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REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
AxD DKALaRs IN
LAMB WARRANTS D EAcaA ! EEs
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
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REP RENCES.
EuAk ef Ptsestsasgh, ExehmnaR Bank,
Messss. KTaaasg a. h shms sAfssaEs. y nelmss
q aoaa, Willis BoeAhs, ESQ., Wa B. Pa
aays pss1ahasxa,
Mna1agnAsIk Raah ok Rr0wngyills, FraRk-
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MarsA SAITH Esu., Na than Pusey, Esq.s
Miles White, Esq.9 Bsat tmoFs.
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Jno. J. AnAersea d Ce.. .Msssym- Rags O.
Hsssu. T.ekag, hsmsak a Co., &, h. Vi0askt
D. Ca Maaess. Mxgan O. Bro. 81. Louis
Gsak. saz@ens & Dawmay, Heaa. VIII
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Ties. III Ean1sns II s, Iowa.
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xaeels BaaH, Ess3ss Hos. .. n. Logaa. Col-
mo. WtIlaans, Springfield, Tlas,
WOO. VIM. Mfewn Hsny Richard Kaasss
II. n. ElIlcss, Ed. Messrs ~. r. Ayers
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EksBmAKmA CITY
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and seeHEsd. Thsy are PREPARED, fFom this
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REAL ESTATE BROK ERS

GENERAL LAMB AGENTS.
Gasnasesd, fswa, sma Fsafsams8fA, Mekraaka.
vi ELLpFsmp&iy attwa4A 10 Land ARaheIes,
w making collections, inves&inK manay.
Locating and selling lapd warrants, payif1x
taxes, bayihg and eeiling city pfopsEY, and
all okhar business psgkaiAg 30 sheiF prafess.
in Western lpWa ana NsAgaaka.
Rw Letters 81 iaqpiry promptly answaE-
cd.
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tend to business In the Supreme Cuurk G ms
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RANK or FLORENCE.

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

e@ We have hsea requested q ssy ghas
Welfare Division. No. Sc, Sons Of Ten.
perNnce, have recognized, and meet every
Saturday evening, over the store oi Q
Branch q Co.
Weare requested to state further that
as the books and records Of the Division
were destroyed by the fire, all back dues
and delinquencies have been cancelled by
vote of the order. II was further re-
solved that all those who we're members in
good standing at yhe time Of The fire, and
have not violated the pledge since, will be
admitted to the resuseita,ed Division by
signing the constitution at any timebefore
the first Saturday in March. After that
date none we are informed, will be admit
ted except on the same condition as new
members.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
ARG Won sick I

Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay until
your complaint Is incurabls, then mourn when IL
Is too late Fonr-fths Of all tho diseases which pco-
pie the church yards, might be cured by Ayers Ca
thartic Pills f taken IN seafon. Don't 60 dragging
through the springs faint lsless aud sleepy, because
Your blood Is loaded with bile Don't wear the Head
ache Heartbufn and their kindred disorders becaus
your stomach Is foul Don't parade yourself around
the world, covered with Pimples, Blotches, Ulcers
Sores, and all any OF tho uncean discasss fth.
skin, because your system wants cleansing Dom
show yourself about, lean haggard, all cayed in, be-
cause your stomach and Bowels need strengthening
into healthy action. Ayers Pills set these thing
right as sure as water quenches fire. They purify thI
body and blood. and restore their functions intt
healthy activity which You feel quick they arr
taken. They are the nne great medical wonder Of thu
age, recognized By all who know their virtues, anC
| many thousands know them. Take the Cherry Pocto
raj cough and the pills for all deragemcnts re
quirng purgativo medicine.
Prepared by JAMES g, AVER, Practical and Ana
lytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass-and sold by all th
4 States and Canada W. sa-s t..fl-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
Nervous Diseases Controlled and Conquered.


or all the various ills that deract from the enjoy
ment of human life, most of them may be traced to
dsordercd condition OF the nervous system The hor-
rors Of Epilepsy, Falling Sickness, arise in most
cases from this cause. Our readers may remember,
on several occasions BEFORE have alluded to the
wonderful cures notifications Of Fits, made by the
Vegetable Extract Epllcptc Pills, invented and pre-
pared by DR.. SETH S. HANcE, Of Cs Baltimore Street,
Baltimore Nd. We feel fully satisfied that these pills
have cured some of the most stubborn cases Of Epl
lcpsy we'll the milder form Of Fits, such as Sc.
we're Cramps, spasms, &c. We now record the fact,
that persons will lnd these Pills equally efcacious in
curing svery form of nervous dcbllty;--no matter
whether manifested In the acute and excruciating
form of Neuralgia, Tic-Doloreux or Nervous Head
ache tho misery Of Dyspepsia Indigestion, the suf
ferings OF Rheumatism or Gont the melancholy hal
luclnaton of depressed spirits hysera, their ef-
fects VIII be equally happy aud certain. Persons IN
the country write to the inventor, and have the
medicine forwarded TO them by mail. The prices
ono box, 50; two boxes IS; twelve boxes SEA; ant
sent to any part OF the country, free OF postage
Ireetyour communications to SETH S. HANcE, lOs Bal
timore street, Baltimore, Nd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
Cincinnati Pro.lhCc Market.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 99

THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 29.
FLouR-The market continues depress-
ed, with only limited demand. The sales
comprise l60 bbls. at SIS, 55, and 63 do. at
$40. The receipts comprise 679 bbls.
BurrER-The market continues dull.
Sales of % bbls. fair to good Roll at III
TO lsc. and l6 do choice extra at 2lc.
PRovrsIoNs-The market is firm. Sales
Of 10000 lbs. Bulk Sides at 85c, and So
bblsa Leaf Lard at ll1c.
SEED--Sales of 100 bushels of Clover, at
1915; so do. at $3.50.
TALLow-Sales of 400 bbls. at 1o4c.
GaocERIEs--Sales of 10 hhds. Sugar at
lo8c. and 1875 bags of Coffee at 1l1c.
= OLA sale Of 95 bbls. Linseed at 95c
WHEAT-Sales of 4U0 bush red at |, Is,
and $50 do, white at go.
BARLEr-There is fair request fol
Spring at 81 AS, and Fall at 81, SIS.
Rye continues steady at 80c.
Oars A sale of 800 bush. st 44c.
BALED HAY-Prices steady at $4,000
ApPLEs-The demand continues equa
to the supply The prices range from
rs, SO to $3.50 according to qualify
PorAroEs--The market is firm. Pink
eyes are selling for $l,lo@t,15, and Me
shannocks for $1, 20@l.25.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
Correspondence Of tho St. Loul. Democrat.
LEooMpToN, K. T., Jan. 10, IS

LEcoMPToN, X. T., Jan. 10, ST.
The "law and order" convention, and
the reception of the Governors Message,
occupisd the most Of the week, and ball
and drunken row capped the climax
The Legislature declrres that not one Of
the obnoxious laws which the Governor
speaks Of in his message shall be modified
or repealed, but more shall be enacted of
the same kind, "only more So" Geary
assumes very dignifed manner, and says
that if the Legislature do not repeal and
modify some Of those laws that Congress
will. He us in something Of rage, but
not so much so as when the murderer
Of Bufum was released.
The members of the convention have
taken "big national grounds" as one ex-
pressed it, In one resolution they speak
of Ignorance and fanaticism." It is es-
timated that nine hundred thousand of the
people in tie United States can neither
read nor write, and that ninety-three
: thousand live in States that have free
government, and were carried by Fremont,
leaving balance of eight hundred and
seven nthousand living in the States carried
by James Buchanan. Probably those
who drew up the resolution concerning ig.
norance, we'e ignorant of the above facts
Nothing Of importance will be done in Tx
Legislature until the Governors message
discussed, which will occupy the most 0
this week. The mercury stood twenty
seven degrees below zero this morning.
UNION.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LANDS
1eo Acres Of the finest Land in the
World, for 5000!

r INTEND RETURNING TO KANSAS early next
spring and will act as locating Agent for persons
who wish to secure some of these valuable lahds, ei
thcr with land warrants or money.
Having travelled extensively through tho Territores
during the past summer ard acquired a thorough
Knowledge Vt the country and OF the most avaiuoie
lands thai will be brought into market next spring
feel confident Of being able to make the best seicc-
tons. a..
Ihavo also Charts OF the Surveys. as far IS they
have been perfected. Persons by calling ana exaln-
ining the Charts will be enabled to mako their own
selections as 10 locality, &c.
For further information address d. Mcfarland; at
Portsmouth, o. until january 1, 1851 and atter tnat
date at Columbus, o., until the adjournment OF the
Ohio Legislature.
REFERENCES
Hon. O. r. Moore, Portsmouth, Ohio; Con- a, r.
Glenn Columbus, o.. Hon. II. s. Bnndy, Jackson, o.;
Hon. J. A. Blair, Zanesyhle, o.; r. r. Norton, ESQ.,
Cincinnati Ohio; Smith & Jefords, Att'ys at Law,
Dayton. o.; Hon. N. H. Van Worries, Atbcns, Ohio.
Dec. lG-n4 Nlt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
1ORNELIUs wENDALL.

" Thomas d. Sargent!--lE the CoaIt o,
Common Pleas OF Meigs County, Ohio
Thomas d. Sargent will lake notice that Cor
nelius Wendall, Of the District OF Columhia. I.
did. on the 18th day Of August A, ID. 1906
file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County Of Melgs, IN the
State of Ohio, against the sid Thomas D.
Sargent, setting forth iu substance that on the
9th day of july, A D 1919, said Thos D. Sar-
gent executed TO said plaintiff, by the designa-
tlun of C.Wendall. promissory note Tor tve
hundred dollars (s5O00o) payable 10 the PLAIN
tit, or order, in ninety dav oiter dale; ont
also that on The 2Sth day Of Cecernber A. D.
1884,, the said Thomas d. Sargent executed "a
the plaintiff his other promissory note IN VII,
Ting for one hundred aud fifty dollars ($l50 .U0)
payable to the plaintiff, or otder, by III dcslg-
nation OF g. Wendall. in thirty days from the
date thereof; and that said notes ore wholly
unpaid. In said petition, Judgment spray
ed against the said Thomas D. Sargent tor tht
amount of said notes; that is to say: FIVE
HUNDRED Dollars (S50U.o0) and interest there
ION since the 10th day yof October. A. D. 1919
and One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, (sl50 90,
together with uteres. thereon since The 2Stl
@dny of january. 1850, And said Thomas D.
Sargent is further notified that orders OF at
ltachment have been issued out ot-sald court
executed and returned, and that ne u
required to appear and answer said pellllor
on or before The third Saturday after the Is
doy of January, A D 1857, Otherwise judgren
will he taken for said sums Of money.
tS5.25) ]. CARTWRIGHT,
Nov. IS, Is56,@6 Atty forPlain.iff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

FRoN CoLuMBus.--C CoIpMpus, Jan. e9.
MIR. Slough, Of the House Of Represent
atives. was expelled this morning by a
heavy minority.
All the Democrats, with the exception
Of Mr.. Cory, voted against the expulsion
The vote wasrecopsidered and is now pend.
ing.
The Hous took a final vote, this after
loon, upon the resolution to expel Mr..
Slough. of Hamilton county, for striking
Mr. Caldwell, Of Astabula, for words spo.
ken in debate. Theresolution passed--7t
against 35-all the Democrats voting
against the resolution, excepting Mr.. Cor
~. Of Hamilton county, who made a pow
erfnl speech in favor Of the resolution.
This case has caused considerable ex
citement while pending, and the House wa
full of people. Mr.. Slough leaves lor Gin
cinnati tonight
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

DR. RoSAcK AND HIS REMEpiEs-The success which
has attended the practice Of this distinguished physi
can goes confirm the theory that the OF
all dseasosis In the blood. His famous "Scandina.
ylan Remedies" operate directly upon the elements
Of that Hud neuralizng all corrupt and morbid ma
ter in the circuaton and bringing back health to
cry organ, bypurying tho stream which sustains and
nourishcs the whole system. Certain il is that hi
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills have worked wonders
inncrvous Complaints, bronchitis, rheumatism, dys.
pepsia, cough, catarrh, general debility, hypoehon
drasS, epilepsy, eruptions, Scrofua and many othe
painful and dangerous maladics. Hence their grea
popularity. We are informed that the correspondence,
of Dr. Roback amounts on an average to $50 letter
per day. of whch 100 are requests for advice and
ders for his celebrated remedies. See AdYertsem cnt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
MARRIHD.

On Monday morning, Feb. Cd, Mr.. PAUL PLUMBER,
of Ncwburyport, Mass, to Miss DoRorHr ELlzApErn
eldest daughter ofL S. Nye, of Pomeroy.
With the above notice we received the
usual accompaniment of wedding cake,
and the unuSuas addition of 81.
Beautiful in the sight of the angels is a
pure and holy love; and we wish the new
ly united pair long life and prosperity, the
happiness in fruition which they have
doubtless enjoyed in anticipation.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
Holloway's Pills-Astonishing Cure of

Holloways Pllls-Astonlshlng Cure OF
Bilious Complrint.-Mr. Patrick M'Kennan, of Co
lumbus, Ohio, suffered for upwards of three years
from violent pains In the head foul stomach. bad d.
gestion disordcrcd liver, and general nervous deb
ity. he tried various remedies for the mitigation Of
thiscompound disorder, but he only became worse in
stead ofbeter although he also consulted several doc
tors Finding that the medical faculty could not cure
him. he had recourse to Holoways Pills, by continue
ing with this remedy for few weeks, he entirely re-
gained his health and since then he has not had
he slightest return of his complaint. 80
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
Feb. 2-we ]. enrtwrlght. I'M for neiItIonor
DROOKs BUFFINGToN IS. 5an0

BUFFINGTnN VS.. samuel
D.Bnfington and others Heirs Mt law OF
William Burlington. Reconsideration in the
Cnuu of Common Pleas. for the county OF
Meigs. in he State Of 0hio-Ge lrge ". Buff
fingion, Wesley r. Burlington, IaneP. Wood
ward Afred Wo0dya-d. Phebe woodward,
Dunbar Woodynrd, and Baldwin R. Buffng-
ton of the county Of Writ, in the State ol Vir-.
iginin. and Solomon Buffineton Of the county
Of Wood, Virginia, and Reuben Tmbbs aud
Betsy Tubbs, of the county Of Adair, in the
State Of Missouri, and Seth Buffington and.Su-
sen Burlington. Of the county Of Muskingum,
in he State OF Ohio. will take notice .hat on
the 2Sth day of January. 1857, said Brooks
Burlington, filed in the office of the Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
county OF MeisS. in The State Of Ohio, his re-
| tilion ngainst them aud other heirs ut law, oil
Willim Burlington deceased, stating therein
among other things, that in the year 1S49. 9.said
William Burlington, being then in lie, and
owning leasehold estate in the following de-
scribed land, situated in said county OF Melgs.
lio.wit: Sixty acres on The west end Of Lot
No 3, in Section No. 90. in Township No 4,
and Range No. i2. the same land being known
rs ministerial land, and that on or about the
17th day Of October $40, said William Buf-
fngton, conformably to the statute in such
cases provided, surrendered his lease of said
land 10 the Auditor of said county OF Meigsi
and became the purchaser OF said land at the
rate of $a,50per acre. to be paid in twelve
annual instalmenis TO the treasurer OF said
county and that thereafter, in or about The
year 1851. said William Bufllngioh, for TIN
sum Of $4,000, borgained and sold alloi hi
fright and estate IN said land TO tie SAID PLAIN
ltilT and said Wesley F Bufington, and tba
{ under said sale he put The plaintiff and salt
Wesley F. in possession ol SAID SIXTY acres
That said contract wSs reduced 10 Wrlllng
duly signed and delivered by said William
Burlington, TO The plaintiff and said Wesle
r., but hos become lnslaid or lost and Is no
wilhir the knowledge Of the pialntlf, an
llhatin or about the month Of June, a. D. 1884
1.-The plaintiff bought of said Wesley f., oil q
! lhiS hight add interest in said sixty acres. Tha
J large part of said $4,000, was paid by tn
plaintiff and said Wesley e., to said VILLAIN
Burlington in his life time and that the resi-
, due OF it has been fully paid to said GeoTg
] W. Bufhngton, administrator OF said Wllllal
Burlington, deceased. ~
The prayer OF said petition is that The pal
: lies dependant thereon, TO be adju 1ged and Of
dered 10 release to the plaintiff all the inter
est which MS the heirs at law OF said WI
liam Burlington, decreased, they mny respec
lively have IN said premises. Said parties AZ
4 further notified that they are required TO or
!, pear sud answer said petition, on or before u
! third turday aflet the 18th day Of Marc
! Inext. j. q. CARTWt,lGHT, i
Feb. 3--w6. attorney for plaintiff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

~ ARREsT or FILLIBusTEas. YoRK
Jan. 28-Ths steamer Tennessee was de-
tained today, in consequence Of repairs
not being finished.
Several fllbusters were arrested, inclu.
ding Col Fabens and Alexander Lawrence,
the Nicaraguan Colonization Agents, and
Henry Bolton, his clerk Fabans and
lawrence were ordered TO give bail in BS,,
200, which each refused. They have
been committed to prison. s