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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE

SauTday- August >, 6 P n 7
The market unsettled Holders refuse 10 aeceds 10
the views Of buyers and the wheat arriving is mostly put in
store There seemed be disposition manifested ths
part Of some buyers compromise, but holders hn in
their refusal to come down present
The only sales Of wheat 1909 bEs sl5 ll00 do OF
private terms.
Flour quiet The only transaction have heard Of fol
two days has been sale Of small extra At ssc
Il is generaliy held l2tse lower
CORN-Sale Of sgl0 lbs al CSC.
BACON-Sales Of Coustocks sugar-cured amount 66e
lbs At lie Tor hams and 75sc for shoulders.
CHEESE aye FOR new and Sc for DID, We heard
ofas sale Of a lot to 20 to Orange county. NY
ALCOHOL-Has further declined lc See table.
sALT-Fine IS held at 81 IS from dock. Sacks at9slle-
Mason City sacks II q l2ise.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland aud TOledo Cleveland, Co
umbns Cincinnati Cleveland and Ene and Cleveland
and Pitfsburg Railroads.
Al Sol5i with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls.
AT AIautua with hacks for Ravenna
AT Br1eevIlle with hacks 10 Newton Falls &c
Al Waneu with hacks TO SharOu Greenfield, MeadTille,
Bio Imfeld Canleld. sc.
AT YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle Poland,
Lowell, ant Enon Valley, and thence BY p. = W C. R.
CHAs L RHODES, Supt
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MARINE N WS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-Aug. asth.

PORT OF CLEVELAND-Aug. 2sth.
ARR AIS.
prp Rrfato Coakey. Buffalo; 90 tons mise, 7. N Bond
Prs, ocean, D1ukrS. % cargo
schT Fii-iif Becker. Oedeusiurgh; no cargo.
schr Ou5eL City. sore, Prcslue lsirs no c rgO
Sehr Miami Connolly BuiO; Les bbls st $50 sacks
salt 10 tons coal. Hubby. II a Co
sco1 S.oln Dyes Sanlossy; sos of plaster. G. F.
Bash.
cLEARANC
Prop Olean Toledo; D cargo
Scfr Ada. Lnidiugton. ne'rults no cargo
sc5w Storm, Dyer Sanlussv5 cargo
r LIST VESSELS passing IN and out Of the Lock "i
the WeIand Canal At Port CoIb5urne W furnished by
the Lock Tcaierto D p D05iHs crotaTy OF the Board
OF Lake u icrsriters-
BouED WEST. August 56'h-Prop Verm1uf, Bay Stale
Ga the 27ta-ProP. NiscuHsla-
bound EAST August 2Eh-None- On the 27th-Rarque
Hln-aran s=tTs Buitlc, Bag City, ALVIN Brun-on, Elk
Atheuiau-
Vessels fhis P-t f1r Hirb0r-Brgs Lucy A Blossom
Hampton; schrs. v lrviug, Livslys sean tug Builail
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EUFFsLO PRODUCE MAREET-Aug- IS.


Fleur-AIarkct duh and tie tendency do suWard sales
SD hbls S5s 81 extra Wisconsin md lndiaEas
- 7fa5 50 flrdaubie Ohio au Michigan
Nhvat-Dull nud lower sales $3.50 ia ned Quo at Sls
30 bu while Achigan at Sll7 and lOJ9 bu white Canada
Si.Zl.
Corn-In g07 supply and mrlcrae dcm1nds sales 20 eo
bu a. -aut 20 prm; cargo Of sound, To afrlye
uert week was IT red al C5c
Rye-Noluiaal II lnc-
RsrIcr-Quiot; sales so bu new Canadian II eoc-
Oafs-SfraiIf. . 90 uu at &c
WbiSiv-Duil; sales 80 bbls at 5c Tor choice pkgs-
Canal Fftr-h's-Jnchanged, IS -four, SIC wheat
an &c 0n corn 10 New urE.
Reeeis hv Lake for = hJurs-219 bblsi whsat a5uli
DO: corn sG.-37 b.; oats So
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H. stANDAkE- HENRY " BENis- W MURRA
STANDART, BEMIS & MURRAY,

FLOUR.
We are receiving the following well known brandsof
Flour on consignment to which call the attention OF
rl.,I.ws -
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Prop Oleaa. Toledo; 10 cargo
Schr Ada. Luidiugton. Detroit; no cargo
sc1w storm, Dyer. Sanlussv5 DO cargo
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Aug. q.


FIour-VerY quio' anil urces WI hout any material
canee: tha niand chiefly rthe supply o the pTsSsins
,us f lie local trade; sales SD hhls Il SiSs4sl5 iul
as1Ul * "a state: Stt5d as sui erhae western,
common racllum erus Sa.11dbsu iuf sup
piu- brands extra round hoop Ohio The m-rket eisag
hnvy COMMON grades Canadian -four scarce and qu
n. ies 20 bh ai S56 50 iir commonly choce extra
l2v- 4 lur sci ling IN smrll parcels nj S35tditiO,
Nha-Scarccly znyi hing doing m the m1rkeii sher'
aro rot dsplsel oge while Local mllies lsl,t uo.
n4ta.al dec There sil sumo little sicula ~
demand for ives account; holders not disposed Il
urss their stock upon the mark,t sales w bu whltg
MlchIn t - ana U0 southern Al Si21 Tor red, and
81, ~ iuE faic Shlie
Rte-Nciy DAN - 45dltc =,
coma moderte business do NJ ~ easier pIiee saies
q bu At 7oI5c for daHl2ed' nose IT iaif 70 soo
dsfsin molerae request at Rsse for inferior 10 prime
MIXED western
Whiskeg-Easisr, saics $50 bbls al 2ld2l5ee.
purk-FIrncr sales Leu ibis af SlIlli ~ loI intsS
closing te lalier Tice; Sl5lor pume' Sloal6SJ oI
I.rinac msss: &c. .stsr 6 IS for thiu mess.
Bes-AIsterfe business dong, vi sales OF lOl hbls ~
Il5 y tor mes Is alas racL ed mess; Is l5 81 Tor
.zr mess Eoef Hams and prime Mess Beef quei and
nomiual y the s-me-
6isc lor sh0-l itTs-
B1.icr-Fair demand At I21Iss for Ohio. and ls32lc fr
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1858. 1853.
Cleveland, Columbus L Cincinnati Railroad

IN &c n - -
- -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10 ls5s Passenger Train leave Clevean as follows
6i45 NJ Cincinnati Express stopping AZ Bsrea Grafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crestline
esailion, Car1ington and Delaware
~ =. u Accommodation, Stopping at all stations.
blo Dl, Cincinnati Night Paee stopping
lions between Cleveland and Gallon, and Al
CaidingtOn and Delaware; also, stopping 10
ieaFe passenger a. al 8 atlons south OF Gallon
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby Sandnsky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
. Mansfield. Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanesville nc
Cresins Prfsburgh- II Wayne and Chicago Railroad
FOR Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Lima, Fl
Wayne, Lap0rte. Chicago, &C. west. and East
for Mansfield, Wooster. MaSsillOn. &c.
oAlon and besfoufaine Railroad Line for Marion Belle
iontalle, Sldney UoiOn, Muncis, Indianapolis,
IerIe hlgts, Ninesnnss, Evansville, Louisville,
De aware Dayton and Cincinaat Line for Springfield O.
layton, Hamilton. Cincinnati Richmond, In
cianapolIs TeTre Haute, 81 Louis, he. and AZ
Cincinnati with the Ohio \ Mississippi Rail-
rad for Louisville, and all points ths Ohio
Columbus Lit.e Miami and Columbus, and xsnia R.i-
rqad, Tor Aenis, Dayton, IndisnapOiis, Terre
nnaii and with the OhlO and N issisSiDpi Rail-
road Al Cincinnati for Louisville, EEansFille
Cairn. - Louis, and all points on the Ohio nFer
Coum Jus, Central Ohio Raoad for Newark Zanesville
Wheeling, Ec Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
hallroad for Piqua, Urbana. sc
. Fur Tickets 70 all points and information apply At
the Union Ticket Ohee 81 Superior street, the Pas
senger Station
s. FLINT, supsTintsndsat.
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The Northern TranspOrtatIon Co., o.

1885. 1858.
The Northern transportation Co.,
WILL, DURING THE PRESENT
w season run their well knoa and popular line Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING VESSELS
Regularly between OgdeE SburEh and Oswego and the Up
per Lakes, forming
DAILY Lac befscesa OgdensJuTgk and OsscsQo,
aad Ports on Lake Ere
And Trl-Weekly Line between Ogdenshug and Oyrreo
with the Ogdeasburgh and Vermont Gen trsI Ro1is BE-
tween Ogtensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchesfer
Lawrence. Nashua Lowell Boston. and AZ Csyrsro
with Hoyey Crawfordsnew Oswego hoe Of Thiriy Fifsf
tween OswegO and New York thus afollins ! Regulrr
Speedy and Cheap Route with but transhipment -
tween Boston, New England and New md the Wsstl
This Company having made the most ample arrange
dsnt accommodations for handling asserting and Shipping
Freight upon the plan praceed Al dens6urh quar-
antee the safe prompt and perfect delivery Of an property
This Line connecis at Cleveland with ths Northern
Transportation Line Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line Of PrOsersto Lake Superior and with Raroas 10
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville and ST.
LOUIS !
AGENTS AND coNsIGNEEs:
! Myers, Centiss lotis Kimban. los State ST.
J. l. Warner, Slip N. York Bosfon, Mass,
Geo Clask, ~ Bread 81, crwford 4 Co, ogasasbh
New York. \. r. Mathews Detruit, Nh.
Maiher Co, Chicago. m Bsrclay Z Co., Milwaukee
LocKzE Co. Racine. y. ;. KIRKLaND, shsbOygaa.
Chambeflin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
.2s.n.L
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GnQrauers.

ENG r 1VING AND LIFH0GR1PHTNG
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
I'D ENGRAVERS AND LTTH0GRAPHERS, 9an
Strest, CleVelnnd o
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-04

an unlimited period, to the tender mer-
cies of pro-slavery organizationsI pro-
test with all nay heart. Another iDd'ca-
ton cannot fail 70 excite the indignation
of the country; and that is, the clear sup
position that the project was intended to
propritiate those Southern States which
have precipitately resolved to go out Of the
Union if Lecompton is not put through.
Their honor is to be saved at every haz-
ard, because it is now clear that any such
attempt would bury in utter OBJ
Iivion all who dared to undertake it. Al
all hazards, sink or swim, come what
may, put the Press" down again this
English invention. }. w. F.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-04
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDl Y
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of sir. Clarke, NJ p'
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is uuailing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to "hch 'hc
female constitution Is subject 1T mSderales all eH
cess and removes all distractions, and speed! cure
may be relied on. ,
""' no MARRIED LADIES
il Is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
.nt Stamp Of Great Britain to prevent couhteres'
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females curing
I he ytRsr THREE MONTHS 0t Prcgnale.' "a u''S are
.re To bring on Miscarriage, but any "eheF as HAe!
are safe. ,r,,io,s pain
In nlI cases OF Nervous and Spinal AnecuohS' rHI"
in the Back and Limbs, Fhtfguc Un -liSh eNeri'oh'
ton of aho Heart, uystcries, aud Nhrr- heee
pills will eject when aHl Other means nave
failed and Rlthougha powerful rcinnd!. do mol con
tain iron, calone l. RIttsmony, or anytlng hnr'u 10
tho constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Solo agent for the United States and Caha""'
JOT MOSES.
U.ate T.. C. Baldwin & Co..l Rochester, y. !,
n B-SI,OO and postage stamps "hci"se mn ~ "ns
authorized Agent, will insure oO'ie "i 'o ms =!
return mail. -, a, r.L c,,.
,t,,,,,i ~ - 49, 'ul!9l!l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-04

ANOTHER WITNESS FOR DR. RoDAcK.-Ne see that
Dr. Jean Lcdoux, wellknow practitioner III FRANK
lin Louisiana has come ont iih a str"ng indorhe-
,neut of Dr. c. w. Robaek's celebrated vegetable
,.cia,s the scandinavian Blood Pills aud Blood
Purifier He says in IL latter published in the South
ern papors Ihusc medicines (thc Fills and Puriher)
undoubtedly reliore disorders incident To the diges-
uvo organs, improve the appetite renew the strength
aIlay nervous irruton and free III! system from the
impurities which generate and stimulate dischs"s oi
tho Stomach and the Bowels" such uhH""i'heu
pruise from such carries weight Win H. ahd
seems TO confirm tho result OF our own observations
nr Robsck-s advertisement in another column, do
serves attention. 'm'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-04

of party prejudice 10 keep
the masses of Ihe people with them.--
And If the popular mind was as devoted
to parties as formerly, we should fear for
the final issue. But, happily for The
promise of the future, this is not the
case, as tie recent breaking up of parties
fully proves.
The spell of party fidelity is evidently
growing weaker, year by year. The
charm is breaking. Thousands Of honest
men all over the country, who love right
more than party. are beginning to see
things in their true light-that their po-
sition, against their wishes and in oppo-
si,ion to their intentions, is giving their in
fluence to sustain course of policy that
is surely and inevitably tending to the sup
preston of the liberties of the people, and
building on the ruins of our free institu-
tons an overshadowing tyranny. And
Just so soon as this light and these con
victions become general, there will be
day of reckoning for demagogues that viii
long be remembered. We trust that day
is app: oaching; and we believe such pa
pers MS the DAY Book" while shown!
depraved state of mind and Politica
feeling in community sufficient to sustain
them, are, nevertheless, by their reactinj
influence on better minis, doing muc
to inaugurate that auspicious day. So W
thank the ebay Book" for our text, an
wish every Democrat in Ohio would rea
it daily for one week.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will lie presented to the Commissioners
of Me,gs County, at their next session IN
! une, 1853, for the establish ment OF county
road, to commence AT the mouth OF a lane OF
Widow Longstreth's, in Salem Township, and
'keeplug up said lane and following said road
to Thomas Levesay's house; thence along the
lane to the lane between Jacob SWEET and said
Levesay; thence up said lane to the south
west corner Of George Turner's land; thence
west along the old road to Jacob Swett's fence;
thence north to a blackoak tree, at Benjamin
Swett's fence; thence north through his farm
to the line between Try ParSal's and said B..
Swetts; thence west on said line to the cor
ner; thence north on the line between No"h
Ogden and said Parsal, to the State Road
at or near Parsal house, to ntersect the
said Slate road. By PETITIONER.
Anil o3 IS5S.--ISItH
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NIIElkIFF,S SALE.

nv virtue of an order Of sale to ne directed
IS from the Court of Common Pleae Of MeigS
County, l will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court house in POmeroy, on Ihursuar' Inc
27th day Of May, 1888, at one O'clock r.
A.. of said day at public quito Ty, the follow
inp described la Is, to- wit: Beginning at the
southwest eorner of Section No. 4, Town
No 2. of Range No. t3 in said county, thence
east on the. section line 2I6 TodS, thehce
North il2 rods to chestnut oak corner
thence west II rods aad 10 links TO whlie
oak corner, thence north to the center lire OF
said section, thence west Oh me saiu llne .' "
the west line Of said section, thence south on
said wee4 line to the place OF beginning; con
taiaing / IS acres, more or less. APPRAISED at
Al 600 and subject to the widows dover.
Also 25 aercs of the west end OF Fraction mo-
4, + Town No. 3. OF Range l3, in said couh-
~. Appraised at;Il00 90.
Also 46. 20 acres in said county, Oeglhhlns
aithe north west corner OF lands LOT merry
owned by Oryille Jones, in the sonth- SsSe
fouqtA of section No. II, in Fewa no 2; VI
Range No. I3, THENCE enSt 81 chains 10 hnNss s
thence north 10 chains "a links, Hence wes%
| a. chains rs links. thence south ~ chsihS
"a links to the place Of beginning. aPP1" iSee
et 1916 90. Also 10 acres, mort VI Asss' oe .
linz q noTt of section No. 22, IN fosen No' &S'
! -, Ras,g.. No. IS, in said county; beginning
,vhe-. iLe e ist line OF sad section crosses the
| cr,.ek thence up the center of the creek 10 q
stump on the north side of the creek. thence
westerly, crossing tue Geek 10 bunch ol INN
trees, thence on q blaze line to beach tres
hl, zed OH two sides, thence down the bank o.
the creek toa pile Of Dat stones IN the edge
of the creek at low water m,rk, thence up
the eerter Of tie creek, following Tbs mean
derS tLeleof to Samuel NJ. Atkins line, thence
south to the stction dive, thence east lUO I"u'
| 10 the corner Of said section, thence norm on
said section llne To the place OF beginning
Appraised al $!400. J. V. SMITH, 5. M y
! NJ 7--Mh Sc .Hb.
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Well, what about dogs? oh, nothing
in particular! If you can't learn anything
from them, or their habits, then don't read
this article. 1t was not meant for you
Perhaps somebody will see the drift OF 1t.
We remember, upon a time, Of either
hearing or reading story which ran
something in this wise. Tw0men started
from the same place, within few min
utes of each other, to go to the same point
a few miles distant. The first reached
the end of his journey in an hour; the
other was all day making the same point,
and when he did so, he was in state OF
great excitement, and accosted his friend
in this manner:
"Why," said he, II never travelled
road in all my life so Internally infested
with dogs. They were all contemptible
little whiffets, it is true, and could not
hurt me, but the impudent puppies barked
at me from every house, and rushed into
the road at me until lost all patience; 30
L gathered up pocket Of rocks and pelted
every little cur that dared to show his
head. 1t has detained me all day, 1t Is
true, but l have learned those dogs
lesson that they will remember the Longest
day they live"
care you quite sure of that?' replied
his friend. IL think you will find the
next time you pass the road that they vii
bark at you more furiously than ever. L
is no easy matter to break dogs, especl
ally fistes and puppies, of the habit o
barking. think l learned them bette
lesson by simply passing along withou
paying any regard to their yelping, ant
letting them bark and snarl as much
they pleased. You see have saved mucI
time by treating them in that way, besld
: having avoided the excitement OF MIN
e which the opposite course has cause
: you.'
We would not wonder if the moral {
e this little story should be applicable
e other people as well as dogs. Ii mus
J. needs be that in passing along the journe
d of life we will be assailed by men VIII
Il act very dogish, and who, if they ha
really been dogs, would have kept up an II
a cessant barking. 1t is all right to tre
i those who make dogs of themselves
we would treat real dogs; and the on
ii question is, which is the best way? -"
D. think it best to pass on without notie!r
~ them, and let them bark.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-04
COTnulO SchOOIs--Ri6cS and Free
Suffrage, Dangerous.

"De Bows Southern Review, in an ar
ticle discussing Eli Thayer's scheme OF or
ganized emigration, let's out its contempt
of laboring men in the following sentences:
eve should like Messrs. Sumner and
Thayer's plot better, if they would dis
pense with the common schools. rifles and
the right of suffrage for their laborers
These things are not necessary nor useful
to common laborers, beget idleness and
discomfort, and in time generate lnsurrec-
tons, revolution, anarchy and agrarlan-
| iSmH'
Is there no way to stop these incendiary
nursing institutions called common schools?
! Gentlemen can educate their Chi ldren at
college, and what business has anybody
else apeing their bstters by learning to
read? 1t is a downright insult to our
Southern Democratic Nobility. What! a
common laborer teach his chilren to read!
Mons!rous What use has he with learn
lnn? twill emily make him "discontented
and idle" And then, the right of SUI
fragel Why if you give them the rish
of suffrage, and then teach them to read
the mischief will be to pay. "lnsurrec
tivn," "reoo1ution," "AND ANARCHY viii
follow, of course. And then those rifles
Can't our Northern Democrats come t
the rescue of their Southern brethren
All they ask of you is easily done, and yo'
ought to do it cheerfully and at once.
is only. first, to disarm the laboriRg man
Take away that rifle! He will use it i
some revolution presently! Second-tak
away from him the right of suffrage. h
cannot be trusted much longer, Indeed
!, he is in a state of political insurrection Al
e ready! Thirdly-shat up those commo
schools! They are the nesting places
, which are Matched the doctrines mos
!, dreaded. Do these little courtesys fo
:. tyour Southern brethern, and they will ha'
c peace!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-04
RyOn the last night Of the late session

RyOn the last night Of the late session
of the Legislature, a Republican member
offered the following resolution:
ResolUed, by tie House Of Representa-
ttves, That the Hon. William b. Woods,
for the dignity, courtesy, patience, impair
tia!tv, and ability with which he has pre-
sided over it's deliberations during the
present sesson, is entitled to our unanl-
nous and sincere thanks.
When the resolution was read the
Speaker retired from the Chair, and Judge
Thompson took his place and put the ques-
ton to the House. The roll was called
and every member, with n hearty good will
responded ''ays."
The Speaker shoreupon arose, and IN
very feeling manner addressed the audi
ence as follows:
REPRESENTATIVES, resolution which
! eou have Just passed, fills me with emotion.
! / assumed the duties of presiding officer
of this House with fear and trembling. for
had had no previous Legislative experience,
and was conscious Of no qualifications for
the post, save an honest purpose to dis
charge its duties with fidelity AMI impair
tiality. But every days experience taught
me that my misgivings were misplaced.--
For notwithstanding my many errors and
imperfections, L have received from ev-
cry member of this House, nothing but the
kindest and most ferbearing treatment
Each one has We'd with every other to ren.
/ der me assistance, and to highten and
make agreeable the duties of my position
Let me assure you, gentlemen, that your
names, your numberless acts of klndnes:
: and courtesy toward me, will be enshlineo
in my memory, and craven III the tablets
of my heart. Applause.
1t was then ordered by unanimous
0 vote that the Speakers address be sprea'
$ upon the journals. which was done accord
ingly.
> This vote was something more than
mere form. 1t was An honest expression
, of the feeling and sentimentof every mem
u Der without an exception. For, although
" the Speaker acted with his party i'll a
y their measures, yet as Speaker, all awarde
to him not only ability and promptitud
} in the dispatch of business, but the utmos
" degree of fairness and impartality. Th
~ incident was pleasant one, and will lon
'' be remembered by AL concerned.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-04
4jcW advertisements.
nrDEDICATION---The new Cathe

urDEDXCATHON- The new Catholic
Church Of Gallipolis viii be dedicated on
Sunday, May the 18th. The Most Rev. Arch
bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, will preside
over the ceremonies and preach on the occa-
sion. TIE citizens Of Pomeroy and vicinity,
without distinction OF creed or party, are re-
spectfully invited to attend. TIE steamer
"Condor No. 81 has been chartered for the
occasion and will take the parties to and from
Gallpolis, leaving Syracuse at O'Clock and
Pomeroy at O'clock, a. NJ, and return in
good time in the evening. Single tickets. SO
cents-Children, half price. To be had at the
Jewelry Stores OF Messgs. w. a. Aicher, and
3ichmann & Burkert, and on the boat.
J. G. ALBRiNCK,
Pastor Catholic Church.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-04

OUTRAGE AT KANSAS CRY, Mo.--Bor-
der Ruffianism is not yet dead, as will be
seen by the following from the Quindaro
E. Cbindowan" of the 26Lh inst. 1t will
be seen that Col. Titus is still in the field
We,are informed by reliable authority
that, on Tuesday last, the redoubtable Col.
Titus made an uuprovoked assault upon
Gen. S. c. Pomeroy, of Atchison. The
circums stances, as nearly as we can arrive
at them, are these: Gen. PomeIoy had
gone to Kansas City TO attend a SUIT at
law, as agent of the Emigrant Aid Society
and was coming out of the court-roorn, in
company with the officers OF hercOurt and
others, when Titus approached and strucl;
him. on the neck with club. The General
threw up his arm to ward off the blows
and received severe wound on the arm.
He was pounded and bruised up most
ruthlessly. THUS had previously declared
that he would assault the General IL he
made his appearance.