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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-09

( ioNGREsS WATER, Seidletz powders; Buffers
- tasteless seldletz powders; Tarrants apperient;
Henrys calcned magnesa cream tartar; artaric acid
lime Juice; sup carb: soda citrc acid: carb: ammonia
fresh hops; Jamaica ginger, etc., for sale by I.
+ my30 .z 49,. 80 Wa1 pAII
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-09

TINE CHEWING TOBACCO, Havana Cigars
Il smoking tobacco, pipes, snuff, ETC., for sale at
jy1l T. Fl. NORRIS Drug store,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-09

SOAP, CANDLES, &c.-No / soap, for family
- use; common and fancy soaps; sperm and star
candles; sweet sperm and lard oils; starch, indigo
vinegar nutmegs, mustard, pepper, cloves, ginger al
spice, etc. for sale by STACEY &, WELLS
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-09

\ GOOD supply of Baggng and Rope, always on
~ hand, and for sale, at the lowest rate, by
STACEY &. WEI
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-09

~. WURRTSr DTug-store
from the most celebrated manufac-
tuners. for sale at w. B. MILLER's.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-09

q new and Invaluable discovery, 5
Ill AS now reputation established beyond doubt
III as specific for the cure of premonitory symp.
toms Of OLERA
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-09

TsEAS--Just received and for sale, gunpowder, in
Il perial, young Tyson and pouehone.
OGLESBY1& GRISWOLD
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-09

A LARGE stock of Window Glass, frona Ok 10 "a
"A 14x24, just received and for sale BY
my30 VIM Rail
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-09

#OUPERIOR YEAST POWDERS-24 doz supe-
~ ror Yeast Powders, in 4 and l fb boxes, for
sale at taugl5f VIM. BALLS Drug Store
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-09

a LARGE assortment Of Wall Papers, Of the latest
and most beautiful patterns just received and for
sails al W. 3. MIILERh.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

- d
EXTENSIVE FoRGgRIEs. Within the las.
week or ten days, developments have been
mads which render ii quite certain that
droyer of, Union county, BY tho nanc OF
Elijah w. Brown, has secured a large sum
Of noacs on iaged no,ss, and left the coun.
Try. The banks in This place, as wall as
several Privnle gentlemen, are losers 70
considerable amount. We also learn that
the ,Piqua and Dslwure Banksareln for sew
eral thousand each. NN't. y , 60 =
IlIis understood that Brown raised somo
$50 00oin in this way, and sailed, Tor
California in ,he last steamer from New
York, with his i'll gotten gain. -'OneIolour
citizens lefl on Tuesday lest inpufShh OF
The rogue, and 8, is, 10 be hoped tha. he may
be captured AMI punished 70 the full extent
Of the law --Ur5ana Citizen l.s
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[To BE CONTINUED /

4 2. .I
|, gTELEGRAPu OEFIcE CLossD-Tbe Tcle.
graph efce a. This place was closed on Sat
urday last. the instrument and battery seiz-
cd Tor debt, lhe room conyerled into a ,pior
shop, and the heslockholders Of Galipolischis-
eled oui Of three thousand FIVE bundled dol.
lars in cash, which lhoy ppjd FOR stock. all
BY mismanaeemen, or yilysiny on The par,
flhe superin,endehts ofjhe line, The line
was badly managed from thsslar,. has been
|ofAlile or no benefit 10 our blsDess commu-
My but perfect nuisance 10 our iown. The
debls for which the apparatus, &c, were
seized, were copiracted by operators who
alone should be responsible, bui as wo are
anxious oget clear or the nGisancs itmu,.
ters lille wheihef .hs proceedings are lawful
or not.-Gal Journal. d Y = iea d
\ H. N a. 80 ~ "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12
oa,i6taFdm. tls same gouTne. aol79o

nailngstomths sI;n same Samll soaIne' ~ ~ ~ /;
,tnls Is ros ',e ne ,nose J, s., ~ as,s Mas
which % elsfAss lS sSps SpVp :, ,;aA, ,' 70 ' sY
sac. y. :sI \ IgiS Sin Srs;vs n.
Iyct lEonR the elsalpeSs p.itS M S alf an
ue'l am p:spsfea loss"pM' !, ,Hssl 49, 70 sbs
10Y. se@ ana Eolcs ..asS.s ~ ,s @ .oa'ksia ~ =
) house am w'ins' Pss,Se; j, 49,, ~ III
ume. Asthe PtoPS wy siSV sS5x I,.ose
eyer, ! peoge y w.. ss - w. orr,,s ofaw
mlsS'ass',e.sS ass., - 'aU 81 SI will show
sna .los.S ;s9 w'',y aa,1 H., c1d sq,Saltv md
.na' .nere . .SaS S;i,SS; q /; i;65Tnl 10
w - rswslt IN nsoole
RSy Sp1ett p.,hSH hSs s;dn ~ o,l,aoe
y nassas ~ 'oI1g ,s;lI show tSat the move.
g, q o,s. i ated as
WS Sas,s u Tastii iiS;nS ANA nroo1ress and
~ udlp ~ y D Z Z u ill., d;rSction has
ti". oil .'s;S tso,ilaf No HratnY,,lsy and
III ~ sHS4 MI i,ast ~ III fbp ram.
ss y l%Si Si u e. y af,}a leoisfation
~ u ~ ls i i, ~ nftb4 E9l c,}tiye
u SI SI ,ISft.coSl lidegcd 9cases land
M si;S R;n;;6n ofa biShi and distin-
1 t b Z 'S,%s r. H. III b3 3itbal Tinted
S,tts.sSF i I, ,SgiiS az ;f2g! q. nart of Of the
sSssh M Tsl ,i;ys DSs5bad ad,,1tlbb1e MT Il is
,ahag MA flIS b ,ssidebf did not consult
hafors ,le Je,;yarv io3f the Message If it
;.,;lItS,Hts snJ No; ;n;ert treason for a new
lss,s q hsi sssn, ID iw;,hSt,t an enablinsaAc Ct
los'e,ouS,css lpLyAq AboS ttae fourteen Sen
,.,oss o3,lG Irrt.p Statss Mold theif, seats
.sJs,,,as,l c,stSs s,.,b 4 s,itb;s5IJnion buiyir.
s,,s @ ~ ;pSSaj sSaIsSa sShaBls, ,br0ceedinps-
,soe caa3,sss h asss si;6Ied revolution, H.
gsAsl;ty aS,l trtss6n iagain and again; and
fisttSeS rank and ,n0xita,s weed has even
aour;shel in tbn Wl;le House and the Exec
n,;yaI pcHattr r,es,t. and having yindicated
nv neonie.I 4 win Also. with theItmost conf
Jonha Nf si,cccsss nyoceedt ia the minor and
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

Our CouNTRY.-AWe cxuacI from a'la,e
number.of the Philadelphia Merchant, tho
following jls,. and behuyirul remarks:
How much have Ameicans 10 be proud
Of in the past, and how ipuch needto be
grateful for the blessings showsred on their
country. While Europe hns been conyulsed
with wars. and The blood Of .hDusandS Of
her bravesi sons poured forth like waler In
order that despo,s mny extend their deudly
sway, America has s-been cu!,iva,ing tho ur,s
Of peace, and her children hayebeen boun.
i(ully reaping the fruits Of Their industry.
Republican institutions are teach year more
firmly established over the broad CONTINENT;
and liberty has made herhome In eur midst.
Ii is meet ,hu, we should set dpdrt a sea.
son 10 dwell upon the pIogies Of The past.
No country in The history of-hs world has
been SO (avoured u, Hedvense no land has
risen so rapidly ,oihe first rank as this; her
ships snil on eve,y sea md .rade in every
port; science and Literature, manufactures,
commerce and hslculiure have oil united TO
make her grea, and glorious. and caosc her
no bee ome me land Of promise 70 the old
world.7n ish,H g,.',5 ..o..,2 1s,a g.
l9aiEo preserve our liberties in,ac, we nua'
cherish Them all our days. No lukewhrm
auach6iept will suffice. Freedom Of con.
science, freedom OF action and freedom Of
speech mus. ever lie maintained, Neglec.
OF enc or more Of these precePls caused tho
decline of every apciert nation. and will
lever be fa.ui 10 the prosperity OF a people.
History is the beacon that should guard US
from ,he errors ofthe past and justice The
guide that should lead US 10 The giories Of
,hefhture. '.| Z. -,
Tha. lu.ureis eminen,ly hopeful. Clouds
may hang over our Southern sky but they
will disperse and leave the atmosphere clear
and heai,hfulf With free schools for our
children and free press for our people wo
may hail the future with confdence asd Jdy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12


TINES OF HoLDING CouRTsl---Judge Nash
bnss published tihe following note in the
Gallipolis Journal! The bill alluded to- has
been druoduced by Mre Van Vonhes, nd
has passed The House, dWopresumeilwill
passlthe Ssnategas q matter OF course,o
81 L1sa4A, GALtir6Ils 3Jan R2, 1856.
~ Ma HRrER:A The following are ire
times FOR boleing9 9lhs Courts of Common
Pleas in ihis Subdivision as'fixedi by ihe bill
T. femiited 10 Mr.. Van Voorhees, and which
heehds fepoAed: i1sisala ylDb +"
Washington Febr1sry s8,r Miyi8, Oc.
1ober T8.h 0 L2.nioqdh ;eBof 10 !
aiiA,hens-aMarch 10, Maybe. October 81
MeiesAMnreR Mayer, oNb7sfnber a.
sia GalHaAcMafeh e5. JunsI2,, Nov lI0m !
e fPtesame that II win not b. altered, cnnd
lfis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS officers should
know when courts aro 10 be held asfeafly as
posaible5tf,I aYoars,t s,taei4iaab aaolF
~ ,leaa eis ioaJsyoS5 SIMEON NASH,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12


PIERCE on kansas have read the
late remarkable document. emanaiinS, from
the eWAitel House, yaWe considering on
t}eiwhols, asecond bid for the next Presi
dency.: His opening paragraph is correct;
circumstances have, occurred to disturb
the course Of Government organization in
the Territory of Kansas" True, but who
caused tls disturbance? "a Was i the peaceI
ful inhabitants Of the Territory who propos1
cd to. make it their permanent future resi-
dence? No! Itwas armed bordes of drunk
enroBdies from Missouri, led on by men Of
!l;kesi passions. No ono WHO i has 3read the
papers for the elastsix. months, or whohas
had an opportunity Of. conySersing with per
sons direct, from the Territory, can deny this
fact We have seen memfrom Kansas who
agree in thisfact, thhttOtisky is the Coy
'ernor Of the Missouri disorgahizers, Or
There. is.a. great deal ofverbipse il 'the
message. a washing oyerofalpridriPle. tsBf
Acknowledges thatdhe delay of the, organi-
9aati6fi of the government Of Kansas,lo 70 was
partly caused by the NAL administration On
.the,part of GOV, Rleeder o@apd partly tof the
uI& ti6g5ls iaf1Uqrce ofthe Inhabitants Of
sone,ef the States,JUrsign by residence, ini
- y q pr,p
tsyests, ana ''gMsss 70 !. Tue teTirl'Vpry e 1"S
is tfue Of tile Missouri voters, and Is frae q
no offers. He complains that GOV. Reedel
Ala No, ,tele tbo cens,,s 80 y ba was a,,thori.
-. a.a, 49,:
hsuso ~ 10 "a' wa ~'ssrensasea won o' ~
building place Tor the mtqre capitoi, IN
which he was particularly, Interested. But
we leave Gov. Reeder to o. answer is n for, him
s,,less ba,bas, dome M, matter, how low .
,i,a-4, - ,' 80 .,.c,..'s - 49,, ~ -"
DOW ne makes max 70 tne oiheihhau oonyehuop
through Congress We think be has, in
This whole affair, as we'll as By other acts,
shown himself the President of the, Slave
power, rather than Of the American people
The Kansas act Jeff, It for the, actpa
settlers Of the Territory 10 decide the
question whether il should, be. a free or 8
Save State, Why does pot The Presden
suffer them to do eit2so Why does he mol, pu
.dowpthe Missouri disorganizers; as TJack
soniHd the, null lIls6fers, and show himself |
man feapablepf governing this great nation
But, mol Instead pf, ,attending tohis duty, h
forthwith Quarrels with Coy. Reeder forno
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

A PROPER QUALlE1cArIoN.--Mr. Flood.
editor Of the OhiI State Democrat, says:
j "Whpn in Columbus we learned that
Mr.. Wright, Auditor of Stale, had inform
ed his Clerks, that he expected them to bc
temperate-that the fret spree would be
taken as a resignation. and the place Of the
offending party would be promptly filed BY
sober man. For this. he deserves credit.
We are much mistaken in the man il he
will not carry it out"
This is move in the right direction
If all our public functionaries would so
conduct themselves as to be able to "cast
the first stone" and apply this text r'gidIy.
there would be much less drunkenness in
the land. We hope, at least, to see so ex-
cellent an example generally inflated.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

Ty0csrswMs clushsi. FQnsPasssneer
car rolled down he embankmenl, took IRE
ffom'lhe sIove, md burned up. One man.
supposed Iobe Abrahefq B., liar, Of lhe firm
Of IIpp y Son, q eincinna.l. was killed,
slightly, t'N ''' '.s1 "a"
u JsS. SWp.kjAs.ieI ST. Lpais, dad leg
and thigh broken He was broagh. 10 tho
Gifhfd' iloass In tliis city. q o9's
!, He was injured al The Gasconade disaster,
and had ,jusl recovered. !.
D. A. Finney, Of the Stn,e Senate, was
also injured. ha ,scEia apsons, as.la
An1mber OF members ofihe Legislature,
in The car, escaped wi,h slighvinjuries.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

follow.
hmuIr Be evident 70 every one T66I The
PFessYegpI ,qqd fgqls 'sagherS 8, Qhjo, bels
1heshl ktcfal Did gkh sepa ueslld ldhbla hdnS! EN-
iirey in their own keeping No. only The
t-ThIetssls and happiness Jhs present tigAr
l,hualFed .hoqsand, children Of The S,aie, bu.,
in some considerable degree, HE Happiness
tofeighi hundred lines eight hundredslhous.
spdlchldrep yeEunborn; pnqy dtpsndpnen
bur Iaiihfulhess, our energy, ouS deyotiohso 10
duiv, our. enlarged, ,--libsral, sdisiaisresied,
sci sll,sncrificing policy On The o,her hand,
our Indifference, our unskill[ulness, our
Isel6shnesa. mas, q, any lime, within The
tshort space Of few months, bring our iiee
Public Schools inio disrepu,e, may forfeit
AL Of their claims 10 confid, nee and respect.
may cause a reaction In public Sentiment
which only long years Of future sacrifice
and loil can co6nteraci.
Sanding On this eminencc, holding in
our hands treasures which belong most So!
credly, moi ourselves, bd,st to others. We
bays no alternative but 10 labor With ,be
Strength aad aLlIly which God hRs given
fus,a 70 sdslaia al lhehiRhesi point Of, dignity
and honor, security and eonhdeRce, The free
public school system 0fi OUT Sale. We
want this professional school. then, ID give
dso professional skill, varied allaihmeuis,
tslrebgih and solldiiy Of .chardcicf 10 mee'
Efn d worthy manner lie trusts rep6sed In u.s.
We'wam il ,ifor thes Common SORE! House ip
Which siidll be gathered III ne Wisdom Of
our own and 'cihet ianls Oh The lall!absorb
/, ing subject of educating our race. We
Pwant an institution nrouhd Which. bur com
mon affections may cluster, ono that shall
give ,complsleless and 6nish 81, our. chosen
lproiqssiop. b We wan, q professional school
for, the apf formuyi. will give, 10, Jhe melh
ods ofiinsMuciqn adopted lor Bny and ev.
cry Porlion Of! ibe Slale; and Ihis,is oma,'
Ter Of such serious importance lbptsa liule
space smusl bs devoted 10 ei.s discussion. i
mus have occarred 10 every teacher, ant
fproba9ly every lhough,lul parent. that there
! is an. Immense anppal loss 10 pupils 10 The
lconsanHy changing modes Of disoipliae anc
instruction IL, all lhe, schools Of lhe country
IL wll be qlAe safe To- say lhai share is no
q system, Of schools in any Town or city o
! ihe STATE. lso, complete in arrangements
\ and modes Of instruction, ihata new .eachel
\ can be- substituted for an, old one, wi,hou
very serious, loss % The SCHOOL Indeed, The
more comple,elhe arrangements, The greater
lIlhel loss in changs, The new .leacber has
new motives 10 address 10, The, pupils 10 in
cite them 10 study, or duty, and this breaking
up OF one class Of molives and substitution
Of another, will probably (rilier away lht
more valuable advantages Of an ilIeilectua
character, for a Term, 70 say nothing o
olherhnd more serious losses. l,a'no'
Again, tho Rev teacher, even after some
terms OF previous experience, @hsn com
menDclng n.!DIg " awell airanged system, mas
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12
----------Trf f---r-Tt-re-- 70 6lenc4 4
EDITORIAL CORREsPONDENCE

,tl .sdl o,a, CoLgMBB3pss, Jan, 3eth, 1856.
I Our opptarsncej ad,his mouea.
would nos Indicate any very strong predi.
fec'ions for Temperance, legisInion.lH A
severe tooth hche, affecting both sides, Of
pur face, and which has resulted IN incfeas'
ing the roioudi,y Of outo physiognomy,
gires'us somewhat. eiSppeaaHde lof al oil
sddkeR. Bling hecsssatif3 broken of our
refl for soae nlsbif, on account ouYnl NJ n pain,
our general appearances is not The most pre-
possessing. Add toutisR reneib our .eoa,,
caused by accidental conlucI wi.h amisplaced
,lail, and smart sptinkiag Of dust affirming
pur wardrobe, caused BY the falling 81 The
plasleria the Hall, and you have etle picture
complete. 'e sa s.'1 81 t.7.ssnl %
Legislation is progressing with commend
able ropidiy,' Several hills have been epnT
sidcred in Cammiueo Of lihs Whohi'p.day,
among which lslhe bill2resioringq jutisdic!
lion OF minor offtnses' 10 'the Common
Pleas Cvur,s, The longer Iihts bill is de.
fdYed the less ,ikehtiobd is ihete Ibdtft will
pass, i7aa a, -, .g,s,q 9, s,,oI N ae; /,
The members. ofsihe Legislature are sub
jSc.edt 10 many annoy nuces, from all classes
of bcgsafs, book and pamphe. lpeddlefs,
SSfpio.boys, and an endless variety of Ind.
so:forlhs Scarcely "A day, passes that q
.'dollar OF iwo'' is mol distracted from. our
po(ket.by qhese ldadroattn sWe'are getting
tired Of IL; believing thu, they are ehcour-
aged in lhcir Infamous course bv the ci.i-
z4nst Or columbhss 'By. .hetway,M d man
who is sccGssqanrd 10 enjoy himself rens-
sonably, and lisiepaio The calls ol charity
presemedto ,hma must tno texpecbto leave
Columbus, uEer session IN The Legislature
with any grea. amour. or ais earnings in
his pocke,, We have endeavored 10 prac.
lice economy 40 some extent. bul greally
money slips ,hrougheuf6 6ogers wonderfully
tusL . W. canip hslpit either.o bas ,a3 I
The Internal printing question ispp again
and more Z Bdpcomb" .spfeeles ore on tht
ianis, Thisis one Iol gihe mos. troublesome
ques.ions that, ever comes before theaLfgs
lulute. Notwithstanding the efforts oflour
Cons,iuioh. makers 10 exclude Ibis qdes
lion, 4. viii crcsp in, and occupy at Ieus
twenty umos as nmuch oi the time Of alht
House asi IL oughtto.aoThefe ia nos teltnE
when the question will be disposed Of Y .
si8GH sal h99' " s,4-2Al 1iGitlss a1tGai +
I'sa spi SOS TsCoDtMBBs, Jan 81, 1855 (
!. SEEM. as theauSh de Eatth's pilot hat
lost bis reckoningI and Permiigpesdl pur plane
Isodfihan pInusea distance from; lhe foup
sloinoG hea, iapdalIshtq Fersix, weeks III,
,enah has sbeencoyersd with snow. and ,h
prospect now Is that sieighfng viii coniinu
/ good Tor six weeks ~ cone The "otaeb
EiaSabiAnlf scapAol call Alo mind such VIII
: herl ThesYeryiahoughig ofjio makes od
hand ireB,blela IIowiIs II down onstI
Ohio: Elsisg w aaysg nov 'fhseh 'inthSs >
EsnQYs and more falling 8 s ~ ',,,,,a ,rsa a,
! lsatTheEeis. nqlhinE ppysey starllipg IN LEG
iHlaiioH tooil esneislisini 0n iiip lua /
oToaslemr comes on as pcaaedss Tor III
leti Atit. ftfre = fyx9n1l ~ (lsfGH ....lIA !,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

b WIscoNsISs--A writ Of Quo WSrfhHto
has been issued from the Supreme Court Of
Wisconsin to VIM. A. Barstow, acting Gov.
'ernor Of that State, requiring him to appear
before said Court at Madison, February 18th,
to show bywhatlwarrant he claims, to hold
and exercise the office of Governor of that
State, and ito abide the decision Sof the
Court in the premises. rehE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

GRANITE VERSUS GoLp--Phe yaloe OF
stone quarrled at Rockpott, iMas'., for build.
ing purposes, last year. wasa quarter OF 9
million Of d,,llars. There are some 500
men constantly a, work on the ledges, end
twenty sloops are all ihe times empleysd 10
carry ii away, The granite of'Cape Ann
is more Eva,bable than I,hs Same exien. Of
gold mines 10 Califonia. ar AIFF7S
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

PHIrGDELpHfA, Feb. q. The City Con.
vention to elect delegates to the State Con .
Eention,at Harrisburgh, met to-day, Res.
olutions were adopted declaring a. decided
preference for JAS Buchanan, and directing
the committee on resolutions to report in
structions to the delegates chosen, to Harris.
burgh to send to Cincinnati an united del.
egation2in favor of Mr.. Buchanan, = FIRST.
last, and all the time. 1ago2
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

Bosfos, FEB 2@Ths Republican head.
quarters is Illuminated tolaightin' honor Of
the election Of Banks, which gives great
satisfaction here. A grand salute Of 100
guns to be fred on Monday. 7olaa.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

{ According TO lateleuor, the population
of the ciiyIl6rl lRGmeis = JT7,A6lsIdin 1854
H. was I78 O32ag In both years lhei cholera
prevailed fearfdlls! oIhgl855 The tolalsnums
ber of deaths was 1901. 9Among iheOin.
are 36 bishops, 1895 secular cler.
~, S,al3 monks and other members Of re.
iigious societies, and 1919 nuns. @a1 s.e'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

'a Con- IN RUSSIA. - The cold as Moscow,
November 2O.b. was so severe that seyerol
seniinels were found frozen 10 deaIb In tbeif
sentry boxes, although tf,ey are relieved sv.
eng half hour.I y & FaEfdh3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12
'dcJiuMBgAsE,1 Feb II. 1855,

h. The caucus las, night was. well amended
--neatly every Republican member oCbo.h
Houses being present. "A motion was made
| % Pos!!pons 'he ELECTION. Or hsmipption o:
7 Y, S, Senator pntils slhe Jas! "Wednesday in
February After Rlohg % able, and spirited
discussion, which lbsied from q III II
o'clcck, The following resolution was nnan.
Iimopsly adopted. ''', ,noSi ~ ''o,,ir ,,en,,.,
I,n.ss ssResolyed, That this GonyeRiop meet
for the rurPosessof nominating anU. s. Sen.
a,ortoniWe Wednesday eyening, February 9Th
that al that lime, the bsllouing shall take
| PLACE without discussion, and lha. every
member Of This Convention hereby pledges
himself i4losoieifor the noninalion oGitha
coae7,s ~ % siDts'99s sdJ no -tey'oqsb
+ !. viii ,be seen BY the above that Inc pros.
pecis Of split in the Fusion racks, Of The
Legislature isegroWing a"small by degrees
aiidIbeaufifdlly less."' They. are dctetmin.
et d hold aogetheT and VII sever is the
cboice .ol q msjQri1yo will be the choice Of
the whole. This is as 1--WE desire--his as
Ei.shoud be. We lhnli ahere canebe liule
10abt Of .he election Of Senator Wade; blu,
howeycr, this may br, one hing is cerlain,
La good, manpit be chosen, and he will re-
eeiye ihe ananialoaS vo,dah iae Republic.
ans in the Legisatdte.aU ~ atii 10 nd $50
The 2Atibfney G nlrtiL Being called upon
10 give bis opinion on, iI,o, cons.iyulionaliiy
Of the lo,h section Ok the, Tax Law, has
given il as opinion lhat said ssec,ion is
constitutional. iIis iargdmeni7is plausible
| and bfe[, bus Wc regard ileof lille salue,
i5paassmuch !5 as .hs. new Ssa'e. Andilor hpa de-
,termined 10 conlom ehis Instructions, 10 the
decision ofAhei Supreme Cour, inlopposi-
ZION TO the opinion Of The Attorney General.
+ The Presidents message on Kansas az.
fairs Is lhemos,! oulrageeus-lbe emosl, in
famous document ahatlever emanated from
II chief mOgssrate ofe'his Rtpablfca o9We
hope It viii be published in every 'newspa.
perm he lapd, and read by, every voter
The Cincinnati Slave case is creating
great excitement all over the country, and
has done more 10 call public attention 10 ,ht
borrof, Of African Slavery as il exists in il,
midesi form lhan thousands OF Abolition
lectures Tire feeling is deep and lasting
-9iThearePurt. .ofsshs Quanermas,er Gene
raiIhas grea'ly.exciled Young America. |
isla,nusihgsto, reddahe articles Of the Gin
sjlnpssli Enquirer and, Ohio, Statesman Of
'hisu subject Cornsred ), caught, exposed
and alefrwilfoul excuse, they, s,jhave but ON
ahefnGlise; and lSa, is to abuse ,He Quar-
ierm9as,et 9p, ,eto iot bying such snplst0n as ,c
be nadsssa TOOL Of, and then, al.er being 81
used, 10 esPoselhe whole ihing.,i AT.
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