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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-19
SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOK1N JOURNAL
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just Published and for Sale
by WIN. MCCARTHY, Bookseller,
. Sunbury, Pa.
The American
PLEADERS' ASSISTANT
Dcing collection Of approved declarations, wriis
returns and proceedings in the several actions
now in use in the United tates.
By CoLLissos REED, Esq,
Ipsdf iegis viva ror
With notes and additions together with shor
system OF convcyancing. BY a. Jordan. Pres
ident Judge of the Eighth Judicial district OF
Pa, and VIM. NJ. Rockefeller and NJ. L.
Shindel, OF the bar of Northumberland county
Since the publication Of the book, the following
letter has been received from Judge Pearson oi
Harrisburg
HARuispunc, June 80, 1883.
GENTLEMEN:
After careful examination Of your Gamer.
ican plcaders assistant" | take pleasure in ex-
pressing my entire approval Of the selection and
composition of the precedents thus offered to The
public. The legal profession in Pennsylvania
stands in need of a correct system of pleading,
adapted 10 our habits of business, and the practice
of the courts. Your forms of declarations being,
TO great extent, founded on the acts of assembly
will be saving of labor to the pleader, and con-
duce to safety and brevity in our pleadings.
It should be in tho hands of every practising
lawyer in our state.
Yours, with great respect,
JNO.J PEARSON.
Hon. 4. Jordan, VIM. NJ. Rockefeller and NJ.
l.. Shindcl, Esquires.
w. McCAnrY, Esq,
Dear Sir:--I received moro than year ngo
q copy Of Reed IS Plcaders' Assistant improved
by Judge Jordan and others. ! examined it with
some care soon afterwards, and have had occa-
sion TO use it several times SINCE | think il de-
cidcdly valuable manuel for practising g
attorneys in Pennsylvania, and do not hesitate
to recommend it. iii were generally used it
would increase the accuracy Of the profession in
matters which often very carelessly done.
am very truly yours, &C.,
j. s. BLACK.
also received copy of the Plcaders Assist
ant, aud have examined it sufficiently TO enable
me TO concur very heartily in the above commen-
dations by the Chief Justice.
GEO w. WOODWARD.
July 10, ls54.-
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Ii Holloway's Ointment.

" III III = IL
Cuizens ofMe Union
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NINE oSnE yttnf OF IS SORE LEGS, AFTER
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u D, dated November ist, 1853.
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10 Professor HoLLowAY,
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60 Professor Holloway So Corner cf Ann nr,l Nassau
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ttau Legs, ChcEO-foUt Fistuas
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blte Oi Moacte- Cancers Piles
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Yaws
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III New York Orders for Medicines the Sises nddres
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81 cents, mud ST. cents each To lie hud Wholesale vt
the principal Drug Houses in the Union
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y - Directions for the guidsns. OF patients in every
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Perfumery. sc.

WE have Just received the largest and hest selected
w assortment of Perumey offered in this
of country, consisting in part OF
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4lh do Q 90
The following committees were then ap-
pointed.
HoRsEs.-A. E, Kapp Wm. b. Kipp,
Jno. K. Eek, Benjamin Gearhari, DR.. VIM.
Aiwater.
CATTLE. C. Horton, John Montgom-
cry, John Dunke!, VIM. H. Kase, Jacob
Leisenring, (Shamokin,)
HoGs.-.Wm. Marshall, S. A. Bergslresser,
Wm. Folmer, John B, Packer, David B.
Montgomery, Gideon NJ. Yorks
SHEEP -Thos. Johnson, Andrew Arm
strong, Peter Haugawout, Dennis Wolverion,
Wm. d Gearhart.
PoULrRY.-Elisha c. Barton, Geo. W.
Peal, w. 7. Forsyth, VIM. NJ. Weaver, L.
L. Beyan.
GRAIN.--Jesse Hensyl, Charles Ridiell,
James Eckmsn, Jacob haus, David Mar,z.
VEGETABLEs-AleS. Jordan, Jas. Pollock,
Alex. Coli, Horaiio G. Tsggari, Elida John
FRUIr.-John Youngman, c. ]. Bruner,
Wm. |. GfeenouPh, n, b. Masser, H. J.
Wolverion, s. r. Peal, NJ. L. Shindel, David
Tageari, c. w. Tharp. Henry Donnel, Chas
A. Kuiz, w. C. Lawson, w. NJ. Rockefeller.
In this department, !faror will be the chiel
criterion OF excellence. A full attendance OF
The committee is confidently anticipated
ImrLrnEsrs "A. r. Fisk, De- Robins,
W. u Mueneh, Reubsn Fagely, Benjamin
| Hendricks.
DAInr, rie William Deepen, Benjamin
wolysrlon, w. Friling, Charles Pisssan,s
Ira 7. Clement.
! ponrsrie MAssrAcrvsss'-,. sipsash
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~) I do certify that the above and foregoing, is
sE.L and copy of the YEAS and 'SAys'
-) taken on the "Kesoution relative to an umei'd;
ment OF the Constitution Ot the Commonwealth
as the same appears the Journals Of the two
Houses oi the General Assembly, OF this Com
mnnwealth for the Session of 1854.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said Office
this first day of July, one thousand eight hun
dred ind Gity-four.
C. A. BLACK,
SeeIetury Of the Commonwealth.
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Being collection Of approved declarations, writs,
returns and proceedings in the several actions
now in Use in the United tates.
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Dams IA par.ic at,g'aise, Ire hgne,
derni..t, parsgrnphe d'nn asi- ,niDtif )
b. .uccassion dc .Iranncttc fIernaudcz
,see 1'raxillo, Il s'est gli.st diman'h'
deriiicr uis erreur que aons ,eetition>
aajoard'lei;.
Az li,~ tho lts iiaapoy,bie III Of The
SGT, Il frnt lire H. land payuble III Of
ihs SOL snsh. I.'onbii dc cc elernier mot
.reaiait inrompriheneiils cetse pa,tie
ss1couditions DE- Il, sente.
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NEW ORLEANS AUCTION
san as PRICE. -

Sous 90 ttrc, M. EsrcsaST oavtira
10 . Feytier pfochain, dsns Ia nouvell.
anaison qs'a faitIeleser NJ. IIellnin, in
n,agatin tissosti de tcntes sortes dc ma,--
'chandisas sechrs ct d'objets dc groeerie.
Nous appclons l'att,ntion tles leetea,s
surl'ssis Dc NJ. tsapeaant, que nous pa-
blions pour II l,ren,iare fois anjourd hui.
Fls vcrront que lc n6gociant qni siel,,
de s'dtahlir parmi uols, po.sede IN
sssoftimcnt coa.plet et gull Sc. char
80 CONNIE l'iadiauc % tisre Dc S.
maisoa, do fournir do bon i bon mar-
chG. ''s1 y ss
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DEPECHES TELEGRAPuIOUES.

ncS dtpechcs transmiScs par le iGle
graphe. lie D de- &C nois, dc Washing
Ton In Nonvelle- Orleans, annonccnt J.,
mort CT les fintraiI'cs dc rambassadcur
Russc, baron Bodisco, don't la prose-
dcs Etats.Uhis s'c,t tnnt occupte dams
ces dcrniers tempe.
A New.Yofk, c'est ODonohuc, lc
ctlehrc prosc'it lrandais, qui est mort
Ia meme date, daas un 6tat dc d5nuc.
mcnt compct -..-..
ORIENT .es lcrniercs nouvellas d.
ccttG Vile sont dat6es dn rs dtcemtre.
J Oo y gednut..it dcs assemblies tumul.
tacdses ct pour les pravcrir, Oh await
consigne toatcs les tronpes dams curs ca
ssrnts ct donn6 PoIdrc dc conccntrer
les divers corps qui sc trouyaicnt campes
dams le voi>inagc.
EAnglctcrsc avail, otl'art dc f,irc
ses proprcs fr'is unc expedition dams Ia
ifinluude ct In Crimac. n,ais i.on;, Nape
leon sy dtait oppose, E,is,nt valoir &C
bon motif, que dams toalos les operations
ayant trait il la questioned Orient, Ia
France ct alAng'ctenc devaient etre
fg'lem ;nt reprtscutecs. -g
Coycnes. -- Lc "a j;m,icr, l'honora
bic noug'nss, Get ardent champion an
pfogre*, &C grand d5tnocratc L,tue Ame
nqae, Il pftscnte an SGaat dcs Elats-
unis |c bill organisant les territories de
Nebraska ct dc Kansas, ct ;.pp'i9nant |
poar |ear goavernc, les lois des E1ats.
Unis sr les. territories. Dans ce bill, |
thon. Donghss thgne, en- sertn dune
clause du compromis dc 1850, cctte
antre clause dan actc de 1890, qui pro.
hibc l'lntroduction dc l'e&clavage.
&c bill await tla mis- Il !ordre duiour,
pour etre discute le lundi suivan,, de-
main 81 janvicr.
'.e bill creant le grade dc lieutenant
general a etc raprorte aa Senat.
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4 Ia semaluc proch

LIZ BAYOU au roi dcs nru.
vcs, lc Bayou Lafonrchc commence y
rca'iscr dune maucrc sensible les csue-
rances tant dc fois difncs, dc Ia crne lie
,ses ennx. --C'est Ii unc honnc fortune
pour nos plantenrs qpi drpnis qncIucs
sema'ncs, ne ponvaicnt cxpfdicr IcGrs
prodM's qua grnnds frais. Nous cspt-
rons que les p"ix dcs sucres les dGdom
magcront amp'cmcut dcs rctards Qn'iIs
ont ete obligts dc metre il lcurs envoi,.
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On lit dams le Mesel.acsbs !:

LIZ G. ID. jade tous les PACKETS
de h cote, le G. D.. Jr est certes To- lpIus
iin marchear. pafii Il 10 he,res moins
IN quart dc la Nouvelle. Orleans, mer-
rredi dern'er. il ariva,t ita Bonnet.C Car
,e aune h.aise Gt demi, bien gensil cot
fdt 40 ,noins vingt atterigcs Ds Plus.
ccnngniiig,ic sle;tnter n'avait nullemcnt
chanil''; il etait veau . petite snpear.
FATAL ACCIDENT. Al moment do
metre sous pre,se. nous apprcnons qu'it
yient d,asoir Iiod IN fatal accident tout
pres dc notre imptimeric. as4d
lliererinesli, sers denx ;hsures de Ia.
9pres-,nidi, Ie stra,ner dc lAfourche,
3F5ang sparhasuh. atierait i'amciin
moulin de- Felix Gnfci;,. An moment OIL
il toaehait tcrfe une secoussc siolente fis
tomhera l'ca,. trois ho,n,nes dc l'aqui.
page, un blanc ct denxnegres. On Soc
capb aassiI5t de les sauvcr, mais on ne
,peut rctirer de I.ean qn'un, dcs negres.
Un bia,,c ct IN jeune negre appartenant
d M. u. Jacob, de noire paroissc, pro-
prietaire du Spa,hauh, 80 sont noyes.
e
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"ombre d'csc'avcs 80 A. L. Hickman,


"ombre descEavcs - A. L. Hickman,
tntantcur ..a ...--
Samedi, 4 Ftvricr, vcntc DC h sue.
eession dc Pierre Ian ry--Terres ct es-
c'aves "A. +. Hickman, cncantenr.
Meme jonr, veetc de In succession
Augn~tc Tete-- Tcrrcs ct csclaves-Al-
fed Tdte, cncnntcur.
Nous nous lelicitons davoir donner
Get advertisement, car In suppression dc
ccs avis nous fra asscz he tnnrgc pour
donncr notrc fauile un pcu dc va
riett.
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" Nous sppclons l'atiention de nos
ltcsears sur les avis d'enean qai ensa.
klssent nos COLONIES q eui cesseut d'e-
tre patllts des asiautd'hui, les ventes 81
f'.isant dans Il sesaaiue ID nous rentrons.
asx Jouri q dessoos
Masdi prociain, 81 iansier, vente d.
Ii saccessioa Philipp Mariinez. -Terres
et cscIavcs. n +. Hicknan, encan..
ttur. y
Msreredi Isr Fdvrier, vense a Il
'uecsision Etienae u Rosalie I.andry-
deux heller hhbitstions Ct IN tres grlnd
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MORT nv .Iuen sIeHoLs.-Neas IL

MORT Du JuaE NIcHoLs.--Noas Ii
sons dams le Cuvfier.ies Opeloosas
saa isa ma.iie de merefedi :dcnaer nbussa
apporte Ia houveile aflligea,te dc Ia
mort dc NJ. Thomas Nicholf, dacAds i
sst-Ma,invii!e le l0du courant. M. Nj.
ellals etait peine age de 80 ans, n,ais
uae uaaildie de poitrine rsenacait depais
longlctnps dc i'en!eyer de &c .n,opdc,
eoinme ellie y cmporte deux dc sos sffs-
res. nj. Nichols fat dla i,lge dc, Distrirt
i releetioa aqiaea lieu, liy u 1aelaar.
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DESASTRE DU SAN FRAN.
CISCO.


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II 'es"''e dn 'ecit dn Ilcntcnant WIN
ter Il" u PER- dams l'lmm"nse dds"strc
'o 90" f'anefseo' e"''foh deux cents
p"fso"'es'
e. steamer est par' de New, York le
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a "a abattre les mats; ~ machne ne
peut uIn. ,fo,aiIlcr. il n.e.t ,los do ,.o,,.
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Correspondence de Bdtoa Ronge)
% janvier 1854.
Mon cher .Piounicrn,

Jcnc so,is ectis que qnelqucs lignes
et Nous me IS pardannercz faoiletnent
pour trois raisous n rrctn;ers. parce
que sous avez lort pea az place a don.
ner 4 des correspondaaces, s'il lam en-
croirc votre deraier nslnsro:sla serondc,
parce que j'ai ane nouvs.l.e i vous an.
noncer qai yous iera plus de rlaisir ane
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DISTRICTS SENATORiAux.

. Nr,....l.,.I t,...l... -. !,
x5 4so"' ~. ''so"' 'o''se'"ee . =" az
nos kepfesentanss 10 Legislature,
rhon. w. w. Pugh, onc ccpie de racte
,a; u nas.s le o6 ianyier dams les don.
.'h.-,. ~, ,,,. All. !, ...!,,a..,
.''' - So W.. Y" ~ " = s'.s'' .74'
''oh a.sos - ''e''a' g ~ shs'''h'e nasse
DC Ia Legislature, commencement an re-
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jourd h1i. I.c journal otiicicl vons fcra
mieos quc moi I'histotiqle do toas les
autrcs.
4 Ia semainc prochaine.
CoLosEL.
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AGENTS DU :'IoNNlER.

%+ AAeENl Do slo.NNtEh.
IN. L. Eude, Passag
Elts.ORLEA.s de la Bourse, No %
encoignure Cont.
Asexssios NM. Richard a. Temp!ct
Rivtxgx-NxuvE. M. Firmin Dnplesas
fsgKviLLg M. j. Brean.
EY.JAcauSs =. Al. Augus,e Thtriot
ss''sA. bArrisTh' NJ. Edeard Perret.
posr.i3sxAvx, At. Eamond Dalliard.
sTrsopAyx -. NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
EssmA NJ. +. Gagnt,
ffya.MAsx NJ. Etienne ptnsson.
AssosrrtSs +. q. Rodriguez, Cafe Star
EsIEs RtvtgKE NJ. Pierre Thtriot.
pAtscoskrvtLLx, M. e. ]. T.. Gantaers
fy Dsns les paroisses on ncus navons pas
Gerema d'agents, nous prions los Maitres de
rs~ss 10 ssalsir 70 charger do l'agence dc notre
ssri,ls.
ANNoNCES: Pour les insertions, annonees
syis, sts, etc, les conditions sont les saivan es;
Par srx liesEs, pour Ia ere insertion VI 90
rsar lss Insertions suiyantea -: 30
Tent abonna qui vondra saspendre son abon-
solssnt, devra nrtvcnir, par tcrit, fEditeur,
sninxs iours Gu inoins, avant Respiration dn tri.
msstrs.
ejn execute 1 l'i,nprimerc la PiosglsR, Ell ce
s.z prix Ice plus aodures, tontes especes d ou-
cages ,ypographiqnos, (.Jots,) tells que, CAR
.sss, .vAeru&ss, PAMPHLETS, BLANesi ETC, Ere.
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parcc que je dcsicns tres paresscux dc
puis que jc tai ricn fairc,
ccttc bonne nouyclla. q l. MN,
prlais St,;pot. ia yous Fl lr,ni. Iono
temps, bien longtcmps a'tcnlre. ;c Won
Ia dapnerais a de.iucr en- in million d.
fois ct vons nc dcyincriez ms. ct yo,
sericz sur III sellcltc jnsou'a &C an,
me p'at dc vous dtEyrer. Celia M
plat en- &C moment puisque ie nc sui
pas Styipne ct nuc content de NO,
sort, e Ic prtlerc d eelu dc tons Ic
plus iIInstres f,scurs d'tpitrcs qui ont ve
eu. &c nest pas ma fautc 81 MA philoso
rhlc consi,tc prtirrcr IN miiru Dc
bons siycu,s, la vie r6ellc, sans le noin.
Dire cspoir d ',nnortaitt, d toutcs lc.
immo'talilts ltttrarrs qui yivcnt dan.
leg bonqoins ct gIscnt dams Ia lombc.
Ce II est pas nh f,ntr, c'est lc docteur,
ltsiJatcur qni ma mis- cttte idcc IA dnD,
Ia tete, ct c spectacle de toutcs les g,oi.
res que dGccrne aux grands hommcs IA
posltrite, nc serait pas capable auiour-
d hui &c me fire changer dominion. ---
Mon avis dn restc u'est nas l'ayis dc tout
IL monde. lie ,octcnY.legirlaleur connie
eertes plu, dun coIegue qui pense a,.-
trcmenl que hi ct moi. |! en- est bcnu,
coop oui sac.itieraient / un peu de gloi.
re pllsieurs ant,6es de Ieur existence.
peut. atre eest-iI pnrre uu'iIs ne s,,yrpt
pas bien givrc.. Qaen rensez-yops p
&c que yous penstz, c'est que nj pas.
sablcment lair de voas rouier, n'cst-cc
pas ih bien iln'en eel ,cn,.. Jai de-
bite queIques Iieny communs sur deter.
ncllrs vtfiies, lieux commnns one YOU.
me- lercz l'amitit, j'espere, d'appelcr
de lhistoire. t"st,it Ia .n
besoin pour moi: i ce ma nus eta un
aurement po0r 20, lecienrs. iIsn'npprcn.
front nne dams bico des iour.nn r. yi,e-
'omcnt auancl lis soat heaueoup inte-
.es.ts.
II s'aeit d,nne nonyclle f,,mnt;,, 4.
listtiets senato,iaux. lie eotnit., charge
ln cette divi.ion iagt oppofnn dc f,i-
q an district senatorial de, paroisse,
sscci-ion, Assumption ct Tkryebonnr.
&c district aura dfoit i deua ssnatcurs. |
.afonrche nterne forinera m, district
ycc St.Charlcs. f#9
Par ecite nouyelle division ln demo
ratie dc yolre naroi,se sera. simon Ger.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
FROM TnE SnI1rn

BALrrMoRE, April 26th.-New Orleans papers
OF Thursday have been received They give an
account Of the loss Of the Brig John Williams,
on Arkansas Bar, with n large cargo of Gov
eminent supplies. Ex-President Fillmore LETT Sa-
rannah on Tuesday Tor Charleston. The Wash.
ington Union says the Gads,len Treaty, which has
been ratified by the Senate, arranges the Messiah
Valley difficulty, and provides for on eligible rail
road; abrogatts the eleventh article of the HiLal-
go treaty, recognizes the interference of transmits
SION granted in 1858 over Tehuantepec-for ali of
Which the U. Stntes is to pay len millions of dol
lars. The Union intinates tina, The treaty will
lead speedily 10 the restoration of amicabIe rela
lions between our Government and Mexico. Geo
ALT has been recognized as Consul for the Pom
tiical States at Philadelphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28
NEWS OF THE CITY OF GLAsGow.

PmtLADEiPmiA, Arril 27.-The Journal of Com
merce has received a communication from Rich
ardson & Co., London, which states that the,
learn from a passenger who came on board The
schooner Canton from Jamaica, that on the 18Th
near Castle Island, Bahamas, saw large mast
ed screw steamer, painted black outside, with The
bulwarks inside apparently painted. Her yards
squfrej and the steamer hal no appearance OF be.
ing in disabled condi;i:n. TIE schooner passed
withih two or three miles OF the steamer, but no
perron could be seen OIL board of her, though they
had clear view of her deck. She appeared to
be at anchor or aground. No one knew or appre-
hended the 10 OF the City of Glasgow; therefore
the schooner kept OIL her way. Steamers sails
clewed up, and she was in very unusual posi-
ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

CENTRE WHEELING DRuo sroRE.-The estab-
aLment in Centre Wheeling which was so highly
necessful under the management of that popular
and enterprising druggist, DR.. W. R. Al'KEE. and
Ehieh has been purchased by Mr.. ]. II. TArPAN.
las commenced receiving its new stock and will
continue 10 afford the Citizens Of Centre Wheel
ing. "and the resi- of manklnd'' every article in
its line, of the best qualities. and at the lowest
P'ssibe rates. Mr.Tappan, though he has taken
bis position i'll the South, is, we feel assured, o
COMPROMISE man in the tue sense of the term. and
lnssadOf knowing "no North, no South, no East.
no West" he knows them all, and desires them
all TO know him in order that he may minister in
The most impartial manner to .all;heiE wants.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

Nor OUT OF THE WooDs YEr-The term of i'm.
pIisOnmen in the Peniten .iary. Zone year,) aIlot
I'D to Stephen Van Pelt for the robbery of $40,
committed by him upon gentleman from South
Carolina, at the Fredericksburg depot in Richmond,
expired on Monday. The Wing says there is a bal
snce outstanding 10 his debt in Wheeling. for which
be will have 10 render strict account before he is
suffered to go at large. Officer Irwin will take him
III charge When he makes his exit from the Pemi-
tertiary, and convey him 20 Wheeling, where it
appears he has committed another offence of the
character for which he has just atoned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-28

TRIAL OF Col. coLLrrK.-The action brought
bl The United States to recover from Mr.. James
Collier balance of account of $4,000, alleged
tObe due from him, as Collector of the Port Of
San francisco, was commenced at New York, III
the u S. Circuit Court, on Monday morning, be-
fOe Judge Belts.
The evidence for the Government submitted
consists merely of the Treasury account, slow
Tag tie alleged balance. Ex-senator Dickinson
and Mr.. John A. Collier, are counsel for the
defendant. The case will probably occupy three
hH.