Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
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signed on the Goth niiimo, at the Depart
men, Of State, between the United States
and the Netherlands. Il provides for ex'
tending 10 American vessels in the ports OIL
the Netherlands, in Europe as we'll as in
those of their colonies and domnions be.
yond the seas, such Healmeut as is enjoyed
by the National vessels; and reciprocally,
TO the Netherland yeseelsin the ports of the
U. States equal TO til treatment Of vessels
of this nation, both ID the direct and iudi-
rect trade. The ierm Shaved for ,hS aexs
Ichange Of the ralieasgonss six months.
A CURE FOR THE EockJAw.-A young la
dy, says The Suffolk Gazette, while in the
country some years Ago, stepped on rusty
nail, which ran through her shoe and foot,
The inflammation and pain was Of course very
great, and lockiaw aRprehended, A friend
of tho family, however recommended the
application Of beet ttaken fresh from the
garden, and pounded Inc, 10 the wound. Ii
was done, and the efi2ct was very beneficial.
Soon the inhumationS began to subside, and
by keeping on the crushed beet, changing it
for fresh one as itsfyirue seemed 10 be.
come impaired, speedy cure was effected.
Simple but effcctual remedies like this
should be known TO very one.
Hon. w. A. GotMAN, member of the
House Of Representatives from Indiana, and
one of the committed % investigate The caus-
es of explosions and disasters on the rivers
and lakes, was amona the passengers on the
Reindeer, and just pieVious 10 The explosion
was standing on the upper deck, almost d.
rectly over the boileE conyersing upon that
subject. While The handing was made at
Bristol he went out oh. the promenade deck,
and like The others here, escaped without
injury. Mr. Johnson. another member of
the house, was also onihe boat, and escaped
uninjured.
FIRE AT RAyENNAs- by slip from the
Ravenna Wing, we learn that terrible fire
occurred in that village on Tuesday night
last, destroying large portion Of the bust.
ness part of the tow ns Among the buildings
burnt was the one containing the stores Of
H. l.. & R. Day, Bfown & Hurlburt, and
the store of J. AIcoffs Beckwiih's grocery
building, John Gille3B shoe store, Mason S
Block, containing hoprinting office Of the
Portage Sentinel so he dwelling Of
Mrs. King, the oldss Ihe place Among
other articles des,ro,' "a we're I II ent, 81 dir
tty tons of butter ]. as silsscts ol Sc hfe
will be fei.by large portion Of the cisizens-
FROM NEW MExIEs .y-Col Sunnef has
made Two treaties with two of the bands of
The Apaches, who express themselves Tired
Of war and desirous of peace, and say thai,
they will 60 10 planting crops instead Of
plundering others. They say ,ha. the peo.
pie ofSonora lately made peace with them,
gave them feast, made them all drunk,
and then treacherously massacred fourteen
men and carried off twenly-seyen women
and children. There is said to have been
disturbance al Santa Fe between the soldiers
and the Mexicans, but we have no parlic.
ulars.
LIQUOR IN MINNEsoTA.--The Maine liq.
uor law has been adopted in Minnesota, and
the first attempt to enforce its provisions was
made by seizing upon the liquor Of Mr..
Constants, grocer of ST. Paul. Constants
and his friends resisted the process; the
sheriff called upon the Governor for inswuc.
lions; the Governor directed the sheriff to
enroll posse. The posse was raised, new
resistance was offered, speeches were made
upon both sides from the heads Of barrels,
threats Of perEeaal violence were made,
when compromise was entered into, and
The liquor placed in the hands of third par.
ty, 10 stand suit al law.
WHEELING BRIDGE.-The Pittsburgh Jour.
nal contends that the recen, act of Congress
declaring this bridge to be public highway,
goes 10 'legalize nuisance 10 the injury Of
Slate,' and adds, that at the appointed
time, the State Attorney General will apply
to the Supreme Court for an order TO en-
force their decree by removal Of the nu-
isance.'
1t is stated that ten scholarships, Of nine
ly dollars year each, have just been found
ed by President Mott, Of Union College, 10
be given to students possessing perfectly sat
islactory examination on entering the Fresh
man Glass, and TO be continued 10 them so
long as they sustain the same standing.
COLONIZATION. This cause is slowly but
certainly gaining ground. An expedition of
colore', emgrants will leave New York for
Liberia on The lst Of October. Over one
hundred applications are already on The list,
Including list from Michigan. An expe.
diIion will also sail from Norfolk early in
November, and carry out 200 emigranls.
The Democracy are The true friends Of
commerce - Democratic Mirror.
They take very curious way 10 manifest
their friendship, by voting agains, all appro.
prialions Tor its protection III Congress.
The drunkards of The land might, with as
much propriety, claim that they are the true
friends Of lie mperance,- UrJana Citizen.
The Southern Democrat SAYS thar "any
man who thinks Gen. Scott fit for the Pres,
idency cannot have sense enough 10 keep
out Of fire and water" The editor of that
paper, lis said keeps far enough from water
in this world, but we are afraid he'll not be
smart enough TO keep out of fire in the next.
Lou. Jour.
Prentice Of the Louisville Journal says
"Nearly The whole population Of the coun.
l. IL. L..