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.HRESH ARRIVAL UF NEW GUOUS
T. AK. PARhER g. CO;np,vo,

usxs ;usf rsi M we'd thetr sECoSD Supply Of
FAIL AND W7NTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment ore OF se csa i sc
and attractive they have ever oHeFSu, MI" at s'i~D
''I splendid - Black and Cord SIX R9bss a,tes
Rich Haysdere a'Lez and Plain silks
Black Gro az Rhine. Polt dc soie and Tanesa
s,s Pi,id and rie'd vslencias
Bla 4 Bo.nbaA.nes. Alpacas, Chali'es ana honse
Rich Lace, Muslin and Cambria sstts
Muslin Gam nric, Pequet snd Mourning Coiiars
Illusion Capes and Berfnas
Cloaks. Nantes and shavis In grest variety
Cloths CsssImerea and Vestings
Fiantation and Housekeeping Goods
81 and 4 Pulled Cloths; Sleeps Grey safinetes
auckland Fulied Cloths; KerssJs and Piaids
Plaid Linseys; tlanneis
Ped and Negro Blankets
fsTa.sk Table Cloths: Napkins; Doylies
MerIno, Lambs Wool, siiz and ehaEer shifts
.,ssspder;s Kid, Ruckskln, SILK and Plush
Cotton s and Wool Hosiery Of syery description
Carpets Rings; Druggets. &C. oc D
nUWN THEY 60 THE GOODS
~ MUST BE sOLD--TO PREPARE FOR OUR
SPRING TRADE. we shall make closing out
pt 90 yis hast EagIIsh Prints, at Icc
l0ON do Wide Bleached rhirting. at Cd
500 do Mouseline, at r., e aud nc
Plaid Me:uoes and Poplins, large LOS
loo yds Hemp Csrpstiug at %;
5000 do super do de, at Is and si3ac
jAo do Brussels do ut 81
Beautiful Cloaks In Cloth Velvet, to be closed at
bargains
Embrcideries in Lace, Muslin and Cambria, will
be marked at very low figures
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Satin he Lanes
White and Colored Msrseilles Quilts
Table Dsmasks; Cotton and Linen Sheetin
Table Napkins; Doyles and TowelliEgs-s very
large assortment.
Purcha sers invited 20 call. with the assurance
that the goods will BIZ found worthy Of thtir atten
ton. CHRISTIAN hATHRop
FRESH DAY GUuDs.-By various ar.
l. rivals, we are receiving:
Back french Cloths and Doeskina
Fancy C8ssimeTes and Cnstngs
italian Cloths, White Marselles
English and American Prints
q as9pw apd Earstol Cling aams
Mohair lie Beigas, Black Aipaccas
~lrish Linens, Birds Eye Diapers
White Br!iiantE, india unity
Linen Ducks Blouse Linens
Linen Cambria Edkts, Silk Ga
Black Tatfeta Crayats, NAPOLEON Ties
Ladies' Kid Gloves, Sewing Silks
Which We offer TO the trads at very low prices
ie7 KENT. PAINE CO.
NEW GOODB.-We are opening TO-DAY
IN several cases of bieaebed and brown sheeting
ami Shntings; extra heavy undr ssed lrisb Linens
and Maryland Penitent,ary Plalds. which We ar
selling at the lowest market price.
Jim ROSENBAUM.
va 100 Bread st.
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GOODS AT PRIME COST Having

" determined TO discontinue the business of La,
rus Shine, will sell every article in their store
at st or less. Tho stock c,nsis OF q large and
Tete-a-Tetes. Lounges Chars of all descriptions,
Cabinsts. Wash stands, 1abies. Bedsteads. Nat
trasses Cribs. Cradles, &c. d. DC. Psrscns IN want
Of the above articles saving of 80 per cent be
obtained b. CALLING at no "a Main 1t.
10 Ats PC LARUS
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nISSOLUTION.-1 Co-Partnershit
~ of JNO0 TAYLOR BROTHER expired OF
the LIST of January, 1859 All persons having claim
against he conce n, will please present them
JNO q TAYLOR BRO
Eiehmond, Feb !, 1859. fe Its
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: o. ss,As3 tdffs.
CisClNNATI Markets.
,Nr4Sxssf Eat rs - glnur Ia In fair la

DArsgrrs or Iss poEr Burns --AUaong al
tue "Reminiscences OF Iurns brought ont at the re.
cent eenteuar! celebrations, none seemed to be
sw.Ie that he had daughter who is stii living.
Ice Ayr Scotland Advertiser notices this fact, and
IN abiding to the nesrest relative Of the dead
bard, says:
That individual is Mrs John Thomson (kli2a.
beth Barns,, the wife OF an honest, Intelligent,
so., While bodily health was permitted hin, iD-
dustrious weaver ia the village OF r1ioSshsV5,
!n tbs vicinity of this city. Mrs. Thomson had
tbs misfJrtune--fJr to her Ia many respects 1t
must he reg arded as a misiortuDe--tc have been
born uuder the 4" bar sinister" Her mother was
Aan;e Park, of she passionate poets tnshy
"a
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Testrfsn had n pint q; wine.
In pace where U1dy cav ma;
leolt.en lay on this breast OF mine

Tho cowden locks of Anna.
Upon the particulars Of that unhappy amour II
needs not that We should make anything Ike
heightened remark. IL was q pain aud z sorrow
40 the poet, in the gathering gioamfn OF his life,
Nhsn as vas ID uIau more si0nsd against fhsE siu-
ming; = pRIu aud bitter sorrow to poor AnOie
Park, and the soutce Of many tear and sigh,
through "a iorS lite, to poor wes B3tty Burns. She
w,s NOT uacar.d for, however, nor neglected 10
her infancg ard youth The little innooent lassie
Tcrs Of otbers-wss taken home TO the poets
house; and fond in Jesu 4rnour-s'i homer be
TO Ter mem Drya kindly, attentive and intelligent
mother. Mrs Thomson remembers her thor, and
her fathers tireside She car s!il recall his form
and fsstures. and his glowing dark eyes, although
he was then filling into the scar aud yell " leaf
aud that befJre half bis harvest was gathered.
Bss:y Burns continued after her father g death TO
be n msmber Of the family.
Jld .ius from the bssI authenticated portraits,
We nave no hesitation in saying that Mrs. Thom-
con more closely resembles her illustrious father
than any OF his other children. We have been in
company with two OF the poets sons We have
seen Mrs. Begg, the poets sister, and one OF her
dsu shters; tut none OF them at all approach SO
closely IN resemblance to the bard as Mrs. rhom-
xon aud her family. The eldes, son lie living fac
:,r,te aud possesses uncomfortable share OF his
graadlsshsc's spirit aud genius. Mrs. Thomson
Is aoH wearing towards tbs threescoro aud ten
sad is, consequently, waxing helpless aud ffail.-
per hnsbaod s several years her senior. ADD, il
GoaseGnence of cec.iuing health, is now unable TO
pursus hia ordinary vocation.
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RICHMOND, January /, 1859.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED have Ibis Ia,

THE UNDERSIGNED have this da,
= associated themselves together under the q, a
aud style Of JOHNSON 4 fR0EHEAhT for ca,
purpose Of conducting . General Grocery Commits
the largo granite front house on Cary street. lor
merly occupied by JIM. Conrad, second door abov,
vfrsinia street
They viii always keep on hand the best sssor
ment Of Groceries, Liquors. &C.. which they viii
furnsh 20 tho trade at the lowest prices By stTc,
attention 70 business they hope 20 receive liberal
share Of patronage. b. J. JOHNSON,
Late Of the firm OF Dibrell q johnson.
BAT. TkuEHEARf
in Its Late Of Dapyiile Va.
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BARGAINS In DRY GOOpS--We are
~ opening to-day loo pieces new aud neat styles
OF Merrimsck Prints. Also, good quality Shirtinzs
and sheetings. with many other new goods, all Of
which offer worry cheap.
Zee j MILLHISER b BBO.
T INEN GOODS LINEN GOODS =
- Persons IL want of Table Cloths, Napkins
Towels, Linen Sheetin2s, and many ether Linen
Goods will ind large assortment, and very low, at
| fs2 j MILLHISER Il BROS.
| WHITE GOODS AND EMBROlDE-
! w RlsS.-To reduce stock in these goois We
are Cferng Inducements to ladies in want Of suc b.
fe3 hILLtlISEh BRO.
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SIN returning my thanks TO The public foI
the liberal patronage bestowed on the late rm o.
KELLY Il MASON. would also respectfully ash
of our friends ard patrons continuation of their
custom 10 my late partuer, Mr. Masop, assuring
them tnat fair dealing is his motto and his HAL EST
aim TO give entire satisfaction to ali who may favor
him with call for anything In his line of bnsiuess
TO 2-2w @. NJ. KELLY.
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T 0Tb FOR LEASE, UPON ACCOM-
IL MODATING TERMs.-Three valuable build
ing lots on Carv street. mar Shockoe Creek, be- ides
a nuB,ber of desirable hUts on Church Hill, In the
vicinity Of the Old Church. Apply 10
iae,-dim VEN LEV. TAYLOR 4 CO.
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HUGH A WATT
Decamber 22d. less. Ia

TRON.--We are receiving per ship her-
4 mine, from Iiy srpooi, a large stock of COMMON
leeted for rs by az -n ic Liverpool OF the ost
proved brands. he assortm sut is c imposed Of
Flat, IL und and Square Bars, of sli sizes; Bands:
Heaps; Sheete; uvals; Half Round; stlts' best
Horseshoe. and Bsgnalra Shaft g Iioa.
We have Gls0 q complete assortment Of NWEoES
BAR IRON, RU %stA SHEET, NORWAY NAIL
hODS and BLESTERED STEEL, to which we call
the a. ention OF the trade Parties wishing to bny
sssorrments of IrJn. will do we'll to call and am
inc cur stock.
"a
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S DIES.-Received. and opened this morn
ing fine assortne Mt of Ladies Shoes and Caters
embracing 80
Thick and thin soIed Caters, with and without
heels
out heels
Thick soied cid Boots. with heels
Double .oled Patent Leather foxed heel Congress
Caters
Thick and thin soled Congress Caters. with and
without heels
& fd and Morocco Slippers with and without heels
Oyershoes with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled Caters
White i'd Slippers, with heels
White Aid Slippers without heels
Together with almost every other style usually cali
ed for.
Ladies are respectfully invited TO call at No. IS
Main street, two doors above Messrs T. Z. Price d
Co., and supply themselves.
no II JOHN G PAGE. JR.
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JULIUS BOBsoN Collector of the City of Richmond.
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n ACOUNTRY 6 Q01KE, just com.
~ TO town,
n While walking Town Man street.
He mat friend of Judgment soHn5.
And GLAD they vers 10 meet
Quofh be, Dear friend hsse watch.
And though u fs not pew,
much desire TO have IL left
With the famed BAsTH rio NEW:
I've heard his ekill u past compare,
And ioyins this old ticker,
No other hands bat biz shall dare
To uaaertaks 20 tx hsr."
mine he repaired i, aud roust say.
Though Iitfio worth befJre
IL runs 20 we'll would not take
Its value ten times over.
True merit should be patfonized.
And tduire Tween me and ysu.
You n ever bless The lucky dsv
You triod BAkHH0-BvMfW,
who b "a hal an eg periencc Of - ears In London
and America G fer Main and 18th streets. .oppo.
ate American Hotel. fell
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49,. PIANOS, dc-P. II. TAY.
- LOR,S MUSIC SALOON AND PIANO

.xfkk1nlur. FIaNUb, 6C.-P. n. TAf.
AR3 Ions MUSIC SALOON AND PIANO
tn NJ II 0WARERO0M, lss MAIN ST., RICH
X Y SNoND, VA-The undersigned is sole
agent IN this city for the saie OF the celebrated
NUNS Il CLARK'a PIANO E0RTE5, These In
strments have received the unqualified approval OF
The greatest Pianists in this county and Europe. He
also keeps Pianos OF Hale & Co. and other good and
we'll established makers.
P. III. 7. Keeps constantly on hand an assortment
of the best MUSICAL INsTRUMENTS, and Must.
cal Merchandise in general
Pelaubats superior MkL0DEOES, of AZ. s and s
cctaves, with single and double reeds
Martins unrivallsd GUITARS
In short, every article in the Music line may be
dad at this establishment at MOST ElAHoNABLa
PRICES.
The largest and most beautiful assortment o fash.
lcnable, new and standard SHEET MUSIC to be
found in this Ssate
81. liberal discount made to Teachers and
schools
~ Pianos timed and lot to hire. Old Pianos
taken In exchange for new ones.
Sc 10 PH TAYLOR,
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QURRELL's IRON CORN sHELLER

pURRELL'S IRON CORN SHELtkk
~ AND SEPARATOR h&s taksn over mr.y DIT -
separates the Corn from tbs Cob when sssss ss
without bseakips either. For simplicity, sttsea..s
'"' n~aA's =" 0HuRCu y FLEAi1N9,
las Cor Cary isih sts. kehmcsa.
WILLIAM SATTLER \ co No. -.
w Main street have just received ~ sAiitiep ~
their large stuck VI Artists Assesisis W
scription. -.
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- LADIES', MIsSE s. and GILL;
Z nREQH ROOTS AND SHQEa We have
- GENTS FINE CONGRESS

GDGAITERS We would call the attention
Of our friends and the public the fact. that We
have on hand superior assortr ept Of Gents Ca
tiers, made Of both Patent Leather and Calf skin.
both light and double soles Also, dents Pumps
and Oxford 1iss of both Patent Leather and Calf
ssin All of which We will guarantee TO bs quail.
If not superior, to any 10 this city, and solicit
hose who wish such articles TO call and examine
hem. at No iI3 D. ain street. Richmond, Va.
fe 10 PUTEET WATTS.
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7 EATHER.-600 Sides good and dam
IL aged Cole Leather. for sale By
fell ekINkGh CD.
EsOR nALE. II 100 Guarantsta Bonds
= 81 the James River and Kanaxha, for ssle By
fill DIV pukQnLL co,
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CTOCKS FOR SALE

GTOCKS FOR SALE
~ $1,000 Virginia etate
l0.0o0 Virginia and Tennessee, ID mortgage
1890 Virginia and Ten nessee, Sd mortgage.
eight years &c run
500 MapasSa Gap lat mortgages
1900 Grange h Aiexandrie. 5 par cts
% shares Richmond q psnviiie Railroad
Stock
IL shares Richmond Pire Association
lae shares Vireinia Fire and Marine
l00.shares Lynchb1rg Gas Company
FOR sale in sums 10 suit purr hssers, by
CIV PURCELL 4 GO,
de % Exchange and Stock Brokers.
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1903. = 1903.
fUHN J. MEL L ON - Importer ard
Wholesale Dealer in Foreign aud Domestic
dies, Wines Whiske q. Runs aud G Taals-No. lA
Cary street. Richmond. Va, offars for sale
Ccgniac and Rochelle BRANDIES. in bond or duty
paid
Holland GIN; Port, cherry, Madeira and Muses.,
WINES
Scotch and Irish wHI9kEY; Jamaica RIM
In store 4r0 bills of Domestic Brsndv Gin and Wits
key; 20 hbls Mountain Rss Nhiskey, (nanH
featured for uic expressly
Zine old Peach and Apple lTandiss. from to years
old
Jhoice brands of German. Domestic and Havana
SegaEs
A few casks OF Rhine " inc. which win sal low IN
close ont the season.
Thankful for past faYors respectfully solicit q
continuance.
tA-role Proprietor of the celebrated Excelsior
Pure Ky NhlsEey. ia SIN
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+ GLOVER SEED. 100 bnsheI prime l.lo-
~ v.s sees. MAseIn 4 pLtASANTs.
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nlSSULUTION.-T firm Of KELLY
~ MASON have this day dissolved by mutual
consent q NJ KELLY has dispose of his interesg
10 the stock and debts 10 JEFFREY MACON, who
has assnaed ali the obligations of the corcern and
to whom thoso indebted are requested to make pay.
ment. GEORGE vi KELLY
JEffkEY MASON.
Richmond Fab lat lgAa
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AND LIQUOR SToRE.
Frltklia tetlcscR i5ih end lStit streets
The subscriber VIC q cali att ntlb 20 the follow
ag which comprises ouly part OF his took:
Green and Black Teas II supeI Tor quality;
Rio, Laeuayra and Java CT fss:
Crushed. Powdered and Coffee sugars;
q Melas e5 and Golden syrur;
Butter. Lard Flour At d Fish:
Clcoa, Che o'ate, spic.e Of all kinds;
Crackers Cheese aIu Pickles;
Msccareni sweet Oil and Vinegar;
Rice Currants and aasius;
Rs OF. Hams and Smoked Beef;
Foreign and Domestic Brandss.
Up KAVENAGH
feQ franklin st above lat Market.
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vheel. With the amount Of the prize that each ono
emitted TO- Will be publshsd AFTER every
lntjonalist, New Orleans DeitA, Mobile Register,
Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book,
0ayonnah Daily News, Richmond Dispatch
True Democrat. 10 -
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TONY FnIENDS AND CT sIUMEks

scheoners an entire fresh stock OF COMPETITION
RiES. FRUITS, NUTS, DC. &c Having pM
chased the entrs stock for cash. enables me TO sell
&C reduced prizes. Cali and examine. at No 70
Main street.
FED DAVID JONES, Agent
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A CARD. 1t will be seen by the above,
that am interested ia the business CT Messrg
WATKINS Il FlCELEN. respectfully solicit the
patronage Of my friends and those of the late hrh
Of BiRford Mayo Blair. pied ging to them all The
advantages which are promised in the above adver
tisement Their wants. either person or by order
teution. WI MAiU.
la Pm
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an ROBERT L. DICKINSON, /

8AA Successor to Binford Dickinson Wei AsAA
siger, No Is Main street, hchmond. Virginia. hsy-
ing pu chased the entire interest of BiIferd and
Powhstan Wesiger, in the firm of Binford Dicsin
sou Weisi4er will continue be business, in all It's
branches at the old stand, il the nam. of Robert
Dickinson.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon the old firm, he hopes, by strict and prompt
attention aud keeping d we'll selected stock, to
merj. a continuance of the same.
GEO W DUES JERRY, who has been " ith the
old firm thtte years, remains with him, where, SO
usual he will be glad to serve bis friends.
He has also secured the services Of JOSEPH
SrEGAL, 80 well known, who respectfully sell
cts a call from his friends
All orders strictly aud promptly attended to.
ROBERT l. DICKINSON,
No Is Main strt st.;
z BRINkLEY, of Bath count, Va. ja Is
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AFTER the fifteenth of February, ]
can be found at the new Cry Goods Store of Massr.
WATKINS Il FICKLIN, where [ will be pleased
to sec my friends. JAMES BINEuRp,
January tth I&Je.
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Hfa SPRING TRADE. ~
ENTIRE NgwLND FRESH STOCK OF
HATS CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
ELLETT L WEISIGER
Will open Ia their elegant and spacious store, No
i6T Nam street. Opposite the Exchange Bank and
adjoining Messrs Kent taine 4 Co.. on the 18th day
of February next, large, complete, and entirely
new stock OF floods. selected with the best care
from the largest manufacturers and importing
houses.
Their stock will be bought in large quantities,
entirely for cash. which will enable them to offer 70
country mere panfs, their frien6s and the public
generally, q varied assortment of goods in their
ne of the best quality, and newest styles, and at
prices which cannot fail to secure the patronage OF
the public. ELLEFf WEISlG SR.
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l EDINByROUGH CAPs.-I have

AAthe pleasure Of informing the Young gen.
tiemen aud y uths of Richmond and vicinity, that
have this day ceived by steamer Roanoke . new
supply of those beautiful EDIN BOROUGH CAPS.
30 much sought after, together with few OF the
same style and pattern of much better quality. II
you want something nice CAL early atthe old said,
No IS Main street
RIO L DICKINSON. Gu ,cessor to
Il, g-iw Bipford. Dickinson Wsisiper.
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ass prizes amounting to $4,000
whole Tickets SO: Halves %; Quarters % 90
aT Circular showing the plan of the hottsSie
viii be sent to any ono desirous Of receiving It.
Certificates Of PACKAGES will be sold ct the following
ratee which ID the risk:
Certificate ofpsoksge OF 10 Thoie tickets, %
10 QcArtef "
10 eighth +"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Lower Pom erOy.

Does any one ask what we mean by
Lower Pomeroy? Well, we asked that
question ourselves the other day, and hope
before long to get. and be able to give. a
better answer than we got. or can give
now.
Riding out with friend few evenings
since, just above the residence Of M. Bos-
worth. Esq, we came suddenly upon a
company of men with teams and tools,
grading streets, and building bridges,
while allaround were the evidences Of some
new but great enterprise. Away back
from the river toward the hill ran a street
seventy feet wide, with side walks twelve
feet in with on each side Of it, crossed by
another street Of equal width, running at
right angles. On these streets the men
and teams were at work, grading them in
true city style. sa
Near this intersection stood the walls oil
new brick building, ready for the roof,
one hundred feet long, and tLirly-seyen
wide, with steam boiler and engines
ready to be placed in it for some new man.
ufac.uring purpose. Fronting on the river
was a beautiful triangular "Park" embra-
cling from one TO two acres, and "lots'
staked off in all directions. <. s.I q.
In somewhat of bewilderment, we in
quired. "What does all this mean?"- =
And received in reply. "this is Lower
Pomeroy!" And it is even so. There
stands "Lower PomeroyP, And although
we were not able to'get any very definite
information, we learned enough to con-
vince us that it is the beginning Of what
will be, in the distant future, a prosper
GUS and pleasant town. e '@i'il. z
The site is certainly one Of the best in
the county, with every natural advantage
which could be desired. The building
referred to is intended for Foundry and
Machine Shop, which will soon be in sue
cessful operation under the management
OF Mr.. ]. v. Pomsroy. Other buildings
will soon surroppd il. and the nucleus
formed for busy town. We intend to
visit Lower Pomeroy" again, soon, when
1, We sss hops e learn pore ofiIs promised tn-
lure, ,s.r..l s.,,, = sa,,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Transfers OF Iscal Esaase.

~~-~rT- @eN@N@
The following transfers Of Land were
made on the books Of the County Audi-
tor, for the week ending October as, 1859:
CHESTER Tp.-James Hugg to Mary
B. White, 65 acres in sec. l8; 5000.
COLUMBIA TP.--Ira Wood to Madison
Cline. 100 acres in sec. II; 81, 200. Mad
ison Cine to Henry 7. Lawson, 40 acres
in see IL; $4o0. Henry T. Lawson to
John Galloway, 40 acres in sec. 10; $I20.
Dan'l Aumiller 10 silas Farley, so acres
in sec. ~, 81 600
LETART TIA. J. Richey 10 Spencer
H. Hayman, l8 acres in sec. s; $500.
ORANGE TIA. B. White 10 James
Hugg, Lot No. "a in Martinsville; $3.50.
RUTLAND Twin. l.. Bellows to T.
j. Price, 7acres in sec: 10, and acres in
sec. a; $3.50. ..a 9rw 5a sa galat.
SALISBURY TP.-Annie Pomeroy's Es-
tate to Jacob Neutzling, jr.. i1-90 acre.
Lot No. IA, $72. John X. Sutley. to
Alexander Ables. acre in sec, 81; $500.
PoMERoY.--,Wm. II. Remington TO
Martin Deeds, Lot No. 275; 1875, Sam
uel Davis and John +. Davis to Isaac
Faller, Lots Nos. 81 and 22; $4O0. 81
ScIPIo TP.--Christ. G,eenler to Martha
J. Dickerson, 10 acres in sec. 8; $l4o.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.l
The Marietta Post Office Burned
--Othe. Buildings Destroyed
Supposed IMceMtll;ls ism f.as .g
RARMAR, Oct. 25.

Iu a RARMAR, Oct. 25.
"A fire occurred this afternoon about five
O'Clock. by which the Marietta Pose office
building, occupied on the ground 1oor,by
the Post t-ofice, and on the second story
by the hlarietta "Demokrat" printing Office
Germany. was totally destroyed. The
books, letters and papers Of the Post-office
were all saved. but the printing office and
contents were totally destroyed. together
with the double frame dwelling house
and stores adjoining. 5as
! The Post-olfice building was owned by
Mr.. A. W. Mccormick. the Postmaster.
The adjoining building belonged to Mrs.
Seibert, and was occupied By Mr., Kluber.
tobacconist. whose stock was'parIly saved.
and August Grab. baker, whose stock was
also saved in.part. gI afo .aa vs.
Fl Mr. McCormick's loss is about $500,
on which there is an insurance Of $2ot.
Mr.. Lowry's loss by the burning of the
printing office, is estimated at $1,000
insured at the Etna Office. Hartford. for
1888, Mrs. Seibert'sl loss is 5 600, no
insurance. Mr.. Kluber's loss is probably
800. insured at the Etna office, Hartford.
Grah's loss is Sl00sne einsurance.aa "a
The fire was undoubtedly the work oi
an incendiaiys1 Byigreat exsrtionl the
famesawere confined tothe premises a6rst
SETON, hfes~ esq sg,tt 80, ~ sNv vy.N Gsii