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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-26

- IS = PARKING and bright,
- Ia the liquid ght
- Is the water in our glassoe.
Msssrs. Moore s Hooper respectfully announce 10
their friends and patrons that they have again put
n operation their fountain, which dispensss its cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
juices of most delicious fruits and flowers. A win
ter 4 rest hascpabed Messrs. VI. II. 10 make such
improvements in the manufacturing process. that
they say unhesitatingly IL cannot be surpassed by
any krated water in the world. Call and sntsf Y
yourselves. Remember the place, 1 Main street.
.'Behoid the mark
A little fountain cell
Where water clear as diamond spark,
my3d In "A stone basin fell -
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Always Trading.
HAvEbought out the Dry Goods store Of James
T. Bruce snd win hereafter cont the business
IN the q ne place.
Remsm her thu ris~-: One door east Of n .. Wood
ward Co., Main Street. b. A. WILLIAMS.
doeIed4w
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VNOIG10It UHV RET0tI.
aMrch " 1885 dAwly

j. ". JOHNNTON,
+ INDERTAkEk, Corner Of johnson andsu
" Third Streets.
Carries on the business Of Undertaking In all its
branches. lie has recently made extensive additions
TO has stock aud perfected his srnge in every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
imperyious to air and indestructible, highly orna
mented and invaluable for the preservation Of ths
dead, we'll cofns of every style and finish fur
nishcd to order.
llearses and carriages furnished. and the en- tire ar
rangemeuts of the funeral attended " when req
kcokuk April IL, 1856. dy
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Crosc kerry, Glass are

LOOKING 0LAssEs, ETC.
4 FULL snl con oicse assortment Of goods In the
"a above line .an b. seen At the old stand Of
Carey 4 Klibourne,
Z sN:lb,avns's 3i,ek, N.in-st. Keokuk, Iowa.
MsreisAnts visiting ity are invited eocal aud
oxamins. my30d
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NO. l76

1853 1855
y old and popular hns - teeaANrs Win run two
daily lnes Of steamers hstwscn Ktoknk sndSt. Lou
IL during The present. season. The lnes are osmpos-
ed OF the following stsunch and spsedy boats
Westernes, Johnson, Master.
Keokuk, kAtson, Master.
Quincy, fnew boat
One Of which will leave ksokuk daily, At .
o'clock y, Quincy at 9 AN, and arrive Mt ST. Louis
next morning, at 5 clock.
Express Mail Line--The Ysrk State, Hesight,
Master, will leave kcok uk daily, tbr, akfast
on board) and connect at Quincy At rs, with the
st Louis Packets
Jcannie Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive at st. Louis next morning.
Thesc lines arc composed Of boats whose names
alone are sufcient guarantee Of their speed and
eommodation. feb2sdtf
EA- Passengers for the east take the Quincy
boat att H., and connect at Quincy with connect
ing train n. c. Raj lroad for Chicago and the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-26
En- wNuD a. IOx,

Civll Engineer and surveyor.
AEPICE in Ktib,nrne's Block Main street, ucar
" second. Lots laid ont in Rsil's, Kilbournes .,
and Nason's Additions, and any other business In
his line Performed with prnmptness and accuracy.
Kcokuk, June 10, '56--lim
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r. =. ENsTEu.

A TroESEY nj Law, will pr Aciies in Lee snd the
n afioining counties. and in the Supreme Court.
onles with r. ". Potter, Esl, up staira, on Main
str1et. bat. 81 and 4fh
R.fers 70 N sssrs Mctiayic, Chittenden 4 Co., Cot
Sam'l X. Curtis. Barns 4 ReutgsB, Cox 4 Shelley,
and Pref J. r. SANFORD. laagi4aiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-26
=. HElM STIR EET.

=. hElM>IREET.
INlON Block, Main Street, Dealer in Eng n
~ iish aud French Chemicals, Drugs and
Medicines. Paints, ofs. Bye Stufs brushes,
Pertamery, Fancy Articles dr.. ac
All the Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians'
prescriptions and family rccpes will be accurately
aud neatly prepared, and in win any hut
pure and genuine materials be used.
dec l5d
4 GOOD assortment of supporters ard trusses, ior
n sale hy :. HEIMSTREET.
ianl6d Union Block.
NOON = German Saiye VI vegetable pain extraetor
~ For sale BY =. HRIMsTREET
ian I'D Union Block
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MILLER 4 nECK,

A TrOHNEYS At LAw and Solicitors In Chancery
Agents for the invests CATION of Land Titles ans
the purchsse and sale Of Real Estate will hcrenf
ter practice in and regularly attend the Dsstr'e
Courts Of keokuk and II. Madson, and of the o'he'
counties VI the First Judieiai District Of Iowa AnS
will aiso practice In the Supreme Court VI the s'stc
Fl Madison, Fcb. IL, Is5s.--dtf.
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BREEDEN d HoUaHToN,
a TTORNEfs and Councillors st Law. and agent
"a for the parchase aud sale of Heal Estate. Col
leasing and not xraI business attended 10 promptly
titles xsminsi, aud = large namber Of city lot
and farms always for sale.
Office in the Athepsum building on Seeondstree,
ypyNd
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Che Gait Qitp
srUsLIsnEp EyEaY HostISa, (suSpASs ExcRrrED,)
nv \. u. HOWELL 4 CO.


DEAL ESTATE and Investing Agents, corner oi
III second and johnson streets, kenkuk, lows.
Parties having city or country property for sals
will please enter il 90 our register. and those ds
string to purehase wiii please call and examine oui
list. aeptBitf
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Goats and Prentice,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS
Aqenls for the 81. Louis and keokuk Pack
at Co., Merchants Dispatch, &c.
I.syse, bet. Nan aud II Iamp.hire
QUINCY ILL.
u ARTICULAR attention given 10 receiving and
i forwarding merchandise to all points on the
Mississippi river
Quincy May g2,--d6ms
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tAnukL uAatLL- SossFs hA1h@'
q. =. HAMIl.I,
VyYHoLESALE Grocers, Tea dealers. Commission
w and Eorx xarding Merchants, No. 5. Le,ee,
three doors below Locust street, 81. Lous, Mo.
March IL, lS5e-d
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
HANDSOME IRoN RA1LINa.

Among the improvements noticeable
OH arecent visit to the M. E. Cemete-
ry, was o handsome new pattern iron
railing,around the monument and grave
of the late Dir. Caleb Dorsey. The
inclosuro is made to look neat, but not
gaudy, while the Cemetery has an or
nament in these ratings that adds to
its beauty. Mr. Nimon, we learn, has
contracts to enclose several graves in
this tasty style. The marble tablets
and neat surroundings in our borough
burying- places, cyince good degree of
taste, as we'll as commendable solicit
tude for the memory of the beloved
dead which sleep within their bosoms.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
The Assault on Senator Summer,

which has created such intense excitement
throughout tho whole United States, has worry
dihorcnt origin from what was at first supposed.
Tho Congressional Committee which was ap-
pointed to investigate the charge against Mr..
Brooks, laid before the ifooso few very curl.
Gus facts, which have mover before reached the
cars of tho people. II has been ascestained
and stated by reliable witnesses that the diff
Guilty between these two gentlemen camo from
tho jssiousy Of Mr.. Brooks against Mr.. Sumner
because the latter had avery fine and cheap cos,
from tho fashionable Clothing House ola. Fsp4
1aLrieHr CO., ID, H. stnc's,) Morgsp,own,
Va, and as Mr. Brooks was too far off from
Morgsntown Il. buy one too, 40 vas determined
e sroll " gamners ga.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
MEErINa-uoUsE DEDICATION.

The Methodist Episcopal Meeting
house in the Pierpoint Settlement, will
be dedicated to Divine worship, on Sat-
urday, the 21st June--preaching at 8
o'clock, p. m. of that day. Ministers
from a distance are expected to be pre-
sent to participate in the dedicatory
exercises; also to preach ON Saturday
night, Sunday and Sunday night.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
VIRGINIA. TO VIII:

~ WIT
At rules held in the Clork's Office OF tho Circuit
Court of MononRalia county, on the first Mon
day in June, 1856:
Martin Cal!endinc, Plaintiff,
Vs. Ephraim b. Wells, William b.
Wells, John +. Fleming, Samuel Howell James
Evans and Della his wife, Geo. S. Ray and Vo-
iinda Kay, us Defendants
IN CHANCERY. ....-.' ..s
The object OF this suit is to subject n debt ow-
ing to William b. Wells, from the Defendant
Howell, or Howell & Fleming, TO tho payment
OF greater debt due from Ephraim d. Wells to
the Plaintiff, and to make it appear tina the debt
so due from Howell, or. Howell & Fleming to
said William b. Wells ig indeed due 10 Ephraim
b. Wells, The debtor Of the Plaintiff, and that
as to said Ephrain b. Wells and William g.
Wells, the transfer OF Patent Right in the bill
mentioned, to said William B. Wells, by said
Ephraim II. Wells il not bona fidc And IL an
pcaring by an ahda Wit filed that tho Defendants
Ephraim b. Wells and William Is. Wells, are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, it is or
dered that they do appear within one month af.
ter due publication of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect their interest ltis also
ordered that this order. be published for four
successive weeks in the American Union, u
weekly newspaper published in Morgantown,
Monongaha county, Va :, and be posted at the
front door of the court house of said county on
the first day Of tho nexr' County Court of said
county. A copy, tcste
GEO. s. RAY, Clerk.
AlienS Attorney FOR Plaintiff. June 7, so OF
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
ARE You "rrsrtY!"

Not politically, but alphabetically |!
If you are, and don't want to pay tire
ruling rates in tho beef.market, why
just drop in at Rogers & Fogle's store,
and enquire for some Of those splendid
TAT mackercl, herring or shad, which
they keep for sale. We have tried the
same, and report after q tea-table tete-
o.tete wbereat their merits we're fairly
an fully discussed.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
stscraG,s SCve.

-DERsCAHl'to an order Of tho Circuit Court
n ~ Mouoncaiia County, made Ut the Anil
term thereof, 1885, in the cause of GAMES Kern
Plaintiff, VS.. Ja,cas n. Crnno and Charlos'Fox OK,
ae'tndents, la0ail, On
Wednesday The 25th day Of June,
ncxt in front of ihe Court ,Iour,> orsuid cour,y,
proceed 10 sell the Tract OF Land nnd appuiten
snccs endorsed WpoR tie Attachment ie Raid
ensc, or SO much thcrcor as Is aeccssaty 20 Sat
isfy the Judgment cf aaid Iscfr-cpbn,s credit OF
and ~ months, with interest Goin tire day OF
sale; tho purchaser VIII DO required 20. rive
bono with anfiiciont surcty Tor tho pufcssce mo
lncy. The said Tract contains go ACRES,
aiid IL tho same upon which
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
Democratic National Convention.

i
l. CINCINNATI. June 2, 1856,
At quarter before twelve to-day, by
the signal of the, firing of the cannon,
the Convention commenced.
The assembly was called TO order by
r. bfcLaiA AZ Maryland. Richardson
''of .Illinois, ncusinat6d' Sam'l Mcdary Of
Ohio, temporary chairman, Carried
unanimously. i. y. sa 8iss 7le,
Hsllsof Massachusetts, callcd. for
the reading Of the call for the Conven1
ton; while the cali was being read by
English, Of Indiana, sudden uproar
occurred atthe door Of the Conyention.
when acr0&dT rushed into the hsli,
sighting amidst ditcst eonfp,ion, when
it was discovered o,be the Benton
delegation from Missouri; they re1
soiyedlto enter BY violence, knocking
down the 'door keeper and rushing in,
headed by Ex-G Gov. Price. For a few
minutes scene of confusions impossi-
Ebic to describe cnsued. Members
Jumping chairs, and'ait seemed as tho
a serious riot was about to take place.
After while quiet was restored, and
the reading Of the call was proceeded
with. :. 7, + .!..' .,j.' 7. :. q,
9 Sam Medary, taking the Chair, re-
turned thanks for the temporary honor.
He had attended every Democratic
Convention since the frst that nomina-
ted Gen. Jackson, and had the honor
to be member of that which nomina-
ted Pierce. He commented on tho
progress Of Democracy and its extend
ed influence; and believed that occa-
sional storms in the party were calcu-
lated to purify the atmosphere, and
! destined triumph, despite the tempo
rary quarrels. ai.A
The committee on organization A.
greed on Gen. John Edward, of Gcor-
gia, ms permanent President.
a committee on resolutions were APP
pointed, and are in session, but have
not yet finished Platform.
The committee on credentials are en-
deavoring to harmonize the New York
ers. The Softs. are disposed to com
promise, but the Hards contend that
they arc the only representatives of
the Democratic party, and refuse to
compromise.
Buchanan's friends are becoming
more confident. The outside pressure
in his favor is immense. They declare
that Pennsylvania, Virginia and Ohio
cannot be carried by any other candi-
date.
The committee on credentials set
this afternoon with closed doors, to
hear the Missouri contested seat case.
The New York case will be heard to-
morrow. 40
Bay" No nomination had been made
at our last adviccs, and we will be ex-
cused from prophocying in the premi-
scs. Locofoccism lis mighty unsartin.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
VIRGINIA.. no W.T., ! !

At Rrles heldin the Clerks Office of The Cir
cut Court OF Monongaiia county ON "Wednesday
4th of juno. 1886;
Marinda Butcheg, hmihistrotriS Of VIM. J. Hut
cher, Felix Meighen, Thos. n. Mcigbon, Win.
Kinney aud Andrew Lantz, Plaintiffs,
Margaret Clark, Alex..C. Clark, Abisha CLARK,
Ceofgo Cross end Mary Cross. Joseph Collins
end Ziipha Collins, Nathan Wright and Cstha.
zinc Wright, rnd John A. Santcc, Admir- with
che will sCnoxcd OF Abisha Clark, deed, Pi'Fs.
IN CHAHCHRy. 4
The o,jcctof tt'is,suit 10 70 subject The real
estate ofNwhich Abisha' Clark died seieed to thc
rPaynent Of PIT Is judgments, tile peIsohd es4
tate OF said deceased sbeing insufficient for tho
i,PUPose,-rArd it appearing by affidavit filed
that the Der't. Nathan Wright aud Catharneiis
wife arc not Inhabitants of this Connie wealth,
1t is ordered that they do appear within ono
month after due publication OF This order, and
do.whet is necessary to protect their interests.
II is also ordered that this order be published
for four succ essiye weeks in the American Union
weekly newspaper publishhd In Morgantown,
Monongala county, pa.y and be also posted at
the front door OF the court house Of said CO inty
on the frat day of the next codnty Court.
7 - a copy, Teste, GEO. s. RAY, elk.
Wilson & Tough, Altos Tor Plff's.
June z, 1886. 80 St
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
nlszs Thn fine steamer g Civ nf !

Bsg~ The fine steamer Getty of
Wheeling" one Of the Union Line of
steamers between Wheeling and Lou
isville, was sunk in tho Ohio river, near
Pomeroy, on Saturday night, May 80.
The Boat struck arock, while under
Roadway, and sunk, but slowly enough
to allow tho removal of her passengers
and most of the cargo. She is to-
tai loss, and was splendid first class
steamer. We learn that she was in
sured in three different companies, to
the amount of $4,000; bat was worth
about $4,000.
The Ohio is now so low that the large
boats are tying-up or running aground
at many points. The river trade is
said to be heavy, which will make a
harvest for the stern wheelers.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
PIERCE AND PIKEl

The Telegraphic dispatch received
here on Wednesday evening, stating
that Pierce, of New Hampshire, and
Pike I" the Arkinsaw traveller were
the nominees of the Cincinnati Conven-
ton, needs confirmation. Look out
for counterfeits--none genuine anlcss
signed by tho Proprietors, Sam Media
IA & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
LATE AND IMPORTANT.
bay- We want all persons indebted

Bag- We want all persons indebted
for years subscription, or for adver-
Using, to settle their accounts at the
end of the year, June 21st, or at the
very farthest by the 1st of July. We
need our just dues topay honest debts,
andwc dislike very much to overtax
the patience of obliging creditors. A
word to the Vise is sufficient, and we
hope that none will fail punctually to
pay the Printer.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
qn2 AngllsAl BNlDN 4.
MoRGANTowN, JUNE Z, 1856.
END OF THE VOLUME.

Two numbers more efthe "UEtos"
viii complete the first vol.,nna, : ana
close the year dating from is establish
mcnt. TO US IL is peculiarly crafty
ing to state that its success has been
equal to our most sanguine oxpcctai
tons. We have been constantly cus
outraged, in our editorial career, by
the unsought commentators offriends.
and by the more substantial aid. afor,ll
cd by almost WEEKLY accsssions to our
list Of subecribcrs, until now, ,wc are
assured Though We say it not in boast
full ter,ns) that We have a subscription.
the most numerous and responsible, Of
any secular paper ever published in
Monongalia county. We now deliver
to subscribers, from the Office, over
three bundled eopies Of the Union, in
town and noighborhood every Saturday,
not counting what we mail to any other
portions of tbs county. "Sister Pres
ton has done ara is doing nobly for
the 'Union'--to the Americans Of that
county We owe Acknowledgements for a
liberal support. In Marion, Taylor,
Barbour, Lewis, and Ohio counties al
50 we number many good and true pa
irons. This is more, perhaps, than we
had reason to hope for, at the start,
but we have labored to deserve it, and
not in vains AS the campaign opens,
We anticipate still larger accessions to
the long list of our readers, and that it
may be SO We appoint all our spbscrib-
.crs committee to procure each for
himself an additional subscriber for the
paper. Come, Americans, ga long
pull, q strong pull, and a pull altogeth-
or" for FILLMORE, DoSELsoN, and
"1hc Union."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Cir.
cult Court of Monopgalia county, on the frs,
Monday in Juue, 1856: . ##.# :.
Benjamin A. Lewis, Plaintiff,
vs. Daniel yarndeH, Robert IIo-
lyfeld, Enoch p. Fitch and Elizabath Dorsey;
Exeouirix ofCoieb Dorsey, decd, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject 81 acres
OF Land sold by Complainant to Defendant y,
Narndeli, to the payment OF $40, and interest,
purchase money for said Land And it appear
ing by an affidavit filed that the Defendant, Warm
dell, IS not an inhabitant of this Commonwca lth,
IL ID ordered that he do appear within one month
after due publication OF this order and do what
is necessary To protect his interest. 1t is also
ordered that this order be published for four
successive weeks III the American Union,
weekly newspaper Published in Morgantown,
Mon"Dgalia county, Va, and be also posted at
the front door Of the court house Of said county
on the hrst day of the next county Court.
copy, Testo, GEO. s. RAY, Crk.
Allen, Any for PIT June 4, 90 st
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
groceries

AT THE BIG WINDOW
We are n0wrecci0iHg and eBsr far sale ::
a Hhgs Sugar;
10 Barrels Molasses,
boz. Buckets,
..a L It" Tubs, ..ra. ....
. l2 Extract Coffee,
s Boxes Soup, ..anH... ..
$50 CoIored Carpet Chains,
.. | Bbl Rice,
10 Dbl. MackeraI.
10 Boxes Star Csndes, .. ..
8 Bales Batting,
s Boxes Tobacco,
9 Boxes Looking glasses,
10 Boxes Gla8s- ware
1000 lbs. Canvass Hams, ..
25 EGGS Wheeling Nails,
25 Kegs Puro White Iced, ...
Together with large lot Coffee Teas.
crushed, Pu',eIIzed & Clarified Sugars All
OF ThTch we will sci! on very accomoda,Ing
terms CARR IIASVAV &. r., e
April 10 1856. -.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
AT Chm WICKtSIf

HAVE just received from Baltimore & Pbilas
u delPda a new stock of Goods suitable to the
season, which will BIO sold OF cheap.
A large lot of Bonhets and Trimmings, very
low
Extra Cheap Msniillas
Ladies' aud cbildreu's psrasoIs, and Ladies,
Umbrellss;
Corded Skirts, Skirt Goods and Skirt cord
Worked Collars and Sleeves;
Very handsome Lawns and Otgandies;
Gingbams, Challies, Linens, Masseilles.
Prints, Mdsfins, BriIiapts,
Shoes. Caters &C., &c.
All OF which will DO sold on the mos. favorable
tsfms. Az are faotisd TO cdH ard sratpsne nc
Stock. D. III. CHADWICK. ],
I. Pas. The Gta1LtaLg are particularly invited
70 cal and ses 80 Summit coo5s and stts%
Hs's tpat 4, is5e
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
JAM Els JACKSON.
Smahto,on, Va Dec. IS. 1855
nsag Hollowav'a Ointne,,t 4 Phi,

BsD" HolloWdys Ointment A. Pills,
infallible Remedies for Salt Rheum. Edward
Jackson, of Galveston, Texas, suffered unceas.
ingly for four years with salt rheum, SO bad was
he that for four or Ave weeks at time he was
compelled to keep to his bed, and the doctors
told him candidly that he need never again ex-
Poetic be we'll. He then dismissed them, and
immediately put himself under course of Iol-
loway's Ointment and Pills. These fac rene
dies soon made such an Improvement in him
that he was enabled to resume his occupation
and by continuing them for short time, he was
restored TO the blessings Of health, which he lirs
enjoyed ever since.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07

HARRISON CoUNTY.--Holden, dem.
is electedShcriff; Wilson, Attorney for
the Commonwealth, and Hickman,
Commissioner Of the Revenue.
TAYLOR. Mr.. Hansborough, indie
pendent, elected Attorney by 81 maj.
q. Shields, Amer, Sheriff, by 1872;
II. L. Sinclair, Dem, Com. Of Rev.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
MondaY The 23d day of June.
VIRGINIA. TO WIT


At Rules hold in tho Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court OF Monongaia county, on Wednes-
day 4th of June, 1856:
William Morrison, Plaintiff.
VS.. Robert Robb, Adm'x of John
Iassey, decd, Samuel w. Semple and Edgar
c. Wilson,, g : Defcvdants
EF. IN CHANGERY.
lhe object OF this suit is 10 procure decree
OF the payment OF the monies, assets, &c, of
the late frm of Tassey, Morrison & Co. in the
hands OF j.. G. Wilson, Esq, toward satisfaction
OF decree lately obtained in the District Court
OF Allegheny county, Pa, in favor of said Nor
rlson,-And it appearing by an affidavit fled
thatthe Def'ts., Samuel w. Semple and Robert
Robb, 'Ada''x of John Tassey, Decd, are not
inhabitants OF this Comm wealth, II is ordered
that they DO appear within month after due
publication Of this order, and do what is neecs-
sary to protoc: their interests. 1t is also order
cd that this order be Published for four success
siVe weeks in the American Union, q weekly
newspaper published in Morgantown, Mononga-
liza county, Va; and be also posted al the front
door of the court house of said county on the
hrst day OF the next county Court.
n copy, roete, GEO. s. RAY, CPk
Wiley, Atry for PI'E. juno 7. 90 OF
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NJ A r RIED.

In the city of Philadelphia, Pa, on
the 10th of May, 1856, by Rev. G. A..
Durbarrow, Mr.. STEPHEN III. THOMAS,
of Chester county, Pa, to Miss MOLLY
G. STEM, Of Philadelphia.
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ROGERS & FOGLE,

Have just received another lot of
Goods ladies dress varieties, gents.
fixins, &c.--now selling at cheaper
rates than ever. Buff, blue and pink
calicocs, just the thing for basques, for
121 cents. Call and see the I'd stock.
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DIED

On the 9Th inst4 ut the residence of
his father, VIM. Crichfeld, in this vi
entity, after a lingering illness, Mr..
JOHN III. CRICHFfEJD, in the Goth year
Of his age. His end was peace.
On the 9th inst, in Morgantowh, az.
ter pfotracted season Of suffering,
Mrs. Lucy A. REALE, i'm her 88th yenr.