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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-16

~ auditiJnal er II SO 49, vr, al tn
,,.s u,uion Every county which now 81 ~
49, Ter hr rntItNd 10 n.U,e ha' uu~ IN "r ~
pc q tativef the re I'D ~ vi the pre- vnt drcei'.
II per "A Ur fur all. or ny + ruon of any suit
queu drrenrial rvrod shat b divided into a.
-, y enator al and representative dis'rictN a.
Gh te naI senr"rs "r repre- en- atives e"c we
ary on zero tn p's nt. or any sub eJ en-
.cehn a period VIII Gu d " ca shal he "f ca
yuou- tprri'o and Sscn district shall cOi,taina =
'"a'ly RATIO Tor senator Ur representa- i've ~ l.
iaiI able. witbou vi"lstiug The ~ hrie'n gwen
c." tix"ity Of teri ~ aniw hmt"iv d ny
Nv tnwush y. ecc / ~ pre- inct,o ward u ah'
"pr. entA i've er nat ri d. rct mp ST. -
v or m ~- n'i,.> 81 j iv r a-onO' al exec
rp,p alto over r,ti" be- en- tiled tc ad lion.
,vr sSenta i've. o. ~, a'nrS Tor a'y p' tlin n'
p~es.n' an a. eIu dec n u 'erIo",
y, ,is rc shr d vided / t'tR" d. r'ct- '
h popi u Of y, ch decrnuisl ler"i. " n eh
hall he cont Snous ter itry, an ca sh Ill co
,iu a n ar ra 10 us is attainable Without divid
~ counties.
Ifhy reason If the annex ,,ion of one senator Al
-, ict 10 A. other, ere sh,l' be ant exce,. o.
npula,ion over a senatorial rati,. which -hall h'
utitl ii Z. ndIiti ma, representation Toe any por
ON e anv drceunial peri, ,e,ch d strict, as no"
INST tut d. shall elect one senator
Cnun,ie. sha be- divided into di t"'cts by til
cunt, commits ,i"ners ar suCh ~ her botrt ~ OH
.'"rs e',Ctivr and resi- I in the proPe county
na, tt provided Wv law. AT l"a- 10 n m 9TH
,ri to the general = &c ion IN 1853, tn" cunniie
aitl.d to NJ re- han member II eithrr hon
n al he dvrd d irto district, 10 thu resdn- of
,-srnt Il ccurial peri i and least four m'n
.rior T., tie general election in the first -.
each suh-pqn.nt drcenua period. the couuties
utirIe t. 10 IRE thai on, member tor II, "r any
n,tion nf snch daren ,ial period IN = ther b. y
,ousDs hall BE- iii idrd iulo d $ ctS fpr h
Who'll OF the d"conuinal re'ind deception
hp strict f each county shall b publ h j a
ma, he dire I'D nv the county commissioners '
A., may n, nrp-ctih,1 nv lAw
n. H. VAN WORRIES
Sprakrr Of tn Hnus' ~ ~ u'ativrs.
THOMAS II. FORD.
President oi the S n,te
April 81, 1887
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Dated April 3, 1851.


y
Resolved by te Grneral Assembly of the Stat
Of Ohiu. lhiee fittns If the in-mbers 9 ecrrd t.
ca house cnLcur'ing herein thai the. ID here
b, IS propused Ioihe electors "f hi, Stale TO vO,
on The second Tuesday IT D t"ber next. upon ,
sppr-v j Or Tej s:jon Of the following sIDehdusII
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Dated April Sd, 1851.

A MENDMENT NO. II.


Resolved by the G,neral Assembly of the STATE
0hl, rhree.iifths of the members elected to cuci
House con, urring therein that il b9, AMI hereby l.
proposed to the electors Uf this sta vote on tn
second rucsdd, ot october next upon the approra
or rejection of the following amGnImen as suusll
ute for the Ch AMI sixth sections of the tourtharc
of the Constitution, viz sec. s. District Cunr shai
he hcd in each county At least in each year, ~
on o. more Distr judges elected by the electors o
;, partc usIric % b prescribed hy law, vino shat
mid tn, r Office nr five years and daring their con
nuance IN Office sh Ill reside in the district for whic
they elected. the provisions OF the fnurteent.
section OF this ar le Shrll appl District Judges
The General Assembly III ~ D! law autholiLe ,he judy
es of the Dislic o H. ,nd of the cOHr o comm /
pleas, tn X The i ncs of boiling ticir rcspeasN
courts until 'i~ ri,t Judges shall have hern elcc'e
and qualified. Distri Courts shall te lIvd hy III
Ju ges of the supreme Cnuri anl ut the Court Z"
Common III as NJ unS aIliIDriLe,i. soc. q. The iii
'rict shLtl Ich rlslictiuns mi he pro
Vi led ,y law, aud The in ges thereof sh Ill hlvc an
exercise such pov and jurisdiction AZ chambers,
may be rcquir 10 sit as tgcs of the courts of Com
mou Pleas Us shall be drettc, by law
~
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Wood com. Pleas.
Ditch Notice.

TOTlt is hereb, given to the nonresident owners
of the sDuih half Ot section twenty-our (2I) town
hree range uine east ia, ksUn township, and the north
nlf of see ion twenty-five (25) Wood county. That
he Trust 10 sasd tow n'p will the house Of
Peter W. Argtr in said township, the 10Th day of
/ ~ 1851 at clncS a. for the purpose of locating
drain water cou, commencing at the east end OF
i" se' ton line" AMI running west to the OsegO Pike
Itch AID there terminate,
PETER ". APGER.
ID cd Mnrrh llst ~ a,y D 70
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Petition for DivOrce.

r ARD OIL, Of the best quality Tor sale 6V
IL PECK & HAMILTON.
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LANDS TO nr sELrtrEn FROM IN PAYMENT.

Apprai' edv {.
lie Of section no.. IL 81 G0-lOV.,re s S
0t5 rll-- 10
~ F&nwswstc lltjrll--?0O o.
of s.ctluu = tiril-3-0 D.
For mare def"tte 'es mp ion of the ab.v
DuChe> d DRAINS. reference may b. had To -
En- lin maps aud pr files IN Fl - in III : fl
- rra,ing pr"' ais, "rpl cants shr"l dr iE"'
TIN d trr-> b ihrIr numb -, a. above. the pri',
prrr fT which tnry wr'l IN Ike each en-
ir ,in the time with, VIII 'ch Ih-I viii coup.t
.',ch or ! uf them iu 'a-e exceeding w
r"s) aud al-n hr l4ud Gn parcrt- not l,.>s t'",
1 arrrsra hl >eircr' d in ymen for I'll. h lab
aut ing such ell cii,us IL the land. 'n'- did ..
e nrn Ii Ell h> e lmrr..v IN mt pr pI.e T. b
nn tr by the e. resp Nv" y. p 'canL> will '
nj r--"r he out ide of the pGvrlnpeS Outa in
~ i I. op ia =. the num""r "t d .'ch ar ditch
which et pro, o." h. County minis o.
W N A lhs "ffi tn llth dav o NJ,
xt tor the Iu'po,r If xuuin,ns sa Il prep
W wil, then award mtr,cts Tor making the iu,
prn, "rn""t> all We ecif d. to the lowest re>pou
biz dier or bi ilrrs Successful hi I'd rs should
be- pre- cnt a..d pr pared 81 give bpuds with Sccur.
uy satisfactory u the ommi-sun.rs for the faith
fui perturmanc of their respective contr cts.
b. order ot the County C nmm =, ,un-iB
JANE W r S County >udi'cr
Ntril "A Ig.. Sn
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NEW ADvERTISEME II.
LGS.A OUE FOE
N F. w G. o O d S
at CLINN & BARSTOW'S
Q 600 nushrIs Potatocs Wnntcd

The subscribers wi h 10 purcha the ah",
nam. qraoti'y potators for VIII eh tn hiRhe-
M krt price will b. paid III cash. Also pai'
for oats aud corn
BLINN T. BARSrOW.
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April 81, 1887.

SEoa RY or SrArr's OFFioE
Cumhu. April 1857
hereby certify that the forego NJ. proposed
constitution amen Imrnts are correctly pien
from the original rolls On file H. thi "tii e.
JAMES II BAKER.
S,rrptar, uf State.
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Attachment Motto

Attachment Notice.
I'm. Cotton. plaintiff Jesse Fruwnfetter defel-
dlnt
the 2d la, of April y. 1857 order Of attach
Cincnt was issued in this case. hy John OSlu II, u
Justice of tile Peace for the township of Lih,rty ITn
"uny Ohio against the goods. moneys and effects OF
lid dcfrR,lInt who i NONRESIDENT
Auril 0. lSi7-iSwj% ...
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nkDERS left at Bnn Barstow's, F. r. Miller A.
~ Co.'S. or at the Mill will receive prompt att ntop
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MURRAY a Dopar. At.ys.
ADril 2. IS,1--t wiifG IL
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silrrIi'> sale.

D ted Mareh alst. l,s7-l.wIs sa.5o -.
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ERIsT WORK promptly attended to a, sll times,
ELouR DELIVERED in any part Of the corno.
ration FREE OF CHARGE
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.ars The Bible sociatv


Tho Annual meeting of tho Abbevillo Bi.
bic Society, was held in this place on Wednes
day last. The attendance was unusually large
the various auxiliary Societies in tho District
were represented, and n very general interest
seemed to be manifested in the operatio ons Of
the society. s.s
r The annual Sermon was predchcd by the
Rev. Thos Al Hoyt. and was an elaborate dis.
course on the incomprehensibiity Of the Divine
nature; and on the futility of all objections to
Revelation, which are founded upon the Oh.
struseness of its doctrines.
The Annual Address was delivered by Dr..
George. W. Pressly. 1t presented an earnest
plea in behalf Of the dissemination Of tho
Holy Scriptures and. enforced the important
bearing of Revealed truth upon .man's present
and future destiayy the concurring testimo-
ny Of l'allspast time: -
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NORTH CAE0il%A NORMAL CoLLECE.--Tho
Greensboro On. ca Times brings full report
of tho late Comncnccincist ut the Normal Col
lego. from which we take the following:
W. Gilmore Simm;, J.. J.. D., ofSouth Caro-.
Ina, was introduced To u crowded audience,
and delivered tho Literary address: subject,
"litc Professions" We have heard Mr.. Simns
before, when lie did remarkably well, whom his
lrI'se was on cvcryip But this effort; if pos
sin'e, surpassed even himself Ills cxccllonceis
not III beautiful il"wery language, Lut in tho
'urc 3lront Am:;lo+Saxon, where every word
pears a thou.;hi, We arc clad 10 learn that tLc
Address will be pub!isiledH It's theme is nm i'm,
ror'ani study especially 10 every voupft man:
ana BENG well prepared, will do much good.
GEANp TINES lSEAsr TeNsK,srE.-The cji.
TOR "i The knoxville Rcgisttra is happy over.
the accounts lately received in regard 70 Tho
crops. Hear him: '
"llard times Will have to surrender now
NcvcrIn the history of East Srcnucssce hEvo
! our farmers gathered such u harvest pos fLcv
have bcen blessed with this season. When.
ever We zee ga q iarmer' we SEQ cheerful coun-
tcnancc. The wheat crop in Quality and
quantity, is by far the best ever grown In lila
part OF the State The oat cpops scems to ho
nearly as good and. corn,,, although small for
the time Of the year; nevertheless has a pooj
color, and with a1air season VIII yield 'ss6un.
| bilec.' ,G% Va j"-
SALARY OF RAILROAD ParsrDESr.-Mr No.
ram the President Of the New Yorl, md Er;,
Isaroad, is TO receive S25,0OO n wear SMART
MS much as the President of tho IJn;tca
States receives for his services TO the nation.
tMr. Moran manages the affairs of the rn;i.
road company'as we'll as Isomc Of the prcs;-
,lcnts Of the United States have done tho nc.
l;lIrs OF the naticn, the stockholders will find
no reason to complain. They will Judge Of
that hy the amount Of dividends and tho do.
crease OF the liabilities of the COMPANY.
| IMPROVEMENT At THE WmrE SrLr1urv Srn,ycs.
-lhe Grccnbricr, Wirgina.) White Sulrher
Springs Co, have contracted for the erection Of
:,largc building, 100 feet long and lhrcc stories
high, having Il ball room O1y 1OO.feet aud a
! dining room 10 accommodate 1900 persons.
IL will also contain - lodging rooms: and il
to cost $i",o0e. The site in the Virrinin Row.
and the time Of completion the 18TH of June
next. Extensive bath buildings to cost be.
tween S3",oon and 1000. will bo complct-
ed by the 18th of July next. 81 :.
l."ri@vlI'.'. July 21.-A street raneountcr
between Mr.. Prentice, Of the Journal, and Mr.
! Durrctl, %: the COURIER took place here to day,
i'll consequence Of All article retlecting on Mr..
Prentice. Pistols were used, and Mr. Prentice
| WAS slightly wounilcd' -
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MARKETS..

AEEEvlLLE July s6.-oottoa from lea
l3l cents.
COLUMBIA, July 2o.-Our cotton market
is still at 4 stand. There was no transaction
yesterday, and therefore we can only continue
our former quotations Of II q ii cents.
CHARLESTON, July 27.-Thc transactions
in cotton since oar weekly report reach up
wards Of 1000 bales. The prices current Mt
that period have not only been fully sustained,
but holders seem to have had a'dccitled advan-
tn,c over buyers in the middling and lower
grades, ms many have realized as much as q I
cents advance, viz; 12L a ID ccntse 2.
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The Young Mems Magazine.

We have received the June number Of this
Magazine, which is q monthly Journal, pub
lishcd in, New York, and conducted by Richard
G. Mccormick, Jr., who has bocn heretofore
favorablyr known in connection with Young
Mensghristian Associations and also MS the au-
th6rof q work entitled ca visit to the Camp,
b6forc ScyastoPol." It is n handsome pcriodi-
cal, and promises to supply n want long felt
I'm the literature Of the country. 1t is publish
cd at the low-}ricc Of $3.50 in advance.
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Affairs in Tho, State.

The GrcenvillaRatyidt says,s:thc Commence.
ment Of tho Furnan, uiiisorsity 6id the Dap.
list Female College tool. place lastr week The
sermon before Tho 'Furman, University was
preaelred by the Rev James Furman, and the
Address before the Literary Societies was dc.
'Hvered by Hon. w. w. Boycc. Both dis,
courses are highly complimcntcd,s:. The same
paper says Z "a
=. Our town has a large concourse Of persons
IN ut htdHgGrcsent time, and among them arc
tho Hon. i. D. Ehca, Hon. W. w. Boycc,
Rev. Dr., Curtis, and Rev. Prof Reynolds.
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Obituary..

We arc paincd to record the death Of an
estimablc fellow citizen, Samuel Ricd, Esq.,
who died at liatesidcncc in this vicinity after
a short Illness on Friday last, in the 60 year of
his nge.-TheS heSdcccascd had been for: long
time an Elder ofsthc Presbyterian Churcl. of
this place and was man of high chafactc cr
md influence. lie was universally esteemed,
by ali'who knew him, and his loss will bo
severely felt 10y large circle of relations,
friends and acquaintance. III our next will
appear nh appropriate obituary notice Of his
character md writes. - =,
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Geological Survey OF the State.

The LHuftcSioa COnli,r has received the fol
lowing letter from Oscar NJ Licbcr, the State
Gcoloyist, in reference 10 enquiries, which have
appeared through the Press i'll reference TO his
Report. II seem that the General Assembly,
ordered one thousand copies of The Report to
bc printed, but no resolution was passed. rs to
their distribution. The State printer has de-
livcred them to tho Treasurer of the Upper Di-
vision, who will take charge Of them, until the
Lcgislativ Session in December next:
Ets. Courier Il am informed that suLscri-
her TO your paper demands information rs to
the distribution of my Report Permit me,
therefore, tolanswcr him through the columns
Of the Courier.
A thousand copies Of my report, with the
accompanying plates and maps, were ordered
for publication by the Legislature. OF these
received few copies for dist trbution ut once.
the Librarian ui the Legislature, and await
the action oi that body for final distribution.
My copie; have been Ill disposed oh, but ut The
next session shall ask leave 10 distribute all
the copies not called inr by mc'nlcrs, 50 that /
may DC enabled TO prevent their ''ro,ting in
the State Library" like Mr.. Tuorcy; work.
It's, Of course, to be supposed that 1 am most
Interested in lis proper distribution, anL be-
.idcs, l am necessarily the one Of whom copies
arc most generally demanded, and, indeed,
such requests have been made Of me, far more
frequently than could supply, from our own
State, as well rs from Europe and the North.
II WAS no: iun,il just now that the report
has been issued from the Press. Gentlemen
acquainted with photography in colors will
understand why it it that tho execution Of
the maps and plates, in the admirable
manner in which Mcssrs. Cotton have accom-
rlishcd the task, could not be performed in
day. These gcognostic maps arc the first ones
printed in colors on this side Of the Atlantic.
mud ,puch time was spent in discovering the best
waEof executing them, and as the Legislature
md ortunatcly perceived that these constituted
the most important, and difficult part Of my
lnbors, it was with no little pleasure that I
became aware OF the interest and desire to
excel exhibited by Mcssrs. Cotton d. Co. If
any fellow citizens Of South Carolina are rs
well satisfied with my labors as am with
those Of those gentlemen, shall indeed have
great reason to rejoice.
Yours, very respectfully,
OSCAR NJ. LIEBER,
Camp Mt Glenn Springs July % 1897
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The Temperance Address.

: Owing 70 the inclemcncy of the Evening,
nlanysof our citizens were deprived of the
Plensnreiof hearing the excellent Temperance
Address Of the Rev. w. A. McSwain in The
Courthouse on Wednesday evening. The Ad
dress occupied about an hour in its delivery,
and was characterized by the Speakers usual
ability. lie is well known rs n man of clear
and vigorous iutcilcct, and who rraliatcs
even a dry discussion with those CLEANS Of
hnmor anL rathos, which keep alive tho inter.
tcrcst Of an audience.
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Tho Review to Lomax,s.

In order TO enable the citizens of Abbey i'll I
who arc enrolled in the Sixth Regiment tu
attend the Annual Commencement Of Erskinc
College on the 18th August, the Commander i'll
Chief has directed that the review of that
Regiment shall take place on Tuesday the lth
August instead Of the 18th, the day original y
appointed
The Review at Morrow's, il will bc rccollcct-
ed comes OF Oh the St, August, the Saturday
preceding.
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The Examiner.

We publish in our advertising columns the
prospectus Of the Daily, TriWcckly and Week
ly Examiner, Which is shortly to be revived
under tile elitsrial charge of John G. bowman,
Esq, and W..D. Johnston, both well known
journalists Tt promises to be an ably con-
,luctcd paper. 1t will be published in Colun,-
bia price Of the Weekly 81, Tri-Wcckly So.
Daily Sc.
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CONSHGNE;ES.

The following persons have freight Il in IT the
Depot at Ahhcville:-
7 Hawthorn, Hon T Perrin, II S Kerr, r.
Gray, JJ Wnr,law, EJ Taylor, J + Livingston;
J W Thomas, W d Mars, Mrs T. L Parker W
|. Nichcls, ! j Lyons, 'Dubb, Hunter &; Co. w
Bar, i A Norwood, J - lIaddon, ii T Miller,
Gen ~ u Smith, Henry Jones, II A Jones, J d.
\ Knox, Col j Marshall, G W Cromer.
- y. L. SONDLEN. Ar't.'
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EDWARD Fl. BRITTON,
THE STATE OF SOUTH CROLIN,

ADDEvILLE DIsrRIcr.-IN oRDIEkgY...
Wilkinson Notes, Appt, u.s. Elizabcth Scott L.
Malone, and wife. Ct al, DATES
TT APPEARING to my satisfaction that tho
Il children of Mary Ann Fowler, decd,
defendant in this case, reside witlout.thc linn
its of the State '-ss :.
It is therefore Ordered that they do appear.
either in person or by representative, at aConrt
beville Districsson tire 9th day Of October
next and show cause, why the Real Eatate. of
Elizabeth Notes, decd, should not beTsold for
WILLIAM4HILL, DAD.
July 27, 1858 13, So SUI !.
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Settlement OF tIlc Estate of :
James P. Malone, decd.

TlNIE Estate of J. 1. Malone will be sctlcd
L. III tho Court of Ordinary for AbbcvilIc
District, OH Thursday, thc 10th Of August
ncxl. All persons having claims against said
E,intc. arc hereby notified to render up tho
same duly a;tcstcd toS. MeGowan, Esq, who
is my aitorneys<"
n. l.. LIPSCOMB, Admir-. =
July %, 1857. IS St
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From The Buffalo Commercial Adycrtiser.1
Brigham YounC a New Yorker.

Both brigham Young and ITcber G. Kimbnll
are New Workers. Brigham lived near the line
dividing Ontario and Monroe counties, in the
town OF Victor. at the time bc became n Nor
mon. lie had always manifested q proclivity TO
religious fanaticism, or rather, hc was lazy
rapsenllion, good for nothing except to howl at
a eamp-mccting. lie lived i'll log shanty, with
dlapdated, patient, suffering WIFE, surrounded
by host OF tow-hcad children. Occasion
ally he made up lot of axchelves and traded
them off for sugar and tea; in other fits of in
dustry, he could do days work in tho hay
field for neighbor, hoe the potatoes in his own
little patch, or pound clothes for his wife on
washing day. But his special mission was To 70
to campmcctings and rcvivals, where he man
aged to get his daily bread out Of the more
wealthy br ethren, in consideration of the unc-
ton with which he shouted ''ga-lo-rah!" On
such occasions brigham took no thought of the
morrow, but cheerfully putting on his old wool
hat, would leave his fnmily:without flour in the
barrel or wood at the door, and telliniEkis wife
that the 'I.ord would provide" lie wohld put
off for weeks absence
Poor Mrs. Brigham managed borrowing from
her neighbors with the small hope of paying,
chopped the wood herself, and with an, old sun
bonnct-Navarino style.-went to the. spring
after water, thoroughly convinced that her lot
was not Of the easiest. aAl TINT her hHsband
was to use a western Expression, an aornary
cuss;" in which sentiment all who know him
joined. People were getting very tired OF Brig
ham when Mormonism turned up. lie was
just the man for tho religion, and the religion
seemed expressly adapted to him. He becapae
an oxhorter held noighborhood meetings, rant
ed and howled his doctrines into the minds Of
others as weak rs himself, and finally went West
his powers until the poor miserable, rustic lonf.
'er is Governor of territory and the chief pro-
,phet Of sgraat religious sect lIeshds Just the
'mixtnfe Of shrssdscss aud folly whichis requr,
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Rain.

:: We haSeSdaring thePa;t week been blessed
with abundant showers and the prospects Of
the corn crop, throughout Che District are un:
usually promising.
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Tho PendIeion Messcnger.

We publish III another column the Prospec-
eHs Of this Journal, which is proposed to be
published at pendlcten, S. c., by VIM. Lively
Mt the J,rice Of So in adyanca
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Ss.rhc friends Of JAMES A. McC01sD respect,
fully announce him as a Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-31

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