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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-23
REMOVAL.

,rxur.u,..,iherbas removed his Furniture stablsh
mentt 70 his ne w brick building on Brady between
ThirJ and Fourth Streets East side, where no Is pre-
pared TO accommodate his customers o'0's 'n'"S
In his line Of business ,spAvI uAIy
nav.nnort Sept 18th, lS54trw-H
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-23

Double enameled visiting cards,
White tinted various shades,
Heavy snameled and envelopad do,
PLATA fine gilt odgded do,
For sale At ST., r,..t
May atb. NO. bu .'""' '
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-23

The Bridge Cities.
noCKIsiand Davenport and Moline. with view
Kofthc Railroad Bridge. An excellent DESCRIPTIVE
INLET suitable for mailing to distant friends
For sale at NO. boS'"'
May 1855
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
TING Late FcTeiTn News q

issmsrof in,elligsncs iiromahs sea, Of
WaE5urnishediby The arrival Of the 81. Louis
and Canada, alreadyllaid before our readers,
IemWacelall shat ihrowany light on lhesia,e
of affairs RELAXING soB warrior peace. The
condiien Of ,hearimy was evidently i'm.
pfovingc both from She weather and from the
better administration Of the cominissaria..
,Che British have suffered far more thun The
Rgsncbs although .ha lanet have noi escaped
serious l0ssea neutrality-suspicious. from the
severity OF itheaw winter. i8y I'd i5a s1sl \
bu BY, atleuer oil The London Times cores-
Ponden.. duIed 28.h January, 1, would ssem,
con'rarYh,o The gehernlimpsessibn from pre-.
ivious accounts, ihailan a,lhck on Seyasiopol
wase eonlemplh,ed at an curly day.. His Ian.
Ruage Is, "0ne weelrmorewill ths val.
uaipfi our labers oapdJ enable 10 % form On
estimate Oi she strength Of the Russisnvpo,
sisicnsVlasEhis authority, has beens consid,
erred goodthericfors; u hsis 20 beGSlled bn
now, ,the nexI ArrIsalmay bring accounisIoI
2 sAngnlnarya battle, loB which thb Russians
avihis disiancei6appear 70 oel much better
prepared nihandihe alliesg ai nasa ssa poy
,a'ltis quite useless ioll speculate on aahe
probable Issue oflhessprssenl cempllea,ipn
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

LooK TO The SENATE Aalna i84f,la band
Of Pexans crossed the Red river, and s,olu
(ouF slaves belonging 10 lhe Chickasuw 10;
dians. .Ac,uim for payment Of their value
has bern made up6n O6hgrass.F A reposr
and bill havacbseUo prsseuled to the Senate,
wherein j. is Propossd 70 pny the lpdinns
$500 BY, way or compen. alton, and lhh,
bi Ss' passed s sis shSs Ssi sssqHaa's, vos y 81
Congress. bas uniformly refused % ,p pay or
slaves that may have Been: KILLED IL war, or
haye been, stolen ,or carried ef, by The enc,
my. Gen, Jackson Impressed slave, with
horse ard dFayi,n a, New Otleans, il 1915
The, negro was killed BY d cannon ball, and
| lie horse and dray LOST. He paid for tae
IproPer,y,, bul refused % pay for lbe person.
The case was brougb, before Congress ihe
mex, year.. and commiaee Of Southern
men reported against i, % 'be ground that
the UnHed, S.ae!s could moi treat persons %
lproneTty. 10 1843, ca |. tfogI was made 10
obtain from Congress pay for slaves lbs, in
! the Indian war IN Florida, SO 10 lis. 70,
Ijected the proposition. ~, 49,,
| Inasnuch as The late ACT Of ihe Senate
lseems 70 be the iproduc,iun Of q new eri
I'm Congress. we feel disposed 10 give ID,
people Of Ohio the names of ,Sepp,ors Wit
lyo.ed for and sgpipis, this abiI,., il has no
tyst passed ihe House., and we think will moi
| '"The yeas and nays were ordered, lant
being Iakep9 resSulllsed.T7yesP sL nays 10, q
Aaslu Adams w Badger, Bad q BBsys Bssyys.d
.fBells Bright. BrondHead, Blown, Clay
Cooper, Dawsons Dodge OF Iowa. Douglas
EvaEs, Hlzpplyick, Gay ar, Hln,eI, J0Des o
Iowa, Zones Of Tennessee. Mallory. Mpson
Moron. Pearce, Prsib Sebastian, Slidsl;
i sipsrh Thomsonoff n, r. Toucsy, We)Ie
and Wells-73l,,nsab m, o,e,so' n, IA
H. fyg--Mcssrs, Brsiperd; Chase, Fesssn
ldeD,' Fo0I, GiIeas. lIqmlip, Seward. Sum
/ nera Wpda and WilsoDr-l0,o sbosl ,ad,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13


consrpl ol Ihe emperor oil Russia rs of the
Western poAessa Tie Iauei de 7 not in
condition 10 diciale terms Of peace. The
presence Of Lord John Russell ID Vienna,
will moi tend 10 Sme6lb the way materially
--he has beensoo much mixsdup with.ihs
preliminary caused 3af' diiless6es. n lnsiead
of. pesces a. general European lwarmdy
sPfiBg hpo ron ihs cpmpiicaiioh. '0f lffsirs
beiWeen Pfpssia and her .adhsrenls among
the German States, and ,he Austrian inter.
esE involving Of course Grea.q Britain and
France. Ashof, time viii serve 20 solve she
difficulty. .tf2BEH
The London, .Tim,ess III ,s by J,,.pls 10 means indor-
ses, ,.lhe new administration Of Pslmers,on.
|, is deemed inefficienh and Only lIAnsfer.
Eesee ssponsibilliy from one seiso anosheF
IA prolopgaien of, ,he levilsrpE epdminis.
tra.ion. Without sa;chnnge 81 policy. -
mercileSs on, ,hes nristoeracy, wilhl l9wkNm
res, the responsibility /" " the gosefS.,
mant.0 '1AgaiGst ,ksF form dddbls power OF
Russia.r iha. ,.lhreueBs9ad, impepRs over
modern civilization and the liberty Of the
Old World, h says the British governments
I"sumnoni TO office ociogenaiiahs with one
foo. in ::,he grave, valsludinatihns 'inariyrs
sohhe gout, and various OIherS terrible dis.
orders-,he blind, the deal. and The. lame;
the sons OF great menyBnds ins7a- word, eve
rybody iexcepo men Of uhdoubted ability,
with no INSTRUMENTATION but Alsik taIen,s
and services, This has allusiop ior rths, fact
.ha, .hez Minister ofoWarsy Lord Pnnlnure,
10 confined by she goui, ths a,heFd bfuAdmi.
lraIly. Sir James Graham. asalsiudinalian;
'ILord Rokeby, lately sent oui u command .
divisiun. .sbeings deaf; Lord, iSes,on, Who !
eighty years old shd soon through aIwidt
range Of disability and, incompe,ency. Th
prospect dhe6d d n0g Aaiteping- S.
I,1o0r, ,isYtll HsdQH .z9lik i .lr--.kSslRDiT
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
TIIle : C6nrtI Nof CIhims.A

~ r. IL ..lli - bln l.,ID u /,
4 lpneee' me Inps.. 'mpo!Ian' Dpisl winch
ihS Ratsssro1 tNopgreesss lw'1inlp aouF Iemem'
,GfAnSSe JefelHso ING HHi hHhHi sApcnon 81 glhe
lsaglMlHe praRfh pi, {yes,psldqya eWee refer %
we gIb pas4iatp'ssn n SoHtll fya C,ta'nlsa l'r
wnlch we veh,ureo nol iiopg slpfe ~ invoke
we luVeefgp q me house q hepressnlaiives,
ivr Nnlfnsh i.nsn 5eiIee'as lhls bill was
ca',eu up yes,etuay al ieyoflaole mpmIe,ni.
9huuins lriehoss ~ Y Wisely tAnsialRings from
ueepasenbh %M i9ppasp'pn FP1SPeaa py a large
IWelaFgV'HgW .snNpAld hohA ips, surprised j il
saves oaeilopr9 Parhai shesesslops pf Gem
gress' now sPen' y Anei exsaamlpaNop apd dis'
eyssioAl Q atmssidR VIII, howeysrtoP
NY penenfenNSi Y Aesaiile'Iyys soilwnys,u u
y'!t not oni'S, ,iHcu1ffe " Just claims an early
nearing qqnq nTomP' jsel.lemens. but J. will
gel n,d ~ 'hH lnssIn'nAple jr.esne"sl Of lpn'
lounqeaa 9nSs,aPd 'nrs isaaxe l.hs ilmetoI Con.
Rress lom petpg yasIea Eeprr pi,eI JyeaE In
me Ee'sFqplPalgsIsUf.nl! q srlscled claims.
| % Ina NV gives, juFlsaleIIon 70 ihs ,Coun to
near anq qsIsTqsne eH cllaa'ms ionndsd upon
any lhw oI SYneress S5 upon ANY rsgdla.
Won q an EAxeseullve department. oysppoh
any contract cypress 81 implied with The
Soyernmeenil 9. shFs pnlled Sla.rs. ,and sli
claims referred ey ei,hsr RRsuse of Congress
ns ! .ss,.pony srsss & 'Ss!o pc; EePogedd
" Su"s.e'.' aIu ...s :" hltortncn 'aso!aplt
fl..spuS w hiysp r'ssol sosye eccompan'eo
rAn SH u l.l's,so 'S,iY aasl q lhsp ;rn1scl
4 elp WIN pt'Hls 6ltv'll 'lH poilcllor ol lht
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

The OLp SOLDIERS BoUNrY LAND Bill.
Congress has passed, ! biII giving; l60
dcfes 6l land to'evsrYbody Who has served
in the army or navy ofihe United States du:
ring any oi our wars. Oul. Benton said IL
would feqGire d lSasLiwo hundred millions
Epf acres Of land 10 satisfy the requirements
OF ,he bill. But. aching on the theory Of the
sohgtT
"Uncle Sam is rich enough tOgive us all farm"
both houses have agreed 10 the proposition.
II will make land warranis the principal TEN
der a, The land Office Cor some years to come.
ssWe fhd III the ske,ch sof Congressional
proceedings, An' absSacl Or iis main pfosjs-
ions. which We cope:ai oh banodo3i ra
glThe bill as amendsdg provides lands FOL
persons oi alr Rtades. by land and sea, IN,
cludine Indians. awagoners and fiotilla men
VINO have servedinthe wars since l790-I6C
acres ID ali 10 each person who has served
| moi less thane "a days. except actually ID
fban!s foF q 5hofief period. 1.-The widows .,
Finf1oK chiIdrEn 10 receive lhe behef,9Ai eass
l0f {hg death oiliks parsons b ehihibds The
willows Of officers and Iheo soldieFsaol nc
RsvoIutionasy war 70 besniided 10 the. ben
lefi.of this dCt, aE lke&iss theyolun.esrs q
Fire ihvssi5n Of ePlattsbasRh,in September
IiiBi4 Il, the Volunteers ~ ,he'audcktoi Low
tist6,sn, Deiaw are, M Jhs years 1912 sant
1it8i5 and iks Chaplains whoscfvsd III m,
several wars!d The billiwas passed BY
1ivote iofiS5s against 39sdo evad ysdi sai7i
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

I 'MR. EpiToa LAS many ofths ffSiehds Of
M i,,ao q NJ ARMiTISs Eoymegl1 6fsYBis
niSce. s,e aSxious 10 lsafn oT tbe par,ic,,iSrs
ii ghIs lm6tdpr, I ptbpose4 4piyibs mem briefly,
~ ae,oaeT d theh wyitsf ~ oNit JWslI,
SniIh ~ I,aw ;qTcss Mnssi, I'M ,sh6rn qMr
AysHsSa iW6as i|e,dfnNiSl hbfas Pbm@Cnii.
hLhiS Tyi.it II mi ifrisnds.,oGT s %
From San Juan. Central sHMet,csdlbs u
started On ,he 4Ih Of January. reachinp
Vi,sinn 'BB BBoSyy oN iba BIIba wkers INV Ismain.
ed d. : few hsaes eswaidas ,bs departure y
lihs bo,, Young Armi,ape walked on,
law hundred lnHdd lvnaHrds ,fromn bis tloiel, and en-
,sred's wood "a While ,berssT naive iansm named
lCoyderop fIvinp iIr r'aamnbusb for z yicums ic
rushed apoa o"n Rlm IN wi,R Rs q drawn kpte, II s spt
l,ba knifa from f his as,nilanr when an u,'. AZ
rar oomnlics. named WsusIIehuaha spranr Ron
L1lsfon Lis placs ~ corcenlmeu,, l I'm ma bs(orss 4,
w.. Uncovered ~, Apmi,a%os % y. ihrus, h 4. knif,
in,o ,he rishS side e II .Se deceased ad s7A AlTmi
LIME drnnped ihe kpite wresied from, ,his frs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

II. -. ia -
until The subscription money is paid. This
is regarded as - srtspiiOp-- ss the gen
leral rule Of newspapers. WI
Below We give q synopsis Of the laws Of
newspapers, to which we ask especial at
tention. We have published it before: but
il seems to haye1Deen forgptteni r. ~ X n
" i. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to. the. contrary. are considered as
wishing to continue their subscriptions.
2. II subscribers iordef the discontinu-
ance Of their papers, the publisher may con-
tinue to send them until all arrearages are
paid. EcgI III .EI
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
their papers from the Office to which they
are directed, .theyyare held responsible oil
they have settled the bill and ordered the
paper discontinued .llaalIa a4safdK gais
Eha4.If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
paper is sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible. s5.aao9 "a fo;las Az
h 5aThe Courts have decided that refus-
| ing to take a.paper from the Office, and re-
moving, leaving gituncalled for, is prima fa,
GA evidence ofiiNTBNTIoEAIcFRAuD, 4sdio
laasi nv0b --7-r7T--r--r7IYr---so1ryr- 6si1h
/ gPEmonroALs, EEc.-- Grakagss Aegdsins,
for March, Is received, and Is an excellent
humber. TITS embellished' with q beauti-
fpl portrait of Washington. L y'eos li'all
\ PMaqm's Monthly for March I, also on
our table. . It's one Of the best numbers, ,pl
that best Of American rnonthliesaerlap5bi
aBldekwood's Magaziae for February pre-
lsentsl an IN attractive table 81, contents! 4 The
articles are: Whence have come our dan
|gers? Tosn Italian BeggarzBoy. Zaidee
Ia Romance Part 8. iFerrier'sl Ihstitutel
lof Me:aphysic., schamyl, and the War, il
1.-The Caucasus, Revelations Of q Snowman
4 The Life of Lord Metcalfe. Bulwer, .Th'
late Professor Edward Forbes. The Storl
Of the Campaign Parts" a"ai''i % ss|
1 We are indebted to some Of the officer
:. for copy of the 2sth annual a report Of y n
Board,of Trustees for the Benevolent Inst
tutions Of Ohio. s1a1sei aepQya sUn9al,
Senator Wade has placed usunder man
: obligations for, the handsome manner mann i
7 which he has remembered us, in the va
. of Public Documents yroWe cannot say a
!, much for oiir Representatiye. Gem Ritchey
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
News Of the week.

I1 rslrtaRlgg N4FltfH w A ~ II
b N' f'NsA = va 0e ,y"i1,'1 III anl' :, I'D
ns"T. Dfi9Ssrr'p bNq STniS stI &c .S.aaIi
~. :. :, '40,S' ~ ~ toH.N.sISs. IN, 100,
-.i'p vy :" .''o.a $3.50 :. m 'H w. ''''.'', -
YVES " u.,Ute sons ~ p'a pe'' ,dh - o as, e 'a
Iers VIII DC promptly served. Ano'ner az
'sr '1ch upon oeess'op0i NAhssA:,pa'eo sooh'i
' .'s., eaa,, - - ~ ~: ~. 'ia.1' : el ras
- ss'neu " 'ne a'io' any ,,,. 'nnea,a.e
a'.acA IN lac', We vefy inuYn @ - uouO. u ns 'ne'
aolh'y 70 take eeVas'opo', eyenn unoer 'ne
noS' ,arorau,s V'tpa'A.'es. ~ = ~
Piooaon,'y' sney WIN Wy ~ anu ~ a'a'' 's
nlsn ,oou ioi SaisuleS.
Aoy'ceS lr9m uOs SPEAK a9 q 9ss sne piVoasus sa1
ot inc most important P0i''. n,s pYONA
aue' nO"s,',' .u0ea wv sAale 1'V s'ap
0oe,0iai ''n ne' AMY 'nteievua.e .'a @ N,". % @ s' =
P1rSala Persoanai conluoa'Y't 1 nDaaA pu P'Y
yeHH 'pe ianpng ~ iaf%sp o0PS' of inrls, mum
uoilS q WAITS = 44slo'sfaiF4roI aaI WI
~, y, a, rOH1eo WIN a"eDe'IN ASaI'
We ,tTa 'linA 'le o"p'a - en0' sl" sn9Os''a"
@iaitnep % ~ ,ar 20 W. t are Ni'n inio9 @ .neie
y NIUE asngsr o. any slmea lslp eApeuiH'0n n''
ESalung from me un''ea s's,sS soon; .Ia. !,
lOItneu on 1le
~ "se' 1 " '1e pp p '%a'% ~ ''le ,4s 4'
ayli lney nao ra'neF Mel s'sO 's'otmY epa-
ing Ano.ne' seso message uOm 'ne 81, rre'-
iqen.-1O' 4o sne ousean sMal Steamer Dlll-
s1 Ulgs T.. ul seas .s eAUl'een9, 'l un' rose
aniu cvniu''0n' saying 'e'0 i0iiows .s.,.e ve'c
y F4PSta succession, ano SyrTainnhny IS Slofomg
/ is0ysf'ps AOsraeS q 0l 'he country. y y
abomlnable' This veto is the helghSoftyrl
amy anu ipauon "l.npu' Pleoeaen'' PSatal
ne Procee@aed @ H y dHenounce the dlcftatlon lfaa Q
tne Y rIeslqen' ~ an excited speech: "A Ar
Ua%pOsA mace sGms a'sa Aad ,09,lsA s e
0 ' =. ,'"".e4D' A-,''. .Ni' q
clsemenIs u NaIs had o,,H alea away much imporsan
business m was 'ransfaestsd - sH The following oI
appointments were @ads: and confirmed m
!, .srasi =; =, Andrews ooqssl ''eaerai 70 Br,t !
ism Nor'n American 'rromnces' John 7
i bro'dneaq, Consul 8 Generai ior Simoda, y
Japan Inc ioiloYg gentlemnesn ns conlsStltSpt ilSIIS
Z sAe oourl 9' clalms recently authorised ?! ;!
: law: :; "a. n; ;'lumpEln4 q ua.' MN ,Biaok
iord' ot la and Mrs ellehflst II q ~ sP =!
Judges; % %Sollcltor, % montgomery biair a
I the othcers ot the new cavalry regiment 9gl
are not YET aPpa'nesd 'lhesgAsislA Under
!, stood y e' that Shields VIII De Brlg. Gen" am
oOl, sumner cCionei o1 Of te FIRST Regiment
The President has signed the Bounty yy.iIa1 Lam
J sl: edf yatel s,9ql,gs illi sav Y
.i1's sa'd sllail - the merchan'so o. BROWNS
vlllle. Texas g have subscribed " SSo; goo e
ward fitting out 4 1fillilbSustering " expediio
!, AGAINST Mexico. but tlefreDOrk needs cOnfif
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

of the most tiaicuIous, swindfng scheme we
have seen. 4 noIs enclosed requests us 70
publish the advertisement at our vsnalrates
for three mouths. payable monthly in sd- d
vance.
In Swans revised Statutes Of 1854, we
end the following Oct df the General Assem-
|bly ofihe State Of Ohio: : 80 - %''
BE tenacted by the General Assembly
of the State Of Ohio, That II any person
shall, BY printing, writing, or in any other
way, publish an account of any lottery or
scheme ef, chance, Of any kind or description,
By whaisbsr na,ss, styis.of title the same may
Be krown or dsnominated, stating when and
where the same is to be drawn, or the prizes
therein, or any Of them, or the price Of q
ticket. or show therein where a ticket may
be obtained, or in any way aiding or assist
ing in the same, orih any wise giving pub
llicity to such lottery or scheme ,pfS chance
shall be, deemed guilty Of a. misdemeanor,
and on conviction thereof shall be subject
to a fine hot exceeding one hundred dollars
Here, then, We are asked 70 violate ID let
ter and spirit \ law of oar own stateY5Ttttf tate e
be- guilty Of a misdemeapor-rto publicly
commits a crime, for pcy--for: ten or fifteen
dollars We consider Che proposal Al gross
insult, meriting chastisement, Webhsh tc
acknowledge, however, that many, very
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

violated this law, and are even now VIOLA !
tingit. we regard all such publishers not
only asa disgrace 70 the craft, but danger
Gus tocommunity,is We hope. the law, will
be rigidly enforced, lin future, against all
publishers, and others, engaged in these
gambling operations iisI 'G,q .rmsglI
.Itc Il 5nr9 TTT-T-. T-7I7T FaWTIT aEl HOti \
5a BLACK Llsr.-I 1t is, now nearly three
years since we commenced the publication
Of the Telegraph. The circumstances UNI
der, which we assumed the control have
been so often and SO distinctly stated in our
columns that no subscriber can well be ig-
norant Of them In addition to the sum
paid for the materials and good win Of the
office. we paid large sum for the su6scrip-
ton lst-a great deal more, as we have as
certained, than it was worth, considering
the worthlessness and rascality of many per-
sons whose names we're on our books. We.
had nothing Al. ali 70 do with the claims of
the former proprietor, nor had we any means
of knowing who were indebted to him. or
in what amount. We were furnished a list
Of those who had paid beyond The date of
our purchase, and all such received the
proper credits on our books. The accounts
| Of all others dated fromthe time Of our pdr-'
chase, Having NO acquaintance with our
patrons, and having but little experience in
the business, it is no marvel that we suffered
very many losses, from the dishonesty of
subscribers, the neglect Of postmasters, &C.
Our losses the first year. from subscribers
alone, whose names were on the old list
amounted to about half as much as our en-
tire receipts from that source About one
hundred Of these names were stricken from
the list, and others Of better class substi-
tuted., In nearly every instance. the loss
was ours. During allithis time, we uttered
few complaints, and published no "Black
List, for during all THIS time our list was
improving and increasing Nor dld We ever
refuse or neglect 10 's'flke any name from
our Inst when requested whether the sub
sfrlPtoin was PAD @ or not Again we have
on more than one occasion sent bills 70 ev-
cry subscriber in arrears so that none could
fail to know their indebtedness to.us
powell, aiew weeks ago. In looking oyer
lour books we discovered o''t the names OF sey.
eral VINO nave received 'ne 1tcalegraPn reg
ularly from the time OF our pufcnssse l:s IRON
whom we nave never re,s received vea single iaf
tpng i Ineir s names n we're retained on oul
Oooks y because We had never been notlbbee
! % od'scansppes and because those who knew
. Them assured us OF their ability To nav
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

KNOW SOMETHING'S. y A new foIder calleil
KNOW Something, has bsen recenIly OF.
gauizediiH Cleveland and the NbriherR par,
pf ikea Slaie: We learn from 1hsa Leader
!hati!i Si rapidly exlendipgoyet.h's State, tn'o
Ss.,sS ss% Mss'eap t9l t9dl gAl.ef9%rf'iHG Aef%fHG
are rightly Informed bylhose who
seem 10 Know Something IF The lmai,ss. me
new order 10 making rapid progress iniolher
States Than QbioA n aitesdy exists TO large
,exyenyjn Massachusetts. and bids fair ., no
dlislsBi period 10 swallp up eyefy,hfngblse.
20, lteis 90 rapidly extending that s,he psopIe
will ldoub,less take some inieresI in ,knowing
somethihgt cof i,s pIaGormg The following
s'he 'pladOrmns published in.hs Cleveland
header: ,z, ..,,. :. -.n--'-
Isl, oppo.&libn q al lforhtt fof tyranny
ovei Ihe mind and body Of man. lR I T.
Cd. Neither Nuidure jnlsg nor .,is,e connhu,ior
Of our country recognizes the right Of :mui
10 properly III man. RH SVhis 9liP +
Sd. Principles and characier-~notrblrIh.
place--afeahe true ssdndardsl Of quhl'fica.
lion fori ci.iyshship.i has ,oys!s ym sss Il
.hi4Iha Na adheren, Of any foreign power
either political or ico-ecclesias.ic shouIt
be eligible TO Naturalization lc y1nsw /
9Th ;eiThere should s'bs9 neither SLAYER,
lnorl involun.afy aservhude. excsp, forf ,lls
punishment Of crime in any Of the Ierrilo
ries, nor should any more Slave Suites D.
added 10 the Union. ,9q"e'nf g,Il isanirH
9Th. Candidates ifot poliiculo ofFie's shoult
DO menof undouh.ed n.epfi,y and sobHie,y
and known lobe in favor Of resisting by al
lawful and constitutional means the nggress
ions Of Popery and Slavery 'roi9 9'ii I
a,h. bnTheolpsopte dre' the righ.fulfsourc
Of political power. and allofiicers should. d
fafss practicable, be chosen by dlrrc. vol
Of The people
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13


ExpLossIoNsa,-9.' 'rhos 2l,ow.bost "Thonas
McDan;els" melwith serious accidehtwhi'e
towing up some yessels 10 New Orleans onl
The 26,h ul,, Her boilers exploded, making
complete wreck. Of lhs forepart .of the
boat, or the six boilers. four IRE missing
an, ot them, ,ppsssd oyer The deck " .hel
:!Hsycyna," " cutting away The stays and tig.
''gingg; aho,her. sppsrshlly the outer starb6ard
boiler, lay across de deck Of the tow.boa,.
as ii Ii had been whirled oul 81 ihe forward
end, and another left across The ,bhtwaras Of
The America, and lil.ing oyerbroke through
her deck, In which posiiioh Il t'sill rernained,
The hAmerica" Was, besides, conSfderably
damaged BY flying fragments Of iron. The
manner in which The broken material was
piled abou. the deck Iof ihe .ow-boa, seemed,
% indicate ,ha, tho explosion was not caused
BY 100 REea, i head or steam, OF BY any care.
lessness. OF the engineers, but BY rotten or
unsSuDd iror. The following were the per'
sons killed: Jas. Spencer, second 'engineeE
Wm. Taylor, striker; ----- ny Jones, fire7
man; Henry Jarvis, negro fyeman; and a
white. cabin-boy,. hame unknown ~ Mr..
Jones, ,be sieersman. ond Aieck Tweet, q
nepro fireman, are are missing, and we there,
iore irei number ihem viii die dead. Airetian,
whose name is unknown, was badly acaldedi
and sailor, who was 10 The foremost rig,
ging Of The brig dAmerica,' had his ear cut
Or Uud ,hb skuli uliFraciuredabya Hyihg frag,
MEM or isoh2 and was besides badly bruised
10y his falllrom the she riggiag. seemplg f.i
Ii gnaf;in3 "A tyaiti n
lld THE NEw PosTAcE Law provides ihc
following rp,eg: sForahplf, ounce letter. moi
excsedipg ihres ihopsand ,milss, three, GEMS
l--ovsnI Iha.dislance ZEN capis,? Double let
liers, GEo.,ttn Prqporlion, AllIellers, AoI g
OF flpn, q foEeigp conpry, and not 70 or from
officers Of geyeEnmsni. and omaEkfd "ton io!ii 1
l6cnl business ihihe posAgA hall bePEepalld;
AissbJ s56ir she edPrsRay@enl mpsb ps, ,py
siamps. sdaiaqniitib Isom sh 10 sYla3lb l,fl
i DrDp, letisiso are charged ere cent each,
e,chargsrpi one cent imposed on pll sdYer'
ltised lle.IeIs.i1esIA tneGigBl Iulhgssd p0 S
II No person sis aallowFd loy sell "a uPoHtpge
stomp oy. .enveloRe ald albighsr ,pFicso shalE
charged by RoyernmepE undcr. p penalty ol
ircwn,sn 40 five hundred dollara.gos VI y
Nj Leuers may be, registered under regula-
lions 40 be established by The Department,
on payment, of FIVE cenis a---bpl tie De,
parImepi shall no, be liable 10, case Of loss,
/ The acp goes ip.c etfsc. IRON and alter
ihefrs, fiscal Quarisr al.eE ilsD passages; lhiss'
we. believe. will be tha frs. pf gnlyar,lo \
/ PoMAps VlcToRlA This highly praised
land sxcsllen, Pomade Is made IL The follow
ling way-Tand if so made. win Do found %
give beautiful gloss and sohness 70, the
lhair;--Q Quarter ot q pound 81 honey and
| lbulf an ounce Of beeswax, sllnthefed 90.
| Re,her for a few minples, and lhen ssrain. :.
| And or oI or almonds, layehdst, ahd'ihyme,
halt .drachm each. Be sure %, CONTINUE
sTOs I aails SSla Ihs sslSSs. hSHSy aaS .' ps
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