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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-20
Jason Thomas Estate,

Jason Thomas Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified rs Adj
ministrator OH the estate OF Jason Thomas,
late of Rutland township, Meigs County, dec d
JOHN G. HYSELL, Admir-.
Dated Ratland March lsso.-12-st
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-20
GREAT VARIETY.

A NYTHIN6 from ''Nutmcg to a Barrel of Flour"
n can be procured at H. Franks cstablishm ant. on
Front Strpet, few doors below Court, fomeroy, q
sII-y IS SIbTERMAN: Ag',.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-20

n@- Milburn, in Ten Years of preach
er's life, y says: II confess to grateful
love Of log cabins; and am much inclined
to the belief that their humble roofs have
sheltered a greater amount Of health,
contentment and happiness, and virtue,
than in the best style of domestic arohi-
foctIlra
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-20
BANK NOTE TABLE.

BANKABLE FUNDS OR CURRENCY AT PAR,
IN CINCINNATI.
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POMEROY MARKETS.

MONDAY, March 10, 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
Common Council--Adiourued Meeting.

Present His Honor the Mayor, and Alder
men Davis, Haun, Thomas, Hudson, Shields,
Paul. Mann Weeks aud Walker
Petition TO have Is street sewer, near foot
of First street. covered over Referred.
Plans and specifications for lateral sewers
for Is street sewer. reported 10y Committee
on Streets and Roads, accompanied by dia-
gram Received.
Finance Committee recommended pay
ment of suudry bills. Clerk authorized to
draw warrants in accordance with report
AID Shields presented communication from
Juo W. Cass, proposing to beautify Cortez
Square, in consideration of his being allowed
to occupy one wing of the Pavilion Laid
on table
Com. on Wharyes and Landings recommen-
ded the authorizing of j. r Brett to erect a
house for storage on the Landing. So order
ed
Report of Com on Petition OF N d. Dob
bins and others to be authorized to form a
Hook d Ladder Co. received
Examining Committee recommended certain
alterations in the codilied ordinances. Report
received.
Resolution authorizing Commissioner on
Streets and Roads to have such portions OF
the north and south lines Of Third street as
lie on Commercll, on either side Of Z street,
raised Adopted.
Resolution for warrant in favor of IIamil.
ton, for $l5, for burying paupcr Adopted.
Resolution 10y Alderman Hudson That
Commissioner on Public Buildings and
Grounds be authorized to have the roof OF
City Hall repaircd also to have glass put in
in the windows, and to whtewash the walls.
Adopted
Clerk authorized to draw warrants in favor
Of Leaman, Doebler and Casad, for 50 each
as special policemen on day of election; also
a warrant in favor Of L. L. Graft, for 500, for
dNiug well; also a warrant in favor Of same
party for $340, to be 10y him applied to his
sub contract on ID street sewer
Resolution by Aid. Hudson, that the City Gem
etery Committee be authorized to purchase books
for the use Of the City Sexton. No second.
An ordinance to codiy the City Ordinances
and reduce them to one ordinance, was read a
second and third tine. President Thomas took
the chair. Article first, fixing salary Of CRY
Printer at 1900, &C. adopted.
Article second, under discussion as we go to
press.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
The Regnlnr Organization.


The result Of the election in this State
settles the question as to the regular organ
ization OF the Democratic Party in California.
and settles it in favor Of those who voted for
Douglas and johnson. Those persons who
voted for Breckenridge and Lane are outside
the pale Of the party, and can only get into
il again by voting for that ticket which may
be nominated by the Regular Democracy
Next September, there will be vote for
State officers. OF course, if the state Ccu-
trail Committee have their senses, test viii
be made, allowing Tor recommending to Coun-
ty Committees to allow only those persons
to vote in the primary elections who suppor'
ted Douglas and johnson in this canvass. If
the late Breckinridge men choose to vote
the ticket, after it shall be nominated, let
them do SO. II not, let them remain as they
are, boilers and factionists
test was made in the last State election,
excluding all those from the primary cleo
tions who had not voted with the regular or
gnnzaton The ike test is Just as good in
the instance to which we refer. We want
to see the Democracy united, but theres only
one way of doing it, and that is TO yield
nothing to disorganizers and bolters
We believe the people in the next contest
will nearly all so with the regular organiza-
ton. We are in favor Of keeping that or.
ganizaton steadtast Let the masses of the
Brecknridge party come into it, if they like
If not, let them stand aloof.
There is no Douglas party now, and no
Breckenridge party, but there Is Democrat.
ic Party, and that party is to contend for the
Presidency in 1864.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

Tue Governor Of Damascus was lately de-
graded at Constantinople, and the ceremony
was conducted in the following manner -
lie was taken to the great square in front of
the war Office. Some thousands of troops
were assembled in the form of a hollow
square, with many high officers, civil and
military. The Pasha was led into the center
ot this square. The imperial order was then
read, after which his official insignia were
roughly torn from him, and it was loudly
proclaimed that Ahmet, late Pasha Governor
General of Damascus, and Commander in
Chief of the army Of Arbistan, was now de.
graded, stripped of al, rank and Offices. and
reduced to the rank of common soldier. He
was then ignominiously marched off to prison
whence he was sent to Beirut to be tried for
lis life.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
9ew Establishments.
$sJO RETV ARD.
/. THE sUnSUREnETss VILE,

'GS1A pay the above reward for the delivery
E@A-11 Of the following Horses, stolen from their
ranch, the sacramento river, in Shasta county on
the night OF Thursday the Path of October last ,z
AN AMERICAN MARE, gray, about 1516 hands
high heavy built branded with figure on the left
shoulder
2. WHITE CAYUsE MARE, no brands, black
eyes, about l3 hands high
Also three Saddles-two California Saddles, with
machiilas, nearly new and one regular Spanish, with
out machlas, and with small silver buttons upon if
BY close inspection the front part the Feat will be
discovered to be worn 10y carrying a gun.
The above property was stolen by three Mexicans-
two light and one darh coored. One of the bright
colored is large man, the others are about the ed
um size Supposed TO be the same men for whom n
reward Of @l4 has been offered for the murder of
man on me carson tfaI. Wien last heard from were
Is miles ths side Of Oro'ue, going south.
A j. & Il. A. REID.
Reid's Ranch, Shasta Co Nov 10, 1860.
novl3-law3w
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
SECESSION.

The Express answers our denunciations oi
secession by declaring that certain men who
are now with Douglas once favored the doe
trne. What matters it to us whether they
did or not? But we deny that the men al
luded to favor secession, in lis present mean
ing. Not one Of them has said he goes for
the secession of the Southern States, in case
Lincoln is elected, without waiting for the
commission of any overt act against the rights
of the South. No true friend of Douglas ever
favored any such idea. 1t is treason and re
belliou, and SO it will be regarded by every
sound National Democrat
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
TO the Ladies'

MRS FALES has enjoyed the same advantages and
received the same diploma gentlemen graduates of
he Medical Colleges, and for several years has had an
extensive practice in the States Ia female diseases
ana in Midwifery her practice has been especially
arge ana entirely successful. Considering the Cali
lorna charges eNhorbant, hers are coniparatively
low ior attendance in Midwifery, 500 in ordinary
outside practice 81 visit; for examination and pre-
scrption for home treatment 49,
Residence, l05 street, near Fourth, Marysvire.
nOlt-2t
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
MONDAY, November u.
Fnll Bnard.

MONDAY, November q.
Full Board,
Appropriation Of S400 made for construction Of
road from Tmbuctoo to Smartsville.
Reduction Of $1,000 made on the assessment of
the undivided oue-ihird of ot1, block ., range Z.
Resignation of Jasper Rand, as Road 0yerseer
Of Linda Township, accepted
A. j. Ewllt appointed Road 0verseer for Linda
Township for one year.
County Treasurer ordered to pay to Thomas
Casey 1924 as excessive taxes.
Report Of II. w. Hayes, Road Ovorseer for
Fosters Bar, received and placed on file
Board allowed 5. p. Semper sl5 w. c Jen-
nings $l3, B. Wheeler $lS3 25, H. Wagner 50 25,
j. r. Vance 1921 60.
Board adjourned till tomorrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
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UNTIL THE SIxrEENrH.-Rev. Mr.. Walls
worth, County Superintendent of Public
Schools, desires US to state that his report o
the Department at Sacramento should have
been ready by the 10th inst, but, owing to
the unoecountable delay of the Trustees in
the Oregon House, Camptonville Forbestown
and Bear River No Districts, in making
their returns of the census Of the children in
their districts, he has concluded to defer his
report up to the last moment, which will be
until the 10th inst BY failure to make
these returns, some of the districts named
will lose several hundred dollars of their
share from the school fund. 1t is to be hoped
that the Districts in question will report in
time TO redeem their neglect.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

A Boston letter says that the ship Black
Hawk, of Newburyport, Captain Thurlow,
which sailed from Calcutta April 1st. for
Boston, and which he'd been overdue for
some time, was, undoubtedly, lost in heavy
gale in Bengal Bay, and all on board were
drowned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
HolIowny's Oinimcnt.-sc5Ids n

IollOwny's Oinimc MT. -scalds, Burns
Ringwor II, Salt Rheum and the cutaneous disorders
peculiar to children are permanently removed by the
use Of this healing and renoyatng ointment Mothers
OF families should never be without a small stock Of
this healini agent, to use in case Of need
e3- Sold at the mandatory, No. So Maiden ro,o
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c G3c and 81
per pot no
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

Wharf.-The rapid increase in the pro-
duetion Of wheat in this State may be infer
red, says the San Francisco Call, from the
following; From July lst to November 9th,
1858, there we're received at this port 2sO, ,4Ol
sacks of domestic wheat; from July lst to
November 5th 1859, the amount received
was 5S4, 147 sacks; and from July lst to Nov.
Sd Of the present year, ,l91 1888 sacks were
received. The receipts OF barley have fallen
off in about the same proportion that the re-
ceipts Of wheat have increased.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

We learn, says the Alta, that Michael Bro.
ply, laborer in the Appraisers department
of the Custom House, was removed, Friday.
lie voted for stephen A. Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

ROAD MAKNG.-The people Of Humboldt
and Trinity counties are much interested
about making a road from Wcavervillo to
Arcata The distance is about 10.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

MATTER AND MiND-Many have been the
the discussions in regard to the essential dis
tinction between matter and spirit Punch
some time ago attempted to settle the ques-
ton in this sharp, short way; what is
mind No matter. What is matter3 New.
er mind What is the soul? 1t is inmate
rial"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

On the morning of the 18th October, a
severe shock of an earthquake was felt in
Maine, New Hampshire and Canada. The
shock was also felt in Cambridge, Jamaica
Plains Charlestown and Newburyport.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

TuE Secretaries, as well as the President,
are giving their attention to the subject Of re.
ports and recommendations to be made to
the next Congress.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

The Sacramento Union says that the Pony
left that city on Sunday morning with one
hundred and twenty. letters from San
Francisco, and twenty-one from Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

ExPoRT OF DEFUNcr CELEsTIALs.-An intel
ligent Chiuaman informs the San Francisco
Alta that the expectation of dead Celestials
to their native land, from California, has
about ceased The whole State has been
searched by special agents appointed for
that purpose, until not dead Chnaman can
be found from the mountains TO the ocean.
This clean sweeping up Of the remains Of
mortality takes in all who have died in Cali
fornia as far back as in 1913, when they first
commenced their immigration hither-the
religion of the Chinese making it incumbent
upon the friends of those who die abroad to
see the ashes taken back TO their native soil
All the Chinese who die at present are care
fully boxed up and sent to 5. F." where
they are deposited in a special receiving
vault at Lone Mountain Cemetery c0nstruc
ted for this purpose at the expense Of some
of the principal Chinese mercantile houses
in san Francisco; and when a sufficiently
large number have been collected they are
sent across the ocean to China. As many as
three hundred Asiatic corpses have been sent
to China in one ship, and formerly this
ghastly material constituted portion OF the
freight of every ship bound to China.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

PERsoSAL-Our friend Alfred T. Dewey,
of the Mountain Messenger, paid us a visit
yesterday. He is on his way to the States,
and will return next spring. He will so ty
Overland stage
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

a Swede, named Anderson, was killed at
Gadds Greek in El Dorado county, on Tues
day Of last week, 10y the falling of branch
of tree upon him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

By the Overland stage. which left San
Francisco on Friday, J. Magofeys S Magofey
W. Edris sand Orlando Truitt went as through
passengers to St. Louis. 1885 letters were
sent.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
Attentlon Marysville Rinos,

Meet at your Armory, Third street, near B, THIS
Tuesday EVENING, Now 18Th at ~ O'Clock, Tor
the transaction of important business and election
officers. BY order,
}. H. DOUGHERTY, 0. s.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. =. FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
Gan Francisco to receive advertisements receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
DeNocRAr Omc--No. 17ls Washington street
aearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

Is Nevada City, John \. Martin has given
bonds in the sum of s. 800 TO answer for
shooting at Lewis Ashe.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

The whole Democratic county ticket III Ell
Dorado is undoubtedly elected.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

A SIGY OF THE TINES. The day after the
receipt of the news Of the Pennsylvania cleo
tion in New Orleans, says the True Delta
iorty-seven letters addressed TO his excel
ieneyD Abe Lincoln, "were, we are told, de-
posted in the post Office here for transmission
to the rail splitter. Wonder if the writers
want a job !"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

A BoY named Henry Price eleven years
of age, has been convicted of killing another
boy named Henry Cox, aged ten years, in
Saratoga county, New York The verdict
was manslaughter in the fourth degree
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

ON the lst December, the weekly convey.
ance of mail, between San Francisco and
Humboldt, by way of Petaluma and Ukiah
City, will be commenced.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

THE voting population oil Nevada county
has remained about the same since 1886.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

Contra Costa county voted to repudiate
the State debt.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

lMPRovEMENT.-A cotemporary, quoting
from Gray's Elegy in a Chuch yard, gives one
Of the verses as follows:
"No father seeks his merits to disclose.
Or. drGlgs his fraities from their dread abode
There they alike IN trembling hope repose.O
The bosom of his Father aud his God"
a decided Improvement. is it not?
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

BIG PuMPKINs.-Our friend Alex. Sanford,
OF Pittsburgh, raised a squash in his garden
this season which weighed 80 pounds.
Our friend Wheelock, of Piety Hill, beat
that however, by just SO pounds, he having
raised and presented to US one weighing l25
pounds. Both are Douglas pumpkins; Of
eourse,-[Shasta Courier.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

The vote Of Shasta county last year was
1896. This year it will br 2,ioO, thus show
ing "a gain of about 500 votes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

IL the event of secession there is no place
that would suffer more than the Federal capi.
tai, and it is not surprising that the editor of
the Washington Star, Breckinridge organ
should turn so bitterly on the secessionists as
to be expelled from the Breckenridge Club in
that city, The oldest oflicehoders hold ex-
actly the same views.-St Louis letter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
Alfalfa.

Hmnl } LDo' 4Feshi Just received and for sale by
4 WV GEORGE LAWS & CO.
noO w ID street, next door to Post Onice
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

FATAL AFFRAY.-The Lancha Plana Dis
patch says;
Last Saturday, Mexican was shot in the
abdomen by one of his countrymeu, in Camno
Seco, which resulted in death shortly after
wards. We did not learn the cause Of the
quarrel nor the name of the parties. The
Murderer has been arrested.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13
Garden Seeds,

A FRESH supply Just received rom Iandretb Phil.
N adephia. Also California growth.
GEORGE LAWS & CO.,
moo w street. next door to Post Once
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

PRESIDENTS MGssAGa.-The Washington
correspondent of the Alta, writing October
2Sd, says: The President will enlarge,
understand, upon the success Of his foreign
diplomacy, and not without reason, perhaps
in regard to some matters. Fillibustcrism is
dead in Central America, as is also British
assumption The Central American compii-
cations, which were inherited from previous
administrations, have been happily over
come.
MIR. Buchanan may congratulate himself
too, upon his wisdom in keeping clear of the
proposed coalition with other powers against
China. The war now waged by others in
China viii issue to our benefit commercially,
and to that Of Russia politically. 1t VIII be
injurious to English commerce. however it
may terminate in a military point Of view.
In regard to Mexico, he win claim that his
policy was batiled 10y Congress, and that he
has nothing new to propose on the subject
but he declares his purpose to recommend
reopening Of the Paraguay dispute, as he
does not approve of the award nude by the
Commissioners
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

As far as heard from, S719 were cantribu-
ted in Ell Dora1o county, on election day, to
the Washington Monument Fund.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

The San Andreas Independent relates the
following:
A Breckenridge man, who voted in one Of
the rural precincts of this county, was pre-
scnted with Douglas ticket by Doug glas
man, with request that he should deposit
the same in the ballot>box The Breclin-
ridge man waxed wroth, and tearing off the
head of the Ccket-which contained
only the names Of Douglas and JOAN
son-leaving the names Of the four electors,
he walked up and sunk" his ticket in the
box, saying maliciously, "there, d--n You,
don't take me for fool Douglas man."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

VHousHuds Were invested IN 5lmlInr manner
the beauty of the joke is that they 5coA tie
money !-Ncudda National.
The San Francisco Mirror Of Saturday
says
During yesterday vast number of addi
tional bets were made in this city, and we
should judge that there were over half a
million dollars, altogether bet in this city
alone, upon the State election.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-13

The vote in Nevada county on the ques-
ton of paying the balance of al5O,oo0 due
on the State debt, was as follows.
ray the debt. .....,.'........... 5000
hepudlate. e........... .......... 255
The Shasta courier., 1860-07-07
Go IT Boorg.-The Wasbinnton corresnond-

20 1T booTs.-The Washington correspond
ent OF the Louisville Courier tells the following
1.-The best thing, however. have heard about
Lincoln IS connected with his record while a
member OF Congress in lS47-'49. As you are
aware, the General Government supplies each
ing of paper, ink, envelopes. etc II Is said tba,
in the stationery bill of Mr.. Lincoln NAV be
found the following item:
Three pairs of boots. cox
II Is tne only instance on record, believe,
and when the Government has supplied he
Representatives in Congress with thai desirable
and highly useful article
So, it would appear that old Abep il as
good at making boots as at mauling rails. Apv
man smart enough to ring in three pairs of
boots as stationery" is certainly a wonderful
man. Of course all men who love boots and
admire rails will vote for " old Abe.n
The Shasta courier., 1860-07-07
MARRIED

At Red Bluffs, on the evenngsef July Sd, by
VIM. r. Daingerfeld, District Judge, -Ir O. K.
JOHNSON to Miss SALLIE E. BEAcHY
The happy couple have our congratulations
We know the beautiful bride has secured gal
liant husband, who will ever remain 40. k
And as for the bride, we trust happiness will
long keep her cheeks as rosy and eyes as bright
as when last We had the pleasure of looking up
on them
In Shasta, June 28th, by j. t. Landrum,
County Judge, Mr. PETER WILHELM to Mrs. ELLEN
BURGESS, all of Shasta county.
By VIM. P. Daingerfed, District Judge, at
the house Of Jacob Bicking in The town OF
Shasta, on the 29th of June, CHRISTIAN NELSON
to Miss CATHARINE HAAsE