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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-19

The Most Direct,
RELIABLE = ExrEDrTleUs u OCrE
To aii Points Past mo north,
Is VIA TIN
Chicago. Burlington ma Quincy
9zE
RAILROAD.
Sure Connections are made with this Road,
Daily nt Burlington, Plym outh ana
Quincy.
~ Passengers can leave keokuk for bur prtou
EVERY Evssisa-for Plymouth or Quincy xvs8Y
MORNING.
Through to Chicago In - Hours
S-CincinnAti paAsonesrs, leaving Ksokuk a
T. m, reach Cincinnati the next day as 10 p. ~,
With only snc change OF cats.
This II the quickest time made FARE AS
LoW - BY any other route. -
lrEAstsrn Passengers make CLOSE and SURE
soNNEcT!oSsi IN Chicago with all thoroag hfasss
East, North aud South East.
60Fsre to the East il Lowxa by this routs
than any other, and Time sucH oulcxra. n
Through Tickets.
FROM kEOkU3
BY oil the principle ro.tss, 70 Boston, New York,
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington,
Harrisburgh, Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing, Cinsinnau, Indianapolis.
1Also, By several different rostss 10 all the
principal intsfn saisss places.
Dsnlsith.
~ Also, to ali the Railroad Cities In Uppey and
Lover Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway Hamii-
ton, Toronto, Kingston. Montresl and Qusbse.
@By the same route 70 ogdensbuYsh. N. r..
PiAtssoarxh, N. r., and Portland, No,
Can BE PRocUaKD AT fHE
GENERAL RAtLR0D TICKET OFFICE,
1aoan- st., besUssn FIRST and Second,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for IN unlimitsdlsngth Of time allowing
Passengers tostop At any point and re-
ssns their journey q leisure.
/ ArpAssengen can obtain Reliabis information
q this Once In regard to ali Railroad Routes 10
the uaited taass and CAnsdn.
TROUGH FREIGHT COnrRAcrs
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
- Made ~ this eSfScc.
16DamAsss and Over Charges SETTLED rnonrr-
WIZ. MAsrrs, Gen i Freight Agent, Chicago.
SAIL powsLL, Gen I Ticket Agent. Chicago.
G. q. HAMMOND, Superintendent, Chicago.
J.K.TKWkEBURf,
Oct D, U-d&w Agent, Ksokuk.
JOSEPH BLECn,
C0mfeetSoner,
Main ST., bet Sth and Sth......... ......KkOKUK,
M MANUFACTURER Of all kinds OF Cakes and
lvACandies. Pyramids, Ac. All orders for paxtiss
viii b promptly attended 20, ~ the shortest no.
tiss Aad IL tbs NEST approved style.
oct5i
--~--.-----7----- :.
A GENTLEMAN and his wife can obtain uleas-
ant roons, furnished II dssif sd, } with board,
ID private family. 1nqaire q DR.. SeyGArths
once, I'd st., between Main and johnson.
COAL.
1IsHE undersigned will ssil superior article Of
Coal, In large or smali quantities, fer Cash, q
low rates Having made arrangements for large
trade during The Fall and Winter, will contract
to deliver ceai through town, and At Warssw,
AlcxAndria and Hamilton. WIN. l.. WOOD.
once on I'D street, q the once u Ssrykas 4
Wood, Kcoksk. u. b. RRAMBLE
sept. ~ DIN Agent.
- va " H ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-19

EXPECTED RIss IN LHATHRR.-Two pair of
shoes were lately made by shoe manufac
turer in Lynn, TO gil an order for South
ern plantation. They are intended for a
slave, who is also negro driver or overseer,
and measure nineteen and half inches In
length, with corresponding width. We
presume these shoes were made at 90 much
the foot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-19

e. The grand jury Of Ramsey county,
MIMI, lately found indictments against Ed.
ward d. Heenan, Register Of Deeds Of that
county, for embezxling $4,000, for perjury,
for unauthorized chargss, DO. Heenan is a
prominent Democratic politician.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-19

RAILROAD NOflGEs
NOTICE II hereby given 10 oil parties interested
that the consolidation 81 the lows 6out hern
and tho keokuk and Nebraska Railroad Companies,
according 70 an cot authorizing the same has been
Pcrfected. The articles Of ceaSolidation entered
into for the construction Of the road from Keos.u
gus, Var Bursn Co., to the Missouri river, aud 70
BE- styled and known ~ the Nebraska and South
Iowa Railroad Co., and nov fully authorised to ear
~ ont the object az their organization.
RALPH r. LOWE, Pres't.
&. MAYBE, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-19

sculpture ama ocuBptoRe.
HISTORIC Sketches Of eminent Gcnlptors, and
kl6eslpturs in I'll ages u the world, for sals b.
CAVE 1 BARRIER, &
onfIIA ~ Na{s-nA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-19

ca The Chinese Treaty, negotiated BY
Minister Reed, arrived in Washington on Sun
day, in charge Of DIR. William N. Bradley. u.
$. Consul at Ningpo. 1t was yesterday de-
hvered TO tho State Department, together
with full synopsis Of the English Treaty,
with the features OF which our readers are
already familiar. The document was accom-
panied BY An autograph letter from the EN-
peror OF China, written in the Chinese and
the Manchoo languages, on pisce OF silk
/ sro ~ seven iect in extent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-19

eTA letter from Paris says: ssParis
gives Six days 10 business, and the seventh
10 the devil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-19

CD Cassius NJ. Clay made Spaech in
wheeling on the evening of tho I'd inst. The
wheeling lnselligencer says that he had the
largest political audience ever assembled in
that city. he spoke nearly two hours, and
what ne said was received with great deal
Of enthusiasm. No doubt there ID q good
So Of Anti-slAvery feeling in that par. Of
Virginia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-19

FINDING HIS LEVEL. John Mitchell, editor
OF the Southern Citizen, announces that at
ter the 18th Of November, the place Of ito
publication win be changed from Knoxville,
Tenn, to Washington City, the centre Of po-
litical yagabondsm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-19

CouLps'r Help lr.--After a marriage Ger.
emony had been performed in one IL the
churches in Adrian, Michigan, the bride, when
recelving the congratulations OF her friends.
shed tears, according TO tho established ridic.
uious CUSTOM At the sight Of which the groom
followed suit with copious dow Of the briny
Guid. After his friends succeeded ia calm
Ing him, he said be couldn't help ii, for he
felt as bad about it as she did.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-19

VIsHE undersigned viii ssil . superior article Of
1 Coal, In iArEcor small quantities, Ter Cash. q
low rates. Having made arrangements for . lar =
trade during the Fall and Winter, will contract
to deliver Coal through town, and 1t Warsaw,
AlcxAndria and Hamilton. VIM l.. MOOD.
once ON I'd street, q the once of Htryker 4
Wood, keokuk. u. b. BRAMBLE,
Sept. 80 dim Amt.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
PkTkR AAMMRRGMT, ,
READ THIS, EYERYB0DYl

VNTHEREAS, The proprietor OF a Cone
w horse" Picture Boat has taken pains 10
tell pile that my SO cent Pictnres viii
fade. Il wonld inform the spabiic tha, it IS
UTTERLY FALSE, as can bt proven by
HUNDREDS Of my pictures which | have
taken during my stay here, of which NOT
ONE has ever faded IN TIE LEAST
Recolect that | am statn,ned here perrna-
nenily, and am ACCOUNTABLE for EVERY
Picture 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! 7 can
always be found at my Gaitty. over Swal-
low, Store, on Court street, where I viii take
Pictures FOR so cents, which Iwill warrant
NEVER to fade, and whicRefe better asd
more liie-l like than those @f1fh the "F-l
low' referred 10 above charges oNE DOLLAR
for | have jSst secalysd RBe stock OF
Gases and material of all kiies. which will
dispose of CHEAPER than any floating gas
concern at or within f'rty miles OF Poaeroy.
Recplect, PLEDGE myself to take BET
TER, MORE DURABLE and CHEAP ERPIC
TuRES than ANY floating coneern on the
River | have settled PBRMA \ EN1 LY in
Pomeroy and if any Of my Pictures fade. |
will always be found ready ID refund the
money. (32.4tl CHAS. cARELs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
sTIEIIIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution to me directed
Dfrom the Court OF Common Pleas OF Msigs
County, | will offer for sale on the door OF
The Courthouse in pomeToy, atll O'Clock,
A. NJ. on Saturday, tho 4ih day of September,
ls5s, the following Described lands. to- wit:
Situated in Columbia township, Meigs Saun
", and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning atthe southeast correI Uf faction
No G, thence north fo.ty-thJee chains ana
fifty links; thence west forty five and half
rods; thence north thirty two rods; thence
west ffty-two and a half rods; thence sout h
twenty nine, east forty chsin5 aud thirty fv e
links to the plsce OF beginning. containing
sixty. FIVE acres aud forty four rods, more or
les, and sold az the property cf Adam Brat
ton at the sui. OF K. B. Wilson. ppIaiSed
at sI73 co. " SMITH, s. ii. 9.
JVf Ls69-TG-S3 90.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
Rcanarkah.c iincnlle.

On Sunday last. at Racine. a number
Of ehildien we're At the public well, into
which they had let the bucket. by the
svindlass. fer the purpose of drawing wa
ter, when, By some sceident, son Of Mr..
Carlton Young, a brave little fellow, less
than Eve years old, was preeipitated. head
foremost, to the bottom. a depth Of forty
feet, with six feet of water. How he es-
caped instant death by the fall. or drowR-
Jag in the water, is inexplicahle upon any
ordinary theory; but he did escape, and
had the presence OF mind to seize the
bucket and hold on TO it. The other chill
dren Immediately wound Wp the windlass,
and the little hero clung bravely to his
hold until brought to the top, when, az if
70 test his powers Of endurance, his grasp
gave away and he was again hurled to the
bottom Of that deep. dark well. and again
p9unged into the ice-cold water. Every
ooe would e1clairn, surely that frail child
is Bow lostl But not 50. Nobly did he
battle for his hfe; and some of the citi-
sens, attracted to the spot, again let down
the bucket. when the almost exhausted boy
had the though: and discretion to Chamber
,Rts the vessel. and. holding with his re-
raaiaing ssrength to the cord, was safely
drawn tolight. and given back toahone--
saved from the sadness that would have
overshadowed il BY the loss of 50 bright
Jewell home, no doubt. made better and
nners lraslful Of that Divine Prov'dsne'
which has given y lieu, in the dali, pres
ence of tkS.r rahsotncd con. 60 signal &
proof OF His experimenting care.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

81
GT The ciiizens Of Rultana and viciA-
ity are due the greatest crrdit for the
manner in which the dancing party and
picnic supper passed of on Thursday
evening last. The presence of large
number of old aud influential citizens
lent charm to the occasion, and pre-
served the utmost dignity and decorum.
In this effort, Rutland outstripped any
thing we have lately seen in the way of
amusements, and their supper can safely
be '.put down as equal TO anything
heretofore known in the history of good
suppers. The managers. especially, re-
ceived the applause of the guests. NJ
&. Tuckerman, the owner Of the hall in
which the ball was held. is public-spir-
tied man. and will undoubtedly be repaid
for the construction of this magnificent
building.
While in Rutland we observed that
Judge Merrill'a contemplated pork'house
is in course of construction and will be
tipished this fall. 1t is to be large brick
building. and will add greatly to the al-
ready neat appearance of the town. We
would like to notice other things that at
tracted our notice, but have not time or
space at present.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
wwe see by the posters in the streets

EyWe see by the posters in the streets,
tha. Hon George E 9ugh aal c ..
Mar.io as 20 aattrss ..a Dsm.cgacy. 3.
.bis pace, % tie 28.a ins As stsa
party nave no paper here We give them he
benefit of an unso iciIed not,ce, and hope
the people will turn out to hear. We are
curious to know by what leyetdemain they
will manage to shrek" for popular SOW
-rcignty," and at the same time support
:s Atmi istratioL in y policy that strikes
tl,a, dogma 10 the heart.
3Eesiy Democrat from Ohio, and nearly
every one from all the States, in Congress.
fought and voted, lhrougha long aud Bit
ter struggle, toJorce on the people Of Kan
sas, an abhorred pro slavery Constitution,
against their most solemn protest, and
called it popular sovereigny." The De-
mocr2cy Of Ohio, by deliberate resolution
at their late State Convention az Co!um-
bus. stand pledged to reject the applica-
ton of Kansas for admission into the
Union as free State, under Constitu-
;ien fairly aade and adopted by the peo-
pie, and call that popular sovereign ~ -
We should think the genius that can face
the people with such a record, and hope
to deceive them, must be in league with
more than ordinary jugglers and the eff
fort must be rare occasion for the admir-
ers of the slight of hand fraternity. The
sumaersaults of the "striped" genius OF
the circus, is not to be compared with the
agility of his more expert political coun-
terpart. Besides, the show will be free.
Let all Douglas men, especially, attend
and be edited. No matter if the ADMIN
stration does call you "traitors did not
the kind hearted company of Marshals and
| Postnasters, which met at Columbus, by
the coHdescending permission of theiI
master. tell you that ''if you would vote
the ticket you were gvod enough Demo
crats for all practical purposes? Can you
be SO ungrateful as not to appreciate this
mark Of sublime forbearance? Instead Of
being treated as your treason" justly
merits, are you not most mercifully per-
miLted to vote tho ticket What more eau
you want?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
ROAD NOTICE.

n OTlCE is hereby given tist ,htre wiu hs
petition presented 10 TIE ,ard 81
Commissioners "f Mejgs CcAn.y, al der
September session, asking ior the f,Iowirs
sltcIatinn in State rosd, viz. DegiarirS IA
ihe Harris onvile ana N;kvxyiilr .oa,,, w.
pps!e the Methodist Church, near Harriya-
Vile, in Sclrio Tow rshir; thence running
in an eaStcriy direction 10 irtersecl ~. Gar
Iipchs and Athens road opsusitv Sem Days
house; amd TO vnrat& thc Old road irom tho
creek 10 ~heEe tii- ssfnr interSecfs ,hc Aihcus
Iand Gai!ipo'ls roa'i 81 II. wilson's s,nr.;
also Ia yacaie The old rcsj .roni ,saia crest
80 where II :ntsfset,ts Stfs sais fad f9iclpx
'lou Athens to Gallipois, south Of Il. C,1.
dre's store, in the town oi Iiartisonsi!le
suyi0- 80 4t~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
THE BNILES OF FLORIDA
By jWSHCA r. GIDDINGs.
illustrated #itiAsix fine Fngravings.
One Volans, i2Sao. $50 pp. 81.

atA Z. ~
THIS work NGE portray VI h eminent
ability, III crilnfsseomnit'e' Nv rur Govern
men; aans' tystSSyg ,'ol's an fiet! rom i;l-
E,fa .gt eHi 8@Essl s.; C. sisl,.S, Scekira pt..
itc rh @1 ~ NNls>4 .s+s wit ass"
81 " re .sa 'g... -.r-" sc: ;oTsld lae In
dssnf ~ F3rida and he i9uGd - present
true view Of he long f,dght FLORIDA P4R
The uhjEct OF the wuIk is io ot.crate .p1n
he palItlca morsAty u he coJniy, by cal
ing forth the Synpathies and moral feelings
o:lhe people; AID i's condemnation of ~
tyranny Of HE Executive aud IFS supporters.
should commend il to the attention uf every
An erican cillzen
The long and distinguished services; high
personal character, and know ability Of the
writer, will be sufficient guaranty of It's
II eTtS
l.. II. Sibey of Racine, is ,he only author.
lied Agent for this work in Megs County,
tie has engaged his brother, B F. Sibiey, 10
canvass the county. which will be commenced
immediately, thereby g.vlng the entire com
Inunity an early opportunity 10 procure tho
work. 30,2t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24


EH- We are now satisfied that the Tide
graph will have the thousand subscribers
for which we asked. They are coming III
every day, for which we thank our friends.
All that is needed ia to let it become
known, to accomplish the object at once.
We hope no one will deem our weekly
references to this matter in the light Of
begging. We are simply advertising, as
any other person, in any other business
has Alright, and is cordially invited to do.
We present you our papor and confidently
challenge comparison with any other
country paper. We know there is more
papsrs read in Meigs, than in any
adjoining County. Our population is en-
phatically reading population. They are
therefore fully competent to Judge Of the
me.its Of a paper when presented to them
We are then but paying them a compli-
ment, when we ask them to examine the
Telegraph, and subscribe for it. If they like
IT, We don't ask their names on any
other terms. Now is good time to sub
scribe. If every present subscriber would
show the paper to his neighbor who is
not acquainted with it, the work would be
done. Send in the subscribers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
ASSIGNEE,S SALE

SA/ ILL BE UFtEUED at Public Sale On
w the lSth day o. September usxt, be
tween the hours OF IL O'Clock, NJ and . o..
clock, L. NJ, att Court House in Ponlcrny.
all the Tlght and Interest, both in law aud
guilty ~ James RaiSlom, at the date OF the
assignment by him to the Undersigned OF he
following descIib"d property, 10 wit: OEe
equal undivided half of all that part Of Town
Lot, number ore huAdreh and eighty nins
llS9) situated III Pomerny, in said County df
Mcigs, winch was conveyed by Thomas Irwin
and Mary X. irwin, to Andrew Ralston and
James RaiSton, by deed hearing date
November 7lh, 1856, and recorded in Vol. IL,
Pages AL, APP and 423. of the record of deeds
IN SAID County, excepting all of that part Of
Sald premises bargaincG and sold by said An.
drew ond James Rslston, to Mrs. AdaIins
7intth wife Of UluclCtisu Smith, on which
sara smith now resides, and subject to a mort
gage executed by sa.l Andrew ard James
Eaiston to Thomas Irwin, dated November
1ih, 1855, and one Mortgage executed by
SAID J as. Ia lSton to David tinodSpeed, nd one
Mortgage executed by SAID James Ralston TO
ETA GoodSpeed, both dated March l2th,
to5S, anu excepting and also subject 70 GER
iaIn other sales made since the assignment 10
The undersigned, the avails of which 10 te
applied toward paying the Mortgage TO Thorn
a" lrrln, and which will be fully exemp!i1sl
Oh the day and The place Of sale.
VIM. II. EiEMlNGrON,
Nj. BOSW WCRTH.
AsSignres of James Rolston.
August IL, lt53-33 5t.--$4,50.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
CHEAP FARM.

TNHE SUBS CRIBER offers for sale eighty
l. acres of land, all under good fence. and
a large proportion under cultivation, with
one mile and 4 half Of hedge, two dwelling
houses, barn and corn house, vita a good
well, twelve o. fifteen acres OF cngrafied fruit
trees, embracing all the finest sp pies. pears,
chernes, pIums, peaches, urrsns raspher-
rieS, strawberries, goose berries, and the Law
town blackberry, The above land is ol
good quality. and well Supplied wl:h coal,
timber and water. The last y ars ptoduc :
tions amounted 70 nine bundled dollars. For
Iur;h,r parlirnIsrS inquire Of the subscriber,
Que mile above hut!and, on The Athens rsad.
Sotf W. W. HCBSELL.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.

T'HE SUBSCRIBER oGsrs for sale The Fol-
= lowing valusble property. u wit Tho
tarn on which he now resides. lying ~ miles
rom Pomeroy. on tha load lending non the.s
TO harnsonviile3 one qDoftet se1sJeA lyibk
SITUATE about one mile from HAir,soaYiIle--
the road run ming thTo1ehit. The above iaoA
,. of good qudlity--is supplied with sbu adascs
of coal, timber and water
ne also oilers FOR sale one lct in the viila.e
Of Sheffield, with a large two ,sinry honse y.
1t. The above PROPERTY viii be sold eheav.
ana on the most r. reasonable tennis 10 srjt
purchasers. taking for the frat pa ayment $500
DOWN and The remainder in yearly pavmenis
o. 500 ea"h. For further nartculars inonirs
of the subscriber. WILLIAM IOAE
An2O. 3ins
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
ROAD NOTICE,

~ viii be- presented by Frederick Yu,Ls
and others. for County road, corrnenrirS
at he graded road Ly n large sycamorr stamp
he low Cartons Lane in Bedford Ty., on se,.
~ thence TO VIM. Grsgh's Stable on Cd SC.
lhehce 10 NJ. Masses, thence 10 A. Grim's
On sec. IL, in Salisbury Tp., tLercr to Ads
niJah Smiths, thence 10 f. Young's, themes
to Jacob Giglin's, thence past John Gig!in's
place. intcrsecting tho Bald Run read at tia
house OF Daniel Gglin.
ugust Q, '5S.--:2 1t 4 PETITIONER
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

DRoBATE CoURT-The Stats OF Ohio,
L Meiss County, Ss-Final SETTLEMENT Of Ae-
oounts--Notce is hereby given bat the &C
counts Of the following persons ihave been
filed in the Probate Court, in snd FOR said
cosHty, for settlement. Georke worneldorf,
admir- OF franklin Downing dfc'd; Selm
KaiZ, admir- dc bonis non OF Peter BaTrimger,
decd. Said sccoun.S will be heard and set
lied on Wednes dsy, the sih syofSept next.
ARTHUR MERRiLL.
Aug l7-33-3t. Probate Judge.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
READ TIIlSl
Campaign Telegraph

AS the success of the Republican
Ticket in Ohio at the ensuing election is
of the highest importance, and believing
that the Telegraph, if widely circulated,
would contribute in some degree. at least,
To bring about 80 desirable a result, for
the purpose. therefore. of reaching the
largest possible number Of readers, we
have concluded to receive subscriptions
for tho Oampaigu-say from the 6rst OF
August to the fret Of November. or three
months-on M the following terms;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

GD-'H" iscrowded out This week. We
will Try ~ end ioom for his article in our
next. IL was also found ueeessary to
Stnil I" The Sentiments .of the Fathers" !"
asex,,;bi.sl in the COMMUNICATION Of our
"S.''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
nj ELzAR NyE.J Jr. vs.. Thoma. D Sargent

MI ELZAR NYE.Jr. VS.. Thomas D Sargent
1FI --Meigs Common Pleas--ln attaehn,e nj
I--ThomaS ID. Sargent, Of the State OF 'Vlr
ginia, VIII take nntice that MeIzar Nye, jr /.
Of the county Df Neigs and sta e of Ohio did
on the 5ihdIy # May. A d 1858, file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas, with
in and for said county Of Meigs and State of
Ohio, against the said Thomas D. Sarge Mt :.
ST. tting forth that IN The 18th day Of
JHne A. D., 1855, written con'r ract was en-
tered into between the SAID Nye aad 4he Sc id
Sargent, by which said Nye agreed 10 ad-
vance monov 10 pay the debts, not exceeding
$4,000, contracted by said Sargent in pur
chasing and building the Shady Cove salt
WORKS. in said county Of MeigS, and to ad
vance money TO complete said salt works and
operate the Samein the manu- featuring Of salt
| Tor I he term of years, in which said contract
said Sargent bound himself to repav to said
| Nye, at the expiration OF SAID three wears, the
money to be paid and advanced with interest
al the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum, from
he time Of said payments and advances, and
also 10 pay said Nye s! 600 per annum for his
services in managing said salt works Said
salary to be paid at the end OF each year, aud
the interest on said payments and advances
! to be paid yearly at the end of each YEAR, from
the time said payment and advances should
| be made. Said petition further sets forth that
there is due 10 said Nye, from said Sargent.
for lnteres. OIL money paid and advanced by
said Nye under said contract, and for his said
yearly SALARY, the sum Of s., ,53s %: with in
tefest on $1,000 from the 18th day of June, A..
D., 1855, and on $1,000 from the l6ih day Of
June, 4 ID. 1857, both at the rate of 10 per
ceat. per aRnum. And the said Thomas D..
Sargent is further notified that summons
and anOlder Of attachment has been issued
against him from said Court, on said petition.
al the suit of said Melzar Nye, Jn And the
said Thomas d. Sargent is further notified
that he is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the Sd Saturday after
the 5th day ofOctober
aug 24-6t-S6 90 j. BRADBURY,
! Airy for Plaintiff.