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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
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Middlcport. c. May 90, SO.
For the Mcigs Coun,. Telegraph.

MIR. EDlToR:-
The Gallipolis Democratic Dis
patch" of the Goth inst, contains an ar
ticle highly injurious to the reputation of
respectable citizens of this community,
which self-respect does not allow the un-
dersigned to pass unnoticed.
On Sunday, May 10Th, the "Condor No
3" took about four hundred persons from
this vicinity 10 Gallipolis, to witness the
dedication of the new Catholic Church.
There were on board representatives of all
nations-Americans. Germans, English,
Irish, French, Scotch, and Welch--black
and white, and of all possible religious
persuasions and opinions. The Church
was open to all who could gain admittance,
and the ceremonies were conducted ac-
cordinS to the established rites ofthe Cath
olic Church. Nothing occurred TO mar
the pleasure Of the occasion until the eve
ming when the "Cordor" started on her
homeward trip. Then there was slight
throwing of stones between some rowdies
on the wharf-boat, and thoughtless youths
on the Condor" without serious injury
to either party. This incident is made
the foundation for base and slanderous
attack on the sobriety of majority of
those composing the excursion party.
Now, Mr.. Editor. the writer of these
lines deplores as much as any one that there
should have been any disturbance on the
Sabbath. But, let the blame rest on the
guilty parties. lie would be disposed to
let the blame of this stone throwing rest
on the boys on the boat (who. as the
"JourDaP honorably remarks, were too
small to be noticed) did he not know that
the youth Of Gallipolis are renowned for
barricading the streets with fence rails,
carrying off gates, cutting well ropes, and
other innocent (?) passimes. Is it pos
sible that these inoffensive gentlemen (?)
gave no cause for retaliation, especially
hiSh ebC hdu Adtutencu UlO WllNTl-DOhl
with bucket of stone coalto fire the part
ing salute? "Those who live in glass
houses should not throw stones" What
regards the intemperanco of the "mnjor-
ity" on board We pronounce base SLAM
der. The undersigned made it his bust
ness to observe the conduct Of the party,
and if called upon to testify under oaIh, he
is prepared to state that he saw no one in
any manner remarkably under the infiu-
ence Of liquor, although he was informed
Iby respectable Protestant merchants Of
Pomeroy. that they had noticed some
three or four who were guilty of a slight
excess; and that they were such over whom
the originator nor managers of the excur-
sion had any control. What the "Dis-
PATCH snys concerning tEc groceries Of
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
New Millinery in PomerOy.

MIR s.. S. ID. GLIB SO N /,
A NNOUNCES to the citizens of Peneroy
II and vicinity that she is, now in receipt OF
the largest and finest stock OF Millinery
goods ever offered in Ibis market, TO which she
invites the attention Of all persons wishing to
purchase. Her experience in the business for
twenty years enables her to select such goods
as cannon fail to please; and having procured
the best Of experienced workInen, she is now
prepared to manufacture to order, and, also, to
do all kinds Of dressing and repairing old work
in a substantial manner, and on reasonable
terms. s -
Her stock consists of Ronnets OF every de-
seription. Riding Hats, and II other kinds OF
Hats for ladies'. Also, boys and chiidrens'
Hats; Head Dresses, Gaps, Ribbons, of ev, ry
description and in greal variety; French and
American Flowers of every description. In
fact, she has ell that can be found in first
class market.
Shop on Water Street. third building above
the Remington House, Pomeroy. Ladies', de-
not forget the place, but just cailaDd see for
yourselves. (no20- 6m1 S, ID. GIBSON.
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FOr tue IcicHra
Teachers institutes.

Mr.. EDITOR: | see in your valuable
Telegraph. of the 18th inst, loud call on
the Teachers Of Meigs County, to meet
on the 9th Of June, in Pomeroy, to take
into consideration the Importance of hold
ing Teachers institute in this County,
which, the writer hopes, will be re-
sponded to by numerous attendance
Such Institutes are held annually in a
large majority Of the counties in Ohio
with supreme results. Wherever Insti-
tutes are held, such meetings of Teachers,
quicken the ID 'cational pulse Of the people
generally, and animate Teachers with a de-
sire for learning, which they, in their turn.
infuse into their pupils, for like produces
like. One week thus spent is equal to a
quarters schooling. They have grown
into SO much favor with the people and
teachers wherever Institutes have been
held. that they are considered indispensa-
bic in this age of progress. Wherever
they are not held teachers must continue
to founder in the Oak,
R. BISSELL.
MiddleporI, G. May go, SO.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
FITS! F-ITS!t TS!!!
HANCE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT
FillS.

Il r. = = y r = = = = = = 4 - :
CURE OF Frrs, sPAsNs, CRAMPS AND All NERVOUS
t4e. r AND CoSsTIrTTIoNAL sEAsEs.a at.r-
Persons who are laboring under any distressing
Aalady will find H.SrE's VEGETABLE ErrLErTrc PILLS
% bc the only remedy discovered for curing Ep
lcpsy or Falling Fits.
ilicse pills possess specific action the nery
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, or whose system has been prostratcd
or shattered FROM any cause Whatever. In Chronic
complaints dscascs of long standing, supernduccd
by merry BUSINESS, thoy exceedingly beReHcial.
Price, 50 per box, or tw boxcsfor So Persons out
Of the city, enclosing rcmttanco viii have the pills
sent the through mail, free of postage. For sale
by SETH la ScE, No. Is Baltimore street, Baltimore
Md. orders from all parts Of the Union must
he addressed, postpaid. Jan. ~, '5a.--2-ly
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
ROAD NOTICE.

a PETITION will he presented to the
IA Commissioners OF Meigs County, Ohio,
on the first Monday Of June. 1858. for a view
and survey of a county road. commencing Mt
the month Of lane cast Of VIM. Brickell's
house in Bedford towpship; thence following
said Jane and traxelledtrack to near { handler
Hays house; thence in a north westeri, di-
rection 10 SAID Hays west fine; thence north
on the line between A. .Blackwood and VIM.
Gilkey TO the main ridge; thence west on the
south side Of the county line, to intcrsect
Inewly-surveyed county road in Athens county.
Is-5t-# A PETITIONER
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SMEEeITF,S SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
| - from the Court Of Common Plene OF MeigS
County, will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court house in Pumeroy, on Thursday, the
! 21th day of May, 1858, at one clock. +.
NJ, of said day, at public quito ry, the follow
| ing desedbedlan Is, towit: Beginning at tie
| southwest corner of Section No. 4, Town
No. 3. of Range No. 13 in said county, thence
east on the section line ZIG rods, thence
North 1l2 rods TO q chestnut oak corner,
thence west II rods and IL links to white
oak corner, thence north to the center lire Of
said section, thence west on the said line To-
| the west line of said section, thence so nth on
said weet line to the place of beginning; con>
tanning S5 acres, more OF less. APPRAISED at
| s 900, and subject to The widows dover.
Also 25 acres of the west end of Fraction No.
A., Town No. 3. Of Range l 3, in said coun-
| ". Appraised at 500 90.
Also f6. 20 acres in said county, beginning
| althe north west corner Of lands formerly
owned by Oryille Jones, in the south west
fourth Of section No. II, in Town No. 3, Of
| Range No. l3, thence east 81 chains Is links,
thence nortn IL chains "a links, thence west
+ 81 chains 70 fThks. thence S6Iith ~ chains
% links to the place OF beginning. Appraised
at S276 .00. Also 10 acTes, more or less, be-
| ing q part of section No. %, in Town No. %,
OF Range No. I3, in said county beginning
where the elst line ofsaidsection crosses the
Icreek, thence up the center of the creek TO q
stump, on the north side Of the cEeeks thence
westerly, crossing the creek To- a bunch Offinn
trees, thence on blaze line to beach tree
blrzed on two sides, thence down the bank of
the creek to a pile of fiat stones in the edge
/ Of the creek at low wafer mark, the nee up
the center OF the creek, following the mean
derS thereof to Samuel NJ. Atkins line, he nee
south to the Sc ction line, thence east 100 rods
TO the corner ofkaid section, thence north on
safe, section line 10 the place Of beginning.
| Appraised at S!I00. j. V. SMITH, S. NJ. G
I nI1--w5.-S6.2 20.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

ETJHEs SUBSCRIBER, offers Cor sale the fol-
H. lowing valuable pfopeEiy, to-wit: The
farm. on which he now resides, lying "a miles
from Pomeroy, on tha road leading from there
about SO rods west Of this; one quarter section
situate about one mile from II arrisonville-
the road runniBgihToughit. The above land
is Of good quality--is supplied with abundance
| OF coal, Timber and wnter.
He also offers for sale one Lei in the village
Of Sheffield, with a large two story house on
it. The above property win be sold cheap,
and on The most reasonable terms to suh
purchasers, taking for the FIRST payment $500
down; and ibe rfmandet in yearly payments
Of $20C each. For further particulars inquire
Of the subscriber. WILLIAM JOAB.
ary20- 3mM
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25

GtpDlxEss, HEADACHE, &.,.-Thosc pains an dIsa-
grecablc feelings are generally symptoms of some
othcr complaint; such as dyspepsia, apsplcxy, and
various others, all of which caused by corrupt
noxous matter, cOgging tho various calculations
hence, stream rushof blood TO. the head, and by
the excitement great pressure on the brain. Thus
lit will be that all the above painful and dis
ressing maladics nwc their origin TO the blood. DR..
Morse's Indian Root Pills are acknowledged to be
the only deinc that will thoroughly purify tho
blood. They The blood, and follow the stream
Of life its journey througi the system. They root
out all fonness and inpurlty, and drive out every
unhcalthy obstruction. They should be taken every
night in sufficient ditiiics to operate brskly, by
ro,Bne rieTtr lls going be.l, Aree the
next night, fonr the nest; IL the synptopS are mol
removed, again with tw pills and 20 up
ngan as before. Continue in ike manner until t,
blSodis horonghly fricd and all pain aud distress
Is entirely renewed. - - s- -,
the history of DIR. Morse's father, and how the ncd-
cInc. introduced. s...
BEW A RE OF a counterfeit OF those PilIs-YeIIow
Wrappers. All genuine are in BLUE wrappers, with
the signature of A. j. White & Co. each Sox.
Price 95 cents. ~
Dir Morsc:s Indian Root Pills sold by all deal
Icrs in Medicines.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
STRAYED AWAY,

EROM the subscriber, in Salisbury Town
x ship, near the mouth Of Leading Greek,
about the 9th Of April last, red and white
COW, low set, broad horns no bush on her
tail; had on bell; with wide strap, AT
the time of leaving. and was making bag f3l
calf. ny one finding or giving information oI
her will receive my thanks, and lie liberslly
rewarded for their trouble. 3ts W.TUBBS
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES sCI.ARkE'S
sF Celebrated Ecamale Pills.

PHoTECTE:0 BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of sir }. Clarke, NJ D.,
Ply sician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine IS unfaiRg In the of
al those painful and dangerous Diseases to which
female constitutional is subject. u moIsFaes ali
cess and remoxcs ali obstructIons, and speedy
may be relied on Sc ss
TO MARRIED LADIES'
II Is peculiarly suited twiIl, In sort time, bring
on the monthly period with Regularity.
Eachb.ttle, price One Dollar, beuFs the Govern
mcnt Stamp OF Great Brta. 70 prey couserfcits
CAUTION.
These pills should uot be taken by females during
the FIRST TuItEE Prcgnuncl. they
sure tobrnE on Miscayiage, hut any Vther time thss
safe.
Inall rases OF Nervous and Spinal sGcetIons, Pain
in tlic Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion.
Patitatisn Of the Heart Hy stcrcs aud Whites, these
Pll@ viii erect a enre when aIL other means have
fail led. and though powerful remedy do
tain iron, caIonct: antimoy, anything hurtful to-
the eopsiitu tjOp. 81 20 flss1aa-
PultdiEoeti tissns accompany each package. ~ = -t-
Sole agent for the United States aid Canada,
JoB MOSES,
CIate .. Baldwin & Co.) I'orhester. NJ Y.
y. B.--Si.OO and postage stamps curloscd to amy
nulhorzed Agent, viii insure boti' Of tue Pls by
return mail.
FOR -aTci', d. Reed, i'onero!, o.; J. u rark, Cu.
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DRUG STORE
OF A. ID. SEEBOHEF, Agent

OE "A. ID. HEkIBOIINE, AgenJ
FRONT STREET, POMEROY, OHIO,
wv HOLESALE ami retail dealer in Drugs
w Medicines, Chemicals, fine Toilet Soaps
ne Hair ard Tooth Brushes, PeEfmmery
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, DyestufTs, SNUFF and
Cigars. s
Fancy and Toilet articles; pure Wines and
Liquors, for medical uses; Garden Seeds
Trusses aud Shoulder braces.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully com
pounded, and all orders correctly answered
Medicines warranted genuine, aud OF the besi
quality. May II, tS5S.--20 6m
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25

SETTLED. Every Tine, for the last score
4 years, that the dough- faces Of the North
ave betgayeltheir egnstis snenss. an unisef.
al shost has gone az, Announcing the
ind settleasfm of the slavery question.
On the passage pf ElIe English Leconlptor
Swindle, there was, Of Course, a 'Jollitica,
lnr," if not.a "biy drunk" at the presi-
lcnt's Mansion at Washington. The FIR
my OF cannon, and the glare Of bonfres,
announced to the people that they were con-
laered; and the President himself, for
getting the dignity that ought TO attach to
ohe off' c, ifnot the occupant, condescended
20 harangue the rabble, in the streets, and
congratulate them THAT the great ques-
zion was term,xated forever" SID
The ancients had proyerb, that "whom
the gods intend to destroy they first make
mad" Could anything less than mad
ness induce the insane hope that the peo-
pie Of this great country can be pcma-
nently reduced TO seffdom by the corrupt
bribery of a few Of their rotten Rcpreseh.
tatives The question. is settled is i?
Perhaps James Buchanan, Esq, Attorney
for Higgerdom, forgot for the moment,
that the case had been appealed to a
higher 'Court--the sufi'rages of the people,
whose decision will be rendered through
the ballot box next Fall. .------
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
WOOL CARDING
And sDinn11a,E.

II ME undersigned having removed his eStab-
Il lishment from Stehbenviile to Racine,
Meigs County, Ohio, where he expects to re-
main permanently, and will be ready in q
short time 10 do
CARDING AND SPINNING
at the shortest notice aud best manner lie
will also be preparedsto make Rolls, which
will be man ufactured to the satisfaction OF
customers; al OF wliichwii lie done at mod
etate prices. =
Having the best machinery, and many years
experience in the business, be halters himself
that he can do good work as any utl,er
establishment in the Westerneeountry. He is
determined, by strict attention TO business
aud lair dealing, 20 merit share Of puDlit
patronage. -
.i~! f., is5c.--2G-Jn' THOMAS EtAN.
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Agricultural Depot.

BENNETT g. BRO,
Il GENTS FOR THE SALE OF
HAYNES HEADER, { (Reaper.)
HUSSEYS' REAPER, z2-e -
NEW YORK REAPER,
OHIO HARVESTER, (Reaper and
Mower)
ATKINS SELF-RAKING REAPR,
PITTS SEPARATOR,
BALLS OHIO MOWER.
TNHESE Machines are SO weil known as
IL to render description unnecessary. Or.
de promptly attended 10:
.,-.,-.a BENNETT & BRO.
Nav 4.--tS Pm 4 g- Chillicothe, Ohio
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Aelu ANhertlscmcnts.
9ClU A0Oertl rtlsCmrRts.
q. 1, DENUME & CO.'S
RES ow|sED
INDIAN TRCUPE
AHD
Bucks Dramatic Troupe,
Consolidated for the season OF 1853 will give
one oftheirg grand entertainments, un-
der manmonth pavilion, enpa.
s- Bile Of seatin5 Two thou b
sand ,persons COM
f''a lOrtably,


W. Tc bic of seatinS Two thou "a
= ss, sand spersons COM
fOrtably,
AT AEGDDGEP GRIT,
On FRIDAY, May 2s, 1858,
GN which occasionihe young Chief, Black
NJ Hawk, together with his large troupe OF
warriors and females, will give n true T, pre-
sentotion of the manners and customs OF the
Red Men of the Forest showing
the way and manner in which the Indian is
seen surrounding his own Council Fires,
smoking the Pipe OF Peace, or preparing foI
war. They will perform their SOLEMN n nd inn
pressiye ''Burial Scr3ice," aud will chant
their fDeath Song"
The young warrior, White Eagle, will ac.
company the Chief, Black Hawk, in his tray
els. Young Black Hawk is the grand son OF
old Black Hawk. Tie Indians will perform
the Green Corn Dance, Buffalo, batavia a nd
Duck Dances; War Dance, Spy Dance, Death
Dance and Scalping Scenes, aud w n perform
the CourliPg and Marriage ceremonies, the
whole TO be varied with the best pieces oil
wild Indian mnsic.
The Indisn Troupe will represent, in three
parts, the Historical Secene Of -t 3
Pocohontas sGg;ng Tie Life of Cap
~ tain Smithi,
| Persons visiting this exhibition will see The
bona fide Indians, as they we're years ago in
HlS COuHly-OuCe lHc lOIUS OI lHc IOTcS u. Dul
now fast passing away. Persons should avail
themselves OF this OPPORTUNITY oi seeing the
Red Manof the forest.
The company will appear for them in the
beautuu play, written lor them expressly,
entitled
THE HUNTERS OF TIE WESFl OR
JOE SNEAK IN TROUBLE!
Ounce Buck, the renowned Clown, will
appear in the loughable Farce of
THE CLOWN TURNED DENTIST
Or tile Ttco CloaOns in Trouble!
The Dramatic Company consists of the fol-
lowing popular 'ortists:-
MIR. j. @. A. BUCK, the renowned
Comedian and Humorish
MISS IDA WHITE, the young, popu.
lar, and graceful Danseuse, from the Phil
adelplia Theater.
MISS X. BUSH, the accomplished Ac-
tross.
MIR. r. B. BUCK, the young Actor and
popular Singer.
MR.. p. b. DRAKE, -Four feet high
Twenty FIVE years, the comic Dancer and
Singer.
GEO. GUDGRIDGE, the Versatile.
Comic Songs, II. B. Buck.
Stump Speeches, Ounce Buck.
Comic Duets, Z. B. Drake, and Miss
Ida White.
ANDY STITZER'S BRASS BAND!
" i'll discourse sweet strains both doy and
night, which, FOR harmony and execution OF
music, has no equal among the trayeliE!
Qands OF The day.
Al / O'Clock, p. NJ, the Chiefs, accompa
MED by their attendants, will be seen in th,
street, montned on'horsehack, dressed in ful
Indian costume, p; nted and fully equipped
for wnr, preceded by Strz Brass band.
Admission, rs cents Childrea, Is cents.
Doors open at and O'CLOCK, p. NJ, per
lormance commencing at and II O'clock
Reserved seats for Ladies. Seats for ALL
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JOHN IS. DAVIS. :

/ ATE of the firm OF Crowley & Davis, de-
II signs prosecuting the Planning business.
at the old stand. on Sugar Run. Thankful
for the liberal bestowal Of patronage hereto
fore, he viii cndeayor~to merit lis cortinu- :
ance' bvnromptneSs and.BeatnsEs. f6-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
Soap and Candle NlaRuflctory.

Soap and Candle nlaHufilctOry.
THE subscriber has the pleasure to sn-
i nnounce to the citizens Of PomeEoy and
vicinity, that he has opened shop on Sugar
Run, near the TanneIy, wbcrc he will manu-
factuTe, and keep constantly on hand any
article in his Iiue ofbusiness; and we feeias-
sured that we can give satisfaction to all who
may favor us with call
Il NJ. Ball orders attended TO as soon as
possible. sss ~ DAVID GEfER.
Pomeroy. Aug. "a, is53.-iC.
DROBArE COURr.--Thes State OF Ohio,
i Meigs County SS.-Finai settlement r
accounls.--Notice is hereby given that the ac-
counts OF the following persons have been
fiedsin the Probate Court, in and for Said
county, foT seitlesne mt: D. S. Bundy and Mel-
Ear Nye, Executors Of H. S. b. own, decd;
Adam Harpoid, Adnir Of stephen L. Hay
man, decd; ]. X. fhilson and j. II. Ellis,
Executors Of Thomas PinBelL deed. Sad
accounts will be heard aud settled on Satur-
day, the 18th day al June next.
ARTIlHTR MERRILL, ProhR, L udge.
NsV IS SS5y--tSss
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SPECIAL NOTICES. !

IIorios'hr . oiSsNEefkSD PLrss rbe upqsel,old
surpiicf i,h ttrse i'y7 ~ -snnrtrpt curaiircs caii
iispqbsc Nth nteacaiatt dunce The ernitiye and
uIstrous eompltbts couluon aiiiopg ebitdrcn; the
bfltss, cots. AMI otler eitsrnai jllurles 81 which
bel are ipunfts lialr, and ~ fac, an ihe
ihinisc.. that affect the skin, the muscles, any
porion of the external orgnnzntion,pIe uniformly
removed ty the Ointment, willis the PILLS produce
AN equally sninnrygneei IN is dccp-scstsd dlseascs
which sap unseen the very Foundations Of hcnl and
iih'. The two, pFcpnrntio, combincd equal to
hc relief OF Dcnry every disorder to which mankind
4 subject In any climate aud under my crcutusn
ccs. II z,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25

GEs'rhe Portsmouth f'Times" still
maintains it's integrity in the midst of the
backing Of its Democratic ee-laboprs.
III its issue Of the llth inst, It "givcs Of
the following:
Joseph Miller, Esq, NJ. G. from this
District, is about the only MAN in the Ohio
Democratic delegation IN Congress. lie
took his stand, without skulking, dodging,
or shutfiing, at the outset, and voted,
straight along, with the Lecompton men.
The praise OF consistency, at least, is his
due. Burns dalied somewhat before COM.
mitting his vote. Pcndleton turned sew
eral summersvts. Cox and Lawrence
shot up like rockets, and came down like
sticks. Groesbeck, after delivering a
very cleditable secondrate speech-the
best made by any Ohio mai,--tamely sur
rendered his position. Hall steered over
without pretending to give even a colora-
BILE excuse. Miller. alone, went clear
through the programme-turniug neither
one way or another. He may not have
represented the opinions OF majority of
those who voted Tor him--we don't think
he did-but he evinced some good degree
Of manliness, quality wanting to his col
leagues.
In another article of the same number
it says of Cox: @
or the second-rate men in Congress.
the most restless and vain is Mr. S. S. Cox,
of Columbus. AT the commencement of
the session he resolved to make himself
the Anti-Lecomplon leader in the House
Hence, before Kansas was fairly under
discussion in that body, lie led eff with a
flaming speech. AS the session advanced,
however, wiserand better men were found,
and Mr. G. had to take his real Stutus
among those who follow. Lately he has
backed down most ignobly, pr-ving tl.at,
like Reuben Of old. he is unstable us wa.
ter" and shall not excel.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
LAND FOR SALE.

9E0 ACRES OF VALUABLE TIAIBERED
ccU LAND, uear Adanijah Smiths Steam
Saw Mill, with new and comfortable Frame
House on the premises, for sale cheap, and
terms easy. Inquire Of J. S. EarhaIt, Esq,
at Pome roy, or the subscriber, at Aihens, O..
no20 -6m G.. II. CARPENTER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
REC'dS ON SUBSC RIPTION N
For tie Neek ending AIoy 22, 1853.

j. G: Bcstow; Paloma, H., tper L. s. Nyc.) 81 so
A. Gatclsl, Pomeroy, ] so
J. Il. Davenport Midlieport, ] SO
C VIM. II Clarke. lg..e a9i,om, tpor Mr. Tidd,) ! so
Capt. NJ. Cooley sEooleylHc, Athens Co., I so
G. ii. Cooley, San Krancisco, Cal, 20
Geo. T. Ilodcley, Syracuse, 1 so
samuel Harpod, Mo, (Per Z. Bibbee.) so
Leonard Huge, RhtIand, 90