Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07

never heard the subject mentioned in the
school, Yet he has ever acknowledged
himself in the social circle to be an anti
Slavery man. He is native of New,
York State. sr.;s j. Fs.s5,s: -i
CHARACTER OF THE, NEIGHBoRHooD,
KNOWN AS THE ABOLITION Dis
TRIcT." -~ -e7
The people have for years sustained
the reputation of being among the most
honest and reliable men in the State. A
prominent citizen and slaveholder said,
"would to God all Kentucky was like
that neighborhood." :" s''
-Hi.7 DEPARTURE OF THE Ex1LIs.
The exiles left Germantown ON Satur-
day morning.. Eighteen, including Ho-
men and children, made up the company
of the expelled, and some of these per-
sons arrived in this city last night. Le-
gal advice was taken, prior to ther leav-
ing their homes, as to the best course to
be pursued. 1t was found that they
could only remain by resisting the mob,
and this was not deemed advisable. 1t
was therefore decided to withdraw quiz
city. ~ ~ .iEs't z.'-3 -57 '.'.-
y At Felicity, on Saturday night, q part
of the, exiles were present at large
meeting held in the NJ. E, Church. -
The names of those who arrived here
last night are as follows:
G. E. Griffin and lady; Rev. John, G.
Fee; j. Ct. Hanson G.u r. Holman; j,
B.. Mallett and Oliver Griggson, :c,..g
Am Indignant lone Widow = III 1851 ; % ~
Mrs Swisshelm, the strong minded
editor of the St. Cloud (Minnesota1
] Democrat, has received the Legislative
appointment Of Surveyor, of Logs and
Lumber, which some persons are dis
posed to regard asa good joke. The
lady says nobody can insult her by the
offer of work that will, bring honest
wages; and thus discourses on woman's
rights and womanis wrongs! ~ ~
~ x x Men are quitei anxious that
women; should remain quietly under the
shadow of their protecting wings, as ara
Shareholders that their property should
stay at home and be taken care Of We,
for one, decline the honor Of working.
fer the wages accorded to the wifehood;
don't take our daily bread second
handed, but, like the :.lion's young"
which King David speaks of, we "seek
our meat from God earn it and eat it,
saying aby your lease" to none; and as
to surveying logs, we would rather saw
them into boards with a handsaw, for
our bread and butter, than take the doled
pittance which keeps most women 3 souls
inside their bodies. ~ stHl Ss97En ;
X X Not one man Einc 1--WE hundred
would iobicet to any woman doing the
work of a Surveyor. General. They arc
only shocked at her receiving the honor
and emoluments. = 2tE 81 Ea9a97'9
Nothing ii the way of practical joke
has amused us SO much FOR d long time;
as day notice that was given satiT tho
Orthodox Churchfin Lancaster on last
Sunday. Itamay serve as burlesque
on advertising all sorts, of things from
the pulpit. A notice was sent to the
sexton-doubtless with the intention of
having it posted on the meeting house
which by some mistake he was led. to
pass over to the minister. The ofhcia--
ting clergyman was stranger, and when
he came to read his notices he hesitated
somewhat, but, after a preface teithe ef-
feet that, being aEstranger, he did not feel
at liberty to decline reading what Was
given him, let off as follows:
'sAll owners of dogs are hereby noti-
fed that if the same are not registered
by the first of May they win be killed
according to law" seEs tF.a ,.r;. rar
The effect on the congregation can be
imagined. %, '''s