Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-01-17

rsrd, in the rich and beautifnl Island,
and rising Republic Of Hayti. Short
and pertinent articles will be received
from persons Of whatever color. and in
the absence Of such communications the
column will be filled with such infor-
nation on the subject as we may be able
to obtain.
m- For the information of those pro
posing to emigrats TO Hayti, We here
gixe. another circular, from the Gen
Agent of Emigration. Tho1s interested
would do we'll to cut out and preserve
these circulars. We gave No. l las,
week. They may save much trouble
and delay in the search for information
which these circulars contaia:
cIRoULAR--ne. ..
GEsEnAL BuRrAu or ExIeRAToE.
Boston, Dec. II, 1861. :
Bursaux and Agents.
The Corresponding and chipping Bu.
reau Of Emigration is situated in New
York City-temporarily at4S Beck man
street. All lsttsrs of inquiry respect.
ing Hayti aud the Haytian Movement
should bs addressed to me, there Per.
sous in New York, desiring information
respecting Hayti, verbally, can obtain
it from Henry Mslrose, Corresponding
Secretary there.
The Boston General Bureau will be
situated in tho Washington Building
Room 1921 Washington street. Miss
E. Howard, {who lived several years a,
3 missionary in Hayti,) will answer al
the inquiries of Intending emigrants ir
Boston.
The Philadelphia bureau Of En,igra
tion is now united to the Haytian Con.
sulate- Anthracite Building, corner OF
Walnut aud Second streets, (Room 3.
Geo. Lawrence, Jr., is appointed Acting
Com mercial Agent of Hsyti for Phila
delphia, and Resident Agent Of Emigra
tion for Pennsylvania All friends Of
the Movement, and persons desirous oi
emigrating, or Of obtaining the reliable
facts of Hayti, are advised to call on him
at the Bureau.
The Western Branch Buredm will be
situated at the residence Of Isaac Carey,
at Windsor, Canada West. All persons
in the Casadas. Ohio, Michigan, OF
further West, who desire aid to euab BILE
them tc reach the sea board, will receive
it through Mr.. Carey, whom they must
satisfy as to their fitness for the pioneer
life which every emigraut ought to be
prepared for. lie will furnish them
with tickets, and notify them when to
start. Persons living in the State should
address Mr.. Carey at Detroit, Box 276,
Michigan; but, II in Canada, they should
address him at Windsor.
The Bureaux will be open from9 A.
NJ. to 5 P. NJ, every week day.
Files Of The Pine and Palm will be
kept there, together with such other
documents as emigrants may need.
The following gentlemen are the au-
thorized travelling Agents OF the Move
ment:
For the Carot'as, Ohio and Michigan:
-Wm. j. Watkins. Mr.. Watkins will
lecture on lIayti during the next two
months, in any part Of Northern Ohio.
Central Michigan. or the Cauadas, on
being duly notified of i desire TO hear
him, and that preparations have been
made for his reception. His address
will be, Detroit, Michigan.
Simon 2 j. Spencer, who has tray-
eled extensively in Hayti, and is mi
nutely familiar with her natural and
mineral resources, will visit any farming
communities in the same districts in
which Mr.. Watkins will labor; and by
calling on intending emigrants, at their
own houses, will be enabled to satisfy
them on every disputed point. Com
munities desiring visit from him,
should apply to Mr.. Carey.
The following gentlemen are author.
lied Local Agents:
For Maine: j. W. Reeves, Portland.
For Ncparh, N. J: z. w. Tolles.
No other persons are authorized to
act as Agents, and all persons assuming
to do SO are impostors.
Correspondents who wish TO write to
me on anything connected with The
Pine and Palm. should address me, al
Boston; but, on all subjects connected
with the HsytiaH Movement, at Nep
York
Correspondents should enclose a three
cent postage staaap, to prepay d letter in
reply to their questions.
Friends addressing Tue on personal
business, should mark their letters,
''prirate," and direct them to Boston.
There are now no more copies of The
Guide to Hayti, for gratuitous distribu-
tion; but "Haytian Papers-No. l."
which contains brief synopsis of the
Guide, will he sent to any address on
receipt of three cent postage stamp
The Guide can be had of G.. Woolworth
Cotton, Is Beekman St., New York, at
80 cents for the Emigrants' Edition,
and 81 for the Geffrard Edition, post
age paid.
Back numbers Of The Pine and Palm,
or specimen copies of current issues,
will be sent, free, to any families in
tending to emigrate.
JAMES REDpArH, General Aseat.