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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
FARMERsl SAW AID GRIsT Kill IN
TIE Bea. MI eyer offered to tie Public l.
EEIIDNaS pDRJA pTR MIL

FARMERSi SAW AID GRIsT Kill MN
TIE gea. MI eyer offered to tie Public It
FELIOS3S PORTABLE MILL
IA HICH has tatsa The Fret PrssiEz at ain.
w STATS Iaa CaAE!H Fz.ys where n hes been sf
Llbltsds ana B9fg aees stthe .sssr1s4n Fr4.Fs.t
y. Y, EIy Ihis truly excellent Mil, cg s5fI's
alike fos ~ vinplie,t, .rfshity znd practletbfr
psteutel lang ~, 1855, stands uErlyAisd IAeis..,
ram Dor u thess ula sold, aga their increasing y
n.rd lotogbly declare sheiI ulent tower 1000 tsvt
Been sold ~ tAe irsl six months. They are ad,,,
tiy adsFtad Cor grinding Corn, Oats " hssl Bs-s
Corn t. The ear, Spices, &c, viii f&P!dlty ap1 ~
fecti0n nukncwu before.
No. Viii stiEds from 70 bus. Of meal, o. Ifr (.
IS cu. effesd per hour WITH from 10 hor,e,, =.
pEAss N1E, pfopor.onsts eEiesul. They esa :
propelled by nat&U, steam or water poser, ara e..
Wsll Htsptst W trre~ulsr motion, hence at strsiz
coat they can % attached 70 ans N . nlll.
MRat sgiTEs AtB attached 70 thcsn ini3}s tsus re-
1srins aeta tbe asiy trpir qyatllsssisA 4i tara
can hayo.
References car be given where tho.s tplil, as7,
1sou IN use ls months without either receiving Oh
seeslur dressing. aud uts~ise Rhsrs they wars f.,
iredgcs four moaths ns6 ~ grinding iesA Ger.
III en established fact tkstali anil. a4ins kElya
"est iced" but never, graz r1a3 y spd thai s cor
IE1 sob cfusheft uElY crack The com tHG COB tg
that NslAgF reduce ire feed &c q desired fEsse,
g BE- used win profit, Basfhs
FELTON, MILL,
Sti&Put knives and WITH gnratns su,fassa 80 htg
tea Ysfrd sissl vii Eatslestiy, IL psBle ~ grst
tns To- asy asgree ~ fiueuess, and ofredaeIsg GO
ne 70 utss u mess. These facts lAsuN ns IL pt
fanftnx these litils - Eisu eatite sat..Get'u0.
Fer thtias iniosmAtioa 200 mills and ra ~ rs
70 slChJLN, LbpIls s. CO., once "a "a
house bsSsuFe'i, iows, o. soE ~ +. o.
dec 81 aNH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
' DAyE1P0HT 9U8TT gT0E :

bAf E2 EOAA IUaIL EIuAE
RANDALL D HlGGiEAhsye iugtopsUsJs ....
~ assoIIinsnto OF Guitars, Violius Baniocs Fan h.
Gnes,Sc &c. also every kind OF MuIc EoaF W "
4ss which they viii ss!i very cheap roT Cash al
" 1.I.Io 49, Oct3d ,IgSs
IpNApA 'A4GADyIIyT Piano EgELe, e ~ n. -
IL ZlldGlB bielode0n lEstTuclgr and In I, - --tA
Kind oiinstructaou relating to music can he .,
the Davenport Music Store; w." Nv '"lho
No Z Lo Claire Row:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor OF the
z A EgvwaEi AXTTTE yR ut kyDE
REMOVAL.

aIY pI6zcns residence, .grisop Sc. Al the head Ct
vi Tenth, ssTeu Als,, Eve rooms tsneusptand
s7To roat1s L. T. PARKER.
fully 20 atf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
BANK NOTE ENGRAVING

ysllstooa. Earks. Hay Whiting,
sANk NOTE ENGRaS EkA.
NEW YoRK.... BOSTON, -. AONTRhaL.
No lao Lake 81, chicago
Iartifcsses oil Opposite. e0G.p tsr lasaIaasSs NAH
Road a. Mining LON pxnies, lsrafts, Bank Notes, &C.
sey lady J.J o,SHASkssf,A Agent.
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLl !Ds
Lath, shingles, dc,

'AhE OLD STEAM MILL SILL ALlFEv
s.oRRF e ssy 50 our nnrnerou, ev.tgrpsr, tha,v4
AJsAHuS lsntgrtAa aseA at tEsHssss stock OF Ian
oef LAM atl fhiNEiaa 90 band IS acne or our Are
faHlss"apeG'3rs Ia Ger lima advsrtise-hul our o.
"FsaS4 ~ s4th .s ~. bt9GA o. hand ~, tssI 0g
,l't"hes NlII hotEtl9w us 70 SloWit away sutI s.
t7ofD, Np Toe 0F Stuyut sseE AsBts. Whfe psssv
s2iy lfhL @u " StAt "et LaG4EytI 10 to lg OUg III
--Nb'tsies sash Doors, dc, Sc, tn proportion; %
ear stoek sScnmHAtsS Glowly--irel fatut 10 e..
80 sever 4haR @e ean Old Almost any tii offered ig
House, st0Is or Barn.
VI iall Apply OF LOGS IL noe colHiRg over Ez
NaPlas ana We shall be IfoFared 20 keep orr
~@Itment comp iot8.
EAst fasUfs sfgtg.li'g seEuswls3zzt--a -.1t5rr
Aaos Ealtrited.
BuRSELL, GILLET & co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

BOOKS ND srArIoNERf1 |
GEO. w. Ellis a =.
No. 7. Leclairs Row w
LAAAS paadt large additions 10 tl,sr a..
IL ssAssai eiaact.aees 81 lookl iisa I lstee
4nas io,Sf psstafer froa. sapr,. I,.o., "a
oil,, Wa, aud YAH sep1 soa!dias d, 49,.
FOR THE LADIES
a rsrs assortment VI LaiAs ssnnius uvYta
lag '"eSy o'ae' Ne'e dusk Wat Ead' 'St'S
4.4f --ALHO---
Pictures, Pert Monsies, gtfeg MBaLa Wors a..
III - lolsid sy.ga 0ases &c, &c, 1'A's IL.
II q II ID asEyS
Iast Received superior lot Vt sIortoas ~,
ft4sssa' also psihesa sse1ionsl aap Of ~. t''S9
- ALWAYS ON HAND
ia e-nerAl assorstnsut OF Bisdk Boo ! s.'r,,
lsIss sud few Law and MVss \. Wv
s.ias. gomnsntoFss, Coke gfou Lllusss C'.i. ssA
United STATE. Dl.Psnsatofy Woeda, ws;ass and -,
progs - Al osS atoSh "a low any oLlst h,p,
uoods top hu.nytVls 70 AdlaIt off9biseLIps -.
p-fsnpcrs, Iowa, june 9Th, issS. T'~A
Halght, Sears & Becker
lealAsr Mas piactuTefoTs and Who'll M ~
Isetbefof all knds, Saddles saffIsyy Ii55's,fsa
s. wAfcs Gadch . rtmmf gs, shoe Eys6
ipgs, Hides, &c, Sc
M u have no@ ON hand one aftLe laryss,.
w collected assortutents Of S-' aug ss,t
LeatAer and saddlery IaEav
ever Of red tn the west. Conpfislls Ia Ns.ofe
sole sHa Aarnea Leather, FS''
both Oak ana HemlogE
Collar Leather,
French, American & Patent Gates,
hlps sad pppsr Lsatagr, 'N'1'
LiniuRs go,hs, Morocco, BiHafpr p..-
hlAin skiEtlng, pssh Asd Euagnelisd fgtbsy, as
FiDdiHE. &C. lasli
ssdalsfS Hare Rsee, JnpGpned, Brau AND a..
Phsea, from ne bsst MaruIAeigygrs ~ w, sue
Ing, dis sad fsd k'.asr, Horse sGss rss t,,s,s
tongpvd Apes'ss, Raa sypsg Gr.el. 10 tstss.t ~,
/ ter or saddtsrchn wish. '-S'' ~
| Carriage aid GsJesFs BpWa, Ton pTeps {, .
Jonls, Coach Ltess, Bends, 81 n lies tto't, w
/ Ell haes seskes, Ayug tell0# J. OsftatIgs 4 y.
Carnage Bolts, Wagon spr,uEs Axzls. H5S,, ~
| lars, Hofse AlabLets, ely 4 oils, A.; bsl -
| Aaehnr Stretches AID RGubeT 5sg.ag, sslt a.,
! Ees, &c. EE '''s1
Cash Paid for HiGes.
| We invite ihe aAeGuon oipufehEsegs, Iesllg- -.
saed 30 can hlease all 10 regstd 10 quality hi -
bAlGHI, SkahS & BECkLTr ''"'
ed street 81 door above Per-.
4 ~ Agss a.
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nT.bs GIFT WOOD YARD, Junction Of secnue ard
k4s,art .tressE We have row or hand large AssOri
-. ~ n sInss OF ssatoBsi Wood ssssiy
Maple, Arh, oak, Hickory. ks.
,ss,ah are ng ebsep also Large 9usnusy o. fsI
tns pa.,s r. kriek .MESsrs and ethstt who want
u ~, ,bsouaptity Va sfli usLs literal Distinctions
"e11s' H. WILLIAMS d %.
: : .-aL4 Iaa.s
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HAVE she assortraens o. Parcy HeiE brushes,
L Goa bs 4lsoE targs ios Of Pgintand other Brushes
oaa7 C, 7. WEBB.
400 OF. ol4ujnne received this day,
tUU sndiof sale by
pcs.7 c, T. WEBB.
- %A BOXES Window Glass OF eli sizes from 71s
OOu to sos4o, in store and fol sale y yEes
n ..Ee', 'or.aloSy go.
Perfunssy
4 LARGE assortment of VERY FINE PERFUM-
\ ERY Ert.4ets, 6e..to which invite the etl.n.
anoi 1hs ladies. Fancy soap', &c, for sale BY
3eEz7 Z, 4. WEBB
Patent Medicines,
Just BEGItEKu,
5 Gtoss 81 3heies ferrsuad Ezase cure,
; j" SMITHS ToHg,
- ioz, o slr. EeHules icTeraut Ggge s1termi-
ltta' FafTarr 20 cure be- 'Par h.1fs Oh external APP
pta.sliyUi tHaaals sssi. iH tai= city'
&c..
eoe iotoi Ie9soI sI kiad,, d9Bs up il and !
s4t. goet27l @. T. WEBB.
Coughs and Colds.
T,B. AYERS Cherry Psetorai,
~ DF. Kogers Ldyersor!, and Tar,
Dr.. Johnson. Canadian Bassm, Fir,
o,l.E CT. WEBB.
ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor OF the
ASST RAPIDS MILLS, LIZ CLAIRE,
9rlLLkeep c9nsiEnily on hand aud for sale large
- as=1rtmeu Of Lum Der, Lafhs Shin.
les Q! sveTy variety OF size for ohiiding parpose
& lsO lard cod for cabinet 20 TX and machiDery
eeing ihe beAd oflae rapids, hs obtain select
eIlcgs Of beEL lEalliy and ~ unlimited quantity q
- % Keep the AiilsrIDDingeFsf week IN the year
f1-TEsaE taeEs.orr % flied or short notice st an.
Er..
as ale Iruis-es, umbsr gffGl!iIsss and q t.h,
lowest -4TA pracs. Feb iS5S-dI
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Cheese!

T,RIaE wseseca Esservs sne o0auvy psiry cese
ar sale vho,.saie snt rssail by
Az ALyoBp VAN PATTES.
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UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
80 u y ID Is n,
KNOXVILLE,
Gil c A Il o, l. L N y 8,
A Maps, Silis, Brackets, Erasses, Columns, &c, OF
I tas latest patterns made order.
taGormatioD as to prices, Sc, 2sf pc sesaiEso -
Gae elheG of stoae, Boomer \ soy'ngton, NO. >
DsY sug or.' Block, Davenport, lows ,,,r,,
SEONb, bOuNEh y kuUIon
IusestiDe Journal AID lo1a Gil, kei nt.eI VIII
each copy daily And send bill 10 pEoptietets'
41ehis '3edly -------
~ MILLER, late OF The 1rm ef Avery, UphIn
~ & Miller thasias dissolved from that concern
~ ,ae Isl OF .a@Ecn lsSt), has formed the new
Gga Sf MlLJEk & ROUNDS, 40. 10, South
SER street, GlacAeo, and having been 50 iortuu'
sis a. - receive heir sprlag-Stoek Of Groceries,
u aatknSs 81 Aag olHcF H9Gsc IL ;aeir lae, inouces
,AaIE "a ascr taetr slock for neti cash, al lower
prizes lhAu 30 found 81 any other hense ID sAe
CITY.
iasir stock Is large, aat entirely new, sad COR
s..ts, IL PART
1909 Caes.s Iea GOO boxes Glass,
So b1.s coffee l5QV kegs nails,
so ARds Suxer SEQ Boxes kaisins,
Sea bhis moi4sses, lej eodnsh'
so SSfup 80 fiercss lake
sIso, splendid sssorstasni of Wooden Ware
al IaRNSn Suttous, .,,,,..,.
Las =, y, iiy AIALkk ! E0oAns.-
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. "A Nd a u II = z
oniee % Alklnsoa'a hioph second saoo' oR'F''"
\, '-~f SfsSirH Malh and tiyAds -.
itaGRks large haaulfata nbqf ~ na r., ss my,a
Ill j Dsyonp5Tt, Ff'5 S53 re- a"F's w" ." "'~
/ cd 10 suit purcbssg
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1 Lurgeeo.!eclon on hand agGEsw Aus,ers,.iye
- as:OOn IA pGb!lskedat
No Lg Claire k0W, can
HE best Piano Forte llstTuctOEiu tao world. RE
1 aTlsoh's modern scAoolfOl Piano FoFtes car r
found ot No { lie Clalte Row "a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-01

into our school rooms the daily systematic
study Of composition, with the analysis oI
our ia language, but, both must be diffused by
the concurring action Of numerous Boards
of Education, and especially by intelligent
teachers. To promote this desirable OBJ
ject, would respectfully suggest to Boards
of Examiners the propriety Of licensing nc
more teachers than are actually needed to
fill the vacancies in our schools, for an ex-
cess frequently prevents the best teachers
from obtaining situations. This can be sue
cessfully done, with justice to all, BY ad,
yancing the scale Of requirements SO as to
exclude all except enough Of the best quail
fed to supply the schools in the county--say
one hundred for Meigs. This plan is prac-
ticed in other parts of the State. and is
found to work well. Indeed it is the only
way to raise the standard of learning in this
part Of the State. R. BIssELL.
MIDDIEPoRr, o. n,...,t..y .y.gl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-01
association on subscribing this Platform and

ASSOCIATION on subscribing this Platform ant
Constitution.
ART. II. The officers of this associar
ton shall be President, two, Vice Presi
dents, a aSecretary and Treasurer, who shal
be elected quarterly by the members Of this
Association. .,...l .-.,..s
ART. Ill. u The President, Vice Presi
dents, Secretary. and Treasurer. shall, con
stitute an Executive Committee, to disburse
such funds as may be placed at their dis
posal by the Association, and to perform
such other duties as may from time to time
he assigned them. ~ 3i's M
Aar.7vI. The funds Of this Association
shall be raised from time to time. by volun
tary contribution, and shall Be devoted ex
clusiyely to the payment Of the necessary
contingent expenses Of the same; in pur.
chase and circulation Of important docu
ments, and in the use Of such means as may
have a tendency to advance the principles
laid down in the foregoing Platform. .cra
ART. V. The Association shall holdreg.
ular meetings as often as once week, and
the President shall have power to call a
special meeting, at any time when thought
advisable by the Executive Committee.
ART. vi. Amendments may be made tc
this Constitution by being proposed at a
regular meeting, and adopted by two
thirds vote. % -i'i 'V..-'' 't' .o ''. f''
On motion, the following gentlemen were
elected officers of this Association:
President, N. Stansbury; Vice Presidents,
M. G. Tuckerman and L. Smith; Treasurer,
s. G. Larkin; Secretary, E. s. Branch.
On motion, it was a'.a-.
ResolVed, That the foregoing proceed.
ings be sent to the Meigs Co. Telegraph
for publication. ...-,......, ,.5 ..r'..
N. sTANsBURY, President,
/. s. BRANCH, Secretary. .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-01

,L,.L ,ol ,,,
,h"n ,h.''e,a go p1., "y' s"'
,,., -. ~. - III N"'u
,a.a.,. D"''o
.;n,a.. ,;a,, - .l LIE ., 80 " -, ~ '' ~
on .na,, ....t,,, .t.I,>,.,. D>'.'''
md n,od,c;no ,d... ,,ha,,a,ss ;. ! nm
~ ttJp.re To-, " go
ho d..,.oa NJ 'r'ysy ~
oou,.o ,.s .d,,o.,,.. - I;..,,, :-.,'" - I"
,,,,s-. ,ha in,s,od, osa ad,,..,......'. -.
ns,,od of .,,,,;,;.,,. .Tsl. sals. Ill ..ag,,l,
IA, IN 1. ~, \. j e.
~ ra.,,,,a. .nd c,,,,;a ~ t.L,. ~
mind in o,d., 70 ,,.,.s. :, ,,.,.,,
n.n, of c,,,,s ona.o,;an. rb. ..S.,..,.I 4,
process sbonld be smolovsa i A., ~.
Tim. il M, bs,s of % nr,.h1 !,
Ihe bah;, of ;ov.v,;,.,;, e. ..l,.L
c.n o,l,, bo oco,;,od ~, ,u.,,,;, .,,,
comi,o d,a;cuhiss This ,o,,aI;s .....,,
ed Nv ,hs ns,iod or .couis;,oo il Lii
ina min i. mora .,.,,sci,I,v co,lad u,o,
70 s.s,ciss ,ba ,o,y.,, ,.hi,h r,v. ,ao.a
vious,v d.vsloned and orl,,v,,ad,u .,h,.
ouisi,ion of spch nos,,ivs h no,v,oda.s :. ,,,,.
nrenare the iodivid,., f., ,;co ,~d ,o,;a, i;
The analv,ica Droce.s ia sill, .mnl, vod No.
cause in mos, cosss i, IN Tho .ho,,.., .nd
mos, a,yeeohlo and !, 10 ,moor,o,, - n,,n
tain the bob,s i, bos, n,odncod .,d II -.
voo,o,s ,bs r,c,,,;oo !, hos .o,,.d ! DOL
wy s'''' a,,, '"s uvu,e' mas served 70 aesel'
ope' respectfully aad IN this connectoD.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-01

sought to- recover "a slave who had fed to
New Hampshire His leutograph letter to
Mr.. Whipple, then Colleftor Of Portsmouth,
dated at Philadelphia, 2St "a November, 1876,
which I now hold in my hand, and which
has never before seen tRP hight, after de-
scr lscTrlblng the ffugluve' anq par'lscularly ex'
pressing the desire desire o. Asf mistress, MIS- is
Washington, for her M return employs the ifl iol,
lowing language; y ! 90 qY nos mean mean however
BY this request that i aS snca g'0's measures e l
should % usea as Wouu inOite noD - y
rlot, wnlcp n mlgns pe Ens flsSS ~ nas a
neren's, a'n 9ss q Even y ,.,,sn 1asqs s1s0s ~
mnas mn '.9s q @ea ss olsposec zsnsi ass,
!nan N el.ner q q 'ness snou my II pp'I W. "a
lorego Ier seryi.es .eP7,. u ),
ample aiso IS % inaiil'e ~ III - a = (, %
MT: "n'pp,e iep',eu - 'uYs'ee' h Z, sla' wy
iugl'lVe c0a'o not 20 is.ui Pun '.0 oOa'
o'',onS naneu w .n0 Su M A'-.e' .'en
anu In 'ne ianBaase :. ~, - a : sa, Das as
"seer was fe'nrneu' Du.nss = A''uv'. y
agood OLD age Gown y ss.y .susn' pe
rlod' a monuments oi ". lssy \ - =
n'm wnom Mo 'p"y '"A .. y ~ :"
country. -1
''In Washington's day, fugitive slaves W were =
not to be returned ifit' would cause "u''ta'
sy sensations in the minds" 4 the people
the prohibition of slavery IN the territories
was regarded by him as cpn3titutional; he
confidently looked forward to she time when
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-01
.n llgs For. the Telegraph.
our Language.

Mr.. EDITOR: In catering for the public
appetite, it is sometimes difficult to, furnish
dish which will relish, and be acceptable
even to generous public; yet it is due to
the public, that every one should cast his
mite into the great Ocean Of knowledge, for
the general good. To write an article with
interest in it, taxes the energies Of the best
writers. This is obvious when one under
takes to select words from the Thirty-eight
Thousand words which are in the English
language, and attempts to arrange those
words into CLASSICAL sentences when he
frequently finds. himself inadequate to the
work. This is owing to two causes-the
early neglect Of mental culture in compost
ton writing, and the want Of an established
and just criticism on our yernacular Ian
guage to refine and dignity it, This acant
Of classical writer's will exist till the daily
exercise Of composition writing isintroduced
into our schools, with the English language,
land both made an object Of systematic study
1by analysis, These were the causes which
made the Greek language the most perfect
ever spoken; it comprehends the finest pro-
|ductions Of the human mind, and is the
most copious, flexible, and harmonious in
existence. Demosthenes, and other Atbe-
,|nian orators made it and rhetoric an OBJ
iIject Of systematic study, BY analysis, which
caused political eloquence TO to its high
lest pitch in and about Atbensl Would moi
J Iour public speakers do well 70 initiate the
I example Of those men by studying rhetoric
and the analysis Of the, English languages
as they did the Greek, and as Cicero did
1.-THE Latin 1.-The greatest Of Roman orators
sIif they would, with how much better sue
cess would they practice their vocations
both rhetorically and inla remunerating
} pointof yiew--.for ronecan cope with sci
! entifc speakers and writer's. Whoocan ex
! press as muchiin three words, as Julius Ce
Z Isar did, in his famous letter, Of only thre'
, words, written from Spain 70 the Roman
!. Senate -"peni, sidi, eici," Il came; / saw
a I conquered.) 1t must be obvious to ever.
Q experienced teacher, that the only true mod
8 ofteaching our language with success, is b.
\ analysis for this opens the mind SO as b
Il comprehend a subject fully, and when ono
i practiced and understood, il the most agree
0 able way, both to teacher and learner
Z Our periodical press requires it to be 8
i taught and studied in connection with dali
3 composition writing in our schools, SO as
. Ffafhish an ample supply Of able writer's, fl
2 ted fOreyery station and for every emerger
elcy Newspapers require classical writers
y for they convey throughs their columns in
h telligence TO every quarter ofltheg globe, an
If it should be done in classic style, for the
J; they would bestiIl greater Injuries, Newi
e| papers are absolute necessaries oflife n
)'toyal decree here, as in France, can orde
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ITO be NContinusd.)
ia.H o5r l5.rw e1 For the Telegraph.
Washington VS.. Slavery alias NIOds
.o b'9'' ern Democracy. "1 d

ba.H o6i l5.ows For the Telegraph
Washington VS.. Slavery alias MOdss-
.' '.H'' ern Democracy. '' .
Mr.. EDrroR: During these times Of slave
ry agitation and discussion, when, the Dem
ocratic t?) party, together with those mis-
creants the"Border Rufians," is straining
every nerve, and making every effort, to ex-
tend the area Of that "bzightiag curse" that
'.ngarioUsi iipstitaaion''--4slaYery it is well
we think, to go to the battle armed with the
sentiments aof those great statesmen who
have preceded US, and to whom We, owe an
eternal debt Of gratitude for the freedom
which we now enjoy. This becomes doub-
ly our duty, when through the despotic and
demoralizing influence Of the "sum Of vii
lainies, I'm the halls Of our National Sen
ate--one Of the most accomplished scholars.
and profound statesman Of the age, is mur-
derously assaulted, and almost deprived Of
life, for exercising q right guaranteed to
him by the Constitution and laws Of the
land--the freedom efpspeecA. Again, our
dutyismereIthan ever apparent when We
reflect that within q few days. the lives and
property Of our felloy-ciiizers have been de-
stroYed, by Federal troops, because they
would nOtasubmit to and obey aenaotnents
the most infamous and atrocious that ever
disgrsced q q civilized nation; acts forced up,
on them by the votes Of nOnrresidsnts. led
OnbytheXicc- President theiU. s. These
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-01
,nEor The Telegraph.
bnq s5a5auFor the Telegraph
Notes on Desert Life, orthe Route to
bei,sr slGCalifOrmi,adiR lS1Oaoasiisd

= o,c.n.. nosor, 7 ;ca, m. tI,a H ont . ia
bs',r, ,,dCnIiformla In 1850 .sasillbdI
Journal of .WaW. Hub5ell, rspissd' by
noilisoqsiWiia6rs the Waaasrsr." ii'n,1"
en 's'.aO" CHAPTER XIX, s'"3s , -'n wiz a
During, July 10th, our road, in manypla1
eds, was very rocky and, rprecipitousa and
the country through which1it led, presented
much picturesque, and romantic scenery
We eencampIed at twelve o'clock in the night,
having come, a distance of eleven miles on I
". ID In the forenoon we passed a grave
containing The remains of "B. M. Hasley,
from Ka.;; cied July 18th, 1850 ala.Gs (
July 2oTH:-MH M MHorning clear and beapti-
full. We arose at half past four, and, COM
mencing our doufney'at five, we entered q
beautiful valley about three, miles wide and
several miles In length, The valley eKten-
ded to the South, and our wayrlay in that
direction, directly through it.d Five miles
from the entrance to the valley, we reached
a brook which led from the mountain. Here
We halted, for half an hour, tograze our cat
tie, and to take some reireshmept ourselves;
then, resuming our Journey, we struck to
the west, and entered narrow defle that
led up the mountain. The ascent was grad
|
ual, and a half fhour's travel brought us to
the eliminating point, from which we could
look back, and behold the valley we had
lust left, spread before. us like a beautiful
meadow. o..' ',5oa., u I '.'1'.','D .I y,
Descending the mountains, we found
three springs of good cool water at their
base, when we pitched our tents for the
hight We had hardly arranged our camp
when we were .5 surprised by company Of
Indians, who made their appearance from
behind a low hill, a few yards from our
camp. Our men we've i,nmadiately ar
ranged in position for defeace; but we
soon found, that, although, the Indians were
armed, and no doubt on "a warlke expedi-
ton, they had no design Of attacking us,
at least on this occasion. On seeinp our
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