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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-17
THE RESPONSES!

1t may be well enough to keep our
subscribers posted up as to the response
we meet to our dunning epistlo of last
week, and, as the politicians say, to
"keep it before the people. We are
in dilemmal Unless our receipts
increase there is danger of our starry
ing to death, and if we were to start
out on u collecting expedition, the
danger is not less imminent Of our
freezing to DEATH Come to the rescue,
Americans, Old Line Wings, Black Re-
pubs, Democrats--any body that oa0es
US! and that speedily! But we prom
ised to give the response to our dun of
last week, and here it is up to the very
latest moment before going to press.
CASH RECEIVED.
N. Golf, Esq, subscription, $3.50
James II. Rogers, {" l SO
Mons LETTERS RECEIVED. toM &
, January Is, 1857.
Dear -Heavens how you give it
to those poor dis who are in arrears!
| have taken about half of your third
page article to myself. 81 think in my
soul it was the most tireSome article
| ever read in my life--like to never
got it finished. 1t makes fellow feel
kind O "all-overish" to read such
sharp shooter--there can be no mistake
in the aim of such an article. You
aimed it to hit, and behold I am an
humble implorer at your feet for mercy!
10 add to my sufferings, when / got
through reading that shot, I instanta-
neously and incontinently felt for my
pocket book, and drawing it out easily,
for it was not heavy was astounded
at a fellows remark who sat near me,
"Why, Hal, that looks like an elephant
had stepped on it!' Iopened it, still
thinking that I had little left, when
on examination, read one or two old
receipts for money paid when 1 had
some, an old fee-bill or two, "a SO cent
CIR for serving on the jury, a rs
center for clerking at our precinct
when Flournoy wasn't elected, and
last but not least a note ''promissory"
or otherwise, in the following startling
words: ..a
"1f James Buchanan is not elected,
l promise to pay to ------ 49, the
sum of two dollars; value received.
j. L. seal.1"
Thus you see how your humble SER
want stands at the beginning of the
year. If the old saying that ga bad
beginning makes a good ending" is
true, what harvest is in store for me
by next holidays! Fly (
P. S. I will remit as soon as l can
make raise. ale
S. Yours in distress, uv III.
[Da- Hope you may have good luck
in making "a raise soon! BY the bye,
that last instrument of writing in your
pocket-book would seem to imply that
you had executed similar 6sUet-d eur,
with Mr.. Fillmore's name in the proyi-
so-how is that? If SO, please plead
poverty to y. L. till you help us!-
Did you ever try shutting your eyes
and shaking pocket half-full OF nails,
when you were dead strappear Try
tive sympathiso with you j
/
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-17
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-17
LANDS! LANDS!.
EDWIN w. TOWER.

EDWIN w. TOWER,
NOV offers for sale, In Lots to suit purchas-
IN ers, tho following Tracts of Land;
IN VIRGINIA.
AZ prices ranging fiem one dollar and twenty
hSe cents to four dollars per acre.
5000 acres in Calhoun county, ON the wes, FORK
OF Littlo Kanawha.
800 acres in Monongalia county. mount ain la nd /,
4 miles east OF Morgautown.
3,0OO acres in Monongal.a and Preston, noun
tain land, from 10 II miles southeast Of
MorgantOwn.
400 acres in Monongalia county, near Clinton
Furnace.
200 acres IN Monongalio, 8 miles east of Nor
gantown--B Burton tract.
0T and Al acre tracts In NJ onongalia, neay Clin-
ton Furnace.
80 acres, part Of tho Ridgway land, opposite
Morgautownj price $40 TO 800 peracre.
2Ola acres near Morgantown, ON the Monon-
sahela river, aud apple orchard, well selec-
ted grated ifnit. ,llf aE#
Al acres miles northeast of Mo.gantown,
price S23 dollars per acre. rar
81 acres in Monongalia county, on Dunkard
creek, Daniel Burton tract. SD .-
u Town Lots in West Morgantown, prico S 90
each. .f $40
small Brick House, 4 rooms an kitchen in
Morgantown $500 on time.
other House and Lot in Nj organtown, price
$500 cash. ur.f # a.- 80 b. - =
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-17
FEMALE C0MPl ARTS.

No female, young or old, should be without
this celebrated medicine. 1t corrCcts and rceu-
latcs the monthly courses at all periods, acting
in many cases like charm. IL is also the best
and safest medicine that can be given to Children
Of all ages, and for any complaint consequent
~ no family should be without it.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-17

VIRGINIA
Mt Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the conn-
~ Court OF Preston on tho first Monday in
January, 1857:
John u. Golf,
US.
Owen d. Downoy, CHARLES Findley, John A
Lloyd, aud Thomas G. Williams, dong busi-
ness under the firm and style Of Downey g. Co.
IN AssUMPsiT.
The object Of this suit is To recover tho pur-
chase money due at the Institution thereof, for
tract of Land Of 40 acres, in tho county OF
tucker, known as tho "Smith place." sold 10
Dofendonts.
Whereupon, ~ appearing by affidavit that the
sad Findley, Lloyd and Williams arc not resi-
dents OF this State; II Is therefore ordered that
they appear hero within one month after duo
publication hereof, and do what is necessary 10
protect their interests herein. A copy, Testo
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Brown CO., and Wiley, for ppff.
January 10, 1867, ~ N 81 81
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-17
Yours truly

[DJ~ We begin to feel discouraged
Are opposed to Bleeding Kansas .
coming in as a free State, if that bug
ger is as black all over as he is inside !!
Free Speech but no free Kansas,
under the circumstances
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-17
Letter No. 3.

----, Jan. 13, 1857.
Dear Sir:-Those two subscribers
got and forwarded, paid me the money,
$500, and being "hara pressed" be-
fore had q chance to give it to you, |
spent it Ibid not wish to risk it in
the mail, for you will remember that
a similar amount mailed you from here
last September, never reached you.--
l will send it to you as soon as / can
raise it. Your ob't serv't. jazz.
[Ba5~ Thank you sir, and hope you
may "have chance to give it to" us
as soon as you raise it,! We are truly
glad to learn that it is not lost in the
tog'--i. 0. the mails. We have lost e
good deal, that way, that somebody has
enjoyed the benefit Of, and we are tired
OF printing newspapers to keep Uncle
Sans Doputy.P Postmaster Generals in
small change, Hope for better postal
facilities soon; but don't know how it
it will turn out yet.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-17
Letter No. 2.

----, Jan. IA, 1857.
Dear Sir: ] have read your dun,
and hasten to reply. The 81 account
on I is not paid, and is easily ac-
counted for. | was about to collect it
for you, as / thought, when he turned
up missing! He ran off the night be-
fore, taking with him all the money he
could collect and the cash on hand, and
is now in "Bleeding Kansas" or
some place else Luckily, / think
there is a chance yet to get it, and
will do my best for you.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-17
IN WISCONSIN.

AT ~, Per Acre Each.
1900 acres in Is tracts, first rate farming land
well timbered and watcred. These Lands lie
near the line of the Milwaukee and Superior city
Railroad, which is now completed to Ripon a nd
Will be completed IN short time to its north
ern terminus. ~ '.. ...".
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-17

There you have, bona fae, the past
weeks response to our dunning epistlc.
$500 in money, all told! Subscribers,
patrons, friends Of humanity, what are
you thinking about? We will------no
we won't get desperate, nor allo W our
selves to become totally discouraged,
till after tho fourth Monday Court
day., then If times don't improve with
US, and money don't come in, VIC will
(To be costtHued,J
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
REPORTS Furnished By the Associated Press-l


WAsHsGros, March IO.--A unnjosity of the Ser
ate's Judiciary Committee have decided to report
a resolution for taking testimony 10 Indiana in ref
ereace to the contested elections. That State viii
il is said, report in favor Of Cameron right to a
seat as Senator from Pennsylvania.
The Senate in executive session to day, ratified
the commercial treaties with Persis, Venezuela and
Chill. The committee on foreign relations viii
have meeting tomorrow to consider the Claren-
don and Dallas treaty.
All the South Carolina delegation excepting Orr,
opposed the principle of rotation in Office for elev
en- federal Offices in the State, there are only two
applicants.
The present post master at Charleston is the
second one who has held that station Since the Of
ganzstion OF the federal Government
E1-President Pier;e has gone to Virginia on a
visit to his personal friends.
The Cabinet had another long session to- lay.
The probs bility lie, that the Senate will adjourn
Saturday, sine die The nominations sent 10 the
Senate to-day, embrsced the marshals for some Of
the southwestern States No removals have been
made in Washington.
Lord Napier has engaged rooms for himself and
suite at WIZARDS Hotel and expects 70 reach Wash
ing to morrow.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE following nomin-
atoms for New Orleans viii be cert TO the Senate
to-day. n. Ii. Hatch, coll ctor, y. Gencl', naval
officer, B. w. Adams, Surveyor, NJ. Masyney, Post
master, J. NJ. Kennedy, Marshall, W. W. King,
District Attorney.
SESArE.-Mr. Benjamin, from the committee on
judiciary. made report, asking to be discharged
from further consideration of the prosp ct OF the
democratic members of the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture, against the right Of Cameron TO seat. Pugh
made the majority report.
LOUISVILLE, March LITTLE canal is opened
with eft: inches Of water. In the pass at the
falls ST inches and falling. Weather clear.
Thermometer at freezing point.
NEW 0RLEANs, March ll.-Tampico papers to
the 2lst are received. Gen. Morena the New Gov
ernor rescued the city on the 10Th. Gsrsa has
been deserted by his followers. The revolution
has ended without blood shed.
The Steamer Black Warrior has arrived at the
Balize.
The Aspinwal Courier OF the Sd instant says
Lockbridge has forced his way up the river with
but small loss capturing much arms and amunitions
Of war. There is also another Steamer in from Pc
ru. The revolutionsts are successful, and we're ia
vorsbly received by the New Gransdean govern
ment. The Government however VIII labor to
throw the blame on Americans 10 the Panama riots.
The Saratoga has sailed for Georgetown.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
Ralttmore Cogfec rTarhet.

March 9, p M.-There has been comparatively little do
ing this week In Coffee. The sales which last week
about 20 bags and during the previous week 49,
900 bags up this week only about 5000 bags The de-
for COFFEE has however fair the large
of the previous weeks have greatly reduced the stock
particularly Of the better grades and for days
have few desirable lots Of Coffee Cferng Two
eargoes Of Rio Coffee have arrived this week. but they
yet the market The .aes this week embrace 400
bags rejected Bio at 10zai0 600 bags common do.
oHs9x cs 400 bags medium to fair do. at kal0x cts.
200 bags goo TO prime do at II, Cts; and 800
Bahia Coffee at 10 There very good feeling in
O,fee and for all descriptions the market is arm. We
quote Rio at 9ka106 cts. for low and medium grades;
loyal for fair good and IL Aal1E for prime.
LakuayTs Office would bring here, 12al3 cts, and
quote Java do at 16a15H cts We the imports this
week from Rio bags Coffee per bark Leighton and
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

RoBnERT.-A bold robbery was perpetrsted
night before last at the St. Cloud Hotel in this city.
Mr.. chAs. Il. Lee, of New York City, was robbed
Of $50 or $40 in money, and Capt Goud-conpec-
ted with one Of the railroads-lOst gold watch
worth $3.50. These gentlemen occupied different
rooms. The thief was doubtless an expert at the
business, end prOsecutes bis depredatiOns upOn
scientific principles The nibs of the keys in the
doors Of the victims bear the marks Of some il =
strument, By which the bolt Of the locks were
turned and an entrance thus effected. The pre-
prietor Of the St. Cloud gives notice the thief to
find some better Geld Of operations the doors Of
all the rooms have been made secure with inside
bolts and projections. No clue to the burglar has
been attained
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.

This is strong language yet BosLE's ELsorno HAIR DTH
(receny mprOve proved to be by the judges at
the late Mechanics Fair heldin Boston among whom
Dr. Hays, the eminent chemist and State assayer) who
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts ofthe Union
Its unparalleled superiority st Thengredients
nourishng to the hair not destructive others. 3D.
Does stain hurt the skin 3d. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required from delicate brown to
deep black natural to appear marvellous. Manu-
aetured sold and applied BY WIN. BoGLE 2T7 Washington
street, Boston dec1O-dlmsyS1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

. MARCH Q, p. n.
FIouR-sales country $50 bbs fine at a. 75 us bbs low
grade superfne at so 500 600 bb superhne In lots
rvate Yesterday evening 1000 bbls city superne
were sold at 70, for April and May delivery
WHEAT Supply tman, and market Arm. Sales 60 bags
damp red at 81 I7H cts 800 bags sprlnf, private 81
tags and good 81 is to 81 II 1ss bags prime
red 81 30 cts And including bags $50 bags fair red at
81 So 4. sf.s
coRSsaes 15S bags poor mixed At IS cts; $500 bags
FIXED private ters, underEtood 10 be under 80
10000 bags do at 80 900 bags at 81 cts; 400 rags
mixed yellow and white, from 80 TO 81 cts 4sI bags mix
ed in lots at 80 to 53h ct S9s bags prime white al SO
cts and $50 do IS cts-s in second hand and
gunDies
LARD-scme sales effected but not reported; Il bills
No. sold at 12H cts and 300 bbls private terms.
wnsKYDrags to-day sales $50 bbs In limited lots At
26 cts.
FKITHsRs-1, 900 nbs at ~ cts.
FKuTr-zS SACKS dried apples were taken al ~ 30.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
Anthracite Coal.
LAND WARRANTS.

90 CASKS pure Anthracite oeAl. from Pennsy v
~ ior sale By lmltl A. hAhLLTC
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

AlsnE suOAs cAsE sEEs & Iss = s.,s.,
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SCHEME,



Same as the Royal Lottery Of OubaWith this differences
The Havana Lottery has IS 900 Nunbors-this has only
lb,00O.
There two Wheels each Of vhehthe are placed
two Locks The superintendents have each key the
Locks and the wheels cannot be opened unless both
present. There are placed in the wheel Of numbers TIN
tubes containing slips Of paper with the numbers
TO $780, In the wheel Of prizes there are placed tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the prizes on them
ranging from e150 900 to etOO
When the drawing takes place, which viii be In public
the wheels unlocked, and sor revolving them num
Der drawn out Of the wheel Of numbers the same
time one IL drawn out Of the Prize wheel BY with AIMS
barred to the shoulder and blndoded-the tube s slipped
on, and the number held and enrolled whole
audience 1.-The number Il then called Oh and reg
stersd BY the suPerDendents. The Prise drawn credit.
ed TO the number drawn at The Tine and until
all the prises drawn out copy Of the drawing thea
sent 10 the printers and aer comparison the supernen-
dents certify 70 the correctness of the drawing These
Perintendents are sworn TO perform their duty without
fear favor.
II viii be perceived that IN this plan every prise
drawn out, and Of course person get them;
drawing IL sent 70 every ordering tickets The prizes
payabls thirty days amer drawing In % without dls-
count. az Drawing takes place every Saturday.
a. Orders for tickets addressed 70 g. h. WINTER
Box $50, Nashville, Tenn xl be pro nptly atsenAed to
JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
e-lW. Macon. Ca
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
Fancy BOnnetS and Millinery Goods.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND MILLlNERs

HAVE this year completed arrangements to supply
small Bill Of Goods at less prices than could be pur
chased East taking into consideration the charges and
expenses least so per cent regards Styles
and Fashions aving twenty FIVE years experience in MIL
linery Goods and combining myself exclusively to this
branch Of trade, always posted, and liable
deceived those dealing in every description OF
chandizs My stock Is in store, consisting Of Of
the largest stocks Of silk Fancy BonI cts and the largest
stock OF Straw Goods opened at Nashville. So Just
try this for Bonnets and learn something
to your advantage in Fashionable Stock, At
4. WIsE's, Agent,
No. As Unionstreet. mkt door to the State Bank.
Nashville, March Cd, 1851.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

EE- Hon. Martin Bates, recently elected United
States Senator from Delaware, while hurrying to
take his seat in Congress. few week since, fell
while in Baltimore, and injured himself severely
BE is an old probably over seventy
years Itisdoubtful whether be viii be in the Senate
for months, If ever
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

NATHyILLE Gas CoNPAKY.-At the annual meet
Jog Of the stockholders of the Nashville Gas Light
Company, the following gentlemen we're elected
Directors, viz: Washington Barrow, Il J. Meigs,
A. L. P. Green, NJ. Watson, Samuel Watkins. n
Z. Allowsy and James Correy. And at the srst
meeting of the Board Of Directors. Hon. Washing
ton Barrow re-slectSd President, James II. Ken
drick Secretary and VIM. King Inspector.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

The Tor FIGUREs.-Among the sales OF tobacco
at johnson. Horn Cos, yesterday, two bids went
at higher figures than have been yet paid in this
market, this season. One brOughtSl5,75 per hun
bred and the other H. 5. IL was raised in Smith
county, and belonged to Tunsel & Bridgewster.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

tE-The fruit buds in the vicinity Of Louisville are
not injured. The Louisville journal has unques-
tionable authority for saying SO. Will some of our
friends who take an interest in pomoogical mats
tiers examine the fruit trees here about, and
tain whether the late cold weather has effected
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
AGENTS FOR THE PATRIOT. /,

Ma r. GLksoocK has been appointed agent this
city. He authorized collect the accounts notes &C.
Of the and also 10 solicit and make contracts
advertising and Job Work.
Ma r. p Moss is travelling agent and Is authorized
corrective subscribers and to collect all monies due Of
Davidson County.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE wINcEKsrrR home JoURNAl

THE WINCHESTER HOME JOURNAL,
An Independent Literary and Agricultural Newspaper,
Published weekly at Winchester, Tenn, WN j. SLATER,
Publisher and Proprietor, LEWIS MErcALFE, Editor Terms
81 60 per Annun. ,-
The Journal has large and increaiing circulation and
offers inducements as = advertising medium. tm11
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IN ORDERING TICKET,
Havana Plan Lottery.

[ By authority Of the State of Georgia.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOT
d TERY-CLAss 18, to be drawn at COHcuzT Hall,
Macon Ca under the superntendenes Of Col ESQ.
81 LodAH and W. @. AEDkzsoS, ESQ.,, on Saturday
March, 18th, 1887.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
loOOO Nnmoers-Prtses Fable without Deduction.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S6,00Og
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e. 600

Worth Of Piece Goods just received, comprising ex.
Iensve stock Cloths Of coors and Of the finest
texture ALSO Black and Fancy French, English and Amer
lean Cassineres Vesngs in the greatest variety. All
adapted to the Spring trade and made up to order in the
latest style.
"HARVEY " is still at his board.
mil CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

-
Springs and Summer BOnnets.-NeVy York
Millinery Emporium and Centre of
Fashion.
This new, extensively patronsed, popular, cheap
establishment, will open 10 few days the cam
paign, with mstchless display Of new Spring Bon.
nets and Millinery goods, for the present season.
So fascinating is the styles, deliberately rich the
trimmings, & so brilliant the colors that such COM
binaton OF artistic taste and Skill fail to
Ommend itself TO the ladies, well country mer-
chants, who desire having the last link in the con-
trolling power of Fashion for their customers, in
preference to bad styles offered by parties, who
cannot possibly be as well acquainted with the
business as those who are exclusively engaged 10
IL, and who give it their undivided attention.
Parties in the country directing their orders 10
this establishment, or through parties here, may
rely on being promptly attended to.
Every description of Straw BOnnets and Hats
bleached in the new Italian Method, and trimmed in
a superior manner.
Remember hespot, No. 80 Union Street, Camp.
bells new buding-B & B. orr. msr2d-a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR MARoH.-Thc readers
of this justly appreciated monthly can now find il
at John Yorks Book Store, Ss Union street