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fHz UsIox Mslrrss a1sNEw Yorx.-At the
great eonservstive meeting "a New YORK, l,stsve-
ning. the Mayor presiding resolut,o ,s wers .dsr-
- % TIE eject that 10 isthe dutypf the people q
IL North, a good citfzeDsof common Rovern-
nsnt, % sand BY the cpnsttutisn, tsssis, lsws,
and jutiUial decisions Il the United States; that
they prutest against and denounce all innamatory
appeals which tend 70 make the Union less perfect
that they regard the recent outrage at Harper's
Ferry - crime not only against the Stats Of Wiz
gina, but against the Union itselk, and approves
q the amness BY which the treason was pun
ishsd; and that in their opinion the subject Of
slavery has been 100 long Mingled with party
Pedtcs, sad - the result has been the creasion
q sectional parties, contrary to the advice, letter.
and spirit ef the Farewell Address q The Fathsr
o. our common counkys-thst therefore, II il the
duty Of planters, farmers, manufacturers, mes-
chant, mschaaics, and Of every citizen, North
and South, East and west, TO discsuntenance all
perties snd organizations that thus violate the
spsris Of fhe Consolation and the advice Of wash
isgson a-E rs.Ss 80
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D The Richmond Enqaifes, In view OF the
evident fact that separate legislaffon Of Virginia
TO exclude Northern manufactures nom the State,
viii be futile unless the other Southern States
adopt common remedy, recommends that vir-
ginia shall appoint commissioners, 10 meet SINH
In commissioners from the other Southern Sates,
most Of whose keRislatures are In session 1t this
time, whose duty IL shall be 10 frame the princi-
pie Of nonintefc0ufse into such laws 40 will &C.
ceive the sanction Of the different Legislstures Of
the Southern States g1&0SsSt 49,. . 81
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$3.50 In Texas. 80. -.
some day. since We suggested In The ss.r -shst
NE "kealf~ who wzs lscturing In Texas might
- Sohn bDwn's mining Secretary Of State, and
this proves to Be the fact He arrived q Ausun,
Tex, some two months ago, and delivered lee
safe, since when he has been studying in that
Pl.es fef thsministy, intending toenter the Meth
odisf lhneracy. The facts We learn tom the Ans
dn intelligencef Of the 5th Inst. The editor Of
thai paper, upoa seeing articles Of the Mobile ana
New Orleans press felstiye to ALI scut for him.
and ths following IL The subssancs OF the inter-
visw, psemisiag BY acknowledging sis eonnec-.
uon win Brownfn .Hsnszs and Csp,a.. the A.
tdcle thus peoceeds: ~ vlTfeYT
she slso entered into the history Of B,.w. !
1mseaG Cool, Sseveas, Tidd, ssd Ksgi. eoinfElto
Cs.snan, an Gsasd.; se1 they were Stationed Tor
.snsy "a .as ffoyi.i oasl consttation was read
eGecerd, - stated. Mr. r. sass thas Brown fhen
in6ssmet him that Fosbes wss In New Yori and
=; 70 q eefnin cesse:pendsnce between
would Ne the c0u1dential cnsssspoudence ato A
evil uss,n and desired Realf ts 70 % Me- w
ss1 get re eosrespcs1ence. Nj. Realf says nat,
Veil. bat did not dad FosSes through Gre y nv
ne bad ben advfsed; bot revealed he uDsftsse ~
Orlando re.on, nansging book-hsepes- Of ,Hi@
ss k.s 'iss ipiss us;ss f,s;
Hy.tf, w. r NcAnsey, Of Kansas, fhsu a : vi.it
= Now Yet. nd the danRhtes Of Wm. Henri
BuslelRh. Ne thea I'm fof Esxisnd, ana cfVes
poke g the matter IN England and France, telling
- .nsag othen, 10 Mr. vezay, Americas Ccns,a
q Assrs. Bsvfsg rsIounesd abolitjonism' -
9iled ncm France 70 Now Orleans, and nor,
1880 - Hobils IN April lat. - -
He aa5o that - sooo ~ he harmed BrovvnA
EaTpoRs ~ repophcsA an notions Of psrticipa-
uon, e9d o1y 1c,eo WIN them beea6se 81 his
eosyieooa that having learned tbeir pians. he
eY ~ ezflz1sz Is De Sos5siss,e "a ~ -
ecuoa which the society afforded sHIr. Res3f
ossofee - u bis Fenuactsffon Of abnfiffooism ~
Gccers, and that he has told HIS ,sco rsint...S
b<re tn.t should h ssmsin out Of The puipits =
1nts.oe4 1nete YsecheA giving bis hot3ons "a
ne horrcn q abelfeenis1n - ths Meth, durirr
Ne next PrIdsntial elecsiou; and n pog tier, n
publish letters. He sssufs y fhsf Is d. ~
nneW tknfs 6esru Smith sent money 70 BrovS !
he heoss oy5.g tbst Snith was coy nissnt 81 III
his pIans5 ct d. nows and fhso3sre Psshsr. ~
bestons Thosnss Wentworth HigRensss, q Wcr.
ccseer. ed Sanbosn, Of Concosd, wen ecrnixsSt
q he p.n. add weaid sustain him VIM money.
ns - sn.s Brown W. very secsstivs man ara
mr. Ks.if mentions stopping n, ca, ceu.tv.
midway bsEvcss Iovs city and ri etoo. ~ "
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~ The Rev. Dr.. d. W.. Cahill, the eminent
lfish .controverialfst, Of the Roman Catholic
Church, lectured at the Academy Of Music, in
New York, on Sunday evening. The speaker
was introduced In some highly cofnplimentary
remarks BY Archbishop Hughes, a. amsn .sknown
throughout the world, wherevvr science was
valued.n The Catholic Church, be ssserted, bad
never been against science, no matter who said
the contrary. He proceeded 10 speak Of the TN
snfiiciency Of Human Reason TO acquire Christian
Path" Reason he pronounced to be tolesably
edcient for this world, but impoent In the things
Of the other world. The speaker was frequently
interrupted by applause. ! ~ :. a4ss ~ So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-20

ID Tima are hard In Ainnssosa. The Cover
nor IN his nesage nys there isa't msnsy enosgh
In ths tsszy 70 pay the Interest On The ssats debt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-20

UThs New Yesk Italian Committee raised
sio So r for ihty. aad s<at IL 10 Sardinia, ana
have rsocived recipe in full and thanks foe the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-20

The CASE or MHs, Doylx.-A correspondent
o. the, Charlsston Courier, writing from Chatta-
pooga, Team, vouches foe the authority Of the
litter purporting TO have been NJ item BY Mrs.
Mabai Doyle % old John Bfowt, - veil az fcr
the identity OF the writer, who y citizen Of that
place, and says: III
: James r. Doyle removed from this city 10 Kan.
sas, and was there, together with his sons, mur-
dered by Browns party, - stated in those afada-
wits. Amer the bloody deed, Intelligence OF the
dessitu,ion 70 which Mu. Doyle was reduced was
brought to this place, when our citizens AZ once
contributed the requiste sum to bear her expenses
back 10 her old home. She has been fesidi62
here ever SINCE and in ciFcumstanccs Of great De-
titntion. She has several suaau children, and hef
only resource for their snppert 10 in the scanty
wages Of her son John, wkese life she begged
from the murderer, who In . boy Of about siRh-
teen years, employed e. the driver Of . drsy fof
comm lssion house in this city. >, s
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cssrs. 9: Lee, o. saee nsg.ssns.s, saix 9,
1859 P1|Dasees Ap6ssw = oc1ss, July -, lose.
cln0iZna yacsled By NEw Appolament =
ny tsJuqref Rsndalph1 lprcy, NJ eemulle-
|dol =: cs{ein y - 10y, Aug g, 1659s
ChpmaH. As&C6nt Q16f1 nfnssSer, At Fort Mo-
soe. va, .ps ~ Captain and Bsevet Ms
es&ei q id1ay, 4thfAstillery, ~ Geasgetow3,
-. ": July 8, 1856 m E1eltsuant Andrew q
1phelsoes Corps of B9cinsefs, at Iemphis, Tens,
Oct. %, 1859. First Lieut. Owen - Solomon, ~
Artillery, n. T., Sept "a, lsSe. Second Lieut.
Hezekiah n. CARRIER, eth Infhntsy, at Fort Hos
kins, Oregon, October II. 1859. Assistant Surgeon
W1. n. Babeocx, u onnexvitie, Texas, October,
1859.
! -Dlsmissd. seeead Chas, ]. Lynde,
81 1afAutys Sepeeuhef s 1H9a vi - 4
1uNAvAs<-PuFses yohnS. Cunningham, II. s.N !,
has been ordered by the Secretary Of the Navy Is
PussH o. the Naval Academy sxd Annapsals
shusu.s M. Cunningham a an efficient offcef
AID gentleman Of cultivated tastes, makes hosfs
u fdends wherever he goes, and such We are
quits certaia viii be his experience At Annapolis.
--o----< - ktlF2
ArrorsfNKNr OF LEsAT-HousR IEsrscToR
Commander Charles 8. Boggs has hsen appointed
hghtbouse Inspector for the twelfth lighthouse
district, vice John De Camp, detached,
-
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U rhe snbssadon from Japau to wsshing-
te3wsss TO leave Nagasaki In the Pewhatan on
the 39d e February. 4E
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III The National Republican Commits win
meet In TIE city q New York On ths sist Instant
to issue call and decide upon The time and place
for holding convention to select candidates, 10
Be supported by the Repablican party, for the
chees Of President and Vice PsssiaeAt Of The Cai-
ted States. The committee consist a. follows
Jos Bartlett, Ne; Sec. q. Fosgs N n !; John r.
Goodrich. Msss l.. Bfaiusrd, Vt william M
Chase. X. 1 (; Gideon Wells, CT Edwin d. Nor
gan, N. Y; James n. shermsn, n ~ = Thomas
Williams, Pa Z. d. Williams. Del Geo. Harris,
Md Cassius NJ. Clay. KY, Thoss Spooner, O.;
N. B. Judd, Ill d, las Richie, Ind z. Chand-
Ter, Mich; Andrew > Stevens. Iowe; Alex RAM
ssy, Mia; Jno- H Twsedy. Wis Cor. Call, Cal;
Martin p. Conway. Kan O. Caldwell, Va bevis
Clephane, ID. c. o1A
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- 80 1eo = san s. IL g 4 -; r. ~ - =,
~ ~ $50: l>Plsb -
- = - se..s = i1lpass fssf IL Sss'SSs
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U08 11ne1A4 oyeninHs 511un1eh -.
dsSttyehs HpeaA1 u RiehnasS ~ Ps, e
- 800 spse,S..s e.. g 6isk1ssd
my 1DouthsH msdse61 015sn6 ~ - -. - 9
seoion. The FneplfH effhe Rfchnoo1 2SSs
yuy psoepey nsplied a., : q sc7Id s1S1eSs y
~ WI ss co11isily rsssisn I'd IS isSlsc3ei
: oeot 80 80 only list 49, .vko sAooN
- 49, = szr'east = ~ ~ ss.ipa-
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SNOTlCE.--There viii be q meeting of the
* sSeockhciders Of the Washington Gas Lighj
Company on MONDAY, January 2, Issn, at twelve
o clock m az the Otioe q toe Company. 3or the
the I'd Mcnday in January, l86i. agreeabiy TO the
lsl3. 10y - - = =
dc Is cot Iarl asa IF. Brown, Sec. /
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DrcsngrsSicnsi sPsssdss-Aasss spsaklas,
bat no Speaker -s,s., srtr

" The Baltimore Pstrios says that the winsns
dsed asd twenty net 80 = r
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agents, ~ have The Lsudon Quarsesiy Review
fbs octohes, and the Moth British Review for
Novsmbes, both q average interest," and soilisy.
III The New Orleans Picayuns defends Ne
southern plaaesrs fssm TIE charge f sanding their
cotton. II holds that whstevee Of this material
may be found IN cotton u Ne laa0ehctories must
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-20

BALLS, PAKTID 90. aa
g OUR NAME - ogR noTTOi
Dix n OA a 4 d ANNUAL BALL
aa 0rOD WItt.Cf.u8,
y ~ AZ PHILHlkM0NfC HALL.
On MONDAY, Januafy 81 -
NoTIgnETIHs zRkINGJQN BOYS Still
Cub most resp ecffuIl, announce 20 their
fn.nds, end the bic generally, tkst they
viii GIye their Firth Grand AssenHs eaJ
WEpNEspAy Deospber - 9 ., Harmony Haf..
Bv ORD " Commftt~~. asftt - de n ~
Tyr-,r EEyEHgtR: =
give thclr GRAND BALL On MONDAY a 4
kvEnlNG. January the sth. isea. For far
By orde~ Of the Counsttee. der-sosfs q
FIEsHT, SSAs n : .c, g =, .s ;k EAST Mash
kE!lOWs' uAI.s- aavy VI d, NON 81
DAY kvESSsS ss.i S:s q a,s. :;
Jon Jon II T. A n,':a'''' ts ,,,.i sr,ss: -.
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90 FOR The HOLIDAYs
y 'kENCH FANCY BOXES AND c0NFEc-

d. the hIses 4 and most choice selection Of
FANCY BOXES AND FINE FANCY GOODS
hfst kons-s In Europe expressly for nv own sales,
and - they are of every vsyiety sud style OF
meuship osunot AL 20 please sli those who wish to
make h6ndDome presents as D moderate cost.
TLsl.sss4 q. GAUT1ER, 252 Pa. svenae,
de 2t1 az. between 18th and 18th streets.
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ARNr PRe1OfIOns AxD APPolSrnRxrs,-The
foilowiag = III g ~ psesDeeions ana ,ppoInt.
mrnts II sbe AHny u the Cnlted States. nsie bv
the President since The publicattcn q & csperai
Ordsn'.No. ~ Il July s 49, 80 - Z
J. ffsnesisss,- Os1no1se Department. Brevrx
econa Lieufesnnt 0eQ. G. Strong, 10 he Second
Lissfenant July q, 1859, Vice Lee, resigned.
Fourth ReRtmrutef Artillery -Fint LIeutenans
90; ~ a ss e = cspsd., July l9:s, vice
- CO. D. Asdssn. 8 e f; So nsss:s1
yuly 8, 1855. vice Hazard, promoted; fCommn1
o. Brevet Second Lieu1essnt Thos. r. Tssssx
q the Third Artillery, - BE- ecoosd Lieutensnr
!slE 9 ssse vies, Asdes,aa, pse63sssd; fCsnp1
Is1lyas,us<6ss srsnasters deb.rtm.,t
IT. L!sutessnt Hy.tt O. Rsneem, q be Reri.
ne1s g Mounted Ri1Gnns - ~ xs1is11pt o uSr-
: vi 80 !nk - csptais, Octobes Is.
Essissl Y Dsbs SO. e Is 60, :,
49, ss:sa g, ei.s;''s; . ~ sasxsss. Nov a.
g. 6 sss S 49, 8 1i5as i 5; s'sI
s, ss!:ss - e';I'! $ ~ u! ]
!: !: $; s 3! 9! J: I; /:
~: 1Ssoca,iss :. $780, :. 49,. q
80. e TX O. g; e, n; Y
escsaA Lisut ys9e5 Z. Iksnf -. s. - ~ s
Angues Z, 80. $1,000 Lieut.. AsekiSsji "a r 20
ne'e' On Snnnay, SEPT. 8, leso. Secoa1 Lieut..
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HIGH FRUIT, POUNU ANDFANCY CAKES
Or ALL SIZES Hxp STYLRs. q. fEE1
Will be opeued at q GAUTieR'S Saloon on
Thursday next. December a, the most iul
sQrtmeut Of Cakes evrf in this country, made
Of the puros and best materials the market afords
And from the Magnificent style in which they are
ornamented cannot fail % please al vhs wish
A GOOD AND HANDSOME CAKE
nt y for the HOLIDAYS. lfI.7f-- 80
e Do not FORGET 20 call and see the fne assortment
n sls-ss. -, : IS i G. GATHERS.
- No. SS2 Penn. avenue,
de- 9a-ao1v bNtWNan nth s-dI s.s
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CHRisrNAs R RS rs NSllsvV SUGAR PLUMs.

CnAIAAsA SHr csxHNS5fEssV. 'Ah fLoMs.
G. GAUIIEK, having isteiy received from his
agent. in Pari. ali the new and most hsndsoms
Moqids fog Bonbons: etc 10 fully prepared % sup
Confectionery line. To facilitate business the va
rious priced Candies will be found carefully packed
in pound And half pound packages, 30 ~ to avoid
delay IN Waiting upon my customers
Don't forgot to CAL and see the fine assortment
Of French Fancy Goods ct 30 - --17E---F
Ear @. GAUTIER'S. No. asa,
de % cow Pa. aF., bet. 18th and 18th sts,
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w REMNANTS. -
,,l u H,vs Sn hand xhiSh We have detsrmnsd
Lots OF remnants Cerpetings,
Do. do. Ollcloths, f'@ st-l-s {
- Do. do. 80 Brocatsile, j. 20
do. do. Satin Lam and lapasks,
Dr. do: Of every kind Of Furniture Dry
Goods, the iast-named goods for Short Curtains,
Lambriquins. or valencias, Seat Covers, &c., will
be found quite attractive. ~ = - !
Upholsterers ard dealers in oabjnet ware win M
IL 20 Oh IL advaatss e 70 look them thropgh. =
do 80 eoStFsfh5f,a CLA6ETT DODsON. !
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~LASF NIGHT 80 i97tf 71I3l-g7 y q
H t'T-~r- OF rHH .zGatf e
@-ORPHANs' FAIR
AFSO0D PILLOWS HALL,

I" CONFECTIONERY.
Hotels, Boarding-houses, Balls, + airs, and Other
snts.tainments. st 81 pc! gallon families supplied
Snppers and other entertainments, furnished at the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms, By
I JOSEPH SCaAPFlELD,s
Lsss Of Bstehers Confessionery, Bslto;,
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= PHILIP sOL0MONe, Assnts for -
Laurences eelsbrstf:d ,,L spen Payers, sMstsopeii
= de- .a-l. 332 Pc. Az. bet. sth and Oh ST.
NEW RAISlNs, I7k cents, 80 =
IN CpRHANT6. 10 cents, Tr4 -
80 - AT ~ l.. A = DEl n WIGS
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THx FINRer IN rHs WonLD -
I shall sxpose for sale on Saturday, Ia n N m
Stall, No: Sc vest end OF the Centrp Cx1s
that has ever been brought % this mari et;HkR
purchased from Mr. Alex. Poland. ana
A so,. two of the latest BkET CATTLE ever
rsuEhtered; purchased Of Mr.. Thoaas l.. Elszey
The stsenton Of the public IL respectfully invited
70 this Bssf and Mutton, fosl sssurs item thsI
III Pnessto suit the umss. -.
{ de 70 s. O. 21oq star No. sss..t tr kMt NJ
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~ I-%U q BUMCHBl.Il. J ;
xAeass - s<s Cssnw efl5tA 81. sd Erynsost ar
TEA DEALERS AND GROCERS,
Have lstely rsossvSd l6s chests az standard Black
Ia; we snd ffeemmendsd By physicisls
we sls yss ssllink tins kind Of IA It any lI
Ssnss Be- oalc So vhs hsxs sssn
TIA gE!I;sS Ssssiss. 0&xSSE Ykcc56.A 1 row.
:;:. Es:a: s; n 81 s:. 81:
per pound. .sssT,.s''s7r q q - 80 6e 81 :
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- ~. . g 1.ACE WINDQW CuRTAINA
- ~ csllI ~ 49, 60 GsSl. q q
s2tn 80 80 Aaslics y e. - le lsse,s :.
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The Cssss;sseiss isglsd 70 zee the Unioa meet-
ings q ths North, but kinks that thsss Of them
selves are net enough. IL tuggests that The con-
| servstive men Of he Moth must reduce their
verbal expressions 10 practice before they csa b
entitled to much respect.
The Istssissses IL devoted 10 csaefs.ional
procssdingsnnd nsws. IS ~ -, ss4 &
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IT, TEMPERANCE NOTICE.-Ths intro
j 8 ductory Lecture OF tbs con 80 to be delIv red
before the Catholic Benekciel TotSi Ahsti pence
Association OF the Distract of Columbia will be de-
liysrss by the Rs NV p. n.rnsLy R,s:!asns q toe
lt-t instant. st 81. Patgtck's Church sctpss 10
commsn,e Ct o'oook. Tbs public - respectfully
The meubs. Of the Assooistion vim meet ct th.i,
Hail at half past and Iuarch in Procession 10 the
their pfxce. y - :
del5-St aa EsEE T. l. KANE SHa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-22
lMtcInper:Aslce.

The following keen thrust at lnlempe-
rance is from The new work, by the author
of John HALIFAX" entitled, "A Life for
Life" How lorcibly has she pictured
the feelings Of a loving, sensitive wife to-
ward her dissipated husband:
have been thinking how horrible it
must be to see any body who is cared tol e.
drunk; the eyes dull and meaningless the
wise lips jabberlng ioolishness; the whole
face AMI figure, instead OF being what one
likes 10 look al, lake pleasure 10 see IN The
anne 10 NJ. even growing ugly, IT.
rational, dissusting-more like beast
than man. YET some women have IL
speak Kindly 10 their husbands, hide lhpil
bruti,hness, aud keeping ,hem from max
my worse Tools OF themselves than they
can feip. have seen it; not merely 10y
working mems wives, but lady wives ii
drawing rooms. | think, il I were mar
RED, and | saw my husband the least over
come by wine, not drunk, may be, bu
Just excited, silly, other wise than his rat
ura self, it would nearly drive me wild
/ Less on my owrraccounJ Than ON his. II
sre him sink-not Tor a great crime, bu
a conlemprible, cowardy biz otlsensualsn
from the height where my love hat
placed him. TO have TO take care oI him
10 ply him--ay, and | might pi'y him
bul hink The tuli glow aud passion o
my love would die out, then and there for
ever ..... ...s.-.. r.-.. .rsg ...,E
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-22
snodoy schoov 'T,xI,ibitiom.

The Sunday School ofthe M. E. Church
of this place will give public exhibition,
consisting Of declamations, dialogues and
vocal music. on the evening Of December
1st. > 'Admittauce for adults, '26 cents;
children under fourteen years of age. 10
cents. The proceeds will be applied to
the purchase of new books for the library,
Those who palronize the Exhibition will,
beside being entertained themselves. en-
courage ttpse who take part in the exer-
cisess and assist. IN procuring books for
the. school, which are much needed. A
large attendance is desired and expected.
COMMITTEE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-22
C. g. A. A.

See Advertisement Of tile "Cosmo-
pol,tan Art Association" Having ac-
cepted the Office Of Honorary Secretary for
Pomrroy and vicinity, we shall be happy
to receive and forward THE names ofall
those wishing to become subscribers.
The splendid steel engraving, fshaks-
pear aud His Friends,''can be seen at orr
office. This beautiful picture, together
with the "Cosmopolitsn, Art Journal"
certainly the finest literary -Magazint.
published in,Amelica and a certificate of
membership, which will entile the holder
to free sadnission4to the celebrated cart
Gallery"for one year, aud chance in the
distribution of the splendid and costly
works ofart, can all be had for the trifl ng
sum Of $3 90. i'' u, % /, ',2 , g,s@ - ,.., a .Ss
The design Of the Association being
purely to encourage and popularize the
fine arts and literature. there is no scheme
. .
Of personal profit in its management. The
whole amount received is expended IN
works Of art. and these are annually dis
tributed among the subscribers. Among
these works are some of the finest speci-
mems Of sculpture and painting Of great
value, which each subscriber has an equal
chance to draw. But without this chance
OF drawing valuable prize, the picture and
Magazine are intrinsically worth twice the
price Of the subscription. a.a' L..
The sixth annual distribution will be
made on the 3lst day of January next,
and all who desire to become subscribers
send in their names at once.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-22

GY The "American Ciiizen.'' publish
ed at Hilsbouroush, Highland Co., Ohio,
fierce and uncompromising Know Moth
ing paper, which has labored zealous'y
against the Republicans ever since their
organization, has just gone over TO the
Democracy. II is hailed with exsravagant
demonstration of welcome by the papers
as "great accession. We wish them
Joy of their accession" But how it is an
accession we confess our inability to see.
thas always opposed the Republicans to
the bitter end, aud we have no doubt. far
more efficiently for itsally, the Democratic
party, than it will be able to do under its
new colors. ~ ,i-f a.->5
There are two other piratical sheets of
the same sort still left in Ohio, which a
''decent respect for the opinions Of man
kind" should compel to so with their lae
partner into the embraces of the "gen,le
Democratic" .e....,