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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22
How they Dig Antkrncittc. t y.


The Rochester 8 Democrat has a letter
from Scranton Pa, descriptive Of the man,
ner in which the Anthracite coal Of that re.
gion is dug and conveyed 10 the sufface:' 4
J This bed is entered BY 4 ahofizon,aI dig.
ging ihrough.earth and lsana upheld BY lin:
bers alor a few rods, Jill the coal is reached
in bed perhaps six feet thick, lying inlbe
midst Of floor Of rock o. The bottom and
top! This bed lies at The base OF q hill,
sloping upwGtd 70 The wet. some hundred
feet, ard containing oiher beds above, and
separated from this and each other by strata
OF rock, 25 feet between sdtne, to 10 or.80
feet between other beds. iIhis bed extends
through the hill probably, and covers some
'hundred ACRES. Here the spuanceis nearly
hotizouiaf, but lhe coal dten has an incli.
na,ion 10 the horizon from 10 to So degrees,
according 10 the variation IL the upheaving
power by which they and ne whole rocks
have been raised from under tho ocean il
times long gone by. donbile$ long before The
race Of Adam was placed oElhe EARTH. 7 'a.''
The coal is broken 6u, bb blasting and a
great many men ana boys Are employed in
this process, and ialremohng the coal Into
the open ait and daylight. A phih is cut BY
blasting, into the bed, widE enough FOR the
carts drawnbY mules 10 onisf. Atthe proper
distances cu,s are made al fight angles 10 ihe
main pethsg These are c,k across by pa,hs
parallel 10 ,hemain path, ind The coal borne
away, thus leaving solid bpcks Of anthracite
perhaps twenty feet squire, 20 uphold the
strong roof OF ,he bed, letween which The
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

iha, peace would make prosperity rebound
10 this country. Our opinion is ,ha. peace
is the only thing that can floor US,
Railroad building must siop-i, Is stopped,
and those who have invested in rdilroad SO.
curi,ies mus, lose, land those who have run
deeplyin deb. in building railroads mus, fail
every one Of Them. We arc sorry, bu,
we feel that we have. done our dpty.,y For
three years We have croaked, isolated and
alone, 'tis tfue, against railroad bonds, rail-.
road stock and railroad papor,in in every shape;
we have 6o,Oed gentleman ou, Of our Office
ior simply asking US 20 pegQiate o railroad
ioanj such has been our hydrophobia ,ha,
we have repeatedly refused 10 have railroad
bonds left in our safe Tor safe Keeping
IHompsoaS Bank Note Reporter MSS
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AfoNRY MArrEns -MoropoIizers, rail.

( MONEY MATTERS Moropolizers, rail.
road kings, and great financiers arc begin!
ming to fail Merchants who have injudi-
ciously extended their business will follow
suit. Bankrupicytnnd panic aroihe order
of The day; sill the country is safe---aIl the
prominen, pursuits are heol,hy and prosper.
ous, ir6ilroad speculation always excep'ed.)
There is no great crisis al hand. There is
but one even, and ,ha, is no, likely 10 take
place; which would, In our opinion, bring q
crisis; and that, even, is the restoration OF
peace in Europe. The general opinion is
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22
THR aKNow .l,.-Tbo9rssuI, of

The Know NoTHlNes. Tho result Of
The corporate election in New Orleans,
Washington and Philadelphia, shows the
organization Of a powerful interest known
BY the signi6cansl appella,ioni which heads
this auicle,i They have come upon tRe
politicians as some Of those signal sconress
with which heaven has chosen 10 sfIlct tho
wickedness of man, have come upon Tho
earth, moving in an inscru,able and irreSisI- :
iible and inexorable power, and leaving no
Other record Of Tvs nature than The devaSIa.
lions Of its palh. Politicians stand aghas.. {
They have been struck dumb In The coun.i !
ellis. They have, been carried fainling from
the, feasls, Their charms have los. their
potency Their pride 10 humbled. Like
the storm Of hail and birthstone which swep.
over the doomed, cities, like the pes.llencs
which spared no, The eunucb atlhe fuol-s.ool.
|of the monarch on the ihrune, tho Know
Nothings" seem moving over tho land on g.,
mission ofpollcal punishment aud lprosrs.
ZION, As these severe mnrks Of Divine i'm Z
|digna.ion were generally followed by PRAYER, /
repentance and reformation. we may hope (
that q few more salplary admoKiiions may
have, the sefec. of, restoring The purity Of or.
fcial appoil,men. and parry aesion ,hrcugbs
cut the United S,ales. ~, ,ra, l.ieJ64gss,
y We are in total ignorance,of the princI.
Piles or purposes Of the "Know Nolhines,,t
excep, so, laras may be- inferred from 70.
suits. Ii seems volunteer police in aid Of
public morality, IL recognizes no Federal
divsion-conleDds for no noliticaI system. :
II has discarded ,he machinery Of conyen-
Itions-i, makes no noisy and vindic,ive de-
clamalions---it works 10 obscuri.y and s-
ience. Il has elevated thus for TO Office
homes. and capable citizens |, has only
made It's faith known BY lis works, and there,
is, we believe, no authorized publication OF
| i's character or purposes. Bal, PdtyiOi,
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Faoo IN A.MILK cAN.-A genlleman d

FRoo IN A Milk CAN.---A gentleman lin
this town. a few days since, uncorked q can
of milk which had been left al his house,
when out jumped fine plump frog, His
frogship, however, seemed 10 be much start.
led q. fading himself clothed in while, and
after a single glance around him, turned
abou, and plunged 10 the bottom Of the can.
Itis matter Of serious1cgreI, that milkmen
shoold beiso careless when they scoop up
their wafer Manchester IN. H,) Reporter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

II Designs OF the South. b
The Washington correspondent. Of III,
Philadelphia Gaze,Ie gives the following a.
a lis, Of objecsswhich the south is deter
Iminod 10 accomplish. 1850 yaesr'1 l'1o
! a1s,.5 The acquisition Of Cuba, and i.s an
lnexa.ion 10 the Union as TWO Slave States
Cd. The conquest OF Hispaniola; the re-
d1tilon Of ia millions Of Inhabitants 10 sia
very, and lhs Introduction Of Dominica anc
Hayti into The Union as slave States. ~
Sd. The admission oi Porto Rico as
Slave State. s'''9 = 2 -
4thg The conquest orpurchase Of Mex,
lico, aud its admission as slave Slates, to the
number Of ten or twelve. .,a s.ssa4s
BIB, The establishment of the African
save trade. ssa, I.
Gin. The passage 81 sbe scdi,ion law BY
Congress which viii prohibi, public discus.
sion on the subject of slavery.
TN. The repeal Of all laws Of the free
States, prbhibidhgqhe taking Of slaves and
holdingnhem there By dlhechizens Of slave
Sialese This object would be accomplished
BY o decree or The. ,Su2reme, Gourtsin the
Lemon case in affirming The claims, Of Viz
gnia end Georgia in that case. " ''s'
9Th. hiThe destruction Of the democratic
acknowledgements as incompatible
with the safety nand inleres.slef tbe itSou.h
and her institutions. This proposition, in,
wolves the abolition OF the House OF Repre-.
seniatiyesu beAapi % q sg'd3 e'hh ''oa
g9,kg Anoex,ension Of thee powers of tfe
Senate, and Limitation OF ihe number Of Sem
a.0ra, by,cupipg off the, representation d 81
part Of the States, ......,,.. i.,,....,, NJ.
/ 1oth.' A modification u III, form fnTn1 Of gov.
erAnfeh ds viii asimilate Il 10 ihafUf We.
hicog in which iheaparWiciads,1 Represented
bSihe. Senate, shall rciseIlegisla.iye and
executive power, an -. ,ag.1Y - t.bs,ag
| The correspondent very properly remarks
thar His statement will generally y bo consid.
cred incredible:' II Fewpersons, even those
who have watched the aggressions Of the
slave power most narrowly, will be- ready
10 admit that designs can seriously be enter.
tained by any portion Of the people Of this
country. II may be welt, however 10 re-
memoertha prediction that the Missouri
Compromise would be repealed atlhe pres.
emit session Of Congress, would, lweve
moplhs ago have been considered incredi.
ble. That Compromise has nevertheless,
been repealed without the presentation Of a
single petition asking Congress TO repeal
ii; and why the slayepower doihose osher
things which would pupdoubIsdly strengthen
their peculiar institutjon2 Some Southern
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22
NIoravian missions.

The United Brethren are followers Of
Count Zipzendorf, and constitute tho FRS,
Profession! Church engaged in The msslona-
~ work in modern times, having begun
their foreign operations as early as the year
1882, and counting among The missionary
heralds some Of The mos, devoted and zeal.
Gus men the world has seen since the limo
Of 81. Paul. According 10 their las, repor,,
their income last year was 86 ,22l rix dollars,
or as the rlx dollar is seventy cents Of our
currency. $60, 1854; their expenditures 49,.
4l9 rix dollars, or $50 1893. The difTeren,
fields Of labor which they occupy. with tho
number OF stations, missionaries and riIaFc.s
members on each, are: 1;mnss r.
Stations. s1SSsfy sinking under
Greenlaad. ..ssif .ssfif ssJanuary 1871, when I.Yps
APaiu attacked with Mul :. :.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

= The Grey,own Bombaremenl is destined
10 live in prose and verse. Our young friend
Of The Statesman embalms j, in The s.choic-
es, Italian" in his paper ,o.day--one Of lhe
very few ,hu, could Tus, his prac,iced pen
in nn attempt TO cover up such an outrage
The New York Express quotes from 4
"coun.ry co,emporary" on additionDl epic,
which should be framed with that which
caused so much amusement. 70 the readers
Of the Statesman this morning. Here ills;
n ''Father and mother and I,
And ten good soldiers more.
q Beat an,old woman stone blind,
W That couldn't see much before.'' 4
4 cas- .t 70. s Joarnal,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22
.TaApr Of rnr ONO RlvtR FoarT' YEAas

TRADE OF THE OHIO hfvER toRTY TEARS
Aeo.A-Phe Madison Banner says: = lgGVisi
"In 1911, a rugged vessel, commandedby,
OsIIardF sailed from Piasbutg with a cargo
for liverpool. She aaPrived safely'in the
grea, commercial mart Of Gren, Britain, bu.
as lbe officers Of customs had q, lhandsy no
knowledge pf, such q popras Pittsburgh. lhe
vessel was laken into custody and j,s master
arrested on suspicion Of piracy Henry
Clay being in England at the, time, was ap-
pealed TO by O'Hara for assistance nnouble.
The gsea, stalestnan called fop and obtained
map ofsihe United States, Directed the eye
Of the chief officer Of the custom house 70
the mouth Of the Mississippi lhenup that
river 10 The mouth Of the Ohio, and then up
that. stream 10 Pittsburgh, the point from
whence the vessel had departed. sTheman
Of customs was satisfied with lheexplann,ion
and the master and his llnle craft were libe-
rated at once" Hbii tstQs9 sb1s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

The editor Of EIarper's Magazine in The
present Augus.) number, boldly ayows his
Anli-Nebvaska principles. Imthe Editors
Table, he saysi ..Ons,h Nebraska Bill,
we would frankly say we share, and warmly
share The common feeling of The North"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

'Mf. Jones, have you got maschf' Yes
sir--A match iorlhe devil=-ihers she ismix-
ing up dough- Jones pointed 70 his wife,
and then put FOR the IRON, yard. The las,
we saw OF him hewas pu,ung down the road,
c'ose'pursued by arcd headed lady and a
cisteFn pole. gii hsNa 90 NJ aa..s9.a M hIl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

coal is removed ABOUT fifty feet wide. Thus
] the bed is cut up into The figures Of a chess
board, the blocks remaining for The support,
and not for being moved like chess men
Mofe than half a mile ofihese cuuinee, are
already made in this bed. The air within
is cool; and the ,vepiilaiion is secured rby
sinking shafis from The surface above, down
hecaviiy formed. As YET no incopven.
ienceis feh from The combustion Of the gun.
powder or confinement of the aif, SO com.
plelely isdhe yeniila,ion, secured by The, pro.
cess adopted.
The excavation must Of course be dark as
the blaekesi midnight. The worknien use
oil.lamps to give them light. The boys who
drive in the coal caris aud drive out The coal,
have each a small oil lamp fastened 10 his
hat. for his own iIlpniinaIion, Viewed from
some distance within, the scene is wild ard
nagicul, and one ethinks Of pandemoniutr1 as
IheJ oblackened aVulcansj come along with
their lighted lanpsI bobbing up and down,
But the Jokes, and songs and ,pleasan,ry. and
happy activity, soon convince YOU that this
is isanolher sortof pandemonutn. The work.
mon and boys are said 10 be heallhhl, in-
'dusirious, well paid ppd. prosperous, and find
a compeiepi support for o. multitude Of con-
tented families, whose small and comfortable
dwellings, are scattered a.p various distances
from the bed. The LackawannaI rolls on ttt
q liuIe distance, and has the power Of whi-
'erning The coabbepring (aces and bodies or
ne 3 3lsborers especially sSia if employed in ade
The whole visw rs worihn d fride Ii Scra,i-
ton, even from Rochester. Come and look
q. nature candgana Tho -coal7is Brought out
bui canno, follow j. fur.her eris9agdCuD.Gl4
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for aggression, bu.Iprspared 10 stand 'oniiheir
rights EAppluuse. dlss pei bgaa ne t''t

u riphtsso EAppluuse. IL 'lleq "a, bs,si.sse H.
u sEua s--r-----------.---- .-------- +, y
!, gss From the New Orleans. Delta, ] uly ga
! rho ss,aus.st ,sc,,e,;;,a. 40 M "a !,
! eTsImcs...A An -Emi,1iva' given, !. to 6:
Railroad Company. q gd n9ilasss
IA fe,, ldats ann aMs Rabs,t ldWslke,
lo,a secre,s,v oT,bsyTysas,,yS scso,anauisd
vs ' .6st,ssss - H. iii liJsSdon' % late cashier :
,ba limited S,aies BonE and still (jatar An
fldrawoa Of s1mdrv b,,ts held bylbe CHI
zeSs ~ Newal )rleans. which remain unpSi,
j 10 this dav, 10 The ruin and despair Of hun
\ dreds Of people. passed ,hrouah This Gil,
m is Iva wav iri " Texas beaInsoy Win him Il
4 100000 or s'Texls b6adsa. VALUED accordib,
ID the 5Texas erada,iohs II 8 500 .o0o. .sairhi''
snm Il Ito be ,denosi,ed n l,he hande,Tof ~,
/ Governor of Texas. in behalf of ,he Greo
4 Pacific Railroad Of which Mr' Walker is T,
siockholder III The amount of len millions
4 and various other eiuzensA III,
I Rev Counselor Joel g. Sever. LATE of,hhi,
! civ. whose stock only amouu.s t,o the mod
EST sum Of $500, ,Ooo.own immense amounts
Nov. os;,r oesx;,rrayaoan, as he whole schemntt
4 has; sasmgd. Nh! !HoWaIkef iiBS his address
skill and mauacemen, oSi,ho6,io violation O
/ any, Iawbor o,heroimproprielv odhas placed Il
4 in q ,rain, which, promises the most. magnif,
cent results. The Slate Of Texas--in a mo.
men, of madness and folly unparaHgsd in
the annals OF Legislative insanity-passed 0
1 law dona,inp, ,wenty @ sections Ia BET \ mile to
any company. which shall build road
across::its ierrilory, near tho parallel Of SO
on the simple condition that said company
! shall commence the road by the, I5,h, .ol
August, and shall deposit $500, ,OOO. ia The
| Slaie Treasury, which, the company can
draw out as soon as il finishes lie ffst iii.
miles Of .he road; thai the said fly miles
or,he road shall Be pledged 'for' the compile
lion 81 The remainder On these simple con-
di.ions this company will receive scripwhich
IA kes preference Of al. others, for, twenty
sections of land per mile, for over eight hun.
dred miles, making over Ten millions OF facres
of land, The average valus,of which, we un-
dersiand, will be nearlyif not quite, one
hundred millions Of dollars. Now the high
es, estimate of the cost OF aroad, from the
Mississippi TO the Rio Grande, has never
exceeded. .lweniy millions, for the building
(of which this company will receive land
worth one hundred millions. .lag.,a 4. 10,
Bu. this is no, all. There was an old char
term Texas, creating the company called
The Ell Paso and Vicksburg road, to which
had been previously granted sixteen sections
Der mile: and this company having organ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-22

People who are always talking senNmep.,
have no very deep feelings. The less waicr
in your ke..le, the sooner II begins TO make
noiss and smoke ~
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Jersey City Intelligence.

Tm PRoPosYD ScHooI HousE IN The FOURTH WARD =
Tho Common Council baspS rejected the plans Cor the
proposed school house for the Fourth rsrd-which the
Board OF Education recommended the appropra
ton made for it's erection would oe Sufficient plau
which involved less expense has agreed to by tne
Board Of Educston, and the probability Is tha the edi
fee, much needed In the Fourth ward will soon be
erected
PANvrr 0ccuRHxycE- Intelligence has bcen received
In jersey Cty Of the accidental death OF Phsnder =.
smith, youpg man eupoyea In Earle Co = at
CLERK While At stsnhope on Friday of last week,
he was out cunning snd of the barrels of his gun
apparently accidentally discharged while he loading
It, and ebot him In the neck killing him instantly. His
whore the occurrence took pilce.
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Hernid nIar,ne uorrespondlanos,

ASx0AW u10xhn0 OOEE0orOHuo00Ws
EDGAK1OWN, Sept 2O-Bark Mary Sawyer. from Rio
Jsnero for Boston, vent ashore thus morning at two
O'CLOCK the south Beach cargo rosewood and coffee.
She remains tight Ooe of her lost In getting
ashore Gee disasters.)
Arr 10th, schr Marcia from Philadelphia for Boston,
and remained.
PORT JEFFERSON, Sept l6-Arr sohr Farmer, Norton,
Norwich; sloops Eliza jayne, Hulse, NYork; De Witt
Clinton, Swezey, Norhport Excel Davis, Bridgeport;
18th schrs Vim Thomas LAWS. Sag rarbor; L Hulse,
Overtown Dgh n 10th, Breeze Dickinson, Baltimore;
Vienna, jones' NYcrk 20h schr Henry James, Aldricn,
B. fillmore; Henry stannard, Turner, Bridgeport
Jayne, Hopkins %
SID 10th, sloops Missouri, Mills, Hamburg Copy (new,
96 % % tops), Wheeler NYork Alice. Davis XII gston
Eliza Jayne, Hulse. NYork Gszelle Carpenter, do;
Remark. Homsn do; Fox, Payne, Mes Havtn; Excel
Davis Coldspripg: Phantom, tsllock New York. 10th,
schr Breeze, Dickinson, New Bedford; Niagara, -,
Stony Brook Emperor Darling, NYork tn, schr Henry
James, Aldrich, Providence; James McKee, Leaning,
Baltimore; War Steed {new, l53 Is s5 tons) JONES' Ne
York.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 90, 4 PN-AYr ship Peter. Mar.
cey E,cley, I<ghorn; brig Louisa Robinson, Boston;
stes mer kepnebec Copes. NYors.
Cid briRs Geo Harris French G Fl Kennedy, Corbitt;
Emma, Bater. and Nickerson, Nickerson Boston;
Means. Berry Salem; schrs Forrest, Baker, Wareham;
Sidney Price CANDY, salem; Shsner, Pratt, Middle
town Gibson very Norwich; Curtis, Rsley,
Far ford Ripgdove, Palmer, fredericksburg LSturgs
Norris Chelsea Florida Kelly, 90: EIen Gould Boston;
steamers Delaware Clark, and Kennebec Copes NYork.
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Bsrk " AHsn Bates, Bs0As, Aisxssdsr.
Bark Culloma Grant, -svsDsSe, ~sOssady, Motk 3 Co.
Brig Pednss, Dorritts, Nassss, fP, Bacon, ssrgsnt
Brig " Johnson (Br), wuiAms, 81 John, Edmasson
Big Northern Light Esdel Windsor, Ns, 8 Whitney
Brig General Worth, RocllH. Portsmouth, Russell L
Brig Blooner (ar). King, Dorchester PJ Nsvins.
Big Watson. 0ees Phiiadel ,hA, Nssnith Son.
snhr VIM Mason, Staples, Brszos. AeCready, Mott
echr Blue Nsss (Br), Vincent, Halifax, Ms,
Dcnovsn
sebr Col sattey sts,son, Charleston Mccrssdy Mott
sT s sssn ys.,s s'1ry Merrill
stbr y Brsinerd, Butler Bridgeport, J Il Havens.
scbr 90 Bir". Chsse, FAN River master.
ST op O-egn, Burton Provideucs, master.
sloop Charles, eturges, Providence master
ARRIVED
Steamship Marion, Foster, Charleston, with mdse and
AN rs miles, W OF Cape Loos out ,hoai., exchanged
signals nth eamsbip Knoxsille hence fcr -avanoah
hip Rotund. tef .I hichDond Me- Lons, -srs 80
and IS hsn eiSr.i:r, sith had, on 30 and p.:.sn
pers, 10 -llngtop Abbot The experiences west.
fsrk Busnos syrssn (Brl, Williams. Aux Cages, 20
Dos. New Y York Fl P.s sssP
B'gJ Q. CBr), Martin. St Johns, NJ. IL days, with
Brig Dawes (of Fall River), Baker, Baltimore, 10
days, with coal, to New York Gas Company.
Brig Martha Rogers, srdmsn Port Even for Boston,
With O al
Brig Tugvsssa, Corvo Port E~en for Salem with coal
schi Jsntiena Roelns (i,utch), .chrewden Cork, 90
days with old iron, TO order,
schr John wh;e, wni,ehouse, Richmond, 4 days.
seb1 Lane HsTt. vbeiLa 70, stamford, CT
schr Sarah Rkgle, Hoyr, Baltimore for Albany.
schr Ma haniel, Hart, Rondoat for Ne~bur7pOrt.
echr yoia Gibbs, Gthbs, Pr violence for Baltimore.
Scbr Ply mouth Pock Lacy, Boston
Scbr Jones Warren Nictsrson. Boston.
Scbr United. Robbins. Port Even for PAwtueket.
Sch, Bella Peck, elano Port Ewsu for New London.
Schr Caroline Prentias Port Even for Aliens Point.
scbr NiDttta tolt Port Even for New London
Scbr usan Mary, 81 eldon, Port EVEN for Derby
schr Elesnr CRANKY, Moptauk for Jersey City.
sloop Frederick Brown Gardiner, Providence.
skop Lucy ann Hart, Pert won for Nantucket.
Sloop Harvest, Brown Providence
BELOW.
One brig, unknown
Shirs Wild Ranger (clippeI), San Francisco Malabar,
New Orleans.
Wind at sunrise, WsW; meridian, SIC; sunset, do
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MArE1e0,
On Thursday, September q, by the Rev. Thomas Il.
S, amer Jr WnIIaM Lex to FREDERICK daughter of Isaac
H. Archer, Esq. Al of this city.
On Wednesday, September 90 BY he Rev. A. Leo Mr..
israel ELIAS to CECILIA, youngest daughter of Jacobus,
Esq, both of this city.
On Wednesday, september 90, THOMAS a. WALTER, of
this city, to JUIIA B, daughter Of Wells Goodhue, of
Bratt ebsIo', VT
On thursday Septs mber 81 by the Rev. Lot JONES' Mr.
VIM H. Small, formerly Of Windham, Maine to Miss
EMMA H. JcURSEAy Of this city.
On Fn'ay July 20, Miss FLOR, SUMMERS to EDWARD
JULIAN ANDERSON
haTlt ston aIers please copy.
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The KEEsvILLE Posi- OFFICE CAsE.-TLe exam
ina'ien in this closcd yesterday by the Com
missioner requiring Mr. Nelson 20 give bonds for bis
pearaDce at the United Ststes Court. The bonds re-
quhed two suretie in the sum of $1,000 each Bail had
not been procured 10 last evening and Nelson
sent TO jail The Kecsve Post ONCE s at present In
the hands Of Marshal Aott Of dis deputies officiating
"a temporary fostmaster.-Iroy Budga lSeJx 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

NorrcE-Ths Justices have Issued the following no.
dcesMcmbcrs Of the bar residing out of tho city Of
New York hereby notified that II is Impossible FOR
the Judges Of this district TO communications
to the progress OF actions Tecisions
nounced by the Court will be found In tns principal
morrins rspe Sheriff. Of ether counties reque ted
e. seDi sE returns 70 attachments "a the Comfy Clerk
uc' 70 'te Justce Issuing the b. or6er OF
"a - ArCu'D y CONNOLLY, C7.aI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-23

INTERESTING TO P0sfHAsTERs.-It Is held at the
Post once Department that Postmaster, having this
Thanking privilege, franks matters which exceeds half
ounce 10 weight and whish does not relate exclusively
to tho business Of his Office OF the Post otce Dcparf
mept the excess In chargtnblc With postage and n not
changed ut the msliog Office the ,hnrge shouli be
made at the Office OF delivery Postmasers assistants
forbidden by law to exercise the fsnkns privilege
under any circumstances