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They Can't Agree.

There is quite q contest now raging sin
the ranks of the Harmonious Democracy,
The subject cf dispute is AS TO rnE PROP
Err TINE TO DISSOLVE THE UNION. The
simon pures" insist tl,auit Shall be dis
solved instantlyon the election of q re.
publican Speaker of the House lhis win
lerg The sother wing think, upon the
whole, it would be better to, wait until a
Republican Presidents elected. aWhethe,
a compromise can be effected remains le
pet seen q kEY G9F g%~gsa4xEY
ou, own opinion is, that if they have /
contract for the job, they had better per-
form4it wlrilastbe army and nayyis in til
hands Of heirtools and accomplices. Fol
it might cost more than the estimates.
| if the Government should pass into thu
hands Of the Republicans before the worl
is done. 30 a....r--. -, ,,
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. GRocERIEs.-Sugar firm, with sales of 110
hhds at S4@9c. 100 bbls double refined
Vcrushed sold at 114c Molasses firm 200 bbls
soll at 47c. Coffee steady at 12@l3c, with a
fair demand ~''+ ''' F' F,s
WHEAr.-The market is dull, and prices
dropping, though not quotably lower. Sales
800 bush prime red at 81 20; 800 bush prime
white at ST. 25. ....,...5.-., .,a.,..l -,a : ID.
CoRN.-The market is firm, with a good de-
mand at SOC. e-. sa .=i aoy e a.-7 q
OArs.-There is a good demand, and prices
are steady at 54c. Sales 500 bush, in bulk, at
54c.e .,aq7zss--.s-.a .s...-,.r.,-. e,,t.
BARLEY-The market is firm, with a good de-
mand at our last quotations. Sales 374 bush
fair spring at 70c. --... - -.
RYE.-There is a good demand, and prices
firm at SOC for prime
BuTTER.-The demand is good, and prices
firm at l6@17e for central Ohio roll and 1S(a
a9c for W. r. Sales Y hbls W. R. at 1sc.
H. APPLEs-The market continues firm, with a
good demand at 81 1902 Is u Dbl for fair to
choice. .,.-.ar. .r... l..,-
PoTAToEs.-TTh is good demand, and
prices firm at our last quotations. s.,T r.
! CLovERsEED.-Thc market is firm, with a
good demand at 81 80@4 85; sales IS sacks at
S4 so; 100 bush, in sacks and bbls, at 81 85;
37s bbls, part to arrive, at 81 30; 300 bush at
S475. st5nsCt,a gf asjaY, 4, "a ta., sfs.H
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~ gs-ss Fts5 ys4f a-a.gz..z
n Lodi township, Athens County. on
Thursday night last, at the residence Of
Mr.. Allison Frost. a. man appeared, and
knocking at the door was bade come in.A
Mr.; Frost being away. the man came, ii,
and without speaking, laid dowpa bundle,
turned around and went out.,z Mrs. Frost,
-on examining the contents Of the bumdle.l
found an infant, two suits Of clothes, eight
dollars in money, and a note requesting ing
Mr. Frost to lake the, child and take care
Of it, untihcaped for, for which service. he
should receieve the sum Of one dollar per
week. The man was not known, nor has.
anything been found ont in reference to
whose child il is, or whence il came. as,.,a
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fH 1E sszD ~
! 1iuruereu ne musryuy- from ms nome ana
bus;ness y savs ~ bfs .na u, what9
,m,. \ IN 4 I, gss 80 ,iS'
"nA NJ ''s Sns pfc'eo gP''sso"s' @
is thsse anothef people ep earsia whose
brisal ferocity ean show y parallel? II
this was But tI,e aet .of di,Splan rufIians
who ;srsst / eva,., co,n nnn;,r i, r,;oh, -
/. w 4, -
oo' ns'- Dus = y " 80. y Is the iegt-
male ontbirtll 81 the sentiment oe the
State, and no pesshle redress; can, be had
Tor hoped for.
Here e ~. ( u ss., 49,, Msss,an3
ga ! psss ~ s /. !. Il, 4 q II y \
lLAND.-Rockv;lls. Nov 25.-We have
one Of Browns sympathizefs with us, "a
man calllag nimselt y ul'em McDopgaL OF
1 1880. =. w d, Y, sssSSu " ost jan
;ns 81 H. 94th ibafore Esou;rp RraddocL
! Of our town; after which lie was recon recon-
mitted. for uttering sylnpathizing ssnti,
men5s etlu ios o,d btoWn. y. ae says ne was !
IL, @ IL. y =. Co. 60 @ 80. :" = III a =, ny
ingi n MARYLAND and Virginia. His wife
land child Are,in Cumberland, Md, and his
brothers and sisters live ~ Monroe county,
Ono' ne says ne nau no iaea o' DONG
* MI ~ e %, 4 ~ sgg .,a
I !, = ~ 7o'r'n Z ' ".a
e o's tYn 'ne 's'y'"e'iie = ere
e'"p"' n.
"lHE f WAY ABOLITION LIT m EMIssARIEs ARE
/ AaAaaD rh;I Y 9ouIhwhsHEkN !. theIslA,- :
wooden nutmeys s,,pnas.d q he an ,,sar, II
of some Abolition Aid Society or under
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.disgraceful scenes Of its predecessor, we
see no use in filling our columns with the
.rehashs
9s The very moment the Senate met. two
weeks ago yesterday. Mason, ofsYirginia,l
one Of the Democratic candidates for Presi-
dent. for the purpose Of cutting under Gov.
Wise ip the affections of the party" in
troduced into that body the inevitable
NEGRO, And from that hour to this,
the Senate, or the Democratic members
thereof, have been caressing "cu6ie, !" and
spOuting disunion.9 This everlasting dis
union threat has become most intolsrably
stale. 1t has nearly ceased to frighten
even doagh- faces in the North. The idea
that the, shareholders would dare TO dis
solve the Union IS inefably absurd They
could not be kicked out Of it. But as
long as the insane threat will bring their
Northern lackeys to their knees, it will be
q
used of course. 5gs IA! e3l ,tgg 81
In the House, the week has beenwastad
in rant and buster by the Democratic
members, to prevent an organization. - -
Until speaker is elected, no other busi-
ness is in order, blythe laws and rules Of
the House. But in defiance Of all order
and even deceEey, two weeks have been
spent in the utmost confusion, and no
speaker elected, Itrequires majority of
all the members TO elect. There area6out
seventy five regular pro-slavery Admins
'tration Democrats, few timber. backed
Douglas Democrats, eight anti Lecompton
Democrats, and twenty, or 30, Americans.
The Republicans, on the meeting Of Con-
gress lacked six ofHa clear majority over
all these odds and ends Of parties and fac
lions. But it has been pretty generally
understood that, enough of the anti Lee
compton Democrats would finally unite
with the Republicans 10 elect Sherman.
To prevent this. and in hope of uniling the
above named factions, the Democrats have
spent the two weeks in the most outrageous
abuse ofSherman aud the Republicans
Here, as in the Senate, the most insult.
ing threats of disuniop have been poured
out from day to day by Southern, Demo
Gratis. Their Northern accomplices have
sat silently by, and given their countenance
to these p!otters OF treason. At last,
Vallandigham, Of Ohio, perhaps the most
uuscrupulpus demagogue and servile
dough.face in the House, thought he saw
a chance to iagratiate himself in theiavors
Of his master by an unexampled exhibition
Eof flunkyism, and so he splurged off dis
union speech. According 70 this gentle-
man, the Republican members Of Congress,
l"were not only unfit to hold office. but
were unfit to live. ""'!8H5' 1s.f'T isal q -
Ills SerVilty was so base that 1t won
from the. Southern men what he had al
ready obtained from the North, their un7
disguised contempt. Itaso far disguised
the better -pSft Of his own party, that
Schwartz and Hickman, Of Penn, and
.Haskins, ofN.g ", manly and independent
Democrats. promptly announced their
purpose to vote for Mr.. Sherman, The Re-
publican candidate for speaker. This an
nouncement was received with applause by
the audience, in the galleries.. Another
such speech, and if there are four more true
men in the Democratic party, Sherman
will be speaker. -, ~ 49,, ~,
!
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WAsHINGToN, Dec, l6. 4,
1, The House has taken two more ballots
for Speaker with the following results
Seventh ballot. Sherman &c. Bocock So.
Gilmer SO. scattering 9, Gilmer with
drawn. 9th ballot, Sherman Ill, Bo-
cock 83. BoteIer Is, scattering 8. IA
Democratic caucus will be held tonight.
On potion Of M, Niblack of Ind,
it was resolved that until the elect
ion. OF Speaker the Clerk of the House be
authorised 10 exercise the power devolv-
ing on the Speaker for preserving order IN
the galleries and on the floor Of the House
for the time being, under the rules Of the
last House, and that the Sergesnt-at-
Arms for alike purpose Be under,the di-
,rection Of the Clerk. os ss kses I
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Gg-The authorities Of Lypchburoo L

EE- The authorities Of Lypchburg,
Virginia have passed an ordinance. by
which every person found in tie streets OF
the town after ten O'Clock az night is to be
placed under arrest. Should persons 50
found prove to be rsympathisers with
Brown, they are to be committed to jail.
and taken care Of hsSyt 2asr sz% sSigs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-20

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Elaa' io !" "'s = y.
""s 's y ~, "'' ~ ""y 10y. ~ 49,, a,,d -
as ho.nd s r.. !, ,,,,a, ..ard of ah;ao,;on
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fr...~~.r
.,4 yrFs OH DON'T T., IL st,E4
We were amused the other day at what
was communicated to us as a very serious
mater, Il was no less than the, solemn
assurance thaswe were personal ldanger
from some Of our excitsble neighbors over
the river. g iE.'1-'
1t seems that dilapidated specimen Of
Virginia chivalry, who has never Ti9ger
to bless, himself WITH, nor soul enough I'd
feel The CONSCIOUSNESS of manhood. iso IN
the habit Of veritilatiifg his patriotism by
Edenouncine the 7Sleoroph as as an n "inmcesn,. en-.
uS'Sss P"Pet' aa'u P'eeS,as h's no"o' anu
pfoWess 10 se'ze the EDITOR anu commit
him to Jail, e found on the soil Of that
great State, and especially within the cor
norata lir;ts of tbe ~; III yc;tv c;tv ~ R1ason y
NJ - = 49,, -, 1T .Ia..,, -.
w" We, 'on oe''ese tfe' se''''s"'a"
Aforesaid is hali so feloclous as he would
make believe; nor do we believe that he is
countenanced2 Ibv the citizens over tbe
way. We guess il, is only the manifesto
tion of the same spirit which induces the
slave to be extraordinarily servile,' ii the
vain hope Of aeeeiving his master, and
thereby secure some indulgence. The
individual referred to, unable to own a
niger himself, would fain WIN conde-
iscending smile from those who do. bYSan
overszealous trucklngsto them-F. Heswill
doubtless receive the sIav''s reward--the
hearty contempt Of those whose favor he
would win by his fawning. -, ,esr p, ,y q,
r. T,,n - n, J., J. !, Il
M,,,rp,rrs-In tha avon, ,ba, tha Rn
ipublicans, carry the approaching Presi-
Idential election, the Washington States
declares: d.
,oe, AM ~ a,o ~ ','1 no '% 'I" " G,a "' t.
present Union will be- among The by.
cones. The bond Of cohesion will BE-
severed forever.
re- Dr.. Breed, Of Washington Gig, has
been putunder bonds of 81, ,5uo. and sure
ties in 4 like amount, for uttering sediliols
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-20

Is 1t So.

There isa report town that one ofoul
citizens. a German stone mason, who .went
10 Charleston, Va, some time since to
work, is in Jail there on The, charge of "Ab-
.oltionism." We do not know whether
the report is true or not, but it is current
among his friends here. Some steps
ought to be taken 10 ascertain the fact and
have him released. We presume there
would be no difficulty in his case as the
suspicion is, wholly groundless. l1 ,r,
Il OF course there are but few of our chi,
.zens who could, with safety,sgo there TO
,tnakeithe necessary Investigations and ex-
plantations. 1t would not do for Repub.
.lican Or Douglas Democrat to 60. But
we believe there ave very few of the un-
tainted stripe Of Democracy still left in
this county, who woull sbs as'a sd. IN
Charleston as "contented slave" ."do Per-
haps one Of these might be induced to go.
Or possibly certificate from our, worthy
Deputy Marshal that the Individual in
question has no lainteof Republicanism
about him, would procure his discharge,
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Z Dec 2O-n5I-jt p CINCINNATI, o
I.TT77IT " AN oRDINANCE.

a. AIN OhDINANCE.
Section l. BE it ordaiaed Jy the Toa7, Cum
L tn of the Incorporated Village of liiddlport
Meigs County, Ohio, That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons to yeiid rssh within
the corporate limits Of said Town amy 3spiritu-
Gus, vinous or malt liquors, ale or beer, or any
preparations or mixture of the same, except for
medical purposes, and on the written prescrip- 4
tion of a practicing physician. ~ ssg .sgg.s
s SEC, 2. That every person vending liquors, I
spirituous yinous, malt ale or beer, mixtures,
or preparations of the same shall keep, o book,
in which he or she shall enter the name Of the
person to whom and the amount sold, and the
name of the physician ordering tho same, which
book shall be open to the inspection. Of all per-
sons. Is n. ss8 q x 4lsss
!, SEQ 8. That any person or persons found
guilty Of violating any Of the provisions Of this
ordinance, shall, onsconyiction thereof, be fined
in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars, and on
refusal or neglect to pay said fine, shall be COM
mitted to the jail Of the county there to remain
until the fine ami costs are paid, or the same be
secured to the satisfaction Of the Mayor or 9TH
Eerwise discharged by due process Of law.
se SEC A. The Mayor of the Town Of Middleport
is hereby required upon view or coInplaintup
oath or affirmation, charging any person with 4
IA violation Of this ordinance, to issue warrant
to bring the accused before him, and shall in
quire into the truth of the accusation, and If
found guilty shall enforce the penalty Of this ;
ordinance as provided for in section 3D..
"a SEC. g.. This ordinance to take effect and be
p, .lts s, ss,s a's q. 4 !. r HUGO, Mayor. I, \
R.Dowsrso, Recorder. 40 n sas s5s-sl
saA ssAsa 81 SsiAg ss4a- az ,Sa8 ,stsssssafeS ss
n OTICE.-The Board Of Directors of the
..sslla g
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/. SPECIAL NOTICES..

EE- Prot g, Brandstattner, tenders lis
servicesto the communityas teacher on the
Piano and Melodeon. Satisfactory refer
ences Of lis ability to instruct will be given
upon application. Residence on Back
street, near.the ME-. Church, Pomeroy.
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DR. Rop.cK,s THEoRy AND PRAoref. would seem
that DR.. Robaek's Scandinavian Remedies have
iaken the highest rank among the standard medi-
eines Of the day His theory IS, that in whatever
GA disease may show ITSELF its roots are in the blood
Hence his famous iwedsh seuratives. the Blood Po4
rifer nndthe Bod Pills are designed 10 actspeeif
ieaily upon the sanguineous huid One thing cannot
be disputed they produce most salutary effects
in apparently hopeless cases. Individuals who have
suffered for years from dyspepsia, scrofala erupons
Of tho skin, bronchitis, asthma, general prostration
liver rcomplaint. rheumatiss, neuralgas and many
other distressing maladies report themselses, oyer
theirown Signatures, radicaliy cured By course
Of these Remedies. The claims Of DR.. Roback's adj
yertisements aretherefore supported BY competent
proof. See AdyertiseIne ent. ~ gfs 9ss3 "a ezss
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lgnas 4 - q a g.tf1fa ,.af ia
-,est. arr, "A From the saya1nah Republican. 4,
r. Gan ABoLI1IuNIsT TARRED AND FEATH-
Erred in SAVANNAH. -Sewall H. Fisk. a
dealer In. boots and shoes. on, Market
square, OF several years standing. has been
The object Of suspicion for some time, in
consequence of his known Abolition pio-
cliyilies., Mr.. Fisk's store, over which he
sleeps, was visited, and he was called ont
and gagged before he could make either
noise or resistance He was then placed
ia carriage, andsdsiven a bhort distance
from the city, and, the application made to
Ibis nude person.s He was lben lsft Ia. 6ud
his way back as best he could, 3 His. 6rst
|appeWancein the limits was near the hos
piiab where h, came in sight Of a watch
man, who was so,alsrmed at the sight that
he gave spasmodic jerk to his rattle and
took. TO his heels, not, willing tp face so
dreadful an appariion., A reinforcement,
however. was brave enough to approach
him, when. he, was conducted home, the
most pitieble ,objectiitis possible to imag-
line, eNota spot ofhis skin. WAS visible,
and his hair was trimmed close to his
head,"p'i ~ ,a,a afrsagsa e. ,yaa
r. just look at this case again. Rennem-
Der, this issnot the account given BY lAbo.
litionists. 1t is the account rendered BY
those who committed the infereal outrage
Here is man who, foralL eyenhis enemies
go, 81, J
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the salaries of State officers and common
pleas judges was discussed but no action
had upon it.
County Treasurers are here settling
with the State. Among them is our
worthy treasurer. Mr.. Myers, and Mr..
Van Meter, of Noble Co. s.
A lodge of the Sons of Malta has been
established in this city, and the number
of its members is increasing at the rate
of from ten to twenty per week. What
ever else nay be said of this order it is
certainly one of the most benevolent ever
instituted. Its funds are not expended
in splendid edi6ces, or costly furniture.
but is all devoted to the relief of the
poor.
Judge Peck has taken the place ol
Judge Bailey on the Supreme bench
He is said to be tolerable judge-which
is something more than can be said o.
his colleagues.
| JERE WILLIAMS.
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Tho Reason of IT.

The Republican members of Congress
excuse their vote on the admission of Or
egon on the ground that its constitution
prohibits the emigration of free negroes
into the State. The Topeka constitution
Was precisely similar in this partic-
nlar. and yet it was made by the Repub-
licans Of Kansas, and was approved by
these same members of Congress. Can
they givo any reason why free negroes
should be kept out of Kansas and not out
Of Oregoui The question was submitted
separately to the people of Oregon, and a
large majority voted for prohibition.
Hhe true cause Of their opposition was,
that the admission Of Oregon gives the
Democrats representative and two Sen.
arors in Congress. Before such an oh.
lection as this all their brotherly affection
for the negro vanishes. aA 2.
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DUFF'S COLLEGE, CORNER OF THIRD
AND MARKET SITS, Pittsburg. g.-This was the
first, and is still the best Mercantile school
in the country. I: is the only school in
the city taught by Professors of Book
keeping whose practical ability has been
proven; the only one taught by penman
of any reputation, the only one 70 the west
taught by detector ofcounterfeit money,
in which the public have any confidence.
For nine years several of the ablest men,
bers of the Pittsburg bar have lectured
regularly every week upon Commercial
Lay. Mr.. Duncan's Penmanship has not
been equalled by any writer in the city fol
the last two years. His competitors arc
are said to be keeping up appearances by
circulating engravings as their penman
ship. 3-9 ,2e9.- ? u" .'-'
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Loving for Money.

Marrying for money has been the busi-
ness ofa part ofmapkind ever since their
Was any money to marry for; but loving
oEEeward is something not quite so well
known. Two instances of the latter are
now upon record--one fable and the
othsr. . reality. ss a9s : ;
"A man once on q time was reduced to
extreme poverty. His friends all left him
and at length dis hog impelled by hunger
LETT him also. But a faithful cat still re.
NAMED with him. Seeing her fidelity, be
teok hsE upiaIdr caressing her. gave hel
fslastcrumb nof breads "Ab, - said the
cif f'esgsrly, II thought I smelt that crust
a6d sefzing il inmediately fed. ,.5e q.
TIE Republicans eoursed the negro du,
ring the Kansas troubles like "a lover WOO
ing his mistress That operation paid
cash doxa,..i But in admitting Oregon
they got no Offices, and they abandoned
the poor darkey to his fate n; -a51s. F.a
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THE MAN WITH THE NIsIBLEHEARr.
Mr. Groux, the man who wears his heart
more trahsparently than Hamlet lsctursd
at Washington City day or two aso.-
-, ~ .rfffslf loRg fs IA tt~as IL
The Star asaysil Of lsd9g sssgs aohs CIT
Upon exposing his chest to illustrate
his remarks, the sternum or breastIbone
appeared to be absent and in its place .
fissure, extending from the collar bone
down to the lower margin of.the chest In
which appeared a pulsating tumor % large
as a small egg. The-opsning 10 bound by
firm margin of bony substance, and cover
with the skim By making various arsicI
ulations. the effects of muscular contrsc.
tion in dilating the opening and spproxi-
mating its edges, were clearly and iDstFscs
lively displayed. In the normalstate, the
fssure was one and half inches wide, but
by the action of the muscle of the chest
it is increased at its upper extremity -
two and half inches. Mr. ar0uxsis .
young man, probably not moro than itwsl-
ty-eight years of age, Of rather delicAts
frame, and is a native OF, Hamburg he
has been lecturing aud exhibiting absfers
the medical bodies of Europe.i Since his
arrival in the United States, he has visited
the cities Of New York, Boston, and Bal
timere, and is now on his way South. n
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Take Notice, Everybody.

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tors of this paper, having sold his interest
in it to HENRY r. WEST, it becomes ne
cessary that all debts due the firm of
NORRIS 4 WILLIAMS should be paid at
once. All persons, therefore, who may
he indebted to the firm for subscription,
advertisement or job work will be expected
to pay up as soon as possible. Bills will
be made out at once and presented, and il
islhoped that allpersons will be prepared
TO cash them at once. cs
The editorial department of the paper
will remain as it has been for some years
past, under the exclusive control of Mr.
WILLIAMs. Ie saoe @
The style of the new firm is WILLIAals
Il WEST. sIt (f) 4. 20