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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
.DISSOLnTI0N.

HHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers, under the firm OF
tarris 4 Co was this day dissolved by mu-
tnSl consent. The usiness viii hereafterbe
carried on. .by john Harms. who isdnly author
iged to settle oil accountsof ihe firm Dated
Oct. 90, 1855. g. HARRIS, ae.
Az N essak HENRY HARRIS,
THOS. OWENS, =
GEO, sAp OLSON, \
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

It is singular coincidence that while
the Capitol of Ohio was being ''warmed"
by great festival. the other day, the Cap
itol Of Vermont was being warmed up in
another style-being reduced to ashes.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

CHKKiFF's sALf--By virtue OF az order Of sale 10
~ me directed from tho Court Of Common Pleas OF
Megs comfy, will offer forsa the premises, OH
Thursday tho 18th day Of February 1857 at O'Clock
r. NJ, the following described lands, towit Situated
In Columbia tnwnshlp, Meiefcounty, o.. IL being the
Non, OF Range Mo- Is, IN section No. aud 10, con
tanning 100 acres, and sold the property Of Nathan
lei McComas, OF al. al the suit OF Ann T. Etansbury
Appraseda 9I450, and subject 10 the widowis dover
Terms Of sale made known on day otvAle. rf
IN. s, 1fgT-vS J.V.EktTn,eM.c O.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

DEATH OF HoE. PRESTON S. BRooKs,--
WAsnANeroN, Jan, 27.--Hon. Preston s
Brooks died this evening at Browns Ho.
tel. He had beenin bed onlya day or two
suffering from the effects Of a severe cold
He said to his friends that he had passed
the crisis of his illness, feeling considera-
bly, improved in health, butiu ten minutes
afterward was seized with violent Group,
and in intense pains expired.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Al Kinds OF produce taken in exchange for goods
ha lne highest market price allowed for the same.
we We read that lp the days Of old,
i,n pne poets sung Of mystic love;
Dut for the best now things have changed,
rs In these stanzas we shall prove.
10 Cohen give your attention
Facts Of importance he will mention.
On Front street, at the old stand,
Asevery person surely knows,
He always keeps fresh supply
0f tasty, good, and wcll-made clothes;
Cloaks, and coats OF every cut and kind
To please tho most fastdous mind.
nsg Pants and vests thevery best,
He ever Keeps on hand.
Collars and shirts, and fancy hats,
Thelatest style within the land;
Fine cloth and silk plush caps, t
And Gentlemen's fancy furnishing goods.
Cotton, wOolon, and linen Hosiery,
Carpet bags and Trunks and many
Things OF which there is no scarcity:
Thoss who would be wise would come and buy
OF his splendid, cheap, and good supply.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

All persons knowing themselves indebted to me,
eitherby book account note, previous TO the burn
ing OF the Town on the sth of Aug, 1885, will please
come and settle, rs cannot wait any longer | do
not mean your nclghbor but yourself. Ali accounts
up to the 9Th of August must be settled.
Jan. II. II. COHEN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

CHARLESTON, Jan. 28 The steamers Is
abel, from Havana, via Key West, has ar
rived.
There have been heavy storms and nu-
merous wrecks, among which are the ship
Caspian, Captain Trufant, Of Bath, at
Baracoa. The Captain was lost Also
the British ship Grown. on the Pacific
Reef.
Eg-The new Governor Of New Jersey
walked twelve miles, through the tre-
mendous snow storm of last week, that he
might be inausurated. The roads were
buried in snow, so that he could not trav-
el by rail- He will do.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
w AR r E MS
Ohio Criminal Laws and Forms.
a BooS for Eusry Han.
COMMENTATORS.

RECON- MEN NDATIoNS.
I From the Hons. Jacob Brinkcrhoff and
Ozias Bowen, Judges of the Supreme
T Court Of ohio.1
The work entitled 'Ohio Criminal Law md
Forms published by NJ. Warren, Esq, is pre-
pared with great care. 1t is mnch needed by
The Justices and Attorneys OF Ohio generally.
The general plan and arrangement the work
are such as to simplify the Ohio Criminol
code in remarkable manner, and bring il
within Tie understanding of men who sfe MT
learned in the law. The author has dine
valuable service to the Stale in preparing tb's'
work, and we have no hesitation in rccofA
mending it as one Of prime necessity.
JAcoB BRiNKEKHogT,
Nov. 1, sc. 0. Bowen.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

M AkTH A.HUGHES vs.. Benjamin Hughes
III --Melgs Common Pleas Petition fof di
vorce-The said Benjamin Hughes will take
notice that 4 petition has been filed against
him in The office Of the Clerk Of The C1nrt Of
Common Pleas in Meigs county, Ohio; blythe
said Martha Hughes. The object and prayer
Of which said petition is, that she, The said Mar
rha Hughes may be divorced from the said Ben
| jamin Hughes, her erlIushand. The cause as
signed by the said Martha Hughes, why her
petition should be gIanted, is willlul abseLce
for more than three years PRIOR to the filing
said petition. 'fhe said Benjamin Hughes,
will further take notice, that this cause will
come on 10 be heard ~ The March term of said
Court. JACOB EARHART,
Feb. 3--6w Atty ior petitioner
| NOTICE IN PART1TION-Robcrt Knight, orphr
IN Iiubbell, late Orpha Taight, and JESSE Hubbeli
0f Megs county, Ohio, and the heirs Of Mary Jane
Powell, deceased. OF Gallia county. O., whosa name
are unknown. will tako notice that q petition WA
ed against them, the 30th day OF January, A. ID
le57,'n the Court Of Common ft-afsf Msss q" p b.
and pending wherein the said petitioner assucl
guardian demands partition OF the following real es
tate, stuatedin sad county of Meigs. to wit Begin
ming ora rod and twenty and one half links north o
the norh-weft corner aflot No. 90. tnthe village
Rutl tnd thence south fifteen and onethrd rods; theme
the south line of south street east to the norh-we'
corner Of lot decided 10 Jesse Hubbell thence sout
90 rods; thence east to the section line; theme
sout on said line Tc4 rods to Of Fraction NJ
Z; thence west l2iH rods; thence north l3s rods
thence east to beginning, excepting Ga acres and
rods, sold by Abiiah Hubbell TO James M. Hubbell
and exceptsng also much Of said tract as has bee
set on in two separate proceedings in partition,
Seth Paine. Jr being 42 on the east side OF sal
traot and that nj tho next term Of said Court, app
cation will be made by said idpetoneT, for on ordC
that partition mty be made of said premises.
q. JAMES NJ. WILLIAMSON.
Gna rdinn Of HanrN Hnlrht.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

I From the Hon. Bellamy Storer, one of tie
Judges of the Superior Court Of Cincin-
natl.
NJ. Warren, Esq.--Dear Sir THINK you
for copy of your excellent work, which has
been sent 10 n e by mutual friend. II is
admirably ,adapted tothe purposes for which
it was prepaEed, Magistrates. Sheriff.. and
ue IN the discharge Of. their duties; while its
plain exposition OF Tie law, and simple ar
rangtmeHt, commend it to the study oflhe pri--
vaie citizen. B. S'oRER.
| Cincinnati, Nov. IA, 1855.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
UNDERTAKING.
Il,Er,.rT
DISSOLU lion.

TNHE copartnership heret fore existing be-
i tween the subscribers. under the firm OF
Reinington.& Halliday, is this day dissolved
by limitation and mutual consert. All per-
sons knowing emselyesindeblcd to said firm
will call and settle Immediately with either Of
the firm, and thereby save themselves and us
from further trouble. VIM. Il Remington
will hereafter conduct the business at The
same stand, Corner Front and Linn Streets.
S. u. Halliday will remain in the stole for the
present as an assistant, where he will be
happy to wait on his old friends, and as many
new ones as will favor him with ha1all.
y. V.Ni, X. r EMlNGT0N, /,
S. B. HALLIDAY.
Polneroy, Jan. ist, iSb7-n4I
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS s
FTHHERE will be an examination OF teachers
~ at The Academy In Pomeroys on Saturday,
The lst OF November, Commencing at O'clock,
A, NJ. ExaminaiionTwill be held on The FIRST
Saturday OF esch reppth, except August and
September. by order o5 the Bxaminets.
GEO. D, GROW, Clerk. \
Ocl. 24. Mt N IS n,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of ah order
- OF sale to me directed from tie Court Of
Common Pleas Of Meigs county, will offer
for sale at the door OF the Courthouse in
Pomeroy, at pubic outGrv, at IL O'Clock, A..
NJ, on The 25,h day of February, 1857, the fol-
lowing described land, towit: Situated in
the township of Lebanon and co0nty Meigs,
o., and is known as being the same tract OF
land conveyed 10 Aaron D. Fisher by deed
by John NJ. Smith, and recorded in the record
Of deeds Of said Meigs county; Reference to
said deed being hereby made, fora description
Of said land; the said deed bearing date some
lime in The spring OF summer OF 1864 This
tract Of land having no reference 10 the mill
property tiact Owned by said AaronD. Fisher
and said John NJ. Smith, unde' the name and
firm Of Fisher g. Smith, and containing five
aces, nnd sold as the property OF Aaron D.
Fisher, at the suitof William L. Ralstcn APP
praised at 500 ,66. Terms Of Sale--cash.
Jan 2O--wS j. v. SMITH, S. NJ. 9.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
BEICKMANN Z BURKERT.

BEICKMANN u BURkERT.
j f w E l. ER S,
Front Street, Three Doors Below Court
HAVE Just received and are now opening q
Ii magnificent display Of
GERMAN AND AMERICAN JEW
ELRY-For Ladies and Gentlemen
Wear.
All kinds of Spectaclcs-Silyer and
German Silver.
AIlkinds of Watches.
All kinds Of Clocks.
All Of which are. .wqri.bieJ'pure. The ci,i
gems Of Pomeroy, ana the public generally, arr
invited TO call aud examine for themselves.
Repairing Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry
done ON short notice and reasonable terms
Work warranted.
Thankful for post favorS, they desire, ant
willendeayor ~ ueserve a continiauee oith
same.
Pomeroy, Dec. s--6m.
SslERiFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an orde
- of sale 10 me directed from the court o
common pleas Of Meigs county, will ofe
torSale at the door oil the court house IN Pont
roy on the 5th day of February, 1851, at ]
O'Clock A. NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit: part Of one hundred acre lc
No. 3t3 in section No. %, town No. an
range No. l3 n tie Ohio Crmpanys puI
chase, bounded and described as folows;-
Beginning at the south. east corner Of B.
Moore's lot; thence south 3Si jes. east TO th
Ohio river; thence down the river two hur
dred and fifty feet 10 NJ. Norwood's line
thence north 33A deg. west with said No
woods line TO Wilson'S lot; thence eastward
ly with said Wilson's and MOore's line tw
hundred and fifty feet to the place Of begr
ming; said parcel Of land being the same thi
was conveyed to said Edward Biggs by S. |
Smith and wife by their deed of Octooer 81
1854. Sold as The property OF Edward Big
at the suit OF Pollard d Co. Appraised
S525. Terms ofsale cash.
]. Y. SMITH. u. NC.
December 80. S5S.--nol3 l3w5. 80
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
TAILORING.

Both partners a;e experienced workmen.
Mr.. Howe is well known in this community,
and Mr.. Pollard has for several months past
Superintendent tie cutting department a.
H. X. Blackstone's clothing establishments m
Athens. They fatter themselves therefore
that they can please even the mostfastidous
PomeroY, Oct "a, ie56--.f. SS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

CleVelonui NOV. ~, looos
NJ. Warren, Esq-Dear Sir. ! have receiv-
ed copy Of your eOhio Criminal Law and
Forms and carefully examined It's eontenls.
You must have performed no small labor in
gathering together the materials for the work;
and you have succeeded getting out work
of great practical value, not only tojuStces.
constables, and other officers. but TO the law-
yer, though well read in criminal jutispru-
dence. Every practising attorney, no less
than officers Of the law, viii find it Of con.
slant utility in his practice. 1t isso we'll di-
gested and orrauged that he can find at once
that Of which bt is in search, viz: The stat
uie, the precedent, the authotity. Tam, yery'
respectfully,
Your obedient servant, II. GRIswoLp.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

+ From the Hon. Hiram Griswold, Chair !,
man of the judiciary Committee in the
Ohio State Senate, and for several years
Reporter for the late Supreme Court in
Bank.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19


A country exchange in making dunning
appeal, says
Friends II you will work half q hard
for the paper rs our enemies do against II,
there is no fear for its success.
Verify, there is much profnndity in this
paragraph. II simply "acts upon the evil
dcncc" that men will work harder in hate
than they will for love. This !, -. But
We would not give fig for paper no more
than for a man, who has not a. warm enc
mics ~ friends To be taeav-lsss. y only
proof OF very negative virtucs-''rtue'
which the man on newspaper Of action must
.curn. The paper ~ man that salk- can
lily and honestly. must run counter 'o
many apparcntl, well founded opinions aud
their advocates. IL dn thi, is Ia make enc
mics Not 10 do il. !. IT, lac mice instead oi
men. l:tt notice the appeal ia the above
paragraph Friends are begged to work
onl, h0tr n, hard ~ enemies, Alas, 80 IL l.
with all paper, and all men. The enemies
do the work Tn, friends, satisfied and
confident, think they have mo work to do
Every paper could hc successful il 10, friend.
would only labor for il with on,-half I'll,
hral Il, rnenie> work aeain,, il. But oul
Temporary is making a vain appeal II.
make II upon the presumption that love i
a, >ir"ue VA IL action n hate This ma,
"->lll, hc ,,--hut then love j, modest, gen
Z" aud nna>.trmng, while hate woul,
ta!l ul"n tic ser, Wind al heaven if hclI
ia Il Nindirine designs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

DiEp.-In this city last evening, a.lnr,,i
man, named Aann the hell Ringer" III.
Mas a man, Though of iown-tro.l,icn, OBJ
pressed, and tby SOME pLilanthrupi-ts. stig-
inatized, a. Of an inferior race Of bcing. By
his industry, -obriety aud economy, lac had
acquired >nug little prepert, Of some
&ao'Su, and the n'.lact ii hi fellow citi-
xcns.
NJ more, shall We hear the mel-known
ring Of : Aarons pcll, 81 ia, familiar tone.
of his voice. inviting the bidder, to the Auc-
ton mart. No, its last tone. and that. one
Of sadness and VI mourning has cen now !.
sibratcd upon our ears, and AARON is no
more.
lie has closed his pilgrimage On earth, and
aitho' his kin VA blacl. W. believe he has
gone 10 his final account, with - white q
heart, and n clean recnrd, ~ most Of those
VII" dcnouncc him, and the like Ut him, Us
unworthy Of Education aud Liberty.
The Bell, which summoned him 10 his
great aud final account, has sounded (Cor
nm Is last note, and he has gone 70 the
world q spirits; where be will meet In
Judgment, those who have here. despisesl
llm ior the color u his skin. God Grant
that thsir balance shect nav he fosssd -
white, md q clean, o. that Of q Asron IT,
Yell kiner and the Chattel.r-. -DxCassw
Tribune.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

The Republican State Convention will
meet at Iowa City to-day, for the transac-
ton Of important business. onc portion al
lie business will ho To nominate candidates
for Governor and Iicui Governor, although
there Is hare possibility al the defeat al
stn Nsn .ar ,titution. 50 FAR a. the Gov
srnasshp i, concerned, the Republicans
mirht well Ice! gratliiei IL tile Constitute
wsf, ,leiratcd u IN that case our present
excellent Governor, jas. Grimcs, will bc
sonifnged ia office another year under til,
old Constitution. We have beard nnmhc
Of natnes suggested n those ~ suitable ref
sons for the nomination nf Governor hht Il"
not know whether the gentlemen them
selves would wish L. he considered a-inranis
fbr the place They are all capable men ahd
good Republican, lac following nai''r
have been suggested Hon. ;. y hirAw"'d,
Hon. ,la.. Ihnriuat,n. Thp-. u Benton u
judge smith Jnd.c Wright, Judec Spring.
CT. JUDGE Love aud judge Hamilton. Al
though the had condition of the road. viii
proven, 80 hrsr an attendance a. there
would Otherwise have been, incir Mil, nf
loait IT, lar-c Convention. The Rriuh
lran, nwr II To- tnelas.lsts and {" then
great cause that IT. deliberations, should be
marked with general nnanm,t, and gaod
i,elihe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19
lI.m The Ia mort a.seil.


MISSISSIPPI HNtl, mug i-ih
M,,.E, EptIoa~ We are under inll
ii"ad II steam ~ - Loui-, sweeping along
~ the rate a fourteen knots an hour. heat
oppressive. ts'd Crowded and passenger,
:crcfall, dall and stupid. We tarricd a
hort time IT kenknk, the interim pleasant
|, Iillrd T., calls frm oar I'D lricnds aud
pupils ~ Faust. Eastman, Chase and Si,-in.
t'rin'rlv II Davenport and connected with
Il" Lu,c. Lame 4 60" Last spring Eastman
was " 6ranite State" Democrat, charged
with any amount &c Squatter Sovereignty
nnnbng, equality of the S,atcs,n &C., hon
c-tly believing that the Democratic party
would bc true Ia the principles d the Ne
hraska Bill, thus through the fullne-s and
sacrcdncss ri the guaranty pledged to the
people al the territories secure freedom a.
all our broad domain. Like stephen A.
Douglas, he has abandoned territorial 80,
crelgnt, n. the mcanc,t cliimcfa ever invent
rd by 'yonr' dcriaenpue>; and unlisc the
stephen ot late, T" in hi, summcrsault.
instead of lighting on hi. head, turn, s.atla-"
upward, with hi. iect iirml, planted ON the
rock Of true Republcani~m
We are now IN sight of Hannibal, No.
which will SOME day De noted place. Ia
- the eastern terminus of the Hannibal and
81 iocph Railroad and cutting a, il does.
through the heart III great state, dcnsely
populated and rich in agricultural and min
eral sources, II mus, become M emporium
oi traffic and travel. An old gentleman
irom tly neiglilourhooi ii Hannibal in.
"rm> me that they are hurrying the road
along nj u rapid rate, tif,y miles alrca,l,
completed westward of the Mississippi
Wy informant j. u strong R.llln man. lived
twenty five Year, IN Marion county, Mi--
,"'iri. owns no 'nggcr-,' drinks no wi,key
chcws no tobbacco, down ON the border pi-
rates and in favor If gradual emancipation.
whcR ! meet men 81 this kind ,r"m aomiaol
.lay" state, who have tasted 81 the bitter
lrnh 81 this pai>',n"us upa~, lamcnting t.
">'Sicncc, ami ever ready a. dcnouncc in
i'"ns terms, II, further propagation, m,
''"i turns Wits mani, contempt at the
ilacrity with which the vile northern dem
ae"1u', doaghiarc, ani traitors. tab. SLAYER,
!" their bo,u,n>. Hut j, late and l must
close. have merely written these Few
lines. 90 tbet have been ,a,.ea oa III me D,
this trembling boat, To- let You know that
have not i"reotten my promise 10 write, and
. assurance that shall give You something
l"ngcr and more interesting soon We VIII
." al -. LON, Tomorrow morning.
J. b. Nc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

Mrs. Cunningham was remove al Yesterday
from the hous. 81 Bond street a. the city
prison.
Mrs. Cunningham refused 10 stir peg,
NJ the officer, plra>el IL, anL >hs had 10 lpe
carried down stair. upon a mattress, and sn
placed IN the carriage She KEEP, up the
character 1T her assumed situation with
great adroitncs,. ~li, was dressed in black,
aud wore thick veil she wa wrapped in
.hawI.. A. il in tie last stage ~ sickness
She often ,noanrd. hut did not attempt t.
move. not even Nv wave II her hand.
The eraw Il IN TIE street, had barely time 10
gather ar,und the carriage before II was
driven away, but they sent after 1hcr part
ing salute II There goes the woman that
murdered Burl.ll,r Where j. my darling
bah, r. And IN ths way Mr., Cunningham
Quilted 81. 81 Bond street, iol The last time.
/, i s,arc.ly possible that she will ever IN
tel IL doors again.
The carriage drove rapidly to the 1omb-,
tut ga ia arrival there about fifty OF -iAt,
letplc were assembled, who again ,alntcd
her IN a similar manner IL the crowd M
Bond street. She VA. lifted ont oi til, ear-
rage and borne 10 the matr,ns room, where
-he--so those sad that took her n--siiain-
med ln,cn.ibiity, and was laid prostrate an
the floor Her forehead was bathed IN
vinegar and water, her daughter Helen, who
had accompanied her, assisting the atten
liant. Helen though her mother had real
u tainted, and cried bitterly. AT length
some person proposed that DIR. Coyil, th'
physician Of the City Prison, should b.
sent for. At the mention Of his name Mr..
Cunningham sat np, and said she did no
want doctor. That blessed ar rathc
boga, baby, which figured 80 conspicuous,
/ IN the Buricll farce, did not prove quite :,
attractive during The day yesterday a. tbs
managers ii the Museum had anticipated
there being little pcrccptiblc increase u
the number of Hrald, lA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

The ST. louis I'yHigsarer Of last Saturday
says:
The sun breaks brightly on Missouri to-
day. II beholds, we think, state re-
deemed from many years oi darkness ana
misrule.
The prospect, or Maj. Rollin, for two
i.,. rested under a ".li>a,trous twilight"
/, amounted almost IL n total eclipse But
Yesterday the doubts again began a. give
way. and to-day We feel that We can an
unvncc the absolute ccrtaintx"i success.
We give, in another column, our table ID
returns, corrected by the latest AMI m">t
reliable adyiccs They tell a better story
than the Stewart papers have served up 10
The public ior two days past. Large. boast
"a mafnritic-. on the wrong side are hand-
,nmely diminished h, the official returns IN
many caun :.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

III. following resolution, of che indie
lrnlrm t,v Env,nc and Hose compan,
we've overlooked, 81 they should have beer
Published >a.n... The compan, tan he'll
IL a,",d suel aec,,irnt-. by hereafter fur
m-hns u aillt a copy of an, thing the,
MA, wish Published AZ the saias time IL !,
gwen I" ma, other paper Tie .a.,tte !.
i.i ~ the habit Of publishing second ham,
eii, nrw., AMI II cannot make except Am, N
stn'h ss>r> a ;aese.
NJ >rrr,sl Injecting al the Undergraduate
Fire knr'nc and ilo>c Company, Pilot.
Eoser- and Witches. held Mon.is, evening,
Nngu-t 10, ls5s, the following t.soin,l,n.
were m,animns.l, adopted:
R,sotc,d. That tli. sincere thanks IL this
Company arr due the Light s;uarsis ot Mn,
eailnr Fat their generous invitation and hos.
p'tsblc roo'p'i"n ri Independent Fire Engine
anil li"s- ,t.,npan, and their guests.
HtsSccd. That our warinc-t thanks arr
due the lad, Vim decorated our Banner with
the beautiful wreath which ". shall keep NJ
memcnto Of the Fair ponar. And we
49, tfltitkN 10 tue TAFT laiite> al
Mnscatine, who showercd wreaths upon vs.
and by their smiles assured ,is We We're wei
come and by their prr>cne. added ~ much
grace a. cur r~s'rtinn and visit.
R,so'ced, That We recognize in our hosts
81 MuscAtiue. these traits OF courtesy and
generosity that mark Nature Princes. and
that ~ such, We render them, with pleasure
tn. homage which such position demands
Rssott"i, That such unions arr pro,notivc
4 developing I'll. klndlrr and liner feeling,
= those participating in them, and that we
shall take the earliest opportnnit, 10 assist
IN such development.
Rfsolcof. That the citizens Of Muscatine
Tor their hospitality and attention /. o,,r
wants. are entitled to cur thank, and hirl,
consideration.
HeARrtd ! hat onr thanks are due the
Superintendent and Conductors 1T the NJ. a
VI. X. X, iur their kindness and attention
Z" u on our trip Ia, and return from Mus
catine.
hese'e,d, That a copy II these resolutions
he sent {" Capt Wallace, of the Muscatinc
l'sh' "uarsi., aud also that they be nnl,-
iss.n ~ ~, daily paper, of Davenport
Signed, X. ~ LlrrLrs.
Jas,s MoRRow, ysommit,..
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