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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
SPORT.

To see a fellow of "A summer morning,
And n large foX-hound oC a slumberous eye,
And a slim gun, go slowly lounging by,
A bout to give the feathercd bipeds warning
That probabl y. they may be shot hereafter,
Excites in me a quiet sort Of laughter;
For, though am no lover of the sport,
OF '.harmless mnrder,' yet IL is to me
Almost tho funniest thing on c0rtn to see
A corpuIent person, breathing with IA snort,
CO on n shooting frolic quite alone;
For we'll know that, when he's out of town;
He, and his dog and gun will all lie down,
And, undestruStiVc, sleep till game and ligh
have flown.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

~ Religion has treated knowledge
sometimes in the worlds history rs an
enemy, sometimes as hostage, often as
"A captive, and of.ener AS a child; but
knowledge has become of age, and reli-
g'ion must either renounce her acquain t
ance. or introduce Der as companion and
respect her as n friend.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

A PIE PREPARATIoH AND LAST" RES
PoNsE.-A horticulturist at Lafayette, Ind.
advertised that he would supply all sorts
Of trees and plants especially pie-plants of
all kinds A gentleman thereupon sent
him an order for lone package Of custard-
pie seed and few dozen of mince- pie
plants" The gardener promptly filled the
order by sending him four goose egse aud
small dog.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

MURDOCH 81 NYE, Proprietors Coal
ridge FIGURING Mill, Pomcroy, and Crystal Flour
ing Mill, COniport. Cash paid for Wheat at all
Il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
NEW SERIES-VOk 1, NO. 81.
Melos County Grlr9rapb.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
IT. "a. F1 "a M - SRs 90.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

KEYGERVILLE Steam Grst Mill--N
Stewart, Propretor-has been ecently rebuilt, and
Is no W prc Dur red to do good work promptly. IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

chine, OH Sugar Run, Pomeroy, in good order, and
constant eratisn. FOuOng, w:uther-boarding,
&c, kent constantly on hand, to I'LL orders. l-16
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

STEAM SAW MILL, Front street, Pom
eroy. near Kurr's Run. Nal II. Nye. Proprietor
Lumber sawed to order on short notice. Plastrring
Iath constantly on hand, for sale.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

EFumIncr'G Building 2nd story, Rutland street.
MddIerort. .. NJ operrtioBS pertaining 20 the
profession promptly Performed ladies wall cd
pom a. heir resi4ences II desired. IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

II. WHITESIDE, Manufacturer of Boots
and Shoes, Front street. three doors above Stone
bridge. The hest of work, for Ladies and Gentle
men. made rider. IL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-13

r. Ryan, John Martin, H. Greenhood, George
Williams. d. Searles, D. Kinds.
! d. E. Gordon, printing election proclamation of
| 1856 and '57, Sl44 90
! John B. May, sheriff fees, 797 so
James Gallagher, Dist. Atty fees, los 90
! David Bush, constable, SO SO
A. Lewis, ]. p, 95
James s. Mccain, witness, 90
VIM Kincaid witness 90
John NJ Cass, constable "a 20
VIM. Malony, constable, 100 50
Ordered, that the resignation of John Burns be
received and placed on file.
Jesse Failing aud ]. H. Hatch, as witnesses,
allowed, each 81 so
McLain q Thorp, work and material, LOG IS
John A. Watson, clerk Court Sessions
and Co. Clerk 235 60
Jno. P. Jones, J.P, 1913 20
John B. May adv delinquent list, 2s0 90
ID. E. Gordon, printing, 90 OO
1000 road receipts,
from road fund, so 90
Ordered that T. l.. Anderson be appointed J.
p. of Canon City Township on the filing of his
approved bond for $4,000.
Ordered that the County Assessor be required
to give bond as poll tax collector in the sum OF
$4,000.
Ordered, that John A. Watson, County Re-
cordcr, be, and is hereby required to give new
bond as County Recorder in place OF the one now
on file.
Ordered that John B. May be, and is hereby
required to give new bond as sheriff, in place
of the bond now on file.
Ordered, that James Gallagher be, and is here
by required to give new bond as district attor-
ney, in place Of the bond now on file.
Ordered, that Jere. Bennett be, and is hereby
required to give new bond as Co. Treasurer, in
place of the bond now on file.
Ordered, that A. j. Frlter be appointed road
overseer of the Sturdrvant Road District, on the
filing of his approved bond for $1,000
Ordered, that NJ. Bartlett be appointed road
overseer of the Stuart Road District, on the filing
of his approved bond for $1,000
Ordered that Edward Trask be allowed to
withdraw his bill for professional services ON Mr..
Huests
Ordered, that DR.. Edward Trask be, and is
hereby appointed County Physician for this coun-
ty, and that he receive a salary of eight hundred
dollars (S800) a year. to be paid quarterly at the
end of each quarter, and that the year commence
on the first day of February, 1853.
The following accounts were allowed
X. Clifford, as Supervisor, S63 90
NJ. f. Griffin "A so
Jno. A. Watson, Clerk, rs 90
Ordered, that the Board now adjourn to Tues
day, Feb. 23d, 1858, at VIII ch time they will tax.
into consideration the levying of the taxes on
taxable property for the fiscal year of 1889.
NJ. F. GRIFFIN, Chairman.
REcAPIrULArIoN
Total amt acts. and demands presented 1891 IA
Total amt. rejected 3,l46 so
Total amt. allowed $4,244 "a
On Ind. Sick Fund S 400 90
" Road 80 90
" Gen. Co. 1856 23
$4,244 rs
Ordered, that proceedings be published in
TRINITY JOURNAL. JNo. A. WATSON, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-13
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, sc.
NEW YORK HOTEL
MAIN STREET, WEAVER.

THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
l. entirely re-htted, and supplied with new Fur
niture, Bedding, &c. 1t now contains number
of single and double rooms and suits OF rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
FAMILIES Sc PARTIES
The apartments are well lighted and ventila
ted and in point of comfort are second to no Ho
tel in Northern California Male and female
wants are in attendance at all times to make Wis
itors comfortable. In addition to the many 9th
er advantages possessed by this Hotel. good
b A x E r. Y
is also connected with it, where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread, Cakes.
Pies, &c. The proprietors acknowledge their
thanklulness for the patronage heretofore receiv-
ed. aud respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same MORRIS BRADY.
Weaver, Dec s, 1857. 45,d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-02-13
BOARD OF sUPERvIsORs-FEB TERM

Board met Present, NJ F. Griffin, Chairman
r. Clifford. JHo. A. WATSON, Clerk.
Ordered, that the road leading from G.. W.
Davis to Hoadley's ranch be changed Is rods
(more or less) nearer to the river, so as to run
along the line between the lands of G. W. Davis
and 'Messrs Phillips, and that the same be de-
clared public highway, and that Richard Oil
yer, w. S. Lowden and G. W. Davis be appointed
to lay out and stake off the same.
Ordered, that new road district be formed, to
be called the Canon District, to commence at the
mouth Of Soldiers Creek, on the Trinity river,
and extend up the river to Bates trading post, on
Steiner's Flat, and that ]. Degraff be appointed
overseer on the filing of his approved bond for
$1,000.
Proof of the required notice having been given,
1t is ordered that lcence be granted to E. Per-
rim Co, to keepa toll bridge across Trinity
river, for one year, at the mouth of Browns
Creek, on the filing of his approved bond for
$4,000.
RATE OF TOLL.
1t is hereby ordered that on and after this date
the following rates of toll be fixed as general
and uniform rate for all toll bridges and ferries
In this county, unless hereinafter specified, and
that any and all rates heretofore fixed and allow
ed, that conflict in any way with this ORDER be
and the same are hereby repealed:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-11

PROGRESS or ArFAIRs IN UTAH.-A
writer in salt Lake City, under date Of 9th
Of August, gives the following account Of
affairs
Everything is stagnnnt n the city except
the stores of the Gentle ne, chants, which are
thr0ngcd from sunrise till dark with crowds
If people anxious to supply themselves with
the nccessalicS Of life, Of which they have
been deprived more than year. The prices
demanded and paid for goods are just
about as cXtIavaganl as those which the
Mormons set upon their home produce, and
indeed, the cost Of living here is nearly equal
to what it was in California at the height of
the gold !evcr. y great part Of the profits
accrue 10 the church, which owns all the
stores but one that the GrniileS occupy. 1t
has affixed mons .rnuS rents 10 them. which l.,
OF course, the merchants pay /; but they place
a proportionably higher price on their goods
and as they have The monopoly Of the market,
the charge falls in the end upon those who
can least afford 10 bear title working poo
pie of the T,rrIory A store lose in my
nUghbolhool. which the church bought three
years ago for only 5000 is rented by Brig.
ham Young to McSsrs Radlord & Cabot for
two thousand dollars per annum.
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az acres, More or Ecss.
SliERIEIrh SAL-E.

~ virtue ola writ of Ficri F.cias issn,d
ID by Edmund Br, WI, ST., ESQ.,. one If tn,
Justices OF the Peace Of the State Of Mary.
land, in and for Cecil county. at the suit Of
Robert II. Scarborough, against the goods
ana chatic'S. lands and trnrmcnts Of William
NJ. Drnnmond. to me directed. | have seized
ana taken III execution all the RIGHT. title.
riaIm and interest. ut law and in equity. of
the said W lillian NJ Drumm0nG. in and t.
all HE following described property. to wit
all that Tract, !occ or Parcel Of Land. rrou
which tie said Drummoud now resides
situated and being in Cecil county. containing
ri Acres. More 0r less,
adjoining lands Of EnuS Scarf olounh and
others Ala"-whc Growing crop Of Corn.
ana one Horse and | hereby give notice
that on
h'e'"e"Ioy, the CM day Of Oc'o5cr, 1888,
at the Court House door. in Elk,on, | Will
offer for sale the said property. $, seized
ana taken IN execution, by Public Auction.
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
writ.
C-~SIe 10 commence at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Sept. II, 1S1S--ts. Shrrir,
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FAIR AT POHT DEpOS 1--WE c,nn,

FAIR AT PoRT DEpos. Tive cannot
So well call attention to the Fair, advertised
to be held at Port Deposit, in this month, as
by making the following extract from letter
from correspondent in that town:--
1t is, perhaps known to all of your readers
that Library Association has been formed
in the town Of Port Deposit, the object being
the moral and intellectual improvement Of
our citizens. Owing partly to the late hard
tunes and TO Other causes, the society is
greatly in need Of funds to purchase such a
collection Of cooks as are absolutely acquired
20 meet the emergency. The Ladies of Port
Deposit aud vicinity have come up to the
rescue" and with great unaniniiy and zeal
have set themselves TO work in lis behalf .
and for that purpose intend holding fair in
the Town Hail to commence Oh Inc 22ud inst.
and continue for three days.
Although the season is late and the time
to plcpae fer it is very short, yet am au
thoIzcd to say that it will not be surpassed
By any thing Of the kind ever held outside of
city limits The Hall will be decorated in
handsome style and the tables suppli,d with
proiuSion OF useful and fancy articles aud
refreshments. The Committee having the
''"'1e' III 'Hh &c ihtt!id piOCu'lnp lOf fNiil-
biton choice lot Of Paintings &c and cx-
poet to have II portions Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Cable 10 exhibit aud for sale ; IA
band OF Music will be III attendance to enliven
the scene. NJ pains will be spared to make
it attractive.
Large delegations Of our friends arc expect
ed from EIllton, North East, Brick Meeting
House, Rising Sun, and other places in Cecil:
as, also, from llavre de Grace and Iia.rord
generally. 1t is expected that .hc steamer
Cecil, Captain Sturgeon, will make an eXcur.
sion on the occasion from Georgetown and
Head Of SaSSalras.
Should the esthcr prove favorable the OK.
pectaton Of the fair Ladies OF the Fair, who
Will bc in attendance, will Lc fully realized
and such help will be extended 10 the Libra
ny Association us to constitute it permanent
Institution.
The Ladies Of Port Deposit and the num-
Der OF. the Association, cordially solicit from
Their lady friends elsewhere whatever assist
ancc they cam conveniently contribute in the
way OF such articles as are needed for sale or
exhibition. They extend a kind invitation
10 all to visit them on the occa ssion. L.
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Correspondence Of Tic Cecil Wing.
NORTm EAST, Sept, 30, '5S.


Mr.: Edi'or.-DEAR SlR.-My object in
writing you is not to give a pen and ink
portrait of our usually quiet village, but
simply to refer to few matters and things
in general manner. In proportion to its
population, North East possesses, to con.
siderable extent, the elements of prosperity
and happiness. Well situated as to water
and Rail Road facilities, ready access to our
large cities, surrounded by a rapidly improy-
ing region Of country, and fine Church adj
vantoges we should, certainly make advance
mcnt and progress in the right direction.
There are some things, however, which We
much need, and among them good Academy,
or Seminary Of learning Of high order one
in which our youth could be prepared for any
business occupation or TO enter College, il
they desire a finished education. Churches
and good Schools are an indispensable re-
qnslte to the character, prosperity and pl,.
gresS, Of any community.
Another of our wants is large, commodi-
Gus, and well appointed, Temperance Hotel,
or boarding house one that would attract
attention from strangers and visitors, and he
desirable as summer residence for citizens
our large cities.
Our very worthy board Of Town Commits.
sloners are doing good work in the erection
of the new bridge aud the grading at the ends
of it. This is certainly great improvement
and will tend to make our C teens better
satisfied TO pay the cooperation tay. AS a
love OF good order we hope that it will not be
rendered Unpleasant for our lady citizens to
pass at night, by the collection Of large crowds
thereon.
Another improvement Of our beautiful
village, would be the enlargement, and widen
Ing Of the sidewalks and the planting 81 ade
trees through the entire length, and on both
SIDES, Of our main street. We hope this may
shortly be effected.
We have very greatly felt the money crises
and pressure, here. Business is very dull and
money scarce and difficult Of collection. The
crops III our vicinity also greatly failed, and
fell far below the usual average. S.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-11

TIE ELECTION. Tile election in this cit,
which took place on Tuesday became con,
test between men rather than parties, and W,
had the modification Of seeing scores q
voters protesting to belong to the pcople's
party, cast their ballots for the oppositio,
candidate for Mayor and a goodly number
for the entire Buchanan ticket. This result
was brought about through sympathy for Mr.
Young because Of his miSlortunes, and op-
position to the present police force. Had
either OF these causes not operated John Rice
would have lccn elected b. Handsome ma
jority instead Of being IN minority Of II
votes, and we could then have reioiccd over
our success as heing complete. We Shall do
do much better i'll the coming contest, as lora
causes, will have ceased TO operate The
Peoples party elected John Il. Robinson,
Alderman, by 81 majority; George ID. Arm
strong, treasurer by 81: and Robert Gal
breath, assessor. by 80; and elected James
Scott to the Council from the FIRST Ward
VIM Ii. Allderdice from the Third. John NJ
Turner from the Fourth, and Samuel +. Belts
from the Fifth, being gain of one member
and making this body stand ten of the People 5
party to five Of the opposition.
" tlmihgton Republican.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

ENllE undersigned, duly appointed by the
Il County Commissioners, Examiners. to
examine and determine whether the public
convenience requires that * so much of the
road leading from the lands Of James Marcus
to the New Castle and Frencltown Turnpike
us lies between the point where said road
iHtcrSo cts the route Of the New Castle and
FrcnChtoWn Railroad and the Negro Church,
short distance south OF the said New Cas-
Tie and Freuchtown Turnpike " should be
vacated, and IS the route Of the New Castle
and FrenchtoWn Railroad, from said point OF
intersection, to the Elkton and Warwick
road at Pearce's Shops,' (Which has been
vacated by the owners thereby opened and
established rs a county road hereby give
notice that they will meet on the road pro-
posed to be vacated, on SATURDAY, the 10Th
day Of October, 1858, at half past one O'Clock
P. NJ, to proceed with the discharge of the
duty assigned them.
EDWIN WILMER,
WIN. WARD HENDERSON,
:. HOOPER MITCHELL,
Sept. II, l8j8-5w. Examiners.
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o ca NGE OF DAYS!
For SaSS:lras and Elk Rivers.

Po't Deposit and hure-de-G Grace, Moryiand.
IT,. STEAMER LADY WILMER. Captain
60 ii WM WILSON, having been thoroughly
overhanlcd ant put in complete repair
for carrying Freight. and handsomely fitted up for
the accommodation of Pass myers leaves Pine st.
Wharf Philadelphia, every SATURDAY Az
TERNooN at 2 O'clock lor Port Deposit and
llavre de Grace, Md
RETURNING, leaves Port Deposit at 10 a m .,
Mondays C;ssaday's at 4, and Turner's Creek. at
4! p. m.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays, will leave PINE
street Wharf for Winners Point Mt 4 u. m
touching at Port Herman and Ford's on the Elk
md Turner's Creek. Cassaday's. Fishers, George
town. and Fredcricktown on the Sassafras
RETURNING, leaves Winners Point at Q o ell,
a. IN. Wednesdays and Fridays; Fredcricktown at
~ IN CasSaday at p. H. and Turner's Greek
at Al p. M
FARE ONE DOLLAR MEALS EXTR
~ Merchandise, Furniture, Grain Agricultural
Implements, Seed. Ior, cS, Cattle Sheen, Sc
taken at Low Rates. , = ror Freight or Passage
apply to Captain Wilson on board the boat
BAH Freight to Tu rncrs Creek must be
prepaid. haarch 20, IS5s-tf
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ELKTON and CAMBKEDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

IN and after the LIST Of July, 1856. the
~ subscribers become the proprictors of
the Elkton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton. Daily. (Sundovs
excepted, } and stop Oh their way down the
Shores at tde following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CUESTERTOWN
WARWICK, CHURCH HILL
I'D. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVUIE
GEO. 7. x ROADS, WYE MILLS
HARMONY, EASTON.
UNlEF lLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock A. M, in time for passeu-
gers to take the cars for either city.
IS-They will also run a daily branch line
from Middletown, Del, TO connect with the
main line at Chestortown, going and return
ing tho same day and reaching Middletowu
III Time Tor the O'Clock. morning train of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS x co
Juue %, 1856.
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THE Block iDE OF NnErZrmLA.--!l cores
pondcnt Of the New York Herald wiring
from Puerto CahclIo, says: The blockade
of this port, with that Of Laguayra, BY the
combined naval forces Of France and Eng
land, and demanded then non intclflcuce
nStantcr, or Al appeal to the Omitted States
wodld be made immediately to check such
mpcrunencc. General Serene remarked that
II China and India succunbcd to such intru
SONS, that is no reason why Nenczulcans
should follow on thcir track. THIS address
10 the English and French admirals bad an
astounding effect and the consequence was
the embargo was raised at once. An appeal
to the United States was threatened"
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orE ZOE Os Eawgs
10 tEae Citizens Of the :srN EBls-
tpic. OF Cecil Ggun.y.

fENllE undersigned, Commissioner Of Public
D. Schools Tor the Third District, desiring
to confer with the citizens Of the District, in
Tue different localities, i'll relation to this pro-
per situation of School Houses, the repairs
Of houses now III use, and other matters APP
pertaining to the schools about to be csu
DIishcd, will he at the places, ON the days,
and AT the hours be low named.
He respectfully requests the Trustees of
Schools, parents OF children and all other
persons Interested, to meet hin, at the times
and places named, fol the purpose OF con-
Sultatou and advice:
On Thursday, the Gth Of September, inst,
at Union (Moilitt's) School House, at 10
O'Clock a. ~. Pleasant Hill Hayes school,
at > O'Clock p. NJ. New Leeds, at o'clock
On Friday, the 18th Of September, inst, at
Cherry Hill, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. Lords
Factory, at ) O'Clock Pm.
On Saturday, the 18th Of September, inst
at Mill Creek School at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
Pleasant Hill, Cherry Hin and Lords Fac
tory being on the border Of the 4th District
MIR. Brokaw, the Commissioner for that Dis
trict, will be present for mutual consultation.
Mill Creek School being near the line Of
the 9TH District, Mr.. Mauldin, the Commits
sioncr for that District, will be present Tor
the same purpose. f. y. ELLIS,
Sept. II, lo59-lt. Commissioner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-11

GOVERNOR STEWART OF Missouri, WHIP.
PED AGAIN. On Tuesday evening His EX-
ccllency Governor Robert Stewart, who has
been stopping in ST. Joseph, his old home,
Tor few days past, met with DR.. Erdman
German physician in a tar.room out at the
brewery, when an alteration took place and
fight ensued, in which the Dr., after pun
melting and giving His EXcell,ncv black eve
and few scratches, came off first best. There
can be no doubt about This fight, and we I'm
derstand the Governor acknowledges it him
SELF, but says the Dr.. commenced it.
81 joseph journal.
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