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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-05-06

VIRGINIA, sat Rules held id the
Clerks Office of the County Court Of
Preston, onthe first Monday in May,
1854: g H {'.a.
Gilbert Beyl INA ssN PSI D to ss,
Richard Polling. the ieas.,J
THE Attachment issued III this cause having
been returned with service thereof accepted by
Gaitsyus Cresap as Garnishec, and tho summons
not hasips been executed O. on the Defendant 20;
Polling Is Id. afesldent Of this state3 on motion
Of the Plaintiff by his attorney, II 10 ordered that
he do appear hire within one month altet due
publication OF this order, and do what 10 nccet.
sary to protect bis interests in this suit.
A cory teste; SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Chs. hoo,oni Alto! May 6.-7t6-st
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MAY ELECTION. q.

TINE following is a list Of the, Commits.
i sioners 10 supeiintend, and officers ID
conduct; The election for county officers, 10
be holden on the fourth Thursday in May
next, appointed BY the County Court at the
March Term, 1854: .,...l, "A. al r
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-21

Last Letter or Count Raoussot de BoulDon.
The French journals publish the following letter writ
tan by NJ Raousset do Boulbon previous to his departure
from San Francisco, and which probably the last
he penned up to the period Of his DEATH 1t viii be
that he gives expression in 1t to prcsentient Of the
fate that awaited him,
SAN FRANCISCO May Is, 1864.
MY lear AIrRYD-
1he last mails have brought me no letter from you
although nine have been delayed for nearly fifteen
DAYS This silence ads TO suppose that we have OBJ
tanned nothing expected 1t. 1t now only remains
About four hundred men left on the I'd April In the
Chsu,pge. They have arrived ut Guaymas fifteen
ess ago The great part Of these men only started 10
an, closely watched by the American police The IL
ssts terrified at this hostility, will not hazard cent.
SIN al Alone and alone must act. have jost pur.
tbsic,s tie end Of tho vi week Sc = =
succeed il deceving the illness that il ex-
ercistd over all my movements il escape tho Anaeri
can and sexican cruisers; if arrive the o,ast Of
Mexico after having trsversed the eigh. hundred
esgues which divide mo from Guaymss; i'll can enter
INTO &C nppnic'tjeR With .hs land shall sea il my
men are still In the town II they are shall imu,s-
diste'y disemtaIk.
my Gauls, discouraged by false reports, and de,
moraized BY six weeks Of waiting shonld have dispersed
re unite them-a slow and difficult matter. shall have
to cIuee on the Gulf for at least fifteen days. and
cape ali observation can re-assemble two hundred
Of them, will seize upon Guaymas install myself there,
and eDdeever to draw renforcsments from California
Once master.of GuaymAs, ! shall not act upon any
hxed plaO but shall avail myself Of circumstances as
You to what am reduced. am convinced tn It
have ten chances against one in this hazardous
taken, shan end like pi ate Alasl may say like
Chenir in striking Ids forehead before his head fell uo.
der the guillotins: :" There was something therel'
Convey my thanks to II. Sympathy II
precious in isolation. Xdisu, perhaps forever. "
RA0U5oET B0ULB0N.
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Theatres and Exhibltions.

BROADWAY THKArRE-Ths opera Of "Msritana" hsv-
ing been received with unbounded success will be re-
Mr. Borrsni sustaining the characters Of Marana Don
Cesar de EaEaD and Don Jose The neW and succ sssu
farce Of "a Moving ls viii also Be repeated Dsvidse
BowERY HxArRx-1he popular drama, styled the sCar.
penter Of Ronen" viii be played this evening, Mr.. Ar
very entertaining drama, win also b performed Mr.
Collins Appearing As Dick iurpin Arnold Is Bradley and
NImos GARDEN light viii be the farewell psrfor
nance Of the Ravels, > fact which, II We may judge
frcm the great success attendant upon thor engage
ments In this city, win Be to crowd the Garden in
every department The performance provided comprises
the pantomimes Of "Robert Macsire" aJocko5 and
"Asphcde together with sbslst dsver tsomsnt call
Burrows TmArn The successful nautical drama
called Ben Bolt" in which Mr. Fisher and Mr. Johns
ton win appear win 3 repssted this evening" tosther
much admired piece entitled ITO Parents and
Butqn and Placds performing tho leading pArt..
NAnoSAl TnrArni-rhe bill for tbi. evening I. highly
Bolt" Scott sustaining the leading part; the drama OF
"TheIese, and the pantonime Of the etagic Rose
sacred concert Of vocal and instrumental music win be
WAIIAcK's THEATRE -ssLondon ASSURANCE VIII be N
peated this evening, walAck, Lester Bsougham, Blake
Nss sosa Bennett, Mrs Hoey, and Mrs. Stephens ap.
"A Phene menon In Smock Frockr will b the aftss-
gsce, Mrs. Stephens sustaining the part OF Betssy.
ChlIrup.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE Tho complimentary benefit to
Mr. H. Trimble the srOhitect Of this beautiful thea
ire, is to of this evening, and feel confident
hat The dramatic public win turn out en- to
tribute to this prahe worthy Testimonial Mr. Timbls
was the huile of many Of leading theatres every
Of which reflects the greatest credit up,nhim The
performance comprises the comedy Of the Poor Gentle
man., and the comediettA Of Faint Heart Never won
Fair LADY"
AMERICAN Musxrx Tho drama Of 'sEustschs., which
. always received With appreciation, and IL pro
ducsd in veg superior manner will be played both
this afternoon and evening. Clarke and Miss Msstsyer
performing the characters Of Eustache and Louise.
WooDs NISsrRns -This company are to repeat ths
farce Of Back Bndsrs" Gsorgs Christy Appearing a.
Crow. U rstf
BrxlxY's sxRxyApERs are to repeat the suceessful
burlsequs opera Of FRA DAvolo" this evening
MnrHAxIcs HAIL Woods Ethiopian Mnssrsls offer
light and varied programme for this evening. =
PnHAM's BURIEQUR OpRRA HOUSE, -Perhams bur
lesqus company have provided ns programme for 70.
right
CAsnx GARDEN An extensive equestrian company are
to open here on Monday evening" very large ring hav
ing been erected lor the purpose
Col WOODS LvN0 CURioSnm continue TO be ex
hibited at TIE Apollo Rooms. They are drawing large
asssmblaees.
NiBIos SALOON Mime Isadora Clark, new prima
DONNA, from Cuba will give her 6rst concert here
tuesday evening next She viii b. assisted By ssvssa
miLent artists.
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THE VERY LATEST.


We are indebted to Capt harrison, Of the steasas'
Africa, for tho following latest intelligence
LIVERPOOL, oot 7 -1,2SsAa ),
odessa reports are se yesterday, to the effect that
9.es.i. "os.ehsacken aud Luders had entered the
trmea at the head of forty battaons, besides the gar
rison At Uoe,sa, y, eco strong.
MAnsErlrrs Oct Q, 1854
The Fury from Constantinople, which she loft on tbs
2tb has board Lord Burghers with dispatches from
sebastopoi was invested on the 9th The second line
Of the defence carried, and the place entrey sur
rendered
The Russians are shut mp in sebsstopo which was to
have been attacked BIZ and land 0ne account states
that the Russians had eight no of battle ships at
at The battle Of the Alma three thousand prisoners
on the Aims. the Russian. reganed their fcrtiacstion
Scotch Fusileers distiF guithed themselves
Constantincple umin atsd in honor Of the battle
Tho Lavalsy had arrived at the Crimsa. In addition
to the above the following details hare been brought In
various telesraphic aespstches-
The Monieur, in announc ng the occupation Of Balat
lava adds the aes have already made It considerable
place. The allied armies were in communication
sesasto and the allies are now 1miy established in
the Ciimea Tie various columns Of the army had to
several rivers in succsson in order to turn the
gulf Of sebaopoi and enter the mountain country be-
fore they could arrive at BalaklavA
Menschikoh hiss been driven to distance, with the
The following officers are among the killed In the cr
Seventh Regiment .ains Have and Mouok
Ninctec1M Observation-Disclosures Aardlsw, Ensign
Stcciwen.
Twenty third RegimcNt-Col Chester, Captains Sir W
Young Evars, VIM, Connolly, leutsnants Radcliffe,
Struther Butler, Applswhsite.
7hirty.third Reqiment-Lieuts Montague and Worth
ing
fyfiy ffh Reeiment-stsjor Rose and Captain Schaw.
NiRayffh Reqsmest-Captain Ed ngton, Lieut.. I'd
cipgten (broshers), Captain DowdAu, Lieuts Powlhl
Ringley Bray, Cooke.
Royal Ariuay-CAps Dew, Lieut.. wslsham.
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TO IHn 1DlTOA OF tn HERALD.
Tou will observe by the enclosed advertisement that
the Commissions In my forthcoming autobiography
which you suegested a. possible, win not b made
not sshsned Of those intsrssting episodes In my
career to Which you Auds, and, therefore, ahaI not
kick the ladder from under me. The woolly horse
hall ret SELL for specific reasons, 10 be found IN nv
book: but II i've unti April nsxt. and the Amsrican
xuepm b standing It that time, give you the sxclu-
I've information that the original Feejes mermaid vf
hen positively APPEAR 81 this sstabkAhnsat for ths
Agstass&on 8 tes public. .sss.- $780,. J.
Aua-cAy YvsKrx. Oct. 50. 1884.
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Ireland.
TIE HoNEwARD BOUND EMGRANTs--LETrER FROM
~

We observe In the Kings County Journal that several
smjgrapts Influenced by the accounts Of improved
state Of affairs in Ireland, have returned from America
TO settle In their native lard, considerably bothered In
tbeir circumstances
refe,1es to tbs return Of woof the from
Van Disu,sn q IAnd:--f sff.. e % T.f.
We hare bad tina gratfs alton Of hearing thsA Jeha
Pursuance VI the recent act VI royal esmeuy, eraFsj
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Who afet having the gauntlet Of jostng Of kicks
and thumps and with his clothes nearly torn from hs
the o0che wss posted, had to be defended BY small
body guard Of friends while be dictated TO about twenty
oths.s the text Of tbs despatch At last however, the
have said, even than grisvoua da ppointmsot
and for an hour % 20 dspress ensusd in proportion
% u srssoscnssy snss.msns OF the last hvs 2, sK
Afse al, there diaaster the allied armies
cordsA The utmost ct the glorious event Of the
I'D Ia sot . TSrar and the chsseeor
the French Osauats at Bucharest too hasty the
nsws actually gvea IN the dispatches would Be- con-
:s sns.
advancing aaA IL Rasaiaa force diminishing am In
formed that some dstsis have reahcd the War Onaos
They are IN Substance that third bAttls has token
place that The pooa Of Belbsk has been taken BY the
allied armies, ard that the French and English com.
topoi Il 4 calculated tina. the city itssK must fall
about the 9th 7th for, howsvee hazardous Il II TO
venture coAjeetures repeat that No seEtons doubt
ntsrtaiEed 81 IT. fall sooner or lstss.
FROM Isssoa Latter (oct. % in Naaahsssr rInss.l
In the Crmes but thsrs uuvsr ~ convo Ion
SL4t lcps bsfseD this time Ssbastopo has besn taken
report has been h circulation this morning thst the
llshed In this evonngs 0dse q sx o'clock; but On
inquiry turns ont that thsy merely Combinations
consular and othee aesnts, sStabhshsd ct dasrent
psces upon the ssvsrAinss Of esmnunicaaon with ths
The opinion Il gaining srosnd that sbAstopol com.
pleteiy rcisd, snd that junction was effected BE-
from the north ppist about four or ave miles west
OF Ksmsrs on the 2oth, or At the latest the 3oth
This osvecpesnt 81 the plan Of the campaign has given
as So ssssssi ls action however 10 greatly slloysi
ss noe ss'sss s q. .a ss' as;s x
10 as,..sa osSes suffered Tar uoes either than the
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a 62s
Barring BROTHERS AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LONDON, Friday, Oct. 6-6 p There has been no
week; moderate business has been do ng In many art
clcs Money Ia stu in demand Consols leave of 1t 9l1s
a95ls; American eagles 70s 2sd nominal; dollars price
not axed; bar silver o. I'D doubloon. 76s Sd
half was cold 13l bags Hon iurss silver st 3d. 3D. 81
Id for small 10 midnR eilvers and IA Id 49, Cd for
midliDg 70 good blacks Teuers black and Mexican sill
Goodies bags 1sioidsd hsy. changed hands At from
CoFru has been fully sustained irprios and In some
qualities there has been an advance Of Cd The sales ct
ton Csylon ct rates ranging from Sea. 62s Cd 1856
bsss native Oyon ct AS Cd bags Costa Rios from
sos 54s. Cd, como Of nns quality fetching high
l7s Of ssi Gases Neehssry, tie ans ORDINARY was sod
at 65s the remainder being bstsr held for b aud
partly sold that figure. $50 bags hysore at ass for
s,os and 1s Sso1sy ssa. e about
COMMON Monday there Vas good supply OF English
wheat the better samples Of which fetched previous
prices but to clear of inferior quas reduction Of L.
wheat, without any change Barley Is L. dsArsr. 10
day the attendance ct the market very scanty and
hardly any bust done; cargo Of MIXED American
Indian corr has been cold At s per quarter $50 pounds
CCrToS.-Ths sales Of the last week hsve boon Coo
bales surat at 27d to 4fi 400 bales Madras at AKA
$50 and 100 bales Bengal st3i.d 3sd. 1he mar
isnssy, the saotstos for middns orleass WAS iss
abAd., with rather less active demand.
Hrm.-Nothipg has been done La sound 81 Petersburg
en- the SPOT parcel has been sold privately 70 arrive
Msns only SO bales disposed of 1t ESQ per ton;
And sai 81 Rseu Rhins porton fetched fsS a sss.
laDHo i'm vfw 81 The coming sasss, there bare bssn
isos--we auoss sa.s e, -, 81 ic,.; ssrs 10 g. q
e. f1s
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persons charged and seize aud safely keep ali liquor
found therein, with the vs.seh IN which the sams Ia
contained II shall BE- the duty Of the officer to make
such search and seizure not vhsancrg he may be
able to and OF arrest the person persons chasgsi All
found sha be stored and kept In some convsnsnt place
to be dispoeed Of ~ hereinafter provided
Sec Q Whenever complaint, ON oath or Affirmation,
credible persons, resilient 81 the town city
where the complaint b made that they have to
Sss dsposd for s ~ ss.s
authorized TO sen the same In any place whataoevsr
vithn said city or sovn q slon any N.tss adjacent
cunstsaees on which such Sssf L founded il shsl BE-
s
wszrxnt commanding the oacsr TO whom the shall
b directed With proper assistance forthwith diligsnt
all qu,rs found therein together With
The vessels within which the same are contain
place to be disposed Of % hereinafter provided at n
warrant shah b issued uudsr this the preceding ssc
ton, 70 search any dwelling house in which, or 10 part
toxcatns liquor has bsen sold theren ~ tie
thereof, with his consent, within one month before
usd sSs dssss .DS Err sS .
SEQ To- IT shall b the duty Of svsry sheriff, undsr
10 arrest any person whom he ahsn zee actually engaged
in the Commission OF such offence, and to seize all
liquors exposed for sale Il the time ana place q the
sells IN which the Same s contained, and forthwith te
convey such person before any magistrate Of the
city or town. and to store the liquor and vessel sssd
In some safe and convenient place. TO be disposed Of ~
hereinafter provided. s-s sr,el.f &c.. ~
Sec H. II shall be the duty Of every sheriff urder
sheriff deputy sheriff. constAbis policeman OF msranal
he shall have 70 believe and does bslssvs that
any intoxicating liquors kept intended for sae IN
the place Of any exhibition, parade OF public oc ~
Of any hlnd such suspected psce Other han
stwsI,pg house and, II any Intoxicating hquora are
EOS nd thsrsD, 70 ssss " sane and s1sst the keep
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-27
Know Nothires.

AS many persons are anxious TO learn
who and what the Know Nohings" are,
they may learn something as TO their creed
by reading the following article which is
copied from the Boston Know Nothing:
AMERICAN PLATFORM.
|. Repeal o! all naturalization Laws.
2. None but Native Americans for office.
3. a pure American Common School
System.
4. War to the hilt on Romanism.
5. Opposition, first and last, TO the for
nation of Military Companies composed of
Foreigners.
6. The advocacy OF a sound healthy, and
safe Nationality.
7. Hostility to all Papal Influences, in
whatever form, and under whatever name.
s. American Institutions and American
Sentiments.
8. More stringent and effective Emigra-
tion Laws.
TO- The ample protection to Protestant
interests
IL. The doctrine of the rovcred WASH
rNGTos and lis compatrots.
y. The sending back Of all Foreign pau
pers landed on orr shores.
l8. The formation Of Societies to protect
all American Interests.
IA. Eternal enmi'y to all who attempt to
carry oft the principles OF Foreign Church
or State.
10. Our Country, DIR whole Country and
nothing but our Country.
l6. And, finally, American Laws and
American Legislation, and Death to all For.
eign Influences, whether in high places or
lew.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-27
Third Congressional District.

We are inclined to the opinion from what
we can learn from this district Lindlev will
be elected. The course Of Mr.. Fournov is
contemplate and mean. How any good and
true democrat can vote for this old fogy, is
beyond our comprehension. We learn f. ON
the Shelbyville Spectator, that while in that
county, and where it is known Col. Benton
is very strong, Mr.. Flournoy suppica ed
the votes Of his friends. True the course
of Mr. Lindley has been such as TO not
meet the appreciation of the democratic par
iy, yet it is always better TO have a open en-
cmy than secret one. Flournoy has no
claims upon the democracy for their suffra-
ges-none whatever. He is known 10 IA
vor the principles supported and advocated
by AtchiSon and the nulifers of the south
and it is 10 them alone he should look for
support.
Mr.. FIournoy has repudiated the princi-
pie of the right of the majority 10 govern the
mnority--he did so in repndiating Mr..
Sims proposition, and we have no doubt if
the election Of President was thrown into
the House Of Representatives, he wou'd
again disregard the will of the democracy of
this State, and vote with faction. In case
Col. Benton was 10 be candidate for Pres
idrnt, ard the election go 10 the House, Mr..
T. no doub!, would do as he did in this State
he would vote against him, and against
the will of the people. We have no reason
TO bclie"e Mr.. Lindley, Under the circum-
stance would disregard the will Of major
ity OF the people OF this State. No friend
of Col. Benton can consistently vote for
Flournoy-ond we hope they will not do SO.
i Jefferson Inquirer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-27

I@The Ohio and Mississippi railroad is
completed and operating for forty miles east
of St. Louis. The road is graded and ready
for the rails for near one hundred and forty
miles and the rails are going down as fas.
as they can be laid. By the first Of August
the road will be completed to the Illinois
Central The Illinois Central has only 90
miles unfinished between Cairo and the in
tersection Of the U. and NJ. Both roads
will be completed to the point of intersec-
tion by August lst,, and then there will be
q railroad connection between St. Louis and
Cairo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-07-27

The ELEcTIuNs FOR Tue NEXT Con
GREss-THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION:
From the confusion into which parties are
thrown, and from the re-opening of the an.
ti-slavery agitation in more violent form
than ever, it is very likely that the election
Of the next President will be thrown into
the House of Representatives at Washing
ton. In this light, the elections for the
next Congress will be unusually important
10 all parties conccrned.-[N. Y Herald.
Previous to the election il becomes i'm
portant 10 know how each candidate for
Congress, if elected. would vote. The
Gu's''on shou'd be pat 10 every one of them.
o,a no man 'r1ts'e3 rho stands mate. or eou,r-
COATES, or gires an anSwer which his antece.
tents and associations Shcw 10 be taiSe.-
Democrat.
IL II is matter of importance, then,
For the Benton men 10 know how Fournoy
will vote-ior Benton is already in the Pres
idential race.