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. "Mark, ,"the Detroit correspondent OF Por:
Ier's Spra, is responsible for the following:
The good steamer Ion was coming down
the beautiful st. Clair when hoole buck
was seen swimming across ahead Of her.
To lower away boat and give chase was
only the work Of d moment. ana with asto'it'
line he vas taken by the d6tlers Snd safely
brought upon The steamers deck "A good
deal of admiration was excited BY his ine
proportions, and amohs sahis admirers was
the cook, j g6od;y specimen of"Aftie's
clime,"s who imagined that from the dpcile
appearance,of the ahimals be was quiet ias
sheep, pei He therefore aandertocls Ito ycaress
him, and 70 lay his bands upon hisf hsaaeh,
when be was astonishedby I yisoaoas KICK, baIe
thai laid him, ,sprawliug 1.-THE deek. Noth'
ing daunted lboweser, GuGysshonght to sue;
ceed better by the head. but the deer liking
this noubetsers lmadesa butt that laid the
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'lithed al the capital Of Hawaiian Islands,
has the following surprising instance Of af
lection exhibited by . dog for the person, Of
the late kind hearted King Of those Islands:
"Among many interesting, anecdotes re;
corded Of affection BY dogs for their masters,
we do not recollect one where more endar.
ance and constancy were shown than in the
case which aaany have witnessed here during
the past two years. When the remains q,
our ourrF laie beloved King, Kamehamaha III, q
were deposited ID the sepulchre, many were
the sad moorners who watched night and
day lamenting in eprtirending walls the
death 81 their King, friend, and benefactor.
Weeks wore On, and human grief was mod.
erated,, II not assuaged; the rnourners quiet
ly departed and returned to their homes and
occupations. Not so with the late Kings
fayorite mia1siiifa WHEN The body vas De.
posted in its last resting place, 'Eselaina'
took his station outside the door ofthe tomb,
and there commenced his weary watch.'--i
For many weeks he would not leave the
spot. After aatime, food was not taken to
him, andat last. driven by hungerund thirst,
be was compelled to leave; but, having sat
isfiei these Ewants, he returned'ito his post.
! and has thus kept watch for nearly two
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The foilowinss ari,hmetical piece Of wicked
ness, we should refusa.to exchange with
tive wouIds4 rs.s " sSa1zs'SS
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three inches Of .waiefs how much milk will
q cow give when red on ruta baga turnipsl
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tie cows tall; then divide The product ds By n
turnip;, add y pouhdof chalks'add the sum
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
TKNNrssrr BANKs-IMpoRrANr DEcIs-


TENNESSEE BANKs-IMPoRrANT DEcIs-
roN.-The Supreme Court of Tennessee
has decided That the act of last Legislature
forbidding the banks Of that State, excep-
ting the Bank of Tennessee, from issuing
notes of less than five dollars, is valid and
constitutional enactment. The effect Of
this decision does not impair the value of
such notes already in circulation, but for
bids their reissuance after they have been
withdrawn from circulation, and restricts
all banks alike from hereafter issuing any
notes of less denomination than FIVE dol
lars, except such notes Of the Bank of Ten
nessee.
SAVANNAH, Feb, 3.-The brig Darien,
from Apalachicola, has brought in the crew
Of the brig Willie, from Gonawes, bound
to New York. She had been abandoned
water-logged. The crew had been severa
days without food.
BosroN, Feb 4-The ship Bowditch
from New Orleans, picked up on the Goth
off Nantucket, two boats, containing thu
crew and officers of the bark Pilgrim, from
St. Johns for Surinam, ashore near Edgar
l.toWn.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

A GANG OF CorNrERFE1TERs ARRESTED.
The Sheriff of Ashtabula Co., arrested,
in the vicinity Of Jefferson, gang of coun-
terfeitels. A large amount of half finished
coins, principally Mexican half dollars and
quarters, were found in their possession;
A building near Jefferson had been used
for workshop, and in its vicinity were
found presses, stamps, acids, galvanic bat
teries and other materials used in the pro-
cess. One of them made his escape, and
stealing horse put out for Pennsylvania
The prisoners were brought to this city
in irons, and the preliminary examination
took place Thursday, before United States
Commissioner Grannis. The names of the
parties arrested, are Armstrong and Wood
worth, the former was held in $500 bonds
and the latter 81 900, for their appearance
before the District Court.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
CORNELIUa WENDALL. VS..

~ Thomas D. Sargent.--Ir the Court o,
Common Pleas Of MelgS County, Ohio.--
Thomas D. Sargent will take notice that Cor
nelius Wendall, of the District of Columbia,
did. on the Nth day Of August. A. d. 1855.
file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Meigs, in the
State of Ohio, against the sid Thomas D..
Sargent, setting forth ir substance that on The
18th day of July, A D le49, said Thos. D. .Sar-
gent executed to said plaintiff, by the desgna-
tlon of G. Wenjall. promlsSory note tor flve
hundred dollars (S500.00) payable TO the plain
tiff, or order, in ninety day after date; ant
also that on the 2Sth day Of recember A. D.
1884 the said Thomas d. Sargent executed tc
the plaintiff his other promissory note in wrl'
ting, for one hundred and fifty dollars (Sl50. 90
payable TO the plaintiff, or otder, by the desig'
nation of G. Wendall, in thirty days from The
date thereof; and that said notes are wholly
unpaid. In said petition, a judgment is pray
ed against the said Thomas D. Sargent for the
amount of said notes; that is to say: Five
Hundred Dollars (S50U0O) and in crest there
on since the 18th day of October. A. D. lS49
and One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, (Sl5O W,
together with interest thereon since .he 28tl
lday of January, 1850. Aud said Thomas d.
ca rgept is further notified that orders of at
hment have been issued out of SAID court
~ executed and returned, and hat he is
r uired to appear anG answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the Isl
day of Jnnua:y, 1857, otherwise judgnen
will he taken for said sums of money.
tS5.25) j. CARTWRIGHT,
Nov. IS, l856.w6 Atty for plaintiff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
BOOKS LOST.

Many ofmy books thatwere carried out at The
fire Of Aug. eighth, have not yet been found,
as no name was written in them. Among
them were vols. Greek Testament, Livy,
Horace, | Xenophon,s Memorabilia, / Prom
etheus, | Thomsons Essays, Thomsons S Let
tiers from Europe, Silliman's Chemistry.
Grays, ditto, Agassiz's Zoology, | Woods
Botany, Mrs. Sinolairs do., Buffers Anal
ogy, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Q Gree k
Grammars aud several miscella ieous books
Any person having either OF he above, an re-.
lurning them will eonier great favor
II. S. STlVERS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
Inportnnt from Mexico.

NKw OhtEANs, Jan. es. The Picayune
is in receipt Of advicss from Tampico,
Mexico, to the l4th inst. The news is
important.
A battle had been fought on the 9th
instant, between the revolutionary forces
under Garcia and the Government troops,
in which many lives were lost on both
sides, but the Government forces claimed
the victory.
The battle occurred at Old Town, and
during its continuance nearly every build
ing in the place was piilaged by the inva-
ders.
At he date of our last stadvices Gen. Gar
cia, with his troops, was advancing upon
Tampico, between them within only few
miles of the town. The government forces
however, were preparing to give him bat
tie.
The American Consul at Tampico has
sent on a request to the Collector OF this
port, New Orleans) asking that revenue
cutter be sent Immediately to the scene fol
the protection of the American residents
ofthe place and their properly, asthe Rev
olutionists threatened to pillage the town
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

INp1ANopoLIs Feb. 4.-The Democrats
of the Legislature held joint convention
to-day for the election of U. S. Senators,
without the concurrence and in opposition
to the protests of the Senators.
Graham N. Fitch was elected U. S. Sen,
:ator to fill the present vacancy, and Jesse
D. Bright for six years after the 4th day Of
March next.
The vote stood, Bright and Fitch each,
SO, and R. w. Thompson and Geo. G
Dunn, Americans, 2 each.
The Joint Convention was composed oI
sixty-two members of the House, and
twenty-six Senators, one member not vo'
ting, and lacked fifteen of quorum.
The Democrats are rejoicing by tie fir
ing of cannon and other demonstrations o.
satisfaction.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
Guardian Of Henry Haight
Feb 3-w6 J. Cartwright, Atty for petitioner
nROOKS RUFFINGTON VS.. Samuel

BROOKS BURLINGTON VS.. Samuel
ID Burlington and others. Heirs at law of
William Burlington, Reconsideration in the
CouIt of Common Pleas, for the county OF
Megs, in the State of 0hio-George ". Buff
fngton, Wesley F. Burlington, Jane P. Wood
yard, Alfred woodward, Phebe woodward,
Dunbar woodward and Baldwin R. Buffing-
ton of the county Of Writ, in the State oil Vir-
ginia, and Solomon Burlington Of the county
Of Wood, Virginia, and Reuben Tubbs and
Betsy Tubbs, of the county Of Adair, in the
State of Missouri, and Seth Burlington and Su-
sen Burlington, of the county OF MnSklngum,
| in the State of Ohio, will take notice that on
the 2Sth day of January, 1857, said Brooks
Burlington, filed in the Office of the Clerk oil
the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
county OF Meies, in the State OF Ohio, bis Pc
tition against them and other heirs at law, ol
Willim Burlington, deceased, stating therein
among other things, that in the year 1919, said
William Burlington, being then in life, and
owning leasehold estate in the following de-
scribed land, situated in said county OF Melgs'
to-wit: Sixty acres off the west end Of Lot
No. 8, in Section No, 20. in Township No A,
and Range No. 70, the same land being known
as ministerial land, aud that on or about the
18th day of October, lS49, said William Buff
Gngton, conformably to the statute in such
cases provided, surrendered his lease Of said
land to the Auditor of said county OF Meigs
and became the purchaser of said land at the
rate of $3.50 per acre, to be paid in twelve
annual inStallments 10 the treasurer OF salt
county, and that thereafter, in or about the
year 1851, said William Burlington, for the
sum OF $4,000, barganed and sold allof hl'
right and estate in said land to the said plain
tin and said Wesley F. Burlington, and tha
under said sale he put The plantih and salt
Wesley r. in possession OF said sixty acres
) That said contract was reduced to writing
duly signed and delivered by said William
Burlington, to the plaintiff and said Wesle,
} F., but has become misaid or lost and is no
within the knowledge Of the plaintiff, ant
that IN or about the month of June, A. D. 1854
. the plaintiff bought Of said Wesley F.. all o
his right add interest in said sixty acres. Tha
large part of said $4,000, was paid by tn
!; plaintiff and said Wesley e., to said William
Burlington in his life time and that the resi-
due Of it has been fully paid to said GeoIg
W. Burlington, administrator of said William
Burlington, deceased.
, The prayer of said petition is that the par
$ ties dependant thereon, to be adju1ged and OF
S dered to release to the plaintiff all the inter
q est which, as the heirs at law ol said VIII
liam Burlington, deceased, they may respec
y lively have IN said premises. Said parties ar
: further notified that they are required to ap
!. pear and answer said petition. on or before III
d third Saturday after the 18th day of Marc
n next. j. @. OARTWRlGHT,
Feb. 3--w6. Attorney for plaintiff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

DR.. RoBAcK AND HIS REMEDIES The success whit h
has attended the practice of this distinguished physi
clan, goes far to confirm the theory that the Of
all diseasesis in the blood. His famous "scandina'
van Remedies opsrste directly upon the elements
OF that nuid neutrazing all corrupt and morbid ma
term the circulation, and bringing back health to ey
cry organ by purifying the stream which susans ant
nourishes the whole system. Certain 1t is that hi
Bl ood Purifier and Blood Pills have worked wonder
innevous Complaints, bronchitis, rheumatism, dys
pop sia cough, catarrh general debility, hypochor
driass, epilepsy, erup tlons scrofula, and many olhc
painful and dangerous maladies. Hence their grea
popularity. We are informed that the correspondence
OF DR.. Roback amounts on an average to $50 letter
per day, Of which 100 requests for advice and or
ders his celebrated remedies See Advertisement
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

SrEcULATroNs IN NEBRAsKA.-Real es-
tate speculation is rampant in Nebraska.
Lots are selling in Omaha at New York
city figures. One sale of lot 60x131, at
$4,000, is reported. The entire Terri
tory is rapidly being mapped out into town
lots. 1t is proposed, by some of the pa
pers, that Congress pass an act reserving
every sixteenth section for agricultural
purposes. 1t should be done.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 4.-The banquet given
to the Missouri Legislature, yesterday, was
the most splendid and sumptuous affair
ever piven in St. Louis. Over FIVE hun
dred persons ware seated at the table,
Speeches abounding in generous sentiments
and patriotism were made by Gov. Polk
Judge Bates, Mr.. Hannegan, and severa
members of the Senate and the House
Great good feeling .and enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

.SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of All order
- of sale to me directed from u lie Court of
Common Pleas Of Meigs county, Twill offer
for sale at the door of the Court house in
Pomeroy, at public ontcrv, at IL o'clock, A..
NJ, on the 26ih day of February, 1857, the fol-
lowing described land, to-wit: Situated in
the township Of Lebanon and county of Meigs,
o., and is known as heing the same tract of
land conveyed to Aaron d.. Fisher, by deed
by John NJ. Smith, and recorded in the record
Of deeds of said Meigs county; reference to
said deed being hereby made, fora description
Of said landi the said deel bearing date some
time in the spring OF summer of 1854. This
tract Of land having no reference 10 The mllt
property tact owned by said Aaron D.. Fisher
and said John NJ. Smith, unde, the name an'l
firm of Fisher Il Smith, and containing five
aces, and sold as the properly OF Aaron D..
Fisher, at the suit Of William L. Ralston APP
praised at 800 Sc. Terms of sals--caSh.
Jan 20--w5 ]. V.SMlTu, S. NJ. @.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

SIHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of an order of sale To
- rue directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Megs county, will offer for sale on the premises, on
Thursday the 10Th day OF February, 1851 at O'Clock
p. M, the following described lands to-wft: situated
In Columbia tnwnship. Megs county, o., II being the
east half OF fraction No. 900, Lot No I2, In Town
No. o. Of Range No. Is, in section No. and 10,
timing 100 acres, and sold the property u Nathan
.iSl Nrcomas, ct all At The snt Of Ann J, Stansbury
Appraised q! sHSo, and subject To the widowt dover
J rms ~ sale made known on day ofsale.
Jan. 5, lf57-w6 J.V.SMlTH, S.N.C.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Holloway's Ointment and Pills. a certain

Holloway's Ointment and Pills, certain
Cure for Wounds and Ulccrs.-Thomas Thompson, of
Batavia, was effected all over his body with running
ulcers his life AT last became quite burden to him, as
he was misery to himself, yand.an annoyance to his
friends In the hope of obtaining relief to his suffer-
ng h, consulted several physicians and surgeons but
his seemed so desperate that Et was considered
hopeless At this stage he had recourse 70 Hooways
Ointment and Pills, and BY pencyerng with these
remedies for ten weeks, was completely cured, and
now enjoys the best of health 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LANDS,
100 Acres of the finest Land in the
World. for 5000

T INTEND RETURNING TO KANSAS early next
L spring. and will act as Locating Agent Tor persons
who wish to secure Of these valuable lahdsei-
ther with land warrants or money. -
Having travelled extensively through the Territories
during the past summer, and acquired thorough
knowledge " the country and Of ths most available
lands that will he brought into market next spring,
feel confident of being able to make the best selcc-
tiOns.
have also Charts Of the Surveys. as far as they
have been perfected. Persons by calling ana exam
lining the Charts will be enabled to make their own
selections as 10 locality, &c.
For further information address D. Mcfarland; at
Portsmouth o., until January ], lsj1, and after That
date at Columbus, o., until the adjournment Of tho
Ohio Legislature.
REPERENCES
Hon. O. I. Moore, Portsmouth, Ohio; Gen. \. 4,
Glenn. Columbus, o.; Hon. H. $. Bundy. Jackson o.;
Hon. ]. A. Blair Zanesvillc, o.; +. T. Norton ESD,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Smith g. Jeifords, Au'ys at Law,
Dayton o.; Hon. N. H. Van Vories, Athens, Ohio,
| Dec. 16--nlI.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
Alta CHI M ENT.

nUIAN S. GUTHRIE VS.. Jacob Price-The
VI said Jacob Price will take notice, that on
the l7th day Of January. 1857, an attachment
was issued by s. s. Paine, q justice Of the
peace within and for the township Of Salisbu-
ny. Meigs county, Ohio, atsny Instance against
him, the said Jacob Price, non-resi dent
,ebtor. Said cause is set for hearing at
6cicck, P. M on the 7th day ofMarch next
Judgment is demanded for sl0i,02 on two
promissory notes. g G.S. GU'rlRIE.
II
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
STEAM SAW. MILL FOR SALE

VNHE subscriber offers for sale his Steam
l. Saw Mill, together with Fofly Acres Of
Land. sitnoted IN ihe north EAST corner ef Sal
isbury township. Tie mill sin excellent or
der for saving.
TERMS -0ne-thiri cash in hand the ball
ance IN one and two yesrs, with 8 per eent
interest on deferred paymtsls.
Decltlsl' A. D. eMl1Nih
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10

Notice to the Creditors OF Mark Hallng,
deceased.
0N the 12thof Jan. A. d. 1851, a list ofthe
" debts Of said estate, was fled IN the Pro-
bate Court, and arotice Of the probabiIity OF
said estate heing insolvent, was filed at the
same time. Creditors are therelo fore required 10
present their claims against said estate 10 the
undersigned for allowance. within three
months from the above named time, or they
viii no be entihsd payment.
J.C. COLLEEN,
Jan, l2--ni6w5 Executor OF N. IlanIng.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
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TERMS. Irregular Prices.)
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-10
TAILORING.

Both partners are experienced workmen.
Mr.. Howe is well known in this community,
an | Mr.. Pollard has for several months past
superintended tte cutting department in
II, X. Blackstone's clothing establishment III
Athens. They fatter themselves therefor,
that they can please even the nest fastidous
Pomeroy, Oct. "a, tRjf--tf.