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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17

1859 sI ~ c0 q 4! =! TIE 1850

1kSQ In CONTINUING THE 1OSO
ssi s 81 Ga sysa' on *: IT,
, nsssrt We take the opportsni.y q stating dl.
I a
and IN conformity 10 the universal shorteni of
render as Ss f.. .ssS sSS
month, and shall insist settlements in CASH, or
oI T not, ,ss at ds az mot ea cssdEs 80 day.,
per cent, on notes Of . d.y. dl:oount q foa,
percentage will be credited to account on current
bills. Our friends will thus botioe our intention not
only to lessen labor and losses. bat TO give
them the beneht of liberal discount for promptness
ard pnnotualit,-sualities as yet not understood
ID Small balances and transient accounts. ICON
traoted under promise to pay IN day or being
hereafter be declined. '''
III. No new accounts opened unless accompanied
'''"' 'n'n "'"' hEv siissa' Ts6MP:soN,
js4soIm Intel 4 ststss.l and 10th SITS.
~ .A' AND MoLAssE-.
We are shortly EXPECTING the brig Georgia, with
SO b nS1s%sf MofHssEs.
eai r to sh Ss
viii be offered at public auction on arrival, Of
FowLE CO,
de l-eotf Alexandra, Va.
MI - DRESS MAKING.
tIlsS MARGARET DYER. DRKss-MAKKR,
Machine Agency, No. S54 Penn. avenue over the
Messrs. Galts' New JewelrJ Store. whore, having
spacious and pleasant Accommodations and in
creased lac Titles for executing promptly the order.
OF her patrons, she invites the ladies to call and
leave their orders
Ali descriptions of Family Sewing will be exc
cuted m superior manner under the supernr end
enoe of Miss Dyer. de % 3.aw3w
n "DINNER PARTIES"
DlNNER PARTlES VIII be furnished to fami-
les at IS, 81, and S5 per head or, IT they prefer
hrst class reDch cook can be sent to their resi-
denoes to pare Dime for them, the mod
charge OF 50 for HIS services.
Those wishing TO avoid the trouble Of marketing
can have the best the market affords sent to their
houses at COST prices.
One or more dishes will he sent to any part of the
city for those who NAV desire n. 4 gu,rsntee 70
turnisha better dinner than apy other establishment
IN the CITY, at q saving of IS per oent.
G. GAUTIER,
del5-eo2m 252 Pa. av., bet. 18th and lsth SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17
OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING; DAYS

Ar WIN. T. DOVE CO,
Whcn tney may be favored m The " ' WIN
rLOAbiN6, GAS, on STE NJ PIrrrNc
BUSINESS.
Psan. svsnps IN street; q few doors north of
80. :. SaSl vlere may be fou Cd oomnJ.ts az
Water Fixtures. "'ne' JAS steam. and
-,C-,c,- -. jas-ly
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
d.; Hysrs hsyIng ggrcta ,ed Of us the ,ol. ,;,.,
OF Colsn ola We would recommend to ali Tho w1 iet
70 ave ther gas. and &c the same tims inc rs
thar light. to cal aad examine the FconomizsT
GkE6ORY 4 GATES.
In the frst p.ace-we o.im that the Reo,ou,,. =,
vii lrod9ee tvIcs this light with the same eYpsnse
a. the ordinary burner. e oAPense
eeoond-that the fconomizer will proaro. ..
msoh " not more, light with from IS 10 30 Der cent
les gas. ''' 0en''
Thlrd-ehef the Economixer saves and burns the
Gas wasted By oil the other burners nov in use ard
mere cannot b, By any possibility. any waste
aIhs Econonizer can be seen At the Plumbinr
oss ana steam FIthur Establishment of
g. n. MYERS CO,
A. NO. oos 9Th street, between street and
-. Penn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17
V,HE BEST CUU6H SYRUP IN The
WORLD.
The best C0UGH SiRUP IN the world 10
hhhTshokNEE,S5 y PESTesAL SYRUP OF

This article IL prepared ~ a chemist and is pro-
nounced Nv medical men, and those who have used
X, TO he the beet preparation for Cosgks, Colds,
Cdtarrk, Bronchitis, HOaTsessss, So,, Tk-oat
yren old, ana preventive Of that Ion Of dis
cas- @, CoHSHmrttoH.
Persons " no sing should use II. IL M pleasant 70
the taste, sofens cears and .trengthens the vo;oe
aays al Irritation Of the thI and lungs and pre-
vents takIng cold.
HI Bottles Is and 81 CENTS and 81. Sold b, all
dFia- - N az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-17
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALI.
H THE GREAT PAIN AfNfHTLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.


RorTLEs IL, IS and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DlSCnYERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CuRE-ALL should ne kept
IN all hmilles N care Of accidents sudden siok-
ness, q. u fresuelt cares in less tune than IL
sures to get a phy sicIen.
cures pain IN any part Of the system and is used
externally and internally.
AZ As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duoe lad Cod, Rheumatism, Pam IN the Limbs
and Body; also, Suh Neok-every person should
gotta bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
SineNs. BlOsd and Bones and, BY Its warming cleo
tromas netlc power, pes ali pain from the system.
Set a bottle ard try II.
N. B.-lf you have q Cough, use HARTs-
SHEkRf-lt II the beat Cough Sy.cr in the
II Jon are Bfloua, use HARTSHORNE's
ANTl-BlLlOUS PILLS. They act pOn the I,Iv-
sr, Stomach and Boveis, Carrying OF all Bic aud
Foul SecretlCn6.
The ahoFe medicines TO be had az a.! Drug Stores
u Washington CITY; kidyell e. Clscel at 6eorte-
toNns n. Peei a. Co. Alexandra. 1l-fr
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HAIR. Tooth. Nail. aed Bandoline Brushes M
H GiBBS'S Hair Store, Peansylvania svenae,
beef iSth Street, d2Sm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
= IEaaS

The Wheeling ''Intelligencer." is urg-
ing the claims of tl.at city rs the place oI
meeting of the next National Republican
Convention. The Republicans of that
city and county are numerous and whole
souled. and many thing, will happen which
are far more improbable than the PROPOSE
tion of the ''Intelligencer." Wheeling,
like st. Louis. is fast becoming a strong
hold Of free labor and free soil sentiments.
The ball is rolling and as soon as the after
despotism which now letters free speech
and the press i'll the slave States can be
broken, the lofty sentiments and benefi-
cent policy of the Republicans will sweep
over the South 10 renovate and bless all
classes of her people.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
SliEKIfF'S SALE.

RH virtue If Sc ond execution to ne. ~
- rectd from the Court of CGnnun rItas
ri MeigS County, will OFT, Tor sale at the
door OF The Court. House III PomtIoy, AZ ten
clock a NJ, on the IN day OF May, lcUJ,
III following described It al estate, to W it,
Part Of lot No. twenty three, IN Goa Dor.
NeigS County, Ohio, being fifteen feet ri
width at the south side of said lot, by oiis
hundred ieeL in length; appraised at 145 UU.
Also, the IuiiOwIng-" escfi5ed property, to.
NI'; situate d IN Coapor;, lot No. tw, nty foug,
ting the same lot sad Salt Company bnugh.
I Jasper Branch, OF date of December ~,
o53; appraised al $3.50 90
Also, town lot No ten, in Coapor Ohio;
appraised at $4,000.
Also, town lot No. nine, in Coalporr: ap.
praised at SltO aud sold rs he properly of
he ''C"uip"rl salt Company" al lie suIt of
=. +. l. NuI has. Terms nf safe cash.
}. V. SAITH, .. NJ. G.
April ), 1859 list $3.50
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
Sale Ot VaIUahte Real Estate al
Public Sale.

M ;ht 3rd day OF Nay next. at Q clock p
" NJ. | Will sell al Public Sale at the "Gib.
sDn House " IN Pnmerny, all Of The cal estate
known as T. q. Crawh I'd 5 IIoel Properly
which includes the Gibson House." the
store room occupied hv VIM Jennings & Co..
and HE store room occupied by g. NJ Evans
Said property is SO fe-t on From. SiIeri aud
extends lack 70 Second Street. VIII he sold
subject io the lease Of Cyrus Gibson which
WiIh terh.S, w,i be made kn"wn a h explained
on dry uf sule s A. VI. MOORE.
l3-6t. Assignee Of T. n. Crawford.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
1'EOsD:sgc Court.

An act of some Importance to all, and
especially to the Probpte Court and Jus.
tiies of the Peace. was passed near the
close OF the late session Of the L4gsa-
tule, which requires the ate tention of all
Justices. An Act OF 1858. gave TO tie
Probate Courts OF Erie, Lucas, ,Scioto and
Jefferson Counties, concurrent Jurisdiction
with !he Courts of Common Pleas in those
counties, in the trial of all mi o1enses
The provisions of that Act, by the law
above referred tots ex ended to he Coun Y
OF Meigs, By this act it is made the du'y
OF all justices, De, to return all lraus
cripts and recng gnizAuces IN minor crimi-
nal cases to the Proba,e Court. forlhwi h,
unless tie per or nc,used shut let to be
trie3 in the Curt Of Common Pleas IN
whicA case the Justice 10 u return his Dr,-
Ceedings that Ourt
1t will be seen fhat the accused has th-.
right TO elect in which Court he viii be
tried, bur unless he shall make such elec-
ton before entering into recngnizanre, or
before communal, and have such election
entered upon the docket. the justice must
return the case to the Probate Court -
Hence we suppose all rec"gnizances here
after. in minor oGen7es, returned to the
Court of Common Pleas. unless in those
cases wherein it appears that the accusc d
elected to be triod in that Court will be
void
We understand that Judge Merrill will
hold the first term of the Probate Cour.
for the trial Of offenses, on the first Tues
day in May next. and on the first Tues
day in each alternate month thereafter.
Let all persons conceI red take no.ice and
&C accordingly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19

On Friday morning last. the "Mllie-
port Foundry" with all its machinery,
tools, pa, erns and c,nn;ents was DESTROYED
10y fire. The building, which was large
four story brick, ori isinaily inteuled for &
Cotton Factory" belonged. we believe,
to Philip Jones, Esq. The machinery
and contents belonged to Messrs. XrIlu,n
& Go. There WAS no insurance on either.
and the loss, We are informed, is from
$1,000 to $40. 900.
TIE loss will be severely felt not only BY
M-,Sr.. X liam & Co. wac, we are IN.
,ornlrl hai invested all their means in the
business, ba. to The whole community. as
th, house will probab!y no! b. rebni t.
ami Tor tie presen. at lras.. the business
carried on will be discontinued.
The origin of the fire is unknown. Mr.,
kellum informs US that Tia ere had been no
fire in the establishment during the pre-.
ceeding day, aud that it could not have
occurred through any ordinary means
He is satisfied that it wss the work of an
incendia'y. If SO. we hope the villain m . y
be detected and made to suffer tt,e penal Y
due to the enormity of I'll" oifense
The citizens OF the place. as usual
turned out on the first alarm. ani did all
that human effort could do to save the
building, but without avail. By .heir un.
firing e!lnrts, however. they succeeded III
saving the surrounding p,oper,y which
was IN the most imineut danger. Too
much praise cannot be bestowed upon the
citizens generally for their prompt and
energetic labor on the occasion.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19

ET-We are indebted TO our friend II
II. Swallow. who has just re urned from
the East, for package of late papers, and
for which he Will please accept our thanks
We would here notice the fact that Mr..
Swallow has been purchasing large stock
of Spring goods, but for the fear that to
do SO would induce a greater rush ia his
already thr"nged store rooms, where lhe
crowds Of customers now in daily attend
ance. make it difficult for his friends to
see the eli sht of his countenanre." So,
les, We should be the means of Increasing
tie multitude, We will say nothing abJu.
it. If our friends. therefore are com
PEELED To wait their ";urns' in con Sc
quence OF the press of purchasers ever at
his counter. they will no: blame US for it,
rs We have not even advised them % "cQH
and see his qooQs -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19

LE-The Sunday School meeting re-
ferred to last week in the notice of the
District Ministerial Association, we are
requested TO say, will be held in the NJ. E.
Church, on Wednesday evening the 27th,
instead of Tuesday evening. There will
be preaching on Tuesday evening.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
SALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER
OF COURT.

IN Thursday the lth day Of May, 1859, a:
" 10 o'clock A. NJ, on The premises, will
nc S"." 70 'no Iignest Ddde! me following
viS, dee d. 30 wit: Situated III me County
OF Megs, and described Us lJliowS Tue sur
lace OF a part Of lU0 acre lot No. 3U, III Sec
tons No. and :, in Town No. ., bG Ranre
NO. 10, beginning at the road where it cfusst.s
the upP"r line of said lot; thence following
the.sou,h line OF SAID lot to the cormr:; then,
norm lar enough so that line dawn pardl.
lei win The south line FIRST mentioned, shai
sirk" The road exactly oppuSlle he mann arrh
theGct following the SAID road To tie. y ace Of
beginning. Subject L. an anlIuai TehL III ionr
d"iaiS during the nalura lilt 0; Emliy uicr,
inir widow oI SAID Th.mIaS K. DAVIS, dec T..
ns i'er dover ;hefcln. Appraised al @a1U Co
lein.S 1T Sa' --une tblId caSi in hand, on
'hItd III one yranaad the 7elnaInlng one tntrI
~ TWO years, WIN InttreSt irOm he uay uf
sale JOHN ikNIL
l5-5t-S325 AHm'r OF r. Il. DutiS; aec'd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
THE ELEG APH.

EISee the card of Messrs, Knowles &
Grosvenor. in our advertising columns to-
day.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
r. SUTCLIFF.

Silk, Woolen & Cotton Dyer, &c, Con
dor Street, back of the Rolling
Mill, Pomeroy, Ohio,
y ESPECTF LlYamnounces to the citizens
LO Ooi Pomeroy and vicinity, that he is now
prepared 1" clean Jr dye, ali articles Of Gems
pf Ladies appare. Also, every variety of
Household Drsperies regeneraled; bonnet
Bieached or owed; Kid q loves cleaned
From ms long expt rlencr IN Tue bnsi y ess
ht. Sutclih IoPaS tO OF ahlc t. i've get etdl
'a'fs'7"ii"n % lil W!U avVr hIin with their
I'atrOhd.y. I2-iy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
kUN AWAY-tIVE CTh. KLWAPn

Pun AWAY from the subscriber. on he oA,b i,,-t .
IL an lIdcnted Boy. by the name of VI ,Iiint, sto,
ner, 10 years old, had him his daily cIntaes baiI
OF Bfswh janis and CaP, and Boots half-s,lrt. r.,
haed the 5. h. "PomcTOy" above the town of 4
e'hc' ana went on board. II is uIIrscd that ne m,
nave proceeded on his way 10 Alirgl.ny Civ Il,
Siep'l"iEer' David roach, paiater b, trade ST..
W III sloh"r vas bound 10 he 10y the S,il,rr,It L
ant ." the House OF Refuge, OF ALLEGHENY 10, -.
ur SIfhb :" lt1e. All persons are hcItu, uot,,, -,
that viii rot pay an, charges he nay ,1t ~, 81 n
my aceoHnt, and forbid any person irsrn s.rhoriLs
sad TO! TO such will prosecute aecorditE N j..
M"r'" 29''S-5t 2. NJ. PE1 ILL. 81.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,
Court Of CunHmon Pleas
MeisS County,,

Me'zat Nye Court OF C@"non Pleas
VS.. MeitS County,
J. ) CoombS } Ohio.
DLRSUANT 10 an order of the Count of
Comm N Pleas in and Tor SAID county,
made at the March Germ thereof, 1859, in tho
a"ove. n"med case, will offer al public ven-
due, al The door OF ih' Court House III Pom
er0y, on Thursday, the 5!h day of May next,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following real e.iate.
situate IN town Ne. one, aud IN range No.
thirteen IN said county, the SAME being the
undivided hali ot the real estate descrlGed as
loi'owS' to wit: 100 acre lot y o. 80 -, 100 acre
lot M, 32J except l!le salt works in. re,n,
and five acres Of land Surrounding line same:
he east half of 100 acte lot NO. 32p:
ne east hat OF 100 acre oL No 327; ali
hat part OF 100 acte Ion No. 3i4 lying W est
ol leading Geek; all ihal por oi Sr";l0n NJ.
, l'Ins west OF Leading Creek. To be sold
the rupery oi J.J. CoonbS.
NJ. iikCKARE,
April 59-l4 st Master Commls ,ioncr.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
olONER'S SALE.
Court of Common
Pleas.
Meiys County,
MASTER COMMISS
MeIzat Nye !
vs.. /
FhoS. d. Sargent and {
VIM. If CuumbS.

VIM. Ii Cnombs. ONO.
pl RSUANT tc an order of the & .ur, Of
L Common Peas, iii ard for sad COUNT,
made a, the March ref!L, J D. 1859, in lie
above named case, | vii fer a, prh,lc velt-
due, at The door OF the Cour HnuS,- III Pur
roy, on Thursday, the 5th day OF Nav next,
al ~ o clock A. NJ. the intOwing real estate,
Sll ua,e in town No. ONE, in range No. thir-
teen, III Sald county, the same being the unGi-
Nlded half Ui the real estate described as fol-
'p"S, TO wit 100 acre at No. 324; go acre
'i No 325, except lbe salt wuIks lhereunand
ave acres OF land surrounding he SAME; the
"aSi h1tf OF lGO acre lot No. 32.; the. east
1aIf OF 100 acre lot No. 327: II at pant of 30
acne lot 10 3I4 'ying west ol Leahlug Gre, X;
ma par Of section % yng west ui Lending
Creek. To hc sold as The property OF Wm ii.
Combs, to satisfy mortgage executed by
I'r'S ID. Safgent NJ. hGCKAHD,
April D, 59,-ll 5t Mns,tt Crhrr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19

wEllis e. Jones. of Racine. are au-
horiEed agents for the sale of "Roback's s
Scandinavian Remedies" and ayers
Pills, Pectoral and Ague Cure"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
VALUABLE STEAM
VALUABLE STEAM
MILLS
For Sale, at Receivers Sale. Under an
Order Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
Om FRIDAY. the goth day Of
May next

On FRIDAY, the Goth day Of
May next
Al one O'clock p. NJ, at the door of the
House IN pumeroy. ~ iLe C,nEtv Z
nlelgs, Ohio, in pursuance of an order ~ ths
Court OF Common Pleas OF said Cuunt.
made ut the late March Term thereof 4 n
1853, ! will as "Receiver' dnly sppo,nlsI
by sad Court. sell al public outer, ine re Al
estate herein after mentioned. First T. I,
property known as the "CVstn Mil Prom.
er,N" situated in sliddepnrL ia S lid Corh
together with sll The parcels Of land ani
hilflleses thereto belonging Or Opperidlnlu.
ana ior more accu ale deScrlptiu 60 the
several parcels OF land comprising said "Grys.
lal Mill Properly" Te(,renc. IS made 10 !,
deed Of assignment, made by A. Mdranck AMI
J.. 5. Nye to J. CanwrIpht and n. X. Nve,
dated December lhe 2nd, 1858, and Of recnrd
III the Recorders Office, iii Said county, IN
Vol. q ~ pages 1853 4 6-G-7.
And also, The equal undivided one half IF
ne rtai eSlale known 10 the Goal Rid
Mil Property" situated IN Pomeroy IN SAID
CUhhiY, aud Tor more fall ana cumpI.ts
description ni the several lois, PARCELS ot 10 !
ana 'ands comprising said "Codl Ridge Nj |
Property" lcIerence is made 10 Tie record f
The above mentioned deed
Said "Cfystni Mil Properly" and sad ha,
Of the Goal Ridge Mil Properly" viii b.,
sold separately and each upon The terms fol.
lowing, ~ wit: One. lhEd Of the uurcLhs
money in hand; one third in ole year, anI
tie residue III TWO years from day OF sale.
}. CARTWRIGHT,
April l2.l5 5t-S6.u0 Eecel,tt.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
ROAD NOTICE

A PETITION wit be presented to III" Commis-
n sion"rS o. MrigS County. AZ th 'ir June TERN,
Is50, praying for n!tct.tiun ia the County road
from SyrtcuSh to CarletonYilir, On one Of the fol
lowing proposed routes: COWIn"I cling at tho west
end OF Street No. 4. ia Syracuse: thcncc along the
ridge across Isaac Carleton and Joseph F. Bufiing-
tons farms 10 s. Pauln'S; thence ei>t OF John Nc
Brides; Theme" east of DaLici u. Wol's rdtn ter
min1tng near WIN. Carletoh's barn, ANA iHtersrct Il
street.
SAID; III nee nBin: north far practicable to in
terscct the township road; thenca og said road as
far as practicable; thonce to terminal" at the
point IA the above proposed routa, doln the least
possible damage. A PETITIONER,
April g. "A 3tr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19

II Niit.. =, hereby .INrr io al wrum y ,,ay
4' c"h"tfr. that reri:iun has been pr.s,.l.-
icu IL HE Board al Commissioner. OF Grip,
C3uniy. State OF ONO. ~ IncuIpuralt H.;
village OF s>racnSe, in Sutton Township. 10
Sa!d 'ountyoi MeIgS. Sand pttIl,uu, nIlhaH
atcufdIe pot o said village aud territory pro-
posed 10 he incOfpuraied belng on die, ~ In.
Aud or Office M the lrwn OF pumatu$,
Mhcit IT Will rrmalu urn The Juuu Tenn #
The sad Board Of Commissioners, uh,u il
VIII IL cal I'd up Tor further and final action
Apri ~ - o. GEO. ". SPAR. An.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
The Horn Of Plenty.
Stoves. Crates, Fronts, Tenders. Ovens, Kei
ties, &c, tOge; her with he best snd
most complete assortment o.

II Z M w a IR E
Ever before offered in thus market, and at
prices TO suit the times.
Thankful for ;he encouragement received
huS lar, it shall he our constant endeavor,
by chea Dness, nvainess, extra mater ias, and
superior workmanship, to merit cont nu
ance.
Stove pipe. house spoutng. tin roofing and
inbbing OF every description done with neat
ueSs. accuracy aud dispatch by the subscriber
a. thr sign Of the big HORN" MlddlcpoIt
n3y GEO. h. RUPP.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-19
HENRY Il. EICE.n LsTATE

NnlICE 's hrt"Jy rtvrm that lh' 81 bsc-ih.r has
o''E hrro'nt.d Ind quohGe'l ~ t>'.u,rix on lilo
v''' "l iirhrH H. HIcr. late ui VI egs ourtN d.c'd.
i.''H At h.l"t1, this 5ti da! OF April. A. H. $50.
'Fril J-!I II" kbtNA l. III, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-23

a o'? SsRss ss 's;;'SsP!.l .
SPLENDID EvRsiTaI f.
Stage Manager, JOHN Bsogs HAM By MADNESS on. W.
100 N 1s AsssssGa nxas
Fs.ss appssrsne si h Americas 9sas Asi'n'
.Gs nissE .s . a m. a ss s s
@ Ma rse E &
a:s' h.s h,:.s
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THE MATINEE
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George Peyson, educated Europe and now tn rss-.sa
MRS J. H ALLEN
Zoe oeorooc girl, natural child q tho late JuAss na
Mr. 7. B. JOHNSTON
McCcsksy formerly Of rsrssaa.s s~s s~s
MRS. BLAKE
Mru Peytou, widow Of the late judge Psysa.
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MR. sToDDARe
Judge Lefourche, rich planter.
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Mr. HARRIseG
Capt RATS. mate of the Mssno!l. sss.~.
Mr. RUSSELL
Col. Pcindexter, an auctioneer
Nh PON1N
Clarbourne the auctoueorss ciosk.
MR PECK
Mr. Coi,aon an ove.,eer
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M jackson, planter.
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Grace, yellow girl.
MISS CLINTON
MISS WALTERS
Ninnie quAdroou slave.
Planters, slaves, deck hands anA lAAlaA
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Minnie, QuAdroOu elavo.
Planters, slaves, deck hands anA lAllaA
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tting between Madam Peyton and her husbands naaS
daughter Plantation life Southern wAste and northern
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fhe Judges dssk-ncOloskeys love for the Ocroon-I g.
marry you but make mistress Of she rcea =
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STEAMBOATS.

ENOR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT AND GREENPORr-
II The steamer NAUSHON, Capt W. 81 Havens viii Lea .
pier 10 North river for the above ports on Saturday, The 2l
inst, at o'clock In ths morning. Wv -"