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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-21

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

On. RORAtR's Sc,&D!HAvIAS h.MLrIEs--Ihc cures
accomplished by these great Swedish medicines
would be Incredible If they not uttctcd by the
parties thens elves over their own namcs. Dr. RO.
back, the discoverer aud sole proprietor OF these
famous restoratvcs, is Eow Preparing for puOIica-
ton his list Of for 1865, with the names, resi-
dcnces etc. OF the patcnts; many OF whom had been
told by their family ph! clans that there was Ho
help, they must dIe. The faculty thundorgruck
They dreamed of the possibility of compound
ing preparation capable of reaching the seat o
disease in the blood, and restoring that fuid to
healthy condi tion with absolute certainty All dis
eases Of he stomach, liver, bowels, kidnc! 5
nerves. skin, glands and nusc >, iufallibly
moved by Blood Puriiier and Blood Pills. Sec ad
| yertlsemcnt. Is I'm.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Pre- pared from prescription fSirJ. Clarke, VI. ~.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable edicine is unfiling in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to- which the
female constitution is subject 1t moderntes all
and removes all distractions, and Il speed! cure
may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suited. II viii, in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one Dollar, bears the Govern
mcnt Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females during
the THREE MONTHS OF pregnancy. Lhey arc
to bring Miscarriage, but any other time the
urc safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal AGectons Pain
in the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue Oh slight eXertion
Palpitation the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these
Pills will effect cure when all other means nav {
fail cd and although powerful remedy do not
tain iron calomol, antimony, anything hurtfu OF
the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
sole agent for the United Stptes and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late l.. G. Baldwin 81 Col Rochester, n. Y.
N. B.-Sl,GO and postage stamp ; ch cloEed 10 un
authorized Agent, will insure bottle OF. the Pills by
return mail.
For sale by D. Reed, Pomeroy, o.; J. d. Park, and
SURE, Eestein& Co.,Cincinnati- o y2lylt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
TI,e Free concert.

Concerts are all the rage now. days
The papers from all directions are full of
them. People pay their money freely.
and sit for hours in lily ventilated halls in
the glare of gas light, and breathing tie
unwholesome atmosphere of crowded
assemblies, and think themselves abun-
dainty compensated by the rich music of
the popular celebrities. This is all right,
and evidences the general cultivation of a
taste in the popular mind for an apprecia
ton of this refining and elevating means
of enjoyment.
But this morning we happened TO be an
uninvted attendant on a free concert in a
hall of such magnifcence that Pixies
Opera House, in comparison, sinks into
perfect insgnifcance. 1t was hall of
Natures own building, with its deep blue
dome glowing with the slvery tints of Il
gorgeous sun rising, and carpeted with
mantle of velvety green inwoven with
purple vioes, and sparkling with gems
formed of dew drops.
The seats Of the singers were the young
leaved lboughs of an orchard, where they
nestled amid the peerless glories of the
apple blossoms, and breathed fragrance
richer than that waited by the far famed
breezes which fan the valleys Of "Araby
the blest."
OF course the choir was composed OF
feathered songsters, but their untaught
melody, at such an hour, in such pres
ence, with such surroundings could not
fail to awaken emotions that no other mu-
sic, however scientific, could call into play
This concert we feel authorized to say
will be repeated at the same place at the
same hour, every fair day during the sea
son, and viii be free. We are ashamed tt
say that, although we have occasionally
heard The highest notes Of the Blue bird
the Robin, the Thrush, the Oriole, thC
f Cat-bird and Bobolink through our CLOSED
windows cn other mornings, the
drowsy god has hitherto held us to ou
couch until the concert closed, and We
have not before heard the full troupe in al
q the gushing, swelling, and captivating
fulness Of their complete chorus.
q We give this notice as free as they gav'
us their music. This is not an ordinar.
puff" paid for as an advertisement. II
fact, it is done without the knowledge o
the singers, and the notice of future con
certs is given wholly on our own respon
sihility, for the special purpose of inducin!
e some of our friends to try the novel ex
pertinent Of early rising.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
THE # ELEGRA PHI
roMEnoY, O.. TrLsDAY::.:::;::;;:::::;MAY 3.
asenubiicnn state Convention.

In pursuance Of the authority vested in
them, the undersigned announce that n
delegate nominating Convention will AS
44mble in the City of Columbus on Thurs =
Goy. the Second day Of June next, for the
purpose OF nominating q candidate for Gov
einor, Lieutena 1T Governor, Auditor, Sec
retaly and Treasurer Of State, Supreme
Cnur, Judge, mem Der Of the Board Of Pub
10 Works, and Commissioner Of Com
mon Schools.
We earnestly hope that all, Of whatever
party. Republicans. Americans, and Dem
Dcrats, and of whatever birth, foreign or
rative, who are prepared TO join in COM
mon effort t. deliver our National Govern
nent from the control of All arrogant Sec
tional interest; to arrest the spread uf
Slavery beyond the States in which it
exists; to prevent the re-opening of the
foreign Slave trade; TO maintain the rights
Of fieemen. and tie interests of free labor;
to rebuke the spirit Of extravaganza, cor
ruption and misrule, which characterizes
the existing National Administration, and
to bring back the Government to the con
troll Of The principles avowed in the Dec
laration of independence, and ye-attirmed
in the Federal Constitution. will unite in
Attendance upon the County Covenions
and III the selection Of delegates, and
through them i'll the nomination by the
State Convention Of candidates. worthy o
the support Of honest and patriotic voters
The ratio of representation will be one
delegate 10 eacn five hundred votes fol
Judge Peck at the election Of 1858, viii
an additional delegate for each Fraction
over Two bundled and fifty votes. In ac
cordance with this iule the following vii
be the number Of delegates from each o
the counties OF the State.
Signed by w. Denn;son jr, and others
Central Committee.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
NOTICE.

III ELZAR NfE, IS. Joseph J. Coombs--
IVA Mt!gS Common Pleas-Vhe said Joseph
J CoombS, Of t. { City OF Washington. u. c.
will take notice that MeIzar Nye, of tie
County OF MeIgS and State OF Ohio, did OH
The 25th day OF March, A, u. 1859, file his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the County OF MeIgs IN sad
State OF Ohio, against tie sal Joseph j.
COOmOs, ndant, setting forth that on the
eighteenth day OF ApIIi, A. ID. 1867, there
was large amount Ul money due,and shortly
thereafter TO become due from the said Joseph
| J. CUonibS TO the said MeI2ar Nye, which said
moneys were secured 10 the sad Nye by the
notes and Mortgage Of the sad CoOmbS, aud
were drawing interest at the rate OF per
cent. pei annum; that said Joseph J. COMBS
wishing 10 obtain an extension Oi the time
Ior The payment OF said money, did on the
SAID eighteenth day OF April, A. u. 1857, en-
! Ter INTO written contract with the said Mel
Ear Nyt, 10y which he agreed that in conSlder-
alton that the SAID MeIZdr Nye would extend
the time 70: the payment Of said money SO
! due an1 10 beccme due, for Que year trSln tho
| SaId eIg hteenLh day Ut April, \. ID. 1851, he,
| the SAID COomDS, would pay to said Nye, in
| tereSt oil all sums then duG, at the rate OF
per cent. per aunum from the time the same
/ had become due, until the SAID elghteeulh
day Oi Apul, "A. ID. 657 and at the rate of
| ~ per cent. per annum from The SAID elgh-
;eenth day OF AprIi until paid, and also 10
pay lntercSL at the rae ol 10 per cent. per
| anlium on ali money thereafter to become d de
from The time The same should become due
untlI paid, that there IS due on said contract
Tor interest secuted tnere.y, the sum OF
So72 al, tor which sum sald petition pEayS
Judgment. And thst said defendant Is fur
! ,het notified that summons ana order ol at
lacLment heS been ISSUED against han IiJm
eau CoaIt on said petition. AMI tne SAID
Joseph j. COOmUS is hefeo! notiued that he
rs IequITed 10 appear ana answer or drnur 10
SAID petition or beIotc mo od Saturday
aiief the 2uth dsy OF May uext.
MLLZAR NYE,
BYJ. BaADBuRY, his AIRY,
! April IS, t7s9 - -Gw.Sa.7b.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
El;Ryss.

Since the recent revolution in Ha5t,
tbere seams to be an earnest effort making
to improve TIE condition of the people by
introducing refo'ms and improvements
into the administration of affairs and the
domestic industry OF he country.
Among other projects is that OF indu-
cling the colored people OF THIS country TO
remove TO that island. With this view the
President Of that country has issued an
ca rnest address to the free colored popu-
lation of the United States, setting forth
the future prospects of that Island, and
predicting that it Will be tie most desila-
bic residence IN the world for coored men
Of intelligence and enterprise. A large
number of young men have been sent to
France to be educated in all the mechan-
/ ical and manufacturing arts. with view
to the establishment Of all practical
branches of industry in the Island. 1t Is
nlso predicted that Hayti will become the
centAr of "a splendid Republic that in time
will p;srace all the West India Islands,
where the .colored race will develoPe into
one of the mighty powers of the earth.
We notice that the colored people O.
Cleveland, and some other places have
called meetings to take the subject ihtt
consideration. They will DOUBTLESS send
deputations to the Island to see ana rePor'
ON the propriety of general movement
looking TO a final emigration TO that conn'
try. We believe the time is not far dis
tant when this oppressed race will occupy
the tropical regions of America not as
slaves, but as progressive aud develop
ing branch of the great human brother
hood, who have an important part yet t.
play upon the worlds great Lhealer. and !
may be that Hayti will form the 'en''"
nu .leua Of the grand movement
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
The Presidential Election.

The Cincinnati enquirer" is lahoiing
with the en- ergy Of despair to encourage
its readers with the ghost Of a hope that
something may yet "turn up that will
enable the Democratic party to carry the
next Presidential election.
It starts out with the assumption that
every Stare State will vote for the Dem
cratic candidates of course. This would
doubtless be the case if the election were
to take place now, but it is not so certain
that Missouri can be carried eighteen
months hence. The Republicans are
gaining strength every day in that State,
and have very fair prospect of carrying
it in 1860.
1t next claims that Indiana, Illinois,
California and Oregon will vote with the
South; but admits that this would still elect
the Rebublican candidates by one majority.
1t admits that all the other States are
clearly Republican at this time, and it's
only hope is that some one of them may,
by some now unknown process, be secure d
as an ally Of the Slave Power.
Now we would like to know upon what
this hope is based. Is there anything in
the history Of the past to make it probable
that the Republicans can lose votes any
where in the Free States? Have they not
been gaining steadily, year by year, until
they now hold them all but two of the four
claimed by the "Enquirer"? Are the
people in the Free States growing less in
teligent and patriotic, that the "Enquirer'
should hope to humbug them again? We
do not believe it. But on the other hand
we believe that the people of Indiana and
Illinois are growing more intelligent, and
will, in 1860, give the Republican ticket
overwhelming majoriies. Every body
knows that last fall the Republican ma
jority in Illinois, on the popular vote was
5000, although by an unrighteous dis
tricting Of the State, the Democracy wa:
enabled to secure the Legislature. On ;
vote of the State this districting will no
aid them, and the Republican majority
I"hhNI idH w Do Ie'i SVIJ lhNICeaSeu' liz
same may be said of Indiana.
The only Free States that we think th,
Slavery xtending and Disuniop party cal
/ by possibility carry. are California ant
Oregon, and these may not be willing Il
be caught in such company year and
half hence.
We think, upon tie whole, tha: III
comfort which the " Enquirer can Civ
E to the Shareholders party is rather cold
s but as he holds the Cincinnati Post Office
E on condition Of doing the best he can t
t humbug the people of Ohio, we suppos
a he is but complying with his part of tn
e contract. and although the task Of uphold
e ing the sinking fortunes OF the party i
Q the face of its indignant Reputation by tn
I people. is a hard one, yet. as he serves
/ hard master, he lad better perhaps
! subservent than be cuffed. All cunning
. slaves Learn that secret, aud the Cincin
nat. Post Master nuglt "a b rs -hrewI a
A. H3sEsyg
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs--FRAUp BArFLED.
The watcr-marked inscription, Holloway, New
York and London,'' which appears every
of the books of directions envelo ping these
paratiOns, is perfect safeguard against fraud. II
the words visible on holding the paper against
the light, the article may be relied genuine.
The Ointment differs from every other external APP
pcation in existence, inGsmuch it neutralizcs the
Irritating principle in the fluids and the flesh, aud
thus puts out the fire of Inflammation at its heart, in
stead of driving in the exterior symp The Pills
operate specifically on the bile and the blood.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
circumstances alter Cases.

VIM. Lloyd Garrison, of the Boston
"Liberator" short time since said:
"There is no Constitutional President
of the United States, but daring usurper
of the rights and liberties of The people of
the North"
To this the Boston POST" the organ
of Democracy in that City, replied as fol-
lows:
"If you violate law of the United
States, Mr.. Garrison, we think you will
find an executive that will make you an
swer for it,"
And TO this, an exchange rejoins in the
following home put instances:
"That depends altogether upon circum-
stances. If, for instance, Mr.. Garrison
should head q gang of pro- slavery rascals
to prevent the legal voters of territory
from exercising their rights at the ballot
box, he would suffer no damage ut the
hands Of the Executive.
Or, if Mr.. Garrison should cody muir
der Free State man for daring to express
his honest opinions, the chances would be
ten to one that, instead of being provided
with halter, the Executive would give
him snug birth in the Land Office.
Or, if Mr.. Garrison in his zeal to make
a Slave State out of Free Territory should
make up fradulent election returns, so as
to secure Pro- Slavery Legislature, instead
of being sent to the Penilentiary, he would
most likely be made Purser in the Navy
Or, still more likely. if .'Mr. Garrison
should fit out a tillbustering expedition
against friendly power, and be caugh
in the act, instead of being sent to Jail
lie would be invited to dine at the Whit,
House, willie the officer who arrested hin
would be cashiered or reprimanded.
Or, if Mr. Garrison should take it int
his head to turn Slave Trader, and b.
caught in the act, instead of being hung
as pirate, he would be pronounced limo
cent of any crime by Democratic Crane
Jury, and perhaps secure monument 70
his zeal in the cause of cheap niggers.'
Or, if Mr.. Garrison" should do grea
many other things, in the same direction
= however clearly in violation of law h
would have no cause to dread Executive
severity. But if he should give "a cup Z
cold water or in any way help fy,n
/ fugitive, then let him beware! The lux
3 ury of such violations of law cannot b
| indul yed In with impunity"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
F l TS! FITS!! FIT Sill!
HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
u ID @ ID q ri l9,
FOR he CURE OF FiTs, sPAsAs, CRAMPS ErRvot

FOR LIE CURE OF FtTs, sPAsAs, CRAMPS
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Persons who aborng under amy distressing Z
malady will and HANCE's VEGETABLE kPiLEPTIc Pills
be the only remedy discoV cred curing Ep-
lepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess specific ncton the nervous
systemi and, although they prepared especially
for the purpose OF curing Fits, they will be found
especial benedt for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, whose system has bceA Irostrat
or shattered FROM any cause whatever. In Chronic
complaints diseases OF long standing sperinducod
by nervousness, they arc exceedingly beneficial.
Price, SO porGOx, ortwo boxes for 81. PcrsoI.s on
OF The city, enclosing remittauce, viii have the pi
sent them through lie mall free pnstagr. For sal
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Nd. 20 whom orders from al p1.ts the Union mus
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03

EE"The number Of convicts in the
Ohio Penitentiary, on the 10Th inst, was
791, which has doubtless by this time
incrt ased to 800. There are but about
7p0'cells in the prison, and the Warden
is compelled to keep the balance in the
Hospital, Chapel, and wherever else one
can be slowed. Unless the prisoners are
pretty well satisfied with their quarters, it
woaid not be surprising if they should
make Il bold push for freedom. especially
.s there will be more or less onf;:siou in
he grounds during the process Of enIarg
ny lie bail ling thi, Summer
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
NOTICE

III ELZhR NYE, VS.. Wiil;am Il Coombs-
w Meigs Common plcas-Wiliam II.
CoOmhs, Uf the state Of Indiana, Will lake
notice that Melznr Nye, II the County Of
Ne'g> sad STAT" Of OHIO, did ou this 25th
day ct March, I. =. lt59. He his petition n
lhc Cont al Common Peas villain snd fur
SAID County ~ AieIss and ota!c of Ohio,
'G'tn4i th= SAID William Ii. Coun,j.S, defend
ant, Sttlns forth, shAI on The leh day of
rrlt, \. -. 1885,, Ike sa!d MeiImr Nye held
tWU irunIlSSoi! notes 9galU%, unc Thomas II.
earytnt, for tie S4ln of So, l4j Co. each One,
OF which had ',rcune due on the isL day Of
August, \ u 1906, the other 10 become du,
an thn lst day of August, \. u. 1887, that
Sold c'tcs were drawing interest nt the rate
DISK !rr cent. per snMGm, and " eIe s,cule,i
hy the mortgage Of Sa IG Sargent on real Us,
ate, that sad W liiiam IT. CUou,lS had, prs.
vI"uS 10 tnat time. purchased Of said hnlns )
Sargent, The lands covered by sal mort.
gage, aud had agreed with said S.rgcnt 10 pay
10 said Nye The SAID moneys Secured thereby;
tEat said William H. CoumbS, wishing to a.
laln an extension of the time for the pavlnent
IT thc said money so due ard 10 become due,
from he said sargent o The sad N!e, did, on
lhe SAID 18TH day Of April, A. II. o57, enter
into . wlItlen contract with the said Nye, by
which he Pgrerd, that IN consideration lhaI
the said Me.zar Nye would extenc the t!mv
for the payment OF said moneys, so due and
the said 18Th day nj Apni, 4 d. 1857, he,
The SAID NliIl' III Ii. Coombs, wonlt pay TO
said Nve, interest on all SUNS then due, from,
the time the same had becom- due, at the ralr
OF pei cent. per anuum until the said 18th
day ol April, ~. ID. 1857, and at the rate OF
lu per cent. per annum from the said lSta
day of April, a. u. 1857, uatli pad, and also
to pay interest al the rate of 10 per cent. pc.
annum on said moneys thereafter to GecoIlr
due, from the lime he same Uecune due until
paid. That there is due on said contract, for
interest Srcured thereby, The sum Of $4SO 10
for which sum said petition rTays Judgment
And the SAID deiendaLt is further notified tnat
summons and an order ul attachment has
been issued against him from said Court, on
said petition. And the SAID William IT,.
CoomUS is hereby notified that NE is required
TO appear and answer or demur to said pelI.
tlon, on or before the 81 Saturday after the
20 Il day OF May next. llELZAR NTE,
By J. BAADDuKY, his A:ty.
April Is, / 50-lJ-6w So.75.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
Cincinnati Market.
FRIpAy, April %.

FRIDAY, April 3D.
FLouR-Thc ma rket opened firm, with a good do
mand, but after the news from New York was made
public on 'Change, became quite excited, and hold
crs put up prices fully 25c per barrel, and this adj
vance was fully estab bshed at the close The sules
comprise 5000 brs., opening AT $5.7CQ1515 for att
perhne, and closing at $59O69S6, and se9o.o5 for
extra. The receipts continue light.
PRoVlsioNs-Tbere WAS a good demand for RHcon
to-day, under the advices from New Orleans, at
G9lG96JSc for Shoulders, and s2ic for sdos, but
holders contcDded moro strongly fur7 und &C. hence
the sales were confined to 10 hds Shoulders at 6zSc
packed and 10000 lbs. do at 65Sc loose, and u hhds.
Sides at s2Ic packed.
Lard is duh and lower, at lie to-day without nnd,
ing buyers. The only sales loo brls and terces
lat lie.
Nothing done in Mess Po rl, and prices nomi-
nal at Sl7.
GRocERIEs--M GLASSES continues buoyant, under
the advices from New Orleans, and prices aga
hig her, with sales Of go brls 3Gc part cash. Al
the close ii not offered freely at this rate. Su
gar firm andin good demand. Sales OF 800 hhds. a
| Ill7 1Sc for fair and prime.
Coffee unchhnfsed d. Sales OF 7CO bags fair at l2c
| Prime is worth l21zc.
WnEAr-Anactivc demand at full prices; sale
Of 500 BUSH prime white ut $50; $50 do prime Ill
at IS, $40 do. good white, at SI.45, and 500 do
inferior mixed at $l.e5.
ConN--A far demand, and prices steady Il
sc@52c.
RYE-Tho demand is fair and prices steady a
zoe.
OArs-Market steady at sic.
! BuTrER-Tlc market Is quiet and steady at 2oGg22
for choice W. Il. roll, iG9aOc for prime Contra
Ohio.
CnrEsr-A fair demand and the market steady q
DC for prime w. X.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03

FSeIIECEncrat-PerSon knowing them.
selves indebted to the undersigned, either 10y
note, boOk-accoUnt or othe erwise, will please
call at the arliest moment possible and dis
charge the same. On the other hand, de-
sire those having claims against me, to pre-
sent them for settlement, as / wish 10 have
my business matters heightened up.
Anrii 26-I7-3t WM. NEWELL.