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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
T'he Kitlmappers Bound Over.

Last week we gave an account Of The
arrest Of two kidnappers in Cincinnati, for
stealing and running a colored boy from
Cincinnati into Kentucky. The names of
the kidnappers are Michael Weaver and
William Stewart. They have had an ex-
animation before Judge Lowe and have
been bound over in the sum Of $4,000
each for their appearance before the Court
nf Common Pleas. Kidnapping people in
Ohio, anL running them South is becom-
ing a fourishing branch ofbusiness. We
hope it wall not be as safe and profitable
ia the future as it has been in the past.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Indian Suu1lAaSaer,

The smoky haze which fills the air, the
hectic flush npon the variegated cheek of
the disianthil side, the falling leaves. and
golden beauty Of The landscape, announce
To us that il is, indeed, the return Of that
crownin5 glory Of the year, "Indian Sum
mer."
The Summer birds have gone TO their
Southern homes. and their sweet music
will not be heard again with MS until the
cold and dreary Winter is past; while
their more hardy cousins, the few which
stay, are finding their nesting places
near our houses, and, if kindly treated,
will gather the seeds from our gardens
and the crumbs from our doors, and re-
pay for the seanty support, a thousand
fold, by their cheerful presence. The lit
tie red squirrel. with its shrlI "chirrup, =
is seen on every fence and in every hiding
place, providently gathering its winter
stores, and rustling the brown leaves in
its search for nuts, startles the passenger
at every turn. The beautiful quails, in lit
tie focks, become half domestcated, and
piping their plaintive music, seek prox-
unity to human habtations, as if to ask
for consideration and protection at our
hands. And it is a burning shame that
too many, with thoughtless cruelty, re-
joice when they are able. with gun, and
snare. and trap. to exterminate them!
The sweet south wind comes as in the
spring-tilne, not scented with the fra
GRANGE Of flowers. to be sure, but with the
richer perfume of the ripened fruit, and
breathing softly through the woods. watts
the falling leaves to their random resting
places. wheie their decomposition will add
a richer glory to the bloom Of the de-
parted flowers. on the morning of their
resurrection in the spring.
the busy year seems winding 10 its
close. and, like the peaceful evening Of a
well spent life, has gathered into short
and serene period, the results of all the
preceding seasons. But the period will
be short. The woods have been painted
by q pencil Of frost, and not one, but
myriads Of burning bushes" ara glow
ing at 1.-The touch. A -fsw days more, and
the change will be complete. i7' h.l.
But every season, like every period Of
life, has lts own pecuiarities, and If we
could but always look upon the bright
side Of things, ~ewould be better pre-
pared to eniov them all. HsF s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
More Kid,,appcrs rsl Limbo.

Welearn from the last Scioto "Gazette"
that Deputy Marshall Baker, and Harley.
his Ohio confederate who kidnapped An
'ierson from Chilicothe, and run him into
Keatucky one night a week or two since,
have had trial before Esq. Shaffer, Of tina;
City. and were bound over in 81 900 each
70, trial before the Court of Common
Pleas ofTl'oss County. la @aT@a
If tlsese prowing villains do not meet
Tie just tp,nalty Of their crimes it will soon
be unsafe for parents to let their children
out of their presence, or for themselves TO
20 unarned. AS long as ready market
is open on our borders, for children al
$500 apiece, and men and women at
double that sum, there will not be wanting
scoundrels to engage in the business.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

CINCINNATI, October &c, 1859.
FLoun-Thcre was very little done to-day, and the
market was very dull 800 brs soda 81 eOp5 90 for
low extra. =.aa'.s.
PRovisroNs--A good demand for mess pork, and
600 brs sold at Si3 75 Lard wanted at lOc but ho
ders asked l0Hc. Bacon dull aud sides offered at
9hc. H.. ,.-,.e
GRocERlEs-The market Is without change; the de.
mand in the regular way is fair at 797Xc for sugar,
4C@IIc for molasses, and iiA@i2%c for coffee.
Wharf.-The demand continues brisk, with light
receipts, and prices very hrm sales of 400 bush
good red at 81 2; 600 do prime white at 81 81, and
300 do at 81 90. . =
oArs-There IS a good demand; the market is firm
and prices STEADY Sales QUO bushels in sacks at 4Gc
BARLEY--Tbe market is dull and prices are un-
changed; we quote prime fall at 65967c, and fair do
$4,000. 80
RyE-There is an active demand and prices are
firm, rat sC@sac; sales GOO bu ut eC@s9e. ""'.
CoRs--There Is a better feeling in the market to-
day, and prices ere hgher les 5000 bu 10 arrive al
az, SEQ bushels at 43c, and l,50Odo at 4Dc.
,CHEE'E-The demand continues active and price.
are firm; Sales $50 boxes W. X. at BIC; d.
PoTAroEs-The market Is dull. Sales 400 bu Ne
shanhocks at 4ec, and 100 do at55c. ..
CLovERsfhD-SThe market continues dull; sales 81
brs to arrive at $475.
DRIED ArPbEs-The mark ct s duh and but little de-
mand; sales $50 bushels at 81 1s, and l5Odo at 81 80
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLLowAy's Fills AND oINTMENT-ViLLASY AT
woRK.-Asa precautioa against being poisoned by
vile counterfcits Of these renowned preparations.
that every leaf of the books Of directions
closing the boxes and pots, the words. ''Holoway,
New York and London,'' are impressed in the form
of water-mark, distinguishable when the paper is
held up to the light The aggregate OF cures of ndi
geston, bowel complaint, fever and ague, rephlent
fever, eruptions, ulcers, >cohtusons, rheuma,isn,
ETC.. achieved by these preparations during 1857,
ceeds by one hundred per cent tiat of AMY former
year. The demand in this country has increased
enormously during the same period.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Fires.

FIRE AT LOUISVILLE KY.-We learn
from the Louisville journal of Monday,
that most destructive fire occurred in tina,
city on the Saturday night previous. The
loss is placed by the '"Journal'' at one
kindred Mousond dol lars!
FrnH1N WELLsvILLE, Owe learn from
the Steubsnville Herald. that on Thurs
day night last terrible conHagration oc-
Cured in the town Of Wellsville. One
whole square, and that the chief business
portion of the town was entirely destroyed.
The amount OF loss is not stated. but il
must be very large.
FIRE AT LEAvENwohTH "A destructive
fire occurred at LeavenHorLh City, few
days ago, which 10 fully reported IN the
latest papers. The loss is said to be over
one hundred and t,OsntyJfx thousand dol
lars! The business part Of the City 10
destroyed and the shock to the trade and
prosperity of the place must be severely
felt.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Empr6veln ents I'm pomcroy.

Empr0veln ents i'm PomcrOy.
1t is true, we cannot boast of rivaling
some Of The Mushroom cities Of the West
in the way of improvements. And yet,
no one can pass through GU. town with
out Witnessing the evidences of a sure
progress. Flood and FIRE have rivaled
each other III their work of destruction in
Pomeroy, and yet the industry of our peo-
pie have repaired the damages and made
considerable advance. From our peculiar
locality. extending as we do, for long
distanceon the river our town shows to
but poor advantage. Our population is
extending upon. and behind the proiec-
tions Of the hills, and their residences are
not seen from the river. ,.. , ,a.
The encroachment Of the river upon our
front street. has been serious drawback,
and many thousands Of dollars have been
expended inprotection merely. Much more,
.H FL
in fact has been expended in this way than
would ,havesuficed to G rade and pave the
streets Of atqwn Of twice our population,
differently located. But the process of
protection is now nearly completed, and
our future efforts will be directed to i'm
proving the streets, thus rescued from the
waves We frankly confess that it will
take much money and labor yet to make
our streets what they should be. but we
have the money and labor, and it will be
done. (
But what seems, at first view, to be a
disadvantage, namely. the proximity of the
hills g the river, is, in fact, the crowning
glory of 7 Posneroy. Our hills are pilared
up with coal. The river runsby their bold
pecipiees. Underneath is an inexlausta-
BILE fountain Of salt water We have but
to bore for the salt, ard mine the coal, and
bringing The two together, we have, on the
banks of the Ohio, which furnishes the
cheapest transportation in the world, the
products Of both, ready to supply the
wants Of millians of men, and relurn.to us
a rich reward br the labor bestowed,
We do not believe there is town OF the
same population in the State where there
are so many workers, and SO few drones,
as n Pomeloy; nor one where labor finds
SO sure employment, and satisfactory
wages. We have not the statistics, which
we intend to procure soon. that will show
the number of men employed But the
coal and salt business alone is becoming
of immense importance. The raw mate
rial costs comparatively nothing, and the
hundreds .of thousands of dollars which
are thus brought to the place in return 70,
these great staples, is simply the reward
Of labor. This vast sum circuates through
the county; a surplus is surely. if not rap
IDLY, accumulaling, and this is again be-
ginning 10 show itself in Improvements in
the county .t'+ .f
But &eroh1y intended 70 write para.
graplrupsn the improvements Of our side
walks, TO fill q vacant square. to close up
the form of this weeks paper, and the
printer says he can't get in any more this
week. =. .' '".-" "=
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
HOpewelI Nursery.

TINE above Nursery now. covers about
i twent, acres, well stocked with fruii
trees, principally Apple and Peach, from one
To three years old, and from twoto eight feet
N hight. Those wishing TO plant fruit trees
are respectfully invited to call and examine
the above stock, which is so extensive that
persons wanting either large or small trees
can be acconmodai ed and at prices as low as
at any other responsible Nursery in Southern
Ohio. -.s..,..1-.
"A small lot of Pear, Plum, Cherry, Ounce,
Hardshell Almond ard Apricot Trees. Also,
Calawba Grapevines. ~ af's 2"
All orders for trees addressed to the sub
scrber. Quaker Bottom, Lawrence Co., o.,
accompanied by The cash or satisfactory reier'
ence, will be promptly attends! to-.
saS. . CORNELIUS TURLEY Il BRO.
Nov. /, ,59.--44-5t sJtn. .2RU u - 4~'iiG
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
I LIE T ELEGRAP Z II.
poArRor, O., TpnsDAY::::;;;;;::::::"Nov. l
That "IrrcprcssiSIe Comfiict."

The war between the Democratic fac
tions is indeed ''irrepressible.' The Post
Master al Cincinnati is ren,oved! J,J.
Faran was editor, Of the Cincinnati "En. !.
quirer.' while Douglas was fighting the
Administration. and his hopes Of ever
being President seemed forever blasted.
Always looking out for himself, and Bu-
chsnap then being in the aseendanty, the
rHenssJ. }: Faran, editor as Aforesaid was,
ofcourse, furious buchanan Democrat"
He sustained Buchanan with great zeal.
and was rewarded with the appointment
of Post Master Of that cily.. ,'. s
But change came over Che spirit Of
Democracy. Douglas became the rising,
and Buchanan the setting star of the har-
mouious party. 1t WAS thought by the
leaders that they were about to carry all
the Northern Stales, and that, they
thought, would insure the nomination and
election Of Douglas next year. In view
Of this anticipation, it became the appsr-
ent interest of these 'patriots" to change
trout. II would never do for them 10 be
Buchanan men, with the prospect Of
Douglas success. OF course, Douglas
would have the offices to bestow, as the
reward of his followers, and so these ad-
mirers of Buchanan suddenly became
most devoted worshipers at the shrine of
Douglas. .t
Mr.. Faran, however, not quite sure
which faction might finally et,lhe control
OF the party. undertook the game Of
double, ,dodgiug. He had the Post Office.
anar to retain that he must necessarily
cripge TO Buchanan. He had the EN-
quirer," and that must be made to do SER
vice for Douglas. So Mr.. Faran stepped
quietly out of tho editorial seat, and
Douglas editor was imported from Vir.
ginia, to grind the organ. Mr. Faran
could then say to Buchanan. "Your Royal
Highness will please take notice that am
not responsible for what the Enquirer
says; please. therefore, let me retain the
Post Office" while he could make his
bumblest obeisance to Douglas, and say:
".Ses here, Your Excelleney! Behold
how my devoted Enquirer sastans your
cause! Pray, remember me in the day Of
your exaltation," ..t..... ....
And so, with "good Lord and good
Devil" on his lips, the elections came off,
and the hopes OF Douglas were crushed
forever. But Buchanan could not tolerate
the "artful dodger," and kicked him out
Of the Office with superlative contempt
The Hon. J. ], Faran is removed without
notice. and true Lecomptonite put in his
place. For this act, whatever the motive,
Buchanan deserves the thanks of the.
county. II he must have funkeys to fill
the Offices. let him have th 2se who are not
ashamed to wear the livery. a..
It is said that every Post Master in the
United States, who is even suspected Of
having the slightest leaning toward Doug
las. is TO be Immediately removed. And
80 mote it be-"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

DR. RoBAcK's Sea NpIN AVIAN REMEpIEs.-t'1he blood
tie life, ;, says the Scrptnre says Science also.
Expel corruption from the blood and no disease can
exist in the system. Dr. Roback's Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills performs this task effsciuaiiy. II is n
powerful vegetable detergent, andt cures all forms
of disease simply because 1t removes tho common
cause Of all disease from the life-sustaning fluid
Hence-its apparently miracuonscures Of scrofua in
scpient consumption, eruptions, tumors, dyspepsia,
liver complaints, rh1 umatsn swellings ofNs joints
and all afe, lions Of the Internal organs, which do
rOceed FROM maformation. Sec Advertisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Gg-The American par,y of Massachu

Gg~The American party Of Massachu-
sets bave nominated the honorable George
n. Briggs for Governor of that State, in
the hope of thereby defeating the Rspub-
licans. With an open union with the De-
moc.ecy they had no hope of success, and
We don't believe they have much prospect
"a IT, is. But the papers Of the two parties
Democrats and Americans--are wing
with each other as to which shall abuse
the Republicans most. We rather
"guess." however, that they can't win in
the old ''Bay State"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Probate Court.

TfHE STATE OF OH.o, MHlcs CpusrY, So.
j Final settlement of Accounts. Notice. is
he:eby given that the. accounts Of the follow
ing persons have heen fled in the Probate
Court, in and tor said county. Tor settlement:
Elias Iorv, Admir- of Ira Story, decd: ]. r.
Philson and j, h, Ellis. Executors Of Thomas
A. Pnnell, decd, which accounts will be-
bead and settled on the 18Th day Of Noyem.
ber next. + ARTHUR MERRILL = IS
Oct. 25, 1859. -s3-3t" g. Probate Judge.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

ERECTION OF BLAKE.--So numerous are
the Republican victories pouring in about
these days, that we have neglected 10 re-
cord that the Hon. Harrison G. Blake. Of
Medina, was elected to Congress in the
Medina. Lofain, Ashlsnd and Wayne dis
tr;ct. on the llth, TO fill the VACANCY oc-
occasioned by the death Of the Hon. Cy-
rus spink. by q nnajorityiof { 500 to 1000.
- Exchange. Z
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

/ CHURcH URGANIzATIoN.--aA Free-W Will
Baptist Church was organized in Syra-
cnse. in Meigs County, on the Esd ult.--.
Church meetings will be held the fourth
Saturday and Sabbath of each month. i.,o.
y q. L. 8 n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
MARRIED.

On the 2sth ult, by Rev. Thomas B. Peden, Mr..
MARTIN E. SMITH, OF Mefgs County, o., and Miss
3ARAH A. CAPEHART, Of Mason Co.. Va.
On the 18th ult, at the residence Of the BRIDES IA
ther, by Rev. "A. c. Kelley. Mr.'WM. M'ELRoY and
Miss coRNELIA FOSTER, all of this County. z
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Dissolution.
Road Notice.

- - Z L
A PETITION will be presented to the
IA Board OF Commissioners ofMelgs Coun-
ty, at then D eemler session, asking for.the
alteration of the State Road leading from
Gallipolis to Pomeroy, said alteration de.
scrlbed SC as follows, 10, wit; Beginning at the
said State Road on the bank Of the Ohio
River, on the lower side Of Storys Run, III
Salisbury Township; thence following tie
line between J.Irwin and ]. r. Sutley to
near James Mauk's house; thence the near
est and best way 10 story's Run near John
Mauks honsei thence the neafest,and best
way to Leading Creek, a short distance below
the mouth of Thomas Creek; theme to the
Leading Creek and Middeport Road, inter
secting the same near house on Lemuel
powelPs place, now occupied by Weston
tlysell, And that so much of the snd State
Roao be vacated as lies between the mouth
Of Story's Run and the Ferry at Leading
Creek $50. ... A PETITIONER,
l. Nov. 1, '59 -4w 49, ri,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
without Mercury.
TIIe NIedicaI Protector.


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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
PolneroY TletalI Marke ed.

u PoMERor. TUESDAY November Z, 1859.
Flour S. .0C6D5 50 p br,. Cheese, (dom.lac v u.
Wheat a00D 81 90 y bush Cheese, wv. R.) S9I2kc.
Oats, 33G940c. y hush. Soap, 50Dl0c. v ID.
Potatoes. 45GB55c y bush Candles, (talow) I5@l6c.
Apples, fereenD D5Cl975 candles, (opal) &c.
Butter. l5c. per n. lCandlcs, (star) 25c.
Eggs, I0c. y doZ. Fish, (Cod) 5@6Ac.
Molasses 42CD45c. y gal. Fish, tMackerel, 8B10c.
Sirup, T5@1 LOO y gal. Fish, (White)7c.
Sugar, IN. o. e6S9c. y b lPickied Pork, 9@l0c. -
Sugar (White) I2A@I5c. Shoulders, 99l0c.
Coffee. I9CDi5c. p b. Sides, (smoked) 99l0c.
Rica, 6(@7c. y B.. Hams. l2c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
A.l-..KOHI.,,

an binn Street, north Of Smiths Shoe
Y Store bdlds himself in readiness to yes
pair UMBRELLAS, in the most substantial
manner. He win also buy, at liberal pricsss
aId TTph ,elias tas%ss - ,sS Issszss sinn22sfYss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
NIAKt TX Ell 8.

CINCINNATI, October &c, 1859.
FLoun-There was very little done to-day, and the
market was very dul 800 brls sold at 81 905 90 for
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BY J. B. WALTON,
Neutrality-suspicious., 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, Dec. ~, 1859, At 1Z o'clock M,
rr y w ~ Gnasies Exchange, will be sold
with me improvements thereon designated as lots Nos
T. a and on plan drawn By L. H. Pile ESQ., City Sur
oi No on fd,o erect nv den If
1s @ ~ M and lines between parallel Illness and forms
o sasIres 81 feet front the projected line for the
s s,j,ns lot No S. and feet from The Aforesaid nro
jeefed line to the line " - ~ @ az 1 Pr
The improvements consist Of
IN int No 5, fronting on Clio street ro .tor ,tt e
PROOF akery containing three large new MYERS m
; f o. immediate twostory frame build
Win The bskery with sheds as they exist on No
gS-TEKMs FOR LOTS Nos and e-rhe nn,ch.,er - -.
and each for 81 3 payable one IN tbe s snd III. s 70
uary 1860 and The 25th and May 1870 And bearns
rncay paid s cash and The baanc s'is' msu nifty y
the purchaser 10 his order at year. with pr r
annnm interests day TO maturity and r p
thereafter If not punctualy paid with special mortgage until
final payment. % $3.50
The buildings to be kept insured against the risk Of fire nv III.
purchaser and the policy transferred to the vendor
Lot No ad6ins lot No and 80 on the
pre- 1t live Of Franklin Gate Benton street. by feet in depth
between parallel lines.
Lot No adjons No and has same front and DEPTH
Lot No adjoins No g. and forms the of Clio ant
Franklin street. by depth and front street Of lib feet
n u On the lots Nos and s there is q shed, which fh
owner Ia tis priysgs q removing after the sale
balance at and from day Of sale the notes OF thu
purchasers to their own order bearing interest
PER cent per ann 70 maturity and 5er thereafter
Acts Of sale before A. Mazureau Notary expense ths
paIenaseIs dis
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GROCERIES,, GROCERIES
COOPER L NEIBERT,
Wholesale Groccrs,
Nos. o. AID 90 Common street
Have hand offer for sale complete stock of Fresh
Goods just received consisting of the following articles
LIouoRs-sO pkgs. Il, 4 md "a pipes BRANDY
% barrels Old Bourbon WHISKY.
40 e. Old Rye =.
80 =, Monongalela .,
Choice and Old.
CoFFEEO bags java Mocha, Ceyon, Iaguayra and Rio.
wINEs-Lanlry's Grape Leaf Champagne Wines, Madeira
Port and Sherry, Clnret and White Wines,
CoRDIALs,
Brandy Fruits
Fruits in own Juice,
Schcdem schnapps,
Pie Fruits.
Walnut aud Tomato Kctchups.
B1TTERS-Cioulys Boxers and Hos,ctter'. BITTERS
ToBACCo-30O boxes Manufactured Toscco various brand
and qualities.
Mollie Pace,
The Queen of the South,
Corner Stone,
Golden Bars.
Warrington,
The Daughter Of the Regiment
Also Solace and Yellow Bank
Chewing Tobacco
TEAs2oO chests halves aud quarters Imperial oolong Gun
powder, Young Hyson souclone, Poucllong, etc.
100 boxes LEMON SYRUP,
300 drums fresh Smyrna FIGS,
20 gross Preston & Merrils Yeast Powders
IGARSAn assorted lot consisting of best Havana brands
besides Cuba Skies. Cheroots and O0OOO German
CHEEsE-5o packages English Dairy and Pineapple, Just
received.
JAM-Blackberry and Raspberry.
Caracas CHOCOLATE.
Table ind Dairy SALT
CASSIA--In mats md boxes.
GROUND PEPPER aud PIMENTO--n boxe,
PIPES and PIPE HEADS.
loo packages STARCH.
100 hags BLACK PEPPER.
ALSPICE and GINGER
IS tierccs s. Davis Jr. & Co. Diamond HAMS.
30 W. H. Davis PICKLES.
CANDIES,
PRESERVES, assorted.
800 boxes SOAP.
100 boxes CANDLES.
STRAIGHTFORWARD, Powdered aud Loaf
L1BsTERs,
SALMON,
CLANS and
OYSTERS,
In one and two polnd cans.
MACkEREI.,
HERRINGs,
TONGUES and
For sale by COOPER 4 NEIBERT,
dl2 Ct q and 20 Common street.
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