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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

CINCINNATI, Feb. 5.-l'he nine lrish.
man on ,riel here for some time, charged
with violating the neutrality laws, were dis
charged to day BY Judge Leaviltc. .so,.l..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

! ID The LADIES REPOSITORY. 1.-The Februa-
ry number is here, punctnal as eyers9 Fhis
magazineistands at the head Of its class.
There is no trashy or ephemerali ireading in
this magazine. Its articles meo albonlahe
common gsnse plan, and we presume it has
morescholdrs for readers than any other Of
its class The mind feels brarednp, to go
forthao the battle of life, as our bGdilypow
rrs are renewedjby wholesome food, refresh
ed and ,inyigorated. q pas ,wal lalsbsl !
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

y PHiEA ADELpaIA, Feb. 5.llThe train for
Harrisburg last nighl9was thrown or the
track atoll eigb, miles from ibis city. by
,ho breaking Of rail.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

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FWAsnINefoN, Feb. 1.-The constitution
oi New Gtenuda,2 having been remodelled
since he frenzy between that Government
and lhe unhed S.ales, regarding the con.
,sirucdng OF asrailroad ncross 7ihe ls,hmus
this government HAS been advised that new
joint arrangements have become necessary
Grenada requires that her legation here
musy be aPprised Of our Intention 10 .Gons.
.port troops la order ihp, The Goyernmeni
Of Panama, may be advised ofdhe fac, 10
Distinguish ADVENTUROUS squads hombopa
'6deT military forces, witch in uihp. transit
must conrorm loelhe. civil laws Of iha. coun-
Try. 'eouo,ahs hiaa 10 vsiy aal ioi zasnieq =
y The area ground the hall % the House,
was densely crowded this afternoon, with
hundfeds NoT 6ffies seskcfs, ShiIe. Others
soughy5eluge in ,hesrolpnda Of The Capitol,
tS Members before land during the session
were busily engaged in signing ,hs papers
or applicants. No soonef had Capt. Oar:
ling been qualified lhanhe areaoyed q mes.
isshgeE and dsppoinled his successor. This
,sesWed ,bse signal dOrl lbe ipsidserowd ie
rush pbQnIhimsYilh, inporluhilies,andwh
The House adjourned the scene Iasfehdered
additionally ekuhiue hy The rushing In oi
IheTpaWids oficg seeking fogees. 40 .
IS M, Fslle,t will probably bc elected prin,
.ier,o the House to-morrow. y 1ivrf - \ i,s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

IRosroS. REeIsTERj-+This weekly is one
of dur'best exchanges. Its open cheerful
codntenance always wears a le-Aight-
ing UP the pathway ofilife. 7 Bro, stinson,
must be;a busyisditor, Always oplliing the
sweetest Aowcrsand richest boquets,to pre-
sent his patrons. II iOcertainly the dbest
family newspaper in southerneo Ohio. Long
rmasy an sPPrsqiafing public under his
vine, and Quilts choicests slusltGrsp and under
hisl6g tree, and be fed with its choicest
.ffuhsiq OF ,as! oiliuq lo siqi9ai1q oE I
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

gso. r. esIs''' 'a1Rgfd with a So fl
on ieach Ing reSR rltor, we saw a grave
ybn,al1iuk the iemslps pr IS s. Bard~sll,
uf TazeWelf county, Illinois, died July )"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12
From the Vhio, Journal Of Education.
Normal School,
TooNTINuRbI T.

Rspor; f.Ns committee, 10 wlon,sl ,cas ). en-
trusted ne duly Of considering The pro
prleiy Of establishing q Normal School
d under q. Ms apspiees If HI. Ohio Stat
Teachers Association. ...-. \. ~ 'ec ~ !
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12
t9 0VerIook ilsl truestintefests.

j ourehterprising friends, Messrs.Reed, and
Curtis, after looking in vainfot ahouse in
the West, have concluded 70 make Pomeroy
their head quarters for the present. They
have bought out B. r. Robbip's Grocery
Establishments and design opening a com
plete Stock Of fancy and staple groceries
we expect they will patronize the printer,
and the printer will doubtless patronize
them q, ~. ll.s.l IN 90 M g1n..1aT J
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

"bsr the Tslegrsan.Y
Notts On Dekett Llfe. or the Route
tSCaIss4Tnis In ls$S.
yowMal II " ". Habbsli, repiAd by
~ Wiidfre,> HE Wandersr.." "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

T0eUnHut, WIN tno ftePuuIicdu paIty. AuC
we .tbiHh it.last toFecertain extent accom-
plished the purpose. And we wonder at
the short sightedness of the Journal in this
respect ITS dhief. ebit6rfis clerk of the
House. and having every. .opporlnnity-te
give the people altrps knowledge of the acts
Fef The Legislature, it mighthave made it.
|elf decidedly popular. Doubtless there are
many all over the State, Who have subscri-
led q the Journal, for the express purpose
of 9btaining,legislatiyc proceedings, but this
source out off by the course ofthe proprie-
tors, will, no doubt, render then, to d certain
e extent unpopular, The, Republican party
ARE not prepared to hsyetAsira officers, put
their ahandihtu the 'treasurys'so sooug Re-
trchcbment and reform on this subject, was
theIralBing cry last autumn .sa;Ws think
81 che y Journal was tsRpsa BY thel Salesman,
y to overlook its, ,truestinterests. n,go glt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

ii ~ fi, urA Bssj q Wade Bn be S6ol
,.eA IfoSev idds Aill dele9Aine.
NJ AFe be4 SS!spsly as1ld4g ! W
in nlstde9 y pSs 4ayiSRyIli! one. shSAId
the snow pass off with rain storm. our
constituents uiong tho river banks had better
lprrfYPrFti s 'hs1A4h1qffAfras)c
|arks; for such ii,Ud as Wiz ensue, has
-uuver- wished INC -rurth -yincg the yime Of
Noah. ".TNtT2aa Az
Tho Commiuce on Public Buildings have
Just made repol in ,relsrepce- lo1he Slple
House, from which we gather lie lbllewine
.AiaEl.iag. .la:la:-. I've years aga,-lhe. Com
missioncrss ips their repou stated .ha, $4o0,,
600 would be sufficient ioIinish the build.
Ing. Since .ha. lime 100000 have been
appropriated and expended. The Commits.
sioners now report thai they are in, deb.
$I92 600, and that in addhio, 10 This in
dsbtedbess, they 9wiibrequire $687 900 TO
finish liie building, most Of which Is Under
conlrac, That there have been frauds, We
hays no doublr bu. whether ,he! Legislature
will be ableq 10 ferret themsOul, and expose
f,heinto',hslliga Al IS altogether akoihe, dues-
lLr .Ngfidl az .Atlfi1ni0 fl4N1 El 4kl
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
Bachelors Hall,

bachelors hall what queer looking place II Isl
Kape me from such all the days of my life;
Sure, but think, what burnin' disgrace il is
Niver at oil to be getting wife.
See the the old bachelor, gloomy and sad enough,
Placing his takettle over the fire;
Soon II tips over-St. Patrick he's mad enough
tIf he were presently to fight with the squire. ih
Now like hog in a mortar-bed wallowing,
awkward enough) see him kneeding his dough:
Troth! If the bread he could ate without swallowing
How il would favor his palate you know.
His dshcIoth is missing, the pigs are devourng it;
In the pursuit he has battered his shin
A plate wanted washing, grimalkin is securing it,
Thunder and turf, what pickle he's in
Pots, dishes and pans, such greasy commodities
Ashes and prater skins kiver the floor,
His cuppoanl's store house of commcal oddities,
Things that had never been neighbors before
His meal being over, the tables left setting so,
Dishes take care of yourselves, if you cant
But hunger returns then he's fuming and retting so
Och let him alone for baste of man.
Late in the night then he goes to bed shverng
Niver bit Is his bed made at all,
He creeps like terrapin, under the kiverin'-
Bad luck to the picture of bachelors hall
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

nara very enterprising Yankee has just
published a project for the equalization Of
summer and winter. He says" intend to
lay down in every street, court, lane, place,
and alley of Boston, 10000 miles of iron
main, four feet diameter, with IL inch service
pipes entering each house. So far good
Then / shall commence at the top of the
White Mountains to lay pipe ten feet In
diameter into the ground six yards deep from
the said White Mountains to the main in Bos-
ton, which will have been constructed as be-
fore remarked. This done, I shall build a
steam engine, 7lS, 900 horse power this way,
if you please, Pm afraid some one hears mel
| shall force the freezing atmosphere from the
mountains into every house in Boston
There is no mistake about this-it's bound
to go; and when it's finished mean to go in,
that's fat footed, for line of pipes to the
tropics to pump hot air into the houses in
winter. These little jobs completed, We shall
have our cool weather in July, and in Je.s,.,
uary it shall be warm and comfortable; as
it ought always to have oeen. guess Ma
lures JIG is aboat up, amt it?"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
Duel.

Thomas Hood describes an intended duel which
was prevented by an amicable arrangement made
upon the ground The parties-Mr. Bray and Mr..
Clay--riyals for the affections of Miss Lucy Bell.
una II necessary TO appeal to arms;
But first they found friend apiece
This pleasant thought to give
That when they both were dead, they'd have
Two seconds yet to live
To measure out the ground not long
The seconds next forbore;
And having taken one rash step,
They took a dozen more
They next prepared each pistol pan
Against the deadly strife;
BY pntting in the prime of death,
Against the prime of life. M
Now all was ready for the foes;
But when. they took their stands,
Fear made them tremble so, they found
They both were shaking hands.
Said Mr. G., to Mr.. B.,
" Here one of us may fall, b.
And, like St. Pau's Cathedral now,
Be doomed TO have u ball.
do confess did attach
Misconduct to your nanel
II withdraw the charge will then
Your ramrod do the same?'
Said Mr.. B., az do agree;-
Bnt think of Honor's courts:
II we be off without shot,
There will be strange reports.
But lookl the morning now is bright,
Though cloudy it begun;
Why can't we aim above, as if
We had called out the sum-
So up into the harmless air lt
Their bullets they did send; t.f ..I,.
And may all other duels have
That upshot in the end
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

Below, we give the Memorial now in cir
culation for the location of the scat of
Justice of Amador county at Volcano.
To fhe Honorable the Senate and the assembly
Of The State Of California, now in Ses-
sioa: - nf m lfiH cfaH
The memorial of the undersigned, citizens
and qualified electors of Amador county, re-
spectfully represents TO the Honorable the
members of the Senate and the Assembly Of
this State, that a majority of the voters and
taxpayers of Amador county, arc opposed
to the county seat remaining at the town of
jackson, where it was located by the Statute
of the last Legislature of the State, chapter
113. Your memorialists further represent,
that an election was held on the third Mon
day of July, A. d. 1854, by virtue Of the
Act approved the eleventh of May, 1854,
chapter AZ, entitled "An act granting to the
electors of Calayeras county the privilege to
vote for or against division Of said county,
and to organize the County of Amador;p and
that vote was had for the county seat of
Amador county, at that election, under the
said law. That the towns of Jackson, Vol
cano, Sutter Greek and lone City, were each
prominently presented for, and each comman-
ded the suffrages Of the electors for the Coun-
ty seat. That the official returns in the Office
OF the Clerk of Amador county, show that,
oil the votes cast at that election for County
seat, Jackson received one thousand and three
votes; Volcano received nine hundred and
thirty-seven votes Sutter Greek received five
hundred and thrty-nine votes and lone City
received four hundred and ninety-six votes,
and few scattering votes for other places
Your memoralists show that jackson obtain.
ed only A PLURALITY OF SIxrY-SIx VOTES. more
than Volcano, for the County seat, whilst the
aggregate vote of Volcano, Sutter Creek and
lone City, gave majority of nine hundred
and sirty-nine rOtes against the town of Jack
son for the county seat of Amador county,
Your memorialists further show, that these
facts were not made kaown to the Honorable
the Senate and the Assembly, at the last ses-
sion. when the town of Jackson was made
the county seat, by an act defining the bound
aries Of Amador county, chapter l13, but
that on the contrary the Senate and the AS
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

ExAcTISG HUsBASp.-An old comedian,
aged about eighty married girl about eigh-
teen, and when dying few years after, he
very solemnly called her to his bed side, and
after drawing the picture of the coid, cold
mansion he was going to asked her favor, at
the same time declaring that his malediction
would fall upon her, that his ghost would
haunt her, and that his spirit would rap her
into madness if she did not consent. Tear
ing her hair, signing and crying she swore to
do whatever be might request, Then" said
the old man, in sepulchural tone, ''nepcr a.
gain marry an old man" She religiously kept
the oath she had made him, and the next time
took one of twenty-five. m saa
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
uouGHrALNG.1 tw. II, PnILnRl
HARDWARE. STOVES. &c.

iin Subscribers would respectfully inform the
-, ts'zens Of Volcano and surrounding country,
NM Wv oa'y nave formed Co-partnership, and have
Go,oY =" nand at their store next door to the Empire
4 h 'he largest and most complete stock Of
NnDW'aRE, ST0VES, TLN'WaRE, SC,
ya p pnered in this place. Our stock Of STOVES
6an,oSe en y. selected with particular care, and are
tbia a assortment Of H9RD U.aRE embraces eve
,na, Is usually kept in an establishment Of
erms ""0h We onei oh 'he i"os' hpe''i
IN IN and Coppersmithing. all kinds. done to order
'-S 'poflest notice. Give us a call. r..t
nov :, H0uGHTALING IL PHILBRlCK.
- ~ Ann
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

HONE MASsERs.-We sometimes meet
with men who seem to think that any indul
gence in an affectionate feeling is weak
ness. They will return from journey and
meet their families with a distant dignity, aud
move among their children with the cold and
lofty splendor of an iceberg, surrounded by
its fragments. There is hardly more un-
natural sight on earth than one Of these fam
lilies without heart. A father had bet
ter extinguish boys eyes than take away
his heart Who that has experienced the
joys of friendship, and affection, would not
rather lose all that is beautiful in natures
scenery, than to be robbed of the hidden
treasures of his heart? Cherish, then, your
hearts best affection. Indulge in the warm
and gushing emotions Of filial, parental, and
fraternal love. Think it is not weakness
God is love. Love God, everybody, and
everything that is lovely. Teach your chill
dren to love; to love the rose, the robin; to
love their parents; to love their God Let
it be studied objects of their domestic cul-
ture, to give them warm hearts, ardent affec-
tons Bind your family together by those
strong chords. You cannot make them too
strong Religion is love; love to God, to
man.-Dr Halls Medical Journal.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

WoMAN's WoRK.--It is granted as prin-
cipal that ampel scope should be given for the
man to perform his share Of the social work,
and ample means of instruction to enable him
to perform it we'll What provision is made
to enable the women to do her work well and
efficiently? 1t is not charity, nor energy, nor
intelligence which are wanting in our women,
any more than dauntless bravely in our men
But something is wanting: or surely, from so
much material more positive and extended So
cial benefits would arise What is wanting
is more moral courage, more common sense
on the part of our legislators. If men were
better educated they would sympathize in the
necessity of giving better education to wo-
men, They would perceive the wisdom Of
applying, on a large and efficient scale, the
means of health, strength and progress, which
lie in the gentler capacities of the gentler
sex-material ready at hand, as yet wasted
in desultory, often misdirected efforts, or per-
ishing inert, or iermenting TO eyie and dispair.
Lying at the source of the mischief we trace
great mistahe and a great soani The great
mistake seems to have been that in all our
legislation it is taken for granted that the wo-
man is always protected always under tute-
lage, always within the precincts of home;
finding there her work, her interests, and her
happiness; but is this truey We know it is
altogether false.---1frs Jameson Ha
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

REVOLUTIONARY RELcs.-One Of the most
interesting scraps Of Revolutionary history
connected with New Haven, was the murder
of old Deacon Beers, grandfather of the
present DIR. Beers, of this city. 1t will be
remembered that when the British made
their entrance into New Haven, old Dr. Beers,
who was then some seventy years Of age,
was standing in the doorway of his house,
watching the soldiers as they passed Hav-
ing met with several repuses, and the loss
of one of their officers but few moments
previously, they were greatly enraged, and
prepared for any act of violence; and seeing
the old deacon standing at his door, they
wheeled about and several shots were fred
some of which took effect, killing him in
stantly. The same building now stands on
the corner Of Chapel and York streets, and
must be upwards of hundred years old A
day or two since, while some carpenters were
engaged in repairing the house, they dug out
Of the boards near the door, three rifle bull
lets, which have been shown to us, and there
can be no doubt but they are the same which
were fired on that occasion. The circum-
stance with which they are connected, rem
der them amongst the most interesting of
Revolutionary relics. 1a
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
A. II. II o Y, NJ. ID.
Dentist.

k<@g. Permanently located in Volcano,
GFrT,5-t.9 having a comfortable and convenient
Office, with all the necessary Istr,i.
NY ' Iools and appliances, will do any kind Of
A sA 'ua' pertains TO the profession Of Dentistry,
manner which shall give entire satisfaction, or
0e money refunded. 7TIGs
,h'lcai n, teeth inserted on Gold Plate or Pivot,
LA a' oase may require. Teeth plugged with Pure
<b"a, or extracted. Childrenis Teeth regulated
H., s secessaryi and all diseases Of the GUNS (the
NJ winch winch is called scuryy of the Gums,) cured
~. ~ TAf' chloroform administered II desired
oct q -,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
say-who Is lovely? It Is the gi

pg-Who is lovely? 1t is the girl who
drops sweet words, kind remarks, and pleas
ant smiles, as she passes along; who has q
kind word Of sympathy for every boy or girl
she meets, and kind hand to help her com
panions out of difficulty; who never scolds,
never teazes, nor seeks in any 10 diminish but
to increase their happiness. Would it please
you to pick up string of pearls, drops of
gold, diamonds, or other precious stones. as
you pass along the street? But these are
precious stones which never can be lost
Sympathise with those in trouble. Strive
everywhere to diffuse around you sunshine
and joy. If you do this you will be sure to
be loved.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

GETTING MARRIED.-It is curious to some
to note how peoples ideas Of preparation for
this species of amusement vary Nose and
Lie take a notion" to each other. Nose
buys secondhand bedstead, three wooden
chairs, table q small looking-gass and
light stand, while Lie, provides hen feather
bed, four sheets and two coverlids, a table
cloth, six towels, some little minor arrange
ments, with the disposition to make the best
Of everything forthwith; two dollars are paid
for the minister's blessing upon their joint ad-
venture on housekeeping, the scene whereof
is three story back room with a seven-by-
nine chamber attached, where fhe first baby
is born, before either parent is of age. Mr.
Count-the-cost, on the other hand, never
thinks of the matter until he is thirty, courts
Miss Prudence for fourteen years, perpetually
putting off the happy day" because he
hadn't got quite enough to buy nine stored
marble front on Style street, and furnish two
suits Of reception rooms in ebony and silver;
preferring (for such acquisition, to wait until
both are too old They buy the big house,
have grand wedding, a great many enemies,
few friends, and no children. After the
property is at length equally divided between
the Timbuctoo Moral Reform Association
and lawyers, who contest the win in behalf
of blind cousin, who fights it on the ground
of insanity" alleging the long courtship of
the parties as evidence thereof. The cousin
being at length ruined, the Timbuctoo"
directors compromise by paying opposing
counsers fees and costs, aud the marble front,
with all its belongings, is converted into cash.
Ten years afterward the books Of the sexton,
and the stone in the cemetery are the only
records Of the existence Of Mr. Count-the-
cost and his forgotten bride. Funny world.
very.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
Store for sale.

The slraoie nse location on Stony Point, Volcano.
Itant;P present owners being about 10 leave for the
br s'r, states, offer to sell on reasonable terms
'he' particulars apply at the Store a
rcy a. BuTTFRFIELD e. co.
2if
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

MALTEE HOUSE-BurrE Cry.
mi me ne undersigned has opened the above Hotel
- anu soiicits share of public patronage.
4 Dutto c,.- =, MALTEE CHIEF.
W. NOV. bth. Hm.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

DREss.--The best dressed men wear the
least jewelry. OF all things avoid snowy
chains, large rings, and aashy gewgaws pins
and brooches. All these should be left to
Indians and South Sea Islanders.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

WoRDs.-It is with word as with an ar
arrow once loosed does not return
TO the bor, nor word TO the mouth.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

p1-For busting steamboat boilers and chew
ing tobacco the people Of these United States
beat the world a
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
= TEBBs 4 JOHNSON,
SAMUEL J. X. HANDY,

(LATE OF PLAcERvILLE, CALI
COUNSELLOR AT Law, =
IN AvtNG removed TO Volcano, will strictly at
n tend 10 all Professional Business confded TO
N. in the several Courts OF Amador, Calaveras
n Ell Dorado counties, and in the Supreme Court
the State.
'Once on Consolation street next door to the Res
|nrant of Spangle 4 Co.
.ec I-lV
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

Thy WILL BE DoNE-The late Mr.. Kilpin
Of Exeter writes: knew case in which the
minister, preying over child apparently dy-
ing, said, If it be they will, spare,--."
The mothers soul yearning for her beloved,
exclaimed 1t must be his will / cannot
bear it," The minister stopped. To the sur
prise of many the child recovered and the
mother after almost suffering martyrdom by
him while STRIPPING, live to see him hanged
before he was two and twenty Oh / it is
good to say" Not my will, but Thine be
done
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
uTH.] JAMES II. HARl
Smith d Hardy,

rroRNEYs AND couysELLoRs AT LAW, sAcRA-
MESTo, CAL.
NlLL attend TO causes in the Supreme Court,
" and in all the courts of Sacramento and ad-
6ning counties.
OFFICE in Latham's Building, North side OF st.,
ftween 2nd and Sd.
nov 8 2 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
Advertising.
JOB PRINTING.
w. AVER, VI. ID.

ns;cs two doors South of the Empire Hotel.
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