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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
THE YE1OE5.


The Presidents two last Vetoes are short and to
the point. In the Of the bill for removing OIL
struction at the mouth Of the Mississippi river after
rciterating his opinion that :" the assumption Of
authority the part of the federal Government to
commence and carry general s"stem ofin'er-
IA! Improvements, while exceptionaG!c for TIC
want ofconstutiona! power Is in other respects pre-
judicial to several interests and inconsistent sth the
troe relation 10 another ofthe Union and OF the
individual States, he SAYS
have been ahie, alter the most careful re-
f7eclioD, to regard the bill before in any other
light than part o!H general system ofinteraal i'm
provcmcns, and therefore feel constrained to submit
it with these objections to the reconsideration Of
Congress"
IN the other case tas bill for deepening the chan
mel over the ST. Clair Hats, III Michigan, he says
Under existing circumstances, therefore, it can
not be considered necessary means for the COM
defence and is snfject 10 these objections which
apply TO other works designed facilitate commerce
and contribute TO the convenience and local prosncr-
ity ofthosc Immediately copcerncd-an object.
not to be conssutionaly and justly attained by the
taxation Of the people OF the whole country"
The Presidents vetoes, will probably, prevail, as
these bills hardly be passed by the constitution
al majority.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31

The London Morning Ger ii svaai.ni; --4.l
Clorcndgn's recon; rcy:y-;o u. H5rcys-. =;
"The r:ea set NJ by Io51 {" Ion On j.. Isl of
Nr. Graz, is r"eo,.:I- - p!c: e tn - lese:
sessions Al Lo:l C;a-cud.a can s4y f.r NJ.
Cramg'7n i, tAat ,l9 Ei.:sl .naassa'..: jz $50
very" respectable anil III. IL wines :a:nst
him ae 50 very r21sa' ..g o-;,,c:. '...s Il ami
Hertz. TIC n2e 'nr, 8, -, 80 :arvor,'. cgst.l
Il IS In '-zz;a,e a"a !er he; So, a-,s.s,. - 10 sc:
the assertions cf ri! '.'l :Is" aca; ::tc d.
i;raIio.s Of III C.angtcn-a ,.sH u IL. ,s5.ien-
able h1ao7." Eow i! tic as,jtast judge. st tie
IiaG;ese1 sessions came to 5;;:u ~ u.is Gs:yce in
the case Of p licl pocket 10 var!l p!s',!l.y use
some such language a5 the following: "C.o:!cuner
a. tic jury yen have hcard from the !oar:., corn
sci for the defence that tie prisoner st tie bar has
up TO tie present lime, 6orac Caractc. Of unGacE
oEab'- LoEor, n@I lie ms zri.ea 10 show rn.: thu.
.h2 witnesses against HIM are E:2a Y:,.o4, vera
city y3u cannot rely. Their !pti-a credn!ty Of the
parties 5, of Course, exclusively 'o- your decision.
All nG;I say is, that there are, his as:on
two Witnesses against the defendant, WHO are not
shown % be connected and who agree IN their tcs-
timouy; and, rs regpr,!s Of lhem, n: any rate
nothing whatever has been adlIce4 again, ist;o.'
chV,t fury in the Uuitc1 States. who charged
some.:.t to this effect, dill credit The fos.i::unr CT
StrohcI aid Hertz, confirmed It was - lA.t o.
other witnesses i after Jar and FIJI. review
CT all the facts Tia: DIZZY found verdi: q gully
against the pertieI who acted under tho aargc;ioAs
OF th2 British minister. To set up in t!,es- days
eight months afte: The verdict has Lcea ruascd -
case Of perjury against The witnesses fortlc prose-
cution, is of aEter-thought which we nle con-
fident would have no weight with Lord Clarendon's
colleague ut the Home Office if II mans life denenN-
cd on t.
Reading Lord Clarenlons iia?otc!, with all pos
sble anxiety TO nd;n it words that are co@cIIiatory
and calculated to renoTc Misrepresentation, we arc
unable, We regret 10 sa:, TO PIT upon X :ero.aJIe
construction. Were VIC to coui!a it ri'. The Ian
guagc Of TIE goTernmen: press sho:'3 regard it
most un.avorabIy The Glo1c Of Saturday night,
writes upon the subject Of tos ifwith aisest view
to iyrita,e the people Of America. 1t describes She
language of the government iof Washington rs
" like the sharp practice of Oodzon and Togy' Il:
taunte Tie Americans with tr,ing " 70 cock m .
case. '-ErcR&nSs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
TIE TINES M NEW oRLE.vy.

The Picayure oIthe 18Th instant says:
Though still We have some lingerers, and lev
occasional newcomers in onr city, wc mag fairly
sny that the number of our vsters for business or
pleasure is decreasing NOW with each succeeIin.;
week. and our principal population is now rosidcr,
and indigenous OaT an1seueDt5 are growing
gradually less in number, and even the opera, which
as Jet outlasts of the rest has fixed its time for
closing. Plans rapidly maturing for few
weeks OF months flight from the city, to enjoy The
relaxation and recreation Of tae neigh6or;n or ais
taatyTatering Places and oftravel westward north
ward, md eastward land we are upon the eveofbe-
ing once on the summer establishment.
Meanwhile, to thogs wlO remain, couten'ed with
home, city affords small store OF charms and
delights, in our beautiful temperate climate cur
many rides and drives. and sails, and walks, cur
pleasant gardens, our cool mornings and delicious
evenings and, ADORE al, tic uninterrupted good
heath Of our city.
sc haye much to take pleasure in and to he
thankful FOR at home. without looking beyond oar
borders for happiness or enjoyment
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
EEW WARH-

LINDA or the Young Pilot of the Belle Gre
ole, is the name of work now in press, from
the pen OF Mrs. Caroline Lee Hen:z. 1t is
complete in one large duodecimo volume, uca,-
Iy bound in cloth, for one Dollar, or in two
volumes, paper cover for 10 cts. THIS is said
to be one Of Mrs. IIentz's most popular works,
and like, Ill heFvritiugz, intrnsiy interesting,
The story beautifully and touchingly told, aud
the hcroiue one of the IovcIiest creations of The
noveljst's pen. 1t viii be ready in few days,
and may be had Of the publishers I. B. Peter
son, No l02 Ches;nu. ST.. Philadelphia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
FIRE AaD LIE IEsUR8Tc7.

Among the useful and valuable ad;uncts OF
civilized state Of society are the influences
of Fire and Life Assurance. We have been
laed TO these remarks by tile creation of an
agency Of these Institutions, by B. w. HEn-
aEar, Esq,
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company, has
maintained an honest and successful business
action for nearly half century, meeting its
engagements, free from all low ard pitiful ex-
peIIients 10 esade and cheat
Tao same may be said, with equal truth, of
the Franklin Of Philadelphia Mr. HsnpEnr
aeis rs ss5-agept for Col. ]. S. CAnsoS, of
Winchester.
The Valley Company is home Institution,
and is on tie nigh road of popularity, for its
undertaking adhesion 10 FAIR business direction.
As regards Life Assurance we hope seon TO
publish a ae,ies Of articles on this subject
For The present, ne adopt the following from
tho Tree Press
I,tis is a subject which should attract Tie
attention OF every prudent man, who desires
to leave his family beyond the reach % pover-
". 1t is the best method of appropriating
portion of the saiGgs Of the industrious. As
q mere paving Investment, it is superior to an
ordinary Savings Bank; because, it not mere
y provides an ample fund after death, but
il pays better dividend than any other stock.
We commend TO the community, the Agen-
cy OF our energetic fellow conntyman, III. b.
W. HER1ERT. Weare personally acquainted
with several families, who, BY tue above Judi
cioH1s mole of investment, have been secured
from want and indulgence"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
MR. BROOKS ASSAULT ON EIR. SUM
u UP.

Each Of the Houses of Congress have appointed
committee to Investigate the facts, and report there
on, in reference to Mr.. Brooks assault on Mr. Sum
ner; The TYasd;ngtoa Union says:
We feel at liberty to state briefly what we think
will be found TO lie the truth 10 the occurrence.
The Senate had adjourned, and most of the Sena-
tors aud persons in the galleries Tad lett the chamber
when Mr.. Brooks approached to III. Sumner,
who still occupied his seat and said
-" Mr.. Sumner, have read your speech with care
and with much impartiaIty as am capable u, aud
! feel il nus duty TO tell yon tina; you have ltCeIled
my State and saudered "a k;usniAa who is aged ana
absent must punish you Tor it,"
Mr. Brooks Ihen struck Mr. Slinner q violent blow
across the head with a gusM pereha At first
Mr.. Sumner manifested disposition to defend
himself but was finally rroslra;el by The repeated
LIows OF his a4sa;!ant whea several o the 5ystau!crs
inertrrG, ana removed Mr s., in seusriess con-
dillon 10 one, Of tie adjoinin. rooms Surprising
these 10 bc substantially the facts it may rem tcllei
that the offence Of Mr. Sinner consisted III his having
ing attacked, in late speech. in w.n;ou aud AFRO
ciOus manner not only the State ofSouth C4ro!nH.
of which Nj. Brooks is representative but Sena
too Butler who is relative of Mr.. Brooks, "a
aged gentleman aud H. AMI 1T the time OF the attach
! absent at home AS the attack was made by
/ Mr.. Brooks when the Senate not ia ses-
! sion, and whca the chamber is crcn TO all per
sons we presume that the place where it was made
can have bearing fEe hgafEIuestiols v LcI
| may beinyovea Whether Ar. Summer was at tL'
! time engaged in his pGhc duties and, il he was,
whether that is material circumstance in The ease
are questions on which Tie committees raised viii
report the facts and tieir opinions and until sncI
repo t. we deem i! premature 50 indulge in farther
! remarks.
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fprom tlle Washinrion Union. ]
TIE CHARACTERS OF SUNNI EEsS
SPEECH IN THE U. 8. sen ATE

:
Midsummer concluded his speech Wednesday, bay-
ing occupied the door in ali nearly six hours; At
It's conclusion Mr. Cass rose and With his usual ear
nestuess aud emphasis pronounced it the most I'M
patriotic aud un American speech he had ever Listen
ed to.in the Senate. There was not aman or woman
present whose mind is not imbued with flnaticsm,
who dill not feel the justice of the rebuke No speh
exhib i,;on of obscenty, abuse and imhecil!y, ms
before dsgraced the American Senate. lts profuse
internix,ure ofcassic illusions only made more "p-
parent the bad passions which it displayed because
they showed that Mr.. Sumner is pan ofcultivated
mind and therefore is without apology for the dls-
casting language in which he INDUCED. lie mani
tested regard for the feelings of the majority of
the boiy Of which he is a member, but he had the
audacity to mplica'e them in what he chose to
deuoulinate revolving crime He singled out
three Senators by name, Messrs. Butler, Mason and
Douglas, and arraigned and abused them as chief
criminals. Tywards the President he was even
more abusive that on the day before. AS to argu-
ment, it we'll said by Mr.. Douglas that it con-
tanned none that had not been again and again I'D
vanced by others and as often related as advanced
It not addressed to the reason or Judgment but
studied appeal to tanatical and sectional pas
sions and was evidently designed to ST up popular
agitation in the Northern States preparatory to the
Presidential election.
The rebul,e Of General Cass was just such as Tie
speech deserved, nul We rejoice that the noble Did
patriot gave such prompt aud emphatic expression
to his feelings Messrs. Douglas aud I.son replied as
only they could reply to such sreech if they noticed
itat all. They held Mr. Sumner up to the indig-
nant scorn Of tie cCun,rv, expressing deep regret
that they were under The necessity of having to re-
cogniza SUE political associate in the Senate. They
rcPe!'c2 his assaults not only themselves, hut on
the body and on the President, with Language tlet
could only be justified under such provoca'iona as he
had given. He rejoined in the same strain OF viu-
peration which had characterized his entire speech
1t will be imagined that the scene was highly excl
ting, and we must add initiating, on account of
the personalities first resored to hy Mr.. Sumner
and Ietorted upon him in reply. Tue Seno'" was
crowded to Overlooking to witness the scene and
we venture 10 assert that present, except the
! mad aboli.ions.s left the Senate without feeling
that Mcssrs Cuss, Mason ami Douglas hod done nc
more thai, an imperative duty in suGjGctug Mr. Sum-
ner to the denuncintious which his malgnity pro
! vokcd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
CONVERSATIONAL.

For sllr.6-J s. RYan83; @ 8 Hanoock sI5 !;
CGg,aiss,@'tcr ri tie Rercna4-tI II I>'er 3I2; Geo
OKear296; Co9Imomircalfs Ak!0rncy-T =. NicCor
mick $50; Scattering 6G.
Disf,jct No, Alex u Eaf le. Bcv. Ran ,ol h,
R: K: Me4ds, JIho page oagisra'esi II. A CO..,
"n an ana John AteSaHdcT oSersecFs OF the reor
D'Ayict No - j4rhey, A. Moore. Bennett
huS2SI a'.d w. G HarIit,y, justices L. Jones
anu w Everhagt Ovefsetsi AID Il. D. zoe
5ishisiv NJ 3-Franeis Mccormick. w. A. Cas-.
tenan, e Li;reron aud geuj Morgan, justices ;
p. D Shepherd and Thos Mccormick, oversecrs
and Thos. w. Reynolds cens,ahr
District Ne. / w. n. Nelson, Nat. Burwell,
John Morgan and James Conrad, magistrates
John MARSHALL and MAJ. Tlurwcli OYtrscSrs ana
Jones w. Doren, cous,abk
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ps1aaaacY II 5v!spUa1T.

The accounts OF tie recent victories u tIe
Democratic party, wherever nominations were
made for county Offices arc truly clearinc. Even
old Augusta, the G;brultar Of Know y aiina-
ism, has been compiled 70 surreidar % our
victorious forces. Notwithstanding Know
Nutil. ng nomination was 5na.!e for States AZ
toruejy, and both thepapers Of that party there,
made strenuous aPpeas t. the :. American
voters" to sustain their nominee, all was in
vain. The Fiadicaior SAYS:
We 10 not claim his election rs = Dcmdrsz,ic til
umph, but NC herald it as mast sigriGc5n. over
throw ofI!ie KnQw-NothnS In5ty in Augusta, so far
as IL vas represented in the Sannton Couy te,ton OF
the 26th of Ap il. In tte election ofEol! farma7
CONSERVATISM, INTELLIGENCE and j'ATRIO-
TISN, have most signaiiy piaulpiedl De9lagoSae-
ism, F..rty Bigoty, E:solsraaes, and I:ag!ici. n,
have received severe castigaiion, aud Wa are per-
mitel, under most aGs:ieions stnd chcerin5sircun
stances, 10 congratulate the PEOPLE, upot tile cen
yincins evidence that tbeY have given Of thcs cabati
~ to manage their own affairs iudependcG aud in
defiance ofcGucu& appliances ard The tricks OF I'M
PTinciPlcd politicians. The event aughgs brightly
for the conservative sentiment, not only OF Augusta
but OF the entire South, 1t ives not al0:e Party
Bigo;rf that has been aus so severely rei.Eea bnt
the spitt ofaboli,iOnis,u aud religious inse ference
With political matters have received a ls.sw from
which they can never recover in this topi5g. The
issue vas cmpha!CaIlY GoSsRGva11s,l agaHt FAsA7-
lGlsltn its varied shapes. This is the sun sud sub
stance The iss;se.
Aal wien we renisnllef, thai IFS IS tie
residence of Tie celebrated 6 mpfaLersaf 8Ir.
Filimere's cabiact." tho modern :" A,tstifsop.'
who las l#borel SO long and 50 h irei, in lis
inlernsinable epistles, On +" iho pn9eiplss and
policy Of the American party,' 10 bl:iid up
know AotlipgSm in Virginia, ws mo forced
to.sbe conviction, that bigetry add politico-
religious intolerance has seen its best, oSralber
It's dqsksst day, in tLesc!d: Dominion, Tie
Vt'aaieator well ssys, that it augnIs Brightly
for tho conservative sentiment Of the: entire
South and We viii add, far the triiurEl5pkant
success of the Democratic parry in fllis next
elect;en. The policy and principles e9 that
patty which has mstiesour country What he
IS viii protect her now in tic darkest tiay efi
her tElsl and the ST or
slFes, that 81 al is4tio
tot AZ time 70 come ag fsi iee 81 on
eneei9f lin asylum esq feli sioiis lbs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31

1-peparsures from gool breeding, and
common courtesy ought perhaps, TO be passed
by, always with that silent contempt which they
deserve. We hope however, the public will
excuse US for intrndiug upon them, any notice
of the impertiuont iusiauation, of certain
nameless scribbIer in the last FIRE. Press, whose
respect for their sense of proprioty, induced
him to mask his insolsnce. Although we trust
tits unnecessary, we will state, even at the OK
pense of giving him the little notoriety which
he seeks, that We never sdirk a responsible
ty, by writing anonymously, for our own col
us1las
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BARNET CUsnwA was eRced o Thursday last,
Sheriff OF Bcr6eIcy county; JouN L NoRRIs At
t"rneY for The Common wra ih, an PLuMMER J.
MCssETTER, C"mmissicueT of Tie EcvGrue.
DISTRICT OFF!CEES.
District No / James Fl. NJ, Q.i!ien, John
N"rhrS Christian Tahlrr,-Hensi Magistrates
). L. FLTIS = Crow, OveTsccIS OF The Poor; and
-Faynr. Cons able
District No . 20. T Hedges, A w. McC!ea
~, = Williamson, w. Leigh, Magistrates =
MYERS, - Price, overseeSs vi the Poor. = Ward.
Constable.
Dt<t,iet N'o. 3.--se;hsrt, James ri. Newkirk,
2 9. Spcck. JOHN Manor, Magistrates. J.5a
Lrn, Adam krP4hW, 0VsIseeIs OF Ike Poor B.
Ferret, Z %. Hedges Gunstablrs
Dirtcici Ne. r e.. Rorirson. ~ S Gran
than, y. EveGhaFt Jacob Stuckey Magi,lraies
Myers - S;ucEcy, OycrseeTs Of the Poor
D,arrun, CnrSlibie
DiS'r;r5 Sc 5-Cas FER S.umr. JosPph T. De-
haven. William LEprn, .lsn'es W, Gay, Meg
i..ratcS Adam EuWcCs George t.Yeth"Tt, Over
scers If The Poor. = Bntlcr. Constable.
Dis'ric! M 6-j. r. Stewart NJ II Pa%nc,
William D North Aaron Buckles Magistrates.
J. ". Nc ~ hor er D. s5siherti OgeGscers OF the
Poor s; Snreadiyrt Constable.
L.s'ricI M 7.-~israel Robinson. George Doll. J.
f Houser b. Sewar,, his is,r.'es. John Bill
MR., John Payns. Overseas the PoeT James
F. Feed Gnnslaflr.
District. NJ" ST 6. Fysee.. Vim. II E1ong,
!. 3. 4. Na5enbnps:h, Jnseoh G.. Rawlins, Mag
ietrates. Dennis MarPhg5R. Cushwa O"rrseerS
of the Poor. Andrew j. EiaScney, T, 2. Hollis
Conslab!es.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31

NJ. X Her presented pei tic" TO ..e Ss'.'''
sighed hy ssr.nt, -G,s Il. .=a"4 v,,a' CAl..yiaJ
asking Congress to construct Uag road mt
the western borders oil Missouri 80 California.
accommodation OF overhead emy rants 10 that ST Vt
The sigaa'nieS m",ts rs" ia.gs so!uncs, Whith
were handsomely bound. It WAS in in F,nl;ig roa
SER memorial. Mr.. Weller Immediately iu,rOiue'
~ bilL appro9ratins sI,rer hundred thousand to'io"
for the constructions OF Size road which lass:! 'To
readings: and MAS referred.
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News Ete11as=.
.sL.et T!ns,s Neua Il

-sitS SSSHb De hFiul-.
- despateh from Washington, a.. ~.
the foreign Legations haze de.srminss Aagl
cogn:1e Pad Win socially or cgiei.l,- fes tefe
Marcole'A NOW asserts his claim to IL. snaio,
sion from Nic.Tagu1, on the faith Of .'''a MS
mission from the disposed Government, 80 s' eoH
lieved that he will be recognized. E;. sHNis te,
dressed the different Legations i, no, ie''1t ID.
ted" !e et'a7ls.
-. There IS (says Tire Eeraldl a no,;.l.
mp in Canada The ministry have ress1 III eis
Allan AcNnb and Colonel Tache WIRE aea Ss
the governor general, who wished TO ,o.s, W y
regarding the formation OF new cof;,o, vi itea
Brunswick too, there are tfouLlcus times.
eruer took it into his head The other dav so'
the legislature against the wishes cf,b. '''
whersupon that body Immediately re,;yn., N'SRsa
-. \ grand encampment is to take n,o,..,..
clgo from The first to the fifth OF July. Tn.
~ companies AL over the West have heen
be present, ard it is anticipated ,ha, ,or,r %
thousand Pe:sons, military and Others Win NY
Chicago on this occnSjop.
-. The Norfolk Argus states tan, las.....,
re urned Californian, cntliog timber on the f,.,,
j. F. Nance, in Charles City County, discovers, ~,
the soil yielded y per cent worth Of gold 10 ,r,
quart OF dirt The gold has been carried "a ~
fox, au;l proved to be OF ,he pusest kind.
-. 4 treaty between the Cni,rl Sst., AMI n.
mnica has been receivNd at Ike State p.ra,,,,,.,
and only waits opportunity tn he coasi sr.5
II s said there peculiarly striking ea,o,,.;,
ii. but thai it merely contains the usual p.ori,;D,
relative to commerce ard amity.
7, .bn Siv,h electoral district or y;-,;;.
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[For &c spiri. q Iegerson ]

CIIAELEsTowN, Nay 80.
Ia EptToR:-There was some talk, several weeks
back, abou. erecting Building in this town, for .
reading rooni and other special purposes, and
eral meetings were held Oh the subject. Can son,
or any of your readers, inform whether The pro-
jet q which have heard nothing lately hes been
ahardOnedi and if NOT when IS to carried Edto
elect. I4cplRP -.
liud sfrs Ina Dean Hayne With sIr
Gins liaye er sorrlia. pre-.
GLAND
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31

-. The syDlralhizers of General Walker ttl .
large and enthusiastic meeting IN tie city q -.
FORK on Friday 18th inst. Elijah 7. Paray' - y
presided. Speeches were madeby Governor Ft'' =,
New Jersey, George ". Peek Of Miehigan' y .l.
Philips, ard several Others and letters tom va
ra!s Gass and Wasbsidge, Hon William sH'i'-
Virginia, and Thomas F. Meaiher, ESQ. ~.
a similarly large and enthusiastic neet,os . -;r.
friends os General Walker was held in N4'a''~,
Teanessee. on MONDAY I9Ih inst
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DIsGUsTED wTTIEIsIs FRIENDS,

Capt. sydnor Objects to ksins termed Aa'7
nothing. We ranked him IS X. IL" il the Fe'''''
to con.ect him with the Others whO ran OF tue SEQ
ticket ard received, ike him, tie vote of'l:s o'as'.
He claims still to bea democrat and il Is good fsa
that he is heartily ashamed of tens classed VIA -
lie friends. We would have Published disS'-i---
or for him with still greater pleasure before ile s
ion Win ".
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q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Our Trunks arc returned to Hon. JAnes G.
Joues, of Tennessee, for copy Of his able letter
to his constituents, on political paties, his past
course, and future Intentions ;;salso to Hon.
James n Mason Tor = copy Of hi. SUMMERS
OF HEsaY HER9zs= g notice That
Is4ty Hsrlz Tie 9 enlistment ia3tIe
g general denial 81 he
sEnssas die shidaFis eoreefaihg himself yiieh
Nete sppendea to lord eiarendohs Letter s. rsalv
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Iranfstnn. Barnnn9a country seat, IS . !"

-. Eranistan, Barnun.s country seat IS 70 :,
under the hammer next September. 1t IS vA'as1 u
the owner at l,slfn mill n, but, under foFesa
tits nossxpee,ei to beiEg the amonat o. 'Is Ii.
gage the Jerome company have upon it anl'uIs
70 $4,000.
All ts,s towns IN Minnesota territory as y
dsd,wi,h 3emigraats Boarding and pFO'lsiopss =,
high in consequence Since The spring 0ps sort
emigration 20 the territory has not falling 90
ono thousand PERSONS a day. The pop ia'iys
exceed ahiiaIi 81 shossana At this rata -.
rs .Snfiion inn estimates Cue e0ss
la.e nj ssas si nosn much nader oss
.,lfss ,a.l, iifioas pSIas l:nensss = -
.le ss5e1aitars Fl Grid ID
afsfhe falsoa;e 81 eSs sea
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-31
COAL TRANsponraTIoy.

I'll sstated that special committee appointed by
the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Co, 10 consider the
grievances alleged in The petition of the Goal Com.
panes operating in the FrOstburg region Of the Ma
rylaud coal fele, have reported in favor Of an ad-
vance of ten cents on the trapFp tation of coal
from Piedmont TO Cumberland. destined for .Bal,i-
more, which was adopted. This makes these6st Of
per ton per lie the same from Pisd-
mont 10 as It is fF5sa camBsFlaad 10
Baltiga9te Ca1sb III
MICHIGAN d IA 4 an lsofs Is ITfsff-
Dssroit Nay Sc Michigan en- 6cFstic state
Cincinnati. were instructed 10 20 for Bnehanan.