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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
Lime for the Million

VNhE place to get No. white lime, IS at D. c.
L Manns Patent Kilns, 10 miles above Ports
mouth on the Kentucky Side of the Ohio River,
where No. article can be esseined at any
time fresh from the Kiln, alta Easo much lower
than the same article can be purchased for else.
where. Orders addressed 10 Mum, ALWAYS tll-
ed promptly and forwarded by the Boat bearing
tho order without delay. Also for sale at the
Store of Edward Biggs in West Columbia Va,
and at the Firm Of Windsor & Thrush in Pome-
roy, o., at prices lower thar the lowest.
-. - ..- ...-. N n NliNN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
NNELZAR NYE, vs.; Thomas D. Sargent
IVu Maiov Connrnnn plaae-patition to sell

MELZAR NYE, VS.; Thomas D. Sargent
lvI --Meigs Common peas-Pettion to sell
mortgaged premises-T Thomas D. Sargent, Of the
city Of Washington, District of Columbia, IS
hereby notified that on the oath day of August,
A, d. 1854, Melzar Nye, of the county Of Meigs,
and State Of Ohio fled in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of said county Of Meigs and State Of
Sargent, the object and prayer Of which petition,
is to obtain ajudgment against the said Thomas
D. Sargent, in favor of said Melzar Nye, on two
.pfomsory notes, one note given by said Thomas
D. Sargent to said Melzar Nye, for the sum Of
three thousand one hundred and twenty five dol
lars with interest from date, dated August 1st,
1854, due one year after date; the other note
given by said Sargent to James P, Thompson,
for the sum Of four hundred,and sixteen dollars
Sxty-six and two-thirds cents dated August 2nd,
1864, due on the LIST day Of April, A. D., 1865;
which said last mentioned note, has been in
dorsed by said James P. Thompson to said Mel.
zar Nye. Also, for the sale Of the following
premises tnortgaged by said Thomas d. Sargent,
to said Melzar Nye, to secure the payment of said
first mentioned note, bya mortgage deed, dated
August lst, 1854, to-wit; one undivided half of
one hundred acre lots 324 and 1926, in Section 35;
Town, /, Range, 10, in the Ohio Company S pur-
chase. Also, one undivided half of the east half
Oi Oue HuHuIcu acre lOL 1tO' o1Oy III TUG oauic
township and range. Also, one undivided hall
of the east half Of one hundred acre lot, No. 327
in sections "a and 35, in same township and
range. Also, one undivided half OF all that part
of one hundred acre lot, No. 3l4. which lies west
Of Leading Greek, in sections %, "a, and S5, in
the township and range aforesaid, except ten
acres, reserved by said Melzar Nye in his deed
to Joseph S. Coombs and said Thomas ID. Sar
gent, dated August lst, 1854. Also, one undi-
vided half Of all that part Of section No. 25, in
said township and rangeS which lies west of Lea
ding Creek. Also, for the sale Of the following
premises, to-wit: one undivided half of one hun
dred acre lot, No. 800, in sections No. "a and
S5, TOWN., and Range Is, inthe Ohio Conpa-
ny's purchase; and one undivided half OF the
west half of one hundred acre lot, No. 326, in
section 80, same township and range, which said
last two tracts Of land, were inortgaged to sait
James P. Thompson, to secure the payment O
said last mentioned note by deed Of mortgage
dated August 2nd, 1854, which said last men
! toned mortgage, has been duly assigned for {
valuable consideration, by said James P. Thomp
son to said Melzar Nye and the said Thomas d
Sargent is further notified that unless h. appea
and answer or demur tpsaidp petition, by the 1911
day of October next, the said Melzar Nye, at the
term next after the said i6thlay ofOctober, will
l apply 10 said Court to take the matters Of thu
tpetition as confessed, and to render judgmen
therein accOrdingly
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11

H ME property known as the Sugar Run Tan
merry, belonging to the estate OF J. ]. Miles,
late Of Pomeroy, deceased, for sale. This is
the only tanneryin Pomefoy. 1t has the custom
of the numerous butchers in the town and vi
cinity, by which it is kept we'll stocked with
hides. 1t is we'll supplied with water has a
steam engine for grinding bark, and from its very
inc an extensive and profitable tanning busi-.
ness. For terms and fur her particulars apply to
e l., S. G. LARKlN,
A and w. STIVERS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
OR AND EXHIBITION.
E. SIBI.EY & CO..
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware,
Notions, &c.. GC.,
Corner Of Front and Rutldnd streets,
MIDDLEPORT, o.

AVING opened their new store, they beg
leave to inform their friends and the public
gene rally, that they have on hand large and
we'll -selt cted stock of merchandise, which they
are prepared to offer to dealers and consumers at
Prices Extremely Low.
We now respectfully solicit share of your pat
ronage, which it shall be our constant study to
merit.
For want of time, we are compelled to omit
enumeration, and invite the public generally to-
call and examins the most extensive and beauti-
full assortment Of
wv h iG@ G @@d d So
Linens, Cambrics and Jaconetts, Mnlls, Bish
op Lawns, Swlsses, Linen and Cambria hand
kerchiefs, Laces and Embroderies, cap and hat
Laces, plain and figured Edgings and Insert ng
Trimming Laces, Needle-worked Collars, Cuffs
Sleeves, &C., Of all prices.
GLOW ES.
Kid, Buck, silk, Lisle Thread, and Thibet, Of
all qualities and prices; for Ladies, Gentlemen.
and children.
sIIOSIERY.
Lisle, Cotton Merino, Lambs wool and Wo-
sted Hose and Half. Hose, for men, women, and
chldfen-and almost every article belonging to
this department.
We also have on hand fine assortment Of
Cravats, Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, Sewing
Silks, Braids, Ribbon Trimming. &c.
BLANK BOOKS.
Spring and Summer Hats Of all styles, Satchels
and Carpet Sacks, &C. &c.
o M Merehants.
We have on hand large and general assott
FANCY GOODS
| and eltts. s.
YANKE NOTIONS
which shall be sold as low as can be bought il
the smallwa. at any Of the eastern cities.
| july 3ls56tf
lSpr6mg and SM m mn 9 l
S7lOWDMDS
ever before offered in this market.
In the FIRST place, we would call Your attention
to our largestcck Of
CT O TIL In G,
(which consists in dcomplete assortment OF al
the various styles and dqualities Of
Onais, I'dais. Vests and Shiris.
having every article composed Of the best mate
rial, according TO grade and texture:
Cloths Of every description quality, and pric
Ia large lot Of Oassimetes, and al other variet
Of goods for gcntlemen's wear.
THE LADIES are invited TO call and examin
.lur
/ SILK
i Rich, figured and plain silks,
i Sarsinetts, BeTages
ShaIhs, F,snch and American Lawns,
i Mousst lin DeLaines and CashmereS
Jaconetts, PRINTS, Ginghams,
Silk Poplins, Apacas, Bombasines, and
j DRESS go 0ODS a.
or all descriptions.
Il ,sss. RIBBONS
A splendid variety of Bonnet and CAP. Sat
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
j. BRADBURY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
August 2sth, 1865. We 1915.

:. -. - q AWuHfy tOh v fthinliu.
August 28th, 1865. We 1910.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber
i y has been appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator on the estate Of Zebulon Rodgers, late
ofthe county Of Meigs, deceeased.
JOHN McKENSIE.
Dated at Chester, this s0th day ofMay.
THE School Examiners Of Meigs County will
i hold their next regular meetfngs at the Acad-
emY Rooms in Pomeroy, on the following days at
Q o clock, AZ M, viz: Friday and Saturday Nov.
I'd, and Sd, 1856.
Teachers expecting certificates will please be
present st the meetings of the Board, as no can
didate win be examined, except att the regular
meetings Of the Board. s4.
BY order of the Board.
.f GEO. b. GROW, elk.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
WILSON chill DIS & co.
AWQMAMG MAAEGR&

LNOR THE FALL TRADE, at greatly reduced
IL prices. Buyers are invited to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
RICHARDS, KlNGSLAND & co.
Manu- facturers, 1I0 Chambers ST., New York.
Aug 81, 1865. n3l- l-8w.
nj JOTICE.---There will he sold at the front
y Y door # the Court House of SCabell county,
on the 18th day OF October next, Two tracts of
land, or SO much thereof as may be necessary, y-
ing at the upper end Of Green bottom nd near
the mouth of Little Guyandotte, one of which
tracts contains two hundred acres nearly all bot
tom land the other, four hundred acres, with
considerable improvements, the latter tract lays
on Little Guyandotte, near its mouth, and the
two hundred acre tract on the Ohio River and is
land Of good quality. This sale will take place
to realise the funds secured by two deeds Of trust,
executed by Jno. Hannah to the subscriber as
Trustee, for the nse Of J. H. Guthrie & Co., and
James H. Guthrie. The title to the land is be-
lieyed to be indisputabie.
rex JOHN SAMUELS, Trustee.
Aug. IA, 1855; -nsO
The subscriber will sell the above in whole OF
in part; alb0 two additional tracts adjoining tie
above lands, in lots to suit the purchasers.
For furthef particulars apply TO
'9A JOHN HANNAH,
Green Bottom, Cabell Co. Va,
Joseph J.. MILES ESTATE.---No-
y tice is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified Executors of the
estate Of Joseph j. Miles, late OF Meigs county,
deceased. al,
SC. LARKIN,
W. STIVERS.
nafed az pnroarou fb;c t6fh dav of Au0 1873
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11

T0HN aTcIKENsIE, Admir- Of zeboIe

T0FEN aNclkENsIE, Admir- Of zebpon
u Rodgers, deceased. rs; Henry Rodgers Ruel
Rodgers, Richard Rodgers of New York, Francis
Smith and Hannah Smith, his wife, and Samuel
Rodgers, heirs and legal representatives, Of zeb-
uion Rodgers, deceased Probate prt Of Meigs
County--Pettion to sell real estate to pay
debts--You are hereby informed, that on the 23d
day Of August, 1855, said administrator, filed
bis petition in ehe Probate Court Of Megs coun-
y, Ohio, the object and prayer Of which petition,
is to obtain arfbrder fer the sale.of the following
real estate, of which the said Zebulon Rodgers,
died seized, or so much thereof, as may be neces
sary to pay the debts Of said ecedent, to-wit: .9
acres in Section g. Town 3, Range l2, being part
of the southwest quarter Of said section 8, in the
county aforesaid, and being the place where said
Rodgers resided at the time Of his death. Also,
4 Of an acre, more or less, in the same town,
Range, and Section, and being in the Southwest
quarter Of the aforesaid section. For particu-
lars Of boundaries, see deed OF fBowery to Admr's.
Il 54 u Ohm McKENSIE,
Adm'r. OF Zebplon Rodgers, deceased.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11

nj MOTICE.--T who snbscribed to the
~ Meigs County Agricultural Society, for
the purpose Of fencing and impinving the grounds
for holding the Faiws are r0quested to pay their
subscriptions 10 o french, Treasurer OF ihe So.
cety And al friends cf Agricuitu1al improve
ment, who have not contributed, are solicited to
pay Q. kranoh, Treas., slloh amount Is they
think proper as the society IS ebert Of funds to
complete the improvement:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
Pomeroy. July isth, 1865.

"A TTAGIEMENT NOTICE-.At my in .
~ stance an aitachmentw was issued on the
9th day Of August 1855. BY John Il. Parker a
Justice Of the Peace in and lor Orange township.
Meigs County Ohio against the goods, chattels
rights, credits, moneys and effects Of Gardner
Stebbins, q nonresident. The order Of attach-
meht IN said case has been returned, and cause
continued until the 29tlr day Of September 1855
at 10 O'clock, A. M. The amount claimed by
plaintiffs 50 So, probable amount Of costs sl5 co.
HOLT 4 REED.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
Wa. wlNnsnl

wh, wiSosoa. S. LATHRusu.
/ WINDSOR s THRUSH,
kGRO6ERS!
Front Street, near Stone Bride.
POMEROf, OHIO.
= fENHE Subscribers having commenced business
| in the house formerly occupied by +. S.
Edwards, and having just received and olened
our stock of groceries. would respectfully solicit
the citizens Of Pemeroy and the surrounding
country, to callin arid examine them. az
BY the care we have takeI in selecting and
the choice made in the articles we offer 10 Won,
we have erf1eayored to render our ASSORTMENT
second to none in the city, and we hope BY no.
lite attention to those who may favor, US
with acall. and promptness in business, to merit
at least share OF your patronage. utig a.
Our present stock consists in part Of
Rio md lava COffees,
Avariety OF Teas,
Sugar and nEOInssee Or Gtery
description, includi1ig
Golden Syrnp. y '4sss
Crackers Of NIL kinds,
( Mackerel, b.
4 .F Soda.
Z Rice,
4 COrdlnge,
( A @F t@,i Soap & Candies,
Lead.
Tobacco,
Cigars,
A general
3 lnent Of Conf
\ n iil Ties, .p
K Marbles,
Cotton Batting, y
BrOOms,
!. Nails, IA
And the various articles usually found in a gro,
cery-store.
We win sell low for cash. wholesale or re-
tail. t.4
Country prodnce taken in exchange for gro-
celies, WINDSOR q THRUSH.
Pomefoy, June 9Th, l855--tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11

{F@aas1a a Regular MaFIcttI; Par
Sls$stys5as& kersburgh, HOcklnYpOrt,
ssssssesasssfa HSavesfsWUGd, POMerOy.
West Columbia, Gallip0Iis, Guyan-
dOtte, CattietsbMrg,, frOhtolr, and
Cininnati Packet. M
TuE New and Splendid Steamer
BEfDGE CITY-JoHN EE1SNER.
Master-will run as regular packet in the above
trade; leaving Marietta every Wednesday at 8
o'clock A. NJ. returning willleaye Cincinnati
every Saturday at 4 o'clock P. M. passing Pom
eroy every Wednesday evening at 6 O'Clock P. NJ.
and returning on her upward trips every Mon
day at 10 o'clock A. NJ The Bridge City will
take passengers ar1 freIght for the above and all
intermediate landings. Having recently been
thoroughly repaired and improved, she offers
superior facilities and inducements 10 passengers
and shippers; her officers having bad considera-
bic experience in the trade hope by prompt at
tention to business 10 merit and receive liberal
share Of the public patronage.
iuly o. I856-n99tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
\ RROOKs. SON q SyeI. u rli1nY

|N BROOKS, SON q co. vs.. ElihuH.
~, Stedihan- Meigsj Common Pleas-- Elhu II.
Stedman, defendant, Of the State Of Iowa, will
take notice that on the nth day Of July, AID.
1855, Chauncy Btooks, Walter r. Brooks, Derrick
Fahnestock and lFredrick Brookman partners
under the name style Of G. Brooks sSon, & Co., OF
Baltimore Maryland. filed in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of the county Of Maigs and State az
Ohio, apetition against the said Elihu II. Sted-
man; the object and prayer Of which petition is,
to obtain Judgment on n note given by saddle.
fendant TO said plaintiffs, dated January 18th
1854. due one day after date, FOR the sum of
three hundred and seventy one dollars and sixty
eight cents, with interest from the 18th day Of
June, A. d, 1884, said petition also prays for the
sale of the following premises MOI tgases by said
defenJantto said plaintiffs to osecure lhe payment
Of said note, to wits the undivided half bfthe fol-
following part Of lot No. Il, in the townof Mid
deport. Meigs County Ohio, beginning % feet
south of the northeast corner Of said lot No. 1,
thence south on the line Of said lot i3 feet,
thence west patallel with the street leading to
Rutland Vilage 81 feet, thence notih i3 feet,
thence east 81 feet to the place Of beginning.
with store and warehouse situate thereon, and
the said Ehhu Stedmdn is further notified that
unless he appear and answer OF dAmur to said
pettion or before the FIRST day OF OCTOBER next,
the said plainrif at the term Of said court. next
after the said first day Of October Will apply to
said court to take the matters Of said petition
as confessed and to render Judgment accordingly.
]. BRADBURY, AttYy for Plaintiff.
Pomeroy, July, 1855. we
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
/. MEM AND BOYS, CLoTHING
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

Weiutend this stock shall always he one ofthe
largest, the best furnished. andthe most beauti-
ful and complete 10 be found in the United
States. Our connection With one Of the largest
houses in Massachusetts, where the utmost care
has been bestowed in their manufacture, gives
us advantages which viii enable us to sell
Goods at Eastern Jobber's prices, which we are
determined 70 doi and also enables US to offer
A greater variety Of goods to our customers,
than has hitherto been found in this
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
NEW WHOLESALE
Ready-Made Clothing

WAREH0USE.
Hampton s. OanaIgb5lls
0fstslqts frm Of Hampton WSlson q Co. J
No 90, Third 81. between wood nnd
NlarIkei, y
PITT sBU n OH, PA .
/ A RE now receiving Their stock oflfall and
IN winter goods, 70 whichthey ca Il the atien-
tion of WESTERN N ERtl1ANTS. Among their
assortment viii bs iound g3
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING
OF every possible description; slso Troy and
Hartford Shirts and Collars, Wool, Mefino and
Cotton Undershirts and Drawers Silk and Linen
Haudkerchiefs. Mems Hosiery, Suspenders, Cra-
vats, Neck Ties. stocks, Gloves, &c. Also, a
general assortment Of Vi s3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
Prepared by j. G. AVER,
'faotical and Analvtical Chemiat Lowell. Maaa

Sold BY Eckstein, jr.,, Cincinnati; Darius
Reed and Brother Pomeroy; H. G. Waterman
q Co., MiddIeport, and by dealers in medicine
evefywheTe. [iulY 3Sly3c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
A TaluabIe TannerY for Sale.

"a IHuur y v' " -1VUVIUH = fsOubOIp, V1Vcuoe
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11

" Senate Chamber, Ohio, april 5h, 1854
"DR j. G. AiER-H -Honored Sir: | have made thof.
ough tfia Of the CAfHARTc PILs left me by your agent
and sve been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
lieved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease feel in better health now than fof
some years before which attribute entirely the effects
ofyour CArHARric PLLs. Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS b. METCALF."
Tho above are all from persons who ara publicly known
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
The Daily Gazette.

We desire and moreover We iHtsnd, TO
give the people of Davenport good Day
newspaper; one that will reflect the BUSH
ness. industry aud progress of our city
paper that directly or indirectly will put
more money into the purses OF every manu-
facturer, tradesman and mechanic here,
than they shall pay for its daily dellverance
at their doors, or places Of business.
To facilitate operations we have secured
the services ofELI ADAMS, who Will attend
to delivering the Daily Gazette and collect
ing all dues thereon for subscription alone
and we would say to those with whom we
have accounts for advertising, that they viii
greatly oblige us by considering the two en-
tireiy distinct, as we must make subserip-
tons to our Daily cash operation We
have put the price OF it low with that inten-
ton and shortly intend further improvements
that will involve an outlay to the whole
amount Of subscription thus far received
We now publish the largest and much the
most city-like Daily in this portion oil the
West and intend, without Boosting, to keep
in advance Of every paper thst has been or
may be started III this region.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
New YORK, Mch. IL.


The funeral OF VIM. Poole far surpassed
ANYTHING OF the kind seen in this city for
years. The procession extended about
three miles, consisting mainly of citizens on
foot from six to ten abresst and nearly one
hundred carriages, Broadway was lined by
a dense mass Of people, and every standing
place or advantageous position was taken.
The excitement and feeling. before and at
ter the funeral was intense. The process
sion was headed by Dodworth's full band OF
so musicians The various Cbaplains of
the order of United Americans were out in
full force. The weather was propitious and
everything seemed TO m Ike this one Of the
grandest and most imposing professions ev-
er witnessed. The coffin was enshrouded
in the American flag, and the last words Of
the deceased, IL die true American" ap-
peared in large bold letters on the hearse.
The remains were taken to Greenwood for
interment.
Poole, the bully, il appears was membe'
Of the order of United Americans, hence thu
above pagesntry. twas disGraceral af.
fair anyhow.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
Ac.,,s.u.san In rregAls.

ACaIternian, Who inforns us thathe ne
n., received Tie l4lh letter from his VIE,
= ho !. n this county, requesting him to come
home. sends us a copy ofhis reply, with per-
NJ ;ssion to publish the came. withholding his
.;an,,nre Our tribulated friend dates from
Sierra county:
aAI,er an absence ofthree long years, you
,csin request me tocone home. love you
Fl adore YOU. and long to be W ith you; but
canno, comply. Talkingis of no use.
am hndered from coming from the exeraor-
d,nary fact that have not the wherewith
10 pay my expenses on the way ! nave
been in the country long enough to have got
enough money to take ME home--which ,
so much desre--but everything - mol goio
tina, looks like it in the distance. ! nave
hsep deceived seventy-fve times. at least,
in digginy for it; so I thought would try a
new plan--I hired myself out to work at ~
: a,x. and worked one hundred and nifty
d.vs AT the end OF this time, my employ
ers slipped their property out OF their hands
and ran away l have now quit the goia
business, and um trying another desperate
chance TO get home. Mules are cheap IN
this portion of the country, and am bend
ing oil my energies to buy one, and cross
the Plains. And IT, ever get home again.
would be willing to raise oats, ana haui
them to Galena and sell them at fifteen
cents bushel as long as lived. II ! only
had my land Lack that mortgaged to raise
money to pay my expenses to California,
would ride the mule home bareback. Nine
out of every ten Of my neighbors are as
poor as / am. There are thousands here
who have not money enough to buy second
shirt to their back and never will have. In
a word, | followed the elephant across the
Plains. aud have been with him ever since:
| will write you again, my dear wife, when |
ge, my mule, as have little doubtI shall
| have time TO do often"
We sincerely hope our friend will be sue
| cesstui in his last resort, and come to be
the honest owner OF mule, and reach his
home again in safety, Il was always
marvel to US why he, like thousands Of 9TH
ers similarly circumstanced, ever left it for
the phantom in California.-Galena Adj.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

RUNAWAY SLAvEs.-The Gazette edi-
tor, in aluding 10 our remarks about the
condition Of the tugitives in Canada, says
with all his adherence Of Slavery, he would
not aid Negro 10 runaway and live in Can
ada Neither would We. The man who
encourages Slave to abandon his home
and his comforts so far as he possesses them
and fee into a strange country and untried
climate, assumes fearful responsibility.
But once away and seeking resting place,
like the hunted Hare, painting for refuge
from its pursuers, we would give him suct
advice and such a home, as we thought
would best suit his forlorn state and hi:
needy condition. Wouldn't you do the
same, Brother" DIV. Courier
Why, not exactly; We should advise him
to put aud give him some money to faci!i'
tate his steps, but as for giving him home
that would depend materially upon crcum
stances. After farce we recently saw en-
acted down South, and with the Milwaukee
case fresh in memory, We think we should
BIZ rather chary Of volunteering our services
in case Of that kind.