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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

LATER FROM KANsAs-TuE CoSsTITU.
TON WITH SLAVERY CARRIED.-Kansas ad
vices TO the 22d have been received. The
constitution with the slavery provision
has been carried by large majority.
The returns were mesgre. II was report.
ed at Lawrence that letters had been re.
ceived by tie. republicans that body OF
men had gone TO- Lecompton to seize the
territorial arms; also. that Gen. Lane had
gone to Fort Scott with the intention to
destroy that place aud exterminate the
pro slavery settlers on the Shawnee res
eryatiou aud carry the war into Missouri.
General Denver had assumed the Gov.
ornship. and issued an address~ exhorting
the people to appeal to the ballot box for
the settlement Of their difficulties.
It is stated also that President Cal
houn. Of the Constitutional Convention.
has invited himself and the officers Of the
Legislature to be present at the counting
of the returns. There is nothing sutben
tic from Fort SCOTT.
SECOND DISPATCH
ST.. LOUIS. Dec. ga bearer Of dis.
patches from the acting Governor OF
Kansas passed through here yesterday
for Washington. The poll was not open.
ed at Lawrence.
Tho Lawrence convention was TO meet
on the 23i. TO decide whether to vote for
State officers. Many favor such course
with view of crushing the State go, EN-.
mont. Mr.. Stanton is mentioned as
candidate for Governor.
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'~Tss s'ipmsa dsllivss .f.s,' them.
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Arr1Arrap sufcIDr.-A man named

ATTEMFtep SUICIDE man named
Andrew Carver. employed on the ballast
train ofthe n. w. Va. Railroad. attempts
ed to commit suicide at this place on last
Saturday. by cutting his throA. with q
razor. He had been sick with fever for
several days. and committed the act in q
ft Of temporary arrangement. He was
80 far recovered on Tuesday last as to be
able is be removed TO Baltimore.
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Rssto the sse.ios,o-nissa
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ton asking that the time may be extended.
for holding the Circuit Court in this
county
a Bill

- ASAt-7.i
To eq,selize Die charges of he Northtpssters
Hiryfnia railroad company. for hte frd,,s-
portdtion of Gay passengers and Jreigdt.
and through passengers and freight
4. BE it enacted by the general assem-
bly,, that hereafter the Northwestern Vir-
GINA railroad company shall not charge
any more per mile for the transportation
of freight or passengers from Grafton to
any point on said road .Sor from Parkers-
burg to any point on the same, or from
any point between Parkersburg and Graf
ton, or from Grafton to Parkersburg. q
greater amount per mile ethano the said
company shall charge for the transporta>
ton of passengers or freightbfrom Par
kersburg to Grafton sor,from. Grafton to
Parkersburgs the objeesiof this act being
to equalize the charges of said company
upon through passengers sandfreight, and
way passengers and freight Z ss2pa
j e. Be aits further enacted. that iii said
company shall violate the 6rst section Of
this act. oriany. parsiithereof. ii shall be
guilty of, Q; misdemeanor and fined at the
discretion of jury. gupon Indictment or
information, for; each Offences at least
twenty dollars sast sit gafod
/ ass, This act shall be in force from its
passage. SC ao2 z-L-ssl2 3sbt39a0'
81 A HUuBU5as..4sA story is going the
rounds OF the press of the feariuly dis
gushing sights Witnessed by The divers
who went down TO the decks and hold of
the Russian frigate which sank in, the
Baltic Sea during a recent gale, which is
without found alton save in the imagina.
lion of the writer. Ittis fact proved
by the experience Of the divers in these
lakes that nothing can be seen when a
few feet below the surface Of the water.
Some fellow, after the successful attempt
OF The diver to get up the safe of the
steamer Atlantic. a year or two since,
wrote for the Detroit Advertiser vivid
description Of what the diver saw in the
c .bins of that ill-fated vessel-snd the
article was copied far and wide. By
chance. not long after, We came in con.
tact with the diver. who. it was said.
had seen that terribly beautiful cham>
Der of death, and he very coolly told
us he saw nothing-that his labor OF
ing and raising The safe would have been
comparatively light could he have been
able to SEQ even the dimmest outline Of
an object. In descending. all light was
lost TO him fifteen or twenty feet below
the surface. and from that time. the
darkness of Egypt" prevailed. and he
was governed by feeling alone 0!evs-
land Plaindeolsr.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-22

re- Below We give the proposed SEN
ate Bill for establishing Lunatic Asy>
lum. in Northwestern Virginia. It was
sent us BY our faithful Senator, John
Brannon. Esq Weston Herald.
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a petition was presented by Mr. 10.
Johnston, Of the lawyers Of Ha.,;.an
Comfy. I'VE pr.run. this /. ths pesi.
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IarkshIlrg Rsgistrr
CLARKsBuRG. FRIDAY, JAN. %. 1854

g Bquai Laws and Eqaai Rishts g,
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MEAHaee Es,g EEss.

>lCl DNlNADff ltol III NiNlON >. Z. NJ,
GRgpNyILLB g. H., $. G..
Order No. -
fKIlIE Regiments comprising the 1st Brig
IL ade lst Division S. C. NJ, will assemble
atthc following times and places, for Review
and drill, armed and equipped as tho law
directs:
The 3D. Regiment, at Toncy's Old Field,
on Tuesday, the 3lst August.
The LIST Regiment, az Bruton's, OH Thurs
day 2do September.
The 4th Regiment, at lIaynic's, on Thurs
day. the 9th OF Ser cmber.
The AID Regiment, at Minton's, or Craig's,
on Saturday the llth of September.
The Cd Regiment, at Halls, on Tuesday.
tho l4th of September
The 9th Regiment, nt Hunters, oil Thurs
day the 10th Of Scptcmbcr.
The commissioned and ucomm, ssioncd
Officers will assemble the days previous, ut
their respective places of Review, for Drill
and Instruction.
Coloncls of Regiments are charged with the
extension of this order They will he pre-
pared and make their Returns mt the Reviews
BY order OF Brig. Con. EAsLEY.
III. LEE TllRCSTON, Brig. Mai.
Aug. Is td
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Smiles.

A pheasant s'aiie 70 light tho eye,
And fill the heart with gladness,
To chase away tile tcnrs ofgricf,
And hush the sigh of a sadness;
To lend the face faircr charm,
A soul ofloyc expressing.
That to earth must divinely bring
a comfort and blessing.
O, smiles have power world of good
To fling around us ever;
Then let us wear their golden beams,
and quench their ardor never,
For while n smile illumcs the eye,
And wreatlcs the lip of beauty,
The task oflifc must ever be,
4 pure and plensnnt duty.
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STATE OF sOUTHE CAROLINA,

PlOkENS--lS ORDINARY.
We ~ 'V"S" va "nU O'"ers To provo Will in
John Bowen, Ex'or. ct ais. solemn form.
WHEREAS, w. II. Bowen and others have ap-
w piled to me to have paper purporting TO
bc the last viii and Testament of William Bow
en-, cccascd, late of said di".rict. proven in due
AM. solemn foem of laws and il appearing to
my satisfaction that T. II. Bowen, Joel Well
born and wife Martha, Thornton Benson and
wife Elizabeth, and 4. II. Bowen and wife Nan
cy, defendants in this case. reside without the
limits OF this State: 1t is ordered therefore
that !hcy appear in tho Court of Ordinary, to
hehcldat Pickens Court House, on Thursday tho
l4th day VI October next to show cause, If any
they can, why thc saii paper, purporting to he
the last VIII end Testament of the deceased
aforesaid should not bc proven in due form Of
law. Given under my hand and seal of Office
the 9Th day of July, 1888.
w. J. PARSONS, ORR.
Ordinary s Office, July o. 1868 8ni
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Military Order.

GNllE Captains having command of beat
will parade them at Hunters on the 10Th of
September next, at 10 o'clock. A NJ. Off
ccrs, commissioned and non-commissionc,l.
the day previous for drill and instruction,
armed and cquippcd as the law directs for
ordinary militia duty. Lieut. Col II III Grif-
fin, the Judge Advocntc, and officers in com-
mand of tho several beat companies, will as
scmblc at the court house after tho drill.
equipped as thc law directs, for tho purpose
of holding court martial.
BY order of Cen w X Easlcv:
JOSHUA JAMESON.
Aug ~. 1908 6 Col Gang
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Ndb'FHCE.

4 PPLICATI0N will be made to tile Commits
"A sioncrs Of Roads, at their next meeting for
leave to change the public road leading from
PickcnsC c. H. to Cashier Valley. by leaving tho
present roM at or near Drymonhil, four miles
from the formcr place, and connecting again
halfmile beyond this point. DIVORCE ngain ut
or near Stamp Creek and intcrscct the same
road in or near miles length; also, such other
changes as may be thought necessary. Notice
is also given that should this applicationto the
Board fail. the Legislature win he petiticncd
for leave to change the above road as is herein
set forth.
May 25, 1873 45 Sm
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POETRY.
From the South Carolininn.
Go for the Right, Whatever BetlGc.

p.,,o ,,, Sorr, ror,l;,;o,
!,
nv W. NJ. MARTIN.
Th,uo,,, h,,u,, ,n,;cc rou
wif, L,uylnsrnnJ smiles
And s,,.;vc 20 cnsnorcvou
Win charmcs md Win wilcs.
Oh nnss them bv lightly.
nb,i, nowors ,lcr;1r
Nndl on tor Tho rirl,t
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State OF south CaroIiala,
IN ORDINARY--pICKENs
Summons in Partition.

G.. +. Cox
VS. Summons in Partition
Edward Cox, ct. ais
appearing to my satisfaction that john Cox,
/ NINrinda Cox. Gabriel Cox, Robert Cox, Lit
Teton Edge and wife Minerva, George Naves
and wife Jane, George Glow and wife Rhoda,
reside without the limits of this State 1t is or
dercd, therefore, that they do appear in the Or
dinary's Office, mt Pickcns c.. H., on Monday tho
9Th day of November next, and object to the di-
vision OF sale of the Real Estate of Joshua Cox,
deceased, on their consent to the same will be
entered of record.
w. j. PARSONS, ORD.
Ordin0rys Office, August !. 1853
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Stale OF somih Cavoliaasa, ,

IN ORplSARXr-rIck&Ss. E
James NJ. Abbott
W Summons in Partition.
Noah Abbott others.
I appearing to me tsat Noah Abbott and Jno.
i Dowis and wife Sarah, dcisndnnts In tlls case
reside without 'he limits OF this State; Ii Is or
dered shat they do appear in the 0rlinery's
efliee, at Pickcns g. H., on Monday the 1lth
day Of f0ctobc, next. and object 10 tho division
on sale Of the Real Estate Of William Abbott.
deceased, ortheir conseutto tho same will be
entered Of record. ht
W. J. p.tRSoNS, o.rn9
ordinary's Office, July g 1888 Sol
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U El Il TX 60 w &c co " liz lI5 R .

ever aspirations we may have had for ylory
arc entirely ubducd The pursuit of a
seat in Congress "under difficulties" is one
in which we have no desire to rc-engogc.--
We are satisfied that we carry with us into
our retirement she best wishes of gcncr-
Gus though ungrateful people, aud arc CON
tent
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State OF south Carolina,

lN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEREAS, Rob't.A. Thompson, Commissions
er in Equity of pickcns district, hath ap-
Piled to Inc for letters of administration, upon
all and singular the personal estate OF Daniel
Mckinney, deceased, late of the State aforesaid
and district of Pickcns: The kindred and
creditors of said deceased arc therefore, cit cd to
appear before me, nt pckcns G. ii. on Wcdncs-
day the 22d September next. to- shew cause, il
amy they can, why said letters should not he
granted Given under my hand and seal of Of
flee, l4th August, 1853
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Final Notice.

rHNIIE Estate of John Abbott, deceascd,will
he finally sottlcdmthc Ordinary's Office.
ut Pickens G. H. ON Monday the 2Ith day of
September next Those indcbted must mako
payment by that time. and thosc having de-
mands will render them to mo legally attes-
ted on or by that day.
q. W. PHILLIPS, ESor.
juno 10. 1858 AS 3m
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Final Estate N0fioe.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT a 0nal sct-
IN Element of the Estate of JaJncs Hill
burn, deceased. will be made bt az Ordna-
rvs Office, at Pickons G.. uspo4s ltlay tho
18th day of Septcnber GesA indebt-
cd must make payment, aiss having
demands will render them httcstcdl
10y that time. Notice isalso gwen that Twill
not be responsible for interest 1fter.lsat time,
JAMES II. ITAG00D, Adm'r,
juno 3. 1853 10 am
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Sdatc Of South Carolina,

tN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WllEliEAS. Jcptha Norton hathappliedto me
W for letters of administration upon all and
singular the personal estate OF Martha Norton.
deceased, late of the State aforesaid ana district
ofPickcns: The kindred and creditors of said
deceased arc therefore, cited to appear before
me- at PickcnsC. ii. on Monday the 20th Sept.
Inst. to shcw cause, if any they can, why said
letters should not be granted. Given under my
hand and seal, Sept, 3, 1853.
ptnSONc
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state oG South Carolina,
pIcKENS--IN EQUITY.
Aynrilln Griffin


Avnrlln Griffin
vs. Bill for Partition &c.
Jhos. Griffin, ct. ais
1T appearing to the Court, upon bill filed. that
I j. u. MNnsoll and wife Yashti Barton Grif-
lin, Bcniamin Griffin, Sargent Griffin, II. II.
Griffin. II. ~. B!llihgsly and wife Minerva; the
heirs -at-law nf Bailey Griffin. deceased, to wit:
Ayarilla Griffin, Sargent j. Griffin, Joseph Grif-
tin; and tho hcirS-ut-law of William Griffin de-
ceased namely: Avarila \ Griffin, Nancy v.
Griffin Elilu III. Griffin, R,sannnh NJ. Griffin.
q. B Griffin, Mary l.. NJ Griffin. Bailey B. Grir-
fin, Thomas V. Griffin, Margaret r. Griffin. Mar
tina +. ID. Griffin and Jane VI S. Griffin. reside
without the limits of this State: on motion of
Harrison, complainnnt's solicitor, it is ordered.
therefore. That the said absent defendants do
appear in this honorable court and plead. an
swrr or dcmnr To complainant said bill of COM
plnint, within three months from the publica-
ton hereof, or the same will be taken Dro CON
feSso as to them.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
Com'rs office. Aug 2i 1853 3m
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NdDTVesEc.

A PPLTCATIoN will DC made to the next
IA Legislature for q charter to construct u
Turnpike Road from the west end of tho
grcat Tunnel, the nearest and best route to
Pulaski. to be called the BrGsssown and Pop-
thcr Creek Turnpike.
.June IL. 1858 az 3m
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NapT'BdIEI.

TFNII0SE having demands against the Es-
Il tate of A. p. White, deceased. willrcn-
der them TO me legally attcsicd, and NIL those
indebted to said Estatemus make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
w. w. WHITE, Admir-
June /. 1853 az Bun
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State OF. south Carolina,
Summons in Partition.
Y--plCKENS.

IN Observation-Disclosures.
Daniel alexander
vs Summons in Partition.
JAS. Alcxanler, CT. als
ITappcaring to mo that James Alexander VIM.
1 Durham and wife Melinda, and Sally Boat
ncr, defendants in this case, reside without the
limits of this State: 1t is ordered that they do
appear in the Ordinnry's Office at Pickcns C..
H.. on Monday the Ith day of October next,
and object to the division or sale of tho Real Es
tate of Thomas Alcxnndcr, deceased er their
consent to the same will he entered Of record.
w. y. PARSONS, ORD.
Ordinary Office, July ., 1858 3m
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NOTICE

S hereby given that application will be
Il made to the Legislature of South CARROLL
ma, at its next session. for nn act TO oincorpor-
ate the Baptist Church, at Secona.
Augusta 2. 1853 3 3m
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ISAAC wIcNLIFrE,
LUMBER! LUMBER!

VHE undersigned nre now prepared to fill or
l. dcrs for LUMBER of all Kinds, at their Mill
OH Oconcc Creek, seven miles northeast of Wal
by tho purchaser. 0ir terms will be made nc
commodating, aud we respectfully solicit tho pa
tronagc of the public. JAMES GEORGE,
NJ. +, MITCHELL,
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NOl'aa'E

S hereby given that application viii be mndn
to The Legislature. nt its next session for an
net to incorporate the Church Mount 0liyeD
and tho Camp Ground, at Pickensyillc.
July 3, 1858 80 3rn
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NO'a,ldaE.

APPLICATION will be made to tile Iegisla-
~ ture of South Carolina, ntits next session,
for an act to incorporate the town Of Pickcns-
vile, with the usual power and privileges.
July o, 1858 50z 3m
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state Of SoutEa Carolina,

IN NNDINANY---PIUKENS.
J. w. Kelly 20
VI Summons in Partition.
James j. Kelly, ct ais.
T appearing to me that James ]. Kelly, do
fendnnt in this cnscrcsides wi,houtthc limits
of this State: II is ordered that he do appear
inthe 0rdiDary's Office. at Pickcns C.. H., on
Monday the 1th day of October next, and oh
jcct to the division or sale of the Real Estate of
Andrew Kelly, deceased, or his consent to the
same will be entered of record
W. j. PARSONS, o.r.r.
Ordinary's Office, July g. 1853 SIN
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al Final SettIernent

IA Final Settlement
IVIf.L be ,nadc, on the 80th day OF October
w next. OF the personal cstntes Of Wilson and
jesse Mckinney, deceased. All lldchapds against
either estdto must be handed IN before that day
to JOHN MCKINNEY. Admir-. y
J,ily 80. 1863 I'd
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Immortalitv of tho Gonl.

How dark, how chccrlcss is that philoso-
ply which denies to man his immortality,
and writes upon his grarc-stonc, "Dcath is nm
eternal slccp!' How chilling the thought
that when am done with earth, my very life
must die In what terrible darkness does it
cnshroud tho tomb, and all the unknown he
yond and how ill docs it accord with the
deep Inherent sympathics orhumonity. Cold
philosophy may bcgct doubts and fears; hu-
man reason may lose itself in daring ungui-
dcd wandcrings, but deep in the soul is an
undying principle which tells of an uncnd-
ing, unict destiny.
90, listen. man
\ voice within us speaks that startling word,
Man, thou shalt never die Celestial voices
Hymn it unto souls; according horps,
by Angel fingers touched, when the mild stars
OF morning sang together, sound forth still,
The song orimmortnIity."
iut il is in the houi or SORROW aud gloom
that the heart most earnestly ycarns after
another life. Aud cas- tho ivy to the oak
clings closest in the Storm" so, in the hour
of his sorcst trial does man closest to his
hopes of a life yet to come.
And us his earthly night grows darker, so
do his hopes grow. stronger, that after the
night then comcth tho morning. But these
hopes of Heaven. which buoy up the soul
mid the waves of trouble and sorrow. arc tn
the Christian alone, "both sure and stead
fast. And 0, what glory rests over the
true believers grave. and how clear and RAJ
diant docs faith make all the way beyond.
1t issoid thatthc Gagged eagle, when n storm
comes on, beats yiolcntly against Inc sides of
his prison rs nc longs to be free; that with un-
furlcd wings, he may soar above the clouds
into the calm sunshine beyond. So in the
troubles and storms of life, the soul of the
Christian, like tho eagle, struggles to free
itself from its earthly prison-housc, that it
may rise superior to the ills Of Time, and bask
in the cmpyrian ofG
Oh no. man-immortal man-was never
born to die! there is for him u higher, no
bier life than this.
Let rot thy heart within thee sink.
Another doom, brother, hath set its promise
in thine eye;
Alight there is thcrctoo qucnchlcss for the tomb,
Bright earnest Of anohcr dcstity."
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SLEEp.-If any ono desires to know cx-
actly what quantity of sleep his own situa-
ton requires, they may very easily make
the experiment which made about sixty
years ago. then walked every night about
twelve or one, and layawakc for sumo time.
| readily concluded that this arose from ly-
ing in bed longer than nature required.
10 be satisfied, | procured an alarm, which
awaked me the next morning at seven, near
an hour earlier than rose the day before;
yet | lay awake again at night The Sc
cond morning | rose at six, but notwith-
standing this, / lay awake the second night.
The third morning l rose at five, but new
erthclcss, lay awake the third night
The fourth morning rose at four CAS-, by
the grace of God, | have done ever since
and ! lay awake no more. And / do not
now lie awake, taking the year round, a
quarter of an hour together in month =
BY the same experiment may any one find
how much sleep he really wants.
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TEXAS IhrE.-The Sherman Patriot
learns that notorious desperate, named
Joe Meadows, was killed, short time since
in Washington County, Arkansas, by a
party of Texans, who went in pursuit of
him, for old offences He made a despcr
ate resistance, and was shottwcnty-one times
before he fell his camp was surrounded,
and it was impossible for him to Escape
The Dallas Herald learns that after the kill
ing, tho Texans were arrested, taken before
magistrate and acquitted; that they were
rcarrestcd, taken before another magistrate,
and, through the influence of the Meadows
gang, their bail was fixed at $4,000, the
gang hoping thereby to get them in jail, and
then wreak their vengeance upon them;
when, to the agreeable surprise of the Tex
ans, ffty-two among the best citzens,of
that region came forward and volunteered
their services in their behalf.
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An EDITOR TIonT.-Wc believe it is raro
that editors indulge in drop. but when they
do, their readers arc sure % Ard thn,n out.
Syracuse cotcmporary was called upon to
record a melancholy event. at a time when
his head was rather heavy. aud did it up in
the following manner: Yesterday moihine
at o'clock p. NJ. man with heel in tic
hole of his stocking, committed nrsonic Inv
swallowing dose of suicide. Tho INQUEST
OF the verdict returned jury that tho dc.
ceased came to tho facts in accordance with
his death. lie leaves child and six small
wiv to lament tho end of his untimely loss.
In Lcath we arc in tho midst Of lifow
--------A s--s----,
MIR. BRowN, why do you wear that bad
hatY' Becausc. my dear sir. Mrs. Brown
says shc will not so out of the house with me
until got anew one"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-11

Mns. PARTINGToN' IS LAST. Mrs. Par
tington thinks that old Mother Ocean is no
better than she ought to be, or that she
would nor allow the Atlantic cable to Law
on her bosoin