds For
have never believed that that of the Catholics was
ant'-Amerlcan and hostile to civil liberty On the
contrary have with great pleasure, and with sim
cere conviction on several public occasions, borne
testimony to my perfect persuasion that Catholics
were as much devoted to civil liberty, and as much
animated by patriotism, as those who belong to the
Protestant creed.
/ am not surprised that, in the seclusion of those
whom you represent, great solicitude should be felt
fo the safety and preservation of that Union which
IS our surest guaranty of peace order, liberty, and
public happiness. hope and believe that dangers
which appeared to threaten it have diminished but
there IS still great occasion for the exercise of spirit
OF concord, mutual concession, and harmony.
request you to present to the President and Fa.
Guilty assurances of my respectful acknowledgements,
and accept yourself those of your respectful and
obedient servant, H. CLAY.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
NHE BUILDING A NEW JAIL IN THE T0WS
OF Wentworth, will be let to the lowest bidder on
hrst day OF May next, the house to be two story bn
building with four rooms the basement story and foul
cells in the second story, to be covered with tu Length
forty feet width thirty feet. Also the building kitchen
and smokehouse of brick The contractor furnish eV
material.
the plan and specifications may be found at the COUNTY
GEO. d. BOYD
GEO. l.. AKIN,
T. T. ROBERTSON, n
J.,C. ROBERTSON, :
, w. NJ ELLINGTON.
Wentworth, March "a, 1856. ss4M
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The grand jury Of Washington city, have refused
TO dnd true bill against Hon Albert Rust forstlik-
ing Horsce Gfeely. Hit him again.
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FOR SALE,
A Beautiful Residence and Valuable
GT0um6N i'm Raleiglh.

THE SUBSCRIBER, INTENDING TO LEAVE THE
State, offers for sale his residence and the contiguous
grounds; fronting 42O feet South street. Immediately
east OF the grounds Of the Executive Mansion and binding
1871 feet on both Wilmington and Blunt streets.
After reservIng all the front on South street by depth
OF 547 feet now occupied by the gardens grove and other
grounds around the dwelling there would be left square
OF 100 IT, by 420 it. through which much used street
might De extended, dividing the ground advantageous!
and giving an increased front of $40 feet which could
laid out into eligible sites for building lots.
WALTER GWYNN
Raleigh, March Is, 1856. ss-4M
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The Rev. DR.. Palmer, of Columbia, has received
second call to accept the pastorate Of the First
Presbyterian church in New Orleans. DR.. Palmer
bears the reputation Of being Of the most distin.
guished pulpit orators Of this country ssss sssss
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&SVH4eNT market Nmu..
rAxrrrsvIIIr ST. rAIr,nu sqoase)
TINE UNDERslGNED HAVING Pnpcn
Z fesp 81 hand ssd vi ssssa will .o
Leather. good sssortment IF Sole and UDn.
Together With largo and welselectaSss, &C.; G. O.
Groceries such q the FOLLOWING ss.a stock Of
guira, Rio, and Java Coffees. Cs rass::iL La
Pulverised, and Brown Sugars TTs sa,
Ia of various brands and onaI;t;ss' ieas
assortment Of Soaps Bacon. Lard, bloufg G Nd,
to mention-indeed everything usualv ~ nlalnerous
an establishment. Kept In such
We return our sincere thanks to the public f.,
al patronage bestowed on our predecessnrs ' or
merit continuance Of the same. ana hope n
~ Giue ~ a eaN and eraur;ns o,- Co.,
.stsss - ''' ''''ss for soa.
Our motto is ~ "oUIcK SALES AND SINAI, NM,
CASH ~ '-All fao'n 10,
PP.BooKp,
Raleigh, January 4. 1856. W. 0VLE
.Vaina HE T1ec1 of T-o0d r.. 81 .S-wf
Cn,.e IoI n sale in War;.
FORGE n. RxSKxSSRWIxI
USenparts. In Warren Conrt ~ AND 0THRRs
for sale Of Land. VI equity. Pett%
Rv virtue Of % d.o,o. r,.d. :; 81. ~
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RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD.

RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD.
OFFICE r. & G. r. R. Co.,
RALEIGH March 90, 1856
Schedule for Mail Train on and after Tuesday,
the first day of April.
an AND AFTER TUESDAY NEXT, THE NAIL
u Train, leaving the North Railroad Depot
presently will stop at the Northern Cor old Depot in this
s ks time M
to and from which they will be by the
Leaving At O'clock the Train will arrive at Weldon at
A. NJ in full time for all Trains going North and
also for the Wilmington Train going South Returning
burg Portsmouth, and Wilmington Trains and will reach
R.A. HAMILTON, President.
IS
folk Argus and Herald, Portsmouth Transcript and War
rcnton News publish twice week for month and the
Salisbury Waterman banner Charlotte Democrat and
mel GAINESVILLE Tobacco Plant publish weekly for one
month and all forward bills to the office of the company.
81, will please discontinue it.
IMPORTANT TRUST sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
deed of trust executed the 18th of No sember
s so the tor
y, n c. Thursday the 10th day of April next all of
the machinery belonging the Milton Cotton Factory con-
and ali other fixtures for the purpose Of successfully man.
ucturing cotton in all the branches spinning and
stone and BRICK four stories by feet covered with
zinc; and with said house about of land steam
engine of about twenty horse power-all of which will be
sold without reserve AS the property is valuable aying
been pronounced by judge of machinery be worth
00o DESTROYS purchasing will be shown the prop
erty by Dr. Harrison, who will be found the premises
shall also sell in the city of Raleigh, an the Goth of
April all of the household and kitchen furniture stock
CROP and other articles for the purpose closing trust
Terms of sale LIBERAL and made known ay of SALE
JOHN NJ. FLEMING, Trustee.
March z, 1856. ll15-td
% Southside Democrat Petersburg, and Chronicle
Milton. copy weekly till day.
NEW BOOKs.-ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DIS
~ COVERY for 1885: year book of facts in Science
and Art
The Onyxsc Ring by John Sterling.
Forest Tragedy and other Tales by Grace Greenwood
The Angel in the House: The Betrotha: POEM
Edith Hale: Village Story, by Thrace Talmon This
work been the most remarkable production
of the day.
Tolla Tale of Modern Rome
The Lost Hunter: a Tale of Early Times
Charlemont, by Simms.
Guy Rivers "a Tale of Georgia by Simms
For sale by
". L. POMEROY.
March "a, 1885, "a
At PUBLIC AUCTION.-THAT WELL known
~ Hotel in the City of Raleigh. opposite the Court
House, called the Marlborough House, will be sold to the
highest bidder Monday the 10th day of Nav next bv
order of the Supreme Court:
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HATSl HATS!l HATslll

HATS! HATS! HATslN
"HAT WOULD MAN DO WITHOUT HAT?
" But is it not better to have nice Hat?
As usual, you find at No. g. Fayetteville Street
most superb assortment of Dress Hats in Moleskn and
Straw; besides variety of soft Cashmere hats Ladies'
Flats, &C. W. H. r. s. TUCKER
April /, 1856. "a sso--.t'
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-P,i,Ir,

~ TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-r ~.
CountycCourt Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions ss
nry term, 6.Cahnon Stocks, ct al, William bu'''
Esq, Ct d-Petiti0n for account and settlement Cant
this case, it appearing to the satisfaction oft
that Richard McGawhom, and Isaac Mcrawhom u ib
kin Of John MeGrawhom, Decd are non-resdens 80 !" at
State; It is ordered that publication be made for ~
cessive weeks, commanding the said nonresident in
next term Of the court to be held for said county
Court House in Greenvle the first Monday Of M Ike
to be and appear at said term this notice will d
pro co.fess0 % TO Them and heard accordingly. ,Sx
Witness: Sheppard Clerk Of our said court ,oss
in Greenvle, this first Monday Of February D. c 1s
March IS, 1856. i s.. ssaS-.5f31 llls-weI.-
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Al PUBLIC AUCTION.-THAT WELL known
~. Hotel in the City Of Raleigh. opposite the Court
highest bidder Monday the 10th day Of May next by
order of the Supreme Court: -
Terms: Five hundred dollars cash residue, in three
equal at one and three years-nteres from
day Of sale.
E. B. FREEMAN
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
A.,
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~ ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER On lp 1r
~ 22d ut slave named George He is about tT iS,
rough or pmpled face He was raised by Mrs. E. Hutcn
who resides five or six miles from Raleigh and still oa~
his mother purchased him last fall from Mr. Jo DnS
months 1t is supposed he has gone to one or Ohs%
the neighborhoods will pay Twenty five dollars ~. !.
apprehension and confinement in any jail ELSEWHERE
that get him again. = ,,e
Tarboro,, March 6lS56. SILL
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March %, 1855.
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Wentworth, March "a, 1856.
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Warrenton, N. c., Feb. 20, 1855. ill., =" =