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ADDRESSED TO PHYLLIS AND coRlDoS.

ADDRESSED TO PHYLLIS AND coRfpoS'
Hero much love. and there but llltle'
Here n flame and there tllcker'
Maiden, lovers VOWS are brittie.
How Old folks can fret anu picker'
warming you to think OF tins,
Hark the foolish goslings Mss
Love stays not at fever heat;
Sum'nrr turns TO winter SHOWS.
Anrll blossoms. under feet,
Arc all troddcn ere June gloWs:
Warning you TO think OF this,
Hear the mocking ganders hiss.
Hear that couple jar and jangie,
They were once as fond as you.
Love.Knots are too apt to tangle;
One day you may learn to rue.
Cynics warning you OF TINS, -,
Hark the wise geese, how they mss
Never heed the Cabling creatures;
Press the lip and clasp the nai"'
Gaze upon each others leatules'
Wander in your Fairy Land;
Never doubt you're right IN thiS
Though the silly sosings hiss.
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Drnas, @bemlrats, &f.
TT E N r Y'S
@ A r B o l. Q
CONSTITUTION REN0VATOR,
OR
BL0OD CLEANSER.
BLOOD CLEANSER.

This medicine is known to the faculty as being
the concentrated full extract OF Sarsaparilla
united with Carbolic Acid, and is guaranteed as
chemically pure.
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EY TELEGRAPH.

SAvASSAu, February Arrived steamship
Oriental, Boston; schrs G " Stetson, Norfolk; An
drew II Edwards, Philadelphia: Marion Draper,
Portland: Fred Walton and r Elmer, Baltimore.
Cleared ship Colonist, Liverpool.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports.

11vERpooI-Per British steamship LumsaenG@ O.
1oSa pieces carronware. . casks hardware TO VI
der; 100 casks bottled beer, to Bart MaEhenIe'
ware. to J f Adgcr CO: IL casks whsEey, 10 II
MIre & CO; IS crates earthenware; to n4s meoo;
1856 bars iron, to Order; casks, bundles pans,
casks chains, casks hinges, cask, case hara,
ware, to Hart CO; casc cask hardware 10 ,
r Marshall.
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LINEKPUOI.
| GarS A b Wyman, Wyman. sailed. ....... Jan Q
The Charlotte Maude, McNaughten, sailed. Dec "a
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Island Queen, Brook, saicd... ...... Jan 10
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r.,v York Rice Market.

The Journal OF Commerce Of February nc,xs se
,,W h't nrices are steady. Holders do not press
tIeir stocks, and the grocers purchase Ve- mod
crately we quote 6Sa7Mc for corr '.aor to choice;
in in voices ut 7a7hc for joi lots. Rangoon is
nominal" ,.,o
The world says +: 'Less active, but desirable 6G.
goods firm. Carolina 6a6Mc for common u eooo'
TAI 10 for prime to choice"
Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBUS. February 5.-our market cStremc, en ;,
y, III o,S nnsettled Middngs 22Ac. Sales 81
Gaies. s.' Receipts i3o bales. Shipments Al oales
SELMA, February 5A good demand na,n0 IN IN tae nie
fore nort of the day, resulting IN safes VI 24o
ho,cs M f at IS 10 a3,sc for low middling.
COTTON STATEMENT. =,
Stock on hand September l, lSGo..... Oh
Received this week. Ivy !, no,
Received previously l64-4l'- -o4
Toto, ,..... 4l,3ls
Shipped this week.. ,aoe . ., r.
Shipped previously. o2oos-S',oi1
c,oo,. ., nond February L. 1s7o...... 1904
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nnIn1rsrn., 6 {. Is

CHARLESTON. >. C.. 1900.
certify that I have most successfully used
RussEILS Soothing Cordial In the Summer Com.
p,alnts OF infants. lie has fully exhibited the IN.
crcdicnts OF his remedy, and the tedious lnclhud
of preparation. ] recognize the prescription
containing no anodync whatever-as most safe
and elicaciOus one In bowel affections of children.
When much pain or rcstlcssnCss attends the arr-
ton, dosrs of parcgOrc can he adlc1 TO the pre-
scriied doses OF tic Cordial according to the age
of the patient. The compound, though more
Often acts n an efficient manner without any atl-
dilioIi OF anodyne-
In the Diarrilna OF the aged, in increased doses,
H. Is of great value as remedy; never disagree
ing with the stOmacli-iIereasng appetite, i'm
nroyinr digestion, and acting as L SLOW but ciii-
cicnt asiringcnt agent
MOUNT PLEASANT, S. c., 1865.
M'. j. 3: Russell: -,
DEAR SIR have used your Soothing Cordial!
for children extensively in my practice, anu lCsl
chcerrully testify to ilS merits. ] have found n,
without an exception, TO accomplish all II Claims,
and consider it superior to anything IN Use lor
children.
Its freedom from anOdyne OF any kind recon-
menhs it as perfectly safe preparation III tile
hands OF mothers and inexperienced nurses.
Very respectfully, &c,
u. X. WILLIAMS, II. D.
Made by ]. r. RUSSELL, Chemist.
Sold by DR.. II. BAER, Wholesale Agent Tor
South Carolina. 0cVfj
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MEDICINE.


~ qulrcd by everybody as
~ cathartic, nor was
-N ever any before so uni
&sA4E4saaA&O vcrsally adopted into
u = use, In every country
ye ::s::: !: i: i: :$;i i: !: +;
III obvious reason Is. that
l@EsNssS; 1t Is a more reliable 0nd
far more cilcctual rem.
=====ss.sssss@za- ===3sssSg@@za- edy tIian any other.
Those who have tried 1t, know that u cured therl
those who have not know that IL cures theii
docs once it does always-that 1t never Ialls
through any fault or neglect of It's composition.
We haze thousands upon thousands OF NC certln.
Gates Of their remarkable cures OF tlic iolio"ine
complaints, but such cures are known IN every
neig;hHrlnol. and we need not publish them.
Atl;l;l.e,! 70 81! ages and conditions nail climates
containing neither calomel or any dcleier.ous
drug, the, Gi;.y be taken with safety hy anybody:
Their srlr cnai ing preserves them cvci FRESH anu
mates i!lcm r.easant to take. while rini: pnrely
s.:s';a:lc ho harm can arise lroi! ef 's' III ans
:icaaii:y.
i'.!rf Operate hy their powerful i:.aucnre on the
atrrl:a, visc"ra TO purify the L;oGd an:l stimulate
1t in:n !l"a!;hy actlon-remove the ulSlruclons OF
the siuIuarll bowels liver, and other organs OF
tic body, restoring thcirirrcgularactiuh 10 heall,
and ~ correcting, wherever they eNlsr. SUCH
dcrarGr,ncniS AS are the first origin III nisease
Mnu.e directions are given In Ihc wrapper on
the .nx for ir following complaints which these
PILLS ra.dGly cure:
For ,:YS.i:!.siA or INDIGESTION, l.lSTLESSNESS
LAXG:,,m uu,l !rss Of APPETITE, they saHld Ge
taken moderately 70 stimulate l!ir si'nacl ana
reSt.!c is r.ii.;iy tone and action.
For LIVER CrMrLAINT arh lis ta'''''iS S;mf-
tCGl; i..LiG. ) !!i:AnicIE, SIx liEAGiCiiE, JAIN.
DICE pr ,iIi.::S SICKNESS. HIiGis Collie ana
!I!If1rs fEvEES. they SHOULD he Jn''!rlnS," taErn
rJr cac case. 10 correct the I'll! "TlStrl actiua UT
rc;rnyc Tic distractions which ca,:sclt.
For DysEN"EEY or DIARRHGA, but Ole mlld
dose is generally required.
For RIIEi.HArIsM, GOVT, GRAVEL, PALrIrAIloN
CT Tu;: Ei:AET, PAIN IN THE SIDE, BAck ano
LrSGs they should bc continuously taken: ~ re-
qurcu 20 change The diseased action oi the sys-
tenn With such change those complaints dis
appear. 49,
should be taken in large and frequent doses 10
produce The effect Of 4 drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION q large dose SHOULD he taken
as it produces tie desired effect by sympathy
As q DINNER I'LL, take ore or two FILLS To pro-
mote digestion anu relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
anu invlgcratcs tic system. Hence it Is 0tcn al
yantagrOns where no serious arrangement EXISTS.
One who feels tolcrably well, often finds mat .
dose Of these Pills makes hin iec icrf'riy pe.'
ter frc.n II cir cleansing ard r1nUTa'i'G e'ieet on
the tli,-es;;:c apparatus. ,.
DE j. c. :. iEE = CO., Practical Chc:li3ls.
Lowell, Mas. l.. ;. AK
So,dn: wholesale and retail by lmitlE. NOISE
6 .;.ivlS Charleston, 5. q, anu by !.eta.i nr1g
,i. where, "ti+
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CHARLESTON, May IT, lSGS.
Mr.. Il. RUSSELL, one OF our careful AMI intel
lgent Pl!arnaccutists and Apothecaries, ll;S sub
mitted 10 my examination the formula for the
preparation Of Soothing Cordial prepared ana
wendell by him.
il affords me pleasure to express favorable
opinion of its sale and efficient adaptation To the
particular eases Of the diseases OF Children, which
1t Is designed to relieve. ,,,,,, =, -
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DUsSELL'S SOOTHING CORDIAL
FOR INFANTS TEETHING.
ALLAYs INFLAMMATION OF THE GUMS CERES
CnoLlc. CHOLERA INFANTuM, DYsENTERY,
ASD ALL DISEASES TO WHICH
CHILDREN ARE SUBJECT
WHEN TEETHING.
CONTAINS NO ANoDYHE.

RussElI:S SOOTHING CORDIAL ls oirer"l to
the public with an absolute guarantee against MI
danger from its use.. Read the following ecrtii-
Gates:
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Receipts by Railroad, February 2.


goo bales cotton, . cars stock. To Railroad
Agent, E Sloan, Pelzer, Rodgers & co. Frost Il
Adger w Courtney & co, w Ryan, G II Wal
ter l. co, kifkpatrlck Witte, G W Williams co,
PincEney Bros. Wiss 4 CO. l. d DeSaussure. ClaE-
horn, Herring & co, Il Sharp, Il MulliSan,
p Hall. and Others
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shipping.
-,oR NEW YoRK-THURsDAY.
THE AL s1DE-wnEEL STEAMSHIP
TENNESSEE,

TIE AL s1DE-wHEEL STEAMSHIP
TENNESSEE,
Chichester, Commander, will sail for <ge$GEe.
New York on THURSDAY. February sSsseS. sE4lseeSs.
10th, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union
Wharves.
to LIVERPOOL, TAVRE, Boston and the New
England Manufacturing Cities.
Insurance by the Steamers Of this line z per
cent
For Freight engagements apply to WAGNER,
HUGER Il Co. No. % Broad street. or to WM.
A. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharvcs.
feb7 5
EOR NEW YORK.
The First Glass sldc.wheel steamship vG%fSsss
CHARLESTON, James Berry, Com .SSs.ssssa. .SSStsssasssa.
mander, OF the New York and Charleston Steam
ship Company's Line, will leave Adger's South
Wharf on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant, at II
aIy- Marine Insurance half per cent by this Line.
Nir Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton to
aT- Superior Accommodations for Passengers.
JAMES ADGER SC CO., Agents.
MANHATTAN follows on SATURDAY 10Th inst,
Mt $50 p NJ fcb73
baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, BOS-
ID TON, AND THE CITIES OF TIE NORTH
VEST.
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING GIVEN FOR
COTTON TO BREMEN
The fine Steamship FALCON, Horsey, tiff
Commander will sail for Baltimore on 5Sssle. S5SslsasE.
THURSDAY, February 10th, at / p. NJ The SEA
GULL will follow on the 18th.
eD-lnsucance by the Steamers or this iine "a
per cent. to Baltimore and Philadelphia. 10 bos.
ton z. Philadelphia Frelghts forwarded TO that
city by railroad from baltimore without addi'
tiOnal expense for Insurance
n;,-Consirnees by this line arc allowed ample
time to sample and sell their COttons from the
PAUL c. TRENHOLM,
reb7 Union Wnarvcs.
EOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
The Steamship PROMBTElEUS, Cap .&EFSS.
tain a. b. Gray, will leave North ATTAIN -.eissz. Gssggaz.
tic Wharf, OH THURSDAY 10th instant, at -
O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage. apply 10 ....
JOHN d. TIIEO. GETTY,
feh7 North Atlantic Wharf.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED YoR THIS PORT.
LIVERPOOL.

+ o r L | G
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DE. J. c. .iEE !. co. Practical Chemists.
Lowell, Mas. l.. :. A.&
Soda: Wholesale and retail by pDN IL. NOISE
C. r;vIs Charleston, S. O., ami by Fetal Drug
ri.i- every where. nclt
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per British steamship Lumsdcn, from Live
pool.T Johnson j Brooks, w Brooks, w Murdock,
il Il Carr Ellen Shines, A Portman, Crull and
family, F Bleyard. a Criol. Mary Morton, w Nor
ron. Mr. ClutOn, w Martin, F E Martini Adams.
Mrs Adams. Mrs Simpson, W Simpson, j Pant, <
Lowry, and Mr. Micr.
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FOR THE CURE OF
SCROFULA AND ASSUMPTION
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Income Tax.

Petitions are flowing in upon Con-
gressmen for the repeal of the tax on
incomes, as the law stands repealed by
Limitation.
The law reads as follows: "That
the taxes on incomes herein imposed
shall be levied on the first day Of
March, and be due and payable on or
before the third day of April, in each
year, until and Including the year eigh-
teen hundred and seventy, and no long
eTg It will be seen that unless the
law is re-enacted, the imposition Of
faxes on incomes ceases from and af-
ter the present assessment. There is
no doubt, however, but that the law
will be so modified and re enacted as
to tax those incomes of large capital
lists who would not pay any of the
government burdens unless taxed on
the profits arising from interests, rents,
and such like sources. The wealthy
should not be exempted from tax,
while the mechanic is taxed on his
productions. Money must be raised
from some source or other; and while
this necessity exists it should be
Cqualized as much as possible, reliev-
ing labor from as much of the burden
as possible.
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[For the Newa
RaiIrORd Meeting.

At meeting of the citizens of Hillsboro,
convened at the Court House on the eve
ming of the 22d of April, 1870 to take into
consideration the necessary steps to be
adopted for the organization of a new Rail-
road Company for the completion of the
unfinished line of Railway East from
Hillsboro through Piketon to jackson, &c.
and to devise ways and means for the COM
pletion of the same, on motion, B. V.
Pugsley was called to the Chair, and J. K.
Marlay appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been
explained by the Chairman, at the request
of the meeting, Mr.. James H. Thompson
then read letter of the date of 22d April,
addressed to Hon. John A. Smith,. and
signed by himself, on the subject of the
Eastern extension Of our road; and there
upon, on motion Of S. E. Hibben, the con-
tents of said letter were approved by the
meeting, and ordered to be forwarded to
Hon. John A. Smith, with such other sig
natures as might be obtained.
On motion, Resolved, That w. R. Smith,
J. Il. Marlay, @. S. Bell, J. L. Boardman,
and S. Z. Hibben, be Committee to issue
and circulate handbilIs, and make all nee
essary preparation for the meeting on the
5th of May, 1870.
On motion, adjourned,
B.v. PUGsLEY, Chm'n.
J.K. MARLAY. Sec'v.
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THE MORMOXB.
Arrival OF the New Governor
tm UtaI-ssA Blast from the
Gentiless

Arrival OF the New Governor
I'm UtaII-s.A Blast from the
Gentiles.
CORINNE, UTAH, April 20, 1870.
Governor shafFer arrived at eight
o'clock tonight. The people went
out in hundreds and escorted him
from the cars to the Mintah House,
where he was welcomed on behalf of
the citizens by Mayor Monroe. The
Governor replied briefly, stating he
was in Utah for the purpose of en-
forcing the laws of the United States.
When he has done this he will return
home. The constitution and the laws
must be respected and obeyed every
where. This territory will not be an
exception.
Judges Hawley and Strickland, Of
the Supreme Court, and General Max
well, register of the land Office, follow
ed the Governor, showing the inten-
tiOn of the Government to suppress
pOlygamy, and compel Utah to sU0-
init to the authority of the republic
The time has now arrived TO end that
abOmination, and remonstrance from
the dislOyal and traitOrOus will not
stay action.
Congress City was illuminated, and
had bOn-fires and fire works. The
people are parading the streets, cheer
ing for the first real Governor Utah
ever had.
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Railroad Meeting at PikeiOn-
i appointment of Delegates tC
the IIiIIsbOrO B. II. Meeting Ol
May 5.
PIKEToN, O., April 25, 1870.
Editor Highland HeekIy Ne1cs:
On Saturday night last, the citizen,
of this town and vicinity, interested ir
the construction of a Railroad from
this point TO Hillsboro, in your county
met for the purpose of appointing del
egates TO attend the Convention al
your place on the 9Th Of May, proximo
The meeting was organized by ap.
pointing VIM. Patterson, Chairman,
and S. F. Wetmore, of WaverIy, Sec.
retary.
David o. Bailey, B. c. Dunham, J.
Moore, and others, made remarks,
which indicated that they, and the
community in which they live, are
keeniy alive to their interests in the
project.
The following is the list Of delegates
appointed to attend the Convention in
HiIlsborO, and it is likely that more
than a majority of them, if not all,
viii be present with you on the 5th
of May:
D. o. Bailey, B. c. Dunham, VIM.
Patterson, ,Gordan Cochran, Of Piketon !;
Andrew Shock, of Union township. =.
Henry Sargent, of Scioto township !;
James Sargent, of Seal township; NJ.
Ellis of Jasper; Joel Moore and Geo.
L. Hays, of Pee Pee township; and
Joseph J. Green and S. F. Wetmore,
Of Waverly.
The citizens will hold another meet,
ing one week from to night.
With one railroad running through
our county we shall experience a great
benefit, and if the Columbus and Iron
ton road also goes through, it will be
much better. If we succeed in get
ting the projected one built from here
to HillsbOro, it will ultimately 20
further east, and in time a road will be
extended down the valley to Ports
mouth, and up to ChiIIicothe. This is
predicated on the suppo5ition that the
Columbus and Ironton road goes east
Of US through Jackson county, and
east Of ChiIlicothe to CircleviIIe. One
want begets another, and as soon as the
road between Piketon and HiIIsboro is
assured, others will be built in conse-
quence. So you see, Piketon is likely
soon to become a "hub,' and the very
centre Of aye airth." So mote it be.
PROPELLER.
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The Law Relating 10 UnfInish-
ed Railroads in Ohio.

The following is the law passed by
our Legislature at its recent session,
granting five years additional time TO
all Railroad companies owning unfn-
ished lines in Ohio, to finish the same,
pr0Ujded said companies have not fail
ed to construct any part of said un-
finished lines for ten gears precious
to the passage of this act. This pro-
Uiso to the law cuts off the B. & o. and
NJ. & G. r. r. from all benefit of its
provisions, as regards the unfinished
line of railroad extending eastward
from this place, no portion of said line
having been constructed for sereateen
years past.
AN ACT to extend the time for the Com
pletion of Unfinished Railroads.
SECTION 1. Be Il enacted 5y the General
assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That in all
cases in which any railroad company here
tofore incorporated has been duly organ
lied under any law of this State, and has
commenced in good faith the construction
Of any portion of its railroad, and has
made expenditures thereon, and the act
incorporating said company, or any law
of this State, requires the completion, suf-
fcient for use, Of said railroad, or any part
thereof, within any limited period after the
passage of the act Incorporating such COM
pauy, or after the organization thereof,
and such company has not so completed
said railroad or such specified part there
of within said limited period, and such
period has not expired, or has been tenn
pOrdrily extended by order of any court
of competent authority, or by act of the
Legislature of the State OF Ohio, it shall be
awful for said railroad company to pro-
ceed in the constructing of said railroad
or such part thereof, and complete the !
same at any time within five years from
and after the expiration of the time limit
ed by the law in relation thereto. PrOUi-
ded, however, that the provisions of this
act shall not apply to any railroad COM
pany that has completed any portion of
its road under its original or amended
charter, and has for ten years previous to
the passage of this act abandoned or sus-
pended work upon the remaining portion
Of its line of road.
SEC, 2. This act shall take effect from
It's passage.
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ONO STATEsNAN.-Me have neg
lected to notice the fact that this old
central organ of the Ohio Democracy
has lately come out in a beautiful new
dress, and with a new Editor, in place
Of the veteran Chas. B. Flood, who re-
tires from the tripod for the present.
Mr.. James Mills, late of the Pitts
burg Post, is now the editor-in-chief,
and he is making the Statesman bet
ter paper than it has been for many
years. He is a scholar and a gentle
man, though an uncompromising
Democrat, and we welcome him to
the Ohio press.
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A Card Extraordinnrr.

To The American People, Greeting:
1 am commissioned to procure the
name and address Of every person in
the United States who takes a friend
ly interest in Woman's Enfranchise-
ment. hereby request every such
person, Immediately upon reading
this announcement, without waiting
long enough to forget or neglect it, to
take pen and ink, write the name and
address legibly, and forward the same
to me by mail, postage paid-a tri-
fling cost which you will not begrudge
TO a good cause. Anybody sending
in one envelope all the names in a
family, a village, or association. will
render a helpful service. Three
thousand American newspapers will
oblige a brother editor by generously
printing this card in their columns.
The purpose of this registration is to
know to whom TO send important doc
uments. Friends of the cause are
urged 10 respond so simultaneously
that their letters shall fly hither like
q snow storm. Sign at once. And
the day will come when your chill
dren and children's children will be
proud of the record.
Fraternally,
THEODORE TILToN,
Editor Of the Independent,
Box 27s7, New York City.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.


There will be a meeting ol
the friends of the completion Of
the Railroad East of Hillsboro
to Piketon, Jackson, &c. in
Hillsboro, on
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1870,
to take steps for organizing a
new Company to finish the road.
Delegates from Highland, Pike,
Jackson, Scioto, Lawrence and
Gallia counties, are expected to
be present.
Hon. Ralph Leete of Ironton,
Hons. James Emmitt and Isaac
Austill, Of Pike, Hon. e. GLOW
er, of Scioto, Hon. J. I. Vanme-
ter, Of Ross, Hon. w. S. Will
liams, of Jackson, Hon. Joseph
Bradbury, of GalIia, and Hon.
il. Hughes, of Highland, have
been invited to attend and give
their views of the Importance
and feasibility of the enterprise.
Gen. J. J. Mcdowell, Col. VIM.
II. Trimble, Col. w, 0. Collins,
Hon. S. e. Hibben and Jas. H.
Thompson, Esq, may also be
expected toaddress the meeting.
Let there be full attendance
of all interested in the compile
tion of this important line of
Railroad.
By order of
r. R. EX. COM.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-04-28
HydrODhObia.

Mrs. Solomon Haley, of Springfield,
Ohio, is lying dangerously i'll, from the
effects of hydrophobia. Her husband died
on the 23d ultimo, from the same disease,
having been bitten by a rabid dog five
years previously. The wife had been
constant attendant on her husband during
his illness, and is supposed to have become
inoculsted with the virus by handling the
the cloths which had been used in remov-
ing the saliva from his mouth.