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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-10

PeFsOns of SedentaIY Habits, who geneT-
ally affected with Vertigo, LaRguor and Exhaustion Nausea
Snd Headache, have BosThaves Holland Btsrs grateful
remedy gives 9Th and energy the system stimu-
lsss the digestive organs and scidy the stom.
sch. H
We would caution the public against purchasing any
the many limitations OF Ibis delightful Aroma. To prevent
imposition, be careful to ask for Bohaves Holland BeFs.
maylO--IW
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Fifth CONVERSATIONAL DIS

Fifth congregational District.
10 We are authorized TO announce JOHN HOWARp,
of Wilson candidate represent the Fifth Congressional
district in the House Representatives OF The Cong
rraEa
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
THE NEW ORLEANS
English Opera Company.

EvHE MaUager begs announce that he has made M,
arrangements to play here for Six Nights, com
mensing js
FRIDAY, MAY tag FIRST, Ks
During which time he will produce the following Operas
LA SOMN hNBULA, THE BARBER o. SEVILLE, The
GIRL, and the BEGGAR'S OPERA, Also, POcahOntas aud
Midas The company composed Of the following
Miss ROssIie Durand, Miss GeOrgina EsOd-
son, Mr.. Fred. EysUer, Mr. Frank Trevor,
Mr.. John Robertson and Herr LeOpaid Won
SeCbeCks ", s. LYSTER,
apr3g-I Manager.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-10

IL Positively the most Wonderful Dis
oOve Of the Nine senth Century is Prof WOODS HAIR
RESTORATIVE since the best and intelligent
citizens positively testify, that will perfectly, and
permanently, both bald the gray, remove dand-
Ta itching disease Of kind nom the scalp and pre-
the hair perfectly old age See the Circular and
defy doubt Sold by all Druggists, lapr2o-dIW.
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~ Advertisers exceeding the space COM
tractsd fer, viii be charged for the ex-
cess.
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THE FLUx ANNIHILATED.

EVERY Summer and FAN thousands Of persons die OF
Flux, Cholera, Dyssntery, Gripping Pains, and other
irregularities Bowels 1t be cured in every
BY the oTuekers Cholera Syrup, which
has been tested by the best physicians in the South and
West by them pronounced the eGsctua remedy
It has performed astonishing cures than
any specific. human life be saved in nine
often by investment OFFS Buy bottle and
keep il BY you
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and T.
WELLS, Agents. The Proprietor having unbOunded
fdenee in the efficacy of his medicine has authorised the
Agents TO distribute gratiously until its virtues are
thoroughly tested Persons afflicted with any the above
complaints will please call ont the agents and get bottle
FREQ Of charge. Tmay6-tC
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HERMAN q RAMS.

DRT GDIS1S AND APUTu e tRIES.
NO. 10 SOU INSIDE FUbLIJ SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
DAINTs, &c,-Liuse. on, White lead sum White Zine,
Dark Black, nd Red Eat al q sienna. iu Pc
rial Green dry gad iu cii Wud1E Warmth Ssnd
PA Paint Brushes VaruisI Bro Painters, o.,
&c, for ale 0y laP'sI hrHNaN O. hA.N s-
Dli. MOHSE's IAVIaOnATI G sd ~,
TTOR the cure Of Dyspepsia General neri, 10 a. Mas
II cglar 70, Pfysi al l. u- al Nervous Uisurdsra
and General PToatraiol. For saieby
APPS hLkNAN q RAIN
T'HE csshTated Partisan Shaiupo Vat or cleansing ana
I beauuiyin ing the hair, ust received by
aPr5 AERNAy d BANS.
New Goods!
We Just iu pJ I1rg assttJlu-ut ETbFod
cries New s I- Rcz aud White Lacs and Edrinef %
all widths and superor quaIt, BlHn.I ssh Ribbons,
q tNFAN 60
no. ~ Puzzle sQuar5.
WHITE GOO =.
We have in stove largest and best afsGriCc stock
OF WHITE GOODS OF French uuu Eusl sn manuf urtss
Swiss Null and NailsOok Husns. also JaCouelts and
bricss which are selling Al Low prices,
LTFENSI In ER>I
We are now Of large sIOts French and Irish
Linens ~hestiugs Eud fUW Gaze Linens 0 an sidtns
u DUNCAN 4 60
Q5 cases French Orgaud ss Jscoue AMI me Mullins 10
entire Style 70 which i8vs The sulu afdaaisrB.
%. D ~ rEAs q SO
50 New Style Prints added Of he atss,
Spring styles.
Our stock large rnd vel aud uil be Kept up
by me addition OF New GO0us tarcu shout be
A. D DUNCAN 90.
mar20-u No 20 Public square
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G. DURX,
Portrait Painter,

nrhIO--d5n. NASHVILLE. TENN.
NEW ROUTE To MEMPHIS.
PARE ONLY s12-TIW HRDs % HOURS.
FTNkAlNS through from Stevens o. Mem r-t II
n phis and make close CuuuecIiuu with ffH1T
vile and Cha tln0OgI ftiifroad steven
Thr1ug1 Ecsrt- NashF Ie % Memphis sold M
So. Time through - hours.
40 STAGING.
Passeug should leave Nashville The O'Clock PM,
Traiu which strives Stevenson al IS A. M md e.
meets W On Trains for Menplis No DELAY except f. chang
ing e.. J.. ANDERSON,
apd3-tf rcset sgsrt.
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Tobacco.

50 boxes LGnghOrn's Gold Leaf Tobacco;
100 do oiber choice brands
50 do common Manuac ura.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-10

7 UST RECEIVED. sad now in -vsn,,
q US hhds n. o. Sugar;
~ 2ols Crushed and Powdered Loaf SaQar
- boxes Loaf Sugar, Boston.
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HuT1bugiana.

TIHE declarsiOn OF 10 Cumming traJ the world should
Il burn ne i3th % June. has 5drc Cd KubIev
IN the least He ssll p pared R,uuts 10
Inc YER highest per ectu The art 300 Founta
% char VIII do vel o. leave Oh, iIh he f5gse
No 100 Cedar street. Eearl.s NarlHcah-
Mr. hu5ley also ASS the patronage OF havuT Cnfh
ing 20 clean and dye 20 Im 0rauJ ta hey should
thvir garments in gTder before u Jlus W.rE
done 20 suit the taste and directions OF patrons.
april z-im
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-06
Oily Intelligence.

RusuRrD EsiinsKsTs nv TIE Bsurn.--It va. rvnor.
Cd yesterday In he city bat sgepce. we're about be
had already been, establishes 10 city, for the pur
Pose OF eBsiug to serve 10 the Bfir.. Fas tnian
The rumor bat had sort Of ufL Al con arma
ton. u IL understood bsi the psTiss TINS engaged are
known and hs .t1i sacn Ia kept their movemeu,s
tbey bso better take timely ntrg and des~t, AZ
the law will be strictly enforced In every ease
aD LAMPS IN HsRss.-rae committee or the Board Of
CeuDcmen held a meeting yesterday \, their cham ber
20 learn The sentiments Of the property Snes Of Harsm
and Yorkvie, IN reaton 10 TIE introduction OF stree,
amps lighted WITH above Seveotv pinih s,rees The
barlen compal have laid their mains IN all the
principal II ees. aDf PREPARED 10 ami hight the
amps The Olmaon Council halt authorize
hem 10 perform the ~ork large pimber of the rssi-
1ebt OF the upper end N the issnd " 70 present NJ
the meeting, and not soce sas raiset opposition 10
,he Some little dlsousioD In regard TO tn III
dnoDsl tar which would be placed oyon the orogey by
he rtr ducticn OF lamps took place. but chen The
hamab OF the comml te the iofor nation thai the
tax general extending alike TO all parts II the city
he qUefon was brought N close, and the sent menus
u all pse.ent seemed 30 he In hvw n toe gas We IN.
ierspd bs' the commit,ee prepared report favor
,by upvp The question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-06

~be provided for the, er should be ecad or aspo p,s1
by the locs suthorues the Legislature should direct
ursed tost the btn zion Of the aruce.
ssys that the Jeg.aure ,hal provide for nius
In offre allows din,reni mode Of appointment rAst
sec bon must be read In connection With he q ~
the article that oonhnes tue appointment Of
officers 10 the locs soborite. and ~hen Legislature
required " such provisions 10 the mode and by
the authorities 70 whom The sppcntment OF local officers
10 70 be conndsd. a. s Dot pretended that down N ne
year ls4p any poser existed ny which the Governr ~
the STATE oculd mske appointment Of Stree, C,nmis.
sioner In that yea Qsrs OF AZ chapter ys)
Ia,sed author ENG the Gov Whenever soy vscan
o,.s should occur Ia an on the ON ,e Of mis- sac ~ne
provision ss made by Lac for dlhns the ..me, all
such vacancy until The cDm memo meut OF the year aner
the next annual election al vhirn sucn officer could be
elected There 100 objections 70 the application OF
this statute the street Commlssiopers ONCE One
oo,pzeo a. ssle Office in the Re ..sed statutes t,eo
vol x g % .oicA desisos,e' soi Gloss aes
tine Of pairing toe sot sno IL not 10 any its,ote recw
pizso a. state ONCE The second objscaoo h. that bv
constitution such officer only be apprints by the
local sutborues cleo Cd by the people sod The IN
the appointment cannot be vesed Ia the Oyernof.
The opnns Of tne Judges Of tue Court OF Apss In tne
late Of the Police omrsiobers cOooedee hts be
the case 10 gard N city officers, without any descent
There aso force the ecuon that the statue only
phes 70 elective officers the period for ehioa su1n
~. ee can hold otfce rbn ne csmmenos mem Q, we
e'ec'sd II the onoe not ciive tnis provision volo
oe nulhn Bot even n couuny contribution mgn
De gwen W the sct Of 1919, am freed ~ aicpt w.
cohcw IONS that BY the charter OF 1857 other provision.
ave maze Tor me appointment Of this oh yer BY ,be istn
70 uon provided that tn aayor Comptroller ant
Oun shsl be elected, and the other hess n dspnt
meoe shsl be appointed oy Mayor ~h ,he sdvice
con'ept . the v ard n Acermen Under aoy o-dips
consuncu"n s clause soud vest 10 the Mayor sol Bsrd
Of Aldermen the gower Of apgvutnent BtN va urged
bs the ro~er 80 craded ony exercised " the Mayor
and alder Wen tieoted thai 10 no, c1ns Ter hat
cha Yer 70 be 80 limited u most be remenber ed tnsl ~
the bttb All pther cNaTters except tho ry an anc
songomerie char trr are rep alsd II the ptsers Goa
erred BY the oba' ter ouy 10 be tsrdsed ~
oloers who be elected under IT, are forced IN ,hs
lpclutoD tts here authority for any csy govern
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

GALE or REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ PROBATE COURT.-On ihs twenty first
day Of November, S57, al 10 0n'cnrk, A. " +,
On the premises. will he sold 10 he highest
hiddcr the following real estate. as the prop
"Tiy 0f Isanc Vance, ir deceased, TO wit -
Situate in Neigs county. aud described as fol-
lows: all the I tract or parcel OF land situate
IN Range number thur cen. town number one,
N the Ohin Compnny's Purchase. and on the
" est side Of ThOnsS creek. and being the
West end of lots numbered three hundred aud
nine, three hundred and ten, and three hun
dred and eleven;. beginning ut the North West
corner Of lot three HUNDRED and nne; thence
SoIt h to the S,uthW est corner Of lot num-
her three hundred and eleven thence TO the
creek aforesaid, near where the m VI stOnl;
thence with the meanirrings of SAID creek t.
the North line Of lot number three bundled
and nine; thence TO the place OF beginning;
supposed to contain about thirty acres, more
or less, subject to the dover Of the widow
Appraised at 1928 90.
Also, thu undivided half OF one hundred
acre lot number three hundred and seventy.
four, in section number five. IN town five, OF
range number fourteen, IN the Ohin Impa-
nys Purchase, nnd in the county Of Gailia.
Appraised al $300.00; AMI winch will be sold
at The same time aud at the same place ap
pointed Tor the sale of the first piece abu7e
described.
Terms of sale One third cash. one third
in six months, and one Ihirri i'll oIre yearf rom
day OF sale. with interest on "eferred payments
from day of sale. to be secured bv mortgage.
CELINA B. VANCE, Administrators of
ISAAC VANCE, JR., deceased.
October 30, '57.-33w4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

AMkS PHELPS. of 1T. Paul, in the Ter
rtury OF Minnesota will take "oIice mat
" Phelps, 1T The county al Pike, i'm the
State OF Ohio dui, on he 10 h day or cSeptem
her A. 1881. file his petIli"n in the c ,urt
ol Common Peas, within and tor the cpn.ly
OF MegS, in the St!1e o Ohio, against the sald
James f. Phelps, defendant, setting forth that
the said James +. Phelps. on the l5th day Of
March. A. ID. 1855, made his pronssory noie
for three hurdr2h aud thirty dol ars. payable
TO sad o. j. Phelps, or bearer, in twelve
months after date thereof, with interest at The
rate oi ten per cent, tlat no part of said sum
oi mone' has heen paid, aud a judgment is
therein d,nanded against the sad Jarr.s E.
Phelps. i"r said sum of three bundred ani
thirty dollars, with interest thereon at rate of
ten per cent, from said ;lh March, 1855
And the said defendant is furi her uotI fled
that an order of attachment has he.-n issued
In said case, and that he is required to ap-
pear and an h'w.r Sai', petition on or bef,n the
third Saturday,, alter the eighteenth day of
November, A. d. 1857, and that in default a
Judgment will be taken as prayed for IN said
petition. J. CARFWRIGHT,
ATTY for petitioner.
Oct. 9Th, '57.-6w $500
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Y
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared froma prescription of Sir j. Clarke NJ. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailng in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous disenscs to which the
female constitution is subject. 1t mode rates all ex-
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is peculiarly suited It WILL in n short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy. = they are
sure bring Miscarriage, but any other time they
safe.
In all caseso Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion.
PaitatiOu Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whitcs these
Pills will eject a when all other means have
failed, and although powerful remo.i- do not cor
tain iron, calomcl, antnony, or al! thing hurful IL
tho constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole agent for the United States and Cumuda,
JOB MOSES,
(Tate l.. c. Baldwin Sc Co.0 Rochester. N Y.
N. B--SI GO and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure bottle of the Pills
return mail.
For sale by d. Reed, Pomcroy, o.; J. II. Park Gin
oinnati, o. julH21y1.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27


SHERlFF'S SALE.-by NtTtu" of an execution to
~ me directed, FROM the Court 0f Com Pleas OF
Meigs county, ill offer for sale the door of the
Courthouse in Pomeroy. at one O'Clock, p. NJ. on
h 5tI day of November 1857 the following desc ribc
lands to-wit: Two and half acres, more or less in
Section No sixteen, In Town No. seven, in Range No.
fourteen, i'll this Ohio Company's Pure hase, commen-
cling seven chains South Of the Northwest corner of
said Section; thence South six chains and eighteen
links; thence East six chains and six and half
lnks thence North two chains AMI twenty five liIks
thence West one chain and twenty five links; thence
North three ch:ins and seventy five links; thence
Vest eleven feet; thence North eleven f,st; thence
" est chain and five links, TO tha place of
beginning. Appraised at SI25.GO.
And -lso, tho East half Of Lot No. twenty-six, in
Pageville, Mcigs county, Ohio. Appraised at S25tO.
And mlso one Lot, supposed To contain one-Iourth
of acre, situated In section III, In tOws number q,
and range number H. In the Ohio CompanI's Par
chase, aud situated on the West side of the State road
leading from HarrsOnvlle to Athens, and being the
ms lot ON which Thomas Baker now resides, and
being the same let chat WAS conveyed from Watson
Sturkey, to sLId Thomas Baker. Appraised mt 500;
and sold as the property of Thomas Baker at the suit
Of Aaron Rutherford.
J.V. SMITH, S. C.
Oct. 5th, Is57.-5w
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
cnEssIEC'S SALE

CIIEsRIE'C'S SALE BY virtue or an
~ "rdcr OF sale 20 me directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Me.gs coun'y, will Of
fer for sale at the door of the Cuur house in
romerny, Oh the 5h day of November. 1851,
at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, the following desc rihed
lands to wit: A lot oi Ian.l lying IN Sutton
township. in said county, in what is known
as New Winchester, the sa id premises being
the same hat were conveyed To said Thomas
u. Cobbs by Reuben Saser and wife, by their
deed Of date of the 10Th of February, 1866,
and now known as the Star Lo.. Appraised
at six hundred dollars.
And also, another parcel lot described
thus: Beginning at a stake on The North side
Of Third street, and nol til o. the north corner
OF lot number SIxtytwO IN Sy tacuse, in said
township of Sutton; thence north one hun
dTed feel; thence west sixty feet; Ihtnce south
one hundred eet to said Third stre9t; thence
east u The pi ice of begInnIng: being the same
lot TO LghI by Thomas U. Cplbs of Am IS Quil-
len, and on which said Cnbbs built frame
house. APPRAISED at seven hundred dollars.
Aud also, Lot No. 20, IN tlIe viilage of Sy
racuse. Appraised at sixty dollars; and sold
as the property Of Tnomds u. CoUbs, al the
suit OF Ste venson, Bowen II Nesrnth, sub
ieot to an attachment in iavor OF Burnet, sax
Ton q Swearinger.
J. V. SMITH, &. a. &.
psk,N.s. - ~ IA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
cMEIsIFFs SALE,

- ID 1;GSlEES SA LE.--By virtue Of ain
~ order of sale 10 mt direc ed, from he Court
Of G 'mm ~ Pleas OF NeIgs county, 1 will Of
Ter tor sale at the door OF the Court House in
poineroy. at public out cry, at one o'clock,
+. NJ, ON the third day Of November, 81, the
following described real estate, 10 wit: Beng
a certain tract ot land in Section twenty three
Town iOur. and Range eleNt n. OF The Ono
Conpanys s Purchase. Brginn ny at The North
east corner Of saIi oecliOn thence West one
hundred and sixty rods tO The centre line Of
said section; thencs South one hundred rIds
thence East one bundled aud sixty rods 10
the East line Of said section; thence North
me hundred rods to the place OF beginning.
Contains one hundred acres IN re JI less. and
sold as the property Of Sidney aud Susan llal-
Sey. at the SUIT Of GEORGE aud AlunzJ Will
hams. APPRAISED at 81 As w.
]. V. SMITH. S. NJ. G.
Sept. 1S, '57-n29w6. SIS 90
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

NOTICE IN PAkTIrlON.--George Zrcle,
IN Luman Gibbs, Susanna Gibbs. Lydia John
SON, Madison Zlrcle, Michael Kali, Il liza kalb,
John Frank, Polly Frank, Smiley pencer,
Harriet Spencer, Jackson Spencer, sally Spen-
Ger, James Spencer, aud iiannab Spencer,
Will take notice that petition was II ed
against them ON the 9th day OF MaIcE, 1857,
IN the Court Of Common Pleas, wIthIn and
for the@county Of MeIgs, by John Zircle, and
is now pending, wherein the said John Zircle
demands partition Of the following real estate,
To wit: The N. w. see. No. Z, in +. No. B..
OF Range No. i2, in said county. and t:.at at
The next teEm OF said Court, the said John
Zirele will apply for an ORDER that partition
may be made Ut SAID premises.
PLANTS & RGRNAP,
&ug.< 67--w9 A;iy's foY pei''ionfS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27
Oct. 9Th. III
sALE.-Bv virlu. Of

SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF n
~ second execution To me directed from the
Court vi Z nman Pleas OF MeIss comfy, [
will offer ior sale AT he door ofthe Court house
IN roineioy, at pdhhc ont-cry, at y O'Clock.
NJ, On the 5th day OF November, 1851 the. fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit Com
mencing AT the center OF Mill street, in Page
viile, Melgs county; fourteen rods south from
the Sohlh'weSt cCrner OF lands owned by L.
>. Townsend; thence east twelve rods; thence
south twenty four rods; thence west twelve
rodS; thence north twtnt, four rods To The
place ol lheEinhiiig, con aiming .2S 100 acres,
being a part ol section sixteen, in Scipiu town.
ship, with steam mill thereon. APPRAISED
al eIgnt hundred dollars, and sold as the
properly of Benjamin +. Dixie, at the SUIT OF
George Downing.
". SMITH, S. NC.
G,..nl,I.l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

WHKN Shall WE sRK Bofro,f Z =. In
answering this question we. assert, " the
stampede might be stoppedih forty-eight
hours. Common sense is wanted---a liItle
Observation-Disclosures of fEankness-a lit
tie kindness OF. debtor to crediloFS-more
con6dence,-a little loosening ofthe screws;
that is all that is needed. Now. take
our advice:-Creditors say at home, if
you don't want your money; and ifyou do,
take only as much as you need. You who
hold baak-notes. lay them by, and keep
out Of brokers' shops, nnless you must
convert in order TO pay your debts. You
loose more money by getting shaved, than
you would by broken Banks, II you kept
quiet. Practice IN the above--stop croak-
ing, and have kind word about your
neighbor, the Banks, and mankind in gem
erally--pa particularly the Railroad portion.
and our word for it, we have seen bottom.
This subject brings up some ''sober-
second thoughts" SO we add: Farmer,
if You have gold laid by, take it TO your
merchant,o or 70 the Bank; shoul1 all DO so,
grain will bring twenty-five cents per bu.
more than il Otherwise will. Mechanics,
let the best man you know have what spe
Gle you can spare, otherwise day-labor " i'll
fall twenty-five per cent. Merchant, as
you desire good trade. and good pay. help
as best you can your Bank, your neighbor,
the manufacturer. and mechanic. Banks.
you are creatures of circumstances, bow
your heads to the people, and be thankful
for small favors. The panic can be stop
psd.-Thompson's Repo' ter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

HESSEFT'~ SALE --By virtue of an
~ o.dcr Of sale to me directs d, from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of MeigS county, |
will offer for sale at the door Of the Court
House III Pomcroy, on the 4th day oi Nuyenl-
her, 1861, at one u clock, p. NJ, OF public
outcry, the following described real estate,
to-wll: Sltuates IN The State of Ohio and
county of Meigs, supposed to contain eighty
acres more or less Bounded and descr bed
lhus: II being all ni the Northwest quarter
OF Section No. thirty, Towr No. nine, Range
No fifteen. III the Ohio Compauy'& Purchase,
except lands decided 10 Moses Rutherford in
SAID quarter Section, and sold as the property
Of ID. G. Black, al the suit of William Iuckett,
Administrator OF John Havener, deceased -
Appraised at nine hundred and sixty dollars,
(S9.0.) w. SMITH, S. NJ, G..
sept. 18th. 1857. $500
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

TOHN OLIVER. Susan oliver. Eli Oliver,
d ana Samuel Oliver, will take Rotice that
retitton was filed against them "n the 18Th
day OF September 81, IN the Court of Com
non Pleas, for NeigS county by George Lce,
and is now pending, wherein the said George
Lee enands Partition of The following real
estate. iO-wIt: Ninety two acres eft he West
end ui FractIUn No. thirty one, in TIwn No.
two, of Range No thirte.m, in said county.
and that at the next term of said Court, the
said George Lee will amply for IN order that
partition may be made Of said premises.
T. A. PLANTS,
Sept. l9, '57-n29w6S3 90. ATTY for PCt'r.