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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-08

Die 5oaptspedeber Geieuf9Mft iinS Grnsaaterune
sur Giupanoerung in uIlferen Stnat une @erIdaiz
Jung poa Nrbeit ieber art. 90
tanf pom 26neereien gu erreien, mo b angemefiene
Raertraft ODER 1noere &ortbeIe fir 6ahritz uiter<
Mebmei barbieten, ioiuie br Aiitauf arSBerer 9ae<
ftreten in Der 9edbe pom Stdoten, Str0men uno Gi=
fenbahnen. Siefe SGnbereieu ieeI III paiienbe 8nI=
teIIef nno ar6Bere IdsbeA aaleae.egt llub an ben
einmaneerer entpeber Snt mirftdlen obcr uenig ere
hobten 3o1tenprets III Der Art petauft lperbe, odb
suii9e 5pei uerfdnfsen cine pd ante Garcee Iieaen
bleibt. Der adufcl tat ein Ssiertbeil boar nab 6as
aebrtge IN 1. 2 NIB sabre Su teSablcn.
Die @efeui6aft TDira ditsi els AgentiIr fir grpBe
sabbefiser Sienen, peIbe brsdas tOoiiirt III ieben
Sen Sesebr mad Nrbe.,t aeeel1ft bic Geieu56aft
oitr1 gei6aHlng non 9anepertern. @dr.uern itnb
ieoer Nrtpo Arbeitcrl sHbe rc i9eh Sieipiro 9rbet
uerf6den f6nnen, ha IS ibr m69lid it, 9eiEditiauns
SO iobnenoen Rreien i'm aeimnoeiteu lno frtbariten
Wilma BET qaxSel 9Set ann eheltfo feiro re
i'm Stanoe fem. ben Arbeit5gebet sufreoen s ellen,
noem e bic Mfhefter fir ibItdl IraenS eillen Gam
eungsplas OSer eine @ienhdbn Station Heiert, Sir
bedbF9t9eut unjer SpienT, ale arten poir @rbeitern
mad ienem Sbeil nes Staates sn bef0rberu, INNER
mebr gu peruDufpmmuell. SScgeR itGberen Beitim=
ungen perrpeifen mir a urfer Circular iiber Oieien
Yantt. lk
0er 0eruinit Der eIeuiaft 1ptrb non benz iuatsren
Berfauf Der perbebnitenen iltsmiitben Iteoeftoen
Grunsftiide, Dom Muibau ppu 90rfern NIB Stdbten
an oasu geeigneten Sieuen, Don Der GufbiIfe pel
5abrifen, Der dugemeinet GntptdeIuug Der Yro6afs
ter=un6 l=Rebtbiimern hes Staates uho eitbs
ld non ben @ebilbrsa fir 8eiOrgane pom atrbeit en-
"a infer Capital AMI bSn aanbbefjs bcr @efeaf5aFt
bairt TT, 10 NUS ebe Bertberb5buag See testerer
III thIpeneig bic eeten IN glei6bem DtaBe pertbpoer
MAIDEN uno baber Iueroeil nHfere bic
ieiben eben 70 fidter GIs portbeiIbaft finsen. So
Die Sdupt=Dffce 1uiro in 9dfbpiue, 9cnn., gebdIzr
ten, uno bic Gsfeu 9aft beabtiat, Sub 49enten in
jeoem County oes Stantes an,uiteen. Subscriptions
biider befnoeu fd in ben dnben ueil Anion Helfon,
S6asmeiiter; 6eIir g. Gbentbam, Sefretdr, uuo Sei'
Saneef. Generat<Agcnt fir Ginmdnbcrnng. 1uelbe
atrrifrt fifb, ntersei4n,tnsen fir &ttei Der &C.
fetfbaft entge8eH su nebmeil.
Geo. s. Sbomas,
Erdfi6ent ner 1enn. GnloniiatipnSs
nHo GinpGAoer1,ngsz@ eieIfi5aft..
6eIis y. Gbeatbam, Is p
Setretdr. iitHt7 .hp,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-08
1866

Sauswirtbe, bic nit nnsesiefer irsenS elmer grt
.sepIast fnb, naSsen nur Goftat's eyterminator
sebran@en. gsir bdbea biefes gsitteI perfadt unb
ben. aud peisn cine B6r IS foiete gBir perfud5-
ten giftes aber fie baIfea ni4ts, bod Goitar,s
erterminator t5btet @atten, Mdnfe, S&abeu, anei,
fen nnb gsanaef in sr5serer S9neEeteit, ais mir
es nieberidreiben f5nnea. lieberan ipitb &c uers
Ianst. sDtebina, DBto gosette."
Siebe Goftar's obise antinbi8u~g.
B6s= Berfaaft in 9afbpiHes Eeaa., BEL uienDue,.
giten inb 5dnbIern. Is 17iuI 44et
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-08
q aibbiue uno 8 eeatu t
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Gifsnbaba.

,f5s8l q General Saperintenbeuts Office &
9afbpiue. 1866.
Nbdnoeriing in Der Gbfabrts3eit:
Bon Gonntag. bens. Sui 1866 an ruerben bic jiee
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-08

49, Ad9 tdaItc1t 5dtt tD1fet 35U per letteI1brf
MS 9dIs geliefert.
'3'@ Subicriptiousn ,aiifen pOrausbesabIt werSen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-08
1866.

$50 Rar,s @attenpertiLser 1T einfa9 una
sefdbrli unb fiber, Der bette RattenuertiIser, mel.
DEN mir e seieben habe Sebe Ratte, bic es ftnSs.
fribt es un6 mus fterben uitb ;par eeIpSbnTi9
einem 8lase, ipeIer pom benz entfernt TT, mo bas
NitteI binsefteut ipnrbe.H {2ate Shore, Midisai,.
Mirror.) eiebe Goitar's obise Antiillbiaaus.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-08
ca Gennefee Gpienifdtionss
Ginipan6erua8s SefelIf baft.
Sneorpprirt Surd einen Act Der ae5etaebenSen @er=
idmmlnng bes Staates Eenmeifee pom "a.
Hai 1866. #s
9Ilhorifrtes 8apital J. ]. 81, 600, 900
10000 Actient iebe gu $50. @

Organization.
Gen. Dlai SEQ. 8. Sbofnos, 9rafibeut ~
81. VI. Sobnion, @tsesYrdfSent. ~
SSeIig n. GbeatHom, Setretdr. 49,
9niom 9effon, S6asn eifter. Ill
SeieRb SauSed. Gcneral<Ssent fir Glnwanoe=
- q rung.
Sen. Mai. geu. 8. E5omas. -
Samuel nation,
Nicbael burns.
s. ". &aramore,
6. G. @iers,
Ao. %. 6efleboper.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-08
= Snkfcripficmes arnD 9Gftseieens
= 3 - Berfnaungett.

Die subferfPtionspreiie Der r9enneiiee eta0tss8ei
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-08
9afbbiIle uno Grbattanooga
! % II
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5 1T g : dfle r. 81.

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5ssss u. v. 6. unb q. u. ". %. Giienbabn.
@nibutae, Genn., Snlp IA. 1865.
Mn uab mad Dienfag, SnliS. 1866 nnb Biz peitere
RDtiss geten @aiiasierSdge al pte folst:
9afbptIIe pnb battanou aiaie.
gerldbt RefbuiGe mad Chattanooga unb aIle RISse
fiSEiG nm TAO u. Oh. ats ASS 9, Dr. 2lnEatltft III
Chattanooga nm 5.35 y. @. ui,b AGO u. 81. nGdten
nn6 30 N %. Miitnnft Ia glaibpfie I'M aO5 g. ~
ufb $40 ". 81. ndd5iteu Taa 4 =
Mle 8ase fdIteseif iid IN geurtracs an fir SbeIb9s
piile. s
6dbrt mad 9en iDrleans - -! 49,. esa25
,sr Webile .sss.ss : /. ..,.|.s,s...s. 3t.f0
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80 Il 9nntsptHe go .ssls. ~. 7.35
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-08
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Office Gtunben sjnil
pom 9--ff gormittass non SIS Ra9mittnes anb BON
7-9 ubr 9benbs. 49, 49,
Damen f6nnen In eini9en aectionen cine ieibte,
Selfifge itab nette 9due i6reiben Iernen.
q 3srrsn y Seritsben 8eit cine trafsise, ssIauff
ailRast Sic G9reibesuust ale eins NaSa5u.ssans NJ
isRren bin t9 eurd 0idbrige Grtnbrnns ~ Der Anz
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rei, orntt elmer yffdHsen Ret5ebe 50 fcaen, Sardb
Ste Btenj9eft f@ felbt ii tarsefter 4eit cine eez
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SO e saibpile, 1885,
Nh fiiiS ebenip slaunf ,uie erfreat Sab Sic ms in
f. frser Set Bite @rncipien Der Pbouegrapbie uoRs
fdnbia Derftebeh gemdtbf Huben. ~
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bic 9ebiirfntfie Der r1enf@ ti9en Ge5euf9aft.
sssmanS tanit esssgen issn outer Dieisitissn. bic
mG9t bas Griernen berielben, nidbt MIR Ieidt,
icuberr nfadbt es aud 5R elmer enlightenment Inter
haItang. DaS 3ertbud5 (pitmun,s &atislal) nj iebf
gut fur heit @ebrnNd5 arrnnnirt.
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fig @itlan enen hoben RLas unf Der Site Der menf9s
s,inft ioIte etnem ieber ainbe aeIe6rf werbe : (. y
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g. Tniteett, 2teity 90. Y, 8. Sn6s q. s.. =
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-08
1866

! germe bruns Der @atten. Die a5armer
@osette~ perfdbert unb be,peiff blrb 8eredumns. b.
elm Raar Staten btnuea brei Sabreu cine stadbtrn
raenf6aft pom 65t,050 Spr6BIinsen su baben 4 :
@enn nun cine foIebe nneebeure 5omiIie nidt ~ q
tottet Dirb uerssbrt iie mebr als mas 5000 Hlis
i5en erndbren farm.
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TOA DVERTIS ERS IN DETAIL
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Announoenenta Tor Cand1dates.
'oR STATE OFFICERS, $40 o
:, COUNTY 10 0
80 CITY = s
Advertisements in the Special Column, Fl
time from to shines, 81 .o0-each additional lin
90 cents subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line
In Local Column, first time, from to lines
81 0O-eaeh additional line, 80 cents; subsequent
Insertions Is cents per line. se
Advertisements of Benevolent enterprises
will be inserted in our paper free of charge
For advertisements of societies we will charge
half price.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-08

Sstes 8iIsgpr wiEb brihge,lb sEIu9t ala f-f00 aes
MH0 BwaF fefnFf @m& wtA1@e etmmM 8GhmHlexdm tsfsS
qIeErai9xn &EicIg fernt ber alien, mas fir unfere
S1a1t uHs bsu &taaf esi4ebsH, BE Krone aufIs4ea
MARE JULIA tis
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Giee felt LANCER GET etabEirte gaIIere n fr,Iid IN
pra3tpoiem StpI ernenert anb berseReHt psrben,
nobel ale mDsIi6e BeqaemIi9teitsn snm geiien ses
FnbIitnms beritiidtiat wiirbe. Ban braa9t biefebe
tinr 81 ieben ari e fddten uIernsn, aes II in BEN
Stodusrt peinist, TT nit eitem eIesnnten Toilet
9mmer fur 0dmen nerjeben isnb 90 iieRt beittmnss
efmortsn baf bic BeitrebRneer bee Gisentblmers. '
geobeefcgen ieiner eeebrten GSuner 90 eruerben, BON
bsnIcben anertonnt werben. aBr bcbeh cine nene
Getihns ponAlbnmS unS clue iieie Mrt pon Caste dc
Niche gabmen erbaIten. baben aud, wie thinner,
etne erobe MnsspabI pom gersolbunass anb RoJens
seI,sSaaBmsn, bic 9 fir srSssre HiSsr sienen, iOe
photographer, N
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01
Cincinnati Markets.

January 30.
Butter 20 a30c, as por quality
Bceswax--DulI. 2Se II h.
Cranberries-Wild $S@$l0 U Dbl; cultvat-
ed $l4@$l6 ,
Cheese-Good demand and moderate re.
ceipts green l9lc; select 20c; Hamburg 2Ol
@2lc Dairy 22c
Coal.-Dull; aaoat Pittsburgh 16c Ohio
river l3c.
Coffee Quiet Rio 26@3oc according to
quality
Eggs-22@23c. ...
Fruit--Green apples $4@S7 q bbl, accord,
ing to quality Dred-dull: apples l2@l4c;
peaches l562lc U ib '.-.
Flour-No inquiry for lower grades higher
quoted at 50, Sl0@l2 y bbl
Hay-Sf0@Slf per tun
Hogs--$ll@Sll 25 net for live, and dressed
$40 75MSll Receipts during the week IA
506 Total for the season, 364,530
Sugar--Raw l2!@l5c; yellow refined l5
@l6c; white refined l6(GlSc.
Starch-Prime 7GG7lc.
Seductive, 81 75c for clover, choice SS
p bushel; timothy, So S0c@4; and flax
81 soc u bushel s. ..,.
Wool-4Sa60c; unwashed 30c
Whskv-S2 2262 2Sc u gallon.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01
ATTACHMENT.

Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County. Ohio.
Joseph Mckenzie and James s. Morris, Plain
tiff VS.. the Galloway Mining Company, Defend
ant.
TJNHE above named Galloway Mining Company,
i a body, under charter granted by the State
of Tennessee, is hereby notified that the said
plaintiff did, on the 18th day of January, A. D.
1855, file in the Clerks Office Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for said County of Meigs,
his certain petition and affidavit for an order of
attachment against the said Galloway Mining
Company. The object and prayer of said petit
ton is for judgment against the said Galloway
Mining Company and in favor of said plaintiff
for the sum of $l07 90 together with interest
thereon from the 2sth day of June. A. d. 1868,
for money dac said plaintiff from said defendant
on promisary note mado and delivered by said
Galloway Mining Company to said plaintiffs, for
the said sum of $l07 90, dated June "a, A. D;
1868, aud made payable at one day. The said
Galloway Mining Company is required to answer
or demur to said petition, on, or before the sist
day Of March, A. d. 1866, or judgement will be
taken on said petition against said Galloway
JOSEPH MCKENZIE.
JAMES S. NORRIS.
By lewis PAINE, their Atty.
January 90, 1S66--[5-6t]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01


pY' An epidemic prevails at Berlin Prus'
sia, which is ascrhcd ID eating diseased pork
be- The fillibuster General Crawford has
been arrested on the Rio Grande, BY order oi
Gen. Sheridan.
nA- Frcn the last Europoou intelligence
it appears that the Fenian excitement in Ire
land, is on the increase.
mA- The iron manufacturers of Pittsburgh
Pa, in consequence of decline in business
have reduced the wages Of skillful artisans Ii
TO 20 per cent
pO- During the year 1865, 264 emigrant
vessels with 9l,i4 passengers left the Mer,
sey, England, nearly all of whom were bound
for the United States.
nS- The Senate Committee, Ohio Leglsla.
ture, have reported in favor Of repeating all
military laws and relieving the people from
military service, excepting in time of war
n@- Mrs Stephen A. Douglass, on the e3d
inst, was married to Rrigadier General vii.
lams at Washington City, by Father Lynch
Of the Catholic church Gen. Grant and lady,
Secretary Stanton aud lady and other dis
tnguished persona were present.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01

H6r The following are the main points Of
the speech of Hon J. A. Bingham of Ohio,
on the pending resolution to amend the Con.
stitution Of the United States. 1t attracted
universal attention, and has done much to.
ward harmonizing the views of the party.
"The public safety demands impera.ively
an amendment Of the Constitution. The loy.
al people who saved the Republic BY arms
must save it by amer ding its organic law
If it be not done, we may tind, when too late
that the ballot in the hands of conspirators Is
more dangerous to the safety of the Republic
than the bayonet The amendment pending
is one Of several If we pass but the one,
tremble for the safety Of my country Others
are essential One is needed prohibiting the
payment Of the rebel debt by the United Sta
tes or any State, and to prevent the States
from pensioning rebels. or paying them dam
ages for their suderiags ia the rebellion
As the Constitution stands, Congress cannot
prevent this, when these states are once re
e.ored to power in the Union. A further es
seut;al amendment is the power for Congress,
to enforce the guarantees Of the Constitution
and secure'equal rights to all citizens of the
United States in every state. The amend
nent pending confers no new power upor
any state, either expressly OF implicitly Il
leaves representation where il is now, and IN
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01

nA- Recently the Union Central Commit
tee" of the state of Tennessee presented a
memorial to the Reconstruction Committee
Of Congress" among other things setting forth
that the people of this state are not in a con
dition in point Of loyalty, to be admitted to a
representation in Congress In til" Senate Of
the Legislature Of Tennessee, on the 10Th inst,
one cf its members introduced resolutions
both censuring the Central Committee, and
pronouncing their memorial as false and nlis
licious. On motion the resolution was laid on
the table by vote Of 10 yeas to 8 nays thus
endorsing by this respectable body the fact,
nsN-. that the state of Tennessee, the most
loyal of all the states lately in rebellion, and
in the estimation of many more so than Ky,
is still not sufficiently so to enti,lc her to Il
representation in Congressl The action o!
the senate Of the state of Tennessee we look
upon as a sufficient answer to those who ad-
vocate the present admission of southern
senators and congressman to seats in the ma.
tional legislature.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01
NOTICE

A ARoN Carter, whose place of residence is un-
n known, is hereby notified that Matilda Car
ter did, on the oath day of January, D. 1865,
file her petition in the Office of the clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county of Meigs ard state of Ohio, charging the
said Aaron Carter with willful abscnsc for more
than three years last past, and asking that she
may be divorced from the said Aaron Carter,
which petition will stand for hearing Mt the next
term of said court MATILDA CARTER,
ByN & q. P. SIMPSON, her Attorneys.
Dated Jan. 24th, A. D. 1866. t5-6t]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01

L,YAL Ks> TccXY-The House Of the Ken.
tucky legislature by 81 to 81 votes again refused
to ratfy the Constitutional amendment but
not content with this expression of ill-will to
the General Government,-it has also re-
solved by vote of 52 to 35 that the action
of the late Legislature on this subject .eas q
.fnahtyl Kentucky in point Of loyalty to the
Union, ranks even behind the States lately in
rebellion.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01

R@. The joint resolution, for the further
amendment of the Constitution, reported by
Mr. Fessenden to the Senate, and by Mr. Ste.
vens to the House, from last accounts are
still under consideration, final action not hav
ing yet been taken in either House on this
important question. The resolution it is un.
derstood, is the first step taken by the com.
mittee on reconstruction, and will continue
t. be reported by them from time to time in de-
tail, as the exigency Of their mission shall re-
quire, and their plans in this connection shall
be matured. The committee therefore having
selected this course to make known conclu.
sions which their body have reached, the coun
try will have to await their final report in this
connection, which in all probability will be
deferred for some considerable time.
The next subject in point of Importance de-
pending before Congress, is that for not only
continuing the ''Freedmen's Bureau" but to
confer on it powers not heretofore delegated,
which The exigencies ofthe times, in late reb.
ell southern states unquestionably render nec-
essary Recently Congress was on the eve of
legislating thia useful institution out Of exist.
ence. but on reflection, and learning the i'm
placable hatred entertained by the late slave
power toward the freedmen, has resolved
not only to continue the existence of this hu-
name institution but greatly to strengthen it,
that it may become still moro efficient in the
exercise Of its mission. Thu Senate, it will
be seen. have adopted the bill before them in
this important connection by ayes 81 to 10
nays.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01
GUARDIANS SALE.

TN pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
L of Meigs County. Ohio, made on the 26th day
of January, A. D. 1866 in the case of Jane Wal
ter, guardian of Sarah Jane Walter and Mary
Walter-against her wards-ths undersigned,
will, on the 9th day of February, A. D. 1866, at
10 o'clock at the door of the Court House in Pom
croy, Mcigs County, Ohio, offer at public sale tho
following described real estate situate in said
town, county and state, to-wit: The undivided
half of that part of lot number eleven (No. II.
IN Grantsvile, (now Pomeroy, Ohio,) bounded
hus; on the south by the river road and extend
ng north from the river road at the width of four
I, ds to n stone placed as boundary in the brink
of the bank in front of Coal Hill--except twenty
five feet off the east side running as far north as
tie street which intersects the west line, on tho
north part of said lot No. ll--being the same
real estate conveyed to William Walter the father
of said defendants by C. c. Lyman and wife by
deed dated May 22d, ls47, and recorded in vol:
IL, page $40, of tho records of deeds Of said
County of Mcigs. Terms Of sale cash.
JANE WALTER,
Guardian Of Sarah Jane and Mary Walter.
l.. PAINE, Att'y-'al. 25th, 1S66.-[5-4t]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01

MS On ths 25th Of January the following
gentlemen were elected Directors OF the i rst
National Bank at this city:
II. @. Daniel, W. p. Rathburn, D. Reed, T
4. Plants, Josiah Simpson, " Il. Strong, S
A. NJ Moore, who thereafter elected Geo. W.
Plants, ESQ, Cashier, in the place OF W. P
Rathburn, Esq, resigned, who has accepted
the Presidency of the First National Bank
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-02-01
ATTACHMENT.

ATTACHMENT
Bingley R. Morgan Plaintiff; VS.. Samuel s,
Movies and Eli johnson Defendants.
Before George Lee, Justice of the Peace of Sails
bury township, Meigs county o.
TNHE above named defendants are hereby noti-
L fed that on the 9th day Of January, A. d.
1866, said justice Issued an order of attachment
in the above action for the sum of $ls3 rs: that
said cause is set for hearing on the 5th
day Of March A. d. 1866, atI2 o'clock NJ. at the
Office Of said justice.
BINGLEY R. MORGAN Plf.
January Both, 1866. [5-3t]
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every state respect for the express rights Of
every citizen Of the United Statce, and impo.
ses penalty for the denial of those rights by
any state upon any class of citizens on ac-
count OF race or color, by restricting, to the
extent that such classes are denied their
rights, the political power OF such state in the
| Government of the Union.
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new advertisements.
NOTICE OF DI, SOLUTION.

WHE partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned, under the firm name of Ell
selstein 4 Swallow, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. All business of the firm will be
settled by IL. II. Swallow, at the old stand, cor
ncr of Front and Court streets.
GEORGE EJSEISTEIN,
II. ii. SWALLOW.
Pomeroy, O., Jan'y 20, lS6G-[5-3t]
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N0TICE

NOTICE is hereby given to the public that a
In petition will be presented to tho Commission
ers Of Meigs county o., on the first of March,
1865, praying that a road, commencing at the
south bank of Indian Run, and terminating at
the north line of Meigs county adjoining Athens
county, and running along the bank Of the ONO
River. [5-4t] A. Petitioner
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asy' The Treasury Department has furn
ished the 1856 National Banks established il
Ohio with circulation amounting to SIS
631 1,500, out of an allotment of $i9623,30O
The total issue of circulation to national banks
throughout the Union has been $3.50 600 600
and S49,O00,O00 allotted have not yet been
issued
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NOTICE.

THERE will be a petition presented to the
L Commissioners of Meigs County at their
March session, A. D. 1865, praying for the vaea-
tion Of the following described read to-wit: Be-
ginning at what is known as the Five Points in
Orange Township and running in southerly di-
rection through the west part of James Ryther's
farm until It intersects the road running past
Coonrod Bentz's at the graveyard on said Bentls
farm. A PETITIONER.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, !
County of Hartford,

Personally appeared Timothy C. Allyn, Prcsi-
dent, and George NJ. Colt, Secretary of the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
and made oath that the foregoing statement by
them subscribed, is fnll, tue and correct state
mcnt of the affairs of said Company, and exhib-
its, SO far can be ascertaincd at this date, its
a tua condition on the thirty first day of Decem-
b:r, 1865. CHARLES w. JOHNSON,
(sTAMP.l Justice of the Peace.