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The life of John Eliot

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The following appropriate conclusion to this volume came to hand just as the last pages were going to press.

The Choctaws to their White Brethren of Ireland.—A meeting for the relief of the starving poor of Ireland was held at the Choctaw agency, on the 23d ult. Maj. William Armstrong was called to the chair, and J. B. Luce was appointed secretary. A circular of the “Memphis committee” was read by Maj. Armstrong, after which the meeting contributed $170. All subscribed, agents, missionaries, traders and Indians, a considerable portion of which fund was made up by the latter. The “poor Indian” sending his mite to the poor Irish!

[Arkansas Intelligencer, April 3.]

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