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Helmboid's Extract Su0hu
gVE WEAKNESSES
Arising IFou, cNses-es. dshts oi iHs5lpau1a, Sa-,
thdi-eIcucE, OF Abuse
AfTasOaD VIA ia Toll5sIss s4s-I,l


AFfENBEp VIII fBE FOLLOWING sFdgruaa.
latspo-sri0E - kKeTi,Cu lss- II Power
Loss Of MemCIy, iItleaity o. BrosIhlBs
week Nerves, TremtlinR,
Horror GA diseases WazefuIness,
rtlurss Cf VISION Pain iu the BsaE
Universal il,s.tui6 oTtEs Esu-hin5 Of ne BOW
MU-1gls- System. Ec1pUou- on the Fs54
HCJ Hands Valid C5unteus,zce.
OTyue~- OF the skin
These symptoms. 4 allowed " sO on. winch this
uls IcIne invariably II CIOye-, soon follow
nlrOTESCY, FATUiTY, EPILEPT1C FITS,
IN one Of which tina patient may expire Who esa
ssy thsttiey are not frequently followed y JL5so
"ditaitul dIsssses,'
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are swsre VI tls cause Of their ssute-ruE
bus nose viii confess. The records vi the Insal-
Asyurps aod the melancholy deaths y cOusumg-
ton bear Rnpls witness % lhs truth o. The ssss-
lon.
TINS CoNsTIIUTI0N, ONCE AFFECTEO wIqs
0EGASiC WEAKNESS,
requires ths ald Of medicine 10 strengthen shd d.
vigorate thg system, which HhLhhOLDS RY
TRACT BCCHU invariably .iOe-. A gfiI vi c0a
vince ths most skspooa-
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S. {. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT

Il prepared 70 take Fire and Marine risks IN the
hest Offices o. the country. He il the authorized
Agent for tho d3tns Of Hartford, the Manhattan,
Phoenix and Security Of New York, represent
ing Fix millions Of Capital. War RISKS 10 or from
Nashville taken, As wen as every species Of Insu-
sursucs
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITa

AsD UEPEDCIPLED DEALEas,
VINO sndaaF0r " dispose "OF THEIR Own -
''Othsr" ARTICLES on tia roputa1On sttainsd .
HaimhoId's denUIas Preparations,
Ertract Blchu,
haraApanlls,s
Improved koas wish
sod by al Druggists everywhere.
ASg F6R HELMBOLD-TAlLR NO O1HAa
Cut ont the sdveru 5sunent add send ioF e, AZ
sYOLD LkPoSJaaoAzAzSb-a xPo3PRBa5
k.laas E--tf
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and Spring Mattresses.

Together with all Goods IL our line.
The puddle are respectfully invited 70 cal tHl "a
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
n B-A first class mechanic employed, who
viii give street attention 70 repa ring and uph0i-
taroy Wh DJTT,
lsn3L3re No. 81 Pu blc Square.
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Il, NELSON, Administered Of the Estates n
GEO. ". DoNIGAiy, ana SAMUEL SEAY,
Attorney 10 fact for Mrs. h. A. BrockwSy, EK-
eoUtr1, &c, &c.
WhI, /, MUHFREE, Admin stratoT Of
tie Est7te Of John Sgle-, deceased
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Our Inducements to Agents and
Clubs.

To thOse agents Who take Their COMMISSION in
allowed:
To any person forwarding Y Clubs Of 10 Books
Ciuhs Of u Socks, OF Cubs OF 50 Books each a
silver Watch--cyilnder escapement-woFthS IZ.
To any person forwarding 26 Clubs ot1O Books, 10
Clubs OF u Books, or Clubs OF % Books each, Il
Silver Watch, pStentleyer, huutngcase, worth SIS.
II preferable, the sgent may select any other ar
be entitled N.
Agents will retain the certificates Of Books aud
Gifts until the requiIed numbers OF Clubs are com
err.
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
with, 10 allowance VIII te made on extra eo1nmis-
sion.
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REFERENCES

REFERENCES.
Hga. AudIegg johnson. Vice ?res,ie1, C. 3. eles-t
Joseph Fowler, Comptroller State Ot Tenn.
Mr., 4. y. ). Lindsley, Post hI--t--. Nashville.
Dir Nj. Burns, Pra=. " q. ana \. W. e. e.
BnE. Gen. Ju0 r. Mrier, Cong Pest nashville, Z.
" J. J.. Donaldson, Chief =. VI. Dept Cum
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United States Direct Taxes.

OFTIcF USTfKD STATES DIREcT TAX CO4MIssIoSEs,
.. DisTRIcT or 1ESSESsEE,
NASHVILLE JAS'T 10, lSf5.
THE QUOTA OF DIRECT TAXES DUE FROM
the County Of Davidson, ia the State Of lebnez-
zee. under the act Of Congress approved August
Issl. mas been spportiOned snd charged upon Il
the lands snd lots Of ground sud County Of Da-
7idsyn n pursuance Of the act Of Congress entitled
"An act forths collection Of dreci taxes 10 in ur-
rptouary Districts within the United tales snd fOT
other purposes" approved June !, 1852.
The tarss thus ensTged may be paid within sixty
days nom this date, into the Treasury OF the United
states. or to the Commissioners s. their once IN
Nashville No. ~ South Cherry street
Z. p. FERRY,
DELANO 7. SMITH.
JNO. B. ROIss ERS
JSnlO-2m. Comm sssoneTs
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M s
CLAI ID S
CLAIMS
CLAIMS

Fer HORSES and EQUfPA9E LOST in the SER
VICE; officers accounts settled With the Quar-
ternasters, COmmissary, Ordinance and Treasury
Departments; stoPpages Of Pay -emoyei, Cert
fcses of non-indehtedness obtanGd. PES5IONs,
BOUNTY, BACK PAY, &c, PROMPTLY collected.
Mr.. Atkinson having hsd ten years experiences rs
81 Auditor, becoming thereby familiar WITH the
Roles, Regulations and PRESIDENTS established g0r
the auditing and settling Of cla,Ils, ! car rstey
say that no firm in the southwest his the same is-
ciiues FOR the prompt collection % all var Gains
~ presented Uy this Office.
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lsasosssors to Warner, Psnns5akss 4 Coz
no. 90 PUBLIC SQUARE

XITE kRE PREPARED 10 RECEIVE GOODS
" ioT s7le at auction. or 70 private Saie. Also,
prompt attention pad 20 receiving and forwarding
GCoo5- Particular % euion pad 70 outdoor sales
q turli--re, Gs-%sEes, Rod Estate, &c, &C.
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FLEN DID LIT OF RI &c I Z :
al to be sold for One Dollar each.
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lake 10 h1isarD. Mercury ofuhpieAssnl met Ga
Cos unpleasant AID dangerous d--sssss.
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Brig Gen. Jyo F. MuIEE.
Cong Post Of nsslY he, Ns-hulie, Tenn.
fsts-lR
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-29

~psnoung aesebener Nnhaltesuntte In Der Gerc~
ration. Gus. Sn pisfrr Y3ie6ana, batts 3iru<
berg TN Sorissn Satire ons 5srflttfs ~ecistfet.
3Sas teoOth ais FIR BEN @etR. in benz Die Sss
irobnsr 6raatfurts tds Ndfionalfsh fsisrten.
|eeloaptrs Garattrrifil6 berppr3abeteu mare. III
DER unfano, pae Die i6war3 rotbeseIpeu. 5aste
IN Den ,6abnea unp Orecrat oisn taft ote aus.
l6l'bithe Die ROTH uac peise Qanpsefarbe bus
aeSsn nnr in sntidisrrner WinprttIt pertret.u
mar Die Strasen lsltf rraren in stnsn Dalr
9srpduoelt, Ia Dor itoem Siuie cine gtettr BON
5'E'sn uno 2aunsn oufgspHan,t mar, welbe
oon CEN. 6critamte ,nr gu~sitmiifuna Der Gtaot
4usntaelt'i6 sur Serfasune sefen, mcroen Sa<
zen. Wtbrers Straecn batten folrlals Sripmpb.
2o3en trtaut unp 8slfops BON sinsn, 6aufe auey
utsr Die Srrase gu pem ssasnIberlicaeupen ae,
'h unRsn. Nts meiitsn 5obuen parm BON rte.
itsfr San9e unf Sre,ts, mos fb iroob Der aus
Gem portal ces SunprSpaIais sm,ihcn ,pei
,bmari-sriben auffrgtcu i6mar,- spib. s~oIpsnen
nttbt natla3en ld6t. Qu6 fds preubdhs G5s~
Sanetl6aftsbutcl tri bas ocutite Se,eten ant.
'btn 'ptt lhmdrs~Seibtu 9aupssfdhnen. lleber
iusn crbaben aber psbts Die bsutlhe Aabne pom
Dem s6Gltn puufte Der, Staut, pru srm 0farr-
,burme.
In'rsrn Sftatnbpfs uaS an ten @ettdbu-
b0Ien poren Sanensn aufaefeGt, msIbe pom
W,tslieecrn tfr ~iriibstsn fre,m, liasn @Irarr-
prbr in brlarauer S6usentroG5t terient ,pur-
ben. @uh MuRtccrps barrtst ptr lthullhtie
crrrartcten 8der. Ia troufe GA uuaNIrbtdrsr
SabniIa 'ur Salle bereiE. Is martn niht
hipS Sfiibr1 frnnprn oth einr ll,n,,ig. f,,1;-
ger 9aits, ots sum Bette 9sfonrncu war:n unp
OrS frierItbrn G1npfangS init tbsilblfils murnru.
Naacrsntdspen erprUhntsn, mn ps Wuit irieits
oaS oeut'6f @aterIanp. Sukelnprr 3urui III
Die Waatr uno one ben haaen. Dts 6srrn
pom @wrfanSSepmitc in peieeu Snarpca trasen
on ee Waegpns unp} tfetastrn tcr,Iih Die
aus feiasncen @6le. Die p%srldmmel:r MenSs
REF i9rsn elm 6rb sntasssn..
tSortissuns fplet.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-29

d Noat, csr rrdueen slsitt. mtnus nuriem
pobl trseht: man lcu ousranrfrn wts ric ous-
qs'did:s Saube, ris bsimsebrt nit Dem Setsrsia.
Sou'Hrt unp fctert nit uns infer, Gusr Sen
IN r'eie NuFcrcefun1 Fi9en pis nrts cine
Sisi'i "a aar Ssrtersltuns zee Sites ben
S@tsen 9Fsilc ertteilt rsroea, 70 wstren nj,
Sbrsnsatsn, bic Str uns gu cieIsn Yttufc
erinst. ale 3si&en Ger iysusn eaterlauoil6.n
@slinnpna, bic Cure 5sr3cn oua fern ron Der
2eimats srfaat, rantbar entoescn nsbmsu.
Der Seatnn pts 5elss 1T auf rem is. Suit
1865 anss!est; rsbt frlexttlss aamtlpungsn
Der nns Seiu6snbea If srmlnftt.
Bremen, i'm DECEMBER 1864.
Oos @entral l.. 6 ON mitte
fur bds apeits psutihe Bunpeefh;ssm.
%. Msfst. Yraf. 8. Bun. 9us-0sa,.
80. .. SrYman, @Griftiabrey.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-29
3wettes beuU@ee 8unoeidiessu
On bic Ttutfhsn IN, ol,sI,,n

Nn Dts Oeuthhfn i'm WusIanSe.
WObin aud Der Dsutias leinsn SUP Irse. einc
rsue Ssinlate it6 gu bssrInOen, Ell fpa ole BET.
Hilten @Dtter init fb nfbmen, lun benz bent.
ihen Stnne unp Settle, bfm oeutlbsn gSater.
ianoe trsu bleibsn. @r ion baritcr MAIDEN, "a
nbsral opf Grpsn Der rsntite Iaue -ssebrt, Ger
oeutltbe @influB sefiiblt merle; er ioa lcracn
DAP btutfde Sittsn uno peutibe Inbttofsi, In
allen Weittbeiirn Afrrlhe oaS II Die prltac-
t@i6tli6e aufgabe Der i'm &uslanpr weiltnpsn
Dsnt{&en. 9isis. @uteate ftts nit 8ralt III
Ntatb iu frFiaen, ra3u sehorf es rss rrecn Aei-
. itissn SrrEsbrs mi. Dem Muttsrlanbe. Geutjdae
MANNER. au9 in Der 5ernr ieio Sbr mil urie
eush 'eas wedlsiiitiss 9anD brieelidsr Qistc
Strbansen.
Nit @ufniertiamffit fofst S6r unIsvn gelre~
bunsen, bic alien Sirritieteiten reutlber Stam.
me abdurbun unb Rte @inbsit unierss @ater.
lanesF gu be8rinhsn, pfl6s ruben mus DOR vi.
lem auf Der Gtnisfsit In briterii6er 81. innur
gtt parrner ,Sestlnahne iab't Sbr pie Nfas
anf bsnen In BEN lsbteu Sabren pie Ginmiitbia.
tsit auer bsntl6en Stdrime wieber6olt einrn 70
aldn3enbtn Ausbrud f6 erfhaHsn.
@ir trinssn Gu6 nun pe funpe. eas IN Der
@itte Suli Sieirs Sabrss in unisrsr altsn San
fsitabt, bic ME RE 9sbte %efrpsien, no ss aalt,
bic Seine res csutften 5lsiBeS. DiNtns unr
SortlGrtttes Al perbreitsn It's iitrr pen Seean
binans, bas 3wsits Dsutld. 8%unSssidfesen ee,
fstsrt ruerbsn ptrt, au .msi6em mir 6Gsiinsbmer
aus allen 8ausn Oeuif6lhnps erparten. ptf
%sntbietsn Gu6 nnlsru ber3li@eR @ruB uuo la.
ban @ud ein, Gud nit nns III frsusn ~ erie.
BEN. s4ir rnfsn Sud aatn bic @Utte siucs
Dntsrianbiihsn OiGtsrs su: 0aan Ioa ni6t
Huspanosrn ME err fiSsnla&tiss Nats aus Der
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neusits.

-Tem @olostcrc' SouruaI puiu I7ten ent-.
nfh'ntn mir fUi9snpe &tnseissliru ilber ben Saa
ocr Sort iSt'Ger:
Nn Is 900 YaufesS Gatiin ainc Qaurup,
iwiiben Susar Hraf une Dem Sort tsptrsh,lu
g, m%oieiFft lie lih aIetnia osriban4ten. @uu
etsler Steiufa aus %fubrssn lie ann Sonntao
Ntsnr nad 10 ubr einsn hsitaea Nnaxlf afoku
p"e 6olt aus uac naemca ralsibs rat psr
tapiert,n @saeuwebr.
Utter RE @Ir3 lbeiten tfs Jsamp5es tSantn
mir ~hnlsrsn 9sisrn teutt uejt atbts miltb,ii,u
mir fan i'e'db utel3'n8.. ea6 Sffptrt ne Sci.
ra;eu tire S1ulptateit ,grtadn.
-@sntra! 9Rhttina nor lei psy garnilou. il
eemno@ mtt aefdn9en aenrmmgn po7srn uno
'cI wie re teIbt Dsrwuuprf isin.
% &c Bt. Gag otn N~neufen Der gJansees lis
'im lFb'sn Nulsnslid pfr erfclgre,alte apirer.
ltano ~enf9s8sn ssitst murrt. .
@ensrdl @bltina Dat ia ii6traus .apf.r o,-
'etat. Na&pcm tas Sort itcu aenommen war.
arlTf sr ben ttinp med brit Nia! Oil, nnp rie
NIT fisfnrr 5anp rie fsi pli6r Basue nieper. bic
btrstto i1rn anfa fff lnil mar. Gr crbielt pisr
a8unpsn, pe ispoh gum @Ild n.at .Iessne,s>
iabrli6 Inn.
Infer Strlnf tetrdat s. 600 Msnn. guf
IN sFef Seite mar RE 3aHlper Gcptsn nur ss-
ring. Ter Pfs %fetnreS It n,ht %tsfaunt, pire obsr
"a Ct Ter ansrfifrnoe 8bsil mar mgsi arSssr mie
aer uni ice depeisn irin.
6OI. eamb %tefnrsi FA slfi&faas .unttr ren
.STpunoeten.
llsbsr bic 8fmssunsen 95erman's fnD
nsusTNtnSs 9iev fsins 9 ribte s,nsetrcF.u. @e-
usrnl 0aroee t'ieai aphirte am Icnue1taa. rae
u,tbts pom Snter II purAefommen le.
lie i'm NorStu alfsetauhten Irieceus.
8e' u6te. pelhf. aus Or Itile Slatr's bsrnor.
9'n8sn, '6etnsn rSirDer Wts 'Rluh osras6cn -,
iprusn, "a man na6g'raes tas 9d,perlibs Der
SorausisBunq eiRie6t. Der 5upen pero:. psnu
mon tim cine olssmeine Qmnsfie onbitte. III
&rsu3e .fris6sn uao frcb iein, In ps Union M
iidtrbreu gu f6uneu.
@snSraI 5000 fOg anf isin siaenss aniu.
ben bonn Sbfrbefsbi Der GsnneGse Grmfs ,ut.
bnnosn islh. General It'd 9ayIor, rcr edna.
ger %unlsrss prdaOentsn, miro ais lsia NatSfcls
ger be;sidbnst.
Mebl rpurcf am Samstas fur $3.50 per
6lB, jnm 8erIauf nneetottn. Ias @srilht neG,e
bsrsiie miFsn, WsfI tofs SON sIO0O-ilo0,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-29
t9ns SST PEN gestsr Stdots3 ttuna.)
Sas 5apeife beutiebe 8mubesi13ie=
ten tn Sremea.

Us lnS une sinsc ~sufrufe tts GcEtyal.eums
fntttets IIr sae I'm Suti D. s in Bremen at,t.
Raltfaee 3msite eeutibe SunetsIdieeen suocean.
gen, NIT eem Grfu6sn, ~bteleItsn unlsru asl,rn
sor3ulsssn. Bir entipre6sn tisrmit ter,itpiuta
rteisr S,tts, nnp Srar brinssn mir surrF na6fs-
benz zen anruf an Die Druti6en i'm NnslSnee
ftb sn!websr purh SerI6pli6e &nptienbeit ceer
phr@ sbrrn9atrn an Rem srt5en Natipnalfefe
su betbsiltsen.
Der 5auplswsd tes 6eIes GRRr Dentldtane
isltit 9ebt fabtn,st: pumIitiibr Gisisuma unIrta al
ten Satsrlanoss su i6rpern, mad prIhrn 3tslc
Die nat'rnalsn Surn- unb @sfanefsht sttrfars
pir9fdrbsiiettatsn inpsm eurbt tic SsrlammIuno
ron StammeegsrcEe que autn Gauen DsutId.
i1nrs Dir laneiatr,gcn Srrurtte,;e uno @eb6l-
istsiten permittslf sessnleiiisen Sptenaustau,
ibes bslsttiet psrpsn ioutn, msl&e pom c,utft,n
Snrltsn i'm riscuen SntsrsIs planmd6ia crrsat.
gebest uns Sspflest murcen, mad BEN @runoe
inbe: ripioe ct impera!
gusrrtnss psrmbgsn fothe NatiuroIfsle al
lsin has Siel elmer pplittfGen Seretntauna
Osutldlanbs nod nibt errsihen, aber lie etbate
ten Bic SSss barren i'm SuIfe padt unp, tslfen
iber fis tsfe Dirt itrer Nusflbruna Mtitel ~
srinntn une perabrteen. Die Oeutlhen i'm
Iuslanhr, namsntlth in Der srSsen Ncroame.
rtfanif6en 8cpublit, prlde ibsr 8snueiud.t n.
ormStreteu ra6 mnttrteGer lludtbSaaiafrit ibrs
sieSs uno gfr@tsn ssaen 'ibr altcS Sotcrlear
nttt psrseien taten. f6nuicn burd tbte bier
telonesrs pabrenb uniree Siirg,rtsies,s aepen
usnen Vrfasrungsn manuigiaScr glrt CUR Ser
irtrtiihuns Der hsutihen Ginigunas.Spesn pte!
stitrasen. Ssicutsrs lcaten Scretnt, Die lid
Die SerpHauSune Der fhGafisn @rruraenleafte item
pss beutlGrn ScIfes' AMI ben Supeu Wmertfo's
gum 3isl sslsBt bebsn, ni6t Yuf,bIen, lb In
Der ipndern 5aui fart bur6 Mitaliepsr UNI
@aten osrtretsn gu ~laIen, su wsltrm Gnrr mir
unisrn Stanrnes8eupEsn in Sen q. ct. ri,
Nsatnuna zines Der %rbelifen une BON NoticnaI
Tcrnrtbeiisn %fretstsn. ON .rttdniiden Dibtcrs
@srcipaD tn ieinem 9isDe pes oeutlhtn @uss
wohoertfs 5urufer, eh,nnhl bie Mabnuuo bro
tbattraftieen Imeritaners meter reibt, ale pcr-
lants pas Ssuti&eSplt ;u srbsn srybsreit,t le,n
h~iirfte:
3>satlhlanN, t6surct GaterIant,
SbDpbl gar fern
Su mic ein Stfru
lluS IeudNtfif NON ben Tr;sIsnR-,,h
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S9sutihGanN, t6surst SaterIanh,
SbDUbl gar fern

Ou mic etn Stfrn
HuS leuGteit ron benz 6risisnR:anb,
Stete weib'n mir Sers uup 9fb Dir germ.
sSir fst'n Der Jteten purpur sliib'n
Nls 8ron' ban ~ltclscn 8bein mm,jsb'n!
Nut reuti6e SGtue muttsntbraunt,
Nfit radrer GeeIe, ftarfer 6aup
Sot guer beisges Slterlanb
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-03-02
SHERIFFS SALE.

Meigs County, IS, Court of Common Pleas
in partition.
Thomas klnneman VS.. John Kinneman ct. al.
EeY virtue ofan order of sale to me directed
~ in the above case will, on the llth day
of March, A. d. 1865 at II o clock a. m., at
the door Of the Court House, in Pomeroy,
offer orsale the following described real estate,
to wit Situate in the township of Chester in
said county of Meigs, and being a part of the
north half of section No 8, in township No. 3,
in range No. II, to wit: Beginning at the
northwest corner Of said section; thence east
on the north line of said section, to the north.
west corner of the land of r. Beabout thence
south ON the west line of said Beabout to the
northeast corner of the twenty acre lot of Urah
Tucker; thence west on the north lines of
Uriah Tucker, Hezekiah W. Morris 16 acre
lot and land lately owned by F. A. Smith, to
east line Of said last mentioned land; thence
north on east line of said last mentioned land
to the northeast corner thereof thence along
the north line of the same to the west line Of
said section No. 3; thence north in said west
line to the place of beginning containing one
hundred and thirty-eight Q3S) acres more or
less and being the premises owned by Isaac S.
Kinneman, and on which he was residing at
the time of his decease, to be sold according
to law. Appraised at 50, ,450
Given under my hand this 7th day of Febru-
ary A. D. 1865. NJ. HECOX, S. NJ c.
6-5t1
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-03-02

ANYBODY LIKE ME.-I amt anybody--rn N
married. amt bachelor any longeri Thil
amt my home, tisn't my carriage, my horses
my opera box; oh, no they are Mrs. Smith s
I'm not john K Smith, the richest broker OF
Montgomery street, but that fashionable Mrs
Smiths husband
Nelly came down to the office Yesterday
sweet Nelly; she almost consoles papa for al
his cares; clustering chrls, blue eyes, deal
Nelly!
Whose lovely child is that2'
Mrs Smiths"
Of course it is she don't belong to me-oh
certainly not I wish felt little more cleai
on that point That expensive plate Just 90
ing home belongs to Mrs SMITH What if ]
did pay for it? don't belong to Mrs. Smith
Poor oppressed woman! they have only al
their own property and half of their husband
by law, and the rest by possession; but they
need more rights Their rights are wrong,
wonder what words the petitioners would use
And then the idea of calling me-" anybody r
I'm cipher I'm an animalculi-Tm m bub
ble--a jack-o' '-lantern-a vision-Tm absorb
ed--swallowed up-extinct
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-03-02
Administrator'ss Sale of Real Estate.

VA AscaA hbSabt
TN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
i bate Court of Meigs county, Ohio, 1 will offer
for sale at public auction Ion the premises, on Fri
day, the 18th of March, A. D. 1865, the fpllowing
real estate situate, laying end being in said county
the, propeaty of Michael Bentz, deceased, which
is known and described as follows, to wit: Be-
ginning On Hezekiah Quillen's north line, Tor the
north line of lot 264, of town l, range 12, Letart
township,) on the west side of the public high
way, thence north 250, east AZ poles and three
links to corner where a walnut 16 inches diam
eter, bears east 25o, west S6 links, thence north
TAO, west to the Ohio river, thence up the bank
Of the Ohio river to the aforesaid north line,
thence east with the said line to the place of begin
ming, containing ten acres more or less. The
foregoing parcel of land will be sold as subject to
the dover estate of Mrs. Mary Bentz, widow of
said deceased, assigned and set off to her there
in, by the following meets and bounds, to witt
Beginning on the north line of said lot, town and
range on the west side of the public highway,
thence north 25o east, until six feet past the
dwelling house on or near said line, thence in
westerly direction parallel with said dwelling
house to small drain, thence up said drain to
the aforesaid north line of lot No. 264. thence
east on said line to the place of beginning con-
tanning three-fourths of ono acre more or less
Appraised at $4,000. Sale will begin at 2 o'clock
p. m. on said day, the terms of which will be one
half in hand and the balance in one year, with
interest, secured by mortgage on the premises
HENRY HARPOLD,
l6-6t Admir- Of Michael Bentz, decd.
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Deputy Commissioner.
H. F. AvERlLL, ESQ., Charleston, W. Va.

The GREAT CEMETERY.-The sea is the
largest of cemeteries and all its sumberers
sleep without monument. All other grave
yards, in all lands, show some symbols Of dis.
tinction between the great and small the rich
and poor; but in that ocean cemetery the
king and clown, the prince and the peasant
are alike undistinguished. The same wave
rolls over all; the requiem by the minstrels
Of the ocean is sung to their honor Over
their remains the same storms beat, and the
same sun shines; and there, unmarked, the
weak and the powerful the plumed and the
unhonored, will sleep on until, awakened by
the trump, the sea will give pits dead. No
marble rises to point out where their ashes
are gathered Yet the cemetery hath orna.
ments of which no other can boast On no
other are the heavenly orbs reflected in such
splendor. Over no other is heard such iioble
melody.-Henry Giles.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-03-02
SHERIFFS SALE.
Herreshoff, VS.. Isaac NJ. Holmes.

John B. Herreshoff, VS.. Isaac NJ. Holmes.
DY virtue of an order of sale, to me directed,
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County, Ohio, in the above case, will, on the
25th day of February, A. d. 1865, between the
hours of 10 and II o'clock a. M, at the door of
tho Court House, in Pomcroy, in said county, sell
the following described lands and tenements, to
wit: Situate in section 3s, Lebanon township;
Meigs County, Ohio, which is bounded as follows:
On tho north by Oris Powells line, on the west by
township line, on the south by 1907 acre lot in
same section, on the east by 90 100 acre lot in
same section, making 100 acre lot, uore or less.
Appraised at 81, 500;
Given under my hand this 10th day of january,
A. D. 1865: [2-7t:] NJ. HEC0X, S. M. @.
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sHERIFFS SALE.
DIITIpIT 7 . DAJT, ="
William Goodall vs. Skirvin and Smith. Ala
Nendi


William Goodall vs. Skirvin and Smith. Alias
Nend
RY virtue of a writ of vendition exponas,
IL (subject TO two others, Clement l. Gil
more and Smith, Bowen g. Co.. to me d.
rected from the Court of Common Pleas of
Meigs county, Ohio; IN the above case, l will,
on the lth day of March, Nd 1865, between
the hours of one and two o'clock, p m, OF the
door Of the Court House in Pomeroy, in said
county, sell the following described lands and
tenements, to wit: On the northwest side Of
Racine, in section No l6, town No 2, range
No. II: Beginning at corner of George
VOLTS lot on the road leading from the Ohio
river to Sylvester Curtis thence in north
easterly direction about LOG feet to said Wolfs
corner; thence in northeasterly direction,
following said Wolf s lot about SO feet to vii
liam Skirvin's lot; thence northwesterly 1913
feet on said Skirvin's line to the line Of sec
ton No. l6, on the west by section No. 16, to
a corner of John VOLTS Isl feet; thence fol-
lowing the said VOLTS line so feet to the bank
OF the Ohio river; thence in a southeasterly
direction 76 feet to the corner of the store
house lot; thence northeasterly, following the
line of said store house lot about Sc feet
thence sontheasterly47 feet to said road above
mentioned; thence easterly, following said
road, 81 feet to the place of beginning. Ap-
praised at 81 900
Given under my hand this 7th day of Feb
'uary, AID, 1865. NJ. HECOX,
[6-5t] SM c,