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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13
Mil1eniR1'!'

During the past week, the corn sales
here have reached the amount of ,fre
thousand, eight Hundred and thaybushels,
all delivered at the river. OF this
amount, 2,525 bushels sold at 40 cents,
I,500 at 40 cents, and lot Of 1,S05
bushels, in canal boat, at 80 cents
Prices are low and business in this quar-
ter is not very active. The corn repor-
ted above was purchased for the sDistil-
lery at New Richmond, o., and has been
shipped for that point.-Portsmouth
T5r1b3,oe =
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13

p~ Patton & Montgomery continue
to favor US with papers, &c.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13

Ba Perhaps it is not as generally known as
should be, that sewing machine to the sewing
part OF community, is what the threshing ma
chine is to the farmer The day has gone by
for the farmer to again thresh his grain by
man powef Ind so, also, for our women folks
to do their. sewing by hand power; at least
when they have had an opportunity to pur-
chase one of these labor-saving machines. No
doubt many very many, Of our farmers wives
will avail themselves of the first opportunity
that offers toa possess one of these wonders Of
the age which can do, easily and perfectly, the
work of ten siSillful women. But their impor-
taIce is not realized till felt and seen.
Our good housewives of Meigs County have
not had as good an opportunity as some others;
but ifhealth and life permit, that reproach will
be wiped away. We intend to call on our
friends at their own houses and prove all we
have said One word of caution only for them
not to fool away their money until they see
one of our labor-saving machines.
&, 4:.5z.,5.. . J. MeMASTER son.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13
casselrs Illus,ra.ed = a,nily bible.

The publishers design issuing this
work by numbers, on the 1st and 18th
of every month The number before us
is beautifully and appropriately illus
trated, containing thirty two engrayings,
and reaching to the xviii Chapter of
Genesis. The price is fifteen cents a
part. 1t will take about two years to
complete the whole Work. This is a
good opportunity to procure this excel
lent work, and its expense will not be
felt. Published by Cassell, Peter &
Galpin, 81 Park Row, n. Y.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13
RUTLAND MNRS 3RY
AND
FIR UT FARM,

Rutland, Meigs Co.: O.,
w. w. HUBBEI.I., PROPTOR,
OFFERS for sale the following Nur- il25.ek
" sery Stock. embracing all of the A4S5S&3Sk
most approved varieties of Apples, H48S
Dwarf and Standard Pears, Cherries. SM XNss"
Plums. Gons"berries. Grapes, Strawbcr- A
ries, and the Law Blackberry. All of the aboY
varieties Will warrnnt true to anle. Nov. I. SIN
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13

nFTo TEACHERS Board of School Ex-
aminers for Meigs County will meet on. the
first Saturday of each month, at the Court
House, ia Pomeroy, for the examination Of
Teachers.t2
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and continue tin Al P. NJ.
fsFNo Teacher need apply at snch exami-
nation who has certificate valid for three
months from the date of said application.
B9sorler of the Board.
Jan. 1860. W. H. LASLEY, Clerk.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13
MEIes. COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AS
- SOCtATION.

'ef sOCIATION. :
The officers :snl Directors met at the
Court House on Saturday last, for the
purpose, we believe, of selecting grounds
upon. which to hold the next Fair
Efforts were made by the citizens Of
Middleport, Racine, and of the section
of country known as the "Flat Woods
? Chester Township, for its location at
each Of these respective places. Wedid
not learn the inducements offered by
Middleport but understand that Racine
proposed to raise S50Oin cash, and pro-
cure two hundred new members to the
Association, and to lease ten acres of
ground at fifty dollars per year as in,
ducements to procure its location atthat
point asl1gid a+yil i 'l553s-
The ssFlat Woods proposition had
not beenimuch thought of till the day
on which the Board met, and the friends
of-this.sle locality had not eanyassed the
matter sufficiently to ascertain what
other inducements than their central po-
>sition and beautiful grounds to offer.
The Board, after fully considering the
above, with other localities we did not
hear Of, decided in favor Of Racine, and
concluded to hold the next Fair at that
place. - ss -, .:$' z,@5 ;.f
With the. liberal premiums which this
Association usually offer, and heener: ,
and enterprise OF the citizens of Racine
combined, the next County Fair promises
to. be superior to any ever before held in
this County, other advantages being
equal x
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13
,ter,son,s dagazine

= 4 - -
Peterson's Magazine ,9 Il,
.. For April comes up to its former
standard ofseieganee and excellence
We have no more welcome exchange
than Peterson, published at 3O6 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, by Charles j.
Peterson, at s., 100 per year, in advance.
Matrimonial Freight. s3.8ss
y The Ohio No 3 is certainly very pop
ular sraft with the young folks, as on
her last trip down she was honored with
no less than nine newly married couple
whowere on their way to the Queen of
the Vest to Spend portion of their
honeymoon. = 80. I. .,.... - -. =. -.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13

SolOmon Smiths Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator, with the will annexed, on the es-
tate Of Solomon Smith, late Of Meigs County,
deceased. ..
Dated at Pomeroy, this 10th day of March,
1s60.-l0-St LEONARD CARLETON, Ad mr.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13

sGJ. F. lowell, Of Portsmouth, who
conducts Wholesale Dry Goods House,
presented us with a lot of his choice
thread. tits decidedly not inferior to
any thread in this market, and those who
haveused it pronounce it much supe-'
rior. This house should receive the
patronage of our merchants, as it is the
most convenient wholesale market, and
it stands to reason hatgoods can be sold
ciieaPer in Portsmouth than in larger
cities where rents, &C., are much higher.
Try it..,s,s.. ,l. -. .4s
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13

N7All, especially young men, should read the
advertisement of the new 'National Dispensary' at
Cincinnati. in another column.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13
Republican EconOmy.

MePuo1ACNH 1zcuHUaiys ---
The Congressional Appropriation
Bills have already been reduced by the
Committee of Ways and Means, half
million dollars below the estimates of
the Treasury, and in the same way it is
anticipated the others may be treated,
effecting in all saving to the country
of several millions
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13

D0~J. r.. Williams, who is SO we'll
known in this locality as the '.Old Mis-
sionary, delivered an effective discourse
on the subject of Temperance, on Sun
day afternoon last, to the largest audi
eiIue weseyer saw in the Court House.
Many we're unable to gain admission.
and went away much disappointed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

Tbs MIRaoRs-The Mirror yesterday after.
noon reflected almost a countless number Of
facesl We never before saw 50 great rush Of
children and ladies to Auy exhibition We
learn that Huston Hall was crowded full, and
shat the gentlemaniy treasurer. Mr. Felch re.
lactantly sent away very large number, not
being able 10 accommodate them in the Hall -
Last night anoiher large audience was in ats
tendance; aud We do not wonder. e ttts ftJ
It is certainly the most exquisite work Of
art we ever saw. The splendid panorama OF
Ilslian scenery and Italian life ismade to move
before the eyes Of delighted spectators. The
memorable objects Of interest, Pisa. with It's
leaning tower; Florence. With it's incorn parable
snyirona; Rome. with it's majestic ruins ard
palaces and churchesi Naples, with its lovely
bay and enchanting surround ings; Vesuvius.
and Pompeii. and Herculanehm, ,--are repre-.
sented with remarkable success. To- those
who would derive an impression OF Italy a.
itis,R We would especially commend this en>
tsrlaipment. Don't fail to 90 to night.
we'bAys jost learned that Tuttle's National
Brass Band Of Springfield. have ielegraphsd
that they will visit The proprietors Of the gtand
Mirror Of Italy thIs'eyeDiug and play at Huss
ton Hall in connection with Mirror Of Italy =
A great crowd will-be present. They are 4
splendid band.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19
New York Market.

NEw YoRE. Jan, Is.
FLoUR-Ssles Of $4,000 ibbls at |, ,2g@5 IS
for supor6ne State; 5.35@s.4O for extra state
5,3O@535 for supar6ue western; 5.35@S SO
iorcommon 20 medium do aud 5,T5@5.s5 fol
shipping brands extra round hoopsdt0lifo.
WAIsKY--Fiimer; sales Of 1000 bfls at
251z @25 10, chiefly the letterprice.
WHEAT---salea OF 10000 bush Milwaukee
club at l ,95 delivered. ~
RYE-,steady at gO@92e.
RARLEY- 5000 bush good winter
State at s0tkc.
ooRE--sales Of $4,000 bush a, ss@s4ISo
for new white, and yellow at 7sc for damaged.
oATs-Iu limited request at 45@46c for
western State aud Canadian.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

FRAsxLfss BiATH DAr.-ws notice that iu
almost every town and city throughput the
Unitsd Stt.es, the Ptinters. sed Others connect.
ed with the press, observed the anniversary OF
the birth Of BxsAnE FRAsxLtN, the Patron
Saint Of the crafl, philosopher. statesman am
sage. 10 every other place than Dayton, the
press and the csaft very generally aniied in
dong honor 70 the memory Of the great depart.
ed and we make this remark from the fact thst
dsspicable opposition to such celebration is
eysnced by ? portion Of our press and craft
here every year. We are free TO admit that
such disregard Of the custom Of observance Of
tas iIIh does not arise so much out % disrsspect
Of the ilustrious dead as it does out Of inherent
meanness.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

{ TorHE LADIEs.---we desire to call the parli-
cular attention Of our lady friends to The ads
vertissmsnlof oOlbys oelebrsted olpthes Reel,
% b found in another column. tis. tie blight
Of Psifection 10 the way Of drying clothes aud
should just as much have place in every lbuse
ss The Aeur barrel or cook atOvs.F Il iss Nple
10 construction, Is durable. and possesses "
conceivable advantage over the old way Of y.
ing clothes HaEing examined the Reel "a
noted lite aany excellent qualities, We ssrv
eheeriully recommend il 70 our lady Eeadee
aud We again, call their attention 70 The adve.
tisemsnt. which win give shem pretty good
idea Of what the Reel is stthem ias,st upon
having one,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

I aJ-It has been stated that Mrs. Macseady,
the actress. wasisO much .ffghsened by he at,
teuptpfa burglar to break into her apartment
at Waterbury, Conn. that she bas been com.
PEELED 70 abaodon her Readings" forthelpras-
sht.i Il seems Il was about II o'clock at night
when some secundrel FIRST tried door from
the entry, And had pushed back the bolt w;th-
ia the sixteenth Of an inch. when the screams
aud shrisks of Mrs. MacreAdy alarmed the
whole house. drove the burglsr to his hiding
place. aud brought assistance. The man had
eusa hole over the door Of the room 50 that be
could soc who was inside. and had procured a
key fitting the lock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

MATFEhs sAr Tnor.-A gentleman writing
from Troy saystha Mr. Crosby and Miss Pope.
ef our city. gave coucsri iathss place on the
evening Of the 10th inst, which was reeelvsd
with satisfaction and dsligh. BY the good peO
pie They do give delightful entertain.
inents. snd We would be glad 70 have them give
smother one at home. The same writer says
the samPerauce ezcitmeut is hSh at Troy. Il
is that periodical tffervescsnce which, ~heu il
"blows off," leave nothing behind. II don t
accomplish ahPennybit's worth Of real good for
h1maaity, ltisthst ostentaciOus philanthropy
which airs itself iD public, while victims to
dePraved sPpelite are dying almost within
Sound Of its fine phrases and rounded periods.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

importer and Maaufacturer OF Photographs
FaLefiaipi sterconcopoA and steroos0oDla Views,
~ Merchanta from every section OF the country
are respectfully inyited GO make an oxaminnton II
l 99r stock, a. our discount TO the trade wiil be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

~ nA1ru wAtpo rsunsos.

Mortal mixed Of middle clay.
ANempefed to tho night and day, it
luieIchanoenblo With lhinEs,
Needs no anulela or rings,
Guy possessed the tailsman
That all things from him began;
And as. Of old polycfafea
Chnined the sunshine and She breeze.
S6did Coy belimes discover ~
Fortune was his guard an lover
In strange inncl6fss, ieit, with ave,
His own aymmelry with las;
So that tlo mixture could Withstand
The virtue cf bis lucky hand.
He gold OF jewel could not lose,
Nor not receive bis ample duea, Alt
10 The sueet, Il he turned round,
his eye3he tSas 3eeking foapd.A
IL seemed his genius discreet
Worked Or the makers own receipt.
And nfde each tide and element
Stewards 81 stipend and Of rent;
A. costly wioe iniohls we'll.
/ lie had 50 sped his wise affairs
That he caught nature in his snares;
Early o. late, the failing rain
Arrived Ii time TO swell his grain;
Stream could not - petversely wind
Hntcoru Of Guy Z was there "a grind;
The siroo found Il on isaway " - =
To speed his sails, 10 dry bis hay;
And the warld'a eun seemed 10 rise
10 nudge all day for Guy the wise
1n his rich nurseries timely skin
Strong crab With DoblPF blood did fli;
The zephyr 10 hia garden rolled ~ ri
Z From pluns trees Vegetable gold 4
Aud all the hours OF the year
With their own harvest hon1red were;
There was 30 frost but welcome csme,
Nor fleshet, nor midsnmmer hame,
Belonged to wind and world the toll,
And venture, end 70 Cry the oil.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

TaE srArE Fam goE 1850 Al adi0osnsd
meeting will be held at the Phillipa House on
the evening Of Friday next the 2Oth inst, for
the purpose ~ maturing such messures IS will
probably induce the State Board 81 IAeriedl-
lure to hold the psxt State Fairat Dayton. All
pho feel an interest in the matter are invited 10
attend Whatever is TO be done must be done
atouce, as the State Board meets on the 24th
Inst to determine the question Of location -
By order. s oaA,enKap. sec'y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

HA-A STRoNG BRwHtFR- a eonversa-
ton We had with Jacob Heatoni ia salem on
Thursday Of last week, when We charged on
John Brown. among oti,ar thlngs. thas he w
a horse thief be eaid that John Brown was
the apostle Of liberty, commissioned from
God, and that IN the same sense we charged
Brown with being n hOrse-thief. be might
say that the Savior was a horse-thief Nc,
Heaton is the soul Of the soul Of the Repub.
iiean party 10 Salem. Il is no trick 10 see
where belh soul and body will 50 to,--[ Ohio
Patriot ff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19
sherIG's sale.

John Grons, ct. Ai.,) No. iQ4B.
Va. MONTGOMERY Stfnir Courf
David MArtz, es. al, InPartition.
PURSUANT to an order from she Supe-
4 rioE Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, tome
directed viii otisr Al Public Sale on the premises
On SATURDAY, February IS, lsso,
AZ O'Clock. P. NJ, part or second section. a r.,
y aud Range y. 4, east containing one hundred
and nity-tRo serek, more or ieaag being the farm an
whicl the late Peter Mnrtz deceaser resided A. me
timeicf his death, situate Ia German Tounahip
Non Komory County, Ohio. r.
said promises are appraised At 4 IS 90 por acre
IhRnif--ii8 cash 0n DAY 9f sale; payable in
YEAR and Is pay able IN two years IRON day Of aale;
deferred payments 20 bear Interest and be 4 cured
BY mortgages on the premisss.
JOHN A. McMAHoz, ATTY. ss.n laas.tt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19
NEWS TrRMs5

II r.
The Duke Of Malahoh had alflvsd il Ene.
lend And bad vlsi,ua rhe qussn q Niaaaot
Thacksray spsnt bis Christmas holidays
auohe bis fslends in Paris
Mr.. and Mra Charles Kaan ven invited to
lnpsnd Chrlsimas 81 Aaase Mnnor. he prlprely
rssidsues q ihc Earl aud oonntsis nunsaven.
Two itborers wers killed on.tGe Cleveland
and Pi,lsburs Railroad, near Manchester, . day
Or two since, Il rhnfn
4 The Minister of Frunca at Rome has been
obliged % sell consolidated fppdsio DE abiount
Of Two millions Of ftaocs, Hard put.
Two editors of Montgomery. Ala, Hsary +.
Coins, q The Mail gandsE. Al Banfp, oi The
confoderatiOu, were married on Tbs same day
recently.
The eneen has been pleased to grant > pens
sion on the civil list, 81 Ei25 yen, 70 The
SISTERS of the late Or. I.ardHer. whose cohtribu>
tiOns 10 science are So well known,
Mr., wm Howitt has ondesiakea d write =
cohtincaton of csssels IlI6strated HIas6fy ol
England from the accession of George III. 10
the present time.
" q"
RI Glass. editor Of the Lynchbute Kepub-.
lican, was recently held 20 bsil in the sum Of
$500 for assaultng 0. W. Baslon. one Of the
editors of ths virgiaian.
"A msrrisd coopls named De Graf, living az
Albany, New York, separated recently, On se,I
count Of Jealousy. By mp.rai consent the
mother taking one child, and the father fhe
other, *, 3. 3,,.,..,. 3.
Miss L6uisa PyHs vas suddsaly attacked
with a.violent ft OF hysisria. brought 90 by
over exertion, on the night Of the l6lh ult.,
andwas prevented from appearing at the Royal
English Opera,
The quantity OF cotton in presses aud wares
houses IN Now Orleans, at last accounts, was
four hundred Thousand bales. The extent Of
sugar yield appears to be settling down ou two
hundred thousand hogsheads.
Peck, the defaolting Treasurer Of Maine. has
been let out Of fail on s6O00O bail. and has
gone to Augusta in obedience to The summons
Of the Legislative Investigating Committee.
The New York Times very Justly remarks
that most conversions nowadays are not 20 no
liness, but to, refined worldliBess, Hence
the millions 50 uselessly squandered on church
architecture. ga
Martin Shive Dowber, Roman Catholic In
ireland, has followed the example set by sew
efal Of his eo.religiopists, and refuses to sign
a rtquisilion for meeting to express sympathy
with the Pope. FWr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19
e1- A man calling himself a wandsrip

Dee-A man calling himself wandering
clock maker, from Connecticut, applied a.
station house 10 Philadelphia lately for
lodgings. He had with him q small wagon
fitted up for the reception Of his box Of
tools and the accommodation Of bis soB,
sprightly little shaver three years Of age
lie says his wife deserted him two years
ago, when he began his wandering life, and
that be has travelled $500 iniles since that
time. -. - III.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

neA-Jplia Ann Cady. married woman.
living in chenango, N. Y, few dayssinee
tQeA her own child years OLD bern before
her marriage, stripped II Of its clothing, and
then put 1t head foremost into the stove,
holding it there until she Supposed it dead
She then placed il in a bed which she set on
hre, aud went to the neighbors. The child,
however, recovered itself so far as TO escape
from the bed and out Of doors, whereit was
found fatally burned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19
D6g-Dr. Waloott Of MiIwaukse lately mad

D6rDr. Walcott Of Milwaukee lately made
o partially new nose for man named Ward.
The Doctor cut piece of flesh from the pa
tient's arm and attached it to his nose, and
having by process peculiar to such opera
tiens, covered it with cuticie, fastened the
arm TO the nose, that il might remain 80 for
a time, so as to prevent modification, and in
q few days he had as sound and good look
ing nose as ever the natural one was
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

A Hrr.-Mr. Bingham, Black RepubI lean
member Of Congress from Ohio, insome remarks
in House. on Friday, in reply TO Mr.. Smith of
Virginia, saids Il wantthe gentleman to know
that am not his slave" "No." said Smith ;
~ you were you would do better than you
nov do; you would get wha. you most need
"a good support" Bingham wilted like a
ina hot sun.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

EDlroR EMPiRE, = We have circulating
amongst us a Position praying the Legislature
to prohibit the migration Of free negroes into
this State This comes from the Republican
Party, and am sorry and ashamed to see some
Of my fellow Democrats have signed it. We, as
Democrats, have mover encouraged them to come
here; We have strongly opposed this negro
equality, for 10 years and more. The Repub,
licans have in pll their speeches and messages
encouraged and invited them tocome; carrying
the idea That they were as good aswhite men;
goadipg the South at every opportunity with
epithets and sianderous speeches, until they
have come to the conclusion that they will sup,
ply the wants Of these Republicans, and thus
the passing of the laws driving free negroes
out Of the Southern States into the arms Of
the negro loving, negro worshiping Rspubli.
cans. But, alas for the poor African. this
party that hOwled SO pitsously for the deliver.
aDce Of them from the midst OF the cruel slave.
holders now stand upon the banks of the Ohio
with clubs 10 their hands ready to drive them
back 70 the bondage Of cruel slavery holding
up to their gaze the resolutions and laws, pros
hibiting negroes the right Of landing IN Ohio.
Such is the character. and such has been the
character Of this Republican Party. Ono Of
the agents now circulating this paper is one
who, two years ago when the qdestion OF siag
Fery was discussed, decided that slavery was a
sin against high heaven. Nov he is in favor OF
driving these free negroes into that sinful and
outrageous slavery. These Republicans have
brought this trouble upon themselves; let them
get rid Of 1t. TheyPut me in miud ofthe Phar,
see and Hypocrite. and white washed Sspuch-
ers, they look beautiful at a distance. but in
variAbly they are full Of dead mems bones
We as Democrats are contepted to let well
enough alone We have not tried to steal the
souths property, nor encouraged the negroes
company; nor do we now deem it our duty TO
torture these poor free Africans by ezpelling
them from our widst--(aner the Republicans
kind invitations to dwell with us)
Yours, DC, A DKmooRAr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

aeA.Mr John MaidIow, Of Blanchard Tn,
has received premium offered by tbe
PumnIn County Agricultural Society this
from one aereef groand, one hunared and
nine buahels.of cora ,9 9itAht s. 4
II there is. county 10 tho Stats that can
beat this We shonldbs pleased q hear
from it'll Kalida Sentinel a ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

Ga- Tho Cambridge, Mass, correspondent Of
the New York Post saystha the young ladies' Of
that classic city are learning the. manly art Of
self-defenss, and thewifs of the tsachss b Kym.
nas.ios =. the college Is engaged in giving elass
Of The "iaslsst young adiesin society" lessons 10
sencing, cut and thrust. ai aFf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

~ The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad has refused to carry omsils since
Aanday last, on account Of the failure Of the
ooyesapent 70 provide means 70 pay such ser.