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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
Etsamhnats ann Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT-Far 50cts.-The steamer
AFSONIA Capt Chss butcher. leaves Peck-sip every
Tuesday Thursdsy aud saturday u Freigt taken II the
lovost fat4s I. LDCRYER & Co., No. liz SOuth-st.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN FARE 80 TO ALBANY.
On and after WEDNESDAY, January 10, 1882 Trains VII
Lesve 16th-si. Station, kevYork ss folows:
For iaIusbridse-9:Jg and ii and 80 and $50
For White Plains-iz3O and 500 p m.
Fer WHITE Plsins-el5 ?. n. rem Whi.est Depot
For Croton Fails ? tom 26thst Depot.
For Miertop-5 D. n from 2ethst Depot .
For Albsuy-e Mail and 1854 ?. NJ, Express connecsxs
with the hew.York Central Railroad
Returning, viii leave
NFismsbridge-G:4o and $3.50 q NJ and 300 ..
White Plsins-5 and 7:20 m and $50 ?.
tro,on-!G m TiLsrioh--1a Ii.
Albsny-ll a II Mail end llo P N. Express trsa c,.
The Mail end 3:5c kIprots tram eoNnse - Cues
ham -Four Corner al stations Western Rai1oa5 basass
ebecl for Mail Express trains mite and Oenhes
from TO 8:l5 .. u, aud from TO 2:4O r H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
IQSO THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lCOV CENTRAL RAlLR0 AD.IOOO
GREAT poUBLT-TRACg ROUTE


TIE capacity q the Road 10 equal sn ID ne county
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WELT.
= 49, Otiso No. z Aftof House, Broadway 81
fsetes ior the transportation Of Passengers 20 aud NON N
hii Cnlcazo ~ Louis st Paul NEsavle. Memphis new
Oes sno ali other towns IN the West Northwest aud Scum
Ns are surpassed Tor yod and comfort by any rOet-
frouEh trains ioT the West leave Newly foot Of Court
@Idt-st Morning Express. a. Evening Express, p.
sleeping ana srrofiDg-csrs o all trains.
Fse always a. low and the time quick By any other
Tea;e.
By this route FreistS o. all Descriptions esn be forwarded 70
from any point tne railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
uhno.G Wisconsin, Iowa hissouu. ~ RAILROAD d.
RECT TO pert on the E4vgaDe rveTl Of the Wes
steamers from PittspHTEh
e rates OF Freight and from any point the Wet BIZ the
al as are rErred
nv other HAiroaa C0mpsnes Merchants shippers inrGs
G the Of their Freight 10 this Company
With confidence On IT, speedy tfsnsit.
bs COMPANY also maintains kugrelt accommodation
ie by ch parties eugatg westward enjoy cheap aud
eongrib mode of conveyance at hall Ga. hrsess
Of ale. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent no zAs'of House
LEIGH 4 Co Freight Agents $780,
No 2 Astor Hose and No South Wilianl-st.
MCDONALD & BiSCHOFF Emirent Agents.
10. bAttoTy-piacs.
THOMAS 4 SCOTT, General sup't, Altoona, Pa
NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD - Tor PHllA-
IN DELPHIA and tie SOUTH ard WEST, via JERSEY
CITY As and Express Lnes leave New ! ORR a. " Aho
n AID D. FIRE 81 Through Ilc1ot1 toic ioI III
ennsH .he West and fof Washington ReeOfeans snd
tie south &C. and through baggage checked to "s1nns0H IN
j. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No bssEge viii be received foI uy ules deyorea and
checked 10 nioutes la advance Of ie tim. Ct lecybg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
Dtean Steamers, &r.

CoR CALIFORNIA.-NEw ARRANGE
as aS6 FESc Ti ES SsHiFf GO A Addition 70
pAtus " the 5h end oth Of the month this Company
srs!s steamer. 70 connect with .smer Of the Pschc Maj
s4sAHship Co: which vii be IL readiness a. Panama For
No. III wes.-st., corner Of Warren.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
FORMERLY TIE yANDERBILT LINE,
The only line carrying the U. halls this route under
sra ASC .0fH or EACH MONTH.
Proa he od--stsblsh- whsr' foot Of WsTen-st n
TIE fyori;e t,el-nship NORTHERN LIGHT viii Iesyo New
TsTk MONDAY. MaTe5 connecting, via Panama Railroad
The EoRTH STAR vii succeed the NORTHERN LIGHT,
tssvtLs Newly orr March 70
M AsFa % ipure prompt connection Of passengers add
zzAa.s al ;Ee irinnof
No III wesi-st, foot o. Warren-s;.
D. B. ALLEN, Agent.
bar person. forbid trusting any 90 aeooani Of
rs ADVANCE of the UNITED STATES
OLD MAIL LINE
cALiFoRMA,
PANAMA RAILROAD.
Extra Steamers a. Panama and Acapulco
REeULAR DAYS srH and 2crH Of EACH MONTH.
On MONDAY, Mach 5 a. Up. n,
fss keT;h Atlantis se-ihi7 Company VII dispatch tho EpSn
I'D see1nship -
A @ GRAY, Commander,
tsr ASSlNWALA DIRECT and VIII connect, Via fGnsna
E~ead with :hs Pscihc Nal Steamship CeEpsnys steamer
GOLDEN AGE,
}. 7. WATKINS Commander,
And proceed DIRECT 10 SAN FRAEClSC4
ror Freight apply tie Oce Company, No S8 Ws
.ot P.A.>ss 4PSy the Ooe-OyeT the Gson the WHAT
- ths loot q Csnsl-st, WIN H. WiCkHAH.
b-Le'ters 70 eli psrts Of Ceiioroa ~l te taken by
neDA Fargo Co.'S and FTesEan Co Expresses BY these
gssSnsra
1'HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS' steam-
chip rE@-BuRK. a. !. Sanen commander carving
a. United ristes msi ~ili -s positively on
SAiUbDAf, asrcn H. st u O'Clock M,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
rnavne.- - Taxing Passengers for
LONDON, HAVRR. $40 fHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Attic following
go e1hin 100; EecoEd cabin, cts f.eerzsc SIS
~ Nesr5 q passsge apply 70
OELPCKE, KEUIGEN REICHELT
No. ss sroEdTHy.
t'QkILAND and CANADA SEBn-WEEKLY
Steamships AiA Di'iN0 nc Nis''0-ASs tSie"
pnndF'ssaREAKE......C Capt Sidney Crowel.
1. q l. u. Iayueio,
- ~" ~ North River, Eep.f OH, and Browns
eyrI,cs - every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, e.
P,P "a y, running time. - houra.
srte., 'n,i-ulhg uess and state-room, e5
- - Spes and most expeditions freight line TO Montreal
n. Z. CROMWELL Co., Nc se weast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sT0NING-

j TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE-Land houte-Ihe
shortest and direct-Cefying the Eastern Mail -
Tire Steamers PLY MOUTH ROCK, capt Joel stone ana u
VANDERBILT, Cap; d. T. stUges, IN connection ~tn ns
road leaving daily SUNDAY excepted nom Pet no
an lhrst wharf Battery place., 81 M Ana otoh
nEon G. ESQ arrival Of the mall tsn WHICH iea'ea
The C. VANDERBILT from Eew.Y Monday, Wedae'
day, aud Friday. From sODington-Iaesdsy Ahuisay ae
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Eew-Y ort-Tuesdsy Thar,
day and Saturday. Prom sIoainson-Aon1ay WEDNESDAY
and Friday. -, - n.
Pasnssrs proceed from stsninston railroad to fro
dnee and Boston In ths Express Mall Train reaching saio
places IN advance Of chose by other routes and III ample c
gers prefer board the steamer o5oy nsh
UDduTbtd beAks fast desired, sn0 leave ot0hnson
the train connecting Ut Providence with the II L. HAi
foF Boston
Fare nom Providence 20 Newport 80 cents 90.
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer ana uAh I"us
each wsy. -, - -, 49,.
For ptisese berhs sate-rocms freight apply on board ne
Etess OF az tho resh office Pier No North River 81 a. Inc
o4Ece Of the Company, No. ls Bstery-plaee
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas.
~ sspe. Trains Pier foot Of Dusn. as ioloS W.
DUNKiRE EXPRESS ~ c e., for punkNA Sanel0' N1N
andsigus and principal immediate stations - - AL.
KEW BURGH EXPRESS at $3.50 p m, ioT He"'ais"' A1'1
dletown and intermediates Stations. - 49,. q, -, n.
MIGHT EXPRESS $50 ui for Dunkfsi bnnaIo Oan1n
SIZE Fxuress Trains connect ElmrS with the CanAndag
and Kagars Fails Railroad Bnghemton with the oyia
airosd AZ Corning with the Railroad for Rochester ad bai
60 AZ Great Bend with the Railroad for Scranton End a. bu
fo and Dunkirk with toe Lass Shore hslrosd 9I
Toads CHA6. MiN0T, General Sup<
kATH'L MARSH, Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
llauts, Oils, &f.

AILi OIL $500.
~ LIGHT, LIGHT which makes the darkness - bright
rOonesy -
She DAMOEo KEROSENE superior to al other Oh now
&C nss Without smell or taste The trade mrv2 " .es.
tss Quality RsIl stand it, merits This on
viii iGTLisked city country trade gallon
IN SALON cbsrsa for the cans aud 30 cite by
barrel Al orders promptly attended to by addressing
q CANsEbN No "A hsieenlzle, NegHoTk Also, the best
sLnbceiing Oils Candles Lamps Paragon Burners kc kc
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
Cincinnati Market.


- - ClNcIHSArI, February 9, 1850
cFLoUR.-The market has not undergone any
change; the demand is fair, and holders very
firm; sales at S5 6o@5 rs for superfne, and
$5 s096 90 for extra. c-.t .
GRocERIEs-Therc is no change in the arti-
Gle; the demand is quite limited, but prices are
unchanged; sales of sugar at 73@s3c; molasses
at 45@46c, and coffee at 12@13c. nj, -
WHEAT.-There is an active demand, with
light receipts; prices are firm at 81 33@1 35
for prime white, and 81 2s@1 80 for prime
red. =. .,sg.. = --s ..r a. 81 .
market, and quote ear Corn dull at SOC; there
is good demand for shelled, and this quality
readily commands 55c. F." =. tsu
OATs.--The market is steady, with fai1
demand at 49c; sales $50 bush, in bulk, at
isle. s.3 ':at +. ."as- g. s,r
RYE,-The market is dull; we have nc
change to notice in prices, and quote it at ST.
sales of $50 bush at 81. ..t. .
BARLEY-The market is dull with prices
unchanged. We quote prime fall at 65@6Sc, and
fair to good at 55160c.
HAY-There is an active demand, and light
receipts, and prime Timothy has advanced 81
p ton; we quote it at S2G@21 U ton, on arrival
and from store. Y 49, ..s .-.E-,
CHEEsE.-Therc is a fair demand, and prices
are firm at9Ic for Western Reserve, and lie fol
English Dairy. a-..a ..sss..s..
POTATOES There is good demand, and
prices have advanced 1oc fs brl. We quote
prime Northern at ST. 80, from store, sales 4OC
bush mixed at 65c, delivered.
CLovERsEED.-The market is dull, and prices
have declined Sc U bush we quote it at 81 s5
sales of so brls at 81 s5; 10 do at 81 80. .,.s
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers of Lands were
made on the Books of the Auditor of
Meigs County for the week ending Feb
4, 1850: .aasaJ 10 511oJ 1rer... -,jlaEg
"a CHESTER TT. -aiNaneylC. Diekerson to
-Adam Brewer 25l acres in sec. 5; $3.50.
LETART TT. VIM A. Roberts to
aJEm, NJ Swallow, g acres. in. secs. II,
:22 and %; $780, ss5 ro1 lfs: ailiia yr"a-i
a0LIE z TIP WIN. Coleman to Roberts
a !Tidd, At acres in sec. ~; $3.50. R.
McNeal to Nathan G. Bailey, west I Of
lot, No. l3, in Reedville; S12.5i John f.
Fortune, to John S. Keeyer, east of
lot No. 13 in Reedyille,g S30.a John s.
Keeyer to James D, Spencer, east { of
lot No. 13 in, Reedville, $40. James D.
Spencer, to Nathan C. Baily, east z. of
lot No. 13 in Reedville; $50. ,s.H -
RUTLAND TP.-Melzar Titus to John
NJ Fyfe, 408 acres in sec. II; 81, 900.
SALEM Tp.-James Thomas to n.
Miller, / acre in sec. 5, $40. A. H.
Miller to Abigail 4. Graham. acre in
see. 2; $500. 52sjf .al:.1l ~ aEf41
SALISBURY TT. Anthony Shuler to
+, Blackburn lot No. 210; 5000, E.
Blackburn to E. H. Grimes lot No. 210;
$1,000. Peter Rubold to David I. Will
liams, lot No. 26; 1910. i-aE i'2i
.' PoMERoY.-Jo ohm NJ. Nye to Dan'l S.
Lewis lois Nos. Sand 8; $500, agaa.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07

Ba~U Our town Is certainty III neeus OF
a police force, both day and night. Sell
dom day passes without some disgrace
fal scene occurring, and offenders are
rarelyaif ever brought to trial. unless
the efepse is fone Of great magnitude
Within the past week. or two our town
has been turned into a bear garden, and
the principal topic, on the streets has
been Of the huge nlascles of .combatants,
and the glorious manner in which antag-
onistsl cored out their unfortunate adver-
slry. The mania does not alone exist
with the sterner sex, for it is credibly
reported that some of the fair sex have
entered on this sport with a gusto that
would do credit to the shoulder -hitters of
frst-class cities. "Peace, be still. "
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07

HoLLowAY's OINrMENT AND DPILLs-FRAuDs.-There
are no frauds eXecrabie those which impe ril
health and life Therefore the late attempts TO dis
seminate counterfeits of the abovenamed great bal
samic remedies are infinitely detes table than
the operations of the common forger. The victims
of serofula, eruptions cancers umors, legs etc.
etc., throughout the uniou look to the Ointment as
tho only element of Sufferers from dyspepsia,
bilious disorders affections of the bowels, etc. have
an equally firm reliance the Pills. What, then,
should be the punishment of the miscreant who Of
fers perneious salve in the place of the one, and
vile drastic compound under the of the other?
In order to be you have the genuine article see
that the water-mark, ''Holloway, New York and
London'' is every leaf of the book of directions
enclosing each. E.s --s.... ..
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
Fun: Fun: Fun.

y The New York Picayune, devoted ex-
elusively to comic reading, an 1 illustra-
tions,is before us. Itisthe only weekly
paper Of this kind published in the
United States, and has for its contribu-
torsall the principal writer's Of our Coun-
try who indulge in manufacturing this
kind of literature. The Pieayune can
be procured six months for 81 90, to sin
glesubscribers; two copies one years. 100;
four copies one year, $5; ten copies, one
year, $1,000. Address, Robert Gum,
s1William Street, N, Y City, ...'7+ .....
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
The Atlantic Monthly,

The Atlantic Monthly,
Published by Ticknor & Fields, Bos-
ton, has attained reputation never be-
fore enjoyed by periodical in so short
time The January number for 1860,
which is before u.s. is the first of the sec
ond volume, and the reputation of this
work is as widespread as the English
language. No one for moment doubts
the cause of this wide reputation and
extended circulation 1t is on account
of its sterling merit, and standard worth.
We say to all, if you want good, reli-
able, substantial standard work, take the
Atlantic Monthly. Terms: per year, sim
gle number, $500; two copies $500; five
copies $1,000, Address Ticknor & Fields,
Publishers, 1876 Washington ST., Boston,
Mass. We will furnish the atlantic
Monthly and Telegraph for 1915 per
wear .rer.ft'.-s IS. ~ i.4 #-=--. =.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07

i and reliable Farmers Paper, published by S. D.
HARRIS, at Columbus, twice every month, in book
for binding full of and useful reading, and
SO cheap that every one afford TO take it. For
fifteen wears the Chic Cuitvator has made its well
como visits to more than hundred thousa families
in the Great West, and is so well known that fur
ther description is not necessary. Every farmer and
friend of rural Improvement is respectfully INVITED
TO become subscriber for 1860. Hand in your sub
take upon yourself TO get up club among your
neighbors. Specimens and Prospectuses sent free.
TELMs-S1 year, single copy; three copies for 50;
six for 81 nine for Sc, and copy extra to the getter
90. CVfonbns, O..
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07

lTexas Legislature. =. - 10 = II -'-1'+
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-Gov. Hous-
TONS Message to the Legislature, trans
mitting the resolutions of the South Car
olina Legislature, opposes the South
ern Convention. The Legislature passed
resolutions sustaining Gov. Houston s
views that Texas gave up her indepen-
dence to the Union, and was unwilling
to surrender the Union ON an emergency
not deemed sufficient to excuse SO i'm
portant step. r., -, g., IT,: ...
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07

B@ The Musical Friend, "a weekly
publication of sheet music, containing
sixteen pages, is before u.s.. It is the
cheapest music we know of-,--only 10cts
per week. Address c. B. Seymour &
Co., Proprietors, No. 107 Nassau street,
N. Y. =. r',,, 80. ,,,.,..
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
NJ AR RE d,

On the 28th of January, in Rutlend, Ohio,
by Rev. selah H. Barrett, Mr.. WILLIAM L.
MussER and Miss HARRIET PAGE, both of Rut-
land. az i ..,-."
On Wednesday, the 1st inst, at the residence
of the brides father, by Rev. J. W. Lewis, Mr..
JOHN BLAIR and Miss ZELDA BR1DGMAN, both
of Syracuse, Meigs Co., O. -. 'a.r ,,"a!2,,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
~bfEGiALI NOTICES.

-B6y~To TEAcHERs.-The Board of School Ex-
aminers for Meigs County will meet on the
first Saturday of each month, at the Court
House, in ;Poneroy, for the examination OF
Teachers s,.fy -...f f-.-....
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and continue till Al P. NJ.
Bas@No Teacher need apply at such exami-
nation. who has certificate valid for three
months from the date of said application.
By order of the Board -.-...
Jan. 1860. W. II. LASLEY, Clerk.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
Goa l.!

.e8a DIVORCE. s7es,,
THOMAS Stiff, of Island of Australia, is
l. hereby notified that HELEN Stiff did, on the
Sd day of February, 1860, file her petition in
the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Meigs, and
State of Ohio, charging the said Thomas Stiff
with three years wilful absence, and also ex-
treme cruelty, and asking that she may be di-
vorced from the said Thomas Stiff, and that the
custody of John Thomas Stiff, her infant son,
may be given to her, which petition will stand
for hearing at the next term of said Court.
HELEN STIFF,
.lar By SIMPSON & LAsLEY, her Att'ys.
Dated Fehrnarv & 1260-6-6t#* -.---- :
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of
Meigs County, at their March session, 1860,
praying for an alteration in certain County
Road leading into the town Of Syracuse, COM
mencing at what is know as the Back Road,
leading from Pomeroy to Racine, on land owned
by Lewis Hilber, in sec. 81, town 3, range .l2
The alteration asked is, that said road COM
mence at the northwest corner of said Hilber s
land, and run south-as near as practicable to
make good road on the west line of his land,
till it interseets the old road, the nearest and
best way, to intersect the old road at the south
and Of said section 81 And that all of the old
road that is superseded by the new may be va
Gated. .'-1 .'... II .''..t A APETITI0NER
Sutton, Jan. "a, 1s6O-5-4t.#.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
OrganizatiSh.

Organization.
It affords US sincere pleasure to be
able to confirm the report which We pub
lished in an extra last week of the elec-
tion of Pennington, of New Jersey, to
the Speakership of the House of Repre-
ssentatives.
The Clerk had not been chosen at last
ac ,ounts, but it is altogether probable
that Foraey, of Philadelphia, will be
elected. 80 <' ''-''..' - '' t'..'
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
SENSATION.

-. =. The following article, which we clir
from the Buckeye State, published al
New Lisbon, Ohio, was evidently gotten
up, in part, to create sensation, and
should the fears of the friends interested
be realized, ,sno- doubt will create some
sensation:;a = stf5 s,gg
Terrible, If True. -"
Fears are beginning to be entertained,
in various parts of the South, that man
of the name of Lazarus B. M Lain was
hung as the leader of the insurrection at
Harper's Ferry, in place of Old Ossawat-
omie Brown; and the idea having pre-
vailed abroad that said M'Lain was an
old resident of New Lisbon, the Post
Master at this place has been besieged
with inquiries from different quarters of
the Union, asking tor information onthe
subject. d. The. following is copy ofone
among the numerous letters received,
which we have been permitted to use:
'''.''-''.' OLYMPIA, SMYTH Co., Vail
.e'a 'as.-: 3a-...:ss'1 ~ Jan..2, 1860 (s
Dear Siir: You will confera peculiar
favor upon q people by informing. US
whether there is a man in New Lisbon
by the name of9EazaFuss b. m Lain, or
in the vicinity or county, as news is rite
in our State especially, that said M'Lain
is; the identical Brown who was. hanged
for the insnrrection at Harper's Ferry.
.''i E !. =. .l ~, -, 49,. ,,,a A. NJ YOUNG.
P. s.. Lazarus B. M'Laina passed
through here some four years ago Think
as professional man. His address was
New Lisbon, Columbiana county, @.
80 'fl',il 1.,l.sr; :. ~; 81, ~. 4. NJ. YOUNG.
The other cpistles all make the esame
anxious inquiry. In, our opinion, the
matter should be promptly and fully in
-vestigated. There is man residing in
this town, calling himself Lazarus B.
NJ Lain, who is thought to be about the
same height and weight, and in general
appearance almost the counterpartpf the
great captain who has so recentlyset the
world in commotion. Our Mr.. MLain
has just returned froms journey through
the States. Some who have seen them
both, say that he and Brown look pre-
cisely alike in all respects, Can it be
possible that Milan has really paid the
penalty of the crimes of Brown, and the
latter Individual is now living snusly and
quietly among us? This is a serious
business, and we hope that Marshal
johnson or some one else in authority
will attend to this matter at once II In
the meantime we shall endeavorto keep
sharp lookout on the movements of
NJ Lain. Buckeye State. IS ,e Fl n. 49,,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
Delegates to Charleston.

Delegates to Charleston.
SACo, MAINE, Feb. 1.-At the Demo
cratic convention for the first district,
holden in Biddleford, to-day, S. R. Ly-
man and Augustus Hames were chosen
delegates to Charleston. Oneis a Doug
lasand the other an Administration man.
The Douglas resolutions were voted
JnuO trtF .t... ..f.' r.....
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07

Personal. - g7aH
Last week We were again placed under
Obligations to F. B. Coan, Esq, of
Athens, and Mr., RI Curtis, of our own
town, for favors in the telegraphic line
By this accommodation not only our
selves but the entire community, have
eason to feel grateful to these gentlemen
FOR thhin prompt and generous dissent
nation of news; which? otherwise, would
lot haze reached our place till, the .slo,o
zach of Uncle Sam sbroughtit.' =d4aof
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
Without the Use Of the Knife.
HARR1soNv11LE, ME1Gs Co., Jan. 5, 1860.
G GORGE HUTTEL,

G GORGE II UTTEL,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
THHE old customers Of this house will IA
i please bear in mind that am still III
manufacturing clothing to order, in my LII
new building, ON Court street. doors from
Front, Pomeroy, Ohio. My facilities for get
ting up work is excellent, and l warrant it tc
be made according to order.
ReApY-MApE CLOTHING
Kept constantly on hand. Gents Furnishing
Goods, Cravats, Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Sc, SC.
in good supply, and | take pleasure in inform
ing my friends that viii shortly have an in
creased stock. H.. ~ j.. .st.
Thankful for your former liberal patronage
| hope to be able to offer inducements for its
continuance = GEO. HUTTEL.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07

m-The Ohio No, ? Is again IN the
Marietta and Cincinnati trade, ON her
regular days Down on Saturday, and
up on Wednesday, Thanks for Cincin-
natl papers. ---- r--.- --lLE g
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
From Washington.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The election
of Pennington is regarded as an Anti
Douglas triumph. Douglas was in the
House during the balloting, looking very
GUM. Pennington's Inauguralishighly
commended. Its tone was moderate,
national and patriotic. The Republicans
regard his election as an omen of Pre-
sidential success. Great enthusiasm
prevails. - RoDERIcK RANDOM.