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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22
NO. 800.
Aultion 9aIcs.
M.sVsIE.S.VsD.N
SemI- -Nsathly AaetleM Sales

Rr0i Estate.
THE FIRST MD ONLY REGULARLY
j E.tahfishri Res E.tals - i. III p,y y.i.,.,,I
Oa ThWrsdsy, Diet. l.t. iss,,
atastead " WrsiuU.isy owing - fhr tsa -, -
t,,a h.ii nn that dan ) ! WI Sc
HOUSES AND iOl's At rtBiIC Nt7TtuN
Farther particulars Ia a fcs dats
The -Hb-etib~r, thankful far the f,trt. br.i.S +.
El#sn him since D." established ihs.e .eint MONTH.
.er. tn i,ssrni~ft. and the many sarsi. of rueut
tseasHg hs has received WaHld announce that ,
ts,iss - cNl"n-r w at sis tim" lee spared ih r-tTA
Nf iuFMnr tand securing large sttrntsHc@ st rasi
s4ttl cNstN
Parties having property t4 al.ps-" ~ ~ drs,ri1s
&t sFrnfr hsrsain. W Real Estate tun.t call Sn
A. AtutN NIi- HANiIANp,
.rfht Real Estate Agsat. lie Gisire k"x
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Cost an0 foun0.

osf IN fliE i6rii IN BRADi 81
hetNreu SECOND aud fourth -ifsst. t-ii..
aa5d ssst" TIA thefsl reward will b. given ~
ast ssst h.sttUs 4t AZ tht- aaies .-ls u
t,hl NJ THE rLAsE To- BlN CHEAP
hrs ''t~~i- \. ~ ~. popular ~
q skAMiIuN a HlN
t8a ttr HrttiK sHd -estsii street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

Z. n Bans, Esq. Republican nomine. lot
Representative from Linn county called upon
Us yesterday. Mr. b was formerly c,ti.
1cn Of Davenport. The Republicans oi Linn
could not have chosen a better man A. their
standard bearer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22
ELLIS 4 20. iyD STiRR'S DInT.

krNr's Wow P,siILLis.-Thc recent
poet mor,cm examinations in the fr-nch faundling
ha.ritals disclose the alarming fact ths, oo'ns. ie
sins, multitude. II children Wise mothers will
take note u thi. fact and use klsrs wnKs rAs
tLlus, acllghtfal ennfretion inc,~hl, fatal 10
tesiinsl Nefmn For external Diseases r.pccisli,
scroiula IitisroL Ls-.n.arastlaI l. The OIL, rrtards
a. ,c depended nu.
eo,d by u L Lanmsn 4 -. wholesale druggists
~ Water street, New fafk. and hy al. dinss.t.
sarsnrarillasi and fs.trs 2Sc p,t b,tti-
.esS.lwlw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

NV 0ooDs Mr.. n. a. Smiths si"sa. Wa
crowded with ladies yesterday notwiihsiand
ing the rain. lie has Just received large
quantity Of dry goods and adapted To the bes,
tastes and hest custom In the city We an
'iers,snd that he has stopped understanding anil
has det-rmia-d 10 devoi. his attention entirely
10 retailing To finest goods. The llsai.. will
tind a choice assortment th.r. nov.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

AT THE DAVENPORT COMMERCIAL
IA College. In Jsecby's nsw bsildtae corner of
Third and Perry ssreets
W ksip<. iAir of trassiA In 6esnaany, Professor
of the 9srmsn Language, respecttaily enno9acss to
the etisens ef Davenport aad vieinty tbe eeaahlsh
iaen, of = School for Instruction In the German Ian
lars he cen he seea from 70 = O'Clock. 4. n
Rnsggsscss IN 0usiich. Iaw O4es os 0nslicA
4 Htswaff, secyad street, south slde hssween Main
aud Brady II Lambseh once of the City Ensins~r
eei7d1ans
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S.cIlOOL n,mks. STATIONERY 4

~ used la the lows teli.rs, Meant Lila SEMINARY
aud Public and ftitsf. rsshsasl. Of pstrntsrf essu
sisntiy on hand 80 Supplied 10 order NJ Publishers
pfleea
Al No D. brady s,t..t, aaaf. shssc ro.i ,,nis.
vmolstf Eit ADAMS
iDDEiL a SsDT1s LEXICON Uf
4 arr-k ani Lngi-h, ts,s nj So. sheep IL. a. ~
Adler Getman snd Engitsi i,trttpuar5 80
Ufeih. EEgsh y ~ a-fman Dictionary :
speAr fr.nrh .afi Engit-i. Dictionary
Nshsters Eu, si t.,iasa Bsltahsft
A. NJ. ~ Brady stirred. sioaT. si-str p,s- ofics
gtaaitif HI ADAMS
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lust RECEIVED ny EXPRESS DIREc

IUST KEtEIN ED Bf EAFKESS DIRECT
- froni the celebrated hssu-s IT Hafp.t & HrahcT-
NsN York
tsl.s Thucy diies portrait " clsth..-.. ~ -
kdm.ad. tie.Ta- ssrise.. portrait ~ han ~" o .S
Natsan's Hsllu-i, portrait u ma cis.th -
lsssisisssns Nirail, portrait |. sn. slih -
-marts Horace, portrait. - nas rtsih "
~rhscies. rorirsit, ~ mo etsah 4..#.... -
6rssf. lr,rtrsit. " taa cloth, -
Gary's u.r.ojoiu., portrait 81 uau rl.th -
Wntssn's A@naph"n portrait, ~ uta rlsth 20
Backisy's EnHpiis-. l.sFtrsit ~ ino, riath, ~.
vol. -. -, . 90
lask ley iion"f- IilisI p.rirsit u mo. cii -
.t..hylu- pbrtrait, " ua stath. 4-... -... -
fsBE.- tic-f.- ttsil.sn- portrait ~ tna chs "a
sol- ....-....-... '.s.-'s.'.'.. ~. I lo
Tsrtsa. portrait, ~ H,s els.slt, : sai- ! -
| III. stnd~nf- GiAA,n, ~ Us smith lsnrtrsii
| " ms, ,rislh, .-.. ..s.....- - ul
fAdi.f- iisiuty - kune, tsrifsif ~ nto w. I on
| Hsluns's Middle sgs- yal sheep ......... I -
| tfahhs Sy nouy sot .hs-p ........... Z sb
M u BRADY - three asssT. siaf1h ~ r,-i oaic-
Il n
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&URGE0N 4 MECHANICAL DENTIST
~ sscrs his services saeh 20 HE Ssteefs snd the
public ~ genera selsylns .Aaa As con cd wi i've
s.trs s.siaiarsion y =. ssk eens q ~ Dsata nns
last afteen moIshs, and believing that = - sus
tanned his former reputation Dsuttes ~ ashe 1bs
pubic. Hs requirements In the kpOv1e1Gs - De-
iissry, and arrangements In HE once a.A hboeaaogy
snch that be s prepared 70 do euy wust Il ~
DsntA. kAs His mode of work V di1ersot from ai
othsSs In this section Of ths country, bstne uess
clsaniy aud durable, and worn with co0fogt
and sasisfActlon 10 the lie will put In assia
cial tkdsnturss from 10 "a entire ses, and do a
other wask spp~rtAanirg 10 D~ntistSy
FO0oe Mn4 reotooEes connsrtsd, Fourth elrool
tein's rsei9snr~ Any number Of references given
II required ap5Ssf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

Kiss IN THE DARN
ruE VILLAGE ,wNER
Admission ta fsrqneite, - e.s paN~s - ,ts
boofs open NJ clock. performance commence OF
~ precisely
Novelties viii ~ produced IA rapid s1ce~.-l.u
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

GENERAL LAND AGENT, FLORENCE.
NJ NsbrHska Territory, viii ssssnA y The losnGia9
of Land Warrants aad ths pusehess q Clelas kAD1s
an1 Town Isots In Ssbrasks OF Westsen 1ouA Pss1
1sssslnG - - above. 0A00
fo0ek EY1o103o0 Elr1o.
T41 Dnof AND MOsr COMPLETE Ar
11ox1 r. tAs hind svsS inysnssd
ss6S1a wADswoara,
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LIvlio.s

it4tDkr
whisky common :. 3.,sii
q" bur u a,as n
do kye. ...... sAkassI
Pure bpirits, ..#- asa.<I
Brandy, Ipom~s :. 1sal sl
10 lmr. -, MAS VI
DIN, Msdsr kwass !. u a.
III Csab House !. III
- Belle. .... . ~
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<Iaft ~ IOWA
secretary sDffics, i4wst8tY
bb HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE LAW )

] II 'he -txth sslera Assembly II the state -
IaNs -'rihnt.d % the several counties II
state t~fofw sod the 18th Ast u Ansnsi. A u
iaas -adh MtH tsk. ssfsst lea sas- nlf~f th~s
ef. detast.d NJ ~. ast eunts TIL said state ~het.
III - az Ath daS ~ september A 1, iss7
81 Testimony whereof Eatas Sell. -scrstsry II
state have h.r.unta su~e f. ny and am
Ehs great sea- sf the state Il faNat 80. 18th day
August, a u lsS7
IL aug yANdx~ ELIJAH -ElIA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

N Eaameled Iron.
Adams mskes iae picture on Silver Plsss
Adaans lnakes fne picture On Mica
Adams inAkss q nhe picture on 0taes
Adauas inskes hae picture ea Paper
Adsus rieturss are unsurpassed by any In the
Unitsd esetee.
AAnas tnstses your attention to hs Gallery % Dvs-
y attees, between 0sesud and Third maylDs
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llsssehslA Isrultsre, Dry Cseds,
READY MADE CL0THIAC On HlRpWARE.

past faNnrs, hes. eats Ia latsfHt ~. rtlsnn.
Davenport ath surrounding nstantrY that n. has ~
tsai ~ fLr sti, Market Hntns. opposite tho ~.
tasrF~ sh.s~ w. @iil ~ Ilmai ready a. a times
.sah sssi IA sar" ans strsi. tn.rs haai.~
ftsapt s't@hii. VIII - stsrt - --ilin. .s.%k
.ad.
Parties wi-hihs 10 have their property tgfns lnt
H.b.5 s,tli ar-rsieh n ,o well io eai and -
1oitN FOREMAN
4e4E# - tsss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

DOCTs. LIME q AMEs,
physicians 4 SURGEONS s.-OrfICE-
] On Dsadv street, opposite ihs Poss OMes lanis
DOCr. &. =. oaaGl10n, 4. IL.
SUR0EON AND PHYsICIAN.-DR. y. MAS
- enjoyed large ssperienes in the dsparsnsst of
Surgery, having. for seven ysars had chasuo 0f 9
aourtshlng Hospital In India, tfrom whsnes be hes
recently reuraeal Of yearly average sttsudasce ef
1000 patients
Once, Poet Once RuIiiings Hoars, froM . TO u,
A. n and :tosP ~ Residence, eornsr Twenh
and RIPLEY stree, DHf
DOCT. y. 0A2noaAG1.,
TENDEkS HIS SERVICES In THE PRAC-
= TIcE OF MEDICINE In I'll iss d~partmsnls
~ the etixsns of pavenror, aud vicinity
0W06ec OVER Hi Adams Book Store, brady a.
Twsah sirs<ss jsl3
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WsabfkNs
TltbNfl- sa+ss ~
de- twiiiesi =.
Llnings, paid, ioaist
smiih-i's Al = fan ts,ss.,
va dr i.alHrs fanc, isa.
q. f,laln lsHasg
Z'Sa
Rlex \, 10
sisci. y. ilel.
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THE SUDsCRlDER HAS "a
i KEN tbs nOrsh-ease Goau In - -
" Clslre AAskss uoN1s, anl tnaeo1
30 kssr eonssansy hai1 goo1 oasossnss.t u tks
hsst Meats aaytng seea l,sg saolosd = ihs kssi
sssli, = hs y sssisAsa - vin = 60 ~ slsn-
D0po09sS 00100UlY.
THR UEDEa6I0NRD - TN DULY AP.
j POINTED Agsas - ~ neR DqA. end
wili bave eoesfaatly - nan4 - - - bsu9 No.
0A qsalt1lD = - ssDIos11o9
jsss7-ly yWv =, ~ - - ~
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M Hfti - Ho~ prepared tha the aia ~ con,ps
rent tssehef-i ~ giAf destruction i s th- i.p.s
assnt- ~ m1-ie u.ualia Taught stsd sha~e ds.rinx
ssHsfsi edus st1. @iil nd II I'll their sK sntax Il.
III - hltn hsfprr engaging uthsT teachers Tia
IF.fstAg issiy i.arhst =. by a.
sslesf5HN siAsNr
fBr further particulars snd tsrn- pl~ssa cal =
Es"lns W f"rr"-s iilssk fsfrs = enrn-t - f1hlt1
.sIf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-06
BRIDGE LETTING.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
Othe Auditors office, until Saturday the oath
day of November, at IL o'clock, noon, for the
building of bridge across Lick Run, near
Martins blacksmith shop, on the ste of the
present bridge, to be constructed in the fol-
lowing manner, namely: To be built of stone
by forming culvert thirty y-sx inches wide and
FIVE feet high, on top of filling of rublestone
in the bed of the run, the filling to be eight
feet thick; on top of which filling two thick
nesses of sound two inch white oak plank is
TO be placed, and the top Of the culvert to be
arched with heavy stone, making the culvert
thirty EIGHT feet long; the run to be filled from
hank to bank with ruble stone so as TO form a
base thirty-six feet and twenty feet on top,
with sufficient wing; the whole TO be on a
level with the present bridge, with a white
oak post every eight feet, aud set into the
stone work FIVE feet, and extend FIVE feet
above the top; the posts to be six by eight
inches at the lower end and by 8 inches at
the top, with railing by s inches on tor,
and 10 be boarded up three feet with sound
white oak plank II inches thick, and the sur
face of the bridge TO be covered with cinder
so as to make smooth surface Rock in
abundance can be obtained for the work near
the site of the bridge. WIN. LEDLlE,
Salem, Oct. 3lst. Commissioner
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-06

ArrR's CHHRRy PEcToRAL-For the rapid cure OF
fepRha, CoidA, Hoerssness, BFonchits, Whoopihg
Cough, Asthma and Consumption, is universally
kno as The best remedy eSor yet discovered for ey
cry variety Pulmonary disease. 50 wide is tho field
of M usefulness ard so nmeous the chsca oils cures,
thAt almost every ssciion OF the country abounds in
persons publicly known who have bcon restored from
alarming and even desperate discases OF the lungs by
itS use. When oncd tried its superiority oTer every
other medicine OF its kind Is too apparent TO escape
obaarg aton, and whore its virtues are known the pub
iic no longer hesitate what andote 10 employ for the
Aisresling and dADgerosG OF the pulmonary
organs which are Incident 10, our climate. BY its
timAly use ,maRy, nay almost any attacks OF disease
upon tho iuDGso or throat are arreNed and thus are
saved many thoussnds every year from a premature
grave. No family should be without H. and those who
do neglect 10 provide themaelyes With remedy which
wards on this dangerous class Of diseases will have
cause TO depOre Il when ills Toe late. proofs OF ths
surprising efcacy OF the Cherry PeeorAl need not be
given 10 the American people s-they have living
proofs in every neghborhood. But those who wlsh &c
fesd the statements Of those whose health has beer
restored and whose liVeA have boen aaEed by Us use
will Gpd them In my American Almanac which IN
agent below named hae 10 furnish gras 10 every one
red by Dr. j. G, AVER, Lowell, Nass,-ant
sold by all The Dr0gsiss IN foineroy,s and throughout
be United ktaies
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-06
CORNELIUS WENDALL, vs.

~ Thomas D. Sargent.-Ir the Court o,
Common Pleas Of Meigs County, Ohio.--
Thomas D. Sargent will take notice that Cor
neiIus Wend all, OF the District of Columbia,
did. on the 14th day of August, A, D. 1856.
file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County of MeigS, in the
State of Ohio, against the ssid Thomas d.
Sargent, setting forth in substance that onthe
10Th day of July, A D is49, said Thos. D. Sar-
gent executed to said plaintiff, by the designa-
ton of @. Wendall, promissory note for iye
hundred dollars (S500.00) payable to the plain
tiff, or order, in ninety days after date; and
also that on the 2Sth day OF December, A. d.
l849, the said Thomas D. Sargent execut ed to
the plaintiff his other promisSory note in wrl-
ting, for one bundled and fifty dollars (S15O OO)
payable to the plaintiff, or order, 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 ID. Sargent Tor the
amount of said notes; that is to say: Five
Hundred Dollars (S50U.00) and interest there
on since the 18th day of October, A. ID. 1o49,
and One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, (Sl60.0O)
together with interest thereon since The 2Sth
day of January, 1850. And said Thomas d:
Sargent is. further notified that orders of at
tachment have been issued out of sald court,
uly executed and returned, and that ne is
required to appear AND answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the LIST
day of January A D 1857, otherwise judgment
will be taken for said sums of money.
($5.25) ]. CARTWRIGHT,
Nov. 18, 1856.w6 Atty for Plaintiff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-06
A Voice from. Virginia.

I
DR. SETH S. HANcE-I was in Baltimore, in
April 1854, and from paper Irsceive ofyours
was induced to buy box of your Pills, rec,
commended as sovereign cure for the Epilep-
tic Fits. AT that time one Of my servants had
been afflicted with fits about twelve years.
On reaching home, commenced with the Pills
according to directions. | do not think she
has had one since. My wife, though, is some
what induced TO believe she may have had
one only. Enclosed you will find FIVE. dol
lars, for which YOU will please forward me two
boxes. suppose you can forward them by
mail. Your compliance will oblige me.
Yours respectfully NJ. P. SLEDoE.
DR.. Hance's Epileptic Pills are also SOW
ereign 'emedy for every modification of ner-
vous diseases. The nervous sufferer, wheth-
er tormented by the acute, physical agony of
neuralgia, tcdoloreux, or ordinary headache,
afflicted with vague terrors, weakened by Pc
riodcal fits, threatened with paralysis, borne
down and dispirited by that terrible lassitude
which proceeds from lack of nervous energy,
or experiencing any other pain OF disability
arising from the unnatural condition of the
wonderful machinery which connects every
member with the source of sensation, mellon
and thUught-derives immediate benefit from
the use Of those pills, which at once calms
invigorates, and regulates the shattered ner-
yous organization. ''7uH.u
Sent 10 any part of the country by mail, frss
of postage. Address SETH S. HANCE, 10s Bal
tmore street, Baltimore, Nd. Price, one box,
3d.. two, Sb; twelve, 1914. IT,, .ti..F,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-06
.m. DIR. G. W. RoBACK'S
NEW YEARS ADDRES s.
PEOPLE OF THE M1GH HTY WEST,

PBoPLH OF THEM MIGHTY WEST, 2
No. East Fourth Street, Cincinnati
Anew Year dawns, with blessings now TO crown,
The glorious land we 1.-Two in-Freodom's own;
Oil May It's choicest gifts, at Heavens 6ehesl,
Pervade the vigorous and tho generous West.
May Fortunes beams on this Queen City fall,
And Health, Ponce and Plenty bless you one and Lll
Health! dearest boon 10 mortals here below.
! have the power, the wish too, TO bcstow;
For, robbed of all Its virulence, Disease .,
. Yieldsdo my SoANDINAyIAN REMEDIES.
or Swedish Herbs OF rarest virtue mado, .. .f
They throw all other medicines into shade.
The weak dyspeptic, using them, ,rsviYesJ i.U
The pale consumptiVe fies TO them, and lives;
And whom tho 6lood's corrupted, mpko 1t pure.
Fever and Ague, quickly they relieve,
And In Neuralgia never can deceive.
Bronchits, Asthma, and each Lung complaint
They cure at once, and leave behind no tant;
And certain are they, II not used too late,
q Even Consumption TO eradicate.
Liver complains, acute or chronic, still
.SAccumb TO my BLOOD PURIFIER AND Pill.
81 And all disorders Of each vital part,
The lungs, nerves, brain, the stomach or tho heart
Arc, by these means as surely chased away
a AZ nights thick darkness at the dawn OF day.
=, Come then, ,ye sick, who would your strength renew
Andbe revived like flowers by morning dew.
Come 10 the fountain, whence for sufferers,
Health, Strength, Long Life, In perpetual tide.
II Of these facts 81 u ask guarantee,
Tn THOUSAND CUREs are witnesses for me.
The proofsa countless, and no mind on earth,
Seeing those proofs, can doubt the medicines worth
And now, AheeI with thanks for favors past,
May Heaven defend you from Misfortune's blast,
And Bliss unmixsd your hcmss and households chesl
fThronsh all the 'eAaons OF this newborn year.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-06
The Santa Fe Mail.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 29.-The Santa Fe
mail has arrived, bringing Independence
dates to the Goth. ......,.
Mining operations were progressing ia
vorably. ...
There was heavy snow on the plains.
Bent's Fort was attacked by the Kiowas
and but for the interference Of the Chey-
ennes, would have been destroyed. The
Kiowas gave the mail train much trouble.
Capt. Dodge, agent Of the Navajos had
been taken prisoner by the Apaches.
NEW YoaK, Dec. 3l.-A special dis
patch to the Tribune says: l have reliable
information from New Orleans that within
few days there have been serious troubles
among the slaves in Louisiana, and that
as many as twenty negroes have been
hung, but the newspapers carefully refrain
from any mention of the facts. ...5
MILAN, Dec 3l-The ship building
establishments Of Messrs. Merry and Coy,
consisting Of grist and saw mills, Office
and block factory, were burned yesterday
morning. Supposed incendiarism. NJ.
q G's loss from $4,000 to $1,000.
Messrs. Mccker g. SINNERS loss on the
block factory is about $4,000. No insu-
rance.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 31.-The Legislature
of Missouri was permanently organized
Monday, by the election of W. D. Nc
Cracken, Dem, Secretary of the Senate,
and Robt. Harrison, Dem. Wing, Speaker
Of the House. ---.-.
The Bentonites and Americans fused
in opposition to the Democrats.
WHEELING, Dec. 3l.-The engine of a
freight train on the Central Ohio road ex-
ploded this afternoon, killing the engineer
and brakesman.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-06
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LANDS
100 Acres of the finest Land in the
World. for 5000

T INTEND RETURNING TO KANSAS carly next
spring. and will act Locating Agent for persons
who wish TO of these valuable lands, Ell
ther with land warrants or money.
Having travelled extensively through the Territories
during the past summer, and acquired thorough
knowledge Of the country and Of the most available
lands that will be brought into market next spring,
feel confident Of being able TO make the best selec-
tions.
| have also Charts of the Surveys, as far as they
have been perfected. Persons by calling and exam
lining the Charts will be enabled to make their own
selections as TO locality, &c.
For further information address D. Mcfarland, at
Portsmouth, o. until January /, 1857, and after that
date at Columbus, o., until the adjournment OF the
Ohio Legislature.
REFERENCES:
Hon. o. F. Moore Portsmouth, Ohio; Gen. A. Z.
Glenn, Columbus, o.; Hon. H. S. Bundy Jack. IN, o..
Hon. j. A. Blair, Zanesyille, o.; F. p. Norton, Esq,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Smith & Jefords, Att'ys at Law,
Dayton, o.; Hon. N. H. Van Worries, Athens, ohio
Dec. l6-nl4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-06
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-06
THE DISEASES OF WOMEN,
1Xeir Mature, Cause, Prevention and Care
Dec. so,

DUBLIC vENDUE.-I hereby give notice
L that will offer the flowing real and
personal property at public vendue, on the
l4th of January, 1857, farm Of 1884 acres,
With 80 acres Of improvement, good farm
house, barn, corn barn, spring house. cider
mill and four small orchards. 1t is well wa
tered aud under good state of cultivation,
situated on the direct road from Coolevllle to
Pomero), about miles from the latter place,
in Orange township. 1t is we'll adapted to
grain or grass. My personal property consists
Of stock Of Horses and cattle. Also all my
farming utensils, and a variety Of household
furniture. Sale to commence atmy house al
O'Clock, A. M. Terms of sale, 81 200 down
on the farm, and the remainder in one and two
years. Nine months credit on all sales Of per-
Sonal property where the same is over three
dollars. JOHN w. PFARR.
Dec 1Q-2w