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Snabe, @dble & So.
BAT Ipe&en bic 5aGrf at rem gerFouf
untcr Der 8trna
WM NARE co
VIM. KNABE & co.,
dltf bem dlten Hldtc

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VIM. KNABE e. CO.,
ouf Rem ulten @tabc
0tp8. i, 3, 5 ulb Z 9tprtb @utap StruEe,
s%eaentEsr benz @utaw 3Dut, Baltimore, Mb.,
"' g a. fir bic ous9ebreitste @EunerfdaFt, mel6e Der frGke.
rem Tirno nSGrenb Der leBten IS Sabre su 9teil wurbe, moGt
ber Interi;ei6nfte hem @ubtih1nl bic %er8ebenfe Gnasies ta6 sr
felt lem 8pbe bes etnen 1teileabere, 9rn. 6enrs Gable, bHr6
ssfsn T9S bic gomFagn tsn SsT gtn %StSf9 a %qr; ben 9Gnssn 6sbsn-
rem prdparirten Muteriul fdufi6 an f& oebrntt bat. @r ntrb
eestolt tas @ef8aft in benz alter, StSls in hem friberen Sc.
@tGne tnlmer metr III fetner @pnerbHne iu %Sertefern.
@uBer ietnsn alten g8uarentduiern u}R Der 9atrit IN gutam.
CIR, r9tf Baltimore. bat er cine nsue SrUBs 8atrit in soutb-
@ntom Strs NIT Der SrUnte nod g8effr. errtttst, in mslder sr
ene 9rcBe Nnja6l her befen Nrbeiter b~efdGftist.e-
Tetttat fir TeI&e er bel Ter Ausfsauuo i'm Morslar2 Sniff.
tuf, no BE beiten Snfrumeutenrnader nue 8pfpn, Wsfpsgprt
ne Baltimore IA 9ianpS ~aus8efeat taten, Bic 5 d IT, p "a
Per 4usiPru& hes Sufitate murte turs nodtsr tura Bic
Sn6uftrie' Nusfequnq rrn @tdmpnb, pa, btfGtiot. mr. linn
epenfaus bae erie 9 rGmtum ertheut rurte.
on S srf oiele Deteen Gtneltfsments 1T sr IN ZEN StunO -eeest,
%SufWbren.
que in btsier 5abrif g~etouten Qtunus tuben SOus eifsrue
gapmen un6 fnb 70 cpnfruirt, he fe BEL aueerprbentti6,r
9Guerlattt9tett bic Reintett bes GpneS ~bemabren unb ie6em
8ltma wtbsrlte1sn- F. 49,.
Yianp8 duf 8ctelIun9
un6 BON je6er 6pf3. unb Sauort nerben a%eliefert.
Ote 8roBte SprefaIt ptrb al bic &rBett unb af bic @us.
trabl Der Wtateridlen 0erweatet unb er tonn babsr fir iebes ans
aberne6men' Sas es aasGiatess i@oten S ,ines a"ten S Is yaF FaTs.
Nus SHHrumente aus netnsr 6abrtt pereen fur 3 Sabre BON
pen Tag pes UertdufeS an gdranttrt.
Selpnoere Nutntertiamteit ntrb duf bic &usrabl pn SIN.
lfrnlnenten, nel3e IN elmer grpBen @ntfernuna terierbet ner.
pen, oerrenoet unb Elm Vprredt bs rmtauf6eS inuerbalb feds
aTpnaten pom, gerfnufSta8e an, pirb sefattet, fpGte Elm Sn.
ttruntent nt6t ~ppGftdnbis %bffrtettqen.
U- @rpBb6n6ler nsrten %npbltbur, Bel inns Spr,uIpreber.
e9e ne f9 anberpdrts %umieben. ...
SeltGnotg ~ODrratbtg cine Iuswabl Spn M 10 be pns RON
cen Ss.ten Snftrumentenna&ern su $45 bis $2Oe.
Ptano8 perpen um9etauI9t a~u8semtetbet
ltltb 9%eitttnmt. .a..N
12f3mt Nrt. &nabe g. So.
j. OeMticbeS 9fdttonal Sbeater.
l., (Nrrtb Ctr. nddf saratusal
1nternebmer Ii, Director > s. Oarpenue
Wtttlpcf, ben 10. Se6r. 1856
Steben MGbc1en int 11ntfprnt
EOmtldes Q~teberipiel in etnem NufBus Srn 9. &neslS.
NtuFt Won S6neiber.
8wii6en benz 9isberiptel unb benz Stid:
Arte aus Der Sper uOtartba" bon 6lptpp,
eeiun9en bon IRao. DanSi- Seuiemann.
3u &nfan9
Der 30Ite Nppentber,
@pfe in sinem &ufjuse BON 6. 8etbutann.
5. Durbenne
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ger Belt Elm anberer Grtepensri6ter cine Strafe
bon 800 ge9en eiren 2ottertes@ Gambler alt8oes
Iprod)el1 bate unb bon benz Staat8unpalt Be-
beutet pprben mar, baB er i'm 1ofprt ppr Die
@rpBiurb laben tperDe, lpenn er Iid lntcrltebe,
cine Strafe gu oOl3ie9en, bic gu perbdn9en ct
feline 8efu9ntb babe,
Der 8ert9t Der BubGtcz g d II l.
6 . M M t II iplrDe pprgeitern tn 9eprudten
Ramp6leten ben Staptpdtern ii6erret9t.
Die Nn88aben Der oeian1mten S6ulen fir
ba8 5abr 1855 betrugen $124,O12.O9.- Oas
BON 8in9en an S9ul9elD eir $21, 1920, BON
Der Stoptfaiie $1OO,O58,95, fir Nntbetl an
Strofen $629.8O. 2u8 benz unbeanlpru6ter
9}aflaB be8 Senrp MiQer8 $493.75. llnter
BEN Nu89a6en %beftnpen ii6 ~$12,971,76, Die
tHr Gal1ten lnD SerGnperun9en BON Sdulbdlt=
fern be5ablt wurpen.
Ole Au88a6en fit 1856 nerben auf $780,
741 DeranId(a9t, mpDon $131,OOO fir 8eIpl=
Dlt18et, Wttetbe &C. &c. beitinlnt, u11b ba8 HEB,
ri9e fir Qb5a6lun9 bon @6ulben unb 8auten
lit. OerQ8ertb De8 itdotil6enS duleigentbtm8
beldltit it4 altf 1928, 1853, 39I, obgleid pteS tabt
bis iebt nur 27 ei9ene S6ul9e6d1be beIbt.
G8 iteben inter Naflt6t be8 Boards 3 Sod
1Allen, % GlementarI6ulen unb Al 8rtnGrz
iduler, urb maren I'M @an3en I'M Sabre 1855
an8eteQt;
PIT 2e9rer BET 1O,56856aler,
ba9e9en 1854 2O9 y 9,717
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per 0nltGenWRni6 entIagen, rnb ben Bel ben
Nuttnebra8fazW Qien pppul1rtert Weanu ala
@anoioaten one6hnen m69e. Nber bic Treunbe
6rerlcnt8 ltnb iebr entbuitaitiIf, unb MAJ BE-
bouptet, puB ii9 bie3abl p%erielben tet8 pevntebs
re. Sic bebaupten, paB cine jun9e frGftieeBur<
tel AUDI etnen iultgen f~rdfti9en @anbtoafen b.
ben niiIIe urb belteben barauf, baB elmer, Ger
ieinen Stuff Iid ouf eir1ent anbern 6elbe ais ben
pe8 Srte9e8 pber Bplitifer8 9ewpnnen babe, Elm
9rpBe8 @emiGt Dor benz 2anb, uno feline Der
atten Sprurtbeile 9egen liG BADEN merbe.
Nl8 8tceprdI pentIda ft8s@ anbt0oten perDen
er1onnt Oir. $. @jrinneu ppn Welpz Oprf, Gplz
lamar bon 8ermpnt, Dayton BON Stem erieb.
Benton biItgt bic Brei ltaat< 8elpegut9 niGt
unb farn bober 6rentout8 @rnennung nidt Be-
fiirpprter. Gpn6tllutpre unb Iet1ten2ln8lt6ten
Iprt4t man bier tpent9.
@ofbtn9tpn, "a. Nprtl. @8 lit iebt
9emiB, baB felt einiger Belt fallde 2~arbtparz
rants bier ~fabricirt nprpen 1inD, aber e8 1T
5>peifelbaft, pb pieie Tdli6er naf ben Deficient
ben Sc leben crirnine0 beltraft perpen f0nnen,
Dem Suitt5fonrttttee lie9t eben cine 8tQ ppr,
wpn1d per9leiden 6dli4un9en nit $4,000 unb
I6nerer Nrbett beltraft perpen.
- tIAU l y W. 49, |PLt' Nv : Is v w
9 II anan8! ~- SIM bieligen Stabt=
rat9 lpurpe beute Der &ntra9 9etelt, gum @mz
pfa19 De8 Serrn Buchanan Die Snberenbence
0olle ein5urdrmen. 0teIer Nntra9 mrrbe nit
80 gegen 20 Sttmmet permprfen, lnb e8 murz
ben BET Der @ele9enbeit piele S4mdbunger ge>
gen Serrn 8t6ota1 al89eIprcden, mas al9e>
metnen l~lnpi(len bier erre8t bat.
ct, 2put8, "a. Npril. - Die 8entons
0emofraten baben BEN Serrn 8enton gum Gjtz
DernSr8carbtpaten ernanat, ssDte NtttIon>Dez
u%pfraten pa9e9erl ben Sr1t. Erulten Pclf.
W(pnt8pmerp, %. Iprtl, - Sente er=
plp6irte Der &e1Iel Guba a1f Dem Mabaz6(uE
unb mebrere Dedpalia9tere perlOren babel oa8
2eben.
Nem=ODrf, "a. april, 8l1danan BAT
ben iebr pernitnfti9en @ebanfen 9ebabt, ben
Wfpnitrez 3n8, nit meld,em i'm bic bieIt9el1
Ora6t5ieber ut0 Aetnterid9er entpfart8en utr
III RrO6eilipn purd Die Stapt idleppen %lppIltet1,
ltd 5t per6itten.
New=Orlean3, "a. Npril. -Burfer $,
6read 1T nit Balfer %5erfalen, ultb bat lid ppt
Gan Suan nud N8pintpaQ begeben. @8 betBt,
Walfer iei an Der Spibe bon 7O0OItann 9e9e1
Die GOltaz9}icaner au89eriidt.
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g b G q t e +.

Oeute Iben . miro alto, pie mir
wtererbolt in @rinnernnq brin9en, ba6 fhnf>
afti9e Drama WaGanieQp" ocer bteStun>
me bon portict gum 8enef5 bes 6errt
Q ii r / II er aUfgefibrt tperoen. SIS it,
wte mir fritber oarauf ~htn9ewteiet baben,
onrh Wttptrtult9 be6 Srn. Dltrtlt9er, nls
Me9t6enr, Der reutId,en 1beatergeieaidlaft
9elun9el> etwas Tiihti9e6 3u lttlen. Nlr
bofen, oaB oa6 ceutihe publtfum b II te
q II B AUDI beweiIet miro wte e6 Die
eeifun9et uno bic @efhid(idfett bes ta>
lentpplen Ne9tfeare gu id,dben weiB.
Bg7!o5n Der ihDn etn9ertd,teten nOarmD>
ny Sau" bes Nrn. 9eutbeher, 9r.31NOro>
8rteortdrS Ctr. miro jeben WDrgen
ett r%eltfater Qunh auf9etifht.
Sc eblmarft, 8erfauf mnroen 8eitern
$50 8uB 6Omurbtr. =O2ebG 3u $3.50; @itp-
mills unb Sbto $3.50.
ND89enmebI$ 4,75.
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GOn Der pplnti&en @ren5e, ben
1. Npril. @rcBe8 aufieben madt bier bic
auffinoun9 zines uasebeuern Sdoee8 in Der
9td9e bon S4me5 an Der g6eiGIel, Der 5ufduig
rpn einem 8auernfnaben 1T elmer fleinen
S6ludt entpedt wprben 1T. Der 9lesen bate
bic tbn beoefenpe @rbe abgeIpilt, unb Der
Snabe 9etpabrte etpa8 @lan3enoe8, ltnp Bel nj
berer @rfprldun9 mrrbe etue f%leine, nit WteIz
lin9retfen bei4la9ene Tpnne 9efunpen, bic gang
NIT @Dlpififen a%n9efiiut mar. Wtan Ipri4t
ppn benz Wertb elmer Wtt(ipu unp pertnntbet,
onB e8 cine 8rpBe fran5Glti6e Grie98tulie iet,
nelfe, bamtt le nid)t ben rerfrlBenpen &oIafen
in bic Sdnbe ftele, int Sabre 1913 bier per=
i9arrt wprben 1T. 0iele 8erlnutbutg 9%eipi1nt
an Wabrideinlidfeit, paB ith pOr etwa
25 Sabren mebrere 6r1ll5Oien mpdenlan9 in
ouf8ebalten lnb Nadfpri6un9el an8ez
ltellt baben, ~. q, 81
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Sele8ropbtf<oe 9so<Driebteat.
8erl@tet it benE,8 dlt.p. % der"

@oibtn8tOn, "a, Qpril.-Nuf berNnti-
ette lheiuen bieGlu8itAte 6~fentotttS
felt Ger6ffentlidun9 ieite8 8riefe8 it6er 3anlo8
an Npbinipn lebr 9~lan5enb 5u 8%eitalter. So
g. @buie itrebt nidt naA Der PrdltOettt@
anbtpatur, aud) Otc2ean, Sale, 8anf8,
GUNNER unp 8(air aus Wturplanp merpen tt4t
5u ben gl8riranten 9e5Gblt.
SeparO86reuupe iinD r1btg, aber ie iperoer
t6m eut lt1rfe8 Sptrm 9eben, pent CT Die Prd>
iibentI6aft8z@ anbtbatur onnebmen wpllte. I'M
ten ben 6ibrern Der republifanil den Partei
pirb iberaI Die Nnli6t a%u89elprpden, paB man
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W%QrDlQn0z un0 6 Qtitablcz8 arOerein.
3. &eimer,
@eneral>48ent fit Baltimore unb llu8e8enD

2, A. LOESHER.
frI0er:
81 d lit UIter II. 26f6er" f
6 mmtfftOn Spetttt0s- ms e9ftls@ef&6fl
- OSeip- Worf Str. 70 GreenBj3
-. &Suebec, g~taPelepn gDbal
Dur6 metre ttreften @ee6tnbunser nit ten beuptfGGItdften
S6tFs -@rpeplsnten in Sen Setidte6encn @Gfen Deutfdlnnts, Der
Mteeerldroe, 8rdrfretdS ub Gn9lanbs BIN Id in Sen Stanb Gee
fest. fefe Itfprbe fir btelteberfabrt Spn 9erfgnen pPn
s5ren1en S1r1tnrg, AntmFrpet, Sdpre, 2rrbpn
Dafel, Bern, GtraebuY g ,Giaunbetn,, 9eiIbrprt
0r%anFinrt a. a., Watna 66ln a.@., 8ambera
Mtn3en, 2stpatg, Berlin, Wiet,
seer iebem aNbersn SrlanSplnbe Deutfdlanb5 rber Der G6wets
aus mad NersSprf, @tiIabelpbta Baltimore, giewsSrltanS,
8pfpr Dber Quebee 3u ten ntB8lt6ff b%tltshsn@ retien ab5uftlieA
Fen. Mu4 ubsrnebme t@ Bet Mnfunft her @afaatere berer BE-
fGrberunB mac, alien Tbetlen bes Snldnbee.
Muf bic meifeH WlGse OeHtilidnbs eebe tb
Qs 6 d eI
In ~beliebtgcn Setrdsen rntStGten fets gum u~tebrt8fen Ea9ese
cpurfe. SD nebme ferner Seller IN b~etebtsen Setrdeen, Sn So
a~ufpGrts gesen SGein tn@mpfdra unb lafe BEN g GO c n IN ertb
an tebem beGtebteen @IaBeOeRtf6IGnb8 unb
Ser d Ell duSjatler.
SIR Dtetentgen en-, ~ eI6e @eGber tn GurDpd etus
; ussteben pber @rbf@a aft 3u erbaEten Gaben, feat
t6 0punna6ten pber g8eAfel aus unp ldde bic @tnFafFruns Der
8etrGse burdb nctne N6enter ~befOr9en.
SD bepr8e eben 70 AuSSdbIun9e en- SIN @elbern
allen EbetIe Der Ser. Stdateu un6 u~bernebme bic
8e fsrbetun8 S1n @afeten Hnb @atsrn mad unb
pen@urpP1. 26ntsS 9. u. 2Bf6er.
@eldGft8z2pfal 265 II. 67 grn nobe Tbane8t.
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g6irthfhaft8. GrIfnnna.

el SD Sei9e metuen 6reunben ub Sefdnnten, 70 Eie benz
@ @ubttun ~lbertaupt an, bn6 t6 netne fr1tere g~6trttfbaft
sur, 9arnpnp Sou" SIR. ST NCrb 8rte6rt6 Str. ipterer Sere
laien unb bteIelbe mad Nr. 81 9tprb-Srtebrt6 Ct, Serleet
babe. 8aS QOtal 1T aufS S6Pnfte t~er9srtbtet unb Har init
Sprtrefli6en @etrdnten unb 8utsn Gpetlen werbe t1 ifets met
neu wertben Selu9ern aufparten.
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NSO fTuS

Maria unb Mar8aretta 3 il t. gebartio aus @rafenbabra6,
~2anbeert6t 8ulmba6, 86nier. @aqeru. Die Mfargaretb fam
nit mir ub netnem @betdnn i'm Sabre 1850 tn Baltimore
AT, bic Wtarte pr etnent Sobr AT bemIelbeu 0anbunespldee.
Die ltnterSet&nete Winidt sen Iufent6alt iebnlt6f Su ptfeu
unter Der Nerehe' Spbn S6ubert, @p4tpagsfbur9b,
Blair Co., ga.
oQntm 0Doro Durf NereheI GNukert
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er lt9 ben Teufel ideert, tpenn bas aonios,
pelde8 ibm am 6er8en lie9t 70 nube III, Ntdt
bp6 70 He Rhodus hic salta
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0Nirthfd1aftSs

y Yrle1lp1 blpzO pul e8", Ntp. II II, TrIeptlUTlT'
SD Set9e netren 6reun6en unb Sefdnnten ME aug benz
9utlttum I'M MQaemetnen btermit an, baB i'd bic rbtge NDtrtbs
i6aft Won Srn. q. Sirft tGuFtf ubernpmmen babe unp tets has
bette 9ttld6. 9aeertter, quite Spetien &c. perabret1en meree.
BUR @r6Tnun9sf eter Wtrb nd6fen Mcnta9 Elm .pprSueli6er
Qunh aufaeIebt. (mt) Chr. &NbIer.
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ErkJA
Ea1l4

8tlIiger, o18ba8 8tllt9ite!
0aiters uno Rntemt Sber 8 2eser.
QIer Sprten
Mr. 46 SGb.GotSertfra6e, 3bIr urtertatb
81 GrbfraBe Baltimore.
Oa8 btllt9Ite Sober IN Der Stabt ipirb ain Dbt=
9en BlaBe perfauft!
MaDnar6 rnS MOie,
GrpBs unb 8teins9Gntter tn 9eber, Grimntines unS Gtnbtre5,
@dtents2ebsr, @ummt.E nd fUr GVuere6>@ailers f~ronbaf.
i6e5 8albteeer, fren5oFlde Q~aRin9S, Gtp. 6altfeber, unierer
etoenen 3ear6eitunB en8lfbe Qatt0S, @uf, Sterleber Sbers
sef9irr unb 3aeel.2ebar, ttaientfGe5 Sud- Stnbin9s GQer
Dirt @efnb, fetbene Enb bauntwplene Qaees, Sdubs unb Stte-
fel-Qeifen unb ale fpnftocn Ubma6srs3u tbnten.
@benip Elm erpBeS enforcement paferpt9ter 8prtipbleu, wels
va w mir su 6abrifpreten Serfaufsn.
SameS y. Wn9nart, = erber.
6sun3nt 9. @pfe.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
From Nicaragua.

New ORLEANs, April 22d. The
steamer Charles Morgan has arrived
from San Juan with dates to the 18th.
The steamer Orizaba arrived there on
that day aud landed 1852 passengers
General Walker was reported to be
all right. Col. SchlessiDger's defeat is
confirmed. He had so men killed.
The cause of his defeat is attributed
to total negligence on his part. The
remnant of his party had arrived at Ro.
sas, and the men cursed their Coward
ly colonel" loudly. a
Captain Thorpe faced him with a
pistol on the field and threatened to
shoot him as coward. All was useless
however, as his cowardice had created
panic.
He had not taken a single one Of the
usual precautions against surprise
though within the heart ofthe country
the enemy.
Capt Thorpe came passenger in the
Charles Morgan He reports General
Walker as in good position, prosper
Gus and receiving large accessions.
Another battle had taken place at Ar
oopeka, between IA Americans under
Captain Baldwin and 100 Costa Ricans,
in which the latter were defeated With
a loss Of 80 killed. Baldwin had only
two men killed. 4itHsaH s.eaI.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
Florida Indians.

Governor Broome, of Florida, passed
through Charleston few days since,
on his way home from Washington,
whittier he went to couler with the
Government on the Indian disturbances
in Florida The Charleston papers state
that he was successful in the objects of
his visit, and further say: -
"Governor Broome ordered out seven
companies of mounted men. Three of
these companies were taken into the
service of the United States, but the four
remaining companies, being required
for the purpose of defence, were still
on the hands Of the State. The officers
of the State had no funds which they
could apply to the purpose of their sub
sis,ence, and that they might not be- dis
banded the Governor went to Washing
ton.
The Government had undertaken to
remove the Indians as soon as possible
beyond the limits ofthe State; to en-
ploy all the troops in the service that
can be employed probably; and to
strengthen With al! possible, dispatch
the war service on the Everg fades and
Big Cypress Swamp.
The object of especial interest with
his ExceIency was to induce the Gov
eminent to employ as much as possible
in this work of removal the native ma.
teral of the country. The border resi-
dents are peculiarly fitted to cope with
the Indians in This predatory warfare.
and, without this, he dou bted the posi-
bility of efficient movement, and it is
believed that they will be used to all
the extent TO which they may be re-
CURED.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO an order of the Comfy
Court, hereby give notice that an Election
will be held in this County on the fourth
Thursday in May next, for the following Of
ficers, viz
For an Attorney for the Commonwealth.
For Sheriff.
For two Commissioners of the Reyenpo
For two Commissioners OF Roads.
For Tour Justices OF the Peace in each Ma.
f gsterial District
For two Consiables in each Mapis,etiol
District. .
For one OyerSeer of the Poor in each Ma
gisteria District
The following Commissioners and Officers
nave been appointed to conduct the said T..
lection
At John Joness: Isaac Powell John Jones.
Henry Watson, Moses Steel, aud Nathaniel
Reed Commissioners Samuel Hardin Officer.
Richard Osborae's Capel Holland R;oh.
ard Osborne, James Watson, joseph Smith
q Jacob Cartright, Commissioners. William
Wilson, Officer
The Court House /: John Watts rsc MIL
ton Y Wiley, George S. Ray. +. p Fitch
Ralph l.. Berkshire, Commissioners. George
w. Fairfax Officer.
John Guscman's Davis b. Weaver sam.
uel Tibbs, Samuel Beall, Henry Kennedy &
Michael Muse, Commissioners. Edwin Clear
Officer.
:, Emooh Ross Jacob Miller, Lanslet John,
I"ehiel ohay, William John, and Charles FL.
Burgess, Commits. James Hare Officer.
Anthong Lofius's John Rude, 8n,bonv
LOTUS, William Warmap, Jobb bowers and
Seih stafford, Comm'rs. john BY Officer.
Cusimau S Matthias w. Davis. II Isoac
Dean, Michael White, Wesley Courtney and
ia Daniel Dusenbeny, Commissioner, Wllium
w. LazzelI Officer
CdssVdie: Purnel Simpson, Jthp Iemly.
George Alexander, James Way and Thomas
baZS en-, sen. Commissioners. Reuben Flu
nell Officer. -
Laurel Point: Alfred G. Barker. Million
Stewart, John o. Waters, William Fear aud
James Robinson, Commissioners. Jacob Bar
ker Officer.
Co.'s Philip Low, William w. Price, Lee.
W. Streight, Elisha Snider and Tbad,Ieus
w; Arnet,, Commissioners. Willom Fisher
Officer. HE w N'
Wooresville: Emanuel Bell, And'w Brown.
Jacob a. Tenant, William Price & Lancas-
ter Minors Commits. Eli Morris officer,
Asa Tenants: Richard d. Tenant 10.
seph Warner, sr, Levi Haught Nimrod Ten.
nant and James Eddy, Commissioners. Asa
Tenant Officer. Cn
Dorrok's: Adam B. Tenant. John Shtiver.
Alexander Eddy. Joseph Dafrah and John
anderson, Commissioners. Eogenius Harker
Officer.
Warren Samuel HineSardner, Jus,us Ga.
rraTd, Hubartus Rice, James Wise and Etu,
Haugqt, Comm'rs. John s. Lemly Officer.
JOINT. FLEMING, Sheriff
April %, 1856 Mononra.ia county
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
The Curtain Rising.

Beng strongl y impressed that the in
tehtions of our government in relation
to the Recruiting difficulty are truly dis
closed---indeed, were intended TO be- nm
derstood as disclosed--in letter from
this city to the Journal of Commerce
we consider it due to our readers to Law
the tn essential portions of the letter be.
fore them. NJ
"WAsHINGToN, Wednesday. April 16.
The Executive Government indul-
ges in the hope that the British Minis
try will see tho propriety of compli-
ance with The demand made in Mr..
Marcy's letter of the 2Sth December,
tor the recall of Mr.. Champion aud the
three Consuls.' 49, a. n
Whatever may be the opinion of the
Pressin New York on this subject, there
is but one in the Senateand in the admin
istration, to-wit: that the British Govern
ment has, as yet rendered no adequate
or acceptable apology for the conduct
of her officials for the infringement of
oar laws" u
"The answer Of the British govern.
mont cannot be much longer delayed;
and now wish TO say, that il is positive-
~ certain that Mr. Champion will be i'm.
mediately dismissed in case be be not
recalled, let what may be the consequent
ces. AS to these Consequences, | have
word to say, in connection with the
parallel case of the dismissal of Sir
Henry Buiwer by the Spanish govern.
mept in 1S4S."
This letter bears to our minds inter-
nal evidence of authenticity and we
have no doubt the writer had the best
authority for his statements, so far, at
least, as regards the feelings and purpo-
ses OF the E:Decwtiye. As to what he
says of the unanimity of the Senate on
the subject we must entertain some
doubt. --.Natiomai Iatelligencer.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
, Important Decision of the tt. s
Supreme Court ICE favor Orthe
Wheeling Bridge.

WasniNGToN, April 81. In the u.
5. Supreme Cnort to-day. Mstice Mel
sun delivered the opinion nfihe Cuu,t
in the State ofP-nnsylvauia, complain.
ants, against the Wheeling aid Belmont
kB'idge Company aud others, .issolyine
The injunction granted by the Ciscuil
Judge and overriding the motion of the
c"tnplainants for writs nf assist ance and
attachments aud granting The motions
tor the taxation of costs aud the process
thereof. 1&11AsE JtsE - 20
Justice Nelson said tho defendants
had taken the ground that the act of Con.
gress declaring the bridge legal struc-
ture and post route, and requiring that
steamboat chimneys shall not interiors
with it, superseded the decree of the
court in 1852 against the defendants,
while the plaintiffs assumed that the act
OF Congress subsequently, passed was
unconstitutional aud void.
The matter raised was the principal
objection in the case. In consequence
of this law, the decree could not be en-.
forced nor the actreguarled as conflict
ing with the Constitution. which says
mo preference shall be given 10y any
regulation of commerce or revenue To
the ports of one State over those of a.
nother," as has been contendsJ. So
far as the bridge created Instructions i,
must be considered as modified and al.
though al distraction in fact. it was not
such in contemplation FLAW.
Justice Daniel, while expressing the
opinion of the court, could not sanction
the course of Circuit Judge Grier in
ordering the issuing of an attachment.
The remainder of the judges of the
court, having had nothing to do wi,R il
said that every point in the case should
be dismissed a.saN
Justice Mclean said that seven mem
beIsof this court--one being absent.
heretofore held the bridge to be NUS.
ance. BY the law ofCongress referred
to preference is given To Wheeling o.
yer Piitsourg and other places above
the bridge. Had Congress required
all steamboat chimneys to be cut down
no preference would exist in favor Of
one port over another This principle
was deeply interesting to the commerce
Of the west. Ga5t.. H.
One third of the commerce of the u
mon may thus be affected. Hundreds
OF similar structures might be thrown o.
YER tho mississippi to the de,rimenl of
millions OF commerce on that river and
its tributaries.
The opinions of Judges Nelson, Dam
lei end Mclean occupied some two and
and half hours in their delivery.