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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
%Arried,

On Wednesday evening, the 24d inrt at the resi-
denec of the bride . father, in Pomeroy, by Rev. y
Twomblcy, Mr.. JosKPH PArToE and Miss ELizA
PRoBsr, all Of Pomeroy, Ohio. I|.irtI 81 W
When authorizing the publicity OF the above, friend
10. slipped piece of silk tissue paper into our
hands, which, at first sight, we wcro anxious to get
rid OF, fearing-from the brck-dust color OF one
side Of it--ihat It had been used In wping out the
stains Of some character; but, ememberng tho do
nor all fear anshed, and ventured its scrutiny
Turning II over, VIC behold one end picture OF
an old man, and the other, lady not so advanced
looking wistfuly over at him, with a steamboat
agricultural impl lements and prodacts, and three
beautiful children BETWEEN them, in tina PRosrE'r
This picture, presume, intended to denote the
aspirations of the happy pair and we Join our invo
cations with them the myriads OF Cupds officiating
in bri .ging about the result, that their acme in hf'
may be attained without a single roverse Of fortune
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FEyERs.-Fever, like every other form OF disease
to which the system isable, 10 caused by Inn
pure hunors. This being caused by the more rapid
action the blood struggling with nature indeavor-
Ing to cast out the body the corrupt matter which 10
deadly opposed to health. Hence the good and bad
humors are at with ach other, and the conmo-
ton which follows fever and heat The sy Up
toms of fever are various; causing hcaviness, Ian
guild difficult breGihiug eyes dull and heavy anxiety,
sighng and yawninR, alternate fits OF heat and cold
After which the patient complains of pains In the
head and back. great thirst, nausea and sickness,
fulncss about the stomach, and sometimes vomiting
bilious matter. Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are
Acknowledged ta be u hening and delgl,tful
medicine for all kinds of fevers. They not only
| cleanse the stoma ch and bowels from all bilious
but they open the eXcretoTy vessels, chusing
them to Hour copicus enusons from the blood into
tho after which the corrupted mass Is thu own
out by the natural passage Of the body All that Is
required in urgent of fever, VIII be TO take
large doses In order to have them operate
the roughly by the boweiR, take from three 10 hve
night and morning, until the fever entirely disap-
peurs After which, from two to fcur every evening,
until WE'LL and yop will be convinced that this is the
best way cheek fever, because they DIVE out all
Inflammation, ard the body to state Of sound
health. And the blood and other auids will be SO
thoroughly purified disease in any form will be
utterly impossible. .r. - .,.t.sH ii
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold by all deai
ers in Medicines. I'm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Cclebrsa ted Fem n lie Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of Sir ]. Clarke, NJ. D.,
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable edicine is unfailing in the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject 1t moderates all ex-
&C IS and all distractions, and speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. II wiu in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
mcnt Stamp of Groat Britain, to prevent counterfeit
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females during
the TIRsr THREE MONTHS OF Pregna ncy, as they are
sure to bring on but any other tine they
safe. q f.--t ..--.--t
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue OH slight exeftion
Palpitatiou of Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these
Pills will effect u cure when all other means have
fail cd and although pow rfuI remedy, do not con-
tain iron, calomeI, antimony,o or anything hurtfn Of
the constitution. p
Full directions accompany each package
sole agent for the United States and Canada,
:, =. fr JOB MOSES,
s, (Late L. C. Baldwin & Col Rochester, ~ y
b n. B--0l,OO and postage stamps enclosed to an
authorized Agent, will insure bottle OF The Pills By
return mail.
For sale by d. Reed, Pomeroy, oI d. Park, and
suire, EcSteiu & O.,Cincinnat, O lt ySlS,t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
RveHarper. asweekly9 bias an account,

ET"Harper'sW eekly" has an account,
accomVpuied with pictures, ofse scene IN.
tls Asssbusa prisohs N. YS which isa do
grace ip hpsaspiiy. Aud deyilish indeed
hagt u lIl4e been TO csuSS -hHkipSss
NveeEiy,, 70 protest >agAihst~it. seeing tkr
9ic6m'Was acdored 4ap; whose race 6nds
no sympathy in,thkt Journal :.
4 A negro cohyiet,' said TO be remarkable
among his fellow prisoners for his QUIET
docile disposition, by some means dis,
pleased one Of the keepers, who ordered
him to be put'to the torture Of the cold
shower bath. He begged and plead to be
spared. but was finally seized and subject
ed to the torture. which consists of beng
stripped naked, seated with6hapds ex-
tended and fastened with manacles to a
beam, his feet also securely fixed in stocks,
A machine is then fitted around the neck
Ike large wash-bowl. the rim Of which
is. level with the mouth and nose, so that
WHEN full Of water, the victim is every
moment in danger Of suffocation. "a
/ So manacled, and without the possibility
of moving, ice cold water is poured upon
lis head from;a tank above, which f lis the
basin aroundhis neck and then runs down
over his whclsSbody. Il is said 10 be the
most exquisite torture that the ingenuity
ofman ever invented, and that the strong
est man will sink under it in from three Il
: FIVE minutes Hfl Ff 40 sfina q ~ u
But in this case, the victim was sui
| jected TO the Internal operation for a ful
balf hour. When his executioners hat
gtatifed their fendish passion and re
leased their victim, he was still breathing
but in convulsions, and died in less than e v
/ minutes. I1'7arr
III The outrage has created an intense ex
Icitement at Auburn, but kether the mui
9 derers--for such they are--will meet the
2 Just deserts--unless the indignant citizen
! should lynch them---is very doubtful.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
Brotl,erly Love.

The two wings of the Democracy are in
fair way to harmonize. The Lecomp-
ton Buchanan leader, English, OF Indiana
and the Anti-Lecompton Douglas leader,
Montgomery. of Pennsylvania. Members of
Congress, met for the first time during the
session, on Pennsylvania Avenue, in Wash
ington City, on the 9th inst. English
held out his hand, for friendly salutalion,
which Montgomery refused to take. where
upon brother English broke his cane over
the Uranium of Brother Montgomery, ana
knocked him into the gutter. Brother
Montgomery picked himself up as soon as
he could. and seizing a brickbat. broke
Brother English's shin. No further Gght-
ing was pernitted, and which of the cham
pions would have won the laurels remains
m after OF fierce dispute betweenthe rival
wings of the great Democracy. We hope
this is not the beginning of another Yorl
and Lancaster feud, but, as it is none o
our fight, we stand behind the barrieade o
"n.n-interference," and with sublime
i'm pa rtiality, cry. go it," English
..Pitch in Montgomery! The glory o
| your respective masters, Buchanan ant
Douglas are in your keeping play be
tween the knights of the bludgeon and tn
brickbat, and let him whose champion i
Vanquished, retire from the field, and hi
rival be declared by the united voice of tn
harmonious Democracy, III the Charleston
Convention, the next candidate for Presi
dent of the United States.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28

THREE MURDEKERsIN IN ONE 'BUs.-On
Friday morning last, Kendall, the mur-
derer Of Mr.. Gregory, was conveyed to
the Penitentiary. When the train on
winch he was taken up reached Loveland.
Sheriff Bannister Brown, of jackson
county. got on board, having in charge a
man named Allison keenan,, who killed
James Wilson on the 9th Of May last. and
was sentenced TO imprisonment for life,
and Alexander Crabtree, who killed Jack
son Mccoy. on the 22d of January last
and was sentenced 10 ten years inp1son-
ment. The last murder WAS committed ss
Mccoy was. returning from, wedding,
and a brother of Cfabtree is now under
Indictment in jackson county, for aiding
in the murder. When the train reached
Columbus, the three murderers were put
together in one omnibus, and conveyed tf
the Peniteniiaiy. The reflections OF those
who accompanied them. If not their own
we're anything but pleasant, while the niur
derers themselves. with the exception o
KendalI. appeared the least .nterested o
all the party. The same number 7t blood
stained hands was probably never before
eeen together IN the State CiS. GdS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
Cincinmnti Mnrker.
ClncrEnA1r, "Wednesday /. Dec.

.i5c2 CIEcIEHAu, Wednesday Dec. es, ls5e'
FLo1n-Markct Arm; IS so for ex,r., and 81
7sG5 90 for common. I.f-,-,.- ir. re-
Heas-Market arm, with an upward te ndency; sou
6 IS for Hogs averaging 40 to lao lbs, and SosSa
100 for Hogs averaging 100 to go Tbs. r't
PRovrnoxs-Mess Pork Sl7 toIe. so per brl. Hams
and Shoulders cell readily at 719s C. per ibi sdcs
az G. Lard, 10 c.to ll%c.3I -'-s;.uN l.rtl
GRocER1Es--Mola sses, 3a933c. Sugar, 61Ses7he
Conee, llh3l2hc. ~
GRAlx-whcat, red, SI.O4: white. Si.ie; inferior
al Corn, 679Os C. Rye,75c Barley, 7O975 CO In
ferior 6CaCEc. Oats, drm, at 6Cc56Ic. ..I. ...'t
CHrrsE-w. R., firm ut e3S c. for prime. a.tt. i
BrrrER-choice roll ls6B9O c.; GOOD TO fair ron,
(GIec,f ..r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28

next Presidential election, remsAns tosbs
seen. T M
noted bu. must omit them. The lecsure
.manie is IN fvll play and crpwds Fast
'aigbtly On spch fare esis presented. Per-
'haps the greatest wonder Of she age is
Miss &Enma Hard'nge;, the. celebrated
strance. nediun. y who 10 DOW here and
gives her lectures on the, spur OF the mo-
ment ON any theme, selected by a com
mittee OF scie ientif5c men. She has com
pletely bewildered the ssvausIr and they
don't know what to make Of her.
There is some prospect ola collision be-
tween the United States foreea ahd In.
State authorities, growing out OF coutes
bet ween the United States Court and tn
Superior Court of This city, for jurisdic
ton overithe assets Of tho defunct f'Lif
and Trust Company" If it comes t
open force, there viii be lively times.
II you aon'tlilSe this, burn it. andI vii
try to do better next time. PH1Los,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
1.ha Lnnd Oh tI,e Free.

q The Judge Of tho q. s, District Court
for Norh,ern Ohio. has Just made high
bid for promotion. Itis well understood
that promotion can only be reached through
the most g,oysling servility TO the interests
OF slavery. And. as showing his zeal IN
that Lehalf. die Judge Aforesaid has pro-
cured from his plant Grand Jury. indict-
mcn,s agoinst something over forty OF the
ciiizensef oberlin. Wellington and other
places. under some section Of the FugitiVe
Slave Law. Among those indicted we
end ll,e names Of ProHessfr Peck. Hon
Ralph Plumb. Rev: James n. Fitch. ard
Others IT tho most prominent and respect
able citizens q! the State.
When 1t is kno"n that the Jurors ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28

these Courts are selected by the arbitrary
choice Of ssrsh.eremures az slave zcptChipg
siarshals ere made q me, one. witswon!issr
a. these indictments. n IA
onr rdSdsiA speRenfPg TIE, recent trial
ana tiscouvictiopof Of VIM. NJ MsConne'ly at Cin-|
cinnati, on the charge of hMboring slave,
but, in fact. for exposing the frauds Of the
Marshal in another slave case, in which
he had made out bill Of costs Of
7scenfy- eighf thousand dollars against the
United States. bat which, in consequence Of
Connelly's exposure was reduced to clepen
thousand. And they will remember. too.
that the jurors in that case came home
with commissions in their pockets as Dep
uty Marshals and slaye-catching Commits
sioners.
Well, here are forty people indicted.
| Of course, the Marshals and their depu-
ties win pocket half that many thousand
dollars. or course, such creatures will
be selected as jurors as will convict the de-
PENDANTS. Of course, the malignant pas
sions of Lecomptonite officials viii be graf
fled IN the pecuniary ruin and imprison-
ment of men, who-e moral and upright
lives. are daily rebuke to those who have
sold themselves to do the work OF petty
tyrants and corrupt rulers. And under
the forms of Court and law, political venge-
ance can be visited on political opponents
n
I The Court was brought to rather
quandry in the matter, however. rTc
harass these men as much as possible
they were dragged from their homes and
Itaken to Cleveland where the Court WAS II
session. Here they demanded an lmme
diate trial, as they had right to dena
but tl:at did not suit the purpose Of th'
Court and Marshals. If tried then i
would lose them half their fees. So
, motion was made on the part of sne Gov
ernment for q continuance, which wa
granted, of course, aud the defendants OF
dered to give bail for their appearance q
the March Term. But, to the dismay c
/, His mighty highness, The Judge, the
: firmly replied, 1--WE give no bail. W
are here and demand trial as is our cor
{ stituted right, If you deny US this, her
we are; you are clothed with authority
dispose OF us as you please; we make n
resistance to your orders, but We give n
bail"
What was to be done in this case? Cor
scious wrong always inspires its perpetr'
tors with fear of retribution. To sen
these men to prison, after refusing them
. trial, would have been such an outrage {
he might well fear to commit In such
city as Cleveland, although clothed wit
. the authority Of the Fugitive Slave Lay
And SO he backed down, and the defen'
ants returned to their homes without ba
= but to be called back in March, doubtle
to receive such justice as the contrivers
;, the Fugitive Slave Law intended to be di
pensed to those WHO are not blessed wi
bloodhounds' instincts to catch the f1e
ing slave
We believe this is the nineteenth ce
tury of the Christian Era, and this is
Free GoverxmenH ~ar.,l.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
TshiF sll s!lt
EPA1ePt4 t4O Pills,
: HANCE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT

ron THE orRr OF vIrs, sPAsMs, ARD
DOB AND coKsrITuToEAL DlsEAsEs, -5.fff
= Persons who are aboring under any distressing
mnIady will ind HAHcE's VEOETABLE kPiLEPrIc Puts
the only remedy discovered for curing EP-
lepgy or Falling Fits.
Thoss pills possess specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they prepared especially
for the purpose Of curing Fits, they will be FOUND Of
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, whose ncrvouS system has been ProstrHtd
or shattered from any cause Whatever. In Chronic
complaints dsoaSes OF long standing, superinduced
by nervousness, they exceedingly beneficial.
Prics, % perbox, two boxes for IS. Persoirs ou
of the city, enclosing remittance, viii havothe pills
hrongl the mail free efPostage. Forsalf
by srrM HIScE- No. lOe Baltimore street, Baltimore
Nd to whom ord from all Parts ofthe Unou1n 1nusi
be addrcsSei. postpaid. tIan. 70, 'hs -e-ty
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
HenoVal,

'FTNHE sUBSCRIBER wishes to- inform his
i friends aud customers that he has re-
moved his Store to 1NIiddlepoTt.W 1SIffl'
Returning thanks tcthe oitizens Of Pomeroy
and vicinity for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended TO me during the nine years | have
heep withyOu. ~ ry,rr.-l.t,
az sttici attention to B9sipess 1hnpe 10 be
OJle to share liberolip ny new place.
h pc all those indebted 10 me will find It
convenient to call and settle immediately
For convenience to my old customers. my
books will be found at Mr.. 9. M. Evans Shoe
Store, under tho Gibson House, who is su-
thorized to raceiptfoT all inoneH; received.
Dec 6'--a9-3t rc-f y. - CRAWFORD,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
sHERIER,S SALE

PY virtue OF an order OF saIe to directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas OF Meigs County,
Pomcroy. at II o'clock a. NJ, on the 2end day of
January, 1882 the following desc ribed real estate,
to-wit: The ono undivided half part Of all that pnrt
Of one hu ndrcd acre lot No 372, in Section No 4.
Tow nship No. s. Bange H. which lies in the county OF
GalIja and State of Ohio; and the unoivid ed half
part Of all Of one hundred acre lot No $40, in Sect
ions No. g. r. 80 and ~ in Tow nships No and and
IN Range No. l3 and "A, except about seven eight
acres heretofore conveyed by Thomas d. Sargent
and Joseph J. Coombs TO the Lea JiBgtOn Salt Com
pany, an, sold the properly OF Thomas D. Sargent
nv the snit of Melzar Nye Terms of sale, cash.
Appraised at SJ6.66ss Per acre
lice. i6 Is5e-ns -w5 $500. y. Y. SMITH, ~ NJ. c..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
SRERIFF.S SALE.

DY virtue of an order Of sale 10 me directed
ID from the Court "f Common Pleas Of Mees
Cnunt,, | will offer for sale al the door of the
Court House in Pomeroy, at IL o'clock A.
NJ, on the 5th day of January, 1889, tn fol-
lowing described property, TO wit One.third
Of lot No lS, being the west side, with n
blacksmith shop thereon, I'm the village Of
Rutland, Meies Count, o., and sold as the
property Of Joseph Giles ct all at the suit OF
Royal Chase and Arthur Merrill, atministra- :
tors nf Able Chase, deceased. Appraised at
Sl75 on. Terms of sale, cash.
n50-wS-$3 90. j. v. SMITH, S. M. G.
NOTICE TO -RES1DEN I LAND
a- IS. r OWNERS.
THE Commissioners oil Meigs County al their
i December Session, on the petition Of f..
Young aud others, ordered a view and survey
| OF county road described as follows, VIZ:
Beginning at the graded road below Carle
ION s lane, in Section l3, Bedford Township,
thence passing Mr.. Brah's and Mr.. Macs aud
through the south east quarter of said Section
thirte.n, to Anthony GrimS in Section eigh-
teen, in Salisbury township; thence by F.
Yonng's to interSect the Bald Run road neat
the house Of Daniel Goegiine IN Salisbury
township. FL persons interested are hereby
| noticed that the viewers and surveyor on the
above road win meet on the 18th day of jan
uary, 1859, to lay out the same as the law di-
| reefs .E- PETITIONER.
|
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28

DRoBATE CoUkT-The State OF Ohio, Meigs Co.,
Il Einnl settlement tofarEOunts-N0ticei of Is here
by given that the accounts 81 the following persons
been hled IN the Probate Court in and Tor said
County for settle ment; David Painter, Admir- Of
F. Thomas. AdrR'r JeTcn'iah AZ; Thomson. Said ar-
\ 18th day OF January next. ARTHUR MERRILL,
Dec. d. 1R5a-n6l-atA ProbAte JufRe.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF GAMBLERS

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF -GAMpLERs.--
The latest novelty in the way OF Conven-
tions, is the convUcaIion OF the sporting
fraternity, orgamblers, from all parts Of
the country, at Chicago. The Demo
craL" of that city says that the city has
been "fast filling up with delegates from
different States, sert to attend this Con-
vention. Alabama, Rhode Island, Min
nesota were the only States remaining un-
represented on Wednesday last, and dele
gates from those were on their way to the
great meeting. Although this is gath
ering of ''hard cases" morally, the
"Democrat" describes the appearance OF
the delegates as. highly respectablei IA
finer looking set of men, we have never
seen than they are, taken upon the aver
age. TIey,are all fat and are we'll, very
we'll dressed. with jewelry in abundance
and some of the men are said to be, what
their looks indicate, men OF talents. =
These men are seen in every town, and ari
generally known by their sleek appearance
sharp looks and display of jewelry.
There will be two important matters tC
come up before the Convenlion:, bon
One will be the revision of the old rules
and the adoption of new ones for the, va
rious games. The rules are construct
in different States. Several lives have beer
lost in broils arising from this difference
in their. Interpretation. Uniformity o
CONSTRUCTION is demanded by all the dele
| gates Liue a.f-.4a .f %. ~
The other will be the n-interferenc
Of professional gamblers in politics, Ther
will be very warm debate upon tbi
ilsitb;ectl 81 s'Stssfs4 1924 ,N~fr ttd 4
leuoJees'. 81 ..l.s.a- l.a--a n.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28

DY virtue OF an order of sale to me directed from
ID the Court ef Common Pleas of MoiEs Comfy,
win offer sale ut the door of the 0ourt House in
Po row. NJ 10 o'clock M, the 22nd day of jar
uaTy, le5 following described real estate, to-
wit: Forty acres in Rangell, Town ,, Section 26,
being in the northwest 4nnr1er Of the nouheaa
quarter Of said sectu being the place lately owned
6y John Perry, deeeased siIunicd and Ing in said
county Of Mcirs and sold ns he property Of Tempei
BaTprr at the suit of Isabella Parsons ct al, and
sold subject 10 widows DOVER. Apprnised at $4,000
Dee. I6--n5l " s. S3OO. j. v. SMITH, S. NJ. c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28

Ale his petition III the Court OF Common Pleas with
and for the county Of MegsRnd State of Ohio, set
ting forth thai sd Ira Barnes. the first day O juno,
1857, indebted to the said lSnc Train In the
thirty three dollars and seventy cents for
vices as ply stefan, for medicines, dc, which
remains due and unpaid, and praying for Judgment
aga nsi the snid Ira BErhes Tor said of thirty
three dollars and seventy cents with interest from
the Hr-i dh, Of Jnn. Js57 And the said Ira Barnes
is notified that attachment has been ssued nRainst
him in this Znd rgturncd and that he Is required
To appear and answer said petition or before the
3d Saturday amer III: sSth day OF December next.
n47-6w- S3.5O. II. A. PLANTS, Au'! for pIuinti6:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
SHERIFF's SALE.

PY virtue OF an order or aaic 10 we dire etsa from
- the Court OF Common Pleas, win 6aeJ for sale
O'Clock A. NJ, on the 29nd day OF January, Is5e, tho
following described real estate, to-wt: BestnhinG
70 rods east from the north west corner or Section
No II; thence south about 50 rode; theme eaatoio-
half rod; thcnse south II rods 10 John PaHe'a line;
thence "a degrees north certuin behciI tree
about 791s rods ii.eDee astabont to the
ter line, running north and south through said see
tion III heuco north about - rods te plfcs
ginning, containing 56S acres in Town <, Range "a,
In the Ohio Compasy's Pufehase,- and sold the
property Of George Downing and Peter .Alkire.a
the suit OF Slathower, Mathews & CO. Appraised at
Dec. II, Is5e-n5l-5w-S3.0O. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
r REMINGTON HOUSE,

PoxaeEoy, Ohio,
2 F.. B. RIHELD ARFER, PRoPRIEToR-
FNHIS HOlSE ~ newly fitted UT by the
i proprietor, an old hotel keeper, known to
you ALL No pains will be spared to accom-
modaie my old friends andall who may soc
pioperi 10 give me a call. The best of Host
leIs and Porters will he in ntter ance at all
hours +. b. HluELDAhrEh.
Pomcroy, Nov, 2, 1858.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
azrhe Rev. DanieIpowns

WThe Rev. Daniel Downey Catholic
priest, Of S,aunton. Va, who was sen
fenced sstmonth to eight years in'prison-
ment, or charge Of having killed, in an
altercalion, man who had seduced and
refused to marry servant girl IN Down
eye employ. has been granted new t,iAl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
Pomeroy Retnil market.

THuRsDAY, December "a.
Cheese, dom. } Zoe y h.
Cheese, wv. R.) e@l2Kc
Soa p, 5Gl0e. v n.
Candles, (tnllow) I4@15c
candles, (opal &c.
Candles, (starl 25r.
Fish, God J 5@GNe. H..
Fish; (Mackerel, !, etBIoc.
Fish, { (White) &c. .f-otJ
Ipickied Pork, O4R10c.
Shoulders, eC@0c.. TEJt
ISides, (sMokcd) s@oc.
Hams, 12c.