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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12
Retreuehment.

One q the mos, imporsant duties nov
ee'olVins upon The general gosernulent. i
that Of rofreScl-sos in our expenses. and
ne are glad 90 Sc that Il Is being tsken
vigorously in band. Since the commence-
nnent OF The rebellion more or les Prodiga-
lily bAs been inevitable. Tbings could no,
be managed 9TH that economy that thes
could b 10 times q reace. The Attentiou
Of the government has been - compleieiv
engrossed IN the var. that IL has been IN
possible 10 look after governments ossciais.
entrusted With financial matters. 50 closely
- m times Of peace. No~ that the var :
over and The power Of the rebellion has
been destroyed, Il ONLY remains t. recon
strsct and bring back the rsvoited States.
and pat abe machinery Of governmen; in
operation on all The TERRITORY Belonging to
the nation. reduction car b. safely made
A very large majority Of our force. are
% be paid OF and mustered cut al oncc
And then &c have great number 81 men
indirectly engaged in service oonnccted
with cur army operations. whose .cryicc.
vii no longer be needed The army roll.
sb0Gld be forthwith revised and the paw -
the tens Of thousands Of soldiers Who ar
absent on fgrloagh. on leave and without
leave should be stopped This govern
npent has stood the terrible 6nancial pressure
Of The var wonderfully
Ia has asfoaished everybody. And there
has been no un-iilingness on the part OF
loyal men 70 make The sacrihce- Oar eoun-
Try vas 90 be saved. cost What il would
Nov Ne are above board the necessity no
longer exists; the people ~bo have 80
ebeerfslly borne The barlens Of this var.
have rigLt 20 demand Of our rulers. The
application Of the stric; rules Of economy
sd retrcnehmsnt. And thi- work should
be done by me great union party Of ths IA
tion. through their ofsciAl rrp-escniators.
We have fan faith in President johnson
upon tins sahject. lie IS = selimade nan.
and knows boz to sympathize with The peo-
PIE. and IN feeling is falls identified Nth
them in al their Interests Let US al ranv
around bin and give him the warm support
Of lOval hearts ard the work vii be done
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12


The creation Of national debts Is not ,
modern improvement. bot tie ability Of 9
great nation to provide for great debt. an
to make q The oonsenient and best form Of
personal PrcPerty. Is a modern wonder.
The debt ofGreat Britain Vas begun b.
rai.ing million sterling By loAn in 1872.
and when her great contest nth I-ouis.
NV. MS terminated. the debt had reach
ed hfiy millions. Many statesmen and
Economists ~er~ tben alarmed Al The c-eai
burden -Lics hsj been imposed upon The
iRdsstr, 81 ths country. bot When the "a
% tbe AUsrrian succes.ion had sselied tbs
sn0shG 20 sigLsy n,IlOns. Macaslay
saws that historians and orators pronounce
ed The case 10 be desperate bat ~heu
-ar sgain broke OF. and the National ebi
Vas rapidly carried Up 10 orc hundrcd and
forty millions. uaen Of sbeory and basinc.,
both pronounced that the fatal dsy lad
certainly arrived. David Hume sad that.
although. by taxing ia energies % the
utmost. the country might possibly 1--we
through u. the exPerin,ent must never BE-
repeated even = small increase nsicht be
fatal. Granville said the nssion usst SINK
under n unless some p0rti0n Of the Load
vAs borne b. tbe American Colonics. and
the attempt 90 impose tbs load prodsccd
tie var q the rvvolution. and. instead 81
DIMINISHING. added another hundred mil-
lions TO ibe harden. Again. say, Msoaulay
-as EEglan1 given over. bot again sbc
as more ProsPerous than ever bsfOrc.
Bot when NJ the close % her Nspoleon Dc
VAR IN 1876. this debt had hecn svcl he'd
Up 20 the esornoas sun Of eight huBlrcd
million. s;eriings. or four thousand three
I'm dre4 millions dollar. or nearly one
haifthc entire property q The United King
dom. the stostesi Lears. the Ernest believer
IN national progress ard national develop
menf. night vel have been appali 81. Bot
m the very face Of has mouni.ia Of obhSa-
tion.-io say nothing q her vast colon al
possessiOas. property q the British
nation has been m7re than trchlea. AM her
debt is nov a charge ofbut y u per cent.
against i; AL that Great Britain hA.
~eaN IN 49, ~ ~ NNut 80 euaA DO Afsl
more Nth ours. We have vast territories
untoocbed bY the plo-. mines u al prec-
i0us metals Of which ws have hardly open-
81 tho doors. a PoPaiAfion fsn Ct hfr.
energy. enterprise and isds stry. and the
Aocumulaisd ~eaih Of money. labor q the
old countries Pouring INTO the lap q our
giant and sser-to oe uniicd repubhc. bar
ing The herocst and moss eKhaastiag Of az
possible VAR. &c have demonsi-atsd our
rational strengtb-and al the World over.
national strengih - -; another narae for
national credit. " A good a. lated
Siocks- vii soon be synonyaou, the World
over Nth As good a. British Consol, -
For our part. 90 think al. : Treasury
no'e. bcaring seven ard three-tenihs annual
interest . Jsst a. much better than British
Consols A. the rate Of interest - higher.
Some 81 our tiuid brSthren. ~ho sap F-ed
their gold 20 Londoa and invested IN
eoasois. are nO- glad 20 sell cot and invest
a. bone Al a round los..-and serve. then
risLs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

Nrw farESrs Sons ns-patsats % be
introduced - oar people tbs .es.on. seen
10 deserve notice
" Gdforf' Fsfof Hap Pr,ss. ns
nadine al b. m demand IN many tom.
ard promises 90 suPsrccde all othsrs. II
has zen tired IN Bethei. ard "a. fousa 20
he al ihai = desrst IN such a nadine
Nighil Masoa o-ns IL right E0r Oxford
County lie I'll PIT Up let limited nan
ber. - thAN parties .Aould order at oncc
Prev -.
~ Htirisria.i Cisru. Mcssr,. ABdr.-,
a Chase. No. Pari.. on the righ, for o..
ford County. for chs, charm. Iti.acr.nk
churu and iis % caliarify "a fan. -h,rh
keeps the crvam ~ an s,ea teuperaiarr.
ar a. the SAM time % - claiused. eh~rf.
sore c-,cmicai chsn~c -hich ooupiste,
~ operation niorr readily thar BY AM oiL
er process. See Advertisement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

Jake Tlomp.oa. g. e Cav. Go y
>aanlsr'. arl Beverly Ts1ker. for -bos.
tr-r.t a. sssaoias 81 th- Frrsidert the
GOV rrueni offers large rewards. A. ere
very taHors -tom Horace Greeley core
responie4 18th iast summer. aud desired
peru.ifs.on of Pr,siisrt Lincoln o. escort
to Washi-g'on o. Feaos e. ofausissiorsrs-
At rc-oi'ect ths r.-runrtnoss snd ts-
iail-n.y al ssrrtaail H. Prssidcnt pc
end t9 Co. l.seracrfal STAR ~ iisnete
'' o. 90 risfa % -4V c.aroa." Grceisy
hss n-rer 81 tsi' iay forgiven ~. Llaco,n
f1r issalag thstrot. [Jefsfson
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12
The Feeling II Europe.

The announcement q The death Of Prcsi-
dent Lincoln. n Eagland. seems 20 have
produced an impression oEly less strong
than IA the Unitsd States. The Forsign
dispatches Are mainly devoted &C a summary
OF re Proceedings aud extracts from the
Press The fact vas pubiish~d on the
10Th On "Wednesday. in ParliAment. the
io.lowing address uss signed bv al the
nembers present. and preseRiea 70 Mr
Adams
We. the unicrsigneI member % the
House "a Conlnons. have Icarucd uith The
de'pcsi regrvi and horror that the President
Of tie United States has been deprived %
hse BY an at Of Siolence. And ~e desire
70 express our sympathy a. the sad event a.
the American Minister nov IN London. As
vel a. 70 declare our bopc and o0a6dcnoe
N the future Of that great country. -bich
We trust vi eoniinse 20 b. assoeiaied -ish
enlightened freedom. and peaceful relation.
with this and every other country
The Times ediforiAliy SAVE. the nsw. ill
be received througbost the country With
sorrow. a. sincere and profound A. itras
IN the United States. Li0ooln'. perfect
honesty speedily bccarnc apparent. And Eng
EsbDen learned % respect him. II also
SAYS; Jniust a. &C believe q 90 be. the
COME lerAte cAusc win not escape ths dis
honor cast upon it by these wanton nar-
ders.
The scene on Change At Liverpool -iu
not soon b. forgotten. TIE exeitcucrt Ia.
rarely. d ever. been eAcclI-d
Later N TIE day rc7 lisition 90 ,hc Nav
or vas drawn up. requesting hin 10 call q
pubiic meeting % expires. ihe sorrow AID
indignation 81 tae people. Hrndrrds sign
Cd b.. and The Mayor issued a rroriamat.on
for meeting a. ~. George Han. on th-
afternoon q che z7ih % b. adiou-nei o.
evening oftbe sane dsy. that tbe -ortirr
classes my Likewise have an OPPORTUNITY %
attending
Flags on RE Town Hall and other build.
ings snd shipping. 81 Liverpool. we're DIS
played - hsif mast
AT Anerican residents IN London. also
The mon Emanripsfion Socicfv ard pub-
Dc gaiherirgs a. Manrhcsfer. r. Birmingham.
&c. we're hkcwise 90 meet on ,be 9Th %
express Their serfiucrts
The Liverpool Pos, offie y7ib 81. printed
9TH ns eolumns IN mourning
The STAR paws VAN. tribute 90 NJ
Lincoin. and caioriscs bis stcadfar policy
Ofpeace IN srite fan rrorocafion. toward,
Engisnd T. also expresses great coas.
fsnoe thar ihc North. even ia ifs hour az
80 iniiEna'i'n. uil bear n.eH 9Th that
tarr1rf.aous clenerry vhi-h thas f,- a..
a-icndcd rs triumrhs
TIE Daily Tc.-grirh siys. 81. from vu.-,-
sorruri'on, from h-rious hatred. from fbe
mea'.st i-aioasv aal 1nchartsbl eness. the
great falcr ~ Wholly free AZ last cane
rhaf seemed to IL ibr fruuion ofhis Ial.or.
tac rcsari oi BE- patience and courage
Ile ent,rcd E.chaoaI o. conquero-. tst
b. hau,hcd no degree az rros-ripsi5n
sraios, ,bc sou'h. '9r 'he q AZ srpesre.i 20
b. over. and n vac rot in hi. is--e t.,-t
o. ocarma.iec a-aiast beaier fss
u - reported By Telegraph fhs; Ceorr.
= SOLOS sd Beverly Tucker have d.-sp-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

Dram 90 Una CE,EESIrCu Simai-
tAncou.iy 9TH the 6rst nc-s % th. .ynpa-
ihs q q Europs 18Th o. naiional 49,. -o
issrn that tn greatest empire % the old
world has bcen thro-n into mourning b.
re lntIaneiy eccca,e % the yoang Csarc-
-itch. Born On tbe ~th (-tsh) q Sepscun-
ber ISIS. h died - Nee co APRIL -. AZ
The early Age % "a years lie had for
several years been IN feeble hsalth. AM "a.
lAsi year bc.rolbs1 % Prinosss DAguar q
pcnmark. a SISTER - Princes. AiexAnd-a
All % rae kia- u Gr.ccr. The inpeTial
family % Eussia las become cudra--d O.
The Anerioan p~oris BY The sympathy -hirh
more than an ether iuprrlai or roval
boise q EsruIe. they have .Lo-n 18th oar
sirusgis for The supP-c.sioa % th- rcbsu-
son The Ansrican people. thsrci0r-. I'll
learn 18th sorro-. thai the house Of Bas.s.
las ilsered - severe loss rrribane.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

TIE SsVsrrab Heraid b., ,h- foIio-iss
anno1ncemeuf. relative 90 Dsvsnro-t's
theatre. WiIsn O-Nssl q th~ f2tb
Ma.ne Vols Ill s.csnd from ths s,a-- io
IL - ter 81 thc Tbssirs. anI refurn.
truudiing vbo,ihsrro-. most p.eriIaas
feat. sni never before attempted in uis
eiiy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

TIE Bangor Wig states tiai Irhsboi
Washbarne. - of Worrrsicr Mas
49, iast yesr gave $1,000 % s.tbh.h.i
q fanl in ihe Blneor Iheoiog al Semia-
ar far al % rosir s1ients. n7v ads
ten iboast-i dollars more % the faai. al
So mskes aroihcr ionsfion 81 tcn uol-
sand dollars. ior tie brn-ft ofthe library
ofths Iasuto'i,n Wm T. Dodge of Ns-
York al,o ais 500 o. iLe staleut
frrH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

krHFoEp We a., reIncsted @ sfafe
ih-i Rev J.. 81 Byran -iH preach iu ibs
ln,on ciarch. Elmford Corner. On Sunday.
Msy lith
he Nanonai Pa; sil be- deserved. by
fci'E ioas scrficss In thc sane house 4
seru'oo al b. preached by Rev Mr.. Tar
ser 81 farls. Services uiI commcncs a.
fi o'clork
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

The trial % shs rersons eouo-rnsd o. tbs
assassinafion 81 Frc,ileui Lincoln. Ia.
c0umcncrf. Il 49, be beiorr . military
onramission bui H b. bot kno-n No Ill
oompose ths court. frcsent app~arance,
indicAfs thai 10 puhiic Ill kro- htfIe g
tbs procseliugs before ibe close % the
trial
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

A rroclamatiou has been issusd By Pres a.
dert Johnson rccl- 1.r.n- the end 90 AIMED
resistance in certain State. aai ursiag ,l.s
bringing vifhin Gle Ilr.sliction g the
iaild stats crsisers proving or or
crmmercs. hat tbs persons on board nav
no lonser ENJOY immaut y fro1 punlsb-
mcrt ior their crimes d. shsr ths recer-
iion 81 he rrociamation IN . nsatrsl port.
such crui--rs shsil continss % receive boz
pitai.iy on slch rori. the government -iiI Re
Igfiitcd n rcilsing hosprallfy % vessels oi
Sub ports
The President hss sis0 issuei a. ereca-
eve order rersfab.,shira tbe asthorrv "a
the JnHcl States lr Nlrg.nis and direct
ng the Aftoruey -GercraI o. enforce tie
ASS and fo proceed to CO. coufscation anI
salc oi pruPcrty ssblcci 90 cousscaf,or lie
a.'c rscognires Frances "a Plcpoint al
Governor % The STATE 81 Y lrgiaia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

The Name Methodist Conicrcncc held
IS annual sessi0u At Hallo-sl. a. iourning
MsndAy. The following appointments Tor
tAis vicinity. we're aunoascsF
EAs' Poland and Miaot. Alphcus b
Lovc-su
North Aaburn. Eass IIebron. and IVES,
Ninoi. supplied ~ +. X Colby.
Acchani- Falls. Wa. "a. Poster.
ONford. George Wiagais.
Sosih Psris. Willard b B4rtIst.
Nor-ay. John Gibson.
Oiissela ard Bridg;os. 70 BE- supplied
Waterford Ana Ssoaeham. Gor,hou =
Cobb.
Loekes Mills. saPPl.ed b. Gsors =
Bugg.
Bethel Ilin. Noah Hobart.
Nevr!. Hano,er. 81 Mesalio-ay. SOD
Piled b. Dution.
Gieai. Ma.on. and Albany. Fhinea,
Li.by
Gorham. y u Jo,iIh II. Ns-ksu.
Eumiord. Patrick Hoit
Peru. and Hartford. William {. sser.
sns. one 90 BE- suppl,eI.
Liscrnorr. France. Groreuer.
tsruish. kinsman Aikin.on
baii~.a. supP'isd BY : ? Srout
Hiram M,ssion fo b. supplied
Lowell. stove. Svedcn snd Chstham.
Charles Address
coa-ay Ni'',au 60 b, .upplied
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

To- Toraas'er Cenerai has ordered ile
hH.v.rg srpointments Joscpb Kigorc.
fo lc I1stnsster 90 North Lowell. vico
thari.s Coifn. resigned Mchiiic q. KIN
Bah. rostmasfcr ai Bethel. s,ce Ahner Ia
-. resigned Na,hanisl , Jacol,.. post
ntser a,.Bryaa. Pad. siee " y Iaghzm.
re- xn-i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

Tnr AE~r a dispatch from washing-
ton 'sys ths rcorganirei army Ill consist
Of f1ar corps % forty thousand eaeh q reru-
ls-s. ore 81 -hite volunfcers. 81 to q
coiorsi volunteers esch Ill have be- oavai-
~. iataniry ard ari.lery IN proper PorT.or-
tiors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

Iuf Fssr az Es-I >ruvrE. II Na-
fiona' Pat d, oI..r,s.i 81, EittSarnsr.
bg services 81 fhe Bar,..t tl-h. A. 81
dross vl.l ts delivered lt lion. >.ins, PEI
hau. ou ths De- at pltl.c .ervio-. 81 Abrn
han lano.in. S.rirts wil commcnre al
Ten o'a.rk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

Sanlay morning tse rro..i in th.s ,icia-
10y as -hiie 18th sao~. We earn shat in
somc % iLe touus usarsr the mounfaiu..
that g rsarb,l H. ier'h ofsisht in-bc. %
foot The ~arn Sun % ssadsy u.eitei %
qaickiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

We earn ihas Oi.s Trs-. IA has ga
the Ein Ilouse. % a Mr.. Carpenter. q
Waterford. NJ. True Ill remove froa
Nor-sy. a. sooa a. tbe 49, landlord tases
Posses,ion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

Andre- BsrEcii Al james W. ChanIle-.
81 frycearg. have bsou appointed rvcsntly.
A. D-paiy >berifs. The former resides a.
fTycburg Corner. and the latter a. North
fvebarg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

lion- = J.. Weston. Las pgrcha.ed tho
famous Liftie Blue Schooi for Bov,. q.
faruingtoa- IIe -i;l remove 70 that place
in season 20 take charge % The Jane Tern.
shiCh oonncbcc. in June
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

\ corresPondent isioru, 10 Of the dead.
vhich 80 very sliicn. of Mr. George !.
Holt. q Hanover. sgd 10. Hs "a. /.
young msn very mush respected ~ that
community and bad oecn employed a. .
s-s~s-- g., .~---. .--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

We learn shat - inJaris, suffered b.
Ma HAstings ar rot 20 - severe a char-
acter a. as At hr,t iearci lie o.. able O.
- Cot = i.iile. iAough qaiis iarre yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

roHrLs~D CoUEID. We notice thit A .
q. Tcnney. - 81 the Bruns-ick Tel
graph. has made an arrangement ty ~hirh
D. viil devote most 81 h.. timc O. ths DAILY
Ltening Counsr. Mr Tennry 10 an a.-rce-
alb Writer. uhose iaf.or. vill sid much fo
che columns q th- Coarier u ~in main-
tsin lts indepeniant political chararfer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

III Lab-o-huk d. fr.t 81 tils seek. cav.
the flru.ers b. asinenltion to plant corn
o. "a hffie elrioas tLat ~hiie ths BIRD
-,a-. .o CAV dre'. hers. o. CD. OBI q
bro-n an.i.rra rhea hc go,. Soutb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

Il = reported By telegraph ihss Ceorr.
y >-nlr's sd Beverly Tucker hsre di.sp-
Pes-ed IRON Moniroal aal have probably
gre 81 ushfar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

Last veck over forty mIlors Of ,bs
seven-1h.rfy Loan ere taken. o. Tse.
DAY of fhs ucek. 6fteen mIdous uers s.i-
scribed. Fisk a Hatch iook over I've
miihoas the largest single s.bscripta-
ever msie in this country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

,-bsupi.ors 90 Seven TLirty Lean.
Wslacs1ir. si7.tio.foo.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-05
Communicated.



The poor man tolls through his weary life,
From carly dawn till close Of day;
He often wonders if in this world of strife
There is no rest, strewn along his way.
He often~wcaries when. hard at work,
And retrospects his syouth long past,
And wishes with yearning hsart
Those days were back that he might rest
But ho labors on from day to day,
Rejoicing that one day in seven -
Is his, to read Gods word, and pray
God to give him home in Heaven.
Evenings he casts his eyes towrd tn setting sun;
'Tis sinking fast down in ths West;
Thanks! he breath's that another days work S
done,
And hastens home that he may rest.
His home is humble, his bread is dark,
But his heart is light for it is b!est:
For "hnsscd are the pure in heart,
They shall sec God" and in Heaven rest.
His life of labor will soon beo'er,
His weary limbs and aching breast
Plainly say they can work no more;
But faith is strong, that in Heav'n hell rest.
Who would not the life of the poor man live?
If it is fraught to-day with sorrow,
With the hope of tho life that God will give
In Heaven, us it were tomorrow.
POmcroy, Sent 21st, '65.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-05
NOTICE


DHELPS Hysell, William Hysell, Malisa Hy-
L sell, Sanda Murrey and Archabel Murey,
her husband, AdaliLe Bickel and Henry Bickie,
Ary Archer and Elan Archer, Isabel Hysell, n
minor, aged IA years, Elizabeth Smith, Levi
Smith, her husband, Salinda Hysell, aged IL
years, and Lovina Hyscll aged IL years, will take
notice that a petition was filed against them on
the 10Th day of August, A. D. 1865, in the Court
Of Common Pleas, within and for the county of
Meigs, by Vim. N. Hysell, and is now pending
wherein the said VIM. N. Hysell demands par
tition of the following real estate, to-wit: -Four
acres of land situate in range II, town No,2,
section No. 33, beginning at the northwest cor
ncr of the northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of said scction running thence east
rods, thence south $50, east down the run 20 rods
to a whiteoak tree on the bank of the run, thence
south far enough that due west line running TO
the west limo of the northeast quarter of tho
southwest quarter of said section, thence to the
place of beginning, shall contain four acres, and
that at the next term of said court the said VIM.
N. lIysell will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
Dated this 29th day of Aug, A. D. 1865.
WM. N. HYSELL.
BY N. & G. P. SIMPSON, Attys for Plaintiff.
[35-6t]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-05
NOTICE TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

T WILL sell the following improved farm con-
l. tanning 1l2 acres, on very reasonable terms,
situate in Columbia township, Mcigs county,
Ohio, adjoining the farm formerly owned by VIII
liam Green. Said land is well adapted to culti-
walton, So acres under good Improvement, small
orchard and three large houses on the same, with
failing spring of soft water close to dwell
ing house. For terms, call on James Custer, near
the premises, or on the subscriber in Pomeroy.
N. SIMPSON,
Real Estate Agent.
May is, 1S65.-[s-2l-tf.]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-05

16To TEAcHERs. The Board Of School Ex-
aminers for Meigs County will meet Oh
the first Saturday Of each month, in Pomeroy,
for the examination Of Teachers.
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and continue till Al ?. M.
D@rNo Teacher need apply at such e:.ami-
nation who has certificate valid for three
months from the date Of said application, nor
need any one apply, at any time for an extern
sion Of the time covered by his or her certif-
Gates.
By order of the Board.
Ian. 1860. ALBAN DAVIES, Clerk.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-05
. W. FARRIER, c. LEonENsTEIY, S. s. FARsIER.
Ho, Ye Boot and Shoeless!

THE undersigned would call attention to their
l. large and well selected stock of Boots and
Shoes which they receiving and opening.
They consist of all the late styles and patterns,
and were selected with great care for this market
and will be sold at the lowest prices possible.
They would solicit an examination of the same,
feeling confident, from long experience, together
with their ample facilities for manufacturing to
suit, both as rsgards quality and quantity. Their
stock is comprised as follows
Mems Kip and Calf Boots and Shoes.
Boys and Youths Kipn Calf Boots and Shoes.
Soldiers and Misses Calf, Goat, and Kip Boots.
Misses and Childrcns Caters.
Chidrens Shoes in Great variety.
FARRIER, LEOBENSTEIN & co.
S. S. FARRIER, Manager. [S-l0-tf.1
N. Disconnected with our stock we have con-
stantly on hand, for sale, calf skins, kip skins,
upper and sole leather, all of the best material.
S. S. FARRIER.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-05
J SHERIFFs SALE

pQCNITT I . DAIIS. n
Sarah johnson and John Caywood Guardian of
9. A. X. johnson and Eliza j. johnson against
Henry Knapp.
Rf virtue of an order of sale to me directed
- from tho Court Of Common Pleas of Meigs
county, Ohio, in the above case, I will, on the
,th day OF October, between the hours of II and
u o'clock a. m. at the door of the. Court House
in Pomeroy, in said county, offer for sale the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements to wit !:
Beginning at the southwest corner of section No.
), in township No. 8, in range No. Is, in the
ONO Company's purchase, thence north rs rods,
thence east 100 rods, thence south rs rods thence
west I20 rods to the place of beginning, contain
ing b6M acres more or less. Appraised at $4OO.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1885,. l38-5t] M.HEC0X, s. NC.