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DOR SALE CHEAP-A II HANDSOME FITTED UP DRINK
IL saloon known the Excelsior ouse IL York street
brooklyn including the whole house to let with the same
the present about to change his business Apply i'm
medately,
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LNOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED BOOK, STA
uonery and depot of the best stands In Brook
Ign. The newspapers alone pay the rent Win be sold
cheap Inquire in the store 1903 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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STATE CONVENTIONS. The Na,ivs AMsg.
ican parry of Mississippi will hold Slele
Convention in the City Of JackseRs an
Thursday, January ~. = .geo1n y;r1oo
The Know sNo,hing S,ate Conheil Of
Ohio. is summoned TO meet In Cincinpahs
on the 81 Of January. 800 gor4UcC S,n,sso
TIE Geofgia Democl diic and Amid Know
Nothing Slate Convention will bo held In
MilledSeyilIe, on Ithe 18th o[ january nsrt'
10 appoint delegates 10 the Ciacinnhh, Ma
,ionnl Convention. rs.1 isaret H.. .sislo
The DemocfSdc Safe Convea.IuniTof
Florida for the appointments Of dels1seek g
the ;Cincinna,io Convention viii pc .hAld in
Madison on The l8,h Of April nexl,ssdqIaa
The Know Nothing State ConseniioiLoi
Cunnec,icu, is 10 assemble al New Haven,
on tho iO;h Of January, io nommate S.ais
officers. .ya5.!!rr .2-.sstlQsSa
J. Tho AmeFicdh Parry State Gonven,loH
Texas will be held In Austin on'.he 9iss :
January. Il. 80 ,ss.a.
The New York Sol, Shell Democratic
State Conventions VIII be held as Syracuss
on The 10Th OF Jandsry.seI ] g2fr.1nEs7eg
The Democratic sSis,e, CopyentionI q
Tennessee wip be held in ths clY Of ~
1 Vile on the 9Th Of Junnary. n U-7.assa3 \
1. The Illinois Democratic State Convcn'
zion will be- held ip' Springfield on the ls
day Of May next. -, ~. y, 4 /:
The Kaow .No,hing State Council q
, Kentucky will be held in Frankfon on .hs
esd day Of January nex,. oas95 ! e''',sR /,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

FATAL AcclpENr.--On The afternoon, Of
24Ih, Two gentlemen, John Meeks and --
Persons wen, into the coal bank on the
place on which Mr.. Msoks' father resided.
abouliwo miles from town, for The purpose
Of diggingn small quantny Of coal. Some
time during their stay in lbe bank quantity
Of slate fell from the roof, killing Mr..
Meeks Instantly, and dislocutng tho shoul-
der Of Mr.. Parsons. Mr.. NJ. was a young
man about "a wears OF age, respected and
beloved by all who knew him; was mem
Der Of the NJ. e. Church. Ills walk was
consisleh. az Christian. lie leaves n
young wife 10 depIore his loss. Truly, ''in
the mids, Of lie we are IN death" We
wou'd just say to tho faiends Of Mr.. Parsons
ihoi he is 10 fair way Of recovery. Wesl
Columbia Telescope.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01


TnE ToRfRDo CAsE.--SeeeND fAsAes
The case Of Wsa. Atfisor3 the mplteIsf Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison, q, Cincinnati, went
10 'the jury on Saturday evening qheJufy
remained ou. during Sa,usdny night, Sunday
and Sunday night and came iplo court on
Monday. norping. stating shat ,lhey ,soplo
not agree. They stood eight for aeauiiiel
and four for consicticns Tha sConrS hsine
informed thai there was no psospectrwhai.
ever ot their agtsei6g on averdici, osd6sed
,h.ir, discharge, and .be accused was -.
mandsd 10 prison. Much exoiiemeht. 'Nhe
occasioned by the discovery Of the iaeltksS
one Of tho jurors, Chr. Spencer coopeEl
had secretly handed d sIip Of paper sorouS
Of the prisoners counsel. 20 I'M ceoui,
severely reprimanded the JUROR who askse
that tho uols BE- read. was u tness
words: @'Please do not forge, th5 issiIhony
Of Mr.. French and tie Barber. Mr. Cooper
did no. deny iha, hshad written she lkols,
but asked leave TO sxplain. sThs Court ~
fused 10 hear his expiana,ion5 .hnd Baidss
ave will hear no explanation hSw. We
1 will discharge the jury, and, direcl .hai the
Prosecuting Auorney examine the ,lays ,yi,h
a view 10 see In wha, shapo ihis, mai,sSsin
relation to- the conduct Of the juror mty
be brought before the next Grand jury:
So ends The second ,rial Of What Seemed e
/ US very clear case OF murder. sayslg
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

DELAwARE GAzErrH.-- Our namesaka in
Delaware, has recently enlarged his paper,
changed its name, and greatly improved its
appearance. Itisnow'ono Of the largest,
neatest. and best papersin Ohio. II would
be gratifying 70 US. Il this county could
support such paper; but our past expert
encc and observation convince Us that an at
tempt to enlarge the Telegraph would prove
disastrous. II Is too large, now, for the
support Il receives. However we intend "a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

Asesdi6,ios ,hsi nd motion TO adjourn
shall be II order Jntil he Speaker be cleo
Ted, wps adop,ed; ysas 1l6, nays 36.
! Notwithstanding .the apprehensions Of o
conlihuods ssessiohs the House a, ho.('pas'
four O'Clock, pending aiesdludon inviting
Mr.. Orr to preside. took q recess until To-
morrow, at ten clock.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

1--WE different embnnkmshis thrown up In dil.
fefent paris OF the town, and 10 case Of .
fight would have used ihe s,one hotel for a
fort, and i. would have boen good one.
b Theiowns near hete are all iealouf ol
the increasing importance Of this point, and
in order /, throw d stain upon il, have
to lear. dtwns sthis hotel, as the
properly bf lie Emigrans Aid Company and
i, was greatly feared they would do it on
their return from Lawrence, bur the citizens
Of this place met in a meeting 10 devise
some means OF averling The threatened de-
snuc,ion, and circular was drawn up. set
ding forhliacisIin relation 10 The ho.el,s sta
ting ,ha, Il did no, belong o,he Emigtan
Aid Company, but private individuals; .iha
they were gentlemen, and KEEP, jus. such 1
house as we wpn,ed. A committee was lhef
appointed 10 proceed TO the scene Of war, ant
lie they heard any threats of The kind made
TO produce this circular and use their bes
epdcavors 10 crush such feeling The.
went, and have returned, and report ihg
their, mission was entirely successful, an
such, feeling was pu, down. cxcepe, yer
few who. Il they attempt i, will gel ,chippcd
as ,he ci.lzsns 10 man will defend il; b.
VIC apprehend no further difficulty now.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

and local, and pubhclD bols, ,ha. hey Will
act hereafter ps they have acsedin times
past, fs & =
And your petitioners viii ever pray, &c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

rEprr,o,iaIAI cossv1EsrrOs. "A large NUM-
Der Of editors and publishers Of Southern
Ohio, met in Convention at. Lebanon, O.,
on the 2sth ult. After passing manyreso-
fations. detailing grievances, &c., the fol-
lowing rules and regulations were unani-
mously agreed upon. They might with
profit be adopted by every newspaper in the
State. 'ss's'4> IS ra'''9"' q. ''.'r'' q 'p''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01


The PRoHTBiTtoNIsf. This is the title of
a neatly printed and ably edited Temper
ance monthly iournal-lo our own mind,
the best in heiunion. 1t is published by
the New York State Temperance Society,
and is intended for circulation everywhere.
We think Temperance Societies, or indisid,
Tviduals can do nothing which would result
in more good to the cause than to strive to
place a'copy Of this work in the hands Of
every man who can read. The terms are
remarkably, low. Tov
Iode cory one year dU so cts
Three, to one address ~-,.---..,- -...a-ssl, 900
Fifty, to one address ya tBls 11,0(
One hundred s"sbnp rIn@e rii 2O,o(
''a ~. i.a".t postage paid e5,o(
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

TnE GALIlA REpUBI1c1S This paper,
after suspension of,a few weeks, has again
made its appearance. Its now published
at vinton, Gallia county, Ohio. and edited
by Hon. A. T., HOlcomb. It's motto we
like. In fact, We like the entire paper, buI
the motto strikes us as being peculiarly fit-
ting: "The condition upon which God
hath granted Liberty to man is eternal vig-
lance; which condition IL he break, Slavery
is the reward Of the crime and the punish,
ment Of the guilt" &~.e.s t-a
We wish the enterprise abundant success
though we have our fears. ~ 7'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

bREpuBL1cAN NATIONAL CONVENTION
The Republican Central Committee Of Ohio
have recently been corresponding on the
subject of holding a National Convention;
preparatory to the nomination .of .candi-
dates for President and Vice President
Pittsburgh is the place talked Of and .othe
aad Of February the time. What say you
iriends2 Shall such a Convention be heldi
Shall,this district be represented there?- i
SO, let the necessary steps be taken in time
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L IL ~ 1855.
NEW TYPE! NEW PAPER ~. NEw WRITER'S"
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. Cattle Market.
DoNEsTIc SUMMARY Review of The Market
FDIToRIAL ARTICLES Price Current.
TERMs-By neil, - per annum in advance.
ADyERTIsEMENTs-A limited number Will be taken az one
shilling per line each Insertion.
Money by mail Is at risk
Office No % Beekman-st., New York.
Jan r. 1876 JOSEPH II. LADD, Publisher