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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20
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tor must I not leave her nowr 20 Wish fsPnrd Ns ns
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snePd Der room. and returned saying tss' sac 49, a.
me We entered her together and 70 spprsened tne I'D
sSe she exclaimed Mary. oh, Mary can yon irsve NJ @
having deeply injured yonr pnrr.rninded ard
brother, Tom has besn honorable true and ~ soo1
to me snd oh bow have injured him can Joo' vi"
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The Government put in some slight testimony IN
,ebuttsl of the theory Of the defense The ease
was argued on Saturday and given u the Jury
on Tuesday, and yesterday morning q verdict Of
not guilty was returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

Common Council, If the financial theories Of tbc
age of dirty streets are to rule IN le'yns taxes anc
assignments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

The little steamer Fashion, that carried of Gen.
Walker and his men TO Punta Arenas was seized
by the authorities upon her appearance at New
Orleans Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

Votes for Speaker we're taken in the Assembly
yesterday, with no more satisfactory result than
heretofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

Advertisements for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE of this
week must be handed in early today. Price 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

EHThe "Chicago Times" the Doug
las olgan. published a! Chicago, says that
Buchanan -Lecomptonism has become so
very pure in its Democracy, that it cannot
endure the slightest contact with Douglas.
Hence it says that VIM. Fitch, clerk in
the Postoflice of that city, was promptly
dismissed from Office because he spoke to
Senator Douglas. That is to be the test
in Illinois. Wheever SPEARS to the Sena-
tor is traitor to the President. "Behold
how good aud how pleasant thing it is
'or brethren TO dwell together in unity"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
READ THIS, EVERYRODYI

WHEREAS. The proprietor of cone
w horse" Picture Boat has taken pains to
tell people that my so cent Pictures will
fade. would inform the public that il is
UTTERLY FALSE, as can 5e proven by
HUNDREDS OF my pictures which have
taken during my stay here, of which NOT
ONE has ever fadec in THE LEAST.
Recollect that am stationed here perma-
nenrly, and am ACCOUNTABLE for EVERY
Pi"rure | turn out WARRANT my so
cent pictures and all others TO STAND in
any climate; If not. RETURN THEM AND
YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY! l can
always be found at my Gallery, over Swal-
lows Store, on Court Street, where will take
Pictures for 50 cents. which l will warrant
NENER to fade, and which are better and
more lite than those which the "Fel-
low" referred TO above charges ONE DOLLAR
Tor. have jHSt received a fine stock of
Gases and material Of all kinds. which win
dispose OF CHEAPER than any foatipg "eas''
concern at or within forty miles of Pomerov.
RecoIlect. I PLEDGE myself to take BET
IER, MORE DURABLE and CHEAPER PIC
ICRES than ANY floating concern on the
River. L have settled PERMANENT LY in
Pomeroy, md if any Of my Pictures fade, 7
viii always be found ready 10 refund the
money. t32-4tI CHAS. CAREL.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
NOTICE

RA BARNES, of the State of Califor mia,
l. will take notice that VIM. Radford, of
the County of Meigs, and-State of Ohio did,
on the 7th day of August, 1858, file his pc
tition in the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the said County of Meigs. against
the said Ira Barnes and Elizabeth Barnes, de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that the said Ira and
Elizabeth Barnes gave a mortgage to the said
Wm Radford on certain hosse and lot IN
Pomeroy, in said county, described in said
petition, to secure the payment OF 5000, ac-
cording to the tenor of certain note deferred
to IN said mortgage, and praying that the said
due, being $l2o, with interest thereon from
the 3d day of April, 1856, at 10 per cent. per
annum, or that said premises may be sold to
pay the same; and the said Ira Barnes is
hereby notified that he is required to appear
and answer SAID petition, on or before the
third Saturday after the 21St day of Septem-
ber next. II. A. PLANTS,
auglO-32Gt Attorney for Plaintiff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

Gas" Modern Democracy as rather a
queer looking thing when examined by
daylight. How it loves the laboring man
How it shapes the policy of the Govern
ment to build up (prOvidcd the product
is raddle-colored) J our home manufactures!
AS an Illustration: A Democratic Con-
gress has provided, at an enormous ex-
Pense, the supply Of the city of Washing
ton with water, md haze contracted IN
England for tie iron pipei
Well, the iron workers of Pennsylvania
don't care, Of course! Why should they?
Amt it honor enough that they are per-
mitted to be ruled by the glorious Democ-
racy? OF courseit is.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
Who are AbOIItIOnisrs7

This Is an important question. We
have been honored with that title so often
by certain Democrats of this county, that
we want to see who are our co-Iaborers in
that vineyard. Fortunately, we have the
Washington "Union," which will be good
authority with all our Democratic friends.
In speaking of the Illinois Senator the
Union" says:
what was the object of the Senator?
Did he wish to reopen the old wounds?
Did he desire to set up for himself on the
small capital of two or three public recep-
tons? Has his vanity so overcome his
Judgment that he can for moment sun
pose that nineteen-twentieths of the Dem
ocrat5 are about to stultify themselves,
condemn their conduct last winter, and
come ont noc for that mast inf1naouS of
oH abolition measures, tile CriHenden
o"'eaNlment, aohich Mr.. Douglas nov so
wo'nety opproves?"
There, that will do! Come all ye good
Douglas men of Meigs county, give us
your hands! We believe the worst qce
have been called was an "abolitionist!'
Perhaps some extra Jealous "exhorter
of the brethren" may have made us out
an 'iSydn,oas o6oluionist." But here we
find, by authority, that Senator Douglas is
"the most Infamous oLOltionist," and, of
course, all Anti Lecompton Democrats are
perfumed with the same odor. "Let dogs
delight to bark and fight" but let not
brethren fall out by the way. When shall
we have a 'moSt infamous a5oI,Gon''
meeting of Douglas Democrats? Who
puts that ball in motion? We claim free
ticket in that crowd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
CHEAP FARM.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale eipbtx
l. acres of land, all under good fence, ana
large proportion under cultivation, with
one mile and a holf of hedge, two dwelling
houses barn and corn house, with q good
Welli we've o' hiteen acres Of engrsfted fruit
trees, embracing all the finest apples, pears.
cherrIes, plnms, peaches, cunants, rsspbe1-
rieS' strawberries, goose berries, and the cul-
tlva,ed blackberry. The above land is of
eoon quniiiy, and well supplied with coal,
tihoer ana water. The last y. ar's produc-
tlonS amounted to two hundred dollars. For
,utther particulars inquire Of the subscriber,
one mile above Rutland, on the Athens road.
"%-u w. w. HCBBELI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
COTTCctaON.

In announcing the Democratic State
ticket last week, the Comptrollership of
he Treasury was given to a Mr.. Gibson,
which was Incorrect. The fortunate Gin
dividua'' was Mr.. Glson. We copied
from the Cincinnati Enquirer, the Demo-
cratic Organ, and supposed it was all right
Of course, but which proved to be all
wrong. 1t illustrates however, the sin
cerity of the ''organ" aforesaid, and shows
how much its pults are worth. The CEN
quircr" announced Mr.. Gibson as its
nominee, and pronounced glowing eulogy
on his pure Democracy and many other
virtues, declaring that the editor had
known him long and intimately, and that
there was no better man in the State. 1t
turned out, however, that there was no
such man in fact, as this very celebrated
Democrat. And the explanation is, that
The editor had written the puff before the
nomination, aud put it into the hands of
the printer, leaving the name blank, to be
filed up when the nomination should be
made, as the aforesaid editor intended to
say the same thing no matter who the man
might be. The telegraph operator, either
by mistake or to hoax the "Enqurer,''
sent the name of a man who had no exis-
tence, which was promptly put into the
blank, and was proclaimed to the world as
the special and long tried friend of the
Enquire" emaculate Democrat
and the nominee for Comptroller. VjOe
La hum6uq
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
ROAD NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given that there will be
IL petition presented to the Board of
Commissioners Of Meigs County, at their
September session, asking for the following
alteration in a State road, viz: Beginning in
the HarrisonvilIe and WlkeSville road, op-
posite.the Methodist Church, near Harrison
willie, in Scipio Township; thence running
in an eaSterly direction to intersect the Gall
lIpolis and Athens road opposite Selim Days
house; and to vacate the old road from the
creek to where the same interSectS the Athens
and Gallipois road at H. Wilson's store |;
also to vaoate- the old road from said creek
to where 1t intersects the said road leading
from AtheHs to Gallipolis, south OF II, Cou-
dee's store, in the town OF HaTrso nville.
augl0-32-4 -4t*
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
Characteristic.

Alarmed at the great popularity of the
Republican ticket, and especially of the
Hon. W. V. Peck, candidate for Supreme
Judge, the "Pandealer, and other Dem
ocratic papers are resorling TO their usual
weapons in such cases. Relying on the
Ignorance of their readers--for those pa
pers know better themselves--they boldly
assert that "Judge Peck was the Know
Nothing candidate on the Trimble ticket
tour years ago." With this deliberate
falsohood they, no doubt, hope to deceive
the German and other naturalized citizens,
and so secure their votes for their own
party.
1t is painful reflection, that men who
control the press of the party, can SO
prostitute its influence for the purpose OF
deceiviug those who rely upon it for in
formation. We here declare to all inter
ested IN knowing the truth. that Hon
VIM. V. Peck was not the candidate OF
the Know-Nothngs, as represented by the
Democratic papers, and whoever asserts
that he was, has either been imposed upon
himself, or is attempting to impose upon
others. Any person, of course, has a per-
feet right, in this country. to support
whatever party is most in consonance with
his sentiments, but no man, be he editor,
or what else, has right, by misrepresent-
alton nd falsehood, TO deceive others and
thus obtain their votes through fraud and
false pretenses.- Daniel Peck, Of Belmont
County, was the American candidate, and
not W. Y. Peck, of Scioto. But having
started that falsehood, of course it will be
persisted in TO the end. If ANYBODY
doubts the correctness of our statement.
all they have TO do is to go to the Clerks
Office and examine the official records and
poll-books of the election, and they will
find it as we assert. We do hope tha,
honest men will not permit themselves to
be imposed upon by INSCRIPTIONS papers
and politicians. The means of correct in
formation is within the reach of all, and IL
men will but exercise their Judgment in
stead of permitting bad men to play upon
their prejudices, these papers will learn in
time that they might as well tell the truth.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
what SVOnt LecOsnptOR Papers
Resort Ter.

Our readers will recollect the great
Fugitive Slave Case of Boston, a few years
ago, in which Anthony Burns was cent
South as q Slave, and afterwards purchased
by the citizens of Boston, and returned to
that city. Well. true to their instincts,
and hoping to make some capital in theiE
desperate straits, the Lecompton press of
the country must needs libel this poor
"darkey."
AS an excellent argument in favor of
Lecompton, these papers are publishing
an out-and-out falsehood on poor Anthony
asserting that he is in tie Massachusetts,
Penitentiary for the crime of robbery
Now there is not one word Of truth in the
story, nor was there ever anything out
which it could by possibility have been
made, except the unwholesome brain of
some Lecomptonite Burns is now, and
has been for several years, studentin the
College at Oberln. in Ohio, studying for
the ministry. He is certified by the Of
icers Of the Institution, to be a man of
unblemshed character and fine talents,
who has never been charged with robbery.
or any other crime in his life, except the
objectionable sin of loving freedom and
his persevering efforts to procure an edu
cation. But the story will continue to be
repeated with the idea that somehow it
can be made an instrument in the hands
of villains, to Operate on the prejudices
of toolS, TO the injury of the Republican
party. No doubt it will be preserved in
the 'jug of returns" and served up along
with the thousand other forgeries that
comprise its contents, to those whose tastes
crave such condiments.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
Tnc GencvnIs AN ,gvouhVc

The valiant and chivalric Gen. Sargent,
who, last winter, assaulted a reporter with
a slung- shot, for which he was let off with
fine of some seventy-fve dollars instead
of the penitentiary, has recently been eek
cising his vocation" in Cincinnati, by a
brutal assault upon couple of ladies', for
which he has got himself again in limbo.
Another Gen. or rather 1fcy. Gen. Will
liam II. Lyle, late candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor, was also put through fo,
causing row, and disorderly conduct, at
a German lager beer party on ,Sundoy
night His excuse was, the effects of bad
whisky. Should not the State supply bet
ter liquor for her renowned heroes? 1t is
intolerable that the city authorities should
put the dignitaries of the country in the
same calaboose with common loafers?
Won't somebody see to it?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
TElec,Io,, im 81. r.ou,s

AS we predicted in our last, f. p. Blair
has been defeated for Congress in the ST.
Louis District. He is beaten about 600
in vote of some 10000. BY the com
bination of opposite factions, aided by the
almost omnipotent power Of the Federal
and State Administrations, and, as the
Democrat" charges, unprecedented
frauds at the polls, temporary triumph
OF negro Stare, over free white labor, has
been achieved. We say temporary, for
although the pro-slaveIy Democratic and
Know Nothing papers in their exuliation,
proclaim it death blow to free labor in
Missouri, and promise from it the speedy
check OF German and other free labor emf
grafton, and the consequent filing up of
the State with slaves, we are conf dent that
their hopes will be disappointed.
Freedom of speech has been won, and
The stream of free laborers who have been
porirg into the State in consequence, will
never consent to be classed beneath the
negro slaves, and just so far and so fast
as the people can be informed, and their
prcJudicies somewhat allayed, they will
not consent loItfer to be the dispised in
struments in the hands of desperate dema-
gogues to forge the chains for their own
enslavement Their very defeat, and the
insulting triumph OF the Oligarchy, is
doing more than any argument could do
to open their eyes. We are almost con-
tent to have it so. For if the majority are
really only fit fer slaves, they may as well
take the brand now as hereafter; but if
there is manhood left in their hearts (as
wa believe there is) il must be forced into
action by the very spirit manifested on the
occasion of the success of the Admins
traLion candidate. We think upon the
whole, that the defeat Of the free labor
ticket, at this time, will be the incentive
to that kind of reflection, and subsequent
action that will ultimately lead to a per-
manent success. The Democrats of
Meigs Csunty, while they will outwardly
rejoice at the success of fanaiical, pro-
slavery, Lecomptonite, and will labor to
elect man to Congress in this District
who will act withfhim, must, and do, in
their secret hearts regret the defeat of the
noble and chivalric Blair. Yet such is
the strange effect of party discipline. Will
it be so always ? What spectacle !
Here, in Ohio-in Meigs County-are
hundreds of honest men, men who earn
an honest living by honest toll, men whose
every interest, and the hopes of whose
children are identified with free labor, who
are expected to, and probably will, in the
abused name Of Democracy, SO vote, as
to give the whole weight of their influence
to those very men in the South whose in
terests anG aiu is 70 degrade them into the
of serfs Will the reign of
prejudice be eternal
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

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READ THIS!
Campaign Telegraph

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