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WANTED.-A good ACCOUNTANT

W good ACCOUNTANT
w and competent BOOK Keeper who will be
emporary engaged after LIST June Dutii Fall, is
DESTROYS tn get "A situation Clerk will assist IN
doing most any kind OF Writing, such as drawing
off Accounts, Writing aud Posting up Books, &c
Clerks from tie city wishing to spend few months
in the mountains this summer. TO recruit their
health is thus offered au opportunity to have their
plsces satisfactorily supplied. City aud country
references given to qualifications and general bu
sness habits from high and reliable scnrces. For
;Nrther Information, call on Messfs Geutry Walk
rr Commission Merchants, No 4, 18th street, Rich
va
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WANTED immediately, VET
w NURSE Good hire " i'll be paid tor one that
can give good references. Apply 70
WOODWARD
my Fists On Main. between sth AMI stu ats
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GSa PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
of rich and beautiful styles. just received, seliug
at lower rates than ever.
LADIES' BAZAAR
mr. li-lw Us Broad street.
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CHILDREN'S CAkklAGkS.-Just re-
" ceived. beautiful lot of Spring Gigs for chill
dren. THUS ANGUS co
WATER,C0OLERS.-Jus opened. splendid lot
of Water-Coolers. of the latest styles.
THOS 4 ANGUS L co.
REFRIGERATORS-AIsa inst received a fresh
lot of {, ALL and WINsHIP'S Iateut and Com
mon Reirigerators, all Of which will be sold at Il
very small advance on cost, at
TH0S l. ANGUS h CO.'S
Refrigerator and Carriage Depot,
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NOTICE. ALI persons having CLAIMS
~ against the estate OF JOS ADhlas. dsse ssSs
will present taem to for BAY and aIs,ss
w ~. ,sSs.ss Exac'r Of JOS Adkins.
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kET~ PARAsoLs, Sun SHADES AND La
DIES SILK UMBRELLAS, selling at cost at the
LADIES' BAZAAR,
mr. l4-lw lis Broad street
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&s-NEW LACES AND EMBROIDERIES-
FRENCH COLLARS aud SETS
Linen DO do
Cambria and Swiss Fdgings
Cambria and Swiss Bands.
All new styles. CHEAP! Cheap
LADIES' BAZAAR,
my l4-lw LIS Broad street.
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IHrIsrys FOR LYNCHBURG-TC
szx.zsaasssssS LEAVE THURSDAY The Canal
Boat Tu0s. W. JOHNS, Capt. JoaNsoy, will leav,
above. For freight. amply TO
WM p COX, at the Shed
nv lg--2t Dock streaf
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BUTTER Is HARDENED WITHOUT CONTACT
WITH iCEi
Patented by @. A. McEvOY, February Sd, 1855,
Richmond. Va.
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Bag MAGNIFICENT SIoCK OF STAPLE
AND FANCY DRY GooDs, selling at reduced price,
from this date. Our stock embraces general as
sortment of:
Heavy and Housekeeping Goods
Beautiful STYLES of Dress Goods
De LANES. Gu allies, Ducals Lawns
Rnhes silks, &c, &C.
Briiiants, Linens and every description OF
White 60 IDS, Gloves, Hosiery. &c.
Our motto is, quick sales and small profits"
LADIES' BAZAAR,
my l4-lw No us Broad street.
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EANCY GOODS "A dditional suPphes
Z Of Gents under shirts aud Drawers. Half h,sS,
stoess searfs, 1ies, &C. &C, received tsis ~ m y
Jamestown. kEES. BALDWIN W,
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TEVY'S STORE will be closed THIS
II DAY wednesday and THURSDAY, and be
re opened on FRIDAY.
my i9-2t JACOB LEVY, 10 MAIN ST.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-My Store will
l. be Closed THIS DAY "wednesday and T0-M0R-
ROW and will renpan on FRIDAY. with many
NEW CHEAP and DESIRABLE styles of DRY
GOODS Persons Wishing to purchase their spring
supplies will find it TO their advantage TO call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
Cheap Store Al Main st,
my I9-2t Nearly opposite st Charles Hotel.
A TTENTION. -LEVY'S Store will be
"A closed on THIS DAY "Wednesday and THURS
DAY and will be reopened on FRIDAY.
nv lq-2t JACOB LEVY. Is Main at
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CHlkTS AND COLLARS.--we keep ~
- all times the largest stock Ut hee Linen Wy" re
ia Marseiles and Cambria Shirts and Cta'a' asI.sY
city. and are prepared To have any st5le ol Ihs,s
made Ia order at short n0tiee. We have soi1 anaI
shirts for number Of years and can teeeaaa's''~
mn" mn y, Is ~ anu "'"' NEE" KEEN, BALDWIN q 90.
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NOTICE My Store will be clos. OF
and be re-opene ON FRIDAY.
mylg-2t JACOB A LEVY Is Main st
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IN WHICH
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OUR WEEKLY SHIPMENT has arriv.
~ ed and we invite attention to a great variety of
new Goods opened for examination
SPRING CLOTHING made up in new AMI ORR.
GINAL STYLES assorted in quality and sizs, az
&c comprise a FULL STOCK. at economical rates.
No ~. Main street is good point from which to
select and purchase any thing in the way of Gents
wearing apparel. TUPMAN Il HULL
myly Successors TO Groshong Tunman Il Co
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DRlME VIRGINIA CURED BACON
HOG ROUND, in quantities TO suit for sale by
WM L KING
my 1885, kand Franklin Il,
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n WASKEY FAMILY FLOUR.-10O
~. bbls warranted to be asnpsrior article. For
sale BY w II STAPLES & co,
my 10 Basin Bank.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21

GE The authorities of New York city
seem to be lneddlesoneI set of fellows.
Recently, the police of that city arrested
one Of the 'Fsovereigns, Mr.. Cornelius
Sullirar, and charged him with creating,
or being, nuisance, when, III fact, as he
protests, he was in the pursuit of his le-
gitimate business only.
What these pestilent police officers in-
terfereG with. was simply the work of Mr..
Sulliv an,as he was cutting mp a dead horse
in Ills sltonty. The legs and large pieces
of the flesh were on the floor, and the
heart, liver, head, &C., as choice morsels,
were hung up against the. walls. Mr.. Sui
Ivan merely Intended to sell the best of the
flesh for brett. make sauSages ofthe refuse.
and supply his boarders with ''illegant'
broth, by boiling the bones. Now, we would
like to know what business the police had
tointerfere? Here wasa dead horse, which
was of no value, but for the skill and labor
bestowed upon it by Mr.. Sullivan. With
that skill. it would, doubtless, have pro-
duced several dollars, and supplied
sundry dinners. All this is lost by
the interference Of the authorities, and a
stain cast upon the fair fame Of Mr.. Sulli-
van, aud his business injured, ifnot totally
ruined! o. % it-i
Alr. Sullivan had better gotinto the res
spectacle trade of selling rotten corn wills
key. He won't be disturbed in Mot busi-
in New York, or anywhere else, for that
matter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21
Liberal.

The Rev. David. Young. the venerable
clergyman of the. M. f. Church. who re-
Gently died at GAINESVILLE, has made, as We
learn from the eit' Courier,'' the following
charitable bequests: s. %al
To building a new house for the Second
street nj. K. Chu' ch, in Zanesyille-the
seats and ;pews of which NJ U.S. be free for
ever-$l 10000. a,taas..f teI
To the Ohio Wesleyan University at
Delaware, $1,000. r
To the Bible Society. 81 1000. 30
TO the Missionary Society of the NJ. E.
Church, 81 900. hun
The residue of his estate, after provid-
ing few small legacies. go toward build
ing Methodist Church in the Third Ward
of GAINESVILLE. 1t is estimated that this
will amount TO from IS 600 to $4,000
His library, which is valuable, is given
for the benefit of the preacher in the Sec
ond street Charge, GAINESVILLE. rE "a
To the colored man raised in his family,
he gave life estate in four acres OF
ground, the cottage house just east of his
own residence, for life, an annuity of 5000,
and a quantity of personal property.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21

cry idea of purity, pleasure and endear-
ment. Watch the little child, or the child
of older growth, and after spending an
evening thus happily, the glowing vitality
of health pervadng It's limbs and love
swelling in .ts heart, and it viii, on retir-
ing to sweet repose, pour out its simple,
earnest prayer, as spontaneously as the
bird does its song, and with the same ire
pressible impulse. tY
l. is said that John Quincy Adams,
during all his life, never retired without
repeating, "Now lay me down to sleep"
And that mother who will teach her child
this prayer, and so order her household as
to associate 1t in the mind of her child, with
all the ideas and endearmehts of a happy
home, will do more for it's welfare than the
IA her who tolls away a life of care to
amass it fortune.
The little blue-eyed boy that so uncon-
sciously gave US the text for our SER
mon, is having impressed upon the very
substance of his spirit talisman that will
drive away the evil influences hat, unpro-
tected, might make him their sport and
their pray. Aud that mother. although
she may not know it. is doing work
which will live and bless the world in its
far-reaching effects, when the boasted wis
dom and short-lived policy Of statesman
shall have been forgotten. But the clock
strikes twelve, and - @a
7'fs Snow lnay me down to sleep,
sa.. pray the Lord my soul to keep;
If should die before wake,
~ l nrnY the lord my soul to tako.I
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21
Lnrge shIpmenls % CoaI.

There will be no farther scarcity of coal
in the lower market this winter. The Pitts
burg "Gazette" of Friday says:
Our readers may form some idea of what
this last rise has effected. when we state
that up to last night one hundred and Jffty
pairs Of coal boats had been locked through
in the last four days. These pairs carry,
on an average, $4,000 bushels, which
make 100000. This, with what left in
barges before, will make the amount al
ready sent to market within ten days, over
o, ,OOO, 900 of bushels, which, at lOc. per
busheI, is equal to half a million of dollars.
The rain and weather with it, which we
have enjoyed, may be considered Partic-
ularly providentiaI, as it seems to US, as
it will give subsistence to thousands who
would otherwise be brought TO low state
of funds before spring. The Eumber OF
men necessary to man the coal boats
which have already gone, is over 1000,
allowing fourteen men to a boat, which is
reasonable allowance.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FEvERs.-FevGr, like every other form of disease
10 which the human system slable, Is caused by i'm
pure humors. This being caused by the more rapid
ing to east out ol the body the corrupt which s
deadly opposed to health. Hence the good and bad
humors at war with each other, and the comn,o-
tion which follows fever heat. The sy mp.
toms of fever are various; causing hoavinoss, lam
guild, difficult breathing, eyes dnll and nxiety
signing and Yawnipe, alternate fits of heat end cold
After which tho patient complains OF pains In the
head and bnck great thirst, nausea and sickness,
fulness about the stomach, and sometimes vomiting
bilious matter. nr Morse's Indian Root Pills are
acknowledged to be n strenthening and delightful
medicine for all kinds Of fcvers. They not only
cleanse the stomach and bowels from all bilious
matter, but they open the excretory Vessels causing
them to pour copicus illusions from the blood into
the bowels, after which the corrupted mass Is TIN
out by the natural passage OF the body. All that Is
required, in urgent cases of fever, will be to tako
large doses. In order TO have them operate
thoroughly by the bowels, take from three to five
night and morning, until the fever entirely disap-
pears. After which, from two to eur every evening,
until WE'LL and yOn will be convinced that this is tho
best way to check fever, because they drive out all
Inflammation, and restore the body state of sound
health. And the blood and other fluids viii be so
thoroughly purified that disease in any form will be
utterly impossible. IHaIt II .l.I..k# .lliH
DIR, Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
ers in Medicines ~ - ...-,, I'm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21
Dem6crats VIII PIensc Take Mo-
ftfr- lice.

a
The editor Of the New York "Day-
Book" the most widely circulated Demo
cratic paper in the Union, is spending the
winter in Washington, and corresponding
with his paper. We give an extract from
his letter of the 9th inst, and earnestly
commend it TO the Democracy Of Meigs
County: ,~. 800
WAsHiNoToN, Dec. 9th, 1853.
The most impo. tant event Of to-day is
the action of the Senatorial caucus dis
placing Judge Douglas from his position
as Chairman of the Committee on Terri
tories. 1t is understood here that the
vote stood II to z. The Anti Lecomp-
ton men think the Democratic party is
going to perdition, but IL is--more than
likely it will last some time to come, de-
spite all prophecies of its destruction. The
action Of the caucus is believed to have
nothing whatever, or iadeed very little,
to do with Senator d Douglas' course last
winter. His solely oaOing to tie false and
dangerous doctrine achich s en0tor Douglas
continmes to repeat and uphoLd-the dogma
Of sQudtter So1ereignty. The time has ar
rived selteH tie Democratic party, IN con-
6ouuUce NUN Me ouITeUE COuTt ueCSStoH,
should repudiate this heresy. IL has now
done so unnaisidko6ly and emphaticalty.
The idea that few settlers in Territory,
rushed in there by Emigrant Aid Societies.
can exclude southern citizens with their
rights OF property ms guaranteed by the
Constitution Is so zreposterous, That Il
only needs to represented to the minds Of
Tie people to be, at once rejected. Senator
Douglas will find that the Democratic
party will never uphold such position
tte Dred Scott decision IN its entirety must
be accepted as tie real practical livi"g Issue,
and the rights of all citizens IN the com
mon Territory Of the Union mast be con-
ceded without any special pleading or legal
technicalities. 1t is gratifying to thus find
the doctrines the ''Day- Book has SO long
advocated simply and alone IN the North,
at length distinctly recognized and enforced
by Ire representatives Of the Democratic
party. The days OF trimming and dodg-
ing northern politicians. it is TO be hoped,
will soon be at an end. The stand has
been taken. Senator Douglas tgreau
principles" is exploded, aud we have come
back to the point where we ought to have
started. .sseI.,f -ta ..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21

ET- Senator Douglas had meted out to
him, by his fellow Democrats of the Sen
ate, the most direct insult ever offered to
a member of that body, and one, which he
will feel, whether he has the manhood to
resent il or not He has been, for years,
the Chair man of the Committee on Terri
tories in that body. and has ever been the
most plant tool Of the South, through
whom they have effected measures that
they would not themselves propose.
For their own purposes they procured
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise"
through Douglas. permitting him, for the
purpose of binding the Northern wing of
the party, to couple with it the swindling
humbug of "squatter sovereignty" Hay
ing accomplished. their purpose, tais doc
trine i, now repudiated by the entire South,
and the Democratic Members Of the Sen
ate, by q vote of II to z, have removed
Douglas from his position as Chairman OF
the Committee. and placed Green, of Mis-
souri,, in his place This is = proceeding
never before had in that body, and it must
produce one of two effects on the Senator
from Illinois. 1t will either drive him
wholly out of the party, OF like a whipped
slave, make him more servile than ever.
Doubtless the latter is the effect expected
II Douglas quietly submits to this last
possible surrender of his manhood, he will
have won the South--as conquered slave
does his overseer-they will use him fol
their purposes, while they despise him fol
permitting himself to be SO used. We
shall probably know before long the metal
the "Little Giant is made of.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21

TNHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform his
Il friends a nd customers that he has re-
moved his Store 10 Middieport, u ~ -
Returning thanks &c the citizens OF Pomeroy
and vicinity for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended TO me during the nine years | have
heen with you. .,.;..5i /tgg-J
BY strict attention to business hope TO be
sble to share liberal in my new place. sJ
hope all those indebted TO me will find it
convenient to call and settle immediately
For eonyemence 10 nay old customers. my
books will be found stBIf. G. M. Evans Shoe
Store, under the Gibson House, VINO is au- :
thoriztd to receipt for all moneys received.
Dec, 6----49, 80 +. y. GKAwFoRHsf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21
Cincinnati MarkeT.

CiEcIrSATI, Saturday. Decensber ls, 1883
FLouR-Markct firm; s4sC@5OO for extra, and s4,.
40 for common.
Heos-Markct nrm, with upward tendency; 81
964O for Hogs averaging I40 to iso lbs, and $G5Pa
GEO for Hogs averaging 100 to $40 lbs. 90
. PRovlsioEs--Mess Pork, SIT 1880 per brl. HAM
and Shoulders sell readily at 7H@s per ID; Sides
.ayG c.. Lard, 10 c. to ll%c.
GRooERIEs-Molasses, 3O@3l C. Sugar, 6J.@7i4 c
CofToc, ilKeSl2kc. y rr
GRMs--wheat, red, sl.O4; white. sl.ls; Inferior
81. Corn, 65967 Q. Rye,75 I. Barley, 7e975c in
ferior, 6096Sc. Oats, firm at soc.
CHEEsE-W. r., firm at 81 c. for prime, sz
BuTrER--Choico roll le9soc.; good TO fair roll I:
13lSc. 4s,-, p.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription OFFS Clarke, NJ. D..
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject. 1t moderates ali ex-
cess and removes all obstructons, and speedy
may be relied on. f f,t-
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will short timc bring
on tho monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price Que Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain pre- counterfeit
,- CAUTION. rf3t
These pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy, as they are
TO bring Miscarriage, but any other time they
are safe. ir,eti fayrrfD
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal ctons, Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion
Palpitdtion of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whes these
Pills will effect when all other meaps hav e
failed, and although powerful remedy do not con-
tain iron, calomel, antimony or anything hrtfl OF
the constitution. .ar..rg{
Full directions accompany each package. ,f
sole agent for the United States and Canada,
nl'JoB MOSES, GO Il
I.ate l.. c. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
NJ. B.--sI,OO and postage stamps enclosed TO an
authorized Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by
return mail.
For sale by D. Reed, Pomeroy, o.; J. D. Park, and
SURE, Ecstein & Co, Cincinnati, o ~ y2IyH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21
SHERIFF,s SALE.

ShERLtf'o SALE. =.
RY virtue Of ON order Of sale TO me directed from
- the Court Of Common Pleas, will offer for sale
at the door of the Court House IN Pomeroy. at II
O clock A. M, on the 22nd day Of January; 1855 the
Following described real estate, to-wit Beginning
y rods east from the nOTthfv OF Section
No, IL; thence south about IS rods; thence east
half rodi thenee sosuhl3 rods 70 g6lp Page, spei
about 79 rods thence cast about ca rods to the
ter line, running north and south through said
ton 1 thence north abon 53 rods the plar Of be-
ginning. containing 7Bk acros inTown 4, Range u,
In the Ohio CompaHy's Purchase, and sold tho
the suit OF Siathower, Mathews & Co. Appraised ut
Sl530'O0. AeJ. V. SMITHS. NJ. C.
bee. II, Is59-n5l-5w-S $500. -g,.,lgts...
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21

New CoUNTERFEIT.-It is said that the
West has. been extensively flooded with
counterfeit fve's on the Union Bank of
Kinderhook, New York. The following
is descsiption of the bill: Vgnette,
large v, with heads of Presidents and
small SIS ON each side; State aims on the
left end. and steamboat on the right
Filling up and signatures in red ink 1t
is pronounced an excellent counterfeit.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21
sHERlFF's SALE.

PY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed from
~ the Court OF Common Ploas of MeiRs County,
viii offer for sale ut the door OF the CourHonse In
Pomeroy, at II o'clock A. NJ, on the 22nd day OF
January 1859, the following described real estate,
to-wit The one undivided half part Of all that part
Of one hundred acre lot No. 3T2, in Section No. 4,
Township No. 5. Bange A. which lies in the county OF
Gallia and State OF Ohio; and tho unniyid cd half
part of NIL of one hundred acre lot No. 36, in Sect
in Range Ne. - and IA, except about seven or eight
acres heretofore conveyed b, homas u, Sargent
aud Joseph J.. C"ombs 70 the Lendington Salt Com.
al the suit of Melzar Nye, r. Terms Of sale, cash
ApPra sed AT $50 66ss per acre. q
Dec I6, Is5S-n5l -wJ' $500. ]. V. SMITH, y, NJ C.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21

T0RoBATE CoURT-The State of Ohio, Meigs Co +,
ss: Final settlement Of Ofaecounts-Notice Is here
BY given that the accounts of the following porsong
have been filed in the Probate Court, in and for said
County for settlement; David Painter, Admir- of
David Shenefeld; John Craig, Admir- Of John Brown,
decd; Daniel Mauck, Guard. Of Louisa j. Siglsr; c:
r. Thomns, Adm'r Jeremiah M. Thomson. Said ac-
counts Ill be hea rd aIIdscttled "Wednesday the
18th day of January next. ARTHUR MERRILJ,
Dec. 81, le5e-R5l- l-3tt n. Prohate Judge.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21
Iezs-,rbe k,,,1.as,,f,,I .tienont az ro.ono,

EE- The successful attempt at reopen
ing the African slave trade, recently made
by the f.Wandeer," continues to be the
subject of general comment, A cargo of
freshly stolen Africans was Landed on the
coast of Georgia, and distributed among
the planters, who lad either orded them,
or were willing to buy Il remains to be
seen whether any serious effort will be
made to yindicate the, law, by bringing The
pirates to. punish shment,-W Wash. Pepper.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21
REMINGTON HOUSE,
Fonncroy, Qhio,

f. B. RIHEEDABFER. PRorR1EToR.
HHlIIS HOUSE IS newly fitted up by the
j. proprietor, an oi,ihotel keeper, known 10
yon oil. No pains will be spared 10 accom-
fnodsie my old friefds srdall who may soc
propeglto give ms . call. The best Of, HOST
hours, 80. sss. f. B. ntUELpARFEl,
PUmcr0y, Nov. 2, lSjS.E 50 80 o,-I
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-21

IQY yirtue of an order Of sale to directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas uf Meigs Comfy, l
will offer Tor sale at the door of the 0ourt-House in
Po mercy, at 10 O'Clock NJ, the 22nd day OF jan
unry, 1859, the following described al estate, to-
wit: Forty acres in Range ID, Town 3, Section 26,
being in the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter Of said section, being the place lately owned
by John Perry. deceased. situated nnd lying in said
county OF Meigs, nnd sold as he property sfTempcl
Harpsr at the suit Of Isabella Parsons, ct nj, and
sold subject to widows dOwer Appraised at $40 90.
Dec. 16--n5l " J-S3.G0. j. v. SMITH, 4. NJ. c.