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elm Nn9eb0t, meldes ni&t SUrtteiltuft ertGstnt, ;uradtu.
petfen.
SGtlung tptrb mad Qiefsrune In folhen Epnbs dertobt. ola
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gerfiinpiauns Der @rin3ipten atlein unp Del
fen mas lein lpll lit eS nidt absetbau. gloA
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D WeElIlNIr. 5DlWEH QUIUurU HHp VHIaElIr.
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-23
NOTICE.
si' NOTICE. -t". '''N
George L. Joy, Plaintiff, vers@ Philip Davis,

George L. Joy, Plaintiff, pers~ Philip Davis,
Defendant. 81 -EF "
Court Of Common Pleas, Meigs county, o.: ss.
THE said Philip Davis, whose residence is un>
i known, will take notice that George L. Joy,
of the county Of Meigs and State Of Ohio did on
the 18th day Of September, A. D. 1865, file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the county of Meiss and said State of
Ohio against the said Philip Davis, setting forth
that the said Philip Davis was on the 18th day
Of April, 1855, indebted to tho said George l.,
Joy in the sum Of $3.50 %, abalance on book ac-
count for goods, merchandise, TO-, before that
time sold, delivered and furnished to the said
Philip Davis, defendant, by. the said GcorgeL.
Joy. -,s.s,,-T
wherefore the said George L. Joy, plaintiff,
prays Judgment against the said Philip Davis,
defendant, for the said sum Of $3.50 "a with in.
terest from the 18th day Of April, 1855. The said
Philip Davis Is further notified that on the 10th
day Of September, A. D. 1855, writ of attach-
mcnt issuad against him In said action which was
duly levied upon the following real estate stu
ated in Meigs county, Ohio, and in 100 acre lot
No. 301 town O. range Is, and being near the north
line Of the same--being a lot Of land one hun,
dred and fifty feet long east and west and one
hundred feet long from north to south ct the east
end, and one hundred and seven feet long or wide
at the west end.
And the said Philip Davis Is further noti6ed
that he 10 required to appear and answer said PEI
tition on or before the third Saturday after the
2sth day Of December next. ILIit aElI-l
By Lswis rAist, his Atty. ~srtAEsirtl
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-23
Prices Current at Cincinnati, No.
vcmber 9Oth. 80

Butter-Receipts in excess, 3s940c fol
choice roll; solid packages 3Q@37c.
Cheese Firm; Reserve 2l@22; Hamburg
22S dairy 23c. N
Coffee Dull, common Rio ESQ SOC; choice
32@32ic; Java 48@50. Sy rs ha
CoalStock confined to yards; Hartford
City & Pomeroy 24c; Pittsburgh 26@2sc.
Eggs-suppiy good, 3o@40c p doz. =, :,
Fruit-Large supply apples "a 5o9S6 Y Y
Dbl, as per quality Grapes in boxes l2c .
H. Dried apples l2@l4c, and dried peaches
Flour-Market dull, superfine 81 50@7 u
v Dbl; extra from new wheat 5000; from
old stock $9@$9 So family 50 75@$10 75
fancy $ll@$l2 p bbl.
Corn Meal-Dull at 81 90 y 100 lbs.
Grain-Prices nominal choice old wheat
1902 O3; choice q 10; new red 81 60@Sl
Is for good to prime. Corn dull-strictly
sound old shelled 5Sc; in the ear 55c; new 5j
@58c. Oats ip request at 4lc. y
Hogs-The market active; receipts SO fal
A,820 head,-prices from $ll@ll 40 gross
Molasses-Porto Rico 95@l w. Sorghum
dull 60@75c. '"' e,
Potatoes-Receipts heavy; 50 Is per Dbl
and 75@90c p bushel. II
Provisions-Large demand and sales
mess pork $3l@3l 25 y bbl.; bulk meats
shoulders and .sides l59@17Ac. Slh green
meats dull, II, Is, l7A@lSc for shoulders
sides and hams. @
Lard-Firm at 26l626lc.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-23
A c A n d
Editor Of Telegraph:

Editor Of Telegraph: 'N
In reply to many letters and inquiries from
people in this section Of the country, the under
signed take great pleasure in saying through the
columns Of your paper, that eur renowned prep
aration, known as Goes Dyspepsia Cure, is GER
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stomach. II an infallible corrector of indigcs-
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ant suHerngs, weaknesses, debility and loss Of
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per bottle, or six bottles for IS 90. .la.a
f &c. CLARK l. CO., .;,.-
PRoPRIEToRs,
[S- 6-1y.1 Newuaven, CT
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United States and Mexico.

| N- l.
The action of the Government towards this
country and the many complications which
surround her, are at length developing as
rapidly probably as they well canal
though the public mind in this respect travel,
faster than does The Government.
The time it appears has at length come
when the Government believes it her duty,
both to the world and to herself, to take her
first step in this behalf, which will dispel all
doubts as to her future policy on this import
ant and absorbing subject, and will tell on the
public mind as well abroad as in our ewn
country. t Y
The initiatory step consists in the appoint
ment Of General Logan as Minister plenipo
tcntiary to Mexico; not however to the I'm
perial Court of Macmillan at the old capitol
of the Montzumas, but to the Republican
Government represented by Jaurez its Presi
dent, whose seat of Government instead Of
at the old capitol, is temporarily located
at Ell Paso, amidst the fastness Of the Sierras
on the Rio Grandc above Matamoras, where
he has been constrained. to concentrate the
last hopes of his country, in this her terrible
struggle with the despotic invader, whose
plea is 'to raise boundary against northern
cncroachment," and ito protect the Latin
against the Saxon race" a-.
General Logan, Of course will find
no difficulty in reaching the Govern
ment to which he is accredited, but
the case will be quite different one when
our Government shall proceed to appoint her
commercial agents and consuls to this coun.
try, especially for cities and districts in that
part of Mexico, over which the Emperor ex
ercises jurisdiction, who it is to be expected
will refuse the usual exequator, on the ground
that the appointees by our Government are
not accredited to himself, which will neces
sarily suspend all our commercial relations
with such portions of the Mexican dominons
Such results of course are to be expected
by this Government, and her present action
will be the first wedge driven into this grea,
knot Of complication which opening is bonnd
to grow and to expand until the Imperial
Rock which has been transplanted to Mexico
shall be riven as though blasted by the light.
ming of Heaven, and shivered into thousand
fragments and the Republic be finally saved.
The cause of Mexico, is at last but that Of
our own Country the issues depending must
sooner or later be met by us, and the sooner
the better, considering the military prepara-
tions which are already at our command
The restoration of Mexico, is under Providence
to be the uork Of our otcn great Republic,
and we had better be at it, than wait until our
Country on the north and on the south, shall
be overshadowed by Monarchies, which may
imperil our own political existence.
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THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1865.

THE DAILY GAZETTE,

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| Address, ~. p
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pg- 1t is now ascertained, that pending
our blockade Of rebel ports. during the late
war, that British neutrality showed itself in a
new guise, in having a base for supplies for
running the blockade, one at London, and the
other at the Havana in charge Of the British
Consuh and that under the management Of
the latter, 1000, 900 bales of cotton and 5oD,-
600 boxes Of tobacco were smuggled through,
and that McGruders army in Texas was en-
tirely armed and supplied through he'instru.
mentality Of this noted English Consult Our
Government it is also said is in the possession
of numerous list of names Of British trad
ers who were extensively engaged in this un
lawful business.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.
-FOUR DAYS LArER FROM EuRopE,

rOoh UAf isAlEH fhOM EuhOtE. ..fl.H
Sandy Hook, Nov fl3.--The steamer City
of Washington, from Liverpool on the LIST
and Queenstown on the ID, has arrived here
with four days later news. ......
The Paris correspondent of the London
Morning Post says: The intended withdrawal
| of France from Mexico has lately assumed a
more decided character. Macmillan would
receive more men in Austria and Belgium
1t was proposed to permit the French officers
and men to take the oath of allegiance to
Macmillan. If they are inclined to do so
Macmillan will find himself surrounded en-
tirely by his own army. s,.
| The Post says it can scarcely be supposed
that the United States Government would
wish to replace such government, to return
to republican confusion and anarchy In
course of time public feeling in America will
acknowledge the liberal sovereign now en-
deavoring to raise Mexico to civilization.
| Breadstuffs regular market since the
Cuba All articles remained very firm, and
wheat was triAe dearer Provisions were
generally very scarce and prices remained
very stiff Lard is without change.
Produce Small sales of ashes at 36s 3d@
BIS for pots, and 35s for pearls. Sugar quiet.
Coffee steady. Rice dull, but holders firm.
Petroleum steady. 70 ,s,,,s
EXCITEMENT IN MAIEE--rROors ORDERED Tn
| i THE FRONTIER. rs lFA,
New York, Nov l4-The Hartford Con.
rant of yesterday says it has been informed,
sem-offcially, that company of marines
from Canada crossed into Maine for the pur-
pose of 'arresting deserters; the men refused
to return with the officers, and that applica-
ton was made to the United States authori,
ties to have them given up, which was refused;
that there was danger Of an outbreak, and
that Haneocks Corps was ordered to rendez-
vous in Maine, The company attached to
Hancocks Corps in that city, left for Angus
t., Maine, on Sunday evcaing. es.s
The Hartford Post says company leftthat
city Sunday, for Augusta, rumored either to
prevent the Fenians invading Canada or to
prevent British soldiers capturing deserters
from that army who. have fed to the United
States - ~. - Re 4
FAVORABLE NEWS FROM THE MEXICAN LiBERALs
Major General Steele, who arrived here
yesterday from the Rio. Grande, gives II as
his opinion that the Imperial forces, now shut
up in Matamoras by tho Liberal army, will be
obliged to surrender Several. weeks since
the besieged garrison were on onethird ra-
tions. MatRmoras is four days sail by steam
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-23

sG~ Correspondents from Kentucky rep
resent the negro slave, though fond Of child.
iish decorations md gaudy display in dress, as
having now most thoroughly imbibed the 70
|ton, shat all excellences consist in knowing
how, to read and to writer' The negro is BY
|no means as obtuse as the white master inya
riably Represented him to be, and if their men
tai and ihoral culture shall be persisted in, as
liz has happily already began, the succeeding
generation of the colored population will no
fdoubt prove worthy of an extension of their
fciail rights ID II