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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
III. ALLEN, LII. D.,
LORIN ANDREWS, Cv


To young men who wish to acquire B@sR I, isTact-
lion" we think It affords facilities very seldom q1Ieu
r GRANGER has tile rare Of theOret Sa
edge and uptness teaching, added 10 prncIc1l oneS
Room experience, feel confident that
lis College fully competent to keep the most c"
cHted setQf Books.
A. r. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. =, n
J. j. JASNEY see'y Board of CONTROL state bahA " "
j. F. PAIlAI Book Keeper at ID, T. WOodburys.
D. OVEIIDIER Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
H. a. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke 70;
@. d. MASON, Hook Keeper at j. IL. Riley 4 CO.'S.
HE-FOr full particulars, send for circular, . ,,~,
- GRANGER &c ARMSTRONG,
ha41v '- PrOprietOrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
NUMBER l26
CITY BUSINESS.
EYCoURAGG ANERICAN MAEUFAcTGREE
BUTLEAEsA HOOK u kliRlRER'1
WrifinN. IlllIiH-

IHcE this supersor gId lax has b.gn bssrs Puhss
now ne tuo year, it eonatAny Ennlhg N
faver, and pEsSeTTed by q DE fE-f.rd A.
nold Ft4id-
ties Nth Smaller sizes iHnsTahe pave heea sotd
merchants In Cnenatl, A1usEis, rita
burh Buffalo, CtrEeland D-tFo TeFFe HHu4e L1ly
vIncrnts indianapolis. BvHnssfe, FTankoTt, L1ngtons
Nashville, taps, Lota, Etess, Jarknon, Hal19
NeW Orleans. u las $50 been adopted tn te state De-
paFtments of ks4Itney, Telnasee agd A-saslp AihAs
61RT uifloaas Ard REtls Ne
ind IHlnOs.
TIu G0sviug ulerehazts bankers. Ge "a WbegiH hsrs
aore asins Arnoiis Ees TAX have plFehASed J. J. lS
.er's BoOk keepers Wfifinr Flahi:
Northwestern Rank % Virginia; Mefchlutl eeAanes'
Rank Of Wheeling; Ba. uf WheelnE CTeeeu8 1NuuflEfl
ing Company; County CEeFk % Ohio County; NaIonal TE'-
Oder; RalsiTasFe anl Ohto Railroad 0ee: NeInRs
iiose; Kelly. HoliosAy Co.; RuHsvd MeAses GordcEs
NiatiheWs Co.; 7. sweeney SEM Doane CoUE; Ott
ioyd Boy OFT; Oliver PFyol: Jas q. toas Cs kalb
lin, Gflt-Tbon 4 Co.; Press
RoE sale ~ manufacturers prices b.
Osso LAMBDIS. GILBERSOS AGO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20

TERMS;
For Full Course, incEhdiRO all Departments Of BOOK
Eeeyin0 Lectuyes and FeRmGHsaip tHTdriaC'y 4" M
For Full Course in LGdteS department. ~
THE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure In expressing
their gratifying and unprecedented sue
wiicl, lave of their Institution slcS
its establishment Capital and stimulates theln TO re-
newed exertlOns Ineet IN tie most zJctet Mdh"sr, TIE
rapidly increasing demand aprdcttCt dId cOreheh-
sits courAr OF Mercantile HiHiH1 The great practical
rspsrIcIce Princpal ia heavy banking and CommgF
al Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gshS
men mas enabled him bring TO degree OF perfection
system OF COUNTING ROOM instruction., by oral
SOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER lNsTlruIl0N ,tyi Each
STUDENT by this process drilled tile DESK tn0tcd
Wn by step, until he has mastered tile whole rOuhg
of an AccuunIts thOrOughty dS though ne hId
ssreoi an dDDrsnticsGfip IN some urge COhMe'c"F
LOse; and all awkwHrdneSs; alterns and gorgeous
Iiuuiers are, in a great measure, dissipated.
In additiOl engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants We have secured the services oil some OF te
most eminent in OHIO, TO lecture Oh commercial
topics. -, .,,ri,
here but thing Connected Win DOC bL
FNTliY HOOK KEEPING with free and full utscussiOh Ol
s Principrs-Lccturrs upon Commercial history
and History OF Eminent GOpuerCia Men, Commereia Ge-
Usraplly Commercial Products Commercial Calculations
Poltca Economy, Mercantile Law Ethics oi Frads Part
nersLip, &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-20
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

. BLOWING Hot AND .CoLD WITH THE SAME
rBREATH,-The organs OF The Slavery propa-
gandists persist in declaring that 1t Is the
rpdrpose OF the Republican party TO elect
negroes to otlice-lo make them Judges,
Legislators, DC. But, while declaring this,
they assert that the Republicans refrain
from attempting this where they have the
power. Col. Medary in his speech on Sat
urday night declared that the proposition
TO gye TO negroes the right Of suffrage
was literally hooled out of the Minnesota
Constitutional Convention, a body compos-
ed entirely OF Republicans, and the jour
nal Of Commerce, Il paper which loses no
opportunity Of villifyng the BLACK Re
publiGans, "lsays '"s 7'''@ g -'.'"
.,"IUwA AND FREE NEGRoEs.-The Black
Republican State OF Iowa has furnished 4
practical commentary upon the principles
Of the .Dred Scott decision, by the action
Of her people at the polls. They have de
cided that free negroes shall not lie citizens
lof that S;ate, and shall not exercise the
| right Of suffrage, Along with the new
Constitution, the question. was submitted
separately to the popular vote, whether free
negroes should be citizens or not, and 1t
has been decided inthe negative, by a ma
jofity of ten thousand.'a1 De- .uot 'nu-
| In all this, one thing is evident The
Republican party either do not seek 20 el-
evate the colored men to Office, or they who
assert1hatthey do, are merely playing upon
the preJudiees of the people. The Repub-
lican party have never ayowed such pur-
pose as that attributed TO them, and until
they do, our enemies may as well possess
their souls in patience. '
The Republican party does seek to main
tain the rights of Free Labor in the Ter
ritories, which the Democracy seeks to
overrun with Slavery, aud thereby exclude
freemen from settling therein, To effect
this purpose, the "Democacy" repealed
the restriction on Slavery north of the line
of SO deg. 80 min, and to-day by the power
of the Gene,al Government and lis lhous-
ands of armed men, it seeks to make Slave.
~ perpetual there and suhdue the whole
land to bondage. Butlhe Republican par.
ty, inspired by the consciousness. OF Right
and Justice, will accomplish its mission,
and make this land what the fathers in.
tended il should be-a land Of free men
and not a land Of slaves aud masters
State Journal. '.talFs 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29


= CoNsTITuTIoNG OF MISNEsoTA--Thel
National lntelligencer gives the following
synopsis of this Instrument:
- "lrhe new Consilution prohibits Slave
ry nd>guarantees liberty ofthe press trial
by Jury, &e.G The first Legislature is to,
consist of thirty Senators and eighty
Representatives; pay, SO per day. Thele are
to be a Governor Lieutenant Governor,
Attorney General, Secretary Of State, and
Treasurer, elected for two years, and an
Auditor for three. The judiciary is to be
vested in aSupreme Court, District Courts,
Courts ot Probate, Justices of tho Peace,
and such other Courts, inferior to the Su
pi eme Court, as the Legislature may es-
.Jablish by a two-third vote; all Judges
and Justices TO be elected by the people
While male citizens of the United States,
twenty-one years of age, residing in the
United States one year, and in tie State
four months next preceding any election,
are voters. Also, white persons Of foreign
birth, having the above qualifications OF
age and residence, who shdll have legally
declared their intention TO become citizens;
and persons Of mixed white and Indian
blood, and of Indian blood under certain
regulations. The Legislature may, by a
two -Chirds, vote, pass i general banking
law, with stringent restrictions. and re-
quirements. ST. Paul to be the seat of
Government until located elsewhere by
the Legislature. .' 10.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29
PartiCRi;t Sls OI IElc Loss OF the
: ,,Cesttral America. l,.,s,.s q,


I'VE give below the statement ofaone of
The rescued passengers, Oliver p. Manlue,
who was picked UP by the barque Ellen =
The storm, commenced immediately after
leaving Havana, and continued with great
violence and increasing fury until Friday.
On Friday afternoon all hands were called
upon to bail out the water which had ex-
Inguished the fires in her furnaces. .,-y
The vessel continued TO ship water, and
aIlwentto work with buckets, barrels, &c,
continuing all Friday night and Saturday
morning, when-at aboutUwo O'Clock in the
afternoon the brig Marine hove in sight
AL the ladies' and children, were put on
board of the brig at six O'Clock in, the
evening. and the engineers left the steamer
with them. In launching the boats two
of the five were stoveand sunk. The other
three were dispatched with ho.women and
Ichildren. .t.....r... ,h,.. Er.i s,ri
About one hour before sunset the Ma
rine was laying neailya mile away, and
by the tiine the boats roached her, 1t be-
came evident that the shi must 20 down
before they could get back. VI, .i.sa
All hands then seized pieces of chairs
fand life-preserveis, while others rushed
below To secure theirtreasure. -
The confusion ut this time became very
great, and although all acted with cool
ness, each endeavvred to make last effort
for his own safety. The vessel gave three
turches, some Of the passengers jumping
off at each. Ga rs o. a;.F- - =" 's
Those who wentwlth the first and Sec
ond lurches, swan OFT some distance 10
avoid being drawn down with her, but the
great mass remained on deck until she
went down, which was about a minute OF
two afterward.e Irhadg provided myself
with ite-prescrver and piece of spar,
and determined to. go down with the vessel
and the great mass Of passengers, all Of
whom stood about bracing themselves up
and securing the most asailing means tc
| buoy lhemselves,up up.arauE 8 ui '~a. -A.
She hnally Went down. stern foremost
| was standing near the smoke7stack at the
time, and we were all drawn under the
4 water withthe sinking ship. The genera
supposiion is, that We were draggediundel
at least twenty feet, and when we rose to
the surface We were nearly stifed. The
rapidly with which l was draSn dowr
: tore the.spar from my hands and the life
preserver from my body5and when reach
ed the surface my clothing was about strip
ped off me. iuussJ fE ''fe
j., /, however, meta friend who had two
lile-preservers. and he gave me one, AND
we also seized upon pieces of theawreek
which helped tosustan us. Upon reach
ing the surface there were at least fou'
hundred passengers struggling about, mos
of them having lost their life preservers
+ and Others seizipg upon pieces Of the wrecl
which came up with US. t... a-5.,< s,,,
,Iup The captain had cut away the uppe
, works of The vessel. so that when the hui
sunk they would Goat OF; but they wef
l.diagyed down with the hull, eamo uprH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

-fue or istove.iapc;c coutfRy w. t..spf6yissl
ions of the, foregoing .eet,ionsspho either
of them, he, shes, O. tbey;l shall forifit agd
pay any sum not less tf,ans five. nor poie
.than one he hundred doiIafs, 10 betreeoysred
by action 81 fdebg bgl5fe the Mayor in III tbe
name and -f6inthg ,dse q the town q, Md,
Is sS6I 5aG ThsEi sag JwpsE f5I o. oSxs6Rg OWN.
.ers, ocGupier OF ooccuplefRp III any dwelling.
house, sore OF os6ef 9dIl l4mx which
any Chimney, fiue 'ori Stove. pe is !, now
standing or being Ii q c6uditSioaIt rt prrot,jbj. b1.
ted 'bySeitiSer gof The fDreg lug secsiohs of
this 0fdinance,, Shall peiinit Die same jto
continue in such. prof. bitgd condition log
a, longer period tban ten days from, the
6iking effect i5f tfis OFdihinr4, sue own
III 81 owners, ocsapief ~ - call.p PIERS,
shall forfeit sud ply IS, bot less SIlalt
i've, npi more tllraiiiiy dollars, 70 b re-
covered ii 1tiIe mode prescribed in the 4th
section Of this Ofdiuaace, ~, . Z ,. ~ XII
'p SEC. oh. BE Be'isorJaihed by the Town
Council OF the town of NMiddieport, yrhal
the foregoing Ordinances take effect upon
and after publication. o~ H"@
Z, 9 r: B. WILSON, Mayor, Mayor, !,
sJ.H. RICE, Retbfder. sio'y- ID
F'bMiddleporG SEPT, 60, 957--n33w3, 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON AoAIN.-Pass-
more Williamson has brought suit in the
Supreme Court, of Pepnsylvania against
,Caliei Justice; Lewis. --ll-is q ciSil, action
to recover tie penalty Of three hundred
pounds, under an old act of Assembly,
for the refusal of the iefjustice to issue a
writ Of habeas i corpus toe relieve VIII
hanson from prison, where he had been
committed by Judge Kane for, contempt
of court in the matter Of the Wheeler
slave case, in the summerof last year.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

TheS State journal of the.8th inst. says:
"Keep it before the people, that at the
meeting of the Locofoco State COMMITTEES
in this city last week, plan was discussed
to get up money panic and run upon the
State Banks, in order to break half dozen
of them, and thus make political capital for
Henry B. Payne, and help pecuniarily him
aud other "ten per cent.'' note shaving
Democrats" What win honestmen think
Of such resort tarcluical party to secure
v3;es?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29
THE POSITION, OF THE DE-
MOCRATIC, PARTY. ~,,.s.


We promised something more on this
subject. Ii the leaders OF the Democratic, !,
party of Ohio would meet ,he issue now,
before the country honestly, like the editor
81 the New York Day 1B6'6ik, quoted from
last week, the present article would be un-y
necessary; but as trickeiy and political
management has usurped theplace Of prin-
ciplc- Las their orators and editors use all
their efforts to hide and corer up the true
issue, and are constantly forging fictitious
issues, with " hich to Blind the ignorant.
and arouse the prejudices and passions Of
the rabble we propose to present, in as p
cleara manner as possible, the naked issue.
and show the position of parties.
First, then, the question, and the only
questioned national importance now divi-
ding the two great political parties is this:
ShaH Slavery be eafead d over our -Ndtion
al 7erritorieSy or, in other words, Shall
.SaUery be Matt nalized In this countrya
That this is the great, paramount question,
is easily shown, by the following facts:
/. Up to the year 1854, when the Ne
braska bill was passed by Congress, the
country was divided into two great parties
known as Wings and Democrats. Every
body knows that Every body knows.
too, that these two political parties existed
and Aourished IN eoery state in the Union
The country is now divided into two great
political parties, called Republican and
Democrat, but the Republican party is
confined to the Free ates, and the DEM
ocralic party finds its chief support in tho
| Slave States. What has become Of the
two old political parties? We an
swer: tI,ey are both dead and 6urled, long
ago. sWhen it was proposed to strike
down that time-honored restriction known
as the Missouri compromise, for the pur-
pose Of extending Slavery into Kansas, the
Wings in Congress, from the Free States.
'cihtout a single exception, opposed tho
measureH What was the consequences:
The Wings of the Slave States, in body,
severed their connection with the Whig
party, and went over to the Opposition D.
This left the Wing party utterly helpless
and hopeless as party, and, by common
consent, the party disbanded. Enough
Northern Democrats were bought up, in
Congress, to unite with the entire South.
and thus the abominable outrage was per-
petrated. But whirlw:nd Of indigna-
tion swept over the outraged North. which
resulted in the formation of a new and
vigorous party, composed of those wi o
had formerly belonged to other and oppo-
site organizations Wings, Democrats.
Free SYilers, .Americaps-7-allr who, felt n
burning Indignation at the violation Of
plighted faith in repeating the Missouri
frestriction, and the necessity of ,repellinS
the fearful and rapid advances of the Slsvs
power. This new pauy was called Re-
publican, and its 6rStgreat and paranount9i
obiect was to preVe'at the EXTENSION OF
.SyarcrR s7|r Jree h@ ayrg. Tie AsJi.f,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

a -dcEtl .tH ,NiHN0H w. y, sAl. ~
md many, 0f the Struggling
passebgefs &srs doubtless killed, stunned
md Drowned by being, struck with, pisces
of wreck, while Z, others they, proved, the
ultimate means Of safely An, ,occssionaf
iiasl Of lightning showed i. each other n
SEA Of struggling iofms. All strere to
tHeir fellow. ufierers with hopes
which lhey seafeel fsIt themselves, ,,i.,,
All first we were altogether, in a mass,
but soon Gle waFes separated us, and. "a
each Successive flasli of ,Hshtnipg we dis
covered We were Being scattered, eyer a
wide area, and soon we found ourselves
apparently Ial6ne upon the bdundless ocean.
lie coHclhdeSby saying thatathbout ten
'o'elock he was picked up by the barque
Ellen, and had tbs :sa.isitwtoplo lof, tindipg
many of his fellow TsSniere,s op,b9ard, ,lwho
alad sbean rescued .hys the hunpene exartiops
of the crew Of that vessel. ~ ~. ~
The brig Marine. was in a disabled copr
dition, her ,jib-boom having been, carried
away, her mast sprung, and tiller out OF
order odi bn".s r''i" Grnrg" ~ "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

'ter,2erwoftlslbodbab etfacsninditbSjhdges'
tof each electona adistrjct counting out
the votes, shall Set down ip. separate ,eolFo
uInns, in the poll books, the voies given
'rFofAhe bqIahk cMmter," RIA afhe <yotes
given Agnusethe Bank Ghartesj'atfd cer-
'tify jleupumhepo Sfi0etas, giSeucfOr and
lsgainstt tthe ehagtey lhsyyilre. .reqpireds 80,
SsTsIS fhS ne5pesaF " esaFjE! # jES!sy g'yfp isr Ss
I, slUs1Js ao IsgHapBsqhe ddty26f the'
,persoilsaopeniHg dle polIo books in eacls
county, VI Raks separate ahstFact9fnyc
given for and against tbe, charter. inelp-
ding . statement showing the number of
.yut IS t.ssf, which wefeneitlStr fol or against
I,the elmreeJls Antt theicleik OF THE couft6f
spmmon pleas each r1ounty,shalt ilnme'l
| djatsly aller such abstract a., made, make
q ceftihed c6py tlserc6f, understte se,ll Of
| the court, and forward the Same W mail
! 10 tile governor Iat Columbus, mdked on
| the outside, .l"Abstiac6 oflvotes for and
against bank charter, given, in ---i
| county" -, ,.,,....,.'. f,f,,.,, ..,-..,
!" SEGrioS 8. 1t shall bc thc duty of the
! governor, rs soon after SAID election as
practicable, with tl,e'aiLEof. the auditor or
secretary OF statello open and abstract all
saidretprpss and the governor shall, inn
mediately thereafter by proclqma,ion. in
=. some newspaper published at Columbus,
set forth the mum bera ofrvotes given for
the charter, the numberio of votes given
agnipst the charter, land the sDnmber rof
votes given Which were nHilher for {. nor
! against lhe charter; and if a majority Of
IIa1l tie votes given we're for the charter, he
] Shall fufheri State therein chat sa'dclHiter
has been approved by the people, and has
!, I,thereby become a laws but j. a majority
tof all lhe votes given shall, not be Tor, the
| charter, he sliall so state, and that the char
| ter las, for that reason, failed TO become q
Iiaw.a Ess ~ .b591eris elsT ei a't
| SECTION 4 That any clerk who shall
fail or neglect to make return to the COVER
nor, AS required in section two Of this act
4 shall forfeit and pay, for the use of the
proper county. the sum of FIVE hundred dol,
lars, to be recovered by action i'll the name
lot the. statet 4 4.au.nl ahrr.Y s,Ee..#
| SECTION 5, That tho act of the present
i session entitled "an act to incorporate the
bank Of Ohio and branches, shall bt
printed'wii the'lawsof this session of the
GENERAL assembly Is .,J v't r .tg4--a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29
sgDD Pa3MTaMs.

H,v,Dg purcba sod large aud beautiful assor,meni
Of Job Type, We are prepares 70 ,srss.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Representative in congres. 9th Distriet)-Hon' "
senator-stats Lssislature-Chauneey u ha"is!'
o. R.prsssntetly 'sI~a s"Aifred Thomson, 81
tas = oounr And cocxry oVyrcKns. #
Judge ottas Court of Common Pieas-hon' elmo'
!1jss of, EroSats court--A. asrrlll no. n,nr
ClsrI OF Common Pieus Court-Rodhe5 Do"H''s'
shoris-Jos,ph " Smith iaL
coSssg cSsa Haaai,ot"a H. swallow. ,7e
coa1ty aocord,r-s S. Plinc.
County SurvoNor--Issi Rsoyas. -
coqnty Gon'ni'' 'onsfs-W'n' Lodhs' . r. %
Cs.sty school Bvaminsrs-4n.F. ?. Miller, Rsv.T.A- :
w.I.a, }. IS. Miilpr. n
roynsur orYtcIRs--rALrsBrRy. ts.
rrus,a.s-R Hy.,il. Jaeos simpson, r. e'lliiand
clsfk-w. II. Rsmington. 4, ;'19 0si
jusie.s u .6s Psacs--e;eorss Lee, @. W. Cooper,
css,,sSIs.- ens. Hyssp, David whalsy,s Nal !
z.sssssS y. !. Jssess ,s.i !
sasss. &
E.eor5sfAL.s S. I'VE. e.-sst llrs's ss p
Trsstss.-H. 3. Horton, A. Aurdssk, u. Branch,
GraLt, wm Jsiinings. '''-si''
nss.s.l@o55 iLsssat.-g5; sssVSsis %aisst e't0'
t3a z " CHURCHES y,1vd ''
Prssby,er,sn-Rey /. Tv ,,nily. Pss,or. ssrycescv-
cry Sabbath morning at II o'clock Every enooath
eTsnng ut g., o'closk.- ~. .tl4f.Lt --4s-l .
Msthodist Episcopal-Rev. 4. G. Byera, PASTOR as
sisted by Rsy. w. IT. Ntealf. tSeryicea At Uhlon
Chapsl, Poneroy, aud Heath Chapel, Shsrheld, sV-
cry Sabbath, Nt 1Oh o'clock, A. NJ, and +. A.-
Prayer meatings every Wednesday evesfnE. -tt'
Protestant Episeopai-So serviees at present.
HsW JernsaI ein--Ep sAryces. ct - .''
Observation-Disclosures z. Breare, Pastor,
Ssrviees eond Sabbath in january and every TWO
wseks thereafter t1Oh. O'Clock A. NJ. and \ r NJ
0errtn Hsthodst-Rcv. J. Pfstzinr. Pastor. Ser
Vises every Sabbath morning, at 10 o'clock. -.
German LutherAn--Rav. p. Held, Pastor. ferNlces
every ska bba til morning. .r-
Gsrinan Evangolieal Presbyterian (on Linn street
---Rsv. L. ThskS, Pastor. Services every s"ooatn
uaorniDg, ut 10 o'clock. -"-
German Prs.by terian (on Plum street. .)-Rey. -
-, Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning, al
~ O'Clock. ..t.... r.tt -
Rolnsn Cnthoiic-Rov, John Albrinck, Priest. Ser
vices every Sabba. morning. '---+
Welsh B4ptst-Pater Lloyd, Pastor. Services eN
,ory SabLs III. NJ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. aud p. NJ.
Welsh Prssby (Sow School )-ReY: John II
A. u. and PA s.r.- -.
Welsh Presbyt.rian (old School)-John I. Williams
Pastor Services overy Sabbath al 10 O'Clock, a. M
and Pm l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29
AN ACT

IIs'If 4 EI a n, ACT " " -
Providing for the submission to the cleo
tors of the act ''entitled an act to incor-
porate the Bank Of Ohio and Branches" !"
SKcTIoN /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
act entitled can actto incorporate the Bank
of Ohio and Branches,' passed at the pres
ent session of the general assembly, be
and the same is hereby submitted to the
electorslof this state, at the general cleo
tion to be held on tfpe second Tuesday Of
October next, for their approval or rejec-
tion--and each elector may have wristen
or printed. or partly written and partly
printed upon bis ticketsthe words "For the
bank charter, or Against thcftank char
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

An Ordinance for the Suppression OF DiEor-
daily Horses. and to Prevent Disturbances--
SIC. lst. Be itordaned by the Town ConH=
son keeping disonIerly house, BY permitting
Drunkenness. gambling, fighting, iqpsIrsllIng.
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