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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08
GALE OF REAL estate EE
- ORnER OF THE PROBATE

COURT.--On the 9Th day Of January next
at O'Clock, p. M, on the premises near the
town Of Rutland, Ohio, will he sold to the
highest bidder, the following real estate, as the
property Of Leslie Powell, Mary Powell. and
Lewis Powell, in FAINT heirs of Mary lane Pow :
ell, deceased. situate in Rutland township,
Meigs county, and State Of Ohio, and desert
bed as follows: The undivided third part Of a
par. OF faction number seven. township num-
Der six, and range number fourteen, in the
Ohio Company's purchase commencing nity,
Eve rods west Of the northeast corner of said
fraction number seven. thence south eight
rods. thence west three aud wo-third rods,
thence south one hundred and twenty. four
rods, thence west to James WrIghts line rum
ming north and south, thence north on said
line one hundred and thirty two rods, thence
to the place of beginning, containing twenty
one acres, more or less; appraised at $1,000
Terms Of saie-One third in hand, one third
in nine months, and the residue in eighteen
months from day of sale, with interest or de-
ferred payments, to be secured by mortgage
on the premises. :,
ANDREW J. POWELL, Guardian.
December 6th, 1S57.-4w 1915
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
For Sale.

j gGspt. & fsSV1 TB. WEED.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08
DRORATE COURT--The State

DROBATE COURT--The State OF
i Ohio, Meigs county, ss.--Fmal settle
ment of Accounts.--Notice is hereby given
that the,Accounts of the following persons
have been filed in the Probate Court, within
and for said county, Tor settlement: David
Entsminger, adm'r of John Anderson, decd I;
VIM. H. Bush, admir- Of Jacob Bush, decd
And said Accounts will be heard and settled
on Saturday, the l2in day Of December next.
ARTHUR MERRILL, Probate Judge.
Nov 18th, 57.--w3*
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

sThe National Era. in noticing that part
ofGovernor Wise's late letter in,which he
declares that if Republican, President
had been elected in 1856, he would have
been for dissolution Of the United, says.
"OuronlS regret is that his yalcrwas not
subiectod to the test. God Eelping us,
we viii give him an opportunity of playing
therebeLin 1860" %S S8 A ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08
POMEROY FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as ad-
zainistIator of the estate of James B. lssacs,
late of the county of Meigs, deceased. Dated
at Poneroy this l7th day of Septe mber. 1881
nov 2sw4. JOHN MCKENZIE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

STATEMENT
Showing the condition of the various Funds in the
County Treasury the Ist day Of June, 1857.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

Erhi6H of Receipts and Expenditures Of
Meigs County, for the gear ending
jane Ist, 1857.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08
ANNUAL REPoRT

Of The COmnsissiOners Of Meigs County,
for Ms Fiscal J ear ending June ]. 81.
ORDERED TO DE PUBLISHED, by COURT.
To THE Hon. SIMEON NASH, Judge of the Court OF
Common Pleas for Megs county, Ohio:
In compliance with the net OF Feb 25th, 1857, tho
following Report Of the Fiscal year ending May 3Ist,
1857, is respectfully submitted by the Commissioner
Of said county. II. II. SWALLOW, Clerk OF B'd.
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s7,3Ia CO :
BY amount paid Building Fund,
(Court-housc repairs, as above) S,16S "a u
Nett balance of Treasurer June l. 1857, $3.50 "a 7
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-15
CANDIDATES.

Our friends are bringing out their best and strong
est men for the Legislature, and with degree Of
harmony and spirit which is the best augury of sue
cess.
In the Senatorial District composed Of the coun-
ties Of Giles, Lawrence, and Wayne, THOMAS J.
Brown, Esq, has been nominated for reelection
with entire unanimity His majority will be heavy.
For Bedford and Marshall W. P. DAVIS, Esq, of
Marshall, is the candidate Of the Democrats. Mr..
DAVIS has represented that District several times,
with entire acceptabiIity to his constituents. We
shall be glad to welcome him again as the represen-
ative Of one Of the best democratic constituencies
in the State
The Democratic district convention to nominate a
candidate for Representative for the counties of
Benton and Humphreys, with great harmony pre-
sented the name of JAMES E. MICKEY, Esq Of
Humphreys The District is heavily democratic,
and nomination by our party friends is an cleo
ton
EnsKEE E. HARVEY, Esq, is the Democratic
nominee for representative Of Giles county. Mr..
HARVEY is young man of brilliant promise, and he
will faithfully represent the staunch old county Of
Giles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-15

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION OF TIE senate
RIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF GILES LAW
RENEE AND WAYNE.
The Democracy Of this district met in convention
at the Court house in the town Of Lawrenceburg, on
Saturday the 9th inst at y O'Clock, fCrthe purpose
Of nominating candidate for the State Senate.
This convention was organized by calling JOHN B.
sTRIsIINe, Esq, TO the Chair and appointing Dr..
]. NJ HAsuLToy, Secretary
The Chairman madea few brief remarks explana-
tory Of the object Of the meeting and it being
csrtsined that there was no delegation present from
either Wayne OF Giles the convention adopted the
following resolutions offered by B. N. MOOSE:
Rssolgsd, That we fully and freely endorse the
Democratic platform laid down by the Cincinnati
Convention and win expect our candidates for Sena-
tor and Representative to stand by and faithfully
support those time honored principles. -
RssOlUsd, That we endorse and approve Of the eff
forts Of our Senator THOMAS ], BROwx during the
recent exciting contest in our State, and his Jealous
advocacy Of our interest in his Senatorial capacity,
and recommend him to the favorable consideration
Of our sister counties.
RssolUed, That amongst the distinguished sons Of
Tennessee we know none whose talents and devotion
to Democratic principles we highly appreciate
| than we do Gen. GID. J. Pillow.
ResoyDed, That the foregoing resolutions be pub
lished in the Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN and the
| Democratic Herald
On motion of VIM CHAFFIE, Esq, the foregoing
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The convention then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-15
Humphreys AND BENTON.

hAVERLEY, May II, 1887.
The delegates heretofore appointed by the De-
mOeracy of Humphreys ndBentou counties for he
purpose of nominating suitable candidate to rep
resent them in the Representative Branch of the
next General Assembly, convened at the court house
in the town Of Wayerly on Saturday the eth of May
1857. Whereupon VIM H. MEADOW, Esq, was call
ed to the chair, and J. NJ. McADoo appointed Sec
rotary. The names of the delegates we're then
called and full delegation from both counties be-
ing in attendance the Convention was organized and
called to order by the chairman; and after brief
period passed in canvassing the merits and claims
of the respective aspirants, the following resolu-
tions were proposed and unanimously adopted:
Resolced That in the person Of JAMES E. Mick
LEY Esq, of Waverly, we recognize all the elements
of a firm unfinching and unfaltering old line Dem
Ocrat, associated with a modest, unassuming and
gentlemanly department that cannot fail to recon-
mend him to the favorable consideration Of the en-
tire Democracy of this Representative District and
therefore, with one accord we pronounce him the
choice of this Convention for the Representative of
this District in the next State Legislature; and
while we cheerfully tender him our Jealous support
we likewise commend him 10 the support Of all good
Democrats who regard the triumph of principle as
paramount to all other considerations.
ResoIUed, That 7. B. Gown, John Carter, and W.
W. Hobbs, wait upon Mr.. Mickey, and inform him
of the result Of this convention and request Of him
an early response to the same.
Resolved, That the Union and american publish the
proceedings of this convention.
WhereupOn the convention having completed the
business for which they convened, adjourned sine
die.
After which, Mr.. MICKEY, who had been waited
upon by the committee and informed of his nomina-
ton, in succinct but appropriate style return
ed his Acknowledgements to the convention for the
aattering manner in which they were pleased to
regard him, and renewed his pledges of fidelity to
the principles Of the Democratic party with which
he has ever been identified. Other gentlemen re-
sponded heartily to the calls of the meeting, and
harmony, concert Of action, and unanimity Of SEN
timen seemedto characterize the entire proceedings
VIM. H. MEADOW,
J. NJ MCADoo, Chairman
Secretary
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-15
MUNICIPAL ELECTION NPHILADELPHIA

The municipal election in the city of Philadel-
phia, on Tuesday, the 9Th inst, resultedin bril-
liant victory to the Democracy over its Know NOth-
ing aud Republican opponents.
NcGrath, the Democratic candidate for the city
Treasurer received twenty two thousand hun
dred and seventY-six votes Potts, the Know Nothing
candidate. fifteen thousand four hundred and fifty
eight: and Rowland, the Republican candidate,
three thousand seven hundred and ffty-two Nc
Grath's majority over both, is three thousand Eve
hundred and sixty-six votes, which will probably
be increased by the full official returns
Logan. the Democratic candidate for city Commits
soner. received twenty-five thousand seven hundred
and six votes. McWhorter, the Know Nothing can
didate. forteen thousand seven hundred and nine
teen: and LyndaIl, the Republican candidate, four
thousand four hundred and forty Logan's
maiority over both, is three thousand five hundred
and fortv-two votes, which the official returns will
increase.
Twenty-One out of the twenty-four members of
the select council, are Democrats and the Demo-
cratic majority in the common council is equally
decided.
The fusion between Know Nothings and Republi-
cans has not availed them Both are crushed, and
Philadelphia. by an overwhelming majority zone
unrrecedented in its municipal eectiOns) has indi
Gated her devotion to the national principles of the
Democratic psrty, and her confidence in the admin
istration Of James Buchanan.
The result is favorable augury of the triumph
Of the Democracy in the approaching Guberanato-
rial election.
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EDDersOn SDPIngs.

BE located IN Mac county, Tenn, The waters Of
n 1ramle Greek, tour miles East Ofne Turnpike lead
ing Crom Gslatn Tenn, to scosvie, kentuckyl md val
prepared the rscepn visitors aud inyads By The
ION dsy Of Nay. This has already acquired Tspule
On .viey circulated for The highly
Waers Jour different VaTie ies1 and are now oeiug
Viii d Oy We ~ many living remotely, 60 OF q
but the eker after pleasure, healthy pasme, snd O
thers bsng within short do RON the springs place
where frequently seen, and STRAINS a0OundHg IN
trout and other Kind OF hsh, besides, various via animals
foxes touirrels, rabbits wi Gals wild LurAts, d,.
chased entire Interest in Inc syringe has associated vi
lIzI us sOn Hiiam. vel 10 ali who visited The
spring Summer. Having siderable pense
ia refining eEgrgng means Of We
hater We viii be able add materially 10 The
mfJrt Of all horny win visit having duri1g
the winter put away near ons hundred thousand o9n
VI very ane We have had buit u addltlOna bed
rooms bsides large % BY 20 se lattice each eide,
a Ia the lovers OF pleasure and social en-
joymsnt wIli amp room Z r ereat0n-
medicinal char Ctzr Of the sever springs have been
often published CHI need ess TO DO 90 non IRON
TACT that n sahUr our sale Ie losisl Ia D. 60 ell
gageI the examination Of ome Il m SC WaIerss aud ue
Ens pvIe the whole upon the pr mi ss, durHg dis
summer when the sum Of ms a. ay VIII De sven - Lhs
public In connection Win this notice. oembr eed IN are port
ade BY himself II is CO sdeie only necessary 10 a'
that chronic affections Of any O Lhe more important organs
exhibit The I'll Of the spring, Paracu af thOse Ot 10
males In cases oi diseased kdnes anc bladder, Cuapeus
diseases ludlseson dropaey' &C, lhsl lave ~ seLl me-
acted IKE charm, anu Ii all have Afforded feliel
Ample testimony these facts could Dc aHerd II A.
Dr. Debow viii take pleasure in giving such vice to in
vads and OIher vslt mere, expert nee O. - or ~
ears may enaoie nun 70 give, ana VIII Dc @l"a5s 80
should his professional vices required He ryalis nm
this .hOd return his numerous irehds anu fa
tots hearty their liberal patronage, and again
ask Of the same, with inc assurances ma
neither OF Will spare either me pains 10 rthdef al
comfortable who may s0jUuTn " lth US IN ulure.
Hs wing secured the services II W. teToni te puO
lie may VI hearty cheer IN the dnniug ruO Ou
Stable III be attended Our charges Will be 81
the times and seasons viii admit Of, va;
For Regular Borders, those remaining one week en1
mOre washing extra, 81 % per day
Children 30 Of and UNDER and Servants haL
puC5. Horses SIC per cay.
trans Visitors wiz CHARGED so cents per NEAL OF
from 81 50 TO s. 20 per day. For extsa services reason
viii b. maze. Washing, ro log, &c, 81 PEI
For pressing ironing dresses for LADIES' haI
pTcs ma; lf-J93n.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-15
DEATH OF CAPT. NORVELL WALKER
J. NJ. AICADoo,
Secretary

DEATH OF CAPT NORFELL WALKER.
The circumstances attending the death of Capt.
L. NoRvELL WALKER are detailed as follows, in
a letter from JOHN NJ. BALDWIN to JAMES WALKER,
ESQ, Of this city, which would have been published
earlier, but for an oversight occurring during our
absence
''After an Intellectual attempt on the part of Col.
LOckridge to regain possession of the San Juan RiY-
err he was compelled to disband his men, whom the
English took on board of two sloops-of-war and
conveyed to GTeytOwn. Upon the San Juan your son
had been much exposed to the inclemency of the
weather. On the ship that conveyed us to Grey
town the exposure was none the less, and the food
served not palatable. At Aspinwall we were
placed on board Of the steamer Granada. where we
suffered much did on the other steamers.
On board this ship your was taken down with
fever. and could not be prevailed on to eat We
however, reached Havana, and there we were trans
ferred to the Empire City, which vessel we found
a kind and obliging friend in the Surgeon In the
morning your son got up and walked around the
decks, and We were in hopes that change of diet
and the comforts Of the cabin into which the Sur
geOn had him placed, would soon restore him. but
our hopes were disappointed. In the afternoon he
became very unWeIl, and his brother officers were
compelled TO be in constant attendance upon him.
About shutdown he was unconscious, and so remain
ed up to his death. Maj Chapters of Mobile, and
his brother officers generally. showed him every
tentiOn and the Surgeon did all he could to save
his life, but the disease had gone too far before he
came into his hands. Every effort was made to have
his body embalmed in ice and to bring it to this
port. To this the Captain would not consent, and
we were compelled to bury his body at sea, which
done, the church service of the Episcopal
Church having been read over it."
Our estimable fellOw-citizen, JAMES WALKER
ESQ., receives the heartfelt sympathies of this COM
rnunitv in this sad bereavement Of tbran rroD,is-
ing sons, two have given their lives for the redemp
ton Of Nicaragua. The hope that the other may
live to effect for Central America all that his highest
desires have aimed at, will be all the more intense
with our citizens for these family Affections.
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Notice to Contractors.



WINCHESTER ALABAMA RAILRO AD :
DRoPosALS are lsvted at salem, SATURDAY, me IN
July next far he Grading, Masonry aud hfiagnE oi
THIS road, dyeTeiHg from tnr Nashville ahd Chaanoga
Railroad 81 Dschsrd and running through Wtnenear ana
near salon. IN tEnEn county Tenn aud from taenc3 70
Fayetteville N lincoln county distance OF about s. MI es-
ne road has been partly graded for out ~ miles from
De0heTi7 sselions having been finished and 10 party
grbjed.
Bids VIII be received for sections (of about
one nile eaeh Payments will be l3urdfhs casa ana one
hh 10 soeSo Be meoe a. the work progresses, the stock
oDi7 u Be reserved on monthly estimates.
Ttere viii be hsaVy making the ssoent ron
tie crossing OF Elk River 10 the table lands,
BaFrens.' Very uIls rock viii be encountered AM
portion Of The line.
The country though which line Is csrried ls healthy
and abounds IN the requisite product the
Of and sock.
Plans and Ptohes be examined blank proposals and
contracts with aeeompanyn specifications procured, and
any other Information IN relation Inc work ostatn
ed application 70 Edwin Mead Resident Beginner al
FayeteVill6 for 10 days pTsyinns 10 the le.tiug.
Satisfactory evidences II ability complete The work bid
for, must accompany The proposals, which may be ad
dressed
v. X STEVENSON President, Nashville, Tenn.
JAS. H. GRANT, Chief Engineer, 90 do
MEAD, Resident Engineer, Fayetisvis, Tenn,
be handed ia al salem on the day Of letting.
By order Of B1ard. Jas. h. GRANT,
may lid I'll Let July. Chief Engineer.