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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27
transfers of lte.,l Estate.

The following transfers of Land were
made on the books Of the County Audi
tor for the week ending September "a:
BEDFORD Tp.-Thos. Singers to Henry
Wandling, III acres in sec. ]; $1,000.
CHESTER TP.-Lafayette Mitchell to
VIM. Cook, lot No. and addition thereto;
$3.50. ]. j. NJ. Dickey to John Bell, 90
acres in sec. 1; 81 .450
COLUMBIA TP.-Ira Wood to Madison
Cline, 1870 acres in sec. IL; 81 goo. Mad
ison Cline TO Henry 4. Lawson, 40 acres
in sec. ll;$4oo. Henry I. Lawson to
John Galloway. 40 acres in sec. 10; $l2o.
OLIVE TP.-Josiah Curtis 70 Walter
Curtis. 100 acres in sec. %; $4o0.
SALEM TP.-Jobn Davis to John Bar
rett, 40 acres in sec. 81; $3.50. R. G.
Grant to Samuel Vale, III acres in sec. 29;
$3.50. tas
.PoMERoY. Ralston to Nathaniel
Simpson, Lot No. 104; 81, 200. Nathaniel
Simpson to Valentine Duttenhafer, Lot
No. 104; 81, 200.
Scrpro TP.-Wm and Milo Kirkendall
to VIM. Haning. 100 acres in secs. l5and
2l; 900. Christopher Greenler to Mar
tha J. Dickerson 10 acres in Sec g.; ssl40.
SUTTON TP.-John Singers to Sam'l
Singers, I18 acres in sec. 8; by will.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27
EgT Those of our merchants who de-

EE Those of our merchants who de-
sign purchasing goods in Cincinnati will
find it greatly to their advantage to call on
John Shillito &Co. This house probably
does the largest business Of any
Western establishment. The sequel oil
this is plain tous--they advertise, literally
and pay promptly in advance. And by
advertising they enlarge their business 50
they can afford to sell at smaller profit
than their competitors, thus securing and
acquiring custom and enlarging their
trade, while other houses are yearly di-
minishing and curtailing their business,
See advertisement. ns.a su
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27


ANEoDorE OF Hon. VIM. DENN1soN--
The Portsmouth Republican" tells a
pleasing anecdote Of our present candidate
for Governor. He was addressing a large
crowd up north, in which was a. fair pro-
portion ofladies. He had spoken beyond
the limits assigned by himself, and turn
ing to a clock in the farther end of the
hall, remarked that the time had passed
by SO f1eetly thai he was afraid he was tax
ing the patience of his audience. $50 on,
go on was heard from every part Of the
house, until the speaker proceeded. AT
this moment, when everything was still,
a pretty lady arose in the audience, took
off a thick veil and quietly walked to the
clock and covered up the dial plate.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27

EET The s, B. Swallow, Parker,
Captain; Gates, Clerk-will please accept
our thanks for the many fayors which we
have received from her officers. This
be at is fast ingratiating herself into public
favor. How could it be otherwise, Off
cered as she is, and presenting attractions
to the public?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27
From the Columbus Journal, Sept. 49,
The Late Jacob Young.

Who does not know, or has not heart
of Rev. Jacob Young, the patriarch o
Methodism in the United States? The
good old man died at the residence of bis
son, lat Harris burg, Friday, at the advanced
age of 8s years, and Sunday afternoon bis
funeral sermon was preached, in the Town
Street Church, by the venerable Joseph
Carper, Of Somerset, co-laborer of the
deceased in the cause of religion. The
church was filed to suffocation, hundreds
being unable to obtain seats, were obliged
to stand in the aisles, and entrance. The
street was blocked with carriages for half
a square in front of the church; indeed it
seemed as if everybody wanted to pay
their last tribute TO man who had de-
voted long life to Christ and Him only.
About half past four, the funeral train was
formed, and slowly, sadly wended its way
to Green Lawn Cemetary, where the body
was entombed. The procession was the
largest that has been seen on our streets
for years.
Jacob Young was born in what is now
called Allegheny county, Penn, March
19'h, 1776, and in Sept. 1901, he was
licenced to preach, and began in Shelby
county, Kentucky. as an itinerant, and
was placed on the Wayne (Ky.) Circuit
in 1902. In 1905 he was appointed on
the Merietta Circuit; and in 1906 was
sent to Tennessee. from there to Missis-
sippi; then to Virginia, and Maryland next.
In 1919 he came 10 Ohio and remained
here until his death. He acted as Pre-
siding Elder in most of the districts of the
State, being on the Columbus district from
1885 to 1889, and closed his itinerant la
bors in 1856 on the Rehoboth Circuit, be-
cause of exhaustion and failure of eye
sight. He was superannuated at the New
ark Conference, IN 1856 at the age of 80
years, having been in the ministry 55
years; indeed it may be said he was in the
ministry till his death, for he occasionally
preached at various places, He was pres
ent at the Conference held here the. first
of this month, and his counsels were of
great weight. ri ,...
Probably the last demonstration by the
veteran preacher was at Delaware, when
the Conference visited their brethren on
the hill, in that beautiful village. He said
sin 1892 he became connected with the
Western Conference. They were noble
band Of men, but lie was the only one
left" and now there are none left of that
glorious, self-sacriicing handful ofpreach-
ers who traversed The country hundreds
of miles, spreading the gospel in every
house and in the fields. But look at
their works.
1t is said that Jacob Young was the old
est man in the Methodist ministry; that is,
he had been in the ministry longer than
any other man in the United States. Rev.
Jos. Carper, who preached his funeral
sermon, is superannuated, and now occu-
pies the place Jacob Young did, as to age
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27
GIE-The passage Of the I'D

nance by our Town Council, and the
avowed purpose Of the officials to enforce
itl.has created an inactivity in the market,
and holders seem anxious to dispose Of
their stock. Prices have declined fully SO
Der cent, and the action of the Marshal,
on Monday, in enlisting the canine, for
taxation, had a tendency on the market
which would enable US to safely place the
decline even greater.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27

re- The gentlemanly and courteous
proprietors of the Pomeroy Wharf-Bqat,
Messrs. Patton h Montgomery. will please
accept our thanks for their generous and
kind favors.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27

Ew Mr.. T. R, Stanley, of Macarthur,
has been nominated by the Republicans
of Gallia, Melgs, Vinton and Lawrence
counties, for Senator Mr.. Stanley was
formerly a citizen of this place, and we
can conscientiously say that he is most
fitting man for the place, being gentle-
man Of talent and integrity, consistent
christian and wholehearted Republican.
Jackson Standard. ea sg
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27
Farm for Sale.

FFHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his sfarm, situate
L in the southwest part of Bedford Township con-
sising Of e31S acres This is Of the most desra-
Die farms IN the county. There are sixty acres
cleared, and in good repair; acres Of which is
IN meadow. There is orchard of 80 fruit trees of
choice selection mine years DID, aud In good bearing
condition. Two good hewed log houses and stables,
DC. There isabundance of coal OF enient
two wells Of excellent water and abundantly
by springs and living streams. II is In all respects
very desirable properly, Any person wishing to
purchase will please call upon the subscriber on the
PROMISES and See for himself Terms will be such as
70 make il an object 10 the purchaser. Title perfect
Sept. Q, ls5s-364t+
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27

MARRIED.-Mr. Gratz Brown. the able
editor Of the Missouri Democrat" was
married on Thursday Of last week to MISS
Mary Dunn Of Jefferson City Erchange.
AS is plainly to be perceived, she is now
Mrs. Dunn Brown.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27

EE Randall Stivers, Esq, was elected
Justice Of the Peace of Salisbury Tp., on
Saturday last, in the place Of Rob't Hysell,
whose time expired on the gath inst. We
understand his majority is between fifty and
sixty.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27

GgJames P. Tanner, No. Sc Wood
Street, Pittsburg, Pa, inserts his Fan ad-
vertisement in to-day'spaper. Don't for
get to call on Tanner for Boots, Shoes, DC.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27
ministerial association.

The Marietta District Ministerial AS
sociation" will hold its 4th session at Ches-
ter, Oct. 25, 1859. The following will
be the programme for the occasion:
LIST. Introductory Sermon: Text optional.-Ja-
cob Young.
end. Essay: Doesour book Of discipline, and scrip
ture authorize the expulsion of members, who are
able and neglect refuse to support the Gospels
J. B. Bradrick.
3rd. Exposition Of Matthew, ch and 4s verse;
Or. Starr.
4th. Essay: Call to the Ministry.-A. G. Byers.
5th. Exposition Of Matthew, XXI ch. 81 verse;
G. w. Brush. AZ
9Th. Review lof Walkers ..Plan Of salvation.''-
VIM. Glenn. -
7th. Essay: Family prayer.-R. Callahan.
9Th. Essay: Wherein does the Methodist Epsco-
pacy differ from Prelacy.--S. IN. Bright.
9th Essay: The use and evils Of Tobacco.--E. P.
Hall. WA 40.
10th. Exposition Of Matthew, XVI ch. ls verse;
A.. Kelley. Xxi
nth. Review Of Peck's Centrally Idea of Christianity
--B. F. McElfresh. II
18th. Essay Christian Perfection.--s. Ryland.
18th. Essay: On the extension of the time of Min.
Isterial services. Rankin. a III. II
l4th. Sermon. Hebrews, XII ch. &c % "a verses
J.N. Pitcher. ~ ~. s gaf
18TH Exposition of zechariah, X ch. verse.--E
Sibley. ssi sfG a &.
10th. Essay. Would it be an Improvement of ou,
plan Of Church Government to introduce Lay Dele
gates into our Annual and General Conferences.--
w. W. Chenngton. 7A
18th. Essay; What is required by theruIe of dis
cipline In reference to the ihsructon Of children
E N Nichola - te.s. -@si- 4-f&9 lli- ,4lHft
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27

.EY-See advertisement of Whitmore,
Wolff, Duff & Co., Hardware Merchants,
Pittsburgh. Pa. IS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27

SUIcIDE.-On Sunday afternoon last,
Mrs. Jones, residing in Mason City, Va,
committed suicide by hanging herself with
handkerchief to beam in the house where
she resided We understand that she had
contemplated this step for some time, and,
in fact, made two or three unsuccessful at
tempts She had been closely watched
since her former attempts, and on Sunday
afternoon while Mr.. Jones was attending
the Temperance meeting in Pomery, the
person who had been left u company with
Mrs. Jones stepped out few minutes,
leaving her as calm as usual and not ap-
parently mehitsting such step; but on re-
turning found her hanging to the beam,
with life extinct. At times she had wan
derings Of the mind, and it is supposed
that during cne of these spells of tempo
rsry insanity she resolved upon this fatal
ktPn.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27

ETThe Board of Equalization ad
journed on Saturday last after a two
weeks session. A great many alterations
were made upon the returns Of the Land
Appraiers. The following is the average
value of lands in the several Townships as
equalized by the Board: fa..
Bedford, $1O.27; Chester, $l1.24; Co.
lumbia, $8.46; Lebanon, $l362; Letart,
S19.6l; Olive, 1896; Orange, $lo.48;
Rutland, $500; Salem, $9.57; Salisbury,
$25. is, Scipio, $ll.l5; Sutton, 1885.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27
COALRIDGE MILL,

THE SUBSCRIBER desires to inform the
Wheat growers Of Meigs and adjoining Coun-
ties, that he will give, in exchange for one
bushel OF good. clean Wheat, AZ pounds OF
Flour. Fs s ~ sggf it e4
Persons wishing large lots Of Flour made,
can have It manufactured st 40 cents per BRIL-,
ohal to 30 to the owner Of the Wheat.
The highest cash price paid for Wheat
w. G. WILLIAMSON.
July 26, '59.-SO-tt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27
SHERiFF'S
PROCLAMATION! !!

THE legal voters If the County of Meigs
l. are hereby notified to be and appear at
their several places of holding elections. on
Tile Second Tuesday Of October, 1859,
for the purpose Of e]Acting-
I'D = One, Governor, .it.
One Lieutenant Governor,
One Supreme Judge,
7 One Auditor of State,
One Treasurer of State, d. e#s-
r One Secretary of State, '.,r
|. One Member of the Board OF Public
Works,
One School Commissioner,
One State Senator, for the counties OF
Meigs, Gallia, Lawrence and Vnton,
One Member Of State Boald Of Equali-
zation, a
ALSO
Owe Representative,
One Prosecuting Attorney,
One Sheriff,
One Commissioner,
One Infrmary Director. @ .
Also, at the same time, there will he sub
mitted to the voters of Meigs County, the
question of giving aut hority to the Commits
Sioners TO build new Jail for said county.
All who are in favor of new Jail will put
upon their tickets, "New Jail, Yes;" those
opposed, will put upon their tickets, "New
jail, No' NN
AID also, at the same time, the said elec-
tors will vote for or against proposed
amendment to the Constitution providing for
annual sessions of the General Assembly Of
the State of Ohio, according 10 the act 70:
that purpose, passed April 9th, 1859. Those
voting for said amendment will put upon
their ballots the words, "Annua Sessions
Yes" and those voting against said amend,
ment will put upon their ballots the words
| "Annual Sessions, Mo-"
The Trustees of the several townships in
said county are required to return the follow.
ing number of Jurors for their respective
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-27

GUARD AGAINST FALL AND WINTER FIREsl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20

Complaint, Sick Headache &c. This Ana Biso1s
Medicine expes from the blood the hidden seeds Of dis
ease and renders All the fluids and secretons sad
fluent, clearing and resuscitatng the vital organs
Pleasant indeed is it TO that are able TO place
within your reach, medicine like the " MOUNTAIN Hkss
Pms will pass directly TO the afflicted parts,
through blood and fluids of the body, and cause
the sufferer brighten with the flush of beauty and
health.
.J,ldS0n' Pills the Best X, Dzedg IN ernst
a,,ce In, the foyJoIcju0 (fOy,l pIuiufs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
PREPARE FOR WINTER.

PREPARE FOX WIN En-.
400 STOVES,
EMBRACING nearly every variety known, particularly
r. the most approved patterns just received ana oreu
tor sale bv WM I.ANYON X son, on Commerce street
Among his assortment may be found the iUo~ing
AIR-rIGHT COOKING STOVES.
May F10ner, Water bach,
BLACK Diamond, IRON monarch,
Prairie Queen, besttTn queen
Ne1o World CrHirator, Unirerse,
Hevstone, -ifiass BaHgup, Lion, &c
PREMIUM STOVES,
OF all and patterns now in use Also, the follow
ing, among other;
PARLOR STOVES.
Syicanwitl without ovens Floral open ciosd fronts
B0ston - Cottage Stores, &c, &C.
Bon STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size, together with few COAL
STOVES both FOR Cooking and the Parlor He has also
a large Stock OF beautiful
Brilnuia-ES are,
including
Tea Pots, Cqfee Pots, Sugar Urns, Creamsrs,
Moiasses Pitchers, Castors PacheTs,
Mugs, Cups CdRHesicks,
SpittsOHs, Lamps &C. DC. &c
Selected with care, and offered at remarkable low rates
Tin. Copper. and sheet Iron Ware,
all kinds, constantly hand, manufactured to
der, the shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment is a FURNACE
either of their respective lines will be done
in the best possible manner
Job Work attended to in any OF the above Shops on
short notice.
p Persons desiring any thing in his line, invited
TO call and examine his Stock and prices.
WILLIAM LANYON 4 son.
Miaeral Point, October. 1853. -ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
IMPURE BLOODi

The blood is the life and when any foreign unhealthy
matter Gets mixed with it. il is distributed TO
every organ Of the body Every feels the poison,
all the vital organs quickly complain The stomach
will not digest the food perfectly. The liver 10
ecrete Efficiency of bile The action Of the heart IS
weakened and circulation Is feeble The lungs
become cagrpd with the poisonous matter; hence,
courh-and all a slight impurity At the fountain
head Of Efe-the Blood ! As if you had thrown some
earth for instance pure spring, from which rsn
t,v riyulet in few minutes the whole course Of tl-
stream becomes disturbed and Giscolored As quickly
impure blood fly every part aud leave its sting
i-ls The passages become Distracted, and unless
the obstruction removed the lamp of life soon dies ONT
These pills only purify the blood but regeneraie all
the the body they are therefore, unrtvaled
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
FOR THE coNyEYA>cE OF MONEY

WELLS. m TTERFlELD CO., LYINGToN. FARGO 4 co &.
o. broadway, New ork. 81 and IS West Seneca
-. IL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
Lincoln's Commercial College.

MARTINS BLOCK, MILWAUKEE,. WIS
THIS Institution incorporated bv the Wisconsin or
Islature, Is now loca ted in a commcdous suite Of
FOUR rooms IN Martins Block of East Water and
wisconsin Streets Elegantly fitted up open for the
reception OF Students with facilities second to none in
the United States.
Inc BOOK heeplng course comprises the widest range
OF study incident to the general
Tiey OF business, and viii be of the full and com
prehensive character.
Zach Student viii have the benefit of entirely separate
instruction, and commencing at time and no pains
VIII be spared to give the fullest and complete sat
istaction.
Practical and Ornamental Penmahship will be taught
ysenatcay unsurpassed by that of any similar nsti-
tuition. East West.
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate and
tastefuily furnished.
Students after graduating viii be assisted procuring
situations when desired. -o
r or particulars call on address the proprietor
~. LOWELL LINCOLN, or
CHAS. (. SPINNEY, Supt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
.EFD SOW: =
Mountain Herb Pills.

ARavr we present YOU with a perfect likeness Of
T.zueo chief of tribe of the strange Aztec Nation
,ha. ONCE ruled Mexico You will find full account Of
bin AMI his people in our Pamphlets and Amanacs-to
be ha! ara It's. from the Agents for these Pills
The inventor and manufacturer of " Judsons Noun
tain Herb pills has spent greater part Of his life IN
travelling having visited nearly every country IN the
world. He spent six years among the ihohns OF
the MOUNTAIN IiERR Pills. were discovered a very
interesting of his adventures there yon VIII ma
in our Almanac and Pamphlet
an e.lahshea fact that all diseases arise rom
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
TRUSTEES:
GUN@NrXTHENG:

fT'1E undersigned would poet say to
Of Mineral Point and ii unity that he still
the above business at his old stand IIil street. where
he has constantly on hand a good stock Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
B L. JUDSON, & Co,
SOLE II r. O i II / T. Il Q r. 8.
No. so Leonard Street,
NEW TORK.

DERFUMERY Fancy aud Toilet articles. IIarrifs, n
| Periumery, Lyons katlarion. Deli ghFa Spanish a.
raj, Neon Fun, Bay Rum Fan de Cologne, Hair Oils
tooth Powders OLD Brow IN Windsor soar, " hite j.
sncy do having Cream, Soap and has d.
others at s. + SINtAN~S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
FASHIONABLE

ToABS.-Dressing Side, Back, Pocket Tortoiseshel
- imitation do Buffalo, DRY. Horn, a vIvIAN'S.
1871
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20

Il SMALL and VALUABLE PACKAGES. and Freight
making Collections. and doin General Express Bust
I" and from All the principal Cities
the UNITED STATES and CANADA. connecting with
other Expresses to all parts of EUROPE CAIIFOR
MA.
\ Messengrr despatched daily Office at Stone Ware
House, Mean Il. Il. Depot. 42tf. GEO. W. COBB,
Agent.