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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-27

a ppearcd in the London Stock Exchange
on Wednesday at from 80 TO so prem.
Dissatisfaction is again reported in the
Neapolitan army. The Paris latest Moni-
teur contains decree converting the SEN
ale and Legislature on the 18th of Febru-
ary. The Constitutional announced the
third sitting of the Congress to take place
on Saturday or Sunday. A letter from St.
Petersburg, in the Debats, confirms the
account of a considerable military force
near Bakno, on the Caspian Sea-, and says
that the whole Circassian army is called
with brief notice to act with them.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-27

KANSAS NEws.-Telegraphic dispatches
have been received from Chicago, stating
that the Kansas Free st'e; Legislature has
adjourned to the second Tuesday in June.
The Pro-Slavery Legislature organized
at Lecompton on the 18th, and elected tho
following officers:
CoUNcIL-President, Thos. johnson;
Do, pro tem., R. r. Rees; Chief Clerk,
Thos. G. Hughes; Assistant do, Chas.
H. Grover; Engrossing do., D. Scott
Boyle, Sergeant at Arms, Samuel j. Cra-
mer; Door Keeper, VIM. Alley.
HoUsE-Speaker, W. G. Matthias, do.
pro tcm., VIM. II. Tibbs; First Clerk, R.
G. Bishop; Assistant do, Capt. Fleming;
Sergeant at Arms, Jno. Arens; Door Keep
er, Mr.. jackson.
The Governors Message was to have
been delivered on the 18th.
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Gen. Cameron, who has just been elect

Gen. Cameron, who has just been elect
ed to the U. S. Senate from Pennsylvania,
is a veteran politician. He served in that
body when Mr.. Polk was President, and
Mr.. buchanan Secretary of State. He
then supported Mr.. Polk's administration
He was originally printer, and has many
personal friends throughout the State. lie
supported Col. Fremont at the last election,
and will doubtless do good service in the
Republican cause. We believe that Mr.
Buchanan would have preferred the elec-
tion of any other man than Mr.. Cameron
Three Democrats voted for Mr.. Cameron,
viz: Messrs. Lebo, Mercer and Wagonsel-
ler.-- 0. S. Jour.
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Flon ihe ohio State journal.


The CODtYncts for the Public
WOrks--RepOrt Of the AnVesta-
En ting COInnlittce'--HOW the
Peoples Money has been Squan-
dereG
1t will be we'll remembered that the
Board of Public Works-namely: James
B. Steedman, Wayne Griswold and Jacob
Blickensderfer, in November last, acting
under law of the State passed in 1845,
offered to let by contract for FIVE years the
keeping of the Ohio canals in repair. The
Legislature at its last session, having rea-
son to believe that the contracts awarded
by the Commissioners had not been given
to he lowest responsible bidders, appoint
ed Committee of three, members of the
Senate and House, to investigate the mat
ter, and report at the next session. This
Committee consisted of Hon. G. S. Ham
ilton, of the Senate, and Paul Wetherbee
and John A. Blair, Esqs., of the House.
This Committee made their report yester-
day. 1t is a most thorough document
1t has sifted the whole matter of our ca
nal lettings to the bottom, and the facts
disclosed will strike the people with amaze
ment. The report is necessarily volumin-
Gus. 1t will, when printed, make docu-
ment of some hundred pages. We have
been permitted to examine briefly the re.
port before it is placed in the hands of the
public printer. We propose to give &
brief abstract of that part of the report
which relates to the lettings.
On the 18th of May, the Committee
addressed letter to the President of the
Board of Public Works, Mr.. Blickens
derfer, informing him that they were abou
to commence their investigation, asking
the cooperation of the Board in the labor'
before them. Mr. Blickensderfer imme
diately replied, and rendered them all th,
assistance in his power. In the advertise
ment, published by the Board of Public
Works, soliciting bids, the whole work
were divided into eight sections. In ma
king their report the Investigating Com
mittee take each section separately, an,
give the facts relating to it. We shall fol
low the example of the Com mittee;
SECTION NUMBER ONE
Is the Ohio Canal from Cleveland to
and including the Walhonding acqueduc
: and lock, near Roscoe, and the Walhond
ing Canal.
The contraction this section was award
ed to Medbery IL Co., at $27, 500 yeal
On this there were the following bids, a
of which were iower than Medbery & Co.'S
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-27

BANGOR, Me. Jan. 2o.-Last evening
Sheriff Gilmore forcibly broke open the
vaults of the Exchange Bank, and seized
$4,000 in specie, on writ in favor of John
Demerit of Boston. Demerit holds bills
of the bank to the amount of $1,000,
pledged to him as collateral security by
A. X. Morris, of Wisconsin, and upon fail
ing to get satisfaction, attached the specie.
The bank officers refused to give up the
keys of the vault, and the officers had to
work some hours to get an entrance. The
proceeding caused considerable excitement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-27

Mr.. Theobald Young, who was stabbed
on Monday night by the negro Whiting
ton, died on Tuesday afternoon. His fI-
neral took place yesterday afternoon, and
was attended by large concourse of our
German citizens. Mr.. Y. leaves, we un-
derstand, young wife and babe few
months old.-Marietta Int. 21St.
REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvENr1oN.-Tbe
State Central Committee have decided to
call the State Convention on the 9th of An
gust-three days later than the Democratic
Convention.
The Louisville Journal says it has fre-
quently heard of the last rose of summer
but never supposed it would be called upon
to chronicle the disappearance of the last
bushel of coal from the market. Such
however is the fact. The last bushel of
coal In the hands of dealers was sold ON
Monday.
ESCAPE OF SbAvEs.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer states that some of the slaves are
taxing advantage of the present condition
OF the river, which is now thoroughly fro
zen over, to make their escape to free ter
ritory: Three men and one woman crossed
last Thursday night.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 19.-Snow fell very
heavily last night, accompanied with VIZ
olent gale. The drifts in some places ara
SIX and ten feet deep. On level the snow.
Is two feet deep. The streets are impassa-
Die Tor vehicles. The thermometer indin
Gates fourteen degrees below Zero The
train which left Washington last night.
has just arrived.
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works according to specification, as follows,

which can bear no other construction than
that they were willing to take all or either
part, 1.-THE sums named. The Committee
go on to say:
"Samuel Forrer, John S. G. Burt, and
John Howard originally constituted this
firm, so far as Mr. Howard was aware.
But it appears that Forer, Burt and How
ard each own only a sixth part of the con-
tract. Mr.. Hamlin has some sort of non
descript relation to it, and as Forrer, Burt
and Cooper (who has since bought out
Howard) and Hamlin are the only parties
interested, the other three-sixths are mixed
up among them somehow, or else they are
lying around loose Mr.. Hamlin was
the attorney of this firm from its origin"
SECTION NUMBER EIGHT.
This is the Western Reserve and Maui
NEE Road.
This was let to James J. Parks for five
thousand four hundred and ninety nine
dollars year. On it were the following
lower bids, which were rejected or passed
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"About the bid of Ira Smith, we have,
(sav the Committee, nothing to say: The
bid of M. H. Mills was undoubtedly re-
sponsible. The bid of o. White was with
drawn. Parks, the contractor, gave him
two thousand dollars TO withdraw
Parks put in bid in his own name, aud
the contract was awarded to him on the
bid of Michael Hayes"
The following table exhibits in single
view, the names Of the contractors, the
contract price, the name of the lowest bid
der, shown to be responsible by direct and
positive testimony, and the sums bid by
them:
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SECTION NUMBER TWO

Is the Ohio Canal from the foot of the
Walhonding lock, near Roscoe, to the foot
of the lower lock at Lockville, including
the Dresden side-out.
This section was let to Doyle & Miller
at $4,000 year. The other bids, all
lower than thiS wpre made bv-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-27

Cooper & Co. were worth at least one mill
ion Of dollars. "But it has been said that
Mr. Cooper would not take this section
alone at that price," which the Committee
say is contradicted by the words of his
proposition which they quote, and which
is as follows:
eve, the undersigned, propose TO keep
in repair all or portion Of Tie public
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iham Hu w ilmFe lh iW
iH'HIe fa ftla Hf
Ilhfta NI ih HI.f tn 0f0
have provided iHtl ihs lsfm oi iaaf
tHaHH muf .a lhe rfnlleufNy Nlsll
hai - l0If lhth lsn yttH having 4
~ iha ind d.suaI.m H iha Cont.
w fHH NJ all iaa HflmrfItnfH n
mflN Ilaf mHh lnFw Az ih ihH
ln .Hi mrnt Ihetusti " H.ehf
in taa mlhs mll lnl ei yHlf naf
0fh liF
i tefHlalln s nai III lhe hsili
N hilp lHtflHa No. lil#HY N lhe
tH.a lo oihH HdH nilm nf ani ullrpf
nm l % lhp habll ~ iho lelilailio
M mpi hff eilhWi a pufrmae
iuH am ln a. Nplnl0h If ihe touit
ltp1.Nal ore el those Ia vhlrh The
lrI.l aud doslaH n No. aw as we'll
as ile Interests II Hurrtr requires ui
illa uuaft q full etpfrile ol lhbi dlt
ereiIaa And Instead II calling ldf
lhe elelaene, el lhe Court, | lhlhb
that | should be- wanting IN lho duts |
owe 10 ihla uunmuhlly. IT we're 20
lsnlhefvlse than ln make ,nu an 90
mH'e and such an example, lpn, a.
Will b. remembered hv ell others.
WhHhater hey iael W. least lempia
ilim la inhiale ,auf Vices The ptuof
shows that ,ou nuahi and obtained
nom The pwaef Of lhls slase tho c.aa.
dental relation 81 minaaH ~ aver.
rer That Soa awaited Yourself II
that confidential position 10 corfupt
hls slave and induce bin 10 absomd
with yuu, and, to sll you ~ yuur
ruguish purposes, by recognizing yaa
~ his master, ofsll whlehyou stand
duly aud lcaally convicted.
Tie Judrnent of this Court fof
snch your offence, therefore. l., That
you he taken hence 10 the rcniienilary
of the state, and be- there confined al
hard labor fcrihe period II twenty Eve
years from the date ci vonr arrival
there. and that you pay the cos. If
this prosecution,
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upra ~.

tIuiit fbatA bands wish me,
pfUael WIH0 Hn mo, ttilrl mH
hY mf lhHtiaH haue aHl on
u.uH WhHi ! as dulng vi uf
pfm HIHu ltbArotinlnly suur
ihHf ibal lmi q u0h ol lnullng
tnH HIhf lkfHe onuaf mHadf
nHi Hrhft wW 'mnE tiWi ON
NuIr N atmI..n ,HHi t0u
'a.Nul W.h ihp n0a''0F lH.Uni
umpl'.4N NlIh aIl fie bHei0nm
~ lta OH metal hbunf n, hnt
without lhu Heflnn did nhrl
tomihInr IN short stitch made
me take my chandler chudlcslick
rily 0n lhr first mghi u nv ~.
fltal and a., good nipbi, while
Che beautiful wumnn and pniinu
wila Nal puspul with her cio on
ihai oelwlnn the ,ulNne Z fpoln
iu zoe Alnue of cfurl Triumph
"Nounre tlcred srrreis ttivcrn
yuu tvo,' " said brlghlly "Wheu
,Ul tr'ist him how, yuu trust me.
l0a may raetiiiee ,ourseli lot
your utr VI hlm over and over
again still, bot be- shall make NO
sacrifice now int Nnu, until he has
hfsi louud uut hpW tho clIoel ny
,ourcHlrur0 aHf m, pleasure
Nonr rlhcc IN hm heart now ia
whore choosc il 70 6e have
Tormed the citadel, 6nl | will
hnw childrn hY aud bv TO kuop
the anpaiig and you, The faith
(ul Old soldlor Of former years
YOU have w, yom discharge, and
may sit aud sun Yourself ~ The
outer gates. You have been bis
tnest friend. but he has anolli,r
nov, and need trouble you nc
longer, except IN the capacity Of
witness Of hIs happiness. THIS,
you will observe, Is tho order ct
nature, aud the Recognized f,nc~
Of things aud he hopes YOU will
see 1t. 80 dol. Aad he tFasis ym
viii sleep wcllunder his land m,I
new rooi-and 80 90 |. And h.
wishes you good highland 10
do :"
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Qnarrrls arise, ~ an immense ma.
joriiy Of ins'.litss' From letting things
~ too Tar. Done say this Is obvious.
and turn away, Try and cultivate
your aculty Of 'nrc. ight How often
NAV a man who VIII give hlmseli The
tronbic 10 think sta,c ch miserable
on'hurst Of 'mchu'i'sb'en'~s, by watch.
Ing the turns OF ccn,rrsailon. and
handling suggestions Of the monicat
dcx,crously, 80 a. % sake rsdcclalng
diversions In The ialt' say am 'slk.
ins To You. fou are no, precisely an.
Ey With nc Nv; but ioresee that
I've push 'na''es very ninch farther
you ma, be; that the discussion ~
there h. q dlseissionl Will comc to
pass Ia which the hour oi either
conihatans xl.l be engaged. aud fe'
srsc''ss Viii be impossible; surely.
u J am wise and Mind, shalfput forth
all my strength ot brain 10 ssic you
and myscliih's possiblc pam. by shoot
log my 'sa' arros lnis the air.
ionce saw a. light impenilng le'vssn
s~' hss' sho, wrrsised, vcrc yer
/! anelnally matched. The strcngrr
AMI bl'geroi The 'wc had On a gorge.
Gus ue- Dap, u,agniheen'l, tsssel'sd
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SUMMARY OF NEWS.

--iDr Trcks Sabbath Resllpg.
" We end the following fro,esque
and humorous sketch Of character as
Is exists In tho hcrder settlements
Tho writer has n skill IN exhibiting the
aro,lcry which prevails IN such locali.
ties with a pangsnc! and raeissss col.
dom surpassed,
rsSm tho Sashvi''e raion and dAncseaa.l
So. Lovengood's Shirt
By st. pY TrSN.
The first onc me, Was "sa.." ist
ssr crossing the Hiwaassc.l "weaying
along" In his usual rambling. uncer.
tain graft. His appearance as onco
satisfied me that something was wrong.
lie had been alex. whipped In free
6sk,. or vas jus, u,.grcwiug opc VI
bis big dfanss. Dat upon tb.s pOia,
vas soon ealighssued
why Sut, what's wrong ncwl"
"Hesp's wwag; darn my skin ef ]
hahn, most ded. Lite cff on that ar
hoss. George. an take horn. vhiie !
tals twc. tshskIng ths, everlasting
fax Of his 8, mel su' plant ycrself
m thatsr loy. an I'll tell yc ef ! hen.
hu, ia mast bcycn, tellin'. reckon
I'm tho dsrndes' fool ou, en- tisw,
as~r. NY dad. f,r he acted ho-s. an !
hslns dun ths. yc.--alIcrs In ssm trap
tia, vudens hesh a sheep. III drownd
myself sum dsy, se~ IF I don't. jus, to
stop q family disprrsi',ca 20 make id
fools un then~lvrs"
"llow Ia Il. Su,, hare you heea bea,
playing cards. or drinking. which j. itl"
"Nsra ore. ,hs: csh'the did IN these
parts; ba, seoin' i,'s you. George. WI
tell you. ha, I swsF In rhamed--
s.ck--sorry. ani--sad-Dad. ! am.
"Yoa lnow I hasrds with BIll Carr.
o. his cabin ~ the mountain. a. pays
for sich ss ! GETS when hss money.
an when hsver, eny. Why BE- takes
ens third ove !, ou.sa me 10 erssin',
an she. shat's bis wife Belts. takes out
ss,her ,wa.,tir,s With the bat,lin ssick.
ard the intsus. With her tuax. sa' the
ia,rusu more, the priseiP1<hesp
more. shes the eussedess oman !
ever seed eny how fsr Jaw. trrsdlh ,
and pvide. she cav scoid hlii'er
esso . balls iscs rte % The saEl 10
minits. she out breeds es'rythins
on the ruver--aa' pattrpus ar'er sv'ry
fssnuu she hear tell N. from hussils
tn hsiehss. Oh' shes orc Of EN-. AND
sometimpe she's svs or three. Well.
" sse. ID got sun hone made cotton
ruct tn make . nes shat ossea. snd
ccsSsd Bes's n male u. asd eDou'
The tine u vur das. hers Genes Law.
yer Jctnssa slsrr On sxei fs- hfetfa'
II wi<h j, had risrssJ hin. darn ~
h;sd. an | vundsr q didny. fss he
ssoks a~f1l rissrs vben sls ssys
/ Tn pisea- -rrcrf. &ysM lhcldieg ~
bis Asss Ard pserirr though ~ q
| ia bsvs dea I,ae srs
| .We!l. While ts sus . ea'in' sh'
sps-d cas hat ~ shat wns stik ~
n;ty .Iirt; - sAs nsv-s fvs.ssi WI -
vscux a Il ea.en Vim that = yvtrsrs
| t;rs rve es4 dii n. m ske ~ -
| ---ss..-so. .bs,s - p-~rv.x 1Jngs d
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ilopsalfilly
N "a ward
dllot anil a'lpfypfltlot
NJ A. wArp lsa

NJ 4 VAN isa
DrAn Nin iuuf uule uf this date
aaklha hf eeps Of ms fumails un
passing cnlsuce upon u y Grant
ehuyloled " stealing the Hla,enf col
l'lsa hn' iusl been handed lo nt
! was calird upon 10 pass a slmlir
sentence un another parry al ihe
Court IN Marshall county a few weeks
since, Wa published IN The "soulhcre
Herald, which, by mere change VI
names IL exactly the Ease mentioned
IN ,ow note ! therefore take the
liberty to rcfer you to Ihe Herald for
the copy YOU desire.
Yours truly,
=. r. sCRr0Gs.
Nay 18th, 1881,
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lenarks
Nay 18th, 1857


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N r',,.a , '" ,ss .s.,'II", :, .,...'. ~
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The. y n.,s - d"r. e., vou ,u ,h,,
dnty rsoulrea. ana learrlpr and In.
,s,ri,y could ,lo sor von--snd after a
ns,ls,, and ,maa,,,.l bes,ln, tho Jury
have Guud xou ,ull,y a. ,harsrd--
aud /, now onl, rrmaIa. for me 10 prn.
nounce mon ,ou The sentence n the
lax. hall no, d,,aln YOU. or roccuw
tho time Of M, Cour, with any
lengthy moral lecture upou the ,urpi.
,ude Of ,ou, oft.rc. / have M aim
or .,pec,a,iVr Of beccl,,lng yoa hy
whati .ay
Ycu have .rassed Tho ,,uh.rnn."
and plsced ,eur.,.lf an, cs tho nal. Of
social courtesy. A ,hlsf when one.
knoap. and rerevuI,sd A. sucb. Wills,
be- nav seck and ob,..s psr.l.n lr.m
Ilsa,sn. Ia l.pr.r a 4, ss.oc,s,. sar
ren,lrr,cr,. nor viii any r,s.ep,anrp
restore him To social .aasil,y. You
ar. ,bercf,rc :, lnr A. w,,i,l lie il
cs,nvrucd. . d.cmed ran. Ilsn,..
VIA, | u.v ..x 10 ,on /. ma, with N.
bsps Of r.slren.,r, Won. hut xas,
| and prnpsr dl.ehsrrr Of 4 .,rru .ud
lrre,,au, ia,,' iw,.o.sa ma, ME :.
| IN. wc.iAin, ol.c,r II ,h,s Cont, IN
| - ~ 4 :. - -.
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ths shfehilH k"Vtfh
iiaii w . illls aiv'v brook,
Fhlmia ART kate lhemsslsss hslsaA.
AL 'nalii ! llllla shady ifse,
ihsl rgrpsis ihel hearts ssfsll az ahi
To-
Tha hanisamA TpA, with ayes n blue,
Nl.ah spaIlls has ~ AaAy isw,
hiihhuhafu lfouts astlhs ffat,
Ani leeih - pmfll ss sasli w.,
SOS iali hla.sf maa lhough lhsn
iiil pest lhs afe u sassn shi ten
The lofslf Kale with sJ~ n ~,
Ih.s m0alhf eeali nal roe ftfftl,
Although b. chmAa hlashai llse lie fose,
AMI ale wsall iain herself compose.
sun I hy tho cool fuffeshlnv Alf,
Waved sfaefally huf eafly hair,
She, lvo, roman fell faf Nate,
Jasi pasl 1hs age VI "a and eKht.
Says Tom. abe anybody innw
hhll 'lls that makes ma lose yea ~
You afe pretty ha.,, ! sweat
| love y0u faf your uafly h,,f'
! luss ,oa TO- iha. swanl black eye.
Which lo0ts ~ me aud laahe- NE slfh,
lnvo this llllg baud 4 thine
on Kate DO LEI me call !, m,w.
You siels nv hear, rh~ ! ras young
iva, tsa felt mysai uad,as
Aud nov. sweet Tfl, want 10 Know
II ytu vii anawef--.ye. or mol
Nheu nun Say ny hear, Il thine,
Aud ask 4 laay csll thee mine!
Njw While beneath this shady tree.
OBJ give your prscieSi hear, 10 me.
Yes, Toni tia your. hu, don, YOU tell,
How mach lov, ycu aud how vol,
faF do love With III ms might,
And this, Pm sure Is nosghl hu, right,
love t1ufnr YOUR pretty ewes.
| love YOU. too. hrsaa,e you're wise;
Aud OIL dear Ton, do ,l.Vlaro,
love your pretty auburn halrl
Bless your little soul c5me be-a
Says fon. obi como iay angel dearl
Anl prove yeur love by sealing this.
With one sN@,. precious little kissl
Yes, | tIi' ksi you -'.ii 30 harm
To lis. each o,hcri--is Il Toni
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"Deysa enjoy god h-slth''
"Yes." Ws sls frp'y. " Who
doSs1'+
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Tue SEAsox.--"Como. gentle
spuug, s,llorsA milIla,as, come"
7hsuses.s
"lf you arr coming, why don't
Won c~nc along.'--Nsss.
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nos + r HOWNt
riaI llifma htiil f4lfurlil
~ pHi.lha sef 'fHt Nym lltitfa
tlfam tbo "a lhiiia eaa, alsi II
slss'lpf sass h.lasflfH cf itte
v flsol, ani { Natf- fhai l0ullLlz
limat'iuuiha taN.a vaull trrA
do.ei others taa umadliHr aah
ogaussa, And ihtrfwta Harilulll m
qassLa COOS IF tmmftt Da jlat
occasion iur rul.. .il.ouih "ihr vt.t
III ranala star
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