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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-18
Prepared by j. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.

s tf VII
Sold by Eckstein, IL, Cincinnati; Darius
Reed and Brother, Pomeroy; H. @. Waterman
& Co.,, Middleport, and by dealers in meGicins
everywhere. llulyS-ly2s.
BROOKS, Tbbat, and Fulton, VS. Eihu II.
ID Stedman---Meigs Common PleasA-P Petition
to sell lands on mortgage -Elihu H. Stedman, of
the State Of Iowa, is hereby nolihed. that on the
28th OF July, A. D., 1855, Chauncy Brooks, Isaac
]. Tibbats, and James Fulton, partners sunier
Ne name and style offBrooks, Tibbats & Fulton,
ofBatimore, Md, filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of the County Of Meigs State OF Ohio,
a petition against the said Elihu Il Stedman, the
object and prlyer Of which petition, is to..btain
Judgment for two hundred and forty six dolarr
and twelve cents, and interest from the 9th day
of October. A. D., 1853, on note executed by
said Elihn H, Stedman to said plaintiff, for said
sum Of S246i2, dated October 2sth, 1853, due one
day after date. Also to obtain an order to sell
lot No. 81, in the town Of Coalport, Meigs coun-
ty, Ohio, which said lot was nortgased by said
defendanttO 10 said plaintiff, 10 secure the payment
Of said note by mortgage deed duly executed and
delivered TO said plaintiff, on the 2gth day OF
April, A. ID, 1854, andthe said Elihu II Stedman
is further notified thatunless he appear, aud an
swer of temur to said petition, by the first day
nf0ctober next, the said plaintiff at the term
next after The said istdryof October, will apply
70 spid court, tOtake the lnatleTs OF said petit
finn M nonferspd and far a ind.rnienl ihern,n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-18

WIN. WINDSOR. s. l.. THRUSH
WINDc0R {, TLTD rrcIr
"AA'OoOI' I1nUOI1,
GROCERS.
N.o,4 OI.oot 49,, o.. D.J
HT0"c OHeet, He0T OtOHe DT1dge,
PONIEKOK, OHIO.
TNHE Subscribers having commenced business
i in the house formerly occupied by E. S.
Edwards, aud having just received and OF ened
our stock OF groceries, would respectfully solicit
the citizens OF PomeToy and the surrounding
country, to call IN ana examine them.
BY the care we have taker in selecting, and
the choice made in the articles we offer to you,
we have endeavored to render our assortment
second to none IN the city, and we hope by po-
lite attention to those who may favor us
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-18
BOOTS AND Shoes,
n T. j. SMITH, sin
&sss MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Wy
DO OTIS. SHOES, AND SHOEWA.
KE1I'S FINDINGS.

DOOIS, SHOES, AND SHOEnTA.
KEK'S FINDINGS.
front street, corner Of Linn, Pomrroy, o.
wv oULD respectfully inform the citizens of
wv Meigs county and the surrounding coun-
try, that he is constantly receiving fresh supplies
of the 4g
LATEST STYLES AND FASHIONS.
from the heavy manufactures of Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Portsmouth, and the Eastern cities,
and is prepared to frrnish the most fastdous
customers, with "jnst the thing they want as
cover for their understandings.
Being practical workman himself, and devo-
ting his entire time and attention to the busi
ness, he thinks it no fattery to say that he is
better qualified to select articles in his line for
his customers than those whose time and atten-
ton has hitherto been absorbed in other pursuits.
lie believes that he CAN and DOES sell
Cheaper, Better, and More FASH
/. iOnable Boots and Shoes,
tEaA can be purchased at any other establishment
IN Melgs county.
N A NUFA CTURING.
For the convenience of customers, he keeps
COMPETENT W0RKMEN constantly employed
in manufacturing to order all such articles ais are
not found on the shelves, and repairing all work
purchased at his establishment when damaged
10 Mtoe,nakerS.
He is prepared to furnish Shoemakers, ON the
most reasonable terms, all articles used by them
IN the manufacture of Boots and Shoes, such as
Leather Lasts, Crmps, Trees, Pegs, DO,
July 3, 1855tf 7. j. SMITH.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-18
Lime for the Million

fTfR place to get No. 1 white lime, Is at D. G.
Munn's Patent Kilns, 10 miles above Ports
mouth on the Kentucky Side Of the Ohio River,
where No. article can be 9t9ined at any
time, fresh from the Kiln, at a mo- much lower
than the same article can be.pulc1Ased for else
where. Orders addressed % Mum, always hll-
ed promptly and forwarded BY the Boat bearing
Store Of Edward Biggs in west Columbia, Va,
and at the Firm Of Windsor 4 Thrush in Pome-
roy o., at prices lower thar the lowest.
d. c. MUM.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-18

@HEGDEHMRM.ES9
Lookng Glasses, Window Glasses,
Cast, Il b, Gen and Shear Steer;
Cur, WRoT AND S NAILS, SASH, DouRs,
MANILA RoPEs, CoTToN AND HEMP CoRDs,
CoTToN YARNS Garrett War;,
and any quantity of &c, &C., too numerous to
mention.
Call and see. hear, taste smell, feel, and buy
REMINGTON & HALLIDAY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-18
By order Of the Board Of Trustees,
s1s @. r. .POMEROY, Sec

nEbOUAS, AVN cG CV .vB. Elihu (.
~. Stedman-Aegs Common Pleas Elihu H I.
Stedman, defendant, of the State of Iowa, will
take notice that on the llth day Of July, A. D.
1856, Chauncy Brooks Walter B. Brooks, Derrick
Fahnestock and Fredrick Brookman, partners
under the name style OF G. Brooks Son, & Co., of
Baltimore Maryland, filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of the county of Maigs and State of
Ohio apetition agasnst the said Elihu H. Sted-
man; the object and prayer of which petition is,
to obtain judgment on note given by saddle
fendant to said plaintiffs, dated Iaaaafy 18th
1884 due one day after date, for the sum Of
three hundred and seventy one dollars and sixt,
eight cents, with interest from The 18th day OF
June, A. d. 1854 said petition also prays for the
sale OF the following premises Mortgages by said
defendant to said plaintiffs, to secure tile payment
Of said note, to wit the undivided half ofthe fol-
following part of lot No. | /, in the town Of Mid
dleport, Meigs County Ohio, beginning % feet
south OF the northeast corner Of said lot No. 1,
thence south on the line of said lot l3 feet,
thence weSl parallel with the street leading to
Rutland Village 81 feet, thence north IS feet,
thence east 81 feet to the place Of beginning,
with a store and warehouse situate thereon; and
the said Elihu Stedman is further notified that
unless he appear and answer or demur to said
petition or before the first dayof October next,
the said paiariG, at the term Of said court, next
after the said first day Of October, will anply TO
said court to take the matters Of said petition
as confessed and to render judgment accordingly.
J. BRADBURY, Atty'y for Plaintiff.
Pomeroy, July, 1855. wf;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-18
CIR AND EXHIBITION.
E. SIBLEY & CO..
,,. DEALERS IN
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware
Notions, &c, Gc.,
Corner Of Front and Rutland streets,
MIDDLEPORp, o.

HHvlNG opened their new store, they beg
III leave to inform their friends and the publi1
generally, that they have on hand large and
we'll self cted stock Of nierchandze, which they
are prepared to offer to dealers and consumers at
Prices Extremely Lou.
We now respectfully solicit share Of your pat
ronage, which it shall be our constant study to
merit
For want Of time, we are compelled to emit
, enumeration, and invite the public generally to
gall and examin, the most extensive and beauti-
full assortment of
wv h iGG G @od So
Linens, Canibrics and Jaconetts, mills, Bish.
op Lawns, Swsses Linen and Cambria hand
kerchiefs, Laces and Embroideries, cap and hat
Laces, plain and figured Edgings and Insert ne
Trimming Laces, Needle worked Collars, CUFFS
Sleeves. &c., of all prices.
YES.
Kid, Buck, Silk, Lsle Thread, and Thibet, Of
all quallties and prices; for Ladies, Gentlemen,
and children.
HOSIERY.
Lisle, Cottog, MeIno. Lamb wool and Woi-
sted HOSE aud Half Hose, for men, women aud
cmIafen--and almost every article belonging to
this department. a.aa it,, .sgf'
:, We also have on hand fine assortment Of
CIsvats, Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, Sewing
Silks, Brads, Ribbon Trimming &c.
BLANK BOOKS.
Spring and Summer Hats of all styles, Satchels
and Carpet Sacks, &C.. &c. rsg
Spring and S. u no Irn Gp
@QD0DMD$
ever before offered in this market.
In the first place, we would call your attention
10 our large stock OF 4Vpsa
CL O HIN q,
which consists in complete assortment OF all
the various styles and qualities Of
Goats, I'dntS, VeSiS and ShirLS,
having every article composed of the best mate
nal, according to grade and texture,
Cloths of every description, quality, and price
"a large lot of CasSimeres, and all other varieties
OF goods for gentlemens wear.
THE LADIES are invited 10 call and examine
SILKS
Rich, figured and plain silks,
Satsinetts, Berages
Shallis, Fiench and American Lawns,
Mousselin DeLanes and Oashmeres,
Jaconetts, PRINTS, Ginghams,
Silk Poplins, Alpacas, Bombazines, and
DRESS GOODS
OF all descriptions. a. a.
RIBBONS
A splendid variety of Bonnet and Can, SaGI
Tafetas and Velvet Ribbons Of all wiltIs
qualities, and great variety OF other nillinay
articles
FO Merchants.
We have on hand large and general assort-
FANCY GOODS
YANKE EE TIONS;
which shall be sold as low as can be bought in
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-18

M OTICE--Is hereby given thai nv wife.
J. y NANCY VAN CLEVE, has left my bed
and board without Just cause or provocat alton.
All persons are hereby warned against trust
ing her on my account, as | will pay no debts
contracted by her after this date.
DANIEL VAN CLEVE.
Lebanon, Sept. 1, 1853. 2ws.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-18

We respectfiiiiy 15liclt the pstsonsge or all
,uyes Visiting tins CITY. Theorders at our eus-a
oners shalibe promptly ana satisfactorily hlleds
% terms as liberal AZ any other hause III lhe
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-18

Great IadGcement to Salt FGraacsplen
l WILL sell my undivided fourth OF the estate
L of the late Dr.. Phelps with the privilege OF
the whole on very reasonable terms, containing
twenty-one acres Of land, with Improvements,
between ten and twelve acres coal, and about
10 acres well timbered. For parti ,ulars, terms,
&c' apply to Nathan Simpson,, at the Court
house.
JAMES E. PHELPS.
Sent 1 sf IQ6k. n I--t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-18

~ 4. g ss,dpsStEaw and Florence braid Bonnsts
'is5s. Vs; II sln'e 1r a'tss ~ pp, ,sss.l Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-06
RECENT DEATHS.

Tie Hon. John Wood, formerly a representative in
Congress from Ohio, and at period Auditor Of the
State. died at bis residence in Hamilton on the 5Oh
ultimO.
DEATH Or MAJOR BROws.-MeiOr L. :. Brown,
who was born G. Brownville the sth December lsO6,
died recently at Naples He left this country IN Dec
1919 for Russia ct the invitation Of the Emperor Niob
olas 10 axe the place Of the late Col. Whistler as
consulting engineer Of the 81. Petersburg aud MOSCOW
Railway At the close Of bis contract for five years
In November last he set out for the south OF Europe
houiug that Winter in that mild cmste would restore
bis shattered health. But this not 10 be, and he
expired az Naples the goth June, IN the gym year
Of HE eye. lWetert""h ~ IL ohion
Mr. James b. Syme, late assistant'editor OF the
Horcester Spy, died on Thursday TIE Transcript
soys of him:
Mr. Syme was native OF Scotland, aud came to
tis country several years since. lie has been mainly
engaged as an eoiior and reporter and was known a.
a writer Of more than ordinary ability. lie wa con
pectod FOR some time with The Cristlaz CITIZEN,
while published by Elihu Borritt and subsequently
with The SPY, in the Office OF which paper he has
been employed fOI four years last past. He We
faithful upright, conscientious man, highly respected
and e-teoIned in the community; On able writer and
in5efaiigable in The dutes of bic profession He sun
Of life has suddenly gore down at its meridian. eav
ing bis Lereaved family TO mourn loss winch - TO
them rrcpsrabe. and which is TO the whole circle OF
bis acQuainiances an occasion o. sincere sorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-06
being duly made:

The Ksty-Did, in consequence Of her measurement
tupnaee falling short Of the standard and the Lucky,
from her having more men on board than allowed by
her tunnage, we've both ruled not to have started.
REGATTA Ar NEwPoRr.-There is TO be Regatta
at Newport on the 10th inst, in which the principal
yachts Of the New York Club will take part.
ARRIH,L OF TIE AREL.-The United states steam
shin Ariel which left Havre Saturday, July q, ar
rived at this port Saturday Her news is no later
than that received by the Asia.
Capt Eneas, of schr. Azarian, irosn the Bahamas
a1ved on Saturday, reports the Danish brig jeanette
drifted into Adkins Bahamas, en- the 18th July, all
her crew dead all sails loose. Supposed the crew had
been murdered the day before, as brig was seen with
schooner alongside on that day, and it is supposed
the Janette was the brig.
French bark from St Domingo for France was
cast away at the same time on Atwoods Key. Cap
tsin and crew saved; vessel aud cargo total loss
An Eastern bark lumber loaded, with all her spans
gone. drifed into Adkins abandoned about the same
time There were two other vessels cast away near
the same place names not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-06

20 bnr.t the r-rroof of The house off Ms. Duffy
hit me with a broom and &C commenced y-yelling
ike a catamount ana in less than half m-mnute
hslfdozen beldsmes was ~ me. made r-r-rush Tor
the door | stumbled over cradle and i-eii, one OF
nv s-d settlers hit Mrs Duly IN her s-stomach, she
ftell against the c.c-cupbOart, tipped over aud
sssrnashed the dishes over my head. got up as well
as c-c-c-coud. made r-r-rush out with them after
me First knew war SURROUNDED and sas t-t-iEy
inc 10 get when an officer c-came and arrested me
The Court-Wen, Mr. Widgeon. II seems from yolr
own confession that YOU commenced the difficulty Oy
kicking over Ms. Dufiy's wash-tub
Mr.. W.-N-n-no, Sir, the difficulty c-c-eommehoed
BY her not doing what i-iold her
Mrs. Duffy, IL ieuuptingi-Oh, yer homer, olu
lust as Misiher Wldgeon towd me. lie came 20 me
house in the early part Of the week and LETT the pants
When he gave them to me he said to me, " Now,
Mn Duffy, lie share and soop the pants
Mr. Wiageon-J j,j,udge, d-d-didn say anything
of the k-kind; | d-ddidnt say s-s-os0ap the pauts,
b-but s-ss-air nDthe pants.
The Court-Then il seems that the whole dlihcuity
has arisen ont OF q Misunderstanding This being the
Gaze if YOU were previously satisfied with one another
in the relation of laundress and customer, l would
propose compromise that each of you suffer half OF
the loss Are YOU satisfied with that, Mr.. Nldgeon
Mr.. WI = guess so.
The Court-Ho- DO You feel about It, Mrs. Duhy
MIS-. Dwell, Sir. / am wiiln, though am
poor woman wild family of chider, for Msther Nid-
econ has been al ovid cushomer OF mine aud should
be sorry TO have him lave me. never had anything
10 complain of him before.
Both parties left the Court evidently satisfied with
u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-06
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting Of the Managers was held on
Thursday. the 2d inst, at ~ y. NJ, at the Bible
House Astor Place the Hon LUTHER BRADIsH pre-
sided. assisted by WV b. CROSBY, BENJAMIN l..
Swan. and Francs HALL, Esqrs.
Sixteen new auxiliaries were recognized; Of which
our are in Florida two ia Texas two in South Caro-
ina two In Iowa one in each Of the States OF New
YORK. New jersey, Ohio, Illinois, Arkansas aud
Michigan.
Letter were presented from agents in different por-
ors ofthe !and showing the condition and prospects Of
HE Bible Work from the Rev. j. c. Fletcher, in rea
lion 10 Brazil: from the Rev Cyrus Byington mission
ary 10 the Choctaws nregard TO the state Of The mission
and the beneficial effects of the Chociaw New Tesla
ment from the Rev &. n Ri hter Of COns.annOple In
regard TO the circulation Of the Scriptures in Turkey
and tie demand for the Bible among the Turks
Grans Of books were made 10 Sabbath Schools IN
Rhode Island aud in L9ng Island to Congregations Of
colored persons in Delaware. books in French and
SPANISH for San Domingo; Bibles and Testaments for
sailors on board the United States ship Congress and
other vessels in the Medterraneani 10 the Drew
County Bible Society, Arkansas; for distribution
smore slaves IN Tennessee, on special application;
TO The Missionary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South Choctaw Testanents; to the Amcri-
can Sunday School Union, aud ten volumes for the
Blind.
William Whilock, Esq. was appointed Ire lsurer
of the Society, Office which had for some time en-
vacant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ID
TANCEMENT or EDUCATION.

Most OF our readers are no doubt aware that nun
her of gentlemen whose naues stand high IN science
and literature formed association in lsf9 the objects
of which, az set forth in their Constitution which
adopted IN lssV are TO promote intercourse among
those who afe actively engaged In promoting educa
ton throughout the United States 10 secure the CO.
operation OF individuals, associations and Legi ia
"iurts in measures calculated to Improve education:
q" and to give to such measures more systematic
Il" direction and more powerful impulse
Since that time they have held annual meetings at
various points OF the country, that for 1854 having
been held at the Smithsonian Institution, in this city
II is impossible not 10 appreciate the philanthropy Of
gentlemen who without other motive than the single
one OF endeeyOrng TO benefit society put themselves
70 te trouble aud expense Of travelling from the most
dian' parts Of the Union in order 10 Interchange the
eu,s OF ,ner observations reflections and experience
on the Oh important subject Of universal education.
ihey certainly deserve the highest commentators of
the community and We heartily wish them all the
success which Their dsinerested abors 80 richly merit
ineir next meeting, as are given to understand
Waprinted circular jus, received, will be held in
the chapel OF the New-lork University on the 2sth
Tuesday 2sth, 3Oth, and 3ls Of August. 1855. The
!, Introductory address will be given by Alexander
Dallas Bache, LID, the retiring President"
many distinguished gentlemen have engaged to de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-06

liver addresses on that occasion, among whom are
Bshon Horat;o Potter Of Albany and Lieut.. Msury oil
our own CITY The following is list of the present
ofiicers of the Association:
TvNpy RARNAEp Of Connecticut, President.
PFnpEETox Morris Of Pnilsdephis, Core-poncius ose
rotary. III c.a....--
RopyRT l. Cock Of Bloomfield n j.. Recording secretary
Joux WprTFHFAD Of Newark ". j.. Treasurer ~
SoDdiso fieeJ ohm Prondht of New bnn'sick y -
F-,stns benedict Joseph Mckeen. Nev-forsi IsiT'u
Iehads Washiu rton John d. Phibrick New'briiah w.
Tlsha r. Potter Kin gston, r. J. - cA...l,o- n
Yok University; Charles King IL D. Pfendsut ~ - ~
rubs Ceege; Horace Webster IL Pre',denl o 80 ~
AcSs,y. pof Fa. Ioou1s; The Rev o. d. aooott oplns
r Insu,e Peter Cooper Esq Samuel > it,oesii a.,
tendent Of Public schools joseph hchsen Il - Sr,s,
Fso,, 4 ID Albert Gilbert, Esq; J. W bpckey SUPPL
tsdsnt of Pebble Schools Brooklyn Alfred Gseneai b00A
iyn; the Hon. Cyius smith, 20 ORION Jennef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-06

WOLFE's SCInEDAM AROMATIC ccHShfs-A
sinai drink manufactured solely BY be PloPl,,.
biz Dstlery Schedam. IN Holland eHPr7ssy ~ s -
purposeL I'll. the pure TDcture Of ysSprf n' ~ "a. IL
tes harley that can b. procured Ia Europe az sny cost ~
fayored AMI rnedicaed BY the eoDn sn Ely Guy ~
~ ebce botanioa variety Of the Arounatic te upper
~. - -s yuous extract Is distilled and reetied with
,. .,iven and Il becomes concentrated Iine-
,.ite flavor and aroma, altogether tTanssecfeot IN
=. o,. and medicinal properties 70 any ALCOHOLIC stmai.t
- In a.. In the word.
- I'm submitted nearly all he FIRST chemists and ply
ai.s n The Jnffed States who ulOrzs tkef
.rue. As one the essentials Of the N1srA iedca
=, \ NV prescribed With srsas Gravel Gout Rhe1m4
a Obsruccns Of Bladder and kidneys and for Dyspepsia
IL has superior
0roce and Druszsts can continue sell the ScBykSps
under Lquor without hceDse-severs
been decided By the C0u IN tbs State since the Fourth
Of July.
PERSON. purchsos b. careful get the genune the
whole state flooded with limitations The word
belongs exclusively my Medicinal Diet Drink all others
so1uterfeit and imposifions the public.
UDoL Pho WOLFF, Nos IT, -, and n Beayer-st., ~ T.,
Nc. Is South Frout-st Phisdslphis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-06
PUBIC MEETINGS.
,nrrc an me- MARQUESAS.

y
-. yv.ri Beecher's Church. Brook
Az ,oll .oyviees Of the MissOnariGs about to
b. ~ M.-oussas Islands, took place last night.
s'n ~ .s..-,e1s.iop assembled to take leave Of the
Mr.. LEWIS TAPPAS presided. The
,f.,;o,sries about 10 sail are M ana Mr.. seymour
hEahrseffs Dr. Coke Of Ohio, and Miss Plat,
O par he il about to be united. Mr.. and Mrs Mills
70 ri them 10 the Marquesss. Ailer the usuai
It, lnirg servces IN which the Rev. Mr.. JocELfS
o&cisteJ. the President introduced 80.
Nh ROBERT MILLs, who gave bfiei history ., NE 20
~ 4, the Narqueses-he vac bora 10 the North OF
,ird came 10 his couHtIl while youth, ana llVe'
:. Scbohn-ie County Thirteen years ago be weh'
belipg and was left with several others 10 coa ~
,he Pacific Ocean. They made their way 10 tIe siai
0uesas end after being well treated py Inv 10 Ia
a. nine months his companions escaPei, Du' ~ 20
-, allie 20 get away with them. Greany - Hi7 &c
ori be was compelled TO remain; but a. ~ "9 "a; .~
Srh sonne knowledge, be ultimately iouhu ~ .i'0
a. vesri-oino a. ne had exp,cieo ~ "vuu ~,
~ .. ia a Great favOrite with the chef, also
~ IL 6sngbfer whom he married Az the
ses,b of The former Mills was chosen regent
81 the tribe, and was very much liked since ne
"a been among them, they have Tor the most par
Ssndoued cannibalisn and progressing IN civli-
~stien. Feeling the Importance OF missionaIes Mr.
Mills came 70 this country some tine since TO obtain
their old. He has been successful, the American
Missionary Society having taken tie Islands undcr
their charge. The Missionaries viii sail to-day for
California Mr. Mills gave very interesting account
Of the reople Of the slauds their Manners customs
and improvement. ,,.. l.,
The charge was delivered to the Missionaries by
the Rev GeOrgs WbiDple, Secretary OF ne American
N;ssonsrv Society after which the Rev. Mr.. Sey nour
briefly addressed the audience.
Af,er the conclusion Of the exercises, Dr. Coke ana
NJ Tait were united in the holy bonds OF matnmony
b, the Rev. Mr.. Nbipple:
Nj Mlls was invited upon the platform for the
pnrrole Of giving the audience opportunity OF seeing
her She Is Of the medium size, brown complexion,
With broad intelligent ieatures, raher resoiute anu
,elfpossCesCd, but pleasant IN TIER expression.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-06
Advertisement
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The Runners the field aud have got the Commss)ners
grafton the hip. They after them with sbafp
sick sld THs EygSisG a. o'clock they hsye ole Of those
attend. Why should people In Office force disease snd death
upon popul0us Wards Of the city The In
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CCnu.ttee WIN. WILSON, CHAIRMAN
:. MEYER Secretary.