The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
ALTON, July 81, 1889.

left St. Louis last evening spend = day or two This place s -Four
The citizens resolved secure practicable Society
appointed solicit donations and subscriptions The eoee
Methodist church Sunday evening last amounted
to proposed will require activity and
meetings Colonization Society
adopted recommending the formation auxiliary societies every county
The growth Of ST. Louis wonderful Rents enormously high
% T uu,eo I h are b mI" b g u h h ,y is verv
rich beautiful adorned with lovest and parks
have The grounds around the arsenal miles below the city,
fifty to hundred acres smooth and green and adorned with fine
The farm of Major oFalon above the CITY, still beautiful and
The and facilities for acquiring property great ST. Louis and
St. o s i' % sn sn T o the
spreads out and most fertile country for thousand niles which the
many egan,s now erected river coay Illinois
which there perhaps regions greater promise and beauty
the mouth the St Peters and Falls Of ST. Anthony
voyage delightful You pass through enchanting
the world and have doubt hundreds will start
of visit this till but recently almost unknown region.
b oso sysn sss
sve for and which admits the sick of and religious
hundred good Hospitals
greatly needed between New Orleans and the mouth the Ohio
The Government should build them
The Convent handsome building, and conduct large
The caoe College has not far from hundred scholars and the teachers
fall believe Of the order Of Jeus, have high reputation for learning
far as have observed these qualities with certain quiet but effective
policy the world affairs,
This and the farther West the land for with small
more Wonder @ half M vun me of New Enan au resist the
motives for emigration to the Fa, West G.
Our second Christmas New Year africa arrived
are still happy the performance of work. or should rather
would ourhng increasing There
numbers eleven eg of whom are Some e y little
ones engaging interesting children Five five
the have bad npPE o snG se
been taken @ecy by their mothers or induced BY them Of Their
Wilson though she has been here long still has frequently
are both members the church and continue reside Fair Hope
education not being Completed We expect get Mrs Thompson be-
second houe for he eeo@mo5adn Of h
girls part ocoupy-er being here will be great
assistance and relief Mr. sing
race good good voices Mr. Payne oeuied
two more native girls few days have named them 1nmaa
supported and named vgnans Sunday school in Cb
Sunday morning being day church here had rrI
gons exercises with the girls in In talking them par
the Of neecing abusing long could use
ses np. ss ". y ns"s intelligent
Salem brig which was going a own Of serious
yet se and trade with the BUSH p'isseH
esJnx h 1" ednn .a of Injury this has proved
the land and in prosperous condition than
pvaions true but many comforts and to
them and Though heather land blessed
morning. and every Sunday afternoon the Cape Mr. Minor
preach also at two native towns week. Sunday
prayer meeting and Wednesday evening there
also the monthly concert which particularly reflection
lthat lelowchstians
frequent dapponmens have length heard cannot
tell you how thankful feel receive such Joy full dig That
God has been better than all The the children
who remain eighteen months The unbached yey
siceaoe also the Calico cannot how grateful all INV
friends from whom have received Kindness and btv
Tel the dear children read their their great pleas
am afraid there is little feeling pride mingled with NV
at much being done by people, But indeed
cannot help feeling proud Of well them Our garden is
have also between fifty and sixty owno 'ae YOU
africa lew nights BY disturbance in the noul
TRY yard The morning pigs and calf were m;s ] bJ
been carried off The track of plainly visible The natives