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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21


800 for each such offence. Besides the
annual examination Of steamers, an inspect
or may at any time examine such steamer
as ne thinks not sufficiently secured against
accident, and prohibit any further navigation
with until the repairs he recommends are
made. His decision, however, to be revised
by the local board Of inspectors, and finally
an appeal may be made to the supervising
inspector. Inspectors have the power TO
summon Witnesses, and may compel their
attendance, as is done by courts of law.
Pilots and mates are also obliged TO assist
them in making examinations.
SECS. IL Is and IA. If the master Of q
vessel shall, by any device, subject the boil.
er TO a greater pressure than is allowed by
certificate, il shall be held q misdemeanor,
and he may be fined $500 and imprisoned
Is months. II the water fall below three
inches above the fue. through the con.
~nivance or otherwise Of the master, he, and
also the engineer, shall be liable 10 a fine Of
300. All steam boilers shall be construct.
ed of stamp plates, the material Of which
shall have been examined by the inspectors,
in order that suitable metal may be used.
Sec. 90. Provides that the President shall
appoint nine supervising inspectors, who
shall meet for consultation at least once O
year, each inspector 10 have $1,500 a year
for his services. besides travelling expenses
SECS. FL and &c. The supervising in.
spectors shall see whether the local boards
perform their duty, andif not, report them
10 the Secretary Of the Treasury.
SIC. IS. Every master shall have two
copies Of his certificate, one to be hung up
in q conspicuous place, for the passengers
TO see it, the other TO retain himself.
SEC. 20. If from darkness, fog, &C., the
pilo, or engineer warns the master that fur.
lher navigation is dangerous, the latter by
persis.ing, incurs the expense Of any dam.
age that may arise from c~onsequen. injury
10 passengers, baggage, &c.
SEC. 80. The inspectors shall establish
rules TO be observed by vessels passing each
other, which masters are bound 10 obey, un.
der a penalty Of $50.
SEC. 81. The Collector Of Customs for
su0 uioNtSb ohuii tCCCiN0 lIOul buo OWHOio
Of vessels, as compensation for inspection,
for a vessel Of 1000 tons, $35 !; for one oil
500 tons, $50 under 500, $50; and each
pilot or engineer shall pay for his certif'
cate, frs. IS, and afterwards 81 for each.
Sec. "a. The inspectors shall be provided
with instruments by the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
SECS. IS and SO. Every master shall al
ways have for inspection a list Of his pas
sengers, and shall also have two copies
Of this Act, which a passenger may demand
10 see at any time.
Sec. SO. Engineers and pilots, before en-.
tering on their duties, shall make oath, be-
fore the inspector, to perform them faithfully
and honestly.
This Act shall no. apply TO public vessels,
nor steamers used as ferry boats, tug boats
towing boats, or for navigating canals.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21
Democratic Mass Meeting.

To the Democracy of Meigs county, citizens
generally, and ladies particularly: Notice has
Just been received from the State Central Com
mittee, appointing Thursday, September 80, for
addresses to be made to the people of Meigs, by
COL. DAVID TODD and LIEUT.. GOV. ME-
DILL. We regret that the day is the same upon
which our county Fair is to be held; but, as the
appointment cannot now be changed, and know
ing that our farmer friends are deeply interested
in the fair; and knowing. also. that worry many
cannot forego the pleasure of seeing and hearing
our distinguished friends, we have therefore con.
cluded to appoint some suitable location in the
vicinity Of the Fair Grounds, at Crock SPRING"
so as not to disturb the deliberations of our highly
distinguished Society, in which we should all
feel a deep and abiding interest. By this arrange
ment, our friends can accomplish the double pur-
pose of seeing all at the fair, and hearing a good
Democratic speech, which we trust viii! offend
none, but enlightsn many. H. B. SMITH,
Chm Dem. Cent. Com.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

The Cincinnati Gazette Of last Friday
gives an account Of a tragic occurrence be.
tween two German editors of tina, city. DR..
Albers, in a paper called 1.-THE Old Hickory
attacked the private character of Mr.. Klau.
prech,, and ended with an outrageous at
tack upon the character Of MIR. KS wife.
KlauprechI Immediately waited upon Albers
and asked him to retract. Upon his refusal
TO do so, Mr.. X. drew q revolver and fired,
the shot taking effec. near the right shoul-
der. After firing, he threw the pistol a, his
head. He remained in the room until the
police arrived, when he delivered himself
up to the officers. /. is though. Albers may
ccover.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21
PoRTLAND, September /.

PORTLAND, september lo.
Mcdonald, Dem, elected 10 Congress in
the ed district, and Benson, Wing in the Sd
district by a large majority. Farley, Wing,
has a good chance in the 4th district. In
the 9th dis.ricl-W ashburn Wing, re elected.
In the 9Th district, in "a principal towns
on the line Of ihe telegraph, Hibbard, Dem,
1906; Crosby, Wing. 5,401; Chandler,
anti. Liquor law, 3,505; scattering III
This is not decisive. The probability is no
choice for Governor.
SECOND DEsPArcH.-In 80 towns Hubbard
loses over 5000 voles--his majority last year
was 1000; no choice. Three Wing mem.
bers Of Congress sure-Washburn. Farley,
and BeEson. Mcdonald, Democrat, certain
ly, and Fuller, Democrat, probably elected.
Legislature probably Democratic, though
doub.ful-so fur the Wings gain s members
in the House. Las. year The Democratic
majority was 80!
LATER-BosToN September 16.-The
Portland Advertiser says, there will be six
Wing majority in the Senate, md that the
House stands 81 Wings and and SO Demo.
Gratis, with &c districts 10 hear from.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21
Progressive Democrncy.

We have often been puzzled to know why the
party calling itself democratic" is, in these lat
ter days, so bitterly opposed to the men and meas
ures Of the Democratic party in times gone by.
Many of our readers may have been similarly
situated. Being enlightened o%urself, we cheer
fully give our readers the benefit Of the ex-
PLANTATION. The Cincinnati Enquirer says it is
owing to the Progression of the Party. The fol-
lowing quotation from that paper explains the
matter more, fully: a.
"The man who WAS q Democrat twenty-fv
years ago, and entertains the principles NOW that
he did twenty-five years ago, and has not Pro-
crossed with the party, but remained stationary,
Is JUST TWENTY-FIVE YEARS BEHISD THE TINES AND
THE PARTY"
Well, we love an honest confession. But as
they have progressed beyond their old principles,
we simply suggest the p~ropriety of changing their
name. We are not particular about this, howev-
er, so long as they frankly &C knowledge that they
have outgrown old fashioned Democracy.
The following anecdote may possibly serve as
an illustration of Democratic progress:
Il say, Squire said an individual who was in
dulging in the luxury of whiting a pine stick in
front of q tavern, 'this here's my grandfather
jack-knife.'
mo; not your grandfather's, is itT
Eyes, it's grandfathers knife, Sartin.'
what an old knife it must be! how have you
kept it SO long?
why, there's been four new blades and six new
handles put to it since grandfather's time, but it's
the same old jack-knife for all thatp
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

The U. S. UNlvERsALlsr Co%NvENTIoN.-
This body commenced its annual session a.
Metropolitan Hall, New York, on Wednes-
day morning last. Revs. Sawyer, BallOu,
S.reeter, Thayer, and Chaplin addressed the
Convention during the morning session.
The Occasional Sermon was preached al,
8 O'Clock, at the same place, by Rev. T. B.
Abel. In the evening there was preaching
in all the churches Of tina, denomination in
New York, Brooklyn, and Williamsburg.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

RUN INTO AND SUNK.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer Of the l7lh inst, says: The Gen.
eraI Gaines arrived here on Wednesday last,
from Pittsburgh, and we learn tho, she did,
after unloading a portion of her freight
which she had for this place, pull up stakes
yesterday morning and put off for the lower
country, with the balance Of her freight on
board. The reason assigned for her sudden
flight is, tina, she sunk a.iow-boat which she
had along side, looded with goods, all Of
which wero lost. None Of the goods, we
believe, were insured; or rather, they were
insured with the understanding that they
were TO come down on the General Gaines,
thus forfeiring their insurance, in case they
had any. Such an accident would make
boat responsible for all the goods lost,
and hence the reason, we suppose, that the
boat was taken with q sudden leaving, fear
ing. probably, tina. she would be lied up
We presume that the goods upon the boat,
belonging here, will be sent back from some
poin, upon the river. 81,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21
Ohio Conference Appointments.

The following are the circuits assigned the
preachers of the Ohio Annual Conference for the
enuing year:
.CHILLICoTHE DISTRICT W CLARKE, Pc.
Observation-Disclosures P. p. ingalls, Wal
nut-street, J. L.. Grover.
Deer Creek-D. Smith, H. F. Green, w. A.
Prettyman.
Washington-B. Lowe, w. Sutton.
Jeffersonville-E. II. Dixon.
Jackson-Isaac B. Cartlich.
Waverly-T. J. N. Simmons.
Frankfort-Estill, 2. Wharton.
Kingston-Henry Wharton, ]. T. Bail.
Hainbridge-J. S. Merits.
Richmond-L. w. Munsell.
Salt Greek Mission-Elijah Fate.
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT. N. TRIMDLr, p. E
Zanesvile-Second street, John w. White
Seyenth-street, VIM. F. Stewart.
Putnam-Moses T. BOWMAN.
Observation-Disclosures Ellis.
Beavertown-Stephen F. Frampton, James
Hooper.
Rehoboth-Chas. H. Warren, Edward P. Hall.
Asbury-C. G. Lybrand, Cyrus FELTON,.
lTvile-Levi Cunningham, Geo. u. West.
Newark-Western Charge, B. N. Spahr; East
ern Charge, H.T Magill.
Granville-Elijah v. Bing.
Alexandria-James Mitchell.
LANCASTER DISTRICT. CoxSELL, p. 3,
Lancastet-Ancil Brooks.
Rushville-Jphn F. Longman, H. S. Benner.
H~ebron-Sanuel Harvey, Banner Mark.
Etna-James Gnfley.
Baltimore-Richard Doughty.
Royalton-AYgustine M. Alexander.
Circlevine1 thmesM. Jamison.
Tarlton-John w Steele.
Mount Pleasant. II. MCutchen.
Logan-Wm. Porter.
Acknowledgement w. Bright.
MARIETTA DISTRICT-EzRA M. Boring, P. E,
Marietta-To be supplied.
East Marietta Mission-Joseph Cartleih.
Hamar-Daniel D. Mather.
Barlow-Dayid Mann.
Amesville-W. W. C~herrington, VIM. Catlin,
Coolville-W. R. Litzinger.
Athens-Wm. T. Hand.
Athens Circuit-Amos Wilson.
MArthur-Abraham Cartleih.
Wilksville-J. H. Hopkins.
Pomeroy-Alanson Fleming.
Chester-Michael Sheets.
James F. Given, Principal Of the Preparatory
Department Of the Ohio University.
PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT-R o SPENCER, P. E.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT St. James Fry, George
W. Brush.
Ironton-Joseph H. Creighton.
WheelerSburg-Lewis A. Atkinson.
Hanging Rock-Joseph Barringer.
Burlington--James T. Holiday.
Patriot-John R. Prose.
Gallipolis-Andrew Carroll.
Gallipolis c~iIcuit-Sheldon Parker, W. Morris.
Gallia-Henry S. Hill.
Welsh Mission-David Cadwallader.
Piketon-Samuel Bateman, Albert @. Byers.
Rochville-DeN lit c. Howard, /. A. Btadrick.
Dunbarton-To be supplied.
Jasper M lssion-To be supplied.
COLUMBUS DISTRICT-URnu HEATH, p. z.
Columbus--Town street, Joseph A. Bruner:
Wesley chapel, John W. Leavitt.
Worthington-Andrew B. See, R.. l.. Black.
Blendon-Samuel G. Riker, Theodore D. Mar.
tindale.
JohnStown-John Dillon, Jacob S. Adams.
Observation-Disclosures Pitzer, David Lewis.
Groveport-Jacob Young, L. Taft.
Darbyville-Henry Lonnis, H. H. Ferris.
Crum.
West JefferSon--Samuel Middleton.
MaIysville-Stephen M. Merrill, 7. L. Lloyd.
DuDlln-Archibold Plemming.
Frederick Merrick, Professor in the Ohio Wes-
leyan University.
oliver NJ. Spencer, Principal of the Worthing-
ton Female Seminary. ~
The conference Adjourned to meet AZ Lancas-
ter, SeDtemher \ f152
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

FEMALE LYNcuiNG I'm the town Of Beth.
any, Harrison county, Missouri, a short time
since, Or. A., under the influences OF the
'green.eyed monster had accused his wife
Of infdelity, and had left her. But on his
return he was seized by a number Of gentle.
men, whose wives the Doctor had also sian.
dered, who, forming q circle in the street,
prevented his escape, while a large number
Of ladies' cas.isaled him with cowhides 10
the ,uno Of one hundred and fifty lashes!--
The Dr.. sosn left for parts unknown
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

CRIsr MORE THAN A MuRDERRR.-Crist.
the murderer Of young Nye, did no. make
a full breast Of l, In his written confession.
To his spiritual adviser, the Mobile papers
say, he acknowledged himself guilty OF The
crime Of forgery, which was laid to his ac-
count In Ohio, before no was arrested Tor the
murder of Nye. He also confessed TO other
crimes, the nature OF which We have not
been able 20 ascertain. The case Of forgery
was up in Logan, in this Suite, we believe,
and he was under bonds 10 appear and IN.
swer O, the time Of the murder.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

- BY reference to our advertising columns,
it will be seen that the "favorite'' is again max
ing her regular weekly trips between Cincinnati
and Marietta; but it does not appear in the afore-
said columns that our "illustrious predecessor"
R. T. VAN HoRN, is one of the officers. We have
not yet had the pleasure Of congratulatipg him
in his new vocation; but from documents
found upon our table yesterday morning, we feel
assured that Van is at the desk. Success attend
him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

Our OF DEBT.-By the following notice,
it will be seen that the State Of Iowa is out
Of debt:
TTEAsURRRs OFFICE, Iowa CRY,
July Goth, 1852.
Notice 10 hereby given to all holders Of
State Warrants, Of any date or denomina-
lion, that there are funds in the treasury 10
redeem them.
ISRAEL KISTER,
State Treasurer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

The GALLA Courier appears in new dress, and
considerably enlarged. The old materials of the
Courier have been removed to West Columbia,
to he used in printing a new paper there, called
the WESTERN BULLETIN, Of which Mr.. Vance, Of
the Courier, is one of the publishers. Enterprise
and economy must succeed. We learn that the
citizens of West Columbia, raised the sum Of
sS0e to aid in establishing a press there, Success
attend them.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

The Wings Of Green county know how
to do things up right. The State Central
Committee published an appointment. for a
Wing meeting to be held a. Yellow Springs,
on Monday, September 9Th. We see by
The Cincinnati Gazette of last Friday that
preparations were Immediately made for a
Grand Scott Barbecue, on the occasion. An
enormous OK will be roasted whole, and all
persons, Of all parties are urgently invited.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21
WhiR las Meeting.

HON. w. E. FfNCK and HON. WIN. DEN
NlSON, JR., will address the Wings Of MEldS
county, at the COURTHOUSE IN PoMEROY,
NEXT FRIDAY, Sept. 24th), at 1 O'Clock, p. m.
Wings, Democrats, Free Democrats, and fell
low citizens generally are invited. Come one
come all.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

IVA melancholy accident occurred at the Wing
meeting at N~elsonyille, on the 10th. Agun that
was being fred burst, and so seriously injured a
man named TnARr, that he died of his wounds
in about 10 hours. About 5000 persons were
present at the meeting. The attempt to raise a
pole failed for want of the proper rigging. They
were to give it another trial yesterday.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

The Massachusetts Freesoil Convention
me. a, Lowell on The 18th inst, and nomi.
mated Horace Mann for Governor, and A.
Walker for Lieut.: Governor. Charles Sum.
ner made q speech. An electoral ticket was
formed. Ii is said the Coalition Democrats
are dissatisfied with the nomination.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21
Wing County Convention.

AT a meeting Of the Wing Delegates from
several different townships of Meigs county,
held at Pomeroy, on the 18th OF September,
1859, for the purpose Of nominating suitable
persons to fill the Offices of Prosecuting At.
,orney, Auditor, Coroner, and one Commits.
sioner, for sa,u cvunIy. on moSiOn, Hnraca
s. Horton was appointed Chairman, and
John C. Hysell Secretary.
After being thus organized, and the object
Of the meeting stated by the Chair, on mo.
ton, the meeting proceeded 10 make the fol-
lowing nominations:
For Prosecuting Attorney John Cartwright.
For Auditor Samuel Halliday.
For Commissioner -.Abner Stout.
For Coroner-----------Jose2h Ra.hburn.
On motion, Resolved, That q Committee
Of five be appointed by the Chair TO selec.
Delegates 10 attend the Distric, Convention
on The 22d inst. Said Committee be-
ing appointed, reported the following named
persons Us delegates 10 attend said District
Convention:
]. F. Brown, Josiah Simpson, John Cart.
wright, w. Cooper, c. Downing, George
Ackley, VIM. F. FELTON,, Stephen Titus,
Aaron Brach, E. w illiamson, W. Reed.
On motion, Resolved, That this meeting
adjourn. H. S. HORTON, Chm.
J. C. HYsELL, Secretary.
AT the same time and place, and after the
adjournment Of the above meeting, the dele.
gates present from District No. 2, organized
by calling s.. Titus TO the Chair, and appoint.
ing ]. G. Hysell Secretary, and, on motion,
proceeded TO nominate a candidate for the
office Of Dis,ric, Assessor for said District,
which resulted in the nomination Of John G.
Hysell.
On motion, RESOLVED, That this meeting
now adjourn. S. TITUS, Chm.
J. C. HYsELL, Secretary.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21
CHARLESTON. September 10.

Advices from Havana to the Sd, announ.
ces exci,emen, in tina, city increased by a
report that large bodies were collecting and
organizing in Florida and below New Or
leans for the purpose Of invading the Island.
Additional force OF 5000 troops was shortly
expected from Spain. PERSONS arrested for
being concerned in the publication. Of the
Voice of the People have not been garoted
sentence had moi been pronounced.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

W The Wings of Athens county are to have a
mass meeting at Athens tomorrow wednesday,
Charly Anderson and Gen. Eckley are the speak
ers. We predict a fine time.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

SAD AccIDENT.-We learn that Mr.. David ST.
denstricker was killed on Friday last by the cav.
ing in of a well, which he was digging for Mr..
Lasley, in Rutland township.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

ION LuNDV'' is informed that 1t is nm %invaria'
bic rule with all editors to insert no communica-
ton in their columns until they know the name
Of the author.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21
Odd Fellowship in Ohio.

The following statistical information in
reference TO the Independent. Order Of Odd
Fellows in this State will be interesting TO
many Of our readers. The facts are
bodied in an Annual Report just made 10
the Grand Lodge Of the United Sta,es, for
,ho uaor and;n0 Tulu 4 1870.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

or IL. II. Johnson, Of Ashland, is the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the i4th district.
A.. p. Edgerton has been re-nominated in the 9Th
district.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

W We learn from the Gallipolis papers, that
the gentlemen surveying the track for the Cali
polls, Jackson, and Chillieothe Railroad are pro-
crossing finely.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

u The Wings of Gallipolis raised a fine pole
on the 10th Hon. J. L. Taylor, and ~ Coombs,
Esq, were present, and addressed the Wings as
sembled on the occasion.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

rT Communication and advertisements to in
sure an insertion should be handed in as early a.
Saturday.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

County Ticket.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR,
SAMUEL HALLIDAY.
o PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
JOHN CARTW
% COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ABNER STOUT.
FOR COUNTY CORONER.
JOSEPH RATHBURN.
FOR DISTRICT ASSESSORS.
list Dist. COLUMBIA DOWNING.
I'd Dist. JOHN c. HYSELL.
Sd Dist. - -
4th Dist. - -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

U- The New York Democratic State Conven-
ton, which met at Syracuse recently, nominated
Horatio Seymour for Governor, S. Q. Church, for
1t. Governor, Fred. Follett, for Canal Commas
sioner, and Darius Clark for State Prison lnspec-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

Why Is printers 'pi' like the ISLANDER Of q
fool? Because /, is no matter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

The small amount paid for the education
Of orphans is accounted for by the fact. that
provision in this respec, is made for them
by the Common School Law. The value
Of real estate and other properly, belonging
to the several Lodges within the State, is es.
iima,ed a, about Two and q half millions Of
dollars. W s'1'h'o'1 @a $500 35Ah
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

" The death of William G. Walton, of Mon
roe county, Democratic candidate for Congress, is
announced in the last number of the Ohio States
man.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

PoR SUPREME COURT judge,
DANIEL A. HAYNES, Of Montgomery.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
DAVID II. BEARDS1. icy, of Cuyahoga
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

SENATORIAL ELECTORS,
EDWARD d. MANSFIELD,
WILLIAM DENNlS0N, JR.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
LIST District-CnARLEs ANDERSON,
I'd ]. ScoTr HARRISON,
Sd THos. S. LARsH,
4th JonN w. DEGREES,
9Th DANIEL SEGuR,
9th Hanson L. Penn,
7th john MiLroN WILLIAMS,
Sth " WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
9Th SARDIs Orchard, . AS
10th J0HN |. VANMETER,
18th WILLIAM E. FINK,
18th JAMES r. SrANBERY,
18th JonN SHERMAN,
14th SMITH ORR,
18th A. BANNING NoRToN,
18th ALEX. LEWIS,
18th RoBERr b. MocRE,
18th VAN r. HUMPHREY,
10Th WILLIAM L. PEkkNs,
goth CYRUs G. CLARK,
2lst JOHN A. BINGHAM.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-08
Law School.

A LAW SCHOOL will be opened, under the charge
IL Of the Subscribers, in the city of Dubuque the
Drst term to commence the first Monday in Novep-
Der next and terminate the last week in March.
- believed that such School, properly conduc ted
will be OF great assistance and 10 the student
OF Law, by ahordng him facies want of which is
much II IN our State. As il is aim make this
school permanent in its character useful to those
who may enter il, will devote it, during the term
our undivided attention. he Course will consist of
Lectures, Elementary reading. and Examinations. A
Moot Court will be connected with the other exercis
over which ore OF us will preside.
The Text Books to be used are-Chitty's Blacks
kents Commentaries, Greenleafs Evidence Stephens
Pieading Story's Equity Pleading and Jurisprudence.
Particular atlenien will be given the practice under
the Code Of Iowa.
The Law Libraries here perhaps the hest in the
State, and we been kindly assured by the proes
sion, th 1t the students have free them.
Good board can be had at from 50 to "a per week.
Charge for term offve months 10 be paid in advance,
thirty dollars.
J. ]. DYER,
Dubuque, Sept.7 rs. WILSON
Letters addressed to either both the above viii
be attended to.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-08

rOFFEE-A fresh lot of Java, Rio and Lagualr
~ Coffee also Carol Rice, peaed Barley, Nermicelli
Maccaroni, etc. etc. For sale by
GELPCKE SCHROEDER.