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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-04
ROLLIN CLARK. JOHN EENTREW. A. C?ozIE
EAGLE FOUNDRY.
Corner Of ILan and EiId!c Sirefts, St. Louis, No.
CLARK. FssEyV & co.

CLARK. = s:NFsaEV s. co..
ANIEACTl RER Of Z; tiin Machinery II ,lraulio
va Presses, OIL and Tobacco screws, Nursc's Patent
:aW-!ust Turner's Page Il CEilds patent Circular Saw
Na or horse steam water power, ard all kinds Of
MIL WORK. &c,
They would invite the attention Of Miilwrchts thciY
new and large stock u! Patterns every variety Of
Wheels; lists If which viii BE furnished when desired
BY mail or otherwise.
Their extensive boiler and she etIron Works, undcy
the control Of \. CNOZl li, afford facilities for Manu-
.!ctnrng and repairing Boiler and eEccron Won in
IL" most improved manner
Good second hand boilers generally Oh hand. lGlv
w IkSONS GEN FER l. LAND AGENCY,
SAT- = p'd~, WiRHfsota.
'EN!!S Ac'ncy being the emily one in the Sank River
d Land District. and the 80 -cYnmcnt Land Office
located 1t this point, win The su.-C-',crs long
deiCe IN The west, an. htiuc familiar with the aIvau-
t&ges 10 be derived from choice and early iocatiOns
gives IL particular advantages all others in this
Territory for the speedy location Of Lands and Land
W arrants in said district.
AN 5u,iutss imtrustcd to this agency, viii sc
Ged 10 wiki proliptness and dispatch.
J. l.. WILSON,
Sank RI, ids. Benton County.
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EVOED.:NI'!-E XS-ONEI S,:sI. I',-E4.
FETiIE "ItATC .!tT = EI Kii!D,' the ''CALANVT o
4 rEkCE.'' is l1otwcen teeth, and the smoke
good faith. lIitoH. (pnd all the other good hng>
iIlaginable) il Goats above heads, Assuming
fantastic shapes Ga prior 10 lis advent into the W"t
of rrnClai!s with ''>ice of thunder The
that IICHCDN " the - Paul Drug store has made
extensive l;crlt and improvements his store
and can boast possessing the LARGEST ami nEsr
FILLED. DRUG and CHEMICAL WARi.IlOuS ST, rnI,
SIDE Of ST. IoUIa.
Having completed f,Ir arrangements with Blow, and
several houses in the tiles Of New Yo: k, dc hia
and IiIsburah. now prepared 10 furnish FAINT
crs, builders, aud FL who contemplate using " hltc
Lead. Zine Paint, Oil, IdrpentiMc, Varni,hos, Dry
.',ats Window Glass al SECS &c, with the best :,
No articles tha be procured in those clues, and
~ as re :, olalc rates as i Wing profit VIII admit
We have st received q express, lar2elo oi IHfe
Chemicals ard lhy:i,ians and others, VINO may pre-
scribe or need Tor personal Use large or small Gudn
res MAY res, as urea that ,oy viii offered at
nn,,he ra.p, ar, l!sannsed viii and cxacness
". ". IIICHCOX,
%, Corrr "a and Cedar streets.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

Comml$Sl0n ard Ioyuurdiag House.
JOSEPH 1stGRiDGE,,
Corner of Csm?at-c5aL and Pre- N,ycrty
tNONSIGNNENIS and Commissions will meet with
u promp. and personal attention, and liberal CASH
AnPANcEs VIII be gwen on Consequently, or Bills os
I.aiing HAND.
/ Tie Forwarding and Receiving Of Merchandise and
tf0iuGe W" meet WIN especial and dispatch; the
lowest rates OF Freight viii always procured. ant
shc expense OF Storage and Dral age much as pos
,ible avoided.
ORDERS FOR Purchasing filed at the shortest nc
ticc and lowest market prices.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-04
Chicago, Albany, New York & Boston.

CHfCVSO, NIDHNy, view OrK . bOStOH.
= and after Moniar jan, Goth passenger trains will
~ run daily Except on saturday evening ami Sunday
ll0rning) from Chicago follows
Leave Chicago at IL, and P. NJ. The ?, VI. train
connects next morning Detroit witt, train FOR the
OVER The Great Western Railroad.
Morning Train from Cca- connects at liicIran CITY
with y. \. and = iiajlIoa Tor LAFAYETTE and Cncuuati
Through tickets tor Cnci,na,i New York and Boston
and ether cites east sold at The Michigan Central Railroad
Office Of Lake AMI Dearborn streets. opposite the
ircn-ont House, also at the Depot Chicago.
EDWIN MOVES.
May I.--'n1. General :>u1erint. Il i.rt
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TO TsfE LA DIES.
40 tn MRs MERRICK, at Galena, and learn to cut
dresses for Yourselves others; only half day
eoured TO learn improved plan. Ii is the best and
most simple mode Yet invented teach by Fowler's
muro1ed ula. aat sat siactiOn given or no charge.
MARY MERRICK.
Co,or. My lst 1852. 80 If
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Page e Bacon,
CharlcSs, Blow & Co., [ -
Choteau q Vale, ~ AoUi''
Dutn, King " To-,
H. y. Ncwconb & Brother,
W. b Reynolds, '-o"'S'Aio'
Fills q Morton,
Sirader 6 German,
Hosea ~ Frazer, Cincinnati.
Springer q Nhiteman,
T.. q. Goodman X Co.,
%;5s; ,9s S. 4 & : Co. r''>'Drs
Morgan, J. NJ. Buck * Morgan,l
Shields 4. Aiiilcr, Vs.,
f. {. Yarna q Co. "Iiauciphie
b. y. Comrqys,
Josiah Lee 8 Co., }Da,,imore.
Abraham G.. Cole, '"''i'"oie'
Blow d March.
Frost q Forrest, New York.
Charles y. Meigs,
a. q. FarWell & Co, d.,
Howard, Son * Co, noS'oH'
T. {. TWciIeli s CO., New Orleans.
have an open Policy Of Insurance, which WI! .
cover all shipments TO my address, when advised by
letter per r.ai or when endorsed Ills OF ladins
before or at the time OF shipment.
JOSEPH MOCRIDGE.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-04

t,Itt 81 sSl *. Ban * H.oiDHil ClIS.
C<EVEiAL splendid two and five acre lots only ONE
- ,.iIEAom the corporation limits, are no W Tor sale
Terns-uart down. and the balance on time. Other
of Real Estate for saie information con-
"''A''7 JAMES STARKEY,
e geuI Estate Dealer, Third-St, ST. Paul.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-04
400 ACRES OF GOOD FARH MING LAND
EDEs Il.

IA Lake, aid lic!i there is forty fenced TEL
b. ohe Comfortable house. Thirty of fine buildn.
end fencing ta,Iarack, good spring the house,
sundry Out house> which VIII be sold low if applied
for soon. For further information apply to
Eff n. NSON & CO.
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y NV tit: "a.
TE7IIE subscribers having purchased t. We stock ci'oods
4 in the store recently occupied by e. IL. tim"rc
are prepared furnish his Old customer s. and as many
new ones feel disposed TO give them n Call, with a
choice assortment of excellent GrOCer, ana ifoVIs
ions. Wines Liquors &C, together with Il othef ai-
Giles usually found in store oi the kint ih'y itt
sure that examination of their goods Ill convince
that what they say scofrect al That they
selling at low prices.
Slit. kEiiDtIU y IL ,--.>Gh
STATIONERY.
(<OMBS still invites all who lie to use Sood art
~ Gle of Stationery to give him call as mas In
best and most complete assortment IN MInneat VA.
Call and examine at
COMBEsS' FRANKLIN BOOK STOi Il,
SO Near Ike American Ii ouse
DTsE. POTTS AND MORTON
EEANING associated themselves together in
Il 5 tice of their profession. offer their service
citizens of st Paul and vicinity.
Office on Third street, over ii. c. Sand:ords stot e.
Dec s. 1853. Shift
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-04

10o Dds L TOUR, 2UU dds FORK,
100 bbls Dried Apples, Just reed on consignment nj
the harf Boat and will be closed off reduced prices
Also, and corn meal! oats, potatoes, bran lime
&c, at great bargains.
q 23-tf J. w. BASS e. CO
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NEW ROUTE TO TIE EAST.
I2S.

G. T. GIBSON and A. 4. Ss,-rII:. Agent. Chicago.
MAJ tim. T. II. FA~FI T. Ticket AGENT.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GREAT Ls EkN CANADA RAILROAD OPEN.
Forming with other lines the shortest quickest and safest
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13
9OMlEROY.nOHIOI
STATE G CONVENTION.

aoWe learn lhal printed circulars are Jislrib.
uted throughout The Sla,e, calling for State
Convention ON the 18Th Of July--,he ami.
Versary Of The Ordinance Of 1787-,Cor the
purpose Of consultation and action. with re-
erence TO The existing state Of political az.
fairs--caused by the repeal Of The Missouri
compromise, and The further proposed ag,
gressions Of ,he Slave Power. We under.
stand further, lhot these circulars will be
presented inlihis county, in a lew days, and
Tim, 4 County Convention will be called 10
s,lec. delegates to the proposed Slale Con.
seation. We now say in advance, that we
are willing and ready to second any efforts
Of, the kind which may be, made by iour
friends of'suy o,het political party. Let.he
conventions be called, and let the South
know that there is North.-that In thai
North are FaGEMEN, and that these freemen
of ,he North are determined 10 be heard in
bvhalfof, freedom, ,bs-
As the Convention is 10 bu held in July
there is no time 10 be LOST. WHAT'S done
must be donequickly. Who will act in Ibis
matter
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13
The HOrrId Murders ON Long ISL
(, and.

The New, York Herald givesalhe,ofollow-
ing particulars of the terrible murders on
Long Island, a bfief account oil which reached
US by tsIegraph:nIs sbg .soRT loi,
THREE PERsoNs PRoBARLY KILLEDi-= The
MURpERRH SUsPEcTRp.--- .&c.---Aboul ~
O'Clock on Saturday, night, two servant giils
in the employ Of Mr.. James Wickham, al
CuIchogue, Ia Soulholdtown l.. I.,gNere
awakened by the cries OF some Of ihein.
mates Of tho house, and on listening heard
repeated blows, as if some body was being
struck onlhe head, and also heard Mrs.
Wickham texclaim, Nicholas. don't kill
him don'Lkill himl' Upon Ibis, the girls,
,supposing that Mr. Wickham was being
murdered, got out Of an attic window, and
fled 10 the nearest neighbours and gave the
alarm. AZ ss IA is,,Ilues ,e.efra,9 sil
,t The house was immedia,ely3visi,ed, and
presented horrible spectacle. Mr.. Wick
ham who.was formerly merchant in this
city, and wealthy farmer, lay weltering in
his blood, his head Gu. literally 10 pieces, and
apparently ip The los, gasp Of his existence,
when our inlofmpnl left. The, scene he was
yel breathing, although uncopscivus, with
no hopeo or his recovery, Mrs, Francis
Wickham. his wife, was dead, she having
had her brains completely Knocked out,
which, together with herblood, was scat,ered
about the room. Mrs. W, was but thirty.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13
ArnvaIs d ne Arabia.
On Wlsk Lnllr frn,.. Eurons

OB week Ldier tr0M Europe.
I MLI FAX, June 6. ! sfhe Steamer Arabia,
wiIh udfices ffomsLiveipo6 70 the 9Th ult.,
has arrived hi lhlspon2 ' Il
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. The demand
Tor 5feadsidIfs continued good al Liverpool
during the .ea,ly parI o.. the yeekpreyiousto
the 27Ilis when pfices declined; ,but atIhe
close there was fair demand. The finer
d1aIiies OF floui being scarce commanded
foil prices, buI The lower grades declined Sd
TO Is per bll. The closing quotations are,
Western Canal Flour, 38fO38s6d, and Ohio
and similar brands sos 10 40s Someleztra
Ohio andsMichigah sold ias high as 42I. q
Cora had. advanced a. shade, and -was in
fair demand q, 41t042s Sd. ~.
Lard had declined fully IS " cwl., and is
quoted q AIS. Pork was in fair demand al
.he, las1 qluo!aliQqn, Beef was, firm, and in
active demand. ~, e,s, be,a},,,s, s.,l.l>...
=, The advices from India were unfavorable,
and prices Of both goods and yarns had
largely declined at Manchester. 60, I, !.
|, A, London money matters were, tighter,
but consols had advanced to 89s089a,
q No decisive ballles are reported, either
from the Danube, or The Baltic, and The
general intelligence by This arrival. though
no. Of startling interest,", is nevertheless IN
lstesihs' Ieao3 -~ .s4,Eye a 81 ee.,i Sv.l,sTi.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13
Z 2 For the Meigs Co. Telegraph,
Tribute Of Respect.

a E l.
AT a special meeting Of NewsLima Diyis.
ion Of the Sons Of Temperance, convened
for the purpose, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted: SN''
WHEBEAs; In The wisdom Of Divine judg.
ment,.it hath pleased Almighty God 10 re
move from among us, by sudden death, on
the 22nd inst, Brother THoMAsJ, GARDNER,
aged 48 years., a highly esteemed and volu,
able member Of our Order. And, whereas,
his consistent character as Christian, his
exemplary lileIas citizen, and his praise
worthy Integrity and virtue, commanded a
tribute Of respect from those who noun his
exit off this cbequered stage of life, and
;hough5we griaye for his departure, yet. we
submit with deep humility 10 this affecting
dispensalion ofa Supreme Being, upon whom
we are all dependent, whose plans are wise
and just, and whose motives arc the offspring
Of his mercy. Therefore, ae m@biaf
( Resolped, THAT In the death Of Brother
Gardner, a wife has lost an affectionale hns.
band, son kind and generous father, our
Division a Jealous and valuable member,
and community has sustained an irrrpufable
loss. ai+ y n4sNvf Ha
ResOlDed, Tha. We deeply sympa,hize
with the relatives, especially the wife and
son of our deceased Brother, in the ar.
Fiction, which, like wilhering blight, has
stricken them, and brought grief and dealh;
unwelcome ;guesls,ao 4heirfamily hearth.
Resolved, Tha, we lenderio,h the wife and
relatives the kind regard and sincere condo,
Dence Of our fraternity, and that as o mark
of respecli lor. eur deceased Brother, the
members Of This Division wenr badges .of
mourning for thirty days, and Thai the Hall
be also dressed 10 mourning, sos IA,
Resolped, That o copy Of The above res.
oIulions be presented io, Inc wife and son Of
our deceased Brother, and that. copy OF
,ihem be SEN, i. .the National Temperance
Organ, and also 10 each Of our county pa.
lpers for publication. 4, 3s 81 -ys.,,
N. STANsBURY.( .a ,I.S.,ts
/. J. G., CHASE, C9nmi,tee.
Rutland, Mays2o, la54.s,Ys iadi ,sSoita +,
y Tnk MErHobIsT Book CONCERN - The
General Conference OF the Methodist Church
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

PARLoR AzlNE.-The June number
is before US, being The end Of vol. p, A
change is TO be made, a, the beginning Of
ihe next volume! Ii is TO DO consolidated
with tho Now American, published al Cleve.
land. The proprielors offer $4,000 in
cash premiums, to persons aching as agents.
10 be paid as soon as their list reaches 3d..
600. Terms: SO. per unnam.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

i YOU'VE MEMS CoNvBNrIoN.-i-BUFFALo.
June 8.-The Young Mens' Christian Assp-
Citations oil the United Suites and canada ara
in session to-day Delegates are present
from Boston, Wooster. Springfield, Piusbutg,
and other places. Geo. W. Holmes of,New
Orleans was chosen President. ssf
+ The object Of ,heconyenlion isto pro.
pose some organized method oI promoting
the cause Of christianity throughout the
American Continent. ea eftf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

n
i've yeprs,et qge-. A negro boy. aboui IF
Teen years dld'&bO wss living II tAe.family,
was also beal aud ,cul abou, lhe head 10 such
an extent that he ,capnol survive his injuries,
and he too, Is in such condition as 10 be
unable to give any account pf the desperSle
murder The deed was coinmihed With "a
?ostsSe, aRli@glsmsa' used GSTshoIips posts
lor ienceS. 81 ialsGgs sfl sals lfisa 1irq no NJ
From tho cries hfIMrsy WIckhanYy which
were heard by the servant girls, ills suspec-
led that an lrishman, whose nafne is Nich-
oas Dane, and who had been inthe employ
OF Mr. W., bu, was discharged on Wednes-
day was the perpewalor ofsihis horrible deed;
but no traces had been found fhim Fup 10
yesterday afternoon. 'sis i'aiiatI'i
II Jhs opinion Of @siIe inbdbHaHts z,l.at
he sought To be revenged upon Mr.. w. for
discharQlng him sand dstermnedto murder
his hole family. lie sometime since de.
sired TO marry one OF The servant girls, but,
on her refusing 10 marry him he swore ven
gance agains, her. Nothing in the houss
was carried away, which indicated thai re-
venge instead Of robbery insiga.cd .he nom
sler 10 the preparation Or this horrible crime.
lie will moi probably long elude The officers
Of justice. 's'i ~ AZ
| '2-ts STILE LATER. fis3
Mr.. Wickham aud the negro boy are sill
alive, groan escaping lhem at intervals,
but no hopes are entertained for their rscov-
cry. The object Of The murder seems TO
have been robbery, bu, 10 this The fiend was
foiled, as the Two servant girls who slept in
The upper par. OF the house, hearing tho
cries of MURDER proceeded from below, es-
capped from a window ou, upon back she'd.
and alarmed the neighbors. The murderer.
upon going 10 the girls roam, gnd finding
'ha. they had fled, escaped from The house
withod, plunderng.
The persons alarmed by The girls werc
Joseph Corwin, VIM. Betls, and Dr. Car.
penter, who came Immediately to ihe house,
bu, the murderer had fled, leaving behind
him his hat, which has been recognized as
belonging 10 Nicholas Dane. Tracks of
blood were left from the fee, Of the monster
as ne passed out Of The house. Il seems thai,
after he was discharged on Wednesday, no
hung abou. the premises, md made use Of
. threats towards the girl Ellen for not marry.
ing him, auribu,ing her refusal 10 The advice
given her by Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13
TeMrLARs OF IIoNoa AND .TrarrhAxcrm

TeMPLARs OF Honor AND .TEMpERAHcp'
The Grand Temple ofIioGor Of ,be Siass an
of Ohio, held its rnuai session il z,ne5.s
vile, The 24lh, 95lh and 26ih inst. Tho
officers elected lhu ensuing year arc-Grand
Worthy Templar, c. K Watson, Esd. Of
Tiffin; Grand W. v. Templar, H. s. Rob-
erlson, Esq, McConne!syille; c. w. Record.
er. j.. Wadsworth, Cincinnati; G. w. Treas
sdrer. H. R Curry, Walnut Hills; G. We
Chaplain, Rev. D. E Thomas, Zanessille; :
g. w. Usher, A M. Tiff, CINCINNATI; g. w :
Guardian. j. Fl. Miller, PainesviIle The
next session will bo held in Cndiz Nov. 92ds
Gin. Times. tst} Es'7f8 N''a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

BLACK wooD's MAGAZINE. - The May
number has reached us. The contents are
as interesting as ever. Tho atticlts are:
Tho Oxford Reform Bill; Ancient and Mod
ern Forressss; Ermilian, a Tragedy The
Quel IIear,---parl the lasl; Marathon; Lon.
don and Wes, Prussia; The National Life
Of China; Release; Too Laie; rhc Progress
and Policy Of Russia in Central Asia; Death
Of Prof. Wilson. Price $3 year, Pub,
lished by Laonard Scou & Co., 70 Fulton
street, tN.Y.9pw .a ,sinrs, aa1el tq
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

" In anosher column may be seen an nc
coun, ii some awful murders on Long Island.
sLa.er intelligence informs US that Nicholas
Dane has been arrested, and made full CON-
fession Of his guilt "a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

FOURTH OF JULY.-h is abou. time, il any
thing is 10 DO done 10 celebrate the anniver.
sary Of our National Independence, lha,
preparations were begun. Wbal say the
people Of Meigs TO havinga good. olL-lash.
inned citizens celebration q, some point in
The county? Who will make a motion to
that ,E cIl ,,T
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

CHoLERA.-We learn by the Cincinnati
papers that Cholera made It's appearance in
Nashville on Saturday the 9Th ull, and
fifteen deaths Immediately followed. There
appears to have been FOR sometime past moro
or less Cholera on the boats running on the
Mississippi, and there hes also been. cases
not un(requsnt on the lower Ohio /, river
There appears 10 be no alarm about the dis
ease in Louisville and Cincinnati, although
occasional cases have occurred in those ci,
les. j., The people are cautioned 10 be careful
IA abstain from improper indulgences, A.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

= :. FoaElGN.--Our la,es. adViees state ,ha,
England, France, Austria and Prussia, are
harmonizing Upon line Of policy on the
war question.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

A~.VALuE OF CoAL LiNDsAThers vas
suit decided few days ago, in our Circui,
Cour before Judge Summers, for the value
Of coal that had been used lor the purpose
of manufacturing salt, and the jdry decided
il to be worth one cen, bushelih the mines,
which brought the land upto ,heneatsum
'oteight hundred and sSrty eight dollars per
acre. Thetrue value Of our coal londs is
just beginning TO be appreciated. .--!Kdna-
pha Rep 100 ~ o'''ia2sa aIa aFsss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

~ EInc VehdttteS, iOt lfsisilil9 the tuf0 1t4
sever aud Justly 30. Futlhsf Than .hls,
ihere no escape from these panaiiesf fx-
cepI leaping The country. she efces
in any neighborhoods are ne.p psaiicisni 10
punish -lhs- offenders, ,-lhs- officers haEs--.a
right to call in requlsiliouapl The forces in
she Saateiand aalionl - stJiti9JJ
s. The foreign population are apt 10 over.
rate their numerical strength. Having been
accastomsd 10 settling in large numbers in
cities, and towns, where labor is in demand,
and being occusso61ed 10 heafihg theirPolisi
ical power greatly Exaggerated by dema'
gogues Who'll Halter and deceive them 10 gain
their confidence, they have somehow come 10
,hink themselves far more numerous and ol
far. more political importance than they
really are. If,hey will glance into the cen.
susrepons Of late date they will learn that
flte Native American element was once
uniled against .hem ihey, could stand nc
earthly chance Of obtaining anything which
Americans refused them.u Allahe foreigners
in America combined, are bu. a 1.-THE Of odl
population. The political privileges they
enjoy are opy,.o be auribuled 70 American
tolerance. Lett them beware they do no
arouse spirit Of indignation, which shal
deprive them oflhese rights. s,g s.. " Z
In conclusion, Permit US 70 remark, .ha
IL foreigners would retain their present po
silion in society, ,iisbohooves, ,themao becom'
Americanized as soon as possible. LIE
them shun demagogues, study cur languag,
and assimiate themselves 10 our habils AM
customs, respeci,our laws, and avoid clan
nishness. Our word for il; il this is done
they have nothing 10 fear from Nativ
Americans or Know, Nothings, or any olhe
society Lelihem pursue different course
and they willearn, when Too Tale, thai W
have good cause for giving these friendl
hints. 4, 'V's,.a n 4@t n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

DEATH on Hon. JOHN +. SNoDGRAss.--
ibis gentleman. who represented the Con-
gressionul District on The opposite side OF
she river died at his residence iu Parkers-
burg, on Monday Of last week, very suddenly
/, We have no. learned the particulars