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Alleged Cruelty to American scamcn.

IFFOm the flINIthn IlIlth, TIC u
few days ago two seanen, John smith and Lewis
Winkenhon, were taken to the Northern Hospital by a
police officer The men had just arriy cd from New Orleans
in The ship pemond smith was suffering from severe
injuries consequent he stated On being struck by the
second mate repeatedly with handapike. The other
man who had several wounds upon his person,
also alleged that he lad been beaten by the mate who
struck him with Delaying pin. The assaults were said
to have taken place about fortnight ago when The ship
was entering the channel Another OF those Of
cruelty TO American merchant sailors which, uuhapply
frequently was reported on the 9Th, al the Anne
riean Consulate. named Richard Fitzhugh, of
the crew Of the Ticonderoga, admitted into the
Northern Hospital, suffering from severe injury to his
shoulder IL stated that the 18th ult. he
ing the ship when Of the officers struck him the
shoulder with i Delaying PIN knocked him down and
afterwards jumped upon him. The man received such
assistance ~ could lie given board and when the
sci arrived in the river he removed 10 the hospital
where was found that the shoulder bone broken,
and lie Was confused " several places. The Is
der investigation by The American Consul.
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Personal Intelligence.

lion. W h Farsel of California, is stopping at the
Aston House.
Col :. Seymour, OF Permont Major T. r. Bennett and
Jerome Enck both If New York, aud Capt H. Greentree
Of Rochester, are stopping Of the lsfarge House
Hon. W Foster, of Boston; o. Iatrobe, of Maryland
A. G. Wurzbach, Of Tennessee, J. ]. Chamberlain. Of
Maine: e.. T. Hazard aud Col L. L. Hodges, OF Buffalo
were among thesrrsas at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yes
terday.
Col !. y. saforh Of the United States Army; J, w.
Sek~rmehorn WIFE and Mr. Chadwick all Of Philadel
phia William ~ Gilmore of II Louis W. III Forrest. OF
Wisconsin and George Church, Of Massachusetts,, are
stopping al the Metropolitan Hotel.
William Kelly of Rhinebcck; l. Frost and family, Of
New Orleans, r. A. Hoyey OF Boston William Bliss and
F. Rhodes, Of Porto Cabelo; u. A. lurpn, Of Caracas
AMI g. A. Towner, Of Albany, are stopping at the -.
Nicholas Hotel
Hon. !. II. Graham, of Washington; Or. J. G. Adams
and wife o. Bridgeport ). > Murray, Of New Haven L.
X McC1ees OF wilmington, H. II. Gregory Lake Mahopac
o. g. Marsh, OF New Haven; y 0deH and family OF Yon
kcrs; r. J. Henmick, Of Worcester and Misses and T.
Philips, Of Montreal are stopping 1T the Aibemarle
Hotel.
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SAyAsS,H-Steamsbip IIunsville.-D l. BLACKSTONE, CD
A fngold, Mrs. e Smith. Miss 4 Blackstone, Mayer,
Ncrbryck, u III Fleming Lewis N Brown. X W Rayner, X
krsassod, Good and lady Mr. BrumAn Dsvid koe.naeld
Rondno and lady Bowler and lady, u Taylor, VIM In.
cams Logan, Selgmsnn. Miss Logan, Miss n
po~t John GILLESPIE Eugene Prudden Gardner and lady,
Tonlman, Hurley. Geo Evans. y w Grant Warning,
& Wickons. q Wood, y Jones, Burdick Graves
and IL In stcersge.
James Jones' Hannah l. Jones Mrs Tesrl : Williams,
Cleo williamson. A Cole Geo Valentine, John Valentine, W
W coda r. smith, u SAITH Cha- Woods, Davis, Mrs N
SlmYns aud Son, ID Newton Julius de taunays Melner,
r. r Brrck couuer. Mrs A Cohen, sam steifus, Mrs
orth, and Brown and lady Vic.
land. Gabunder, o smith, G Daniels and lady W III
Vast, Mr. Wheeler, John de kusy-and ii In stecrage
VERA CRuz-Bark Flash-H y sanford
LAeuAyRa-Brg Thomas BWattson-ion A Turpin. Min.
lister Resident Of Us at Caracas Vim Bliss Esq Us Consul
ut Porto csbelo; Capt Mnnday, Nfork; fedkamp,
Chicago; L Kohde Porto Csbcllo
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in the Hudson river near the $, bis Cave Tie was
dressed black cloth coat, black satin vest, brown
ribbed pants woolleD seeks brogan shoes and
black sin oravat lie is about 1--WE feet eight inches il
height heavy built with bald head and high forehead.
Coroner r. W Bonsed will hold inquest on the body
tbs morning at eleven O'clock at his Office, No l2s ASH
frpt
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Inited states Circuit Court
Betore Hon. Judge SmalIey,
yuy AII,FaED SLAYER hRfH


1Hg ALLEGED SLAYER ERIN
Inc. 22-lhis vessel se,zed a. SLAYER,
and the heard before iou. Judge ship
man, on motion 20 quash the Indictment
In consequence Of the sudden illness of Judge Shpman,
the case, motion of the United states District Attor
ney, called up again and the argument is TO be re-
opened ON Monday.
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Supreme Court-thn,nbers.

I've. oo--Chovics A. Mills C0raeliaS n Goyisoa. a.
Memorandum left for counsel
CASES SETTLED.
IN re- thomas II Cti,lI rs William ~ Simmons and
others
Aadr.ag j. White ais, rs. George W. Comsock
Henry W. LausnS,en Saor Strathetm
De Hm {. Wilo,i9hby rs. Philip Clarke and Others
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NEw YORK. HARLEM AND Albany RAILROAD
AN For Albany and Troy connecting with tho New York
raj Rsirosd for Al points West Nor,hwcs, and southwest
inson Fattsbufs Rouse Point ogdcnsburr and
Winter arrangement commencing Monday, December "a
and 9f. ~, express train from Tryvn row, near City
Hall for Aibsuy T1 w. and A6 r NJ 40 3ssh DEPOT
A. W., do do Nh st. depo, Crotou Fails r n, stop
rl.lns, s:ia A. NJ 2DsrdsP stopping :, al stations.
18th 81 depo. whI'e rlsins, es y M stopping !, al
and 10 r NJ .soppinf AZ sll station. frcm sh . depot
oy stopping n all stations from 1h NJ depot Returning
wtll eave Albany A. n. and sDP " Eas, Albany us
A. N. and ~ II NJ, train. Albany f0<s A. NJ Fast
Albany. II ~, express mail train. croton fas ",
stopping 81 ell stations north OF fremont White Plains
10 . and ~ A. and ~ NJ stopping ri all stations.
Wlismsbvsdge, spAM aud NJ, stopping all stations
Nbamsbrdgo faP " wetncetsy AMI Saturday oniyl
ping st all stations JOHN 81 u, HiIL. Asst Sapt
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nvc W-On motion Of Hon Esyrrdy Iahn-on.
feander Hoimrs 30. of Washington Territory and
Geo Itbhard lsq q New York, wee a'mi.lcd al
torneys and ccunseors ~ this Court.
on lnoiuo 81 lion John |. y straion, iansl D. Trap
kns, t,., " New York, admitted 40 .ttGrts md
counsellor ~ this Court
No. :, OtgnA docket, y pfrts-Tn the mater s. to
tommonweth az Kentucky, one of III Lniad :. C
Amefica. W Beri.S Negptin, Gov rnor and The t " e
auihorNy Thereof petitioner - WIN henniss g. -
q The state Of ohso--Ar Monrpe hayng read & Drcu
court tie petition hled therein and ala The rvtfs t,t
With said petition AMI having moved til cc.rt for 49,
- mandsmus 81 tcr ru. TO show rIrstrt 81 u
terms Of said pcston - thercupou here Re ~
and ordered by the Court TIA, ,h said motion Ia 49,
hereby set down Tor gptnant 81 las a,x III -.
weeks to wit Friday tbe nth dty 81 f4nitry lssi
and N further ordered that the Clerk 81 this Conf m
forthwith send cvpy Of hs order taf II hs rsi!,,n
and exhibits filed herein, to be served hs TX slss
VIM. Dcnnlsop Governor n Ohio.
No. 81 Henry Wnsnf e. al clan,nts 81 sis ,u,.ss
Palmetto appellants. Mchlei Noiay. jr-lhs raas.
having been caIed for argument, and nah patty Hng
prepared 10 argue thu same W was dsin sci With costs
under the nineteenth rule.
No % Jas A Chandler, plaintiff in error. " otta Won
Rocder ct alThe argument ~ this cunmenc a
BY MI Pssch. foe the pl w An cans aae h.
Mr.. Vim G. Tale ~ 'hc isfendants IN error AZ lrnei
Uspssse,rSD RI a,tr O-spknoN..--Ihs Bfocspar, a.
~ RJraftc say gtwO fuEltye savrs arrived at we
EN~xs II. ~
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NEW yOKD, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN EXPRESS TRAINS.
on AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. "a fsso.
ENPpESS TRAINS FOR ALBANY.
Competing with New York Centrai Railroad
and Northern Railroad.
VIII start from and arrive al Tryon row
City Hall, New York.
Law 81 A. W., TO- n and tHf N.
ssl~ also start from Twenty sixth street st4tJd
si1:nA. NJ, l0,3 A. ". and s:ts "
Tickets sold and bagsAxe checked
through TO all points
Peasant rooms pro, ided for pas-engrfs
ct City Hall station
JOHN BCRCiiILI- Assistant Supcrinte noent
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RAILROA

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-FOR Albany AND
III Troy connecting with trains North and West.
Trains leave
rrou an AmnsRs STREET. sJon ruIR1y- rIRSr STREET
Express and IL A. NJ aud 72a, ll'0 NJ and 80 Y NJ
6P. ".
Troy ana Albany, Mai a3'is sor.N
Troy and Albany with sleep ioi5PM CsandA, Included
ronahkeer-ic train 7soAN sA NJ sndl.0PM
and Y. NJ.
Pcekskin train. 4 r VI. A3P.M
sang sing train, 10 A " and 1925 NJ asa 5.ss and 10
Am q a. ana u.lOP NJ M
Az. SMITH. Superintendent
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HOLIDAY SPOTS ron CHRISTMAS DAy-Two
nranf SHINE Exhibitions will od Christmas
by " HARRY Jennings y hi,e street. the nrst o. two
o'clock in The afternoon and The second tight O'clock In the
evening 1her. VIII b. plenty rats band free Of chang
Tickets Is cents
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VspsssssDrsD RI s,Nn 0-yptuoS. The Bfocspar, n
I'd R1rafG ssy two fggitye sarcs arrival At swe or
Centre, 90 Monday ghi Last, frpIa virginia Wssh
ington They were Hospitality kep, night by gene
iq,.c'ps 70 Csalda he asylum ia tht oppvssei."
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DIGEoN sHoorIyG-A MATCH WILL CONE OFF
i Tuerdsy pr~cmber IS on the Hchoken ursdow
Two hundred birds vii be ire gornd for sweers,sks
shcotisg TAYLOR, jersey Civ
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= ono GERMAN srsGINa CANARIEe-.tso A
O.UUU variety Of fancy Birds from al parts OF the
world ror sale WHOLESALE and retsu a CHARIEs
REICHE 4 BROS, ~ CAsahsm street,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

II THE NEw rANIES-L. DE q. BROoEER
N AesSeuy, sS prsasre
Ne sshiorshie DANCES Anrht
INV CLASSES FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Iadlcs Tuesdays ard Fr,d&ys Sto 9; gensszen 70
n thildrcn Wednesdays saturdays TO r. NJ
Lsdt>s primary rlss-es instructed BY Mrs Brookea
SOfRFE WEDNESDAY EVENING
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Mt B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD or THE CELEBRA
IN ted Madame PRKwsTERf She has been consulted ~
thousands In this and other cities with entire .aifscic
She feels confident she has equal She tells the
future wife husband also that her vster n you wish
the truth give call At - Third avenue above rweug
hrst street Ladies 50 cents; gentlemen, o.
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OPP AT A DISCOUNT
ALL OUR FANCY GOODS
BOUGHT for CHRISTMAS
and NEW YEARS
GIFTS and
PRESENTS
AT
&. ). CUSMAN'S new store,
463 SIXTH AVENUE,
CORNER
Twenty eighth street.
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N,DU ypcr Cour-e l. L. on csrsmas D~y, eleven b,rds
Ssde between a II and r. There ~si be two hundred
extra birds for outside SHOOTING
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-01
Notice.


NEIGS County Common Pleas-David H.
lYl Moor VS.. John Dennis and Martha Den
nis.-John Dennis, whose place of residence is
unknown, will take notice that David H. Moor
of the county of Nfeigs, in the State of Ohio
did, on the 10th day OF February, 1859, file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the County of Meigs, in said State of
Ohio, against the said John Dennis and Martha
Dennis defendants. The said David H. Moor,
also on the 23d day of November, filed in said
Court an amended petition against the said
defendants, setting FORTH that the said John
Dennis and Martha Dennis gave a mortgage to
the said David H. Moor, ON twenty-five feet,
which should be seventy-fve feet as set out
in the amended petition, off of the north end of
the following tract Of land, a part of lot of
land sold by Lewis S. Nye to Norman 8. Davis,
bounded as follows Beginning at stake Fifty
feet north of the east and west line of section
eight, township number twenty-one, range
number thirteen, of the Ohio Companys Pur-
chase; thence north 225 feet; thence east 100
feet; thence south 225 feet; thence west to the
place of beginning; situate in said county of
Meigs, to secure the payment of $3.50, accord
ing to the note referred to in said mort
gage. The object and prayer of said petition
is, that the defendants pay the plaintiff the sum
OF $3.50, and interest from the 25th of Decem-
ber 1857, and that, in default thereof, that said
premises may be sold to pay the same, and the
said John Dennis is notified that he is required
to appear and answer said petitions ON or be-
fore the third Saturday after the 18th day
Of May next. DAVID IL. MOOR,
By HANNA EARHART, his Att'ys.
April g lS6O-14-6t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-01
A SKETCH OF TRAVEL,
AND THE SIGHTS SEEN, WITH RE.
- ELECTIONS THEREON.
BY THE EDITOR.
No. l..
J. M. GooDsPEED, R. S.


Being wearied with the daily hash of
politics we have concluded to escape for
awhile from It's din and strife, and dom
ming the habiliments of tourist, with
portfolio in hand, we start on our ram
bles, determined to see the sights, and
give the world our reflections thereupon.
And, upon consideration, deeming our
reflections the most important part of
the programme, we willgive them first
and the sights afterwards Z
And our first reflection is, that it is
the duty of any and every community to
support and encourage home industry.
This is not only a duty, but, in the long
run, the best policy for the community
at large, as well as the interest of each
individual. Agriculture, Commerce and
Manufactures, including the Mechanic
arts, constitute the essential sources OF
prosperity, wealth and power of a peo-
pie. This is SO plain proposition that
it needs no argument to demonstrate its
truth, ncr illustration to make it clear.
And growing out of this, is another,
equally self-eyident, namely, that the
closer the proximity into which these
great branches eff human industry can be
brought, the none perfectly they will
support, and mutually aid and advance
each other.
=. All nations have, by tariffs, revenue
laws, and in various ways, encouraged
the industry of their own people in pref
erepce to that of Foreign nations. This
is an admitted principle in political econ
omy, as between nations. And the same
holds good in smaller communities. II
is equally susceptible of demonstration,
that every member of community-say
Meigs County, or the town of Pomeroy
is bound in duty, as well as interest, in
all practicable ways, to encourage their
own Manufacturers and Mechanics. Ii
often happens that mechanic, who has
served his apprenticeship, and acquired
a mastery of his art, opens shop with
glowing hopes of success. Knowing that
he is master of his trade, and determined
by industry and fair dealing to supply
an article needed in the community, he
looks forward to see his business patron.
lied, and looks with undoubted conf
dence. But when he has spent his lit
tie capital in stock, and his days ano
nights in cheerful industry to manufac
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

i"re s1 e Pomeroy, o., April 81. 1860.
Hall of Welfare, DECISION No. 96 S. Of T.
WHEREAS, Two of our number. were
suddenly and unexpectedly removed from
earth, by drowning, on the 18th inst,
therefore, @l'Hi FasT
Resolued, That in. the death of Bro
William Smart, and Sister Martha Ca
BILE, this Division has lost two of its
most faithful and Jealous members.
Resolped, That we bow submissively
to.the Providence of Him, who has per
mitted this afaiction to befaH u.s. ].
Resolred, That we deeply sympathize
with the Parents of the deceased in their
unusually affecting bereavement.
Resolued, That a copy of these Reso-
buttons be sent to- the Parents, and also
copy to the Editor of the Pomeroy
Weekly Telegraph. for publication.
B. F. STIVERS, w. P.
J. NJ. GooDsPEED, R. s.
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The Century.

--S NS-~S - y
We have received the 5th number of
the new series of the above named pa
per, published in New York. 1t is in
octave form, and contains thirty-two
pages of choice reading matter, on Lit
erature, Science, Art, Politics and Econ
omy, Education, Foreign and Domestic
News, and General Intelligence, at two
dollars and fifty cents per year. 1t is
emphatically weekly record of the
transpiring events of the stirring age in
which we live It is the largest paper
published in America, and taking the
comments of the press, as an indication,
is one of the very best A specimen
may be seen at our Office. VIII the
Publishers send as the back numbers of
this icoEunae9
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-01
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
n missioners of Meigs County, at their June
session, asking for the location of County
road as follows, to wit: beginning at the top
of the Sanders Hill, in Bedford township at
the Pomeroy and Athens road; thence to a
point at or near the centre Of Sec. No. 80, on
the line between Philip Knopp and Nathan
Hudnel thence to point at or near the centre
of Sec. No. 81, on the farms of Joel Sewell and
of Andrew sewell; thence through Frederick
Thomas farm; thence in Salisbury township,
through sections No. So and No. IS, running
down Wolf Pen Run, as near the run as prac-
ticable for good road, passing Stevens Steam
Saw Mill, to intersect the Pomeroy and Harri-
sonville road near George W. Stevens dwelling
house. A PETITIONER.
April 1G 1S6O.-16-4t
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Eegal
Sherif,a Sale,

Joel Braley VS.. John T. B. Ledle, and VIM. Ledlie.
DY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County, will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court House in Pomeroy, at IL o'clock, A. N,
On the 21st day of Nay, 1860,
the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit: situate in said County of Meigs, begin
ming at post II chains and % links west Of
the southeast corner of section NUMBER, town.
ship number 8, and range number 10, In the
Ohio Companys Purchase, at the southwest
corner of George Neighborgalrs lands; thence
west on said section line 16 chains and y
links, or to the southwest corner OF James
Henry's land; thence north AZ degrees 45 min
west 25 chains and So links to post; thence
north 20 chains and 38 links, or to the east
corner of said Henrys land; thence east .
chains and SO links, to the southeast
corner of John McVey's lands to a post; thence
north 8 degrees west 2 chains and 81 links to
a post; thence east Al chains "a links or to the
east line of said section to pest; thence south
on said section line II chains SO links to post,
to the northeast corner of said George
Neighborgalls land; thence west II chains and
25 links, to the northwest corner Of Neighbor-
gals land; thence south 20 chains, or to the
place OF beginning, containing l47 acres; ex-
cepting 33 acres out Of the southeast corner OF
said land, decided by Cyrus Braley to James
Thomas, excepting therefrom the two following
lots, sold by said John T. B. Ledlie, to-wit: The
first one beginning at the southwest corner of
said land; thence north about 6 rods and IT
links; thence east about 81 rods; thence south
about rods and II links; thence west about
81 rods to the place Of beginning containing
three several lots of about one-half acre eaeh
also the other lot, beginning at the southwest
corner Of said lands so sold by said John
to Wesley Braley; thence north about 7 rods
and II links; thence east abeut II rods to the
line of lands owned by James Thomas
thence south about rods and II Inks
thence west to the place of beginning con-
tanning about one-half acre; to be sold as the
property of John 7. B. Ledlie, at the suit of
Joel Braley. Appraised at $2,240.00 Terms
of sale, cash. }. J. WHITE, S. NJ. c.
April 10, 1960-16-5t 600
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,

Benevolent Institution established by special En-.
dewment. for the Relief of the Sick and Distressed
afflicted with Vrulent and Epidemic Diseases
and especially for the Cure of Diseases of the Sex
aal Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
scription of their condition. (age, occupations habits
of life, &C., and in of extreme poverty, Med
icines furnished free of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and the New Rem.
edies employed in the Dispensary, sent TO the af,
hcted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Address IS, DR.. J. :'KILLIN HOUGHTON. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No . South Ninth
street Philadelphia, Pa, EZRA D. HEARTWELI.
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Secretary. President
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-01

B0 Simon S. Silverman, corner of
Front and Sycamore Streets, has just re-
ceived fine stock of Spring goods. Mr..
Silverman displays, good judgment in his
selections of Prints, Bonnets, and other
articles in which ladies take especial in
terest. See his advertisement, then go
and examine his goods.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-01
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance of an order granted by the
i Probate Court of Meigs county, Ohio, will
offer fer sale at public auction, on the 18th day
of June, A. D., 1860, at two o'clock afternoon,
upon the premises, the following described real
estate, situate in the county of Nleigs and State
of Ohio, to wit being part of Lots No. l and 2,
in section No. 16, in Town No. 6, and Range
No. IA, of the Ohio Company's Purchase, and
bounded and described follows: beginning
at the northeast corner of said Lot No. =, in
said section, town and range; thence west
ST rods; thence north 81 rods; thence east
54 rods; thence south 20 degrees east
10 rods; thence south 40 degrees cast
"a rods; thence west % rods to the place
of beginning, containing thirteen acres and
one hundred and twenty rods and held by
permanent leasehold. Appraised at S255.62.
Terms of sale, one-third in hand, one-third in
six months, and one-third in twelve months
from the day of sale, with interest; the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. REBECCA GILES,
Administrative of Andrew J. Giles, decd.
Pomeroy April II, 1S60.-16-4w
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-01

Hays Panorama of the Senator's Son.
This beautiful painting was exhibited
in our place last week, and, we arc sorry
to say, to slim houses. 1t is decidedly
a meritorious work, and our citizens lost
more by not embracing this opportunity
of seeing it, than the proprietors did
We wish them abundant success.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-01
Sheriff's Sale.
NioI r Nyn yS z w Stew

Mai r. Nye F. w. Stevens.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County will offer for sale, at the door of the
Courthouse, in Pomeroy, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
On the 4th day Of June, 1860,
the following described lands and tenements,
to wit the northerly half of Lot number 191,
in the town of Pomeroy; to be sold as the prop
erty of F. W. Stevens, at the suit of N. R. Nye
Appraised at $416. Terms of sale cash.
j. WHITE, S. NJ. C.
March 80, 1860.-14-9w or tt $50