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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-17
FALL CAMPAIGN!
EsAEsDXS = NE AE WHOLESALE. i.
a NEW AND VERY LARGE FAIL STOCK.
CEIAS. s. WELLS.

=
CIAS. S. WELLS,
HNTHTLST returning generous patronage
SS tbs rutlie since he opened in Evansville would
apprse Merchants from Indiana, Illinois Ken
purchasers ALSO that he has hisheve
IN the Heaviest stock of Hardware end Cut
vs market sale Many Goods purchased reduc
rates during depressed state of the markets.
gland Importing direct from Europe
and having his Goods filled the Manu-
sell Hardware as low figures house
afford the Goods. to cash or good time buyers
invites careful examination OF his stock an prices by
Traders feeling assured that he do them
the articles (amost innumeraole) uprising his
stock he names the following to the trade:
$50 boxes Axes-Wes Lippnootts Leveretts and Colns
dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
IS do Steel Shears snd Scissors;
100 do Razors aud StrOps;
100 gross Spoons-Iron Brittana and German Silver;
50 dozen Coffee Mills, all grades;
SO do Files and Rasps. all kinas
tOOO Tbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms;
2O0 lbs Sadirons. assorted;
Butt Hinges. do;
1900 gross Screws gim pointed;
daZe Door Socksand ocketsi
do Augurs
250 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
200 pairs Shovel and Tongs. iron and brass heads;
81 dozen Saws from Mill to Key-hole;
25 do Stetlyards and Scale Beams;
20 do Ames land other hrands) Shovels and Spades;
s easIs Pump Chain aud Fixtures;
case. Japanned Tinware. frlly assorted
ALSO
Whirs Brushes. Combs Needles. Spectaoles
Port Nonnaies and Fancy Hardware generally together with
hesyv ood viz: Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea ket
ties Knives ard Riddles and
Guu EarrcIs and GEEn Trimmings,
Carpenters and Coo pcrs Tools Window Sash ese ete
H~- CHARLES S. WELLS.
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED & AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WENGATE q co.
MANUFACTURE ER 5 and Dealers in all kinda Of Farm
wi Garden Implements. Moving Reaping and Thresh-
Machines Garden Seeds. Trees SIC Main
street opposite Bank o Louisville. Louisville, KY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-17

-, = i,ad bave this day formed Co-partner
abin nnIer the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER q 20
Tor the ofa general For0arang ana
miss'. I'd snacious Fire-proof Warehouse, on tne
h nd Erie Canal and m of he Evansville and
vile Railroad, where they wiz hanG mp &c
a and convenient facilities for storing all Alnus Vi
IT, viii i've specal care TO Consignm ectner og
p;xarS Raiiroad Canal or Wagons, anu "lllior"aru
promptly at the lowestrates -, 70 the nurchase or
sale Of Produce Groceries in this @ on the
orders the purchase oil 54gr b south during the
Winter. ..,.,o, IN m rit and share
Theyhope ~ unIe'n @ NJ. w. FOSTER.
hepubhc patronage GEO FOSTER,
w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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rERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION:
sr,. Tan a,sTiHENs OF SOUTHERN INDIAN 4
~ X AN rI(h AND ILLINOIS.

uas n sAUNDERS. Civil Easineer having taken up his
bods in ths city Evansville would respectfully an
ouuee 70 the citizens Of the soatnern pSrson oil
a. hi is prepared 10 turuish tlans'
SH.sidcaons Etma es Of work Of any
ro his profession viZ Water WorEs oi
- ri ways Turnpike Plank or other Feoads tne In
Sryent Of Rivers navigttio P1rpo eS eto hit r.
ala Of ability from L. b. wilson ESQ. uhei
Snesr Of the New Albany and salem Railroaa;
~ d. Ind ; George g. Damn OF bediord lhu
h Wigsan q ty Enzuser of New Albany nu az e;S
Moore Esq Chief Eugineer OF tne r., l. nu mb2oiy
Line Railr ad, can be seen on appiieatoh. 49,
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DUDLEY, STONE & CO.,
COMMISSION & F0RW ARDlNG MERCHANTS,

OUn fIibNIUIN W IUIl " AIlDI4NU I3I-IVOII-A1'
Second Street bet'R Main and the RlUeT,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
HSARTCULAR paid to the purchase ard sale
Ell HEMP. COTTON, TOBACCO, PORK, BACON,
LARD FLOUR ETC together with all KINDS Of Produce
aad ManaiaeHured Articles. Consignnents soleed and
usual advances made.
REFER To--1Iessrs. Buchanan Co., Wholesale Groeers
and Commission Merchants. W. A Richardson Co., Hemp
Manufacturers Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Grocers and
Candle Manufacturers Watkins Owesy Pork Packers
Commission Merchants, Armstrong Allen, Dealers in
Pork, Montgomery Davldge Co... Wholesale Dry Goods
FRANK CARTER ....................w WIN. R. JoUETT.
CARTER 81 JOUETT.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
no. 23, THIRD ST. BET. MAIN AND WATER
LOUISVILLE. KY.
Refer 10
Geo Foster & Co., P. G. o'Riley & Co..
IL nd iaIA
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,r,,xNEy.s, s0RENsON.

xunrrsILE psALERs IN GROCERIES AND AND Li9oUn' mn oo
"h"h-' SIS. EVAN SD
this day formed
sraoss of doing wholesale Grocery and EiIuVI
avinr succseded the business OF siessrs
flo purch their stock and made ~ d ~
oR 0ASa as any in EvansTie or any eS m ~ ~
West. s. SORGNSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-17

IMPROVED PORTABLE MILE.
FNOR grinding wheat and corn and all other substances
Genuine oIdAnchor Braud Bolng Cloths and Betting of
all widths.
J. R. Monroe. is authorized to sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices. including freight
OaatJ r. Monroes Family Grocery, of Oak and
ieis-tf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati o.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-17

NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS AZ MA(sEHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
DEING ongiestablished with extensive connection
- in the above business respectfully socits consign
ments ofa kinds of Western Produce which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
copsignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb2C-tf Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-17
SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TsNHE subscriber hastaken the above house, and mas
4 entirely reltted and recurnished it, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house satisacor!
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has goodscck ofhorsesand car
riages to let.
The stabIeis large clean and weIl ocated and good
hostlers in constant attendance Particularattenton
will be paid to the OF horses etwth him for keep
and in all respects the public Ia find the Sher
wood House q good Hotel. [iys-tfl j. A. 8YERS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-17

CABINET EIAKERS' STOCK.
E UST received.
81 100 gross be crews. fat and square head;
so teet Safe Wire;
200 loz Iron Cupboard and T u Locks;
It0doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
200 Aoz. do Table DO. Us to IL;
100 5oz Nahoganyand Walnut Knobs;
2anO srass Gibet Point Screws. assorted all siZes
400 5stts Furniture 4sars. Brass and Iron W heel
SO aaz Cabinet Files and Rasps. ass'd lengths;
80 daz Lacking Glasses. sd sizes;
so reams sand paper;
Just an for sale by APPS BRbU'tk bEp.
uwEry,YEEs,s MERCANTILE WHITING FLUID
. q boxes. doE each. of this choice nk for sale bv
IanIs S. Z. GILBERT & co.
<AETE! G. GANfE!.-A lot of Prairie Chickens. Quails
Z Sguirrels Venison, Rabbits. &c, Tor sale ny
fehi J. ". & s. vICKERY.
$50 AP AND CANDLES.-5 boxes Tallew Candles; II
| - LoNes Con German Soar. for sale II
1ebso j. ". & 5, YIcKERY.
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JOHN r. CRISP,

%
-, = ItpRARY ASSOCIATION Rooms, Fos-
tris Buildings. will attend 70 "a ~ "
z g. and al. other writ,ng ee-
N0DFISH-20 drums just reeel ysd anu = 70 y ENsoN
~ nov2l -----.---- = -,
INDIAyAPOLIs INSURANCE COMPANH' VI
INDIANAPOLIS. IND,
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-17

EE%HE Undersgned baving the above business
in Evansville batters himself with the nope .hat his
Experience and skill in all descriptions time measuring
machinery will upon trial. he found worthy the attention
only the resident citizens the city but also Of those
comprising the ''eircnmambient vieinage.'
His is the Post Once where be found at all
CFFIcE Hours. my3 Il. ii. GATES.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-17
NHTHI1E LEAD.-IOo kegs pure for sale by
&V nov27 ORR. DALZELL & co.
HaarEnY VAL.

TEsHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
second street. Immediately opposite the Pres
b. terian Church in the office with DR. Wood where he
would be glad all his old and goodly
Der of and would be pleased them with
anything in his line such shirts draw
male order the possible notice.
Thankful for avors he would respectfully solicit
y26 J. L. NELMs.
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DEEAUERC FOUNDRY.
A OIL Y 81 s N O w ID n n

BARBA AROUX & S O. w ID Z N,
CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND FLOYD SITS.
LOUISVILLE. KY,
lNE ANUFACTURERSo of steam engines and mill maehln
TA cry blowing engines for furnaces superior force and
pumps iron pines for steam or water
largely by railroad companies for supplying
ons; fange pes of size; railroad car
wheels and other casngs east and wrought IRON balcony
yard rlOg tobacco and presses lard tmeer
an mill always hand.
Orders distance accompanied by the 1ney good
ees promptly attended to- All work warranted
APPS
JAMES LOW 81 CO.. OUlSVlLIE, Ky,
receiving their Stock of Spring Goods many of
n which of their importation direct from the
faeturer in Europe.
have all Goods for CASH. end epared
inducements prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United States Our stock OF
BROWN SHEETINGS AND PRINTS
kept well assorted during the season.
will be sold for CASH and ONLY All orders or the
nnust bo panied with the money feh2
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Board of Directors.

rn.,-,.. VIM r. Nofsinger. II W. Talbot,
WiIni Ssnn ~ wTisht VIM NJ McOarty, nelos Es9s,
Z. H. Ellls. 80 I'D. DEFREES. Pres't.
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feb2G-tf
yM. *. McGREW,
;. ANDER@ON. MERCHANTTAIi

ID. =. \ ANDERSOS. MER CHANT TAILOR.
On First street between Main and Sycamore.
AS fine of CLOTHS, Cassimeres. Vest
ings which he prepared make up in the
styles and at short notice He will warrant
good fits aud hopes by long experience in the business be
able general satisfaction He has also hand fine
Merino k Undershrts and Drawers with fine shirts
Gallars made in the best maunerwith Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally lie invites his old customers
nd the public generally to call. dee16 II
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j.. Il. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

FIRST STREET BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION.
EVANSVILLE. 1NDs.n
REANUFACTU RER cfevery description of Brass Work.
I'VE equal quality if SUPERIOR 60 anything manufao
tured in the East. and favorable terms.
constantly hand oil globes. gauge. bibb
cocks church boat and hotel bes anti
friction metal soft an as well as mpete
of all other articles usually kept in this line Of
ana also appointed sole agent in this city for the sale
riabiy when exhibited been awarded the PIE
MUM. Samples of the be seen at the establish
Every of Brass Castings order and
Thehghest price paid for old copper brassaue
Ali orders addressed to will with prompt inn
mediate attention. dec4
6LOTHs.2 pieces French TwiIled Cloth this day
deoi5.d&r AIS Main street Louisville Ky
EEVsIsN DE LAENEs.-5O pieces all wool sTuslin
JAMES Low & CO,
dec15-d&w AIS Main ST., Louisville. Ky.
GUNNY BAGS.-5o bales in store and for sale by
NEW MOLAssEs.-l5o bbls prime new MOiasses in
doos siOi' - '' PRESTON BROS.
sGOESE AND cow FEED.
SE deei7-dtf GEANT & CARSON
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby given that Letters of Administration
DoEn % es Tn Is
nov25 VS. BRACKET MILLS Administrator.
K ATEsi1 Cask Skates. assorted from IS 90 per
dods UHAs. S. WELLS.
VEHOBACCO.-lOboxcsch choice Virginia Tobacco;
| ia box Fancy Twist;
keg Pancake rehacco. some thing new
and extra. at nOvl5 COOKS Family Grocery.
TIREsH BALTIMORE 0YsTERs.-leh;ss5o SO cans
deel2i COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-17

yr1E subscribers have just received few eases 81
water-proof Boots. made OF on si ali lii
.cars tbem Come HEN SURIoKS SGEhA.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-17

az r. RAIsONs-5obO boxes for sale lew BY is'
We s, e, GILBERT, & CO.,
jan 14dtf Sycamore, near Water st.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-29

all lawful means 10 prevent its extension,
and finally 10 eradicate t." II The Democ-
racy can be satisfied thai such was their
earlier doctrines. ii viii s,ngger countless
old,linets. Yours, &c., w. H. U.
The following is copy Of the resolution
on the slavery question. passed by the Ohio
Democratic S,aIs Convention in l848.
"ResOlued, Tha. The people Of Ohio
now, as they hare alpays done, look upon
The institution Of slavery in any part of The
Union. as an epil. and unfavOrable to the
full development of The spirit and practical
benefits Of free institutions; and ,Aa. enter.
tanning these sentiments, they will feel il TO
be their du,y to use all power consistent with
the national compacl 10 prevent It's increase,
to mitigate and finally ERADICATE the evil =
The foregoing was The platform Of The
Democrats OF Ohio in l848. and was strong.
ly commended By the Cincinnati Enquirer
a paper lha, now denounces as dsunionis,s
and traitors TO the Democratic cause and ic
the Union. men who believe tia, slavery is
an evil, and should moi be extended. bu
who do not 60 so far as TO declare in favoI
Of measures TO finally ERADICATE lh'
evil.--Cin. Gazette.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-29
Trial of the Waiter Killer-.-The
Charge TO the Jury.

We lake the following from the local de-
partmen6of the Washington Union:
TRIAL OF Hon. p. T. HERPERT. T.--Ano,h.
er dense crowd assembled this morning n,
the criminal court. The argument Of J. M.
Brewer Esq, was closed, and Messrs. Percy
Walker, OF Alabama, and Joseph II. Brad.
ley. Of this city, argued the case for the de-
fence; when The Disrict Attorney. Mr.. Kew,
closed for the prosecution, and the case was
submitted TO the jury at ten minutes past
three o'clock, with the following ins,ruc-
lions from his honor Judge Crawford, on
the application Of the counsel for the de-
fence:
/. If sudden affay arose between the
accused and the deceased, and afterwards
several other persons inlerGered 10 assis, the
deceased, and by the assulan.s the deien.
dant was borne down and beaten, and had
reason 10 believe, ,ha, he was in imminent
danger Of great bodily harm, from which
he could not safely escape. and while ia
this position fred the pistol BY which the de-
ceased was killed, ilwas in judgment Of law
case of ercuSa6le homicide, and IL is i'm
material, in The absence of fprenleditat'on and
malice, by ,ohom the afray was commenced
And it is also no, material that the accus'
ed might have escaped before the imminen
peril came upon him. if he had reason 10 be-
leve himself in imminent peril OF life. or o.
grea, bodily harm, and when he FREQ the
pistol he could not safely escape.
Cd. To have uu,horized Herbert TO take
,he life of Kealng, The necessity Of doing
so need no,be actual; for il the circumstances
were such as to impress his tlerbers's) mind
with lhe reasonable belief that such neces
si.y was impending, il is sufficient.
Sd, If the jury believe, from The evidence,
lha, a. the time the pistol was discharged
Herberl was being pressed BY superior num-
bers, and was in danger Of death, o, OF So
rous bodily harm, from which he could no.
safely escape, he was justified in taking life
4lh. f.he jury entertain any reasonable
doub,s as 10 any material facts necessary lc
make ou, the case for the government, they
mus, giveAhe benefit to the defendant.
The court mel again at half past six
o'clock, whena n,essegt was received from
The jury, saying ,ha, ihSy had come 10 nc
agreemen,, and requesting the court TO ad'
journ 10 NEE, at halt past nine o'clock TO-
morrow Sunday morning; which was
agreed 10.
Nothing more abjecr,han this chargeto 10
Jury has ever been recorded. Herbert him
self could not have charged the jury NOR
to his own satisfaction. l. appears tha
there is no particle ofmanhood ihthis Judg'
Crawford. He is the Judicial doer o. dir!
work for bullies and murderers. Brooks ant
Herbert, and The whole bulIy's van, are un
der many obligations 10 him. 1t costs $3O'
10 beat Senator in his seat in the Senai
Chamber-no, as much as master woulc
recover from one who had beaten and dam
aged his suve-and Irish may be killed doI
cheap by honorable members Of Congress
and delegates to National Democratic Con
venlions. Read Crawford's charge 10 III
jury al least three times = Gin. Com.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-29

DEMOCRATIC RATiFIcATIoNs. The
Cincinnati Times says The Democrats ~
meet 10 ra.i(y among other things, the fol.
lowing:
/. The disgracefui and abhorred admin.
iswation Of Franklin Pierce, which is an
object OF scorn from one end Of The Union
10 the other.
2. The re-opening Of the slavery agila-
lion by Senator Douglas, and The violation
Of the Missouri Compromise.
3. The Hartford Convention OF 1914, and
the nomination Of an old Fsderalist for Pres.
ident. .
4, The civil war in Kansas, The burning
. Of Lawrence, the invasion Of Territory
b. armed citizens Of an adjoining State, the
crimes and murders which followed,
5. The murderous assault, Of an United
6sa,es Senator in his seat. The killing oil
an Irish waiter BY Democratic Represen'
laIive.
. 6. The extravagance OF Gen. Pierce ad
minisIru,ion in consuming nearly Eight,
Millions Of dollars per year, in d time o.
peace.
Z. The practical resolutions Of the la.t
Convention, which evince the rapacious in
,en,ions Of Democracy towards Cuba ant
Cenlral America.
We may add ,hG, every man ,ha, vote
for Fillmore, refuses to vote against Blu
chanan and Breckenridge, and consequent
ly refuses TO dissent from or 10 condemn lh
above enumeraied crimes and alrocilies.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-29

tons, and brings on the monthly periodwtthreg-
ulsrity. These Pills should be used two or three
weeks previous to confinement; they fortiiy the
constitution. and lessen the suffering during la
Dor, enabling the mother to perform her duties
with safety to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females du-
ring the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy. as
they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any
other time they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pain in the Back and Limbs, Heayiness, Fatigue
on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart,
Lowness Of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache,
Whites and all these painful diseases occasioned
by dsordered system, these Pills will effect a
cure when all other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy. do not contain iron,
calon1sl, antimony or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package.
Price, in the United States and Canada, One
Dollar.
Sole Agents for this country.
4. @. BALDWIN & Co.
Rochester, MY.
TuTrLE & MOSES, Auburn, N. Y. General Agents
NIB. Sl,oO and hostage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will iusure bottle o.
the Pills by return mail. -
For sale--Wholesale and Retail, and by one
Druggist in every town in the United States
June II, 1y-lc.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-29
July is, 1856.

MEN OF AMERIcA--MEN OF THE AGE.--
The greatest man take him all in ALL Of the
las. hundred years was George Washington
--an American.
The greatest Doctor Of Divinity was Jon
attan Edwards--an American.
The greatest Philosopher was Benjamin
Frankhn--an American. tsa'',
The grea.es, Of living Sculptors is Hiram
Powers--an American. Nt,N, II,
The creates, living Historian is VIM. II
Presco,I--an American
The creates. OrniIhologist was ~. Au,
dubon--an American. S2$.
The creates. remedies knownto The worlt
!or popular use.--Ayer's Cherry Pecfora
and Cathartic Pills, were invented by DR.
J. G. Ayer-An American. ~. AZ
The greatest Lexicographei since The tint
Of Johnson was Noah MISUNDERSTANDING
ican. w N Hs WM tl
The greatest inventors Of modern times
were Fulton, Fitch. Whitney and Morse.
all Americans:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-29
Cn UIs CEy ES,

PreSDyterian.-- FhSto
Services every Sabbath morning, lot o'cloci.--
Every Sabbath afternoon, at , O'clock, at the
new Brick School house in Middlepoft.
Methodist Episcopal. s. c. Erompton,
Pastor. Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy.
and Heath Chapel, Sheffield, on alternate Sab
baths, at l0i O'Clock, A. NJ. and 2 M--aud at
The lower Church, Pomeroy, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
every Sabbath.
Protestant EpiScopa 10 services at present.
New JeIuSalem--No services.
German liethgdiSl-Rev. I. PfeznG. Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning, at 10 o'cocn.
German Lutheyan--Rey. F. Held, psstor.-~
Services every sabbath morning.
German Evangelical Presbyterian ION Linn
street. Rev. l.. lbLiSs, Pastor Services every
abbath morning at 80 O'Clock.
German Presbyterian Con Plum street -U,v.
- - Pastor. Services every sabbath motG
NJ, al 10 O'clock.
Roman Catholic--Rev John Albrinck Priest.
Services every Sabbath morning.
Welsh Baptist--Peter Lloyd, Pastor. Sgre'c's
every Sabbath, ~ 10 O'clock. Il N, Ind G NJ.
Welsh Presbyterian (t'ew SCHOOL, .--ltcv. Jo!A
Il. Jones, Pastor. Services every Sabbath AZ IL
o'clock, A n, and 7 NJ
Welsh Presbyterian (Cld SCHOOL, .-John T.,
Williams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at ~
o'clock A N, anl p NJ.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-29

eliminating between the man and the nc. 10
which he was called upon % allude. he had
characterized The matter only in such man
ner as his Representative duty requi,ed him
10 do. SE
nFhe above is a s,alemant made by Mr.
Burlingame in reference TO The passage in
hiS late speech, which referedio Mr. Brooks
1t is in the hand writing Of Mr.. Speaker
Banks, and was acknowledged BY Mr.. Bur
lingeme in our presence, and was saIisfac'
tory 10 us as friends Of Mr.. Brooks.
.a w. W.'BOYCE,
T. S. BOCOCK,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-29

BRooKs AND HIS TRouBLEs.-T follow
ing appendix to Brooks speech appears In
the Union. |, will be seen that Mr. Bur-
ingsme neither reirsc,s nor mcdi6es any o'
The alleged Objectionable features in hisfe
marks: .Y SOC
"Mr. Burlingnme in isiv and nunly way
admitted his responsibility fot ary language
used in his speech. and disclnimed any in.
ieniion TO reHecI upon the personal charac
ter Of Mr., Brooks, or 10 impuse TO hin, Il
lsny respect wan, Of courage; but dis
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-29
OrFTCIAL pIvsECTORY.


Representative in. Congress 9th Dlstnc;).-
Hon. v. b. HoRToS, Of Megs county.
Senatot---State LegiSloture--CHAuHcEY G.
HAwLEY, Of Lawrence county. 81 IA,
Representatives, ALF1Ep THovSoX-
COURT AND couNrY orVicSFs. 20.
Judge of the Courtof Common pleas,---Hon.
SIMEON NASH, Gallipois. M
Judge Of prob1te Gourt--A. Mssssh.l
Clerk Of Commun Pleas Go,r:. -HOrNrr Dow,
SING. AB ~ ~
'SheuY.--JosEPH " SMTf. ssG .', IS .
Prose, ating Attorney IN. SlMrEoNS s
County Audilor.--H. II, SWALLOW. w., a.a
County Treasurer.--0. .BRANcH,
County Recorder--S, s. PMNg, ID
:, County Surveyor G, GoLpEN, Psgc!own,
6cipio township. @ 5Iaas.H
County Coroner.--SIGJ. w. .CoLLrEs.
4, County Commissioners. WILLIAM LEoLIE,
Salem; Milo GUTHRIE, Oranges; Taos. SMITH,
Sutton. ~, H 1858 e.. =
County Common School Examiners "A. 4.
KEEN, GEORGE B, GRow, II. Z. MlLLEs.
- TOWNSHIP oFFicEns-sALIShuRv.
Trusees- Amos Dupham Thomas 3adford. 4.
NJ. Barlow. N
Clerk. --llosTner 6ranch.
Treasurer.--O. Branch ey oific,o.
Justices OF the Punce.-S. S. Pane, A. IL.
Carlow, Elijah Jones. D.
Constables. .-Randal Stivers, Orcnj Jones "
Worley. A~-.
Assessor--S. Bradbury.