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

matrlmony; parties agreed 70 employ
green horn country Justice TO put up the
tackllng. lie commenced the ceremonies
by remarklng that 1t was customary 70
commence with a prayer, but ne believed
he would omit that on tying the Knot, ne
sad" 1t was customary 10 give the married
couple some ADVICE put lie oehevea ne
would omit mat it was customary 70 KISS
the pflde, out ne oelle'eo ne Wouiu omis
that also.
Inc ceremony pelng endeq, Jonatnan
TOOK the squire Dy the putponrhoie' ana
ciapplng ms nnger 70 ms nose, sad
s,Fe' Y Z cSsD0nsly y siss s''s
o,s't Is e.|s
s. 8,
! ! "A a. tluMAN y ~ .is !, 4, " !, aeys a 9 &
carrlaSe stopped pelore ene railway ssa'lon
Y Lyons ana man IN saiior oress
arguing V9oA ous Oh the Senlcle iiving
human man trunk; Inc persons s'anolng near
a. lirS' .houghV IL was d V'cVlm Oh tne war
appears that the unfortunate burden which
he bore was man named BARREL, native
of St. Etienne, who in IS4o had cone to
California. An explosion of gunpowder
had thrown him up into the air . to a con-
siderable height, and when he came to the
ground he was found to be in such state
as to render amnutation Of both his leos
and both arms necessary. The man bore
the operation with great fortitude, and in
the course Of time recovered. Since then
the sailor has devoted himself with untir.
inc kindness to the unfortunate man, who
onnS ormP' DaIs M.'il mn lortune y. =, 1oo,
~, E.,nnS anI ,nnar ,s.u' '''s az ''' A'ie"ne'
''''" P"p'''
How He STooD.--" STAND" said a
political orator." on the ample plank Of our
party's platform, and palsied be my arm il
| desert 'em "
You stand on nothing Of the kind"
interrupted little shoemaker in the crowd
you stand in my boots, that you never
paid me for, and want the money"
CHICAGO, Nov. PA terrible gale OF
wind passed over this city last evening.
The steeple Of the new Universalist Church
was blown of, aud three new FIVE story
brick buildings, in process of construction,
were blown down. They were owned by
Messrs. Brown g. Wilder, D. Horton, and
G.. W. Noble. =
Several lumber yards were also badly
damaged. The loss is estimated to be about
thirty. thoasend dollars.
The Mississippi river above Lake Pepin
is closed by ice. At
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NEW iokK, NOV. To.-Ihvacuauon day
was cei"orated to-aay Dy the mllitary' VINO
were reviewed 9y governor Ciafk;
Inc 5rlaI OF Lewis BAKER lot she mur-
ger ol Mniiam fooie commencen yeser-
aay' y ~ Newsourg' oelore !aqge reaoody.
sprl,ng but was royerruled and an attemnt
was made to procure a iury. Four Jurors
were obtained. when the panel was ex-
hausted and a new one was summoned.
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NE" YORK. NOV To'-A ureaoiui ac'
cidehI occurred on SATURDAY altetnooh az
u Ine tu'nei ,5i, "hlen Is oelns cus Ihf1qgh
oer8on iAni' on 'ile iihe Oh tIe New 10TH
ana Erie N"llro"u' TWO miles from 'hiS
Guy -.
fl shal1 hao oeeh sunk at th'S po'n1
seventy-hVe leet IN depth, ior the purpose
OF clearing 'he tunnel OF tNe deoris anu
leteng .ne workmen GOWN; ~ large tup
a'ached 10 rope; is used tot lowering 'he
mN' on SATURDAY nVe Oh tne iapoferS
gov hiIo ,iie 'uD' "nu mnen ~ iiF'o oee"
the rope broke and the whole marty were
dashed to the bottom of the shaft. Three
were Instantly killed, the fourth fatally
injured. and the fifth seriously. The lat
ter two were taken to the New York Hos
pital. X
80 No,
DALTIMoRE' NOV Z9'-NeW orieahS pa
perS oil Monoay nave oeen received
Inc returns irom LOUISIANA mostly oliI
ciai' 1901 up a majority 'of Mr'' buchanan
ol r'o'o' 49,,
Nv editor Of the Crescent, died suddenly in
that city on Saturday.
The rumor that Gov. Wise was about to
call an extra session of the Virginia Legis.
Ilature, is without foundation.
The President of the Georria Central
Rrilroad has addressed a letter to the Lon
don Times, denying the truth of the Ar
! rowsmlti hoax. lie says he was Ill SavaIl-