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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
State Of Indiana, IN thu Court NJ Common Pleas
Of Franklin co. ! of franklin co., Indiana.
Edward Hoiiensbe,Jr.,
r...
Richard. Hannah W, and |"nae"eN'
Samuel q, Tynor,

Re II Remembered that on the Q IN day OF July.
1854. tho said plaintiff. by Holland his attorney.
tled bis complalntfor the apo ointment ola Com
missioner 10 execute conveyance for certain
real estate therein described. and Il nppcarin, by
affidavit flied thntthe "a I'd Hannah W. aud samuel
u. Tyner. two Of said defendants not residents
Of said Stats OF indiana the said non resident de-
PENDANTS. viii therefore take notice OF the pen.
dency OF said elton. and that the same will stand
for trial at the next term ofsald Court 10 be holden
nj the Court House ln Brookvhle, In the count,
and State Aforesaid on The nst Monday Of October
next.
Attest; Augustrst.. A. ID. fs5t.
JOHN N. JOHNSON, clerk.
Angusi5ih, iEji.-33-3w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

uTATCIs AND cLOCtSS-wa. DAwaos
W tundvrs hla sarfleat 10 tho citizens OF Brook.
vile AMI vicinity. ia tlio capacity ~ Watch and
clock Makcraud ropalrrr--tnnkibg and amending
Jewelry, &c. Long experience aud stflct pungtH'
ality Arr his recommendations. shop three doors
North Of the post 0ilioo. ~ 90, irSu al-n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
no THE PUBLIC.
Dec. LIST. is4o.

THIS IL 10 certify that, Ia June last. MSS
attacked with the A-ialic Cholera, aud was
soon, 80 my physician states 10 a collapsed
state. had remained Ia this state some two
hours. when my physician Informed my lam
lyand frIends that eoald mol possibly live,
and strictly forbid my wife permitting any
Que giving ns any medicine or noun.hment
whatever, Os |, would only hasten my dcyih
At this timeMr. Forsha came 20 see me, and
broughl with hima bottle conisining four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm. aud asked
permission Of my vile to use II on me, as he
thought II would iumsdia'sIy give ease.
was immediately applied. aud In less than ten
minutes was restored. aud was ia warm
perspirailoa, prior to which time my exirsml-
ties were cold. clammy sweat was on my
face and head. After thsrnse of Two other
bottles OF the same medicine. J was entirely
lievsd Of all distrs... aal ia few days was
restored 10 health.
! would most cheerfuIy and heartily rec
ommend tkls BALM 10 all who are afflicted
10 a similar way. have also used IL In
other diseases, and have found Il most
excellent remedy. do not think Il can be
too highly recommend.
JOEL KIRBY.
! do hereby certify that the above e-..,i6-
cate Is correct, and the staten an, Of IN.
physician made to me Is ,,u..
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Sinc'ub'..l; Dec. slh, 1919.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

EON AND TTEEL.-
larga stock OF iron. steel, Plough wings,
Plough shares, Axlea, Steel springs, Malls, &C.,
us rcfyvd ppd hr zsio b. K. TYNER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
0 b. Clcmentis Cash Storo,

HAVING just received a general assortment OF
II new g0Ods-Whcl, added 10 my present stock
mnkcs ius assortment com .iiete-all OF which will
DC sold loe forcasi or prnducc-m. stock consists.
iu part, 81 variety of Cloths, Cussanvres, Sati.
uei;s, iWeeds. Jcanes a sumner ware. Also, ev'
ery variety OF Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Delains.
Bon,bezines. g'aIn aud fancy SILKS, Lace Mitts.
kid Gloves, &c. &c.
Also, a ine lot oiQaecnswarc, Cutlery, croec-
ree, Sc, together with lhe nncst assortment OF
Boots s. Shoes ever brought To this place. An.
lady that cannot sut iu pair Of Shoes must eth
bc under the infucice Of tiie dark ages.
y. Il. In changing my business TO Cash 4 Pro.
duco douo more iiah what an compelled 10 do
aud hope this will be received sufficient
apology.
WANTED. 10000 bgsaols wheat.
5000 DO ccru. for which fwli
pas cash. CO. CLEMENTS.
f.prei. Arg. 10Th ,issa.-a6-0.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
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CELEBRATED CAFll0LlC0N


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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There IL an evil habit sometimes induiged ~
by boys, In solitude, 0ften growing NJ with them
10 manhood, aud which, u not reformed In due
tlInc, not osly heCots serious obstacle. ~ dom.
este happiness, but gives rise "a series Of pro.
tractcd, insdious aud devastating al ctl0ns. Few
Of ih0se wha givo way 10 THIS pernleious practice
are aware Of the consequence, until they nnd the
ncrS Ous system shattered, feel strange und unac-
counIablc Feelings. aud vague fears ~ The mind.
The unfortuhnte thus affected becomes. u unable
10 labor viii Hccust led vigor, or - apply his
mind 10 study; his y Is tardy and weak, Ia !,
dull, irresoiuts, aud engages la ais short win
less energy than usu {.
II no emnncipgta lnseff before the praettce
has done It's worst, nnd enter matrlmouy. hi.
snarrago Is uafruful. aud his SENSE teil. him
that this u caused by bis early follies These
arc considerations which should awaken Tue
attention of .hoso similarly situated.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
testimony Of the Professor Of Obstetrics
-, p.o1 (,olIsoe phiIddeiDhi1.

Y - :, =
~pn. HgxfEn's MEDICAL MaSrAL--Ihe anthor
Of this work, ankle the majority OF those who
advertise 10 cure the diseases OF which u treats,
- a graduate Of one OF the best Colleges Ia the
Unted states. ID affords ine pleasure 10 rec0 Il.
,,c,,I M, ~ the urf,,rtunnte or TO the victim OF
rnalprnetlce, as successful aud experienced prac-
tlloEur, In whose honor aud Integrity they may
place tho greatest condolences:
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AZ * MA TIA e IL,
Wholesale nx.lEEs ~
tpE Y e. ssef ~ -,

gEAla sIRElT. Bkl wALNul a VINE
CtNCfNNA 70 ONO.
March u 1884 "
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

Requires the fulAlment Of several conditions. IA
order that Il may be really the cause OF muluai
happiness. Could the Veil which covers the origin
of domestic indebtedness bs raised, and is true
source IN every instaucs dlsel0sed-in how MAJ,
could IL bs traced Ia ply steal quail catios ana
their attendant disuppointmenis Apply then
while |, Is Yet tlmo, In order - have your bh.
strung and RELAXED SYSTEM rebrgeed, revivlaed
and strengthened.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

Anguststh, lssl.-ss-5w.
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REMEMBER.

He who places himself under Dr.. KtxHElts's
treatment may rcliglousiy conede la hIs honor n,
a grnticin ~, aud rely upon the assurance thai
tho secrets OF Or. KS. patients viii never be
DISCLOSE.
Young mRn-iet no folse .nodesty deter vou
froin making your ease kroan 10 one who. tom
education aud respsctabilty, eau certainly be-
friend yon.
Too many think th"y will conceal the secret in
how often Is this fatal lelusion. aud how nnt,,
promising young man, tho might have been
an ornament 10 society. has faded from the
earth.
Structure. OF the urothra are rapidly removed
Nv no application OF q new kempeulical ageml,
used only BY Dr, X.
Weakness aud Constitutional Debility prom ptl,
cured, aud full vigor restoF~d.
COUNTRY fSvALIps
Can have, By stat gthcir case explicitly together
with all ihctr ~ ions. per litter enclosing
remittance, Or medicine. appropriated
accordingly
Forwarded 10 A. pan Of the United States.
and packed secure FROM damage or curiosity.
ksEA Dill
Youth and Manhood.
Natures Guide,
Wsfh Rptss Jer fhc q, oisRKafieH Of Lffe gnt,jron
rae Pfess.
A letter With q r'uiitRuee OF IS ceuts. or The
value va postage STAMPS. addressed To Dr. KIN.
hELiN, Fh'lHdeiphu. ia viii secuFr "a copy OF
either of The above hooks by return at ua,i or
" copies viii bv scnt free OF postage for 81.
BOOK. Hers. Canyasssfs, travelling agents, DC,
Supplied Wholesale al the Publisher plieos, hch
admit 0f a large profit.
D,J.All letters innsi Be pos,-psid.
July !, lyf.
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JOEL KIRBY.

! do hereby certify that the above e-..,ii-
cate IL correct, and the slalsp' an, Of lhs
physician made to me Is ,,u..
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MLLSW0RTH & STRNET

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And by all the booksellers throughout The |
ted States ADD British Provinces.
39-sw.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26
The PeopIc's C6nventioii.


The peoplsof Msigs eoupiy assenbledip
Convention on tle esd. and organized by
appointing s. TiT0s, Ptssidsht, and G, w:
Hoy, Secretary. sis' s's ~, Z, 1900 IS
On motion, T. a.. Plants, ". Heckayl, and
R. S.iyers. were appointed Va, Comminee 10
1raIl resolutions. " as'Ilis ~ pi8e,s
Oppmolion, 'CSmmilissf Of one person
from each township was apPoaiF.ed % report
The names Of suitable. Perspns AZ eapdidases
for ihe diffefenl county yoficessaI ,iea sit y
On motion, adjourned uhil ha.f pas.sii 1
O'clock, p. M. ssss s''i29elis't esA29i
't'f ! saT :5wois sdl gsaGis assGnilte
+ AFTERNooN SESSION. President lin The
Chair. b, IS ssasa taas9 ,oassoa5iig3i
The Committee on officers consisIednOI
Messrs. RaIsIon. Hrigh,. Brewster, Gilmore,
B. Sdyers. and Gg E1ifpsff eAip ihsFIj@n.
shipswefs not rspfasea,ea 81 he Cn@iiiee.
The fQllpwiuG resolutions ,Sste then SffsrI
ed by The c9mmueA and unanimously
adnped:p Ayai g4eq fo mahssssI iuii
| WHEREAS. The Constitdtioti of iheU Unhed
States was ordained By shs people 10 secure
the blessings ofl Libif,y TO themselves aud
their posleri,y; therefore,. ~
| Resoived, Thd. dsspoiisni,c lishe.hsr, i
mapifesIs itself through 8ntigh,go0s laws
.,..Al u. A.. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

SohETHINe FOR THE LADIES. The Ma
tional Division Of the Sons Of Temperance,
at their last session, granted to Subordinate
Divisions tie right to admit ladies over six
teen years of age as visitors, or rather hon
orary members Of course, all ladies are
not admitted. Ladies desiring admission
must frst7be proposed and elected After
election, they must take an obligation not tc
use intoxicating drinks, or counteuance theil
use in others, &c, ...i,,,, ia,,s,,5sl
Welfare Division, No. SO, of Pomeroy
has agreed. toadmit ladies, as soon as tbeil
hall is fitted up in 4 little better style. Th,
hallhas recently been papered, and will soor
be carpeted in a handsome manner twill
be, when fitted up. one of the most beauti
full halls in this section, and when orna
mented by the fair ones Of the town. th,
Division room will be one Of tie most at
tractiye places Of resort for our soberant
industrious youth. .sy bseil
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

z We are glad to see that the PiquG Reg.
lister hoists the name Of Manhias ID. Mich
dis, as o ca6ddate for Congress, Il is in
our judgement The true policy Of The Wings
ID suppor him. He has been I1e 10 thein.
teresis Of the Free States, on The great Prac-
heal question II the day.is lie ,hassbesn
thrown oyerboard bya ciiqueofh his former
political friends for his Independence and
integrity Nov LEI the people remember
him. and lfebuke the traitors Of freedom,
eSrPhe Wing OJnmitee az CRclevills hos
challenged ODDS 10 discuss the Nebraska
question with Galloway. ia ,halttown. The
friends Of freedom are in high spirits there,
and ai,ei Witnessing the effdns5 Of 'Olds
al tRe Camp Chafoue debsie ,ahey arevery
desirous OF bringing tho Two candidates 10
gelher, before The people Of Clfcevile.-
Whether he viii accept is yet tcbe seen
-!O. S. Jour. orHa3l Rg = y, asaii
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

iHAMiEToN CouNrf --The 'Eec5iocos oi
Hamilton County held their primary slec.
lions for Congressman las. week, which re-
liedinihe choice Of 6. Il. Pendle,on lor
he Is. and " s., ,Gsoesbsck Iqr he sddis-
lyic,, Disney was defeated by..he 4,h and
18Th Awards cds,ing about twice lbe numbpl
" votes they generally doal regulal elec!
tons The county convention, however,
ra.i6ed .ho nomipa'iops. The Wings have
made no nominations as yais .eS9 81 ss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26


Ing CONVENTION zTln ano'har column
maybe found The proceedings Of lhe sreo.
plo'snpminaling Convention. The dflibet.
niiohs Of she BODY were remarkably hatmo.
nlous, considering he elements coo,posibp
'it Men were there who have been promi.
neni. pc,ors 10 alhofsjhe Leading parties oI
the day Dsmoeinls. Wings. aud Free
Soiless.o Yheiicks,nowinaled il also made
ifpp prominent men 81 All parliss, Form.
ssap cGiuisssil tiiNasf3ap AssEmea 'flaa
u. II. SWALLOW, candidate for Auditor
has always voted ,hs Democratic ticker un.
tlstassiall, when ne united with ihe Whip.
liia supptrdng ihs Temperance ticket. o
pis qqpli iieSllions w think there con, DO NJ
daabtseyeas snpppghis DemncraIic brethren
sslhe was iiiheir own snominee Tor lhs same
office two yea,sogo. Personally We hny,
known MI. Swallow 'to be gentleman /.
every sspes ef that serm, and one, when
ihs VOTERS Of Meies County mos well Zee
proud, His eliasaoIsh u o6impsachable
andsbis qualiRcuIoas undnob,ed. We hop,
lhe may receive ibe unapipoussupNori &c ii
voters who are not licd dawn by ne apron
lssipgs seldlmo,hsr Pdfig. lIf. sIIALtl
tpAs coz tctmsr.t xcsllens Aadll5r, bss ietv
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

"a DUEL BETwREN TWO CINciSNATIANs- I
one OF THE PARTY SHoT. Wswere yesier.
day Informed by one Of the agents Of the
Sage Company, The particulars Of a duel
which took place on Monday as,, in a.fisld
on MI. Brenson's farm few miles from AT.
exandria, Kenlucky, and within half mile
'of The turnpike, between wo gentlemen Of
this cry. Sometime since, Mr.. Henry
Short. III, q, clerk on Fifth street, became
allached 10 d beautiful young lady. residing
on Eighth s,,eei, aud 10 whom he soonEen.
gagged himself for marrisge. Mr.. Snort,
a'Sout month ago, wen, TO Philadelphia on
a visii to his parents, who reside Oh Chesblt
street ID that city. During bis absence be
received d letter from fellow clerk thai his
belrolhsd lady love was keppi6e The con-
pahy Of q young limb Of Ihe law. named
Alexander Peacock, now d resident or Chi
cago. but a naive Of this city, The letler
gave Mr.. s. reason 10 believe Thai Peacock
aud his lady love we're engaged. Mr 8.
returned home on Wednesday evening last.
aud found thai al had not been Tod hnl,--
Thai P. had slanJered him, and detained his
Character 10 The young lady and thus won
her affections, Determined 10 have auex
p,anaiions he wrote 10 Peacock and the lady.
aud demanded Ihe same. They bo.hlreAied
|Rlm cdldly. ard requested Mr.. s. moi 10 an.
Roy ikbm with his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y6pIg lady al The same lime te,urning her
engagement ring This 50 enraeed Mr. :.
|A6Sl Ne se6la challenge 20 mt + which wae
accepied, and rides were chosen US the
Weapons. Seconds werc appointed who
Fixed The place Of meeting and sime % above
stated. No persons we're present excepttwo
tpisads Of each parry and their seconds Az
lie frs. fire no injury was sustained by either
pf The duellsls. An effort was ihen niadeio
kec6hcile ihe difficulty bul neither pnyiy.
would listen 10 any compromise, and ihs
parties were ordered % their post for The sec
0nd fire, The word was given, and MI s,
feli bleeding 70 ,he ground, .he bali having
takeh' effect II his lsiy shoulder. fle was
then picked Up and .aken 10 M. Breuscn'ss
The farmers house. and his wound was
dressed. He Is considered ih critical con-
dhion. his bow understood iba, when ihe
Young lad learned what had happened, she
refused 10 have Anything 10 do Ewhh either
Hor lhe parties, Rnd,has resolyedlo breSk of
all engagements with each ofihe gentlemen.
Iiis therefore eyidnls thA, IN this case the
old sdsee N 'Fninl Heart never won Fair
Lady, has been reversed. - Oin. Gag. '
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

ANOTHER CHANaE --Mr.. Hoy is once
more editor, pnd. this iime sole proprie,cr d
abe People. FOuntain. Msssrs Rumble &
Sml.h. we understand conlemp;aIesa lripsc
California. Tho careeriof lhess lSslhamed
genllemen Us editors was short. but every
way crcdilabls. We wish lhem success Il
lheir adventure, and bupS they meYire,uru
with all heirl"pockeisfull Of rocks, 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

10 he cosa.s lspg sed gaisaiall sui a. Is
declined a alre-hominnlion. isis weli 10 sslpet
= good man in his place, and ~ know d
none beI,er qualified Than Hiram H. Swat.
low. @ E
The candidutesfor Treasurer, Recorder.
and Conmissionsf are Wings, all OF whom
Shave held The Offices for which ahey
are nominated, and pre- consequently as well
known to majority Of The voters as they
are 10 ourself The voters can tell as well
as we car whether they possess the quali6-
cations necessary, aDd whelher they are .he
proper men for the Offices. The only ques.
lions we shall ask before choosing our can.
Edidaies will be:s Are they hones,i are they
capablel are they faih(uli We are satisfied
in our own mind ,ha. these men are honest,
capable, and faithful; and therefore shall
cheerfully give them our vote. = s
The candidates Of Probate Judge and
Ccunly Clerk are Free Sellers, and ARE well
known to ihe people Of this county. Per-
sonaily, I'VE have bu. sligh. acquaintance
with either Of Them. and conseapnp.ly can
nol speak of Them With the AAI' freedom
and confidence that we have spoken Of the
Others. The strongest evidence Of their fit.
NESS for hose Offices was given in the Con-
ven,ion, by the unanimi.y with which they
were nominated. Mos. Of those who com
posed the Convention. We presume knew
them well and favorably, Or they would no
have been nominated.
! conclusion, we hope the voters Q
Megs County will observe the u,mos. free
dom in the election ahis fall, aud. vote fo
! the best men nominated. regardless or part,
Edic,alipn. LIE, Us have good, faithful, hon
esl.r capable men to administer the affairs Ii
this county, whether they be Wings, Dem
ocrats OF Free Soilers. ',sa1 Is'f s55ft 2
fslfp t.fstE FttlstIea al III fft-f ttr-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

A STEAMBOAT ExrLosloN--T wENTY KILLED.
-Aiiew days since, jus. previous TO sihe Isl
irsi.. after the stesmer Timour, No. 2,shad
landed her passengers ar Edward's Yard,
near Jefferson Ci,y, Missouri, her three
boilers exploded, scattering dcalh and de.
siruc,ion around, and leaving ,heboa, q TO-
isl wreck. Six persons were lying on The
shore dead, and q, is supposed Iha. Is or l6
others werc thrown overheard and drowned,
Owinglo The confusion and excitemeDtthe
exac, numberkilied could no, be ascenained.
-Aborn seventeen persons were scalded and
,dbsrwise injured. q ipssssf sgi e,g}ssit
The hull was breaking up. and bu, few Of
|ahe goods on boar2 would be saved. The
+n,ire upper works ares DESTROYED. The
bost was from ST. Louis, bound 70 ST. jo.
seph, and valued at$i5,O00. 10 ssa
The capiain Of The steamer Timour re-
ported twenty killed, being nineteen hands
Of the boat pand The pilot. i@aga 1f3s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

~ MAssAchUsETTs FREE Soil CONVENTION.
Tbs Convention met az Worcester on
''Huesday lasl,,and made choice OF General
Henry Wilson, OF Middlesex. as csndida,e
for Governor, aud lncreuse Summer, Col
BERKSHIRE ccoh,y for Lieut.! Governor. The
vote for Governor stood: iIenty Wilson d
Na,dck. 3l6, SCI Phillips. Of Salem. 68i
II. r. lioar, 48; eldIloar, 38; N. p
Baoks,a5; Scauering s. Mr.. Wilson was
ihen declared nominated, only five or SIX
dissenting. yea ls itts7 pa 81! 9d faia
aa Gen, Wilson was the candidaleo OF sthe
patty las, year forlhe same office. Although
a man o! talents, and pepoiur wi,h.he poii.
uclaDs ofatherany his determination is moi q
good one a, ahts timesH Had eilhci Of e,ht
Mr. ifoarsor Mr.. Philips received The nom
iualions particularly Samuel Hoar, IL would
have puzzled the Wings 10 have defeated
him. Charles Sumnermade speech al iht
Convention which atwas'- loudly ciIeered
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

The Fail term Of ,ha Ohio Uniyersiry
commenced last Wednesday. 4 Over75 s ssus
dents were present, ana prospects faasFi6g
for a large increase. -,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

ATarEs CoUNTy ANTl.NSBRAsKA NOM;
NATIONS The ciiaenspl,A.hers cppn'y rOp1
posed TO the Nebraska billsame, las. lweck
and roninaied the following tictei: q ''oi'Eo .
Y Probate Judge--N. | 4, Van ycrhes,, , 'G..
= Auditor--E II Moore, s'.a ','''S's'',' I,
Cierk of Com Pleas Joseph NJ Dana,
Commissi1nsrJ John Brown. = N, 'S',' ~ - s,' !.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

~ WipAi NVViuAuHi A<OW HiHt5i ASS4vs " AAiu
dleport, we made hasty trip through,
Athens, Perry, Fairfield and Hooking coun-
tiess9i Business matters at home, and threat,
ening weather prevented US from remaining
ebsent as longas was desirable, or from en-
joging to any great degree the society and
acquaintances NStill. being in good com
pany, favored remarkably by the weather,
and meeting with cordial receptions wher1
eyerwe CHANGED to stop, ,itwould be strange,
indeed. five did not enioyt trip. s'a,c,
leaving pomeroy at II o'clock, "a NJ
Wednesday We stopped at lHFarrisopville, for
dinner, s, Here we found our old freind Jno
Murphy busily engaged in packing uppthe
goods in his store room, preparatory to
leaving for the West. We learned also
that he will probably be accompanied by
hisbrother Jas. Mnrphysand several other
families of1tbe neighbbrhood. BY the way,
We believe the western fetera never pre-
vailed to,sgreater extent in this county than
atpresent. Wetcounted over the names,o of
sixteen Of our subscribers, the other day,
wEochsSe already moved, or are preparing
tomoye to the west this fall, and we doubt
notthe list might be more than doubledJ if
ell were included.5ss ! 3sosae tl,dons3ag
After dinner, we drove to Hebardsyille,
where We were, detained.a a short, time; Here
We had but two'subscriberss One--lJp,G
Wilson--died but few days beforeswe
reached there; the other--W. H English
was packing up to remove to the west. The
rains which had fallen here, the dayypre-
!. yieus tedourstarting had settled the dust,
and made the trip quite pleasant thus far;
but no sooner did we leave Hebardsvilie,
than we found the roads as dusty as ever
No ram had fallen between that place and
Athens, Before reaching the latter place,
ahoFsyer,lthere we're threatenings Of storm
The lightning was vivid, the thunder loud,
the wind strong Making afpossible haste
n ~ escape the storm, we managed to reach
Athens, as we supposed, just in time to es-
|. cape a drenching Scarcely housed, we
apxiously awaited the rain But lollho
rain cames 1t proved a false alarm Like
many other threatenings we wot Of, itiPtoyed
toebe an noise and mind The next morn.
ing, the sun lahpne as. brightly, apd 1the
streets seemed as dusty as though nothing
hadhappened. aF q q
After conyersing a. few hours with oul
friends in Athens, we started ON our jour
ney. leaving Atnens about II o'clock, A
M Thursday. Our route was new anc
strange to ourselves as well as to our friends
ih,Athens, andno definite information coult
be obtained before starting, save that th,
distance was about As miles, the roads. ex
caedingly rough. and the country through
whichfwe were to pass remarkably wild.e
Diped at Chauncey Ave miles from
Athens Here we found model landlord
Fond Of cOnyersing, good-natured, obliging
and well supplied with the best provision
IN market It would be strange, indeed iii h
. failed 70 please his guests. ouf travelling
companion being 50 much larger than our
SELF the landlord naturally supposed ltha
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-09-26

The Steamer Rescue 9r6qo SSini d 10Y 81,
miles below Henderson, Kyp on The sliISf'lt
inst and sunk in six :fee,~Of, wslsr.a NJ
lives lost. Freight saved on q ligh,sr.ia. =.