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The GRAND CoNcEnr To.N1cHr, Wa won,a
again remind the public that the grand yocal and
instrumental concert, under the direction # M,Is
/. p. Romey, with Professor Won La Hache as con.
dnctor Of choruses, for the benefit Of indigsnt
I widows and orphans, whose protectors lost tbeir
I lives in the war, will come off this evening, Tha
claims Of the widow and orphan always appeal
strongly to the sympathies Of our kind and in the
present instance those claims come doubIy en-.
forced BY the distresses Of the living and the So
credness Of obligations to the memory Of
the patriotic dead. Irrespective of the meritori.
BUSINESS Of the object, the entertainment ntrinsi
cally, will DO exceedingly attractive. BY refer,
eace to the programme in our advertising
columns it will be seen that the selections are
from the choice productions of the greatest COM
possrs, and the performers, professional and
4 amateur, rank as the most accomplished must
{ clans IN our city. A curious feature of the per
] formancss will be pieces executed on twelve
pianos by twenty four ladies. all playing at once
Such y musical feat is rarely to be enjoyed, and
W hust 70 re Odd FelloBa' Hall well filed this
evening - N evidence at once Of refined taste and
grateful thought Of what due to the families Of
4 oar heroic dead #
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Louisiana Petroleum

AVS0s0ttEzsW 1CG1OtEWW
AND COAL OIL COMPANY.
ameetng OF the Stockholders Of the Louisiana Petroleum
and Coal OIL Company held the 25th day of April Hon
VIM G. Swan called to the Chair and l. A. Fourier was
appointed Secretary.
Judge William G. Swan elected President Colonel W.
Patton was elected Treasurer and A Fournsr elected
Secretary of the Company hold said respectively until
the regular annual election of Directors and Off
GERS for the ensuing to be held the Monday in
June, 1866
The President appointed Colonel W. Patton L. B. Pohier
and James Galloway inspectors hold said election ac
cordingto the provisions of the charter the Company
VIM G. SWAN,
ror,,-, Chairman.
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TIE Great SGEe

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A-A1~' ~ - A'1A--'N N0oNo
Ar
IS. n. MOODY'S,
coRNER c,r
VIII be continued during this week
Prior taking stock my customers are assured TIM. .vsrv
thing will most positively be offered AT AND BELOW COST
~ G ''.' sum III pam figures at the
All the Goods are Slaughtered Down 30 to SO
MOI, cont vx,,ho,, r...,d.
but in the full determination to speedily reduce my stock
The rush the past week. my largely augmented sales
encourage me to believe that the bulk of the stock will be
si'"'" '' " Ao ""''' anu On 'nouu "o"' " nihu see ID
nAooNA oooh o'i'i-DAh hiD 9ii'hAo'
At less nrce than cos.s 10 make be at the c.ov In Now
=, ,oo -,
jim W sue wv "oAeA
HUMMER UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
At cost of importation by the package,
LINEN AND PAPER SHIRT COLLARS
~ AN al '' sunni oo-@''9'
At less price than before the war
POCKET HANDKERCUrErs sror,h
>N'"P NA0"e''
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Those Shocking Rats.

The rats that eat up all our goods:
The rats that hate the coming foods;
The rats that terra frma seek
From flooded sewer and flooded creek:
The rats like aliunearthly guomes
Are now invading all our homes
These rats must in the dust be laid
Their debt Of nature must be paid;
o, WILSON thou alone can kill
The rats by thousands at your will
wilson's Rat and Roach Destroyer.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
T. W. WRIGHT,
Successor to John Wright Co.. Sc Bienvills street. ant
~ Druggists everywhere.
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= AhE EAR FOE THE ORpHAN GIRLS ASYLUM OF
I'll INN AcuLAhE CoscErTroN, THIRD DIsTRIcT.--
rms iar under the direction Of the Sisters Of the
ho'y Gross, WI commence this evening and CON
nnue during the remainder Of the week. The war
mas tnrown upon care Of these pious LADIES' d very
large number Of ffiendiess and homeless children,
!. and No charity could appeal more strongly to the
people q New Orleans. We have not had an
opportunity Of seeing the arrangements ii the
ball for the entertainment, but have had semi.con.
i adential intimations that something unusually al.
tractive is on hand -
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Greet Bargains
KREEGER g. SELTGMAN'S
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
SOY. ......... MAGAZINE STREET. .. COY
Between ST. Andrew and Josephine opposite st. Ezabetb
Asylum
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". D0agDHis,.

IMPORTER AND JOBBER
M L l. n E r Y G OOD s
&C Customhouse Street,
UP STAIRS
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ROfice to Travellers.

Before starting either pleasure business trip provide
yourself with General Accident TICKET POLICY in the
ORIGINAL TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY
Hartford Gem,
Net Cash Capital, Aprill, 1856, 1864 $40 %,
Which will insure you
AGAIGST ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS
From twenty Ave ceuts to twenty-five dollars will
Of S5tW with S25 weekly compensation for Personal
jsry from day to $4,000 taken life.
Policies written in five minutes
HARMON D0ANE, Agent,
81 Camp street, up stairs.
Col. EDwD. A. PALFREY, Assistant Agent.
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Prepared OH

Prepared OiE
p "A L M A ND MA CE,
FOR
RESTORING, PREsERyING,
AND
BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR,
And is the most delightful and wonderful article the world
ever produced.
The Proprietor has devoted both and attention In COM
oining and preparing this article Each ingredient selected
carefully prepared and combined proper proportions and
offered with certainty that it will give satisfaction.
No comment is necessay-a fair trial will convince all of It's
efficacy
Ladies will find not only certain remedy to RESTORE
DARkEN and BEAUTIFY THE HAIR, but also a desira
bic article for the Toilet is highly permed W, tn rich
and cate perfume Independent of the fragrant odor of the
Oils of Palm and Mace.
For sale by all Druggsts and Performers.
I. W. WRIGHT,
Sole Proprietor, IS Benvile street
nrla Y
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Southern Clothing
e S Il A B L S H MEN
a6, IS and so ST. Charles, Corner Common St,
We offering our large, magnificent stock of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, SHIRTS.
Furnishing Goods, Boys Clothing, ETC., etc,
AT RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
Liberal Discount made to Country MI q chants
L. W. LYONS & CO.,
Corner ST. Charles and Common streets
Turner, the Photographer,
50. CAMP STREET ...... .s7
Has reduced his price for PHOTOGRAPHS during the sum
Ivory Miniatures
he highest perfection of the Painters Art equal the
ivory Miniatures of the old finish surpass them
n fidelity. .H - ". If
Carries de Visite
At Three Dollars per dozen, which defy competition
GNs5eneSS's f1
EXTRA STOUT PORTER.
None Genuine except bottled by E, J. BURKE Dublin
Th,. -. !, with Harp brand.
and PORTER for by respectable Grocsrs
a2'5ss GEORGE GRAY,
------- Sole Agent for the Southern States
Z 1850" see0. Cotton Seed.
i
Growth of 1866
PETIT GULF, BoYD's PROLIFIC DEAN
PROLIFIC cLUsrER
sacks--in fine shipping order. -,-'-''
Guaranteed to be represented
VERY CHOICE
]. H. Fl. HEDGES,
80 Carondelet street nm sta;r,
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Rational
d e MO RATIO TICKET

MOCRATIC TICKET
For Sheriff
HARRY T. HAYS.
For Coroner.
DR. CHAs. DELERY
For District Attorney.
CHAs. H. GUTENBERG
For State Legislature.
Third Representative District-WALTER II. ROGERS
Fer Clerks of Courts
First District Court-N. TREPAGNIER.
Second District Court. =. GoURDAIN.
Third District Court-D c. BYERLY
Fourth District Court-R. c. BOND.
Fifth District Court-LOUIs POWER
Sixth District Court-WM. WoELPER
For State Assessors.
First Distrct-M NJ. FEENY
Second D.strict-E. A. BOOMER.
Third DiStrict-JULIUs FULDA
Fourth District-JoHN c, GoLDING
Fer State Tax CplIectors
First District-THOS. AsKEW
Second District-L E LEMARIE,
Third Dstrict-M. O. TRACY.
Fourth District-HENEY BENsEL
For justices of Feaee.
First Justice Court-GEO. ". SADLER,
Second Justice Court-GEO. II. BRAUGHN.
third Justice Court-PAUL ". COLLENS.
Fourth Justice Court-AUGUsT vIAyANT
Fifth Justice Court
Sixth Justice Gourt-THCs. S. COLLINS.
For ConstubIes.
First Justice COurt-W. Il. TOLLER
Second Justice Coprt-JOITg c. KUZAC.
Third Justice C0urt-ARTHUR LANCE.
Fourth Justice Court-P. AID. FORTIER.
Fifth Justice Court---.
Sixth Justice Court-DAE WILSON
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Summary
The movement in Gold on Saturday disclosed a
considerable reaction. and despite the advices Of
Nfsner improvements at New York, rates fell Of
l9l1y isSpz q cent, owing TO marked abatement
20 she demand since the filing Of the short CON
80 ~ oa fIlday. The market was but moderately
PP..eu' ana transactions were light, at steadily
T .eceong ngures, the closing quotations being
AaosegloI against lS2Dl3S on the previous eve.
ning.
Ii IL XXI -IlcHange-Inere was no activity
{ s. nouceapie ID ForeIgn exchange at any
49, -. .as.. Du' = IAN amount OF business
So, ssoinns, hesertneiess, ana prices,
~ ~. WEAKER nave disclosed no quot
q $3.50 one.ings were restricted to q few
= ~ loss =. me ieaaing buyers refused
$50. H' usllns 'ne gay. me closing rates on
10. ,asl.. ,ons Mere' IaIaeDl4z LOT Bank Ster
ioa Siear BUS, l36CglS7 for Bill of
az nns' a,Voeiega'oof. Tor Bank Francs, and
81 ~ y ~, ior ou'uoor francs.
- tlssc1a'tge-Ine movement in Domes
u A1change exhibited slight decline on satur.
-e5s oaluoor o1efings were light throughout,
~ ~ ZOE renittance at bank was of a
vS,,a ss, LA aosel shah neretolore all
-, .unns nsures AZ Inc close OF business
y p,em,un = panh ana 4s u cent.
4 uoois ior slsht enecks on the
AD,sassn s cues.
oA,1e 1sotes ana seca'7tses--Op Operations in I'm
culfsnb SANG Notes show steady drminution,
u s1'1s " we limited character Of the supply.
haies Of stocks are still heavy and confined to the
i GLASSES while the movement in Bonds indi
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Caution. I'D.
Stencil plate makers and all other persons warned
against any further manufacture of brands in imitation
Colorado limitations such would deceive the pub
the belief that they purchasing my MAGNOLIA
WHISKY are equally obnoxious fac SMILES.
Suits will instituted for damages against every person
who aids assists in The invasion of my rights.
The of Pike Doyle, in the Fourth District Court
decided by special jury of merchants and is legal
warning to all parties.
Msssrs. LoNGSTREET, OWEN Il CO., No. 81 Union
street, are my agents in New Orleans.
SAMUEL N. PIKE.
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For GonstubIes,

For ConstnbIes.
First Justice Court-W. Il. TOLLER.
Second Justice Court-JOHE c. KUZAC.
Third Justice Court-ARTHUR LANCE.
Fourth Justice Court-P. AID. FORTIER.
Fifth Justice Court
Sixth Justice { ourt-DAR. WILSON.
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For JustIces of Peace.

For justices of Feaee.
First j Justice Court-GEO. ". SADLER.
Second Justice Court-GEO. II. BRAUGHN.
. bird Justice Court-PAUL ". COLLENS
Fourth Justice Court-AUGCsT vIAyANT.
Fifth Justice Court--
Sixth Justice Gourt-THCS. S. COLLINS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-30

Cns7sefissss, Curtains, ETC.
We have lately received handsome assortment of crP
TAIN MATERIALS, such as Satin Delane, Reps Wonted
Danssss and Lace Curtains of various qualities Loon
Gmps, Gornices Bands Pins etc etc; CARPETiNfiS ri
all kinds and qualities: FLOOR OIL CLOTHS MATTINGS
and all other articles line which we offer at greatly re
duced prices. s'' ~
A. BR0USSEAU & CO.,
Importers, 10 Chartres street.
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BiShOasricE's

BiSltODrlck;'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER
For the Immediate Production of TEA, BATTER and
BUCKwHEAT CAKES, CORN BREAD, BISCUIT, and
every description Of PASTRY, without Yeast
For sale in New Orleans by
SCHNEIDER zUBERBIER
-." GEO. G. GARNER
SCHMIDT zEIGLER
e. HART & CO.,
w. H. HENNING & CO.,
-# ... R. BLEAKLEY & CO.,
And Grocers generally, and by
JNO. W. NORRIS & CO.,
Wholesale Southern Agents,
So Canal street,
New Orleans.
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Fer Clerks of Courts.
First District Court-N. TREPAGNIER
Second District Court. 7. GOURDAIN.
Third District Court-D. C. BYERLY.
Fourth District Court-R c. BOND.
Fifth District Court-LOUIS POWER.
Sixth District Court-WM. WOELPER,
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10000 yards dne Irish LINEN at 40 as and Sac mar ward
worth IS, IS and 75c. per yard.
A large and handsome ortment OF fine DRESS GOODS
large assortment of elegant SILK and PINEAPPLE
GRENADINES, beautiful and Designs at very great
reduction our former low prices.
Ten dollars every forty saved buying your Dry Goods
at Kreeger selgmsns Cheap Store 67 Magazine street.
Marble Front, near Josephine street
We invite the ladies to give call The polite attention
and the great bargains they will will repay them for
the trouble of riding up
COZ Magazine Street.
KREEGER & SELTGMAN,
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For State Assessors.
First Diatrict-M. NJ. FEENY.
Second D.strict-E. A. BOOMER.
Third District ULIUS FULDA.
Fourth District-JOHN c. GOLDING.
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Fancy Goods i. Fancy Goods 4!
GUEBLE & GOURsAUD,
13s' Canal Street..,............13 1877
ToURo BUILDINGsJ
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For State Tax Collectors.
First District-THOS. AsKEW.
Second District-L Z. LEMARIE,
Third District-M. 0. TRACY.
Fourth District--HENEY BENsEL.
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II Card.

Cd #t AsoDA. =. ooNCo,
President Louisiana and Texas Canal Comma
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sir Cotton Seed,

1000 Bushels of Choice Quality.
AND GUARANTEED TO BE OF LAST YEARS CROP
For sale by
BIsCOE Il SIMMS,
Is New Levee and Is Fulton street
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Cunstabtes.
First Justices Court-J0HN MASKEW U...
Second JUSTICES Geurt--L II. FLANAGAN, .ri
Third Justices Conrt-HARRY HENDRICKS
Fourth JUSTICES Gourt-B. A. MCCAFFREY.
Fifth IN tice's Court JOHN NJ MEAD.
Sixth Justices Gourt-JOHN WALSH
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
Look out for Burglars :!

A few nights since, entrances were effected
into the residences Of Esq. r. Stivers, of Mr..
Oren Branch, and Of Mr.. Thomas r. Jones
Of this city, for the usual purposes Of plunder.
That of MIR. Stlvers was made on the first
floor, and the wallet of the old gentleman
containing small sum of money was alb
straGted from his clothing at the head of his
bed: that Of Mr.. Jones was entered on the
second floor, but the alarm being given, the
robbers became frightened and decamped
without DONG further damage. The entrance
into the premises of Mr. Branch was affected
on the first hoor when the burglars ascende+
and entered the room OF his daughter and at
tempted to remove or extinguish light
burning therein, in doing which their pres
cnce was discovered and the alarm bcin,
given, they affected an escape without DOM
further damage
From the foregoing narrative we Learn
two things,-first, that this class Of mis-
chievous persons are present in Pomrroy,
and next, that the public authorities Shout
be on the look out after these audacious ras
calls, and that house holders should load anu
prime their revolvers, to give them a warn,
reception when they shall think proper to re
new their visits -
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25

Johnson's New Illustrated Family Atlas is
unquestionably the best and cheapest work Of
the kind ever dllshe' and we feel warrant
cd N saving that every reading man or fam
ly will give it preference to any wall or mount
ed map or other Atlas now offered to the pub
lie In wall map youget at most but map
Of North America or the United States, and
on . scale too small for minute reference;
hut in this work you have one hundred and
three pages Of the finest, plainest and mos,
accurate steel plate maps, representing every
country, state, county, townships, &c, &c. in
the world, best les u vast amount OF the choic.
est reading matter, embracing among other
subjects = complete Biographical Index" a
treatise on PHYSICAL and Descriptive Geogra-
ply; Chronological History of tn. Rebellion
Indeed Johnsons Atlas has no rival either in
point OF excellency or reasonableness of price.
The work has met with good success in this
place, and we trust the reading people of the
county will wait until Mr.. G. ". Crandall---
the agent for this county calls upon them
to examine this Atlas, before nvestin;. other.
wise. This Atlas is so constructed as to re-
ceive all future improvements, and change in
his r The Old World
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25

H6- We are indebted to the United States
Deputy Assessor of Meigs county for the ac
companying statement, giving an estimate OF
the productive wealth OF this county, which
perhaps is unequaled in Southern Ohio out
side of Cincinnati, and could be greatly aug
mentcd should the interior country be opened
by the construction ofa railroad to Athens,
connecting with the Hooking Valley road
about being constructed from Columbus:
INTERNAL. REVENUE FROM MANUFACTuREEs AMI
PRODUCERS IN MElGS COUNTY FOR THE YEAH
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
Times. Of Holding Courts.

ORDERED that the District and Common
" Pleas Courts in the 7th Judicial District Of
Ohio, for the year 1856 be Axed as follows:
DISTRICT COURTS.
Washington, April 18th Perry, Sept. 4th.
Meigs, April 10th. Fairfield, Sept, 6th.
Galia, April 18th. Hooking, Sept. 10th.
Lawrence, April Goth. Athens, Sept. 18th.
Scoto, April 23rd. Vinton, Sept. l7th.
Pike, April 25th. Jackson, Sept 18th.
COMMON PLEAS COURTS.
lst Sub Division
Hooking, Feb. goth, May 18th, Oct. End.
Perry, March l2th May 2lst, Oct 18th.
Fairfield, March Goth, juno 4th, Nov. 5th
End Sub Division
Lawrence, Feb. 18th, May 18th, Sept. 25th.
Vinton, Feb. 18th, May 18th, Sept. 25th.
Jackson, Feb. 21th, May 2ath, Oct. 10th.
Pike, March 18th, June 18th, Oct. 3Oth.
Sci0to, March goth, June 10Th, Nov. 9th.
3rd Sub Division
Gallia, Feb. 10th, May 2lst, Oct. lst.
Meigs, Feb. 2sth, May 2sth, Oct. sth.
Washington, March 10th, June 1lth, Oct. 22d.
Athens, April I'd, June 25th, Nov. 7th.
". 4; VI ". uH'hn's, Jahnssn, Judge, 7tA Judicial
5shn +; w"p p. TsI%n' pIVIsnn, District Of Ohio
The State of Ohio
Meigs County, IS.
l, A. D. Donnally, Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the County aforesaid,
do hereby certify the foregoing to be correctly
complied from the list returned to this Office.
In testimony whereofI have herounto set my
hand and affixed the seaf of said Court
ayRS8 at Poneroy, this 10th day of December,
r, A, n DoNNaI1y CIerb
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25

1 In three weeks from that time the young
Immigrant became second mate, in year
6rst mate, and not long after, captain. In
lew years he had wife and children, and
bwned plantation and two or three steam
boats ,,. ..', iis. l-a...i --.s,3-51
Nov, was il only happy fortune. or as
lome would say, a lucky chance, which in
bne short year raised this young man from
he situation Of a deck hand to that Of first
nate? Perhaps you will say that favorable
circumstance introduced him to the notice Of
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25

Das- Persons in want of good business
stand or elegable lot for a residence CONT
guous to the Court House, are referred 10 the
advertisement of 'recumseh Harris executor
of the estate of Norris Needham, decd, which
will be offered at public sale on the 9th da!
of February next
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having succeeded to the late
firm of d. E. Smith l. Bro, clothicrs and
finders of mems apparel, hereby notifies the pub
lie that hewill continue the business at the house
of the late firm on front street, one door west of
tho Gibson House, where he will at all times
keep ON hand large and extensive stock ,f
goods tobe disposed Of on reasonable terms.
D. E. SMITH.
February 18th, 1865. -[8-7-tfl
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25

ner All wanting good farms, are referred
to the advertisements of j. c. Pcnnisten, Esq
OF Pike county. Ohio, who offers strong in
ductmtnts in this line. We understand sev
eral farms in Pike county have already been
sold to persons from this county.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25

r@- The report from the Meigs County
Monument Society, Of collections in behalf
their noble enterprise, being received too late
for the present number Of our paper, will re-
ceive publication the coming week.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25

R6- We are under obligations to Hon. T..
A. Plants for valuable public documents-al-
so to Messrs. Bradbury and Welch of the Leg.
isature for like valuable favors.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25

p@- The river at this city is Oh the, rise
and becoming free ofAice caused principally
by the breaking Of gorge which had formed
this side of Wheeling.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
TOTEACHERs-A change for 1865

The Board ofSchool Examiners for Mcigs Co.
will meet on the first Saturday Of each month,
for the examination Of Teachers.
These meetings will be held, In the following
places. viz:
January, April, July and October, in Pomoroy
February. May, August and November in Mid
dleport, March, June. September and December
in Racine.
Examination to commence ut 10 o'clock q. m
and continue till AZ p. IN
G7- No teacher need apply at any time for
an extension Of the time sevcred by his or her
certificates.
ny order Of the Board
lsa. le6s, TllH.nDneE Ebsny. clrl1. -
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
FOR SALE.

WE will s-l the desirable lot of five acres Of
w land, about ons mile west Of the Court HUase
Pom"roy, O., on which are u good dwelling house.
siabling, well of water, and fine orchard of all
kinds Of fruit. Price reasonable, terms of
payment one half in hand and balance on reason
able payments with interest. A perfect title will
be given the purchaser.
JOHN J. & JANE WILLIAMS.
January, 18th. 1866. T3-6tl
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25

HEA.. Read the advertisement of Messrs
Whiteside and Lasley, Grocers, s,-vlst their
establishment, and purchase what You want
at their low rate OF charges.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
LAND SALE.

THERE will be exposed to sale at public ven
l. due, on the premises, in Olive township in
Mcigs county. Ohio, on the Sd day of February
n xt, at ten o'clock IL. m, the following real "s-
tate, to wit: Fraction No. H. in said township,
excepting rs acres off the west end thereof
This tract contains about 200 acres and will BE-
sold in parcels, er as a whole, to suit purchasers.
TENS will be made known on the day Of sale
The land is well tmbered. NJ. HECKARD,
Trustee of Catharine Muller.