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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-20
BY ADREON d co.
81 VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC


kaiit SAlE-rhe undersigned, Trustee, Will sell,
AAASATURDAE the 2lst day of prl, at the Exchange
Sales Room in the city OF Baltimore the following prop
erty in said city:
LOT No l. beginning at the south west corner Of Eden
street and Eastern and running thence outery
bounding Eden street, about hundred
thence westerly about eighty feet thence northcry about
one hundred and ten feet to Eastern avenue; thence
eastery, bounding Eastern about eighty feet
to the place of begin Ding The improvements consist
large two story BRICK DWELLING, fronting about one
hundred feet Eden and running back about sixty
feet which has been used Saving, Planning and Cabi
net Manufacturing Establishment. There is fine well
the premises The property subject to annual ground
rent of $40.
LOT No ., adjoining Lot No. the south, fronting
forty four feet on Eden street, and running back with
depth of eighty feet SUBJECT to annual groundrent Of
SIS per annum.
LOT No 3; adjoining Lot No on the south, commencing
at the south Of said lot Edea street. ana
running thence sOutherly Eden hun
dred and fifty feet to Canton thence westerly
Canton avenue about eighty feet thence norhey about
hundred and fifty feet to lot No = and thence e&stery
bounding on lot No. about eighty feet the beginning
Subject to ground Of dollars per foot
street
The terms Of sale arcOnethrd Of the purchase money TO
be paid in cash. and the balance in two equal nStamenS
SIX and nine months, with interests from the day Of sale for
which notes Of the purchaser will be required, the
payment thereof deeds will he executed.
&. i. DULANY,
mhJl2aw3w&ds BROWN & bruno
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GubIit tgaIfs.
hY e. ". KENNETH * co
PUBLIC SALE

a.ii PROPERTY on u q s,,p,rr
ne subscriber, IS Attorney for the owners, win offer AT
puoc auction THIS Friday AFTERNOON the 10th al
April 1850 at ~ o'clock on the premises
ALL THOSE TWO PIECES OF GROUND i'm thp citv NJ
Baltimore described follows Beginning at the distance
Of fifteen feet and six inches from the by the
ntersecion OF the east side of Bethel and the south side
Monument street and fronting each thirteen feet on the
south side OF Monument street. with depth OF seventy feet
to an alley ten feet wide Subject TO the payment Of Il
annual ground rent of twenty-SiX dollars each.
zach OF these Lots is improved by substantial three
story DIV ELLlNG, with asone-story Back Building.
Terms Of Sae-Onehalf cash, and the balance in six
months, with int est and satisfactory security
JOHN p. POE,
Attorney for the Owners
- F. W. BENNETT L co,
LIS Auotip
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9nhLft Sales.
BY IL. LENNON Il co.
RnCHANAN1S WHARF

OAA-A4'@A-N "
ON THIS DAY, the Goth inst, at IL o'clock at
Kirkland" from St Johns "-'''' '"'9' " va" ~ ~
01S HHDS P. +. SUGAR;
so BBLs. DO. DO;
10 HHDs DO. MoLAssEs.
AIsS cargo Of brig ,,Wm Treat" from Cardenas,
Will be added
1l0 OR. CASKS MARSEILLES MADEIRA WINE, in
AfO bond eX II; r. Cooper, from Marseilles
AZ CCTAFES DO. DO. DO.
Is PACKAGES coGNAc BRANDY,in bond ,
100 BBLs. N. o. MoLAssES.
100 HALF BBLs. DO DO.
SO BASKETS CRESCENT CHAMPAGE-genuipe
aplS-ts R. LENNON K co. Auctioneers.
nIRECT IMPORTATION, PER FRENCH
~ bark "ABEL," to this port, by C. MORTON STEW
On TUESDAY, 9th April, at IL o'clock at our Sales
room BTchanans wharf the large invoice o. BRANDIES
CLARET, C0RDIAIS, OLIVE OIL, CHAMPAGNE, just
ported by C. Morton Stewart Esq, from the parties
whose goods per brig '5o Tom" last gave such
0HH Packages COGNAC, BORDEAUX and Ro-
~'O GHELLE BRANDY, in 0ctaves, Quarters and
lialt Pipes, of the known brands OF Washington
Morton, A. Reynal, Charles Riviere, f. Mes
1900 Cases fine TABLE CLARET, VIM MORTON.
60 Casks do. do. do, W MORTON.
S00 Baskets LEcuREUx & LIE FoURNIER CHAM
300 Baskets 0iivH0ff,s Wv SoRIoyo
go Cases CoRDIALs, IL BOTTLES each, "w. Mon4ov'
Catalogues and Samples three days previous.
o,r r. LENNON CO,
-aPI9-u Auctioneers.
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G
JOHN ". CRISFIELD, 1r,..o,.
VIM. S WATERS, trustees
apl9 2awSls / h CANNON 6urtinneer
a. yALUABLEFARMI IN HARTFORD COUN-

f5..sI ALU Able FAKW IN HAItFURD UUUN-
%ziii TY At TRUSTEES SALE-In pursuance of a De
EAsa cree of the Circuit Court for Hartford county.
Court Of Equity, the subscriber, Trustee, will offer at
public sale at Halls 4 Roads SATURDAY, the 2st day
uf April. 1861 at l. o'clock NJ:
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND lying in
Hartford county near Halls u Roads, known by the
of Hickory RIDGE containing 300 ACRES OF LAM
orless being the same lands mentioned and described in
deed Of mortgage from David g. Springer and Margaret
McConkey to John Henderson, dated ith day of
April 1859, and recorded the Land Records Of the
Circuit Court for Hartford county, in Libcr w. G No 10,
folio 42S.
Few Farms in Hartford county Of the size in
rlnscay valuable Its favorable location, within short
distance from Aberdeen Station the Philadelphia, Viii
mingOn and Baltimore Railroad, renders it easy of
and convenient to the best markets for its products
The soil is of first quality, and well improved; the
DWELLING HOUSE capaci0us and comfortable with all
the necessary Out-buildngS.
The of sale, prescribed by the Decree areThat
third Of the purchase be paid in cash the day
of sale, the ratification thereof third in and
third months from the day of sale the credit payments
bear interest from the day of sale nd TO be by
the Of the purchaser with surety approved by
Trustee. HENRY ID. FARNANDIS, Trustee.
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON


~ TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
siii;;I FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY on BOND STREET
~ by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Balti-
more City the undersgnsd, trustee will offer for sale
the premises, on MONDAY, the 7th day Of May, 1860
ALL THAT GROUND IN BALTIMORE CITY described rs
follows viz Beginning for the the side
street. about los feet suuthery from the
Bond and Lombard Streets thence eastery angles
with hond street e2 feet theme, sOuthery parallel with
Bond street Ii feet thence westerly 100 feet Bond street.
and thence northerv bounding Bond 10
DWELLING HOUSE.
Terms OF sale-Onehalf cash and the balance in six
month the credit payment to be secured the satisfaction
Of the Trustee r MCLAUGHLIN, Trustee.
apl22awts WILLIAM II tMILTON, Auctioneer
fTts.4f TRUSTEES SALE WILL by virtue of
Rf decree of the Circuit Court :or Baltimore city, sell
4. by public auction, Mt the Exchange Sales Room, on
Second street in the said city TUESDAY, May Sh,
ALL THAT LOT or GROUND situated in said city, on
the southwest corner of Faycttc aud Amty streets, having
front on Fay cite street of lG feet and depth Amity
street OF u feet Improved by large treesorg BRICK
HOUSE with Back Build used Store and Dwelling.
Subject TO an annual ground rent of 49,
Terms of sleIGalf cash. and balance in six months
with interest.
l. N. REYNOLDS, Trustee
aplI-2awts NM. HAMILTON, Auctoneer
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90
The Directors have declared Dividend Of SIX PER CENT
interest the outstanding Scrip Profits heretofore
I Iiit Also Dividend of THIRTY PER CENT on The
LIE iremlGms entitled to participate the Third Triennal
Allotment Also "A dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT on
the Term Premiums in like participating All
winch dividends are adjustable at the time Of settlement of
the current years premium
The insured, who have not before made their selection
may their option, (sicncd az the time Reimbursement Of
tie above diydends convert their dividends into RoNUs
increase q" the amount insured by Life Policies or by an
equivalent reduction cf the Annual Premiums
- =, ,rr,, n. n. MORGAN President
81 Pamphlets with all necessary information will he
promptly furnished persons city counties the
State by addressing the undersigned. Maryland
E. j. RICHARDSON & son,
mh2I-pOtSoT 10 4 North trppt na1ti
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BY SAMUEL Al. COVER
TRITSTEEiS SALE

NEAR BALTIMORE STREET.
BY virtue of standing order of the Court Of Common
Pleas for Baltimore city, passed in relation the Estate of
nolVent Debtors the Undersigned trustee will expose at
public sale on the premises, MONDAY the I'D day OF
\ pril next at p NJ:
All that PARCEL OF GROUND in said city, beginning
on the west side OF Bond street. the distance of feet
south OF Hampstead and running thence south, the
side OF Bond street. feet and extending back depth of
equal width with the fTont-75h feet
The lot is improved by a good 3story BRICK Dwell.
NGll0uSE, with Brick Back Building and is subject to
ground rent of $35, payable half yearly.
Terms OF saleOne third cash the day Of sale onehrd
1t MONTHS and one third months the day Of
sale with interest and security to the satisfaction OF the
trustee EDWD. l.. CLARK, Trustee.
JOHN CARSON, Attorney,
II Fayette street
SAMUEL II. COVER,
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0FFICE OF THE ORIENT MUTUAL INsUR.

ASSETS,
Doth February, 1860.
Cash in Banks. ...................... $2llIOi5
United States Stock and Treasury
Notes. :.............................. 250ONOOc
Stocks Of States Cities ard CORPORA
TONS Bonds aud Mortgages, and
Call Loans with Coll iteTss. ....... III 5000
Subscribers Capital or Cash Capital,
payable on call and secured hy per-
sonal liability of Stockholders..... 6nO,COaCO
- $l,O5O9s94 As
mums. ................... .S250,6t433
Insurance Scrip, accrued Interest,
Salvages Reinsurance and other
Unsettled Claims. .............. % 3il33 286OO5 &C
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gnsntaafe Gurnnalries.

THlRnTRI ENNEAL STATEMENT
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORE.
, January J, 1860.
IapItal stock. .............. .........SlgO,NN1fO
ileScrNe OF 252,5gU 10
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ID. Y = y w :, NWITIVTItFT1
Gilicr, lbs West Fayrtte street.

VFRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
n PERRY ON CONWAY STREET.-THE subscribers
WILL by virtue of deed of trust, bearing the
day OF December 1859 sell at public auction, pre-
P. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF GROUND
situate and lying i'll the city Of Baltimore and described
follows to wit Beginning for the same the formed
by the Intersection Of the north side Of Conway ard
the west side Of alley twelve feet wide, which place of
beginning is distant hundred and twelve westerly
from the northwest intersection Of Conway and
Charles running thence westerly, bounding
he north side of Conway twenty inches.
thence nOrthery parallel with Charles street
feet six inches to alley four feet wide thence eastcy
parallel with Conway street and bounding the south
side of the said four foot alley twenty feet nine inches the
twelve foot alley above mentionCd and thence SOuhery
bounding the west side thereof, seventy eight feet
INCHES to the place of beginning, it being the premises
which stephen d. Coubourn resides. Subject to
annual grOundrent of SIS. 10
Terms Of saeOne half in cash day of SALE and balance
in six months with interest from day of sale, and
to be approved by the Trustees
John W. CRISFIELD 1r.
WIN. s WATERS trustees
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y I7INI'TI'' y VV'
BY j. Il. CANNON.

e. GENERAL ATCTTONEER
No. Us WEST FAYETTE STREET,
Between Charles and Liberty streets.
Having taken the Office under my dwelling, No los Fay
cite street. will BE- pleased to friends and all those
who may have business in my line shall give especial
attention to all sales which may he trusted to
and will personally attend to the and selling
Of Furniture of families declining housekeeping Also
Trustee and other Sales Of Houses, Lots Farms, &c the
Exchange on the premises
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Yuases, It.. fur SaIe anl 8frlt.

ENOR SALE-A well secured central GROUND
Rent Of s39r one Of each 1892 1912 1872 $780, $3.50,
Sll5 S two Of $50 ten OF SIS Also three, amounting to
$780, in Old Towneases made in 1901 ~ per cent Apply
to A D. CLEMENS, No. 81 West Fayetc street apis N4
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-03
QUITE AMUSING.

A Democratic paper in Charleston
speaking of the effort of the Douglas wing
of the party to remove the coming Con-
yention from Charleston to New York
says;
"Would it not be amusing if the Com
mittee did make the CALL say, to New
York, and Northern delegations met
there, and the Southern delegations, ad-
herring strictly, as is their wont, to au-
thority and usage, met at Charleston
Would it not be propitious event
The South, consisting of nearly all the
Democracy, would lay down constitu-
tional platform, nominate proper states
man for the Presidency, and the unscru-
pulous unsoundness of the Northern De-
mocracy being sloughed off into the
New York body, (representing nothing
but then,selues,) would once more unfurl
the constitutional banner, and under it
beat back the hosts of Abolitionists, or
give deliverance to the Southern States.
Here is an honest announcement
"1he Soath consists OF nearly all the Dem
ocratic States, and constitute the tr,se De-
n,ocracy." A palmer and more palpable
truth was never uttered, and yet North
ern demagogues, for the sake of the
spoils, will deceive honest men into vo-
ting the ticket, by the Transparent sham
of popular sovereignty.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Market.

...l CINCINNATI, March 30, 1860.
ELoUK-The demand continues of the most
limited nature, though holders are not pressing
their stocks ON the market, and generally con-
tend for full rates. We quote superfne at
$5 40@5 so, and extra at SIS 60@5 85, with
small sales to the local dealers.
r WHEAT-There is fair demand and market
steady at 81 30@1 33 for prime white, and
81 25@1 % for prime red.
CoRN-Ear is in fair demand at 47(G,48c in
bulk. Shelled is nominal at 50@51c; sales of
1000 bush ear in bulk at 47c and 25O do
prime white at 49c.
OATs-The market is dull, and we have to
note further decline of 1c per bush. We
quote them at Acc in bulk; sales of 600 bushels
in bulk at 46c. t@r=
RYE-The demand is fair and the market
steady at 81 03 on arrival, and ST. 05 from
store.
BARLE1-Thereis an active demand and the
market firm at s5@ssc for prime fall, and
7s@83c for fair to good.
HAY-There is a good demand and prices
have advanced ST. per ton. We quote prime
Timothy in bales ON arrival at $19 00@20 90,
and tight pressed for shipping $21 00@22 90.
CHEEsE-The demand is fair and the market
firm at last quotations; sales of 2l0 boxes sum-
mer cured Western Reserve at 103c.
bUTTER-lnere Is q Ialr QeHlanu-IOr cnOlco,
but inferior continues dull and heavy. We
quote fair to prime at 11@14c, and choice at
15c. ,E
APPLEs-The demand is fair and prices
steady at SO 25@4 25 per brl for fair to prime,
PoTAToEs-The market is dull and un-
changed. Wequote prime Northern at ST. 75@
l S5 per brl. and common at 90c(9S1 25.
SEED-Clover is in fair demand, and prices
firm at $4 55@4 60 for fair to prime. Timothy
is in good demand at $3 00@3 rs for fair to
prime. - -.---.---
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0NAKED TRUTH"

Everybody, we suppose, has wondered
at the expressions-snaked truth and
"dressed-up falsehood," which so fire.
quently occur in conversation as we'll as
in print
Talking with universal genius the
other day, and hearing these terms used
very freely, it occurred to us that the
solution ofthe mystery of their originand
meaning could be obtained from our
learned friend, or not learned, at all
And SO, in the pursuit of knowledge, we
propounded the inquiry. The answer
We obtained was quite satisfactory, and
substantially as follows. Said our in
structor:
"Truth and Falsehood were travelling
one warm day together on the bank of a
river, and both went in to bathe, near the
same place. Falsehood coming out first
donned the beautiful garments of Truth
and leaving his own vile rags in theil
place, went on his way. Presently Truth
coming out, found his dress had been
stolen, and disdaining to use the dirty
mantle of Falsehood, started naked In
pursuit of the thief; but not being as
swift footed as Falsehood, has never been
able to overtake him. Ever since the
one has been known as dressed up
Falsehood, and the other, as naked
Truth :"
Such was the account given by oul
learned friend. Whether original with
him or not, we cannot tell But we drew
from it this important inference-that
the reason SO many persons turn away il
disgust from the approach of Truth, and
are on such friendly terms with False
hood, is on account of their ectrenae mod
esty.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-03
TRANSFERS. OFF REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers of Lands were
made on the Books of the Auditor of
Meigs County for the week ending
March 81, 1860:
CHESTER TP-Joseph Marpole to
Isaac Rheinschild, II acres in sec. 29,
and q acres in sec %; $475. Jesse
Walker to David Bailey 36 acres in sec.
sec. 36; $40O. Abner Stout to David
Bailey 64 acres in sec. 36; $500. j. j.
L. johnson to VIM. 2. johnson, 33BB
acres in sec. 2; 1925.
LETART TP.-Henry Willard to ia
red Nelson, 5 acres in sec. l; $50.
STLEM Tp.-Sam'l Lyle to James
Lyle, so acres in sec. IA; 5000.
SALISBURY TP.-Thos. d. Sargent to
Melzar Nye Jr., % acres 81 100. Rob't
Hysell to James Kindal, l acre in sec.
25; $3.50.
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Very satisfactory.

It is said that the reason why Charles
ton piles up the fare on the Delegates to
the Democratic Convention, is to reim-
burse her, in some degree, for the extra
ordinary outlays she is compelled to
make in consequence Of the meeting OF
that august body in her midst. Chief
among those expenses is the item for
double locks, which the citizens deem ii
prudent to have placed upon all the
doors. As they cannot trust their
Northern allies they have concluded to
guard themselves as securely as possible,
and, as shrewd fnanciers, intend to make
their allies pay the expenses in the shape
of extra charge for boarding. The idea
is good one, and we hope will be per
feetly satisfactory to our Douglas friends
IF they will go to Charleston to dance
they should not object to paying the
fiddler.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-03

IT. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY SIR
JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke,
NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This we'll known medicine is no imposition, but
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distinctions, from any cause whatever; and altho'
powerful remedy, 1t contains nothing hurtful to
the constitution. a-
To married Ladies 1t is peculiarly suited. It will,
in short time, bring on The monthly period with
regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pains in the Back and Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue on
slight exerton, Palptation of the Heart, Iowness
of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, and
all the painful diseases occasioned by disordered
system these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed.
These Pills have never been known to fail, where
the directions on the second page of pamphlet are
well observed
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, of the
Agent.
N. B.-One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent will insure bottle, con-
tanning over so pills, by return mail.
Full directions accompanying each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
(Late l. G. Baldwin & Co.,J Rochester, N. "
For sale by ]. D. PARK, SURE, ECKSTEIN &
Co., Cincinnati, o. lily.
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Opinions Of Distinguished Business Men.

Opinions OF Distinguished Business Men.
81 have always considered Advertising
literally and long--to be the grent medium of
success in business, and the prelude to wealth.
And have made it an invariable rule. too, to
advertise in the dullest times, long expert
euce having taught me that money thus spent
is we'll laid out; as by keeping my business
continually before the public, has secured me
many sales that otherwise would have lost"
Stephen Girard.
"Whatever, success may have had in busi-
ness owe mainly to continuous advertising,
and deem it good policy to advertise long in
the same papers From q close observation, i
am fully convinced that it is impossible to make
nueh headway in any branch of commerce,
without the facilities which the Press alone can
riye"-Jaeob RidgeUay."
aEy motto through life has been--work and
advertise In business, advertising is the true
Philosophers stone, that turns whatever it
touches to gold. l have advertised much, both
in the weekly as well 81 in the daily papers;
nsr have found that those Of the largest
eirculation-of either. .class-bene6tted me the
nost-John jacob Astor.
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For the Pomeroy weekly Telegraph

MAA4NA41ON Or A.E2EL S1G1OVAH
School Examinations this week as follows:
On Tuesday, April Sd, Miss c. Stivers
School;
On Wednesday, April 4th, Miss .. stivers
School;
On Thursday and Friday, April 9th and 9th,
Grammar and High School.
The Examination of the last named will be
in the following order:
On Thursday, Apr1 5th-0pening exercises
at o'clock A. M.
Fourth Reader class;
Advanced Written Arithmetic;
Less advanced Grammar
Less advanced Spelling.
Afternoon.-
Mental Arithmetic;
a Less advanced Written Arithmetic;
Less advanced Fifth Reader.
On Friday, April 6th-Opening exercises at
9 o'clock A. NJ.
Arithmetic class;
Advanced Grammar;
Less advanced Algebra.
Afternoon.-AdvaneedA Algebra;
Advanced Spelling; -
Advanced Fifth Reader;
Latin. e.sa'. r..
The Committee on Examination are Messrs
Bright, Twembly, Plants, Bing, and Horton
Parents are earnestly requested to attend as.
frequently as possible the Examination of each
grade Of Schools n M. MCLAUGHLIN,
Superintendent.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-03
Sentence Of am Aged Murderer.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Port.
age County, Ohio, last week, Leonard
Merchant Price, aged seventy years,
was found guilty of murder in the second
degree for killing Alanson Baldwin, at
Aurora, on the 9Th of November last
Mr.. Baldwin was an old and respected
citizen of Aurora, and had been the
benefactor of the man who, under the in
fuence of liquor, and passion, fatally
stabbed him. Price was sentenced to
the Penitentiary for life.
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Republicans, Attend.

A meeting of Republicans will be
held at the Courthouse, ON Thursday
evening next, for the purpose of organ
izing Republican Club. AS the open
ing campaign is one of the utmost i'm
portance, it behooyes all true friends of
their country to contribute their infu-
ence in all legitimate ways to advance
their cause. Let all, therefore, who can,
attend the meeting on Thursday night,
and by their presence and counsel help
to speed on the good work.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-03

aminers for Meigs County will meet on the
first Saturday of each month, at the Court
House, in Pomeroy, for the examination of
Teachers.
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and continue till 44 P. M.
BWrNo 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. H. LASLEY, Clerk.