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Gde bon Srpabs unb 3ten Strase.
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Gbsnic Gin aus8ew6bItce Eager ron fran,bftf6en Norfnm.
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hanunasstratbt. N'' puus>
sneIi$ zine austrabl ron Gisarrtn unb gabat i,b.r Or,
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benz arbsite5, Stanes sspiS anstnsbm isin, 5sionSsrs "a i gr %ae
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s%stn1ptteltn tbrsn gr1tnbsn, 9uitun,srs pnb ben, ssIarmten pubIu,n,
tstsn Stod sn Srrfsriss, aesinsn &c. &c, ben il, bt reasitdEiatn
aautert stsen Boar ,billisfs atla1tn. pa lie Surb in ben nSrbTGS S
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eal!en, 10 etitat le nm ttnsn 8efut unb 9lnfdt felatnber MrtiftI.
oo Seos Neip Srltans unb Ct. Grpir Buder.
200 Sbls Srnftss, 9uberiitb unb 6. d. auder.
IS 30 a9eip Orleans Rcafts grinit.
800 Sadie 2asuira, Gc unb SIb Gss. SABA .aoFt.
i5O Spren sadtpns 3als. unb @cantanHnt, GanbI,s
lou pe grppn>, gale uub 8anep Spaps.
lVo gdfete 9%lnppipotr, SnnptriaI unb 9Iad 9bes.
90 Soren Nsrp gprf Stean Ganbies.
% % @pihen Gbesft, tppSpn mir anpShrnnid n,u,
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so geils &efntb 0eaf 9arb.
so Stren @erran GbaIf 9iptS.
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$50 30 anertt,te 8asfets.
80 8oren ebeptns Sptaeco.
100 br @rrunb Coffee, ptpper Nlulfarb IT,
10 8bls. 24aihins urb 9rcaS Spba.
3oo % 1888 Nr. 3 Marfsrtl Inb SO. Q.
2o0 br. nc. 3alifar SO. L Cir Ssrrius.
100 20. Srtlb SnOfeo 6trinas.
Is Sasfsts Olive Sh, 9ints rnS lite gOttles.
2o DO 9hempai9ne 29ine, lslbIt inpcrtirt.
Low GaFs elaret itnb 28hie 28incs, imrprtirt.
1 1 SaStS SS3tlat Sranep, gum 96il fItit impprtirt
2U0 SarrflS Sio &epe nnb &utifsb gDhisf,p.
ioo Do Baltimore Gin, granhs unb CORDIAL.
~ Gasts gort 2Dine, gum 3beI Bette SuaIitSi
70 20 Sfreet WaIasa 9Bint.
90 Barrels Gibtr 8incGar.
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90 garrel8 geio Gn9Ianb Runt. ~
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aufmtrtlannt, bic mir brett spn Sa6fsn bsitbsn unb at dustrlf Bill
lstn grtten rerfanfsn. Daturt tpirb eintnt Idnof osflblt,u Sc,
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s'n' uuS nit tbrena 3uisru& 3a bsebren. Sirf& IL. 8Stt6tr,
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6. 9. @Ilts 1t. 6 Q nj D.,
Samilp Grocer.

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CUBS ankre stutftsn aunssR in isrr Wutterfpra6e bssfen.n fDirS
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9tc. 20S Wainz, rabe Der Gfe Der 9teu CITRATE.
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rtelten 8rSitnuna. co. a-.'''" ""'NN'""S WI
Sg, SIN 9srsinears nit hem rtiScn GsI6dft babe i'd in n,,i.
mem S,rrt smen ante sel6niadrolfe einscri6tasn 2aaerbier.
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9trIauf pm ttnisrn sDr&en feline neuc Shulcr ,u tdtr aIaGe an
atnpn,utn rtretn fbnneu.
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faorlkallt aller Arten Weidenarb iten,
,r,,s.t, NJ, nlte ShaFe, ,rtlasn Carr. unb Rainft,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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9p. 23S, tpnhtn her 3ttn Hb 4tn Str, pcbnt. i'd ,perS, S,rS
ssnttltde @nstaeT1tile Der mir arfstlra9enen arbtiteu, fupi, tird
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or aassr allen arbshsn ssa gsIb unb si!ber srasire i'd 4lstsOtI
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men, &eeepIaSe, ttifpbdlifdu S&infem amb 81 n S'sen>
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unb @rptcrtcz Mrttfeln.

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9tdtltsn e~ntpftblsn tbt ippbIaGtstrlee Eager BON m
SlarttssDtlhth, IN Btrer Ron ic Gin 9ustnb Glaiher; Gbam,
easHtfraSe'ne str1bIstsnsr SertE, bein Suart II. 9irt; Nateira.,
Sbtrrp, II. @prtsastim ~sui@isbensr 2ualitattn; serIdi,bsne gpr..
ten imp,.ttrten Gpsnae;
$50 garrei gSRROuntaits hre daetrth sts.< aebists;
20 gIertsl gasfs .s~ersinisten f%ran,SFften Brandy; T
% Barrel @pfel<Sranos, Cordial II. Sptst 9Dtin, Runi, GbsrrY
Sounce &c. 1e.;
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9itlslben fNbtth iteleI2 ale 9rtcn 9uder, 8dfte, She. qidie.
Setfe, Bacon, elia, Sall NlclaIes, ScitrS 6nire, 9apisr. Sn,
biso, Starte, 3abaf,- Gii6t, Sut.5uder, 9arn, Rants5abaf. 81.
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anlersn Siea gu frrf'r III Der 1S, Straes, swifRet I,ain, ub
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Crates unp Tembcrs (8aminoitttr1

G%untbunetrt entailtrts @rateS rnb Senbers an berobo,Isst.r
grsisn! = Der llrterptbnste fibrt bas erSfe 4aa.r Won SrSt,s
nne 0eneere, ais lrtntr tt9ncr Gabrif, fptlbes is BEN biefoet MuS
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anSsrt, bic It'd htonSrrs as Stabsr,terbe fur tt, @ennttr sion,n
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a~ue9etuprt, gDttctrpertaufcr fpnnen nab bet nitbdnftu nSrSSiih,ss
Saartr 8eSabtnns. 80 wv" ~
Der rnttItidnete butet prr;ufprt6ta IN t,r Sell uS u-,s.
80unsrp', MRatn'tr, 3ptittn s, II. 9. Ctr, Ritnonb, ga. SAp
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
The Growth orchicago.

The editor of the Coss Co. Tines,
on q recent visit to our city very nat
urally expresses his unqualified sur
prise ut the change in the out side APP
pearance of the city for the better
within the pact few years, and those
evidences of substantial prosperity
and wealth which claim the visitors
attention on every side. We extract
from the Ed. Correspondence:
"Chicngo has grown during this
year even more rapidly than ever be-
fore. And if there be any one who
still doubts that she is really great
city and that her greatness is built
upon u substantial basis, all that is
necessary for the removal from his
mind Of every remaining vestige of
such doubt, is that he should know
the actual ertcaat and true character Of
the improvements that have been
made and of the business that has
been transacted here since the first of
january.
And if such doubling individual still
hesitates to believe that her past
growth is a criterion by which to
Judge of her future progress, and Ill
innate supreme greatness in this val
ley, then let such person reflect, that
she is yet in her swadling clothes
that her present immense system of
railroads will soon be more than dou-
bled in its extent and capacity for
furnishing business and wealth for
her: and that her tributary territory
has very recently been more than
quadruplcd; and above all, that tho
whole of this immense territory
large enough and with sufficient re-
sources for an empire--that thus is,
and soon will be, bound to her by in
dissoluble iron bands, is not yet de-
veloped to onc-fiftieth of its capabili-
ties-we say let these just reflections
pass through the mind of him who
still doubts that Chicago will grow
in the future as she has in the past,
and all such doubts will be entirely
removed
The following statement will give
some idea Of the business done here
the past season in grain, flour, &c:
Wheat, 5000, 900 bushels to Buffalo
4 900, goo to Oswego, and 900, 900
to other ports. Corn, 1900, 900 bush
els to Buffalo, 1900, 900 to Oswego,
and $1,000 to other ports. Oats,
100000 bushels to Buffalo, ca 900
to Oswego, and 200, 600 to other ports.
Flour, 100, 900 barrels to Buffalo, and
$4,000 toothcr ports.-Chicago Ga.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
Frederick County Plaster.

Attention has at length been directed
To the extensive beds vi gypsum, or
plaster on the lands ofJos. Il. Holliugs-
worth, Cedar creek, it the southwestern
part of this county. An analysis Of the
mineral, made ny Il. Fl. S'abler, chem.
list OF Alexandria, shows it To be COM
posed of,hirty.two parts Of line. fo,,y-
six OF ulphuiic acid aud twenty-five of
water In addition to this anal ysis, it
10 stated that 1.-The best mode Of apply.
ing this plaster for ag'icultucul purposes
is to grind it to fine powder. and APP
ply it with ordinary manures in the pro.
portion oftwo hundred pounds to tho
acre. IL acts best IN grasses. Guauo
should always have ono third Of ground
plaster mixed with it before sowing.'-
SHch fruitful source of wealth should
certainly not remain in disuse. and it is
not intended that it shall by those who
have the matter in hand. Specimens
ofthe gypsum can be seen at this office.
--Winchester Republican.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

John Adams-A correspondent OF
the Boston evening Transcript tells the
following anecdote Of tho elder Adams:
His father "the pinus deacon Adams
of the church of Braintree. who was al.
SO shoemaker, during temporary alb
sence had set John to cutting OFT the
"uPpers" for some shoes; but-like the
'Chinaman who in making pair OF
breeches from pattern furnished by
some prudent captain, had faithfully cop.
led the patches which his wife had put
in the seat Of the old oues-John had
embelished every "uppor" he had cut
out with the three.corHered hole by
which tho patterns had hung on their
accustomed nail. 81 saw" said tho
Deacon, 81 couldn't make u Shoemaker
of him, put him to learning"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

was one Of the nine who were Yesterday
con6ue1 at Dover. Five Of these nine
are not yettried. The other our have
been trisdby tho regular court and sen.
fenced to be hung morrow. But as
on the announcement, Of the sentence. "
band of negroes OF ssUise, for their res
cue, h was necessaI y to hauy them las,
evening.
"fbere are great fears of the excite.
ment which mus, fdlow monglhe slaves.
The Women aud cbiiIlen too young To
assist in the defensive. have been re.
moved Ia the more pupulous places. -
Out ola baud ef 600 negroes who were
marching upon Dover, about sixty have
been arrested. | saw these whipped
yesterday at the Characterization Works
Thirty others have reformed To thei,
work. and tho rest are In tho wonds.--'
But no attempt at piilage or murder has
yet been snade.
lin flying the blacks ouly carry off
arms and ammunition, hut of these they
carry all they eau. aud in many places
especially at Dover. the whites arc
short ofpowder. They would have Civ.
60 its weight in gold Tor any POWDER
we could procure for them.
"All the negro prisoners are first ex.
amined sePsrstely by jury who de.
eide whether il is necessary or not To
bring them tn trial before msgis,rato.
This precaution has already produced
a good moral effect.
"As | told you yesterday, the plan
was to kill ftst. in tho isolated farms
aud establishments. and then march to
the chief town in each county. In this
way free path would he opened on tho
Cumberland from Nashville 10 the Ohio.
by this route retreat would have been
opened To Illinois and Indiana for all
who took part in the revolt. G. G."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
Affairs of the Illinois Central.

The Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany made some time since an issue
Of $500, 900 Of short bonds in antici-
patton Of the instalmcnts on the priv
lege stock of the Company, which
they have yet to hold subject to call
until the lst Of January, 1853. By
this issue they propose to obtain the
use at once OF the instalmcnts which
might not be paid in until that time.
The whole amount has already been
taken at 100000 having been ia
ken in one line by a party connected
with foreign capitalists.
The land sales of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company for the month
OF November amounted to $3.50, 200
making the aggregate sales of
land since the opening Of the Land
Office SlS' 1913 acres OF $l0,O32, 09S.
This is 40 per cent. Of the entire cost
of the road, and the company have
nearly 100000 acres of land left.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
FIRE PALATINE,

On Thursday morning last our
towns-men were awakened about
three o clock by the alarm of "fre!"
which was given vocally by a num-
Der Of people, and uttered in a con-
tinuous uncarthly whistle by loco
motive lying on the switch The
fire was soon found to be on the other
side Of the river, in Palatine, and in
he foundry of Mcssrs. Cooper 81
Morrison. Their establishment con
sisted Of Il frame building, which was
the foundry proper, and two large
brick building. The first, with many
if not all of their patterns, was en-
tircly consumed; and the other two
were saved. We learn that Mr..
Cooper estimates the loss at some
thing less than two thousand dollars.
There were no insurance, no agent
being willing TO insure such proper
ty.
Letn one suppose that Cooper &
Morrison will "shut up shop" even
one week on account Of this accident.
No danger of that; they are too en-
tcrprising to lie on their oars. In
deed, workmcn commenced on Thurs
day morning to replace the old build
ing by 4 new one. Wcarc glad that
the firm is able to sustain the loss. -
Fdlymom True VNyinion.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

SQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY. We'll,
the people of the South have at last end.
orsed this odious and destructive doctri-
ne, alike destructive to their rights and
interests. Those Of us who waged an
unceaslng warfare against it are obliged
to submit. We are overcome by num-
bers, and not convinced by argument.
We fcltit to be our duty to warn the
people of the South. This duty we disc
hargcd fearlessly and conscicntiously.
They have not needed the warning and
we cannot helpit. Weregrct that they
have pursued course which we regard
as suicidal. -.Southern Watchman.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
A fairs In Kansas.

Everything indicates present and
prospective peace and quiet in Kan
sas. Moderate free State and pro-sla-
very men appear satisfied with Gov.
Gcary's administration. The dis.
banding of Captain Walkers and
Col. Titus militia has been already
noted. ....
The land sales at Leavenworth
had, at last accounts, progressed
without anything Of unusual interest.
AS high as 81 per acre had been Civ
en- for the land and for the last few
days it had ranged from 81 Is to 81
per acre. .....
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
THE Railroad accident at Alliance.

PjttsbWyh, Dec. II. The coroncr's
jury in the case Of those killed by the
railroad accident at Alliance, have
found verdict, attributing the cause
OF the accident to the Cleveland train,
and finding that John Cherry, cngin-
Ger, was concerned in the Preparation
of the outrage. Cherry is still at
large, att the head quarters of the
Clcavcland and Pittsburg road, but
processes his Willingness to give him
self up, if protected from tho violence
Of the people Of Alliance. ..."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
Remo0al Of Judge Lecompte and Mar
shat Donaldson Of Kansas- Their
,Succe ssOrs dDD0iyie9.

4
Washington, Dec. }17.--The truth
Of the rumor of the removal of Judge
Lccomptc is now confirmed by the
nomination by the President to the
Senate of James 0. Harrison, of Ken
cky, as Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Kansas. This removal was
contemplated at least forty days ago,
and of which, it is said, the Judge was
aware, but up to this time, nothing has
been heard in defence Of his official
conduct. The recent proofs and rep
reservations of Gov. Gcary, dctermin-
ed the course Of the administration in
the premises.
Vim. Spencer, has likewise been
nominated rs Marshal for Kansas, vice
Marshal Donaldson removed.
Thos. Cunningham, Of Pa, has al
so been appointed Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court Of Kansas in the
place Of Judge Durnil, deceased.