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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16
NOTIGE

SAMUEL COOPER, (supposed to be in the
~ State of Virginia. viii! take notice that
Catharine Cooper, of the County Of MeigS, n
the State of Ohio, did, on the I'd day of Au-
gust A. d. 1859, file her petition in the Cout
of Common Pleas, within and for the County
or Meigs. in SAID State of Ohio, against the
said Samuel Cooper, defendant, setting for h
that the said Samuel Cooper and The said
Ca harine Cooper were married on the % day
or Nov cmber, A D. 1925, III ihe said County
of Melgs, and State of Ohio; and that evel
snce the SAID marriage, the said CathafIne
C,oper has conducted herself toward the SAID
Samuel Cooper as a faithful ana obeuieht
wife, vet that the said Samuel Cooper, re-
gardless of his marital duties toward the salu
Cahar"e Cooper, has been guilty oil habit
nal drunkenness for the three wears last past,
and further setting forth, that the SAID semuei
Cooper is possessed of certain goods ana
chaltels, and is also seized in fee of certain
real estate, situated in said County Of Megs,
and State of Ohio, full description OF when
real and personal property is gwen in the Pc
tiiou of the said Catharine Cooper, filed on
the ID day of August, A. D. 1859, as alore-
said: and further averring that the said Sam
uel Cooper threatens, and is about to DIS
pose of all of said property, both real ana
personal, and convert the same into money
and remove Herewith beyond the jurisdiction
of the said State of Ohio, whereby the SAID
Catharine Cooper will be left wholly desll.
tute, and without the means OF support, and
further charging that the said Samuel Cooper
threatens to remove from the custody of the
said Catharine Cooper certain children, 10
wit: Lucy M. Cooper, Elizabeth Cooper, and
Samuel Cooper junior; and praying that the
said Samuel Cooper may be restrained by the
injunction Of said Court from selling or DIS
posing of any of said real and personal prop
erty, and also from taking from the custody
of the said Catharine Cooper the said chill
dren; and further Praying that the said Sam,
uel Cooper may be decreed 10 pay the SAID
Catharine Cooper reasonable almony, and
for such other relief as the nature of her case
may requires; and the SAID Samuel Cooper Is
notified that he is required to appear and an
swer said petition on or before the third Sal
urday after the Goth day OF September next
Dated August 10Th, A. D. 1889.
CATHERINE COOPER,
BY BuRNAp g. STANBERY, Her Atty's.
Aug. 1888 Ct. Is 75.
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T'!.c HEASS Meeting,

On Tuesday last, was well attended by the
citizens, and the impression made cannot
fail to have effect hereafter
Mr. Horton addressed the meeting in
the forenoon, and we but speak the sent-
ments of all candid persons when we say
that his speech was model of gentle
manly discussion. We were pleased to
see several of our Democratic fellow citi
zens present, and whether they will be
prepared to act with the speaker or not,
we are sure they will accord to him can
dor and truthfulness in his statements, and
we should think reflection would bnng
them TO the same conclusions to which the
speaker arrived.
We know il is difficult to overcome old
preiudices, and to admit that the party
with which we have acted are not carry
ing out The principles which we hold most
sacred. We are sure there were num-
Der of Democrats on the gro And who want
to see the very principles announced BY
''e sPe"Aef o'''iou '"'o ene'' " '''e 00'
""e"'' ''"0 ""0 "0''1 NV ',' "'''' .
Democratic party longer, if they thought
they were giving their influence against
those principles. And yet we fear that
some of them will, m bow, half per-
su"oe themselves 'I'"' ''eF ca" "'' "'''
inc party m'S yea" 'o"9e'' without 0o''S I"
serious INJURY 10 'he'F country N'''ne'
we are happy 70 AAo"' were 'ni'y S4'i9'ieu'
and VIII act Out 'hei' co'''' ''c''o''' anu 'o'e
the Republican llcke1 W"S f"'' ~ nu Vie
coming events OF Tie next year. we arc
satisfied Will Ding many more 20 'N'
same CONCLUSION
Every step in advance which the
D>m 'crat'c party has taken IN the dIrec-
ton OF Slavery Tor the last i've years, has
lost 1t scores ana hundreds OF earnest non
est men, UNTIL from triumphant party
aim st everywhere II is ieiI III minority
In nearly Ii not all the Tree o'"'eS'
The demand OF the leaders IoF a slave
Code to be enacted by Congress- and tie
flooding OF the country with additional
thousands oil negroes, from Africa, cannot
Ja@ to break the bonds that st'il hold many
10 the fortunes OF the organization. u ss
mol PoSsb|e that intelligent honest cIIl-
zens can be induced to give theii iniu-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16

his want Of familiarity with civil affairs,
and the thick darkness which rests upon
his political principles. t.
These are my views, HONESTLY EN-
TERTAINED, and whether they agree
with the Buffalo platform" can be seer
by comparison. %
Very respectfully,
Your OBJ servant,
r. L. RANNEY.
70 B. +. HOFFMAN, ESQ.
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Arcssl

The portable Steam Saw Mil Of Messrs.
Hoekinson & Hatch, located near Coole-
Vile in Athens County, blew up on Mon
evening last, instantly killing Mr.. Hatch,
one of the owners, and man named Secoy,
WHO Was acting rs Engineer at the time.
-.r... .r -,y;, Ha5 t~. a.' hn' no. fn'HUV
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16
BOOKS FOR SALE.

TRESH GLEANlNGS, Fudge DOIMgs, Tho
l. Longnette, Battle OF Summer, by Ike
Marvel; House Hold Scenes, Bell Smith
Abroad, The Dead Secret, Grace Lee, The
Torchllght, Rachel Gray The Coquette.
Woodhil, Lies Lessons, Columbia, Juli-
enne, The lvoreS, Bnsy Moments OF an Idle
Woman, Ellen or the Claimed Mother, Homo
Hits, Fern Leaves, Retribnton, Rose Clark,
The Missing Bride, Courtsaip and Marriage,
Love alter Marriage, Plum Pie, Bustah.
(Doestcks,) Nick of The Woods, Inquire
Within, Mackedses 5000 Receipts, journey
to Central Africa, India, China and Japan,
Views on Foot in Europe, by Bayard Taylor,
at publishers prices, by -
2lly. WM' liz REhlINHAoN.
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Aug. 9th. 1852 $685.

NotFce--A Camp Meeting is 10 commence
Angus 18TH, is 9, near Racine, on the CID
Ground, where Pomeroy and Midllepoll Sta
tions, LIE art and Chester Circuits are 20 join
together Tor he worship OF God. re cherS
and people on either side OF the Onlo ard
elsewhere are respectfully invited to a ten :.
Boarding can be had at private nous ne,
the ground; but the people are reg esed to
come prepared d, as far as possible, 10 take care
o. themselves.
BY ordet Of The Committee of arrangements.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16
A Good Hit and n Hard ODc.

Everybody, and especially tile Democ
raey, know John Mitchell, the Irish patriot,
as he. has been called. John has been
publishing furious Democratic paper
for some years, and was death upon the
Republicans. But the new doctrine of the
Administration, in relation to naturalized
citizens, was too much for Jonn, the pa
triot, and he has pretty much quit. In
his last paper he closes bitter, scathing,
and merciless article on the subject, in
these words:
"Now, you adopted absconders! what
do you think Of yourselves? Do You not
begin to feel somewhat mean? Are you
citizens or not? But never mind, whi'e
you are here, and not caugh get by your
righyM OaUnerS, YOU CAN STILL GO TO THE
POLLS AND VOTE FOR THE GREAT NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC PARTY"
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Safe OF ssenl Estate By Order Of
Probate Court of Washington
G,0HNty. Ohio.

Or the l7th day of Sertember, 1859, at 2
O'Clock p. Ne, on the premises, in the Town
CT Sheffield, Mergs county, Stale of Ohio, will
be sold TO the HI, hest bidder, the following
Real Estate, as the property OF Jesse Thorn,
bury, decd, TO wit: Lot No & in Bohan's s
Addition to the Town of Sheffield, IN the
County of Meigs, State OF Ohio, it being tS
leet front and 80 feet deep. Appraised al
$500. Terms of sale, one thirdin hand, one
third in one year. and one third in two
years. with interest. LEVI SHIELDS,
Admir- of Jesse Thornbury, decd.
Aug. 1888 3t.* ....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16

TRUE.-The Louisvlllve journal" saws
that "dull times are the very best for ad-
vertsers. The little that is going on they
get, and while others are grumbling, they
pay their newspapers for life-preserver
and swim on the water while others are
sinking around them"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16
De(u 9lOOertise
FOR SALE.

A BOUT o 900 acres Of Land, us acres
n of which is under improvement, the re-
mainder wildly in Mason County, Va, on
Thirteen-Mle Greek, about ten miles north
east Of Kanawha River 1t is admirably To-
Gated to divide into three or four separate
plrcels; is particularly adapted to stock rails
ing, is well watered, and has two good los
houses and barn upon it. Title indiSputa
bic. Inquire of ELEAZER SMITH, or WM
ATKINSON, at MddIeport, Meigs Co., Ohio
Aug. 16, '59.--3m*
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To the VOTERS of MciGs County
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLLowAy's PILLs.-Thcre is no hazard in saying
that the popularity of Professor Holowaysremedies
in this country is without parallel in our medical
annals The instances in which sick persons profess
sonally condemned to death have recovered under
the operation Of his miracle Pills, are so
numerous and so well authenticated that the most
stubborn incredulity is silcnced Hosts OF dyspep'
tics and of persons afflicted with liver complaint,
nervous debility disorders of the bowels, epileptc
fits, pulmonary diseases, and other internal dstem-
pers, have been cured by this unapproacable medi-
cine since its introduction into this country. The
press teens with the testimonials of the parties, and
while we wonder we are compelled to believe.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16

HEALTH, VIGoR, LIFE DEFEND on THE BLooD-Ibc
sick man pu his hand upon the seat OF pain, ana
says, ''here is my complaint" This is a mistake
The pain is only synp tom of disease; the fountain
of the disorder is corrupt matter in the blood. Dr
Roback's scandinavian Remedies, the Blood Purines
and Blood Pills, act through digestive organs Directly
upon the stream Of life disnfectng 1t OF eV ery NOR
bid element, and restoring health by removing tho
primary cause Of the complaint. These meu'cines
are composed exclusively of Swedish herbs oil extra
ordinary sanative properties, and are nfal'bie IN
nervous diseases, dyspepsia, rheumatism, scrofula,
eruntiops on the skin, liver aud bowel complaints
etc, etc. See Advertisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16

EE-A French sailor was beaten to death
10 doggery and dance house in Baltimore.
on the 9th inst. If the people will toler-
ate these dens of vice they must suffer the
consequences.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16
BAKERY 4 CONFECTIONERY,
FRONT STREET., Pomerey, o.

p r E D CRACK E RS.
- Fancy and Ornamental Cakes, Candies,
&c, at wholesale and retail:
CRACKERS BY THE BARREL,
constantly on hand, as low as in any other
market.
CANDIES. by the quantity, at l3 cents.
By purchasing Butter or Soda Crackers at
my establishment, at retail, you can save every
fifth pound, as sell 4 pounds for 26 cents.
&c GEO. ATKINSON.
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Flour, S5.e505 5Op brl.
Wheat. g09$1.00 y bush
lats. 33C@4Uc, D hush.
Potatoes, g. @S0c y bush
lpplcs, fgreen) 3C@70
}utter. l5c. per b.
rges 7@sc. " doz.
Nolass"s, 42@45c. p gal.
'irup, 81 q gal.
Sugar. IN. o. s@9c. . b
sugar (White) l214@l5c.
COTE G, l29l5c. y ID.
Rica, 6CDIc. o b.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16
70 tiae Owners of Real Estate i'm
EEe;SS Conn v,

II 'HE County Board for the equalization Of
l. The Real Estate of Meigs County, will
be in session, at the Auditors Office, N
Pomeroy, on the I'd Monday in September
next, and will continue from day to day un.
til It's business is completed.
] No IL go =--2S-At
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16

Mn 9EI1-op ALLOW Us 10 announce TO the Repul :
ieans oil Meigs County, through your paper that the
name Of James Petty, of Rutland, will be proposed
to the Republican Convention, to be held at fome-
roy 9th of August, instant, for its nomination to the
Office of Sheriff of the above-named county. 1t Is
hardly necessary to say that Mr.. Petty is highly quail
flied TO discharge the duties Of this Office, actively,
p omptly and energetcally; and if nominated and
elected he will make capable and efficient officer.
CITIZENS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16
RE-oPENED APRIL Il, 1852
v ALLEY HOUS e

CHI ILLICOTHE. OTTO.
TNHlS is the largest and best arranged Hotel
l. in Chilicothe, is located on Paint a.
street, opposite the Court House, and in Aul
the very center of the business part Of the
city
The House has undergone thorough repair
and cleaning from cellar TO garret, and now
presents an appearance second to no Hotel in
The western world.
The sleeping rooms are large and well vea
hlated, a I'd suites Of rooms are well arranged
for families and large parties.
The propretorS will spare no pains TO make
the Valley House favore place of resort
FOGGlTT q MOORE,
June 2l, 24-ly. propretors.
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P0MEROY ACADEMY,

THE next term at this Institution viii commence
L on Monday, Sept. 10, and close on the Frid, y
next proceeding Christmas.
The School will continue under tho supervision Of
and the higher branches will be taught by, MR. E. +.
SPALDlNG. Competent and thorough Assistants,
and such only will be employed. Instruction given
in branches usually taught in Academies.
Teachers Glass will be formed, before which
lectures will be given, on subjects connected with
Teaching.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16

Mr.. Ep!roR-Plcase announce my name as a can
d date for Sheriff of Meigs County, subject to the de-
cison of the Re publican County Convention.
OREN JONES
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-08-16
TUITION PER WEEK,

For further information apply to tho Principal, at
Poneroy, Msgs County, OHIO.
August, lSJ9.-33-3t
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MIR. EDITOR:--Plcase announce in your paper that
n Simpson, Esq, is candidate for Prosecuting At
torney subject to the decision of the Meigs County
Republican Convention. Mr.. Simpsons experience
and ability us Prosecutor will enable him to do
that business in the most economical manner. So
Mr. EDITOR: The friends of Mr.. Jehu Roberts, OF
Olive Township, will present his name to the Rcpub-
lican County Cony entoD for nomination to the office
of County Commissioner. That Mr. Roberts is clni-
nently qualified for the position no one who knows
him will question for single moment, and if nomi'
mated he will receive the cordial support of the peo
pie in the eastern part of the county. OLIVE.
Mr. EplToR:-please say to the Republicans Of this
Senatorial District, that the friends of Hon. Fl S
Ho ton will present his name to the District Conven
ton for nomination as Senator. Mr.. Fl. has served
in both branches of the Legislature, and is wei
known throughout the District, and if a candidate
will receive the cordial support Of all persons no
hopclessy welded to the so-calcd Democratic party
That he would truly and ably represent the Distre
If elected, need not be averred when he is so vel
known. ofFoSilloN'
TO the VOTERS of McIgs County
Respectfully announce to you that will be Il cal
didate for the Office of Prosecuting Attorney at th
ensuing October election.
l.
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Po,n,eroy Retail Market.
PoMunoy, TUESDAY, August l6, Ia

uEsDAY, August l6, 1859.
Cheese, dom. .j.sc y b.
Cheese, wv. R.) s@l2,ac
Soap, 5@lOc. y ID.
Candles, (tallow) l4@l5c,
Candles, (opal) &c.
'andlcs, STAR 25e.
'ish, (Cod) 5@6l4c.
'ish, (Mack erel, } S9l0c.
iish, (White) &c.
'ickled Pork, 0@l0c.
houlders. s@lOc.
ides, (smoked) 9@l0c.
iams, l2c.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-10-21

by twenty or more knights from Kershaw
and Sumter Districts. 1t took place at the
Camden race course, which by the way, has
been newly opened and is in progress ofbe-
ing we'll fitted up.
There was large concoursc, and "chival-
ry and beauty" never moro aboundod in
any section ofthe State. Long lines Of car
riages on either side Of the tilt-ground were
filled with both, and the cavaliers with their
gay costumes and caparisoned steeds, made
brilliant and animated scene.
The beautiful addresses of the King at
arms, the admirable management of the
Herald and Of the Marshall of the Day
and the superb horsemanship and exquisite
skill Of the majority Of the knights, elected
general delight and admiration. Mol. Sc
men in the world are superior to tho gentry
of these Districts. 1t is not our province
to name or speak Of the selected Queen and
her Maids Of Honor, but no where are more
beauty and grace to be found. At night
both parties assembled at handsome and
joyous Ball, given in honor of the Tourna
ment.
Old Camden; It is the first time VIC
have ever visited it, and its historic grounds
We stood upon, yes, slept upon Hobkirk's
l-..i, along tho ridge Of which and all
around, are now noble and hospitablc man.
sions, and where Gen. Green and Lord
Rawdon meet with their forces in one o.
the most fierce, skilful and deadly encoun
ters Of the Revolution. A few miles furlhe,
was also and previously fought the fatal Bat
| tic OF Camden between Lord CORVALLIS ant
Gen. Gates.
Camden is now considerable and thriv
ing town and taken in conjunction with it:
neighborhood where reside such we'll knowr
families, as the Canterys, the Boykins, III.
kershaws, the Shannons, the Chesnuts, the
Ancrums, the DeSausures, the Samonds
the Millers, the Withcrs, and many others
can never be forgotten by those who have
enjoyed its cultivated society, genial ton,
and delightful hospitality Charleston En-
News.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-10-21


A STRIKING SIMILAR1rY.-We were dis.
cussing with some friends, short time
back, as to which animal nearest approach.
ed man in its instinct and habits. AS is
tho general opinion, the monkey was
thought TO be the one. But we differed,
and proved, by the following facts, that the
Hog is nearest our type: 1st. The Hog is
the only animal, we believe, that sleep
together. 2d. 1t is omn:verous. 81. Re-
markable seIfsh-always for No. I. 4th.
Will run to the ear of distress, If it comes
from one Of his kind. 9Th. Ready TO ops,
press and drive away tho weaker 10 get. all
Ethe good. 9th. When filed to satisfaction
,pever4looks to the wants Of Others 7th
tWouId1not' hunt its food unles. necessity
isonpafc'f: g. The only animal w, we ever eve
heard of 'hs| s|dilsuI dlsuI getting into except man.
The above eight4simiarities, TO- the human,
race;in ageneral point Of view, cannot be,
found in any other animal, we think; 60,
let us hear which one: pr 5''''F 'o'''?''
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-10-21
WHY THE CONGRESSMAN CEASED
SWEARINa

A FEW days since, I passed through the
interior Of our Congressional district. In a
brief conversation with an intelligent gentle.
man, who had recently formed the acquaint-
anee of our present representative in Con-
gress; found that his constituents in that
region admired him for his talents and np-
proved his course in Congress, but they had
some misgivings AS to his moral character.
When the sovereign learned that I lived
in the same city with his representative, and
that was minister Of tho gospel, lie in
quired whether these suspicious wero we'll
founded. Unfortunately for my interroga-
tor, l had not yet formed the acquaintance
Of Mr.. A., and knew but little about his
habits. "But," said I, @why do you ask
these questionsa" He replied, II have a
curiosity to find out whether he is in the
habit of fswearing. notice that while con-
versing with lis he tried hard TO keep down
the oa'hs, and I supposed be did it for the
purpose ofgaining votes in this region"
Soon after my return, happened 10 meet
the brother Of our representative, whose &C.
quaintance had already formed. I have
lately been catechised," said I, Gin reference
to the swearing propensities of our worthy
member of Congress, and the related the
incident above. lie was amused, and sim.
ply replied, "Ths is only another instance
Of the good accomplished by my brothers.
little boy, only four years old. One day,
my brother, who has been very profane
man, and who has not been in the habit of
snppresaing his oaths, even for tho purpose
of fgainipg votes, overh BARD his little boy re-
peating one of his most horrid imprecations.
+ He was soshocked to this instance Of juven.
lie profanity and was 20 we'll Convinced
that it was buttbe result of,l,is own exam
pie, that he was completely yhumbled By his
own child, and no diubt,resbived from, that
moment to abandon The habit. Ills most
intimate friends cay they have not heard an
oath from him since.r ~
If the profspe swearers of our land could
only see tho result Of their profanity upon
their own families, they wenid all In like
manpst 'keep down the oaths.n-NesO
YorE Obseyper. =. 4: So -r,-s ~
I'D. .-s .tfE D., ~ 10. 81 .
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-10-21

Il WOMAN WITHOUT RELIa1oN.-A man
witlIort religion Is at'best poor reprobate,
The football 6f'destiny, with no tie linking
hi'oto infinity, and to the .wondrous eternity
that is begnp within him ! but a = woman
without ia even worse-za.,fame without
heat, rtinbow without color, "a flower
without perfume. A sssn may, in some
sort, tie his frail Bopees. and hoGnocrs, With
weak sbiniDg ground taekle, TO business or
to Tho world; but woman without HAT
anchor called Faithis3a ylrifl; and aswreck! [!
A man, may ehmsily, continue kind ,ef
mora! responsibility out of his relations TO
mankind ;'but a 'womsn, in hef compsrae..
lively isolated sphere, where affection, and
not purpose, is the controlling notise, can
find, no basis FOR any ssystsm Of risAt aotion
but that of1spiritusl faith. Ainsn may
crsse his thooghs-and BRAIN t9 tfhsffal1ess
in such' . poor hafBsisgs ss Elfjs aufaa aufaaeR eRspu.
.tatioh psy stretch e:ore hl@a @ bpt 4 woman woman
:. -.-whsIa osp she pnt hss hppssin stormsa e; il
not in Hsavena Audthak kswsat tta.bsolsess,,
that sbis;cs slOya5.l s}stsnisgp themstsilh
thsap tyadisA6& Mhea ba!sweslds
!storms's !a bfesk Ike n sasmYS S.of ,smokiga
anncn-vWhsta can NAH, bnt. 4 holy
1eAfipgtp what tis seosrpa and to
.Nhats ssaoagsf q Esn asssymith A%pnor y
Who tthse hss shi2 III fhHlS Sysi ihffxI IyHr3ss
Tim ssiftthSf INA flfffT1k4ALfS S21St
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-10-21

:. An accident took place lately on one Of
. the railroads by the axle Of atender giving
way and obstruoting tho road from so,moe'-
house. A lady inquired Of q fellow pas.
,sengers the can.etof no delay. lie gta.efyy1
replied, Madam j, was, oceasioned byshat !;
- often attended hy dangerous consequep4f
,ces-tbs suddenbreakingoffo of a,tendsr at-t,,,
tachment''The lady lookel setious, alafs'
swas'silent. . ''5'9z '2s. ~ % Ah'f as