Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-22
NEWS AND OTHER ITEMS.

AS IL lS Teporteu Iiat quartz Sotu mas
been found in Ottowa Co, this State.
GY- Election returns from Kansas come
in slowly. There Is little doubt, however,
that Marcus j. Parrot is elected delegate
to Congress. i rfm8l
GEL The indomitable editor of "The
Free South" declares his Intention to re-
establish it, in spite of all the mobs in
Newport Fart s.
EH-In one OF the Methodist churches
at Newcastle-upon-T Tyne, in England, up
ward Of 9U0 persons have been admitted
into the church. .'.' .. '
ES-An escaped convict named Simp-
son Sexton, was hu & by a vigilance COM
miller in Macon county, Mo-, last week,
for stealing horse.
EH- The Free Masons ofSan Francisco
have purchased lot on The corner Of
Montgomery and Post streets for S92 900,
aud will erect a building worth 100000
on it. ..... ,...,...,... l....... .... .f..
ES"St Louis is a dangerous place -
The papers make mention Of two attacks,
and robbery of ladies' on the high streets
In broad daylight. The perpetrators were
boys. 7Ha" 5ao d F"@ .@"f .'
Eg- Mr.. Alfred Robinson, of Hartford,
has in his possession a Hebrew sheckel,
which is supposed to be more than 5000
years old. They are said to be worth
500 each.
Eg Henry Heinrich, very worthy
young man, residing in Brown township,
Knox county, O., died on "Wednesday last,
from injuries received on the Sunday pre-
vious, by being kicked by a colt. 's't ts4
GgT The late George Brown, of Balti-
more, left in the hands Of his widow
$4u0. 600 for objects of benevolence. from
which sum Mrs. Brown has Appropriated
S3O. QUO to Princeton Theological Semi
nary. ..-,......l. .
.EH- The "Trbune" says that Senator
Douglas lies seriously i'll with an attack Of
the gout in the stomach, which has grad
ualIy ascended from the feet to the pres
enl dangerous position. His strong con
slitution is the reliance Of his physicians.
RF-So much progress has been made
by the Massachusetts Legislature in erect
ing the proposed statue 10 Horace Mann,
as to determine the names OF the parties o
whom the grant shall be made. land to
settle on the proviso that The statute, be-
fore erection, must be approved by the
Legislature. a-s G1vs ..s.- -&
y-A few days since, the daughter Of
wealthy Albany merchant was iound
beastly drunk on the street, with a party
OF boys piling leaves over her. The girl
was richly dressed. She has become ad-
diced to drink, and her parents are
obliged 10 maintain continual watch over
her.
Ig The Supreme Court of Ma sachu-
sells have decided that where a conhden-
tial communication between counsel and
client is overhead by third person. such
person may testify thereto. Communica-
lions to counsel are only SO far privileged,
that the. counsel caLnot be permitted to
testify to them. an rag aag.
EN- Gen. Scott reached California on
Sunday, the l6th ult.. and was received
with great enthusiasm. Saluies were fired
from the Forts and Government vessels,
and very large procession escorted him
to the Oriental Hotel, where several
speeches were made. He left the next
day for Puget's Sound. a F.
,REvoLUTioNARY RELATIONSHIP In the
letters from and To the Browns, il will be.
remembered that '''Horace" and "iIorsce,
Lindsley," at West Andover, Ashlabula
county, is frequently spoken Of, and that
he ac ed as coyerlo Browns correspen-
dence. This Horace Lindsey turns out
10 be. q nephew by marriage Of Joshua X.
Giddings.-t leveland Democrat. WAX
Good Heaven This is fearful, And
there is that good Democrat, Coy. Willard
Of Indiana, actually married tothe sister
of Cook-a man who has not merely
acted as cover to Browns correspond
ence," but was concerned in the outbreak
itself. We live in Perilous times.--O. /. $.