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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02
The New Firm in full blast!
CALLENDINE & NYE,
At tie Biz lYiE9ow.


Are now making magnificent exhibition
OF new AID fashionable Spring Goods.
Since our purchase Of the stock Of The late
firm o. Carr, Runway * Co, we have been
making 0dj'loual imprt v"mrns 10 the Stor,
rooms, in order 10 more advantageous dis
play Of the new stock, and to make room for
the increased var ety. We now proclaim a
general invitation aud request for every body
and every body Else, to cali and see us, aud
our Goods. buy or not buy.
To The Ladies' We would soy esrcciaTIy
come aud see, for we think our Stock. i'm
their line, can't be beat There are very
na.cria' changes in tho styles OF Ladies'
Dress Goods, and we can assure yOu that we
will showyO the vory latest Ouf Bonnets
lot which we have very large stock. Of cv.
ery cost and n8mc,) we know are desirab bic,
ond very chcnp-chearer than they have
ever been.
For the Gentlemen we have a com
plate assortment to shew you. and only ask
a trial TO eusnIe sales--at ltesl we are ready
and anxious to meet sou at our counltr, and
argue the points.
We would be glad 10 cnnmcrate many Of
our Goods but us he Printers say ,hrv
have a hard time. we won't trouble ihr,1
here with p1EticuIars. Srficc il 10 say thst
we have the Goods, aud ,lunli we cnn rlsgse
IN price and quality, if on will just call and
see us. CALLENDINE az NyE
Morgantown, April i6, 81.
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9ml Al1RllAN DIlDl.
M0RGANToWN, MAY, 9, 1857.

Behiad Time. = Our paper has beeu delay
ed this week by the non-reeeipt OF II lot Of
paper in time ior our regular issue. The de
lay is vrxa'icns to US, but vas en irvly he
You'd our control,
o-2- We are indebted TO Mr.. Thos Joline,
enc Of the most attentive and accommoda
ting drivers yet employed on the Stage line
between here and Fainmcn,, for the paper
used in to.day's issue.
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ESEED

On the 81 of January last, al The residence
Of her son, H.. J. Ritenour, neor Merits.
town, Fayette county, Pa, Mrs. CATHA-
RlNB RlTENoUR, in her 9th year.
On Fdday, the l7l1 inst, on Cheoi tiv-
err, This conaty, OF Dfopsy, ELIZABETH,
vile oil job Sidwell, in her 3lst year.
On the 18th inst, Of Scrofua, at the
residence OF Tbos. Tingle, neor Granville,
IN this county, Miss BLlZABE col.
Inns, formerly Of Cambridge, Ohio.
On the 25th inst, of Scarlet Fever.
GEORGE PALMER, son Of Eli Holland,
aged about years.
In this vicinity, on Saturday, 25th
iu5ty PUBS, wife Of Mr. John Lemon.
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10 Vegetation is prolific under the gent
al influence Of delightful showers Of rain
which have characterized the adven, of Nav.
Wheat, grass, &c, in fact everything green,
Except, perhaps, a few cotporael specimens
weir more cheerful and promising aspect.
Though late, should the season how Sc, in
warm, we will NOT discern the difference at
harvest. 50 mote il be-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02
primary No. y.

The following is The result of Primary
Election No. 2, held by the Democracy of
Moi ongalia, 10 nominate candidates for the
House of Delegates. II will be seen that
Alfred NJ. Barbour, Esq, and Albert G
Davis have received the nomination:
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR SALE.

\ oiicr tor sale on accommodating terms, Il
Il well improved iQrm OF 200 acres, situated ia
Marion county, Va, on the waters of Helena
run, branch of tho West fork of the Monon.
gahela river. Said farm is about two miles from,
the hourlshIng village of Worthimgton ION the
riYer,) and about the same distance from Farm.
ington, depot on the 3. & o. Rlilr0ad About
l|o acres OF the tract arc cleared, the balance
is good timber land, and can be nearly. all cult.
waited. There arc two apple orchufIs ON In,
farm, one of which is n choice variety Of graft
cd Irni.. The dwelling is a ncw trrma sinrioi
high, and commodiohs. Coal and limestone a 70
Hound IN abundance upon Che premises.
For further particulars Of terms, prce. &c.
inquire Of The undersigned, residing a, Morgan
town, Va. $hElfi lISV\VAS
April l7rh 1857. IT,
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,E1cr,saca - s.nrr-


Madera Wjisoa,} Enr&$uANr 20 a Decree
o. L. rendered IN this cause
S. & E.. Gid'ey. ) ~ lho April term, 1857, Of
tho Circuit Court for Monongllia county, Va, /,
Lycurgus s Hough, Commissioner, viii proceed
to sell 10 tho highest bidder at tho Courthouse
door IN Morgontown, on MONDAY, the 10Th day
Of May next, certain tract Of land rsaid Dc
cree mgnHoncd, containing about so acres, ly-
ing % no waters OF Duckcrs creek, about five
miles southeast Of Morqantnwn, formerly
known as tho Joseph Iindman trnct, and now
IN the possession Of said Gdlcys.
Said Gale to bc un % crciil orninc & eighteen
months, ITO purchooor giving bonds wth seem
rliy for the payment Of Tho purchase money :,
bearing interest FROM Tho day OF sala.
LYCURGUS $. HOuGH, Comm seioncr.
April 30, 1857. . Gt..t,y
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02
Our Children, and our Childron's Children

Quoth our Bachelor President, in his Inaugur-
al, to the great amusement Of tho critics. Mr..
Buchanan has written to his friends the assur-
ance that what he meant was that the children
of America could not do better, if they want
garments we'll made, than to select from the i'm
mcnsc stock of elegant Clothing on hand at tho
Emporium of ROGERS s. EoGLE.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Nimrod Nicely,
y,n,s.

Nimr"d Nicely, ! IN CIlANCERY.
against -. -.
b. +. Smith, Adm'r. &c NUESUANr I,
same L II Decree rcn
against Sdcrcd in these cau-
hehry y. smitn' $ Adm'r.&c SEES at tho April
David Riggs, Term, 1887, of the
against Circuit Court of
J"hh lianwayS Executor. MoToHgalia county
Va, |, BENJAMIN +. SMITH, Commissjoncr
VIII proceed to sell at the Court House in Nor
gantown, in said county, on
Monday, tho 18th day of May, next,
Il certain Tract of Land, in said Decree ana
proceedings mentioned, containing 5S acrbs,
and lying on the West side of the Monongahcla
river, beng the same tract Of land conveyed by
Mdcon Z. Mercer 10 Henry i. Smith, as Trus-
tee, in which Decd the courses and distances
vii fully appear. ....
Said sale viii be upon credit OF nine and Is
months, the purchaser giving bond with security
Tor the purchase money bearing interest from
the day OF sa lc, and lien is retained on tho
land until payment.
BENJAMIN =. SMITH.
April Il, 1897. gov
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02
The Mound CITY News.

We lave received The first number OF a
very neatly printed paper, bearing the above
''de, published at Moundsville, Marshall
county, by T.. X. Bartleson * Son, late of
The Wheeling Times. The paper is well
and spiIitedly conducted, aud we wish it a.
hundant success. The publishers are wor.
thy liberal supp ri from the Americans
and Wings of Marshall, whose cause they
VIII advocate, and we trust their support
will be commensurate with their deserts.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02
TRUST SALE
Of NalNable Land IN. nrr.tnn CNunty

VI FWINNJIU H0IU IT TT1TON JUUllIY.
URSUAAT 10 The proyi,i ms Of Deed
Of Tutl executed ty Da'il WATSON, in hs
lie hnc, 10 the suhscrjb,r. as trustee, for
the Use OF Samuel Brtll dated tho l0lh day
OF Novcmber, lS49, Oni nos OF record in tho
Coanty CouI Of Preston, Will sell at pub
nc auction, before the Courthouse in King
wood,
On llondoy tie i'm doy IF May net,
lbsirg a Court day TRACE OF
LAND in SAID comfy. situate on the waters
81 Drtkrr's Creek. known as Narson's homo
tam, containing 90 acres. more or less -
~ reference 10 said deed i more fan dcs-
crypt on Of said tact Of land can bo obtain
60. The tile Is believed % be good, but I
",l convey such title is is vested in me.
JOHN 2. DTRNE, Trustee.
April %, 1857.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02

NEW HEARSE. = Air. James A. Davis,
Cabinet Maker, whose advertisement ep
pears in our paper, in'ends to follow the un.
dcr,aking branch also, aud for this purpose
has procufed neat new hearse. lie will
attend funerals wherever solicited, furnish
ing collins of any desired style. Shop on
Main street, near Pickenpaush's Smithshop
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02

New Political Move.-We understand that
Governor Geary. late of Kansas, has con.
senied to run for Governor Of Pennsylvania,
at the instance OF new political combna.
ton. in 'hit State, asains, the Republicans
and oncien, DsnocIacy. If this be true, an
Interesting canvass will be witnessed in the
old k"ys,one--if no, a complete Revolution
OF the political elements there.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02
0 B | Il U A r Y

Dicd-on The 9Th April. 1857, al the
residence Of his father. Alexander Stewart
JOSEPH GIVEN STEWART, in the 25,h
year Of his age.
The deceased was young man beloved
and respected BY numerous circle of friends
and acquaintance, aud his loss will not only
be felt by the family, but his early death
will be rrgretted by his many friends and
associates. A few months ago he was in
Iuli health, and seemed to have prospect for
long ane happy life. Abs for human
hopes death came, and n one could stay its
hand. In the bright sumner of his days
he was gathered TO hi place of rest.
lie viewed The approach OF The king OF
tenors with calmness and christian resigna.
ton. May his lamented death be solemn
admontion 10 his mourniug friends 10 It be
ye also really" Verify, III Che midst Of
Lille we are in DEATH
" When blooming youth is snatcbcd away,
BY Deaths resist oss hand,
Ou' hearts the mournfll tribute pay,
Which pity must demand.
While pity prompts the rising sigh,
may this truth imprest,
With awful power, "Itoo must dict"
Sink deep in every bfoast.'
iEon,,uu1ioi,ifJ
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02

6yR. p. Iennen, at his old stand, on
Font street, is always ready 10 wait upon
Old friends or new customers with anything
~ hit line, as heretofore. The Beds,cad he
Speaks Of in his advertisement, is all that
y is recommended to be, and has The pecu.
,'ar advantage Of being bag.prooC at the
Joints, where other belsteads harboI yermm.
Sec Mr. lis advertisement.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02
Nj A r. RIED:

BY Ed S. Siegfried, on the &c h instant,
Mr.. JOSEPH N. MOORE TO Miss SARAH
JANE DUFFlELD, both Of Pocahonla &
county, Va.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02

% Bryant says that the Turks are rapid.
iyadvapciog in civilization Were they 10
VISIT this country On mdsse orc Of their first
Hrps toward refinement would be a move.
"eni TO Rogers & Fogle's cheap Store in
yatsut Of those fashionable gooJs direct
'.m philadelphia.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02

The rice crop Of South Carolina is
said to have been injured by the ''cold
snap"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02
TRACT OF VARIABLE LAND.

lying on the West side ofthc Mouonsahcla river
about four milcs below Morrantown contain
ing To' acres. This tract will also be sold ~
iWo separate parcels, tho upper ono obtaining
liS acres OF land, ON which is situated tho prin-
.'pai farm buildings, aud the low or parcel con
tanning 80 acres with u small house thereon
hLSo--Onc other tract of land lying about 2
miles North OF Morgantown, containing SOL
acres. .....
ALNO-One lot Of ground coutaininr aero
ana 81 poles, on whchis situated a cominrtabIc
bnrk house, lying ON the WGs, side Of tho River
!"modIaIciy opposite to Morgnutuwn, and now
IN Tue possession ofPhilip H. Kock, Esq.
Inc Sale will hcupon crodi or six, twelve,
SiEhtctn AID twenty-i0ur months, the purch
otS giving th,i bonds with good security for tho
payment OF the purchase m0ary, bnaring inter-
cSi from the day Of sale, and Il Icn rctancd un-
III payment made.
The foregoing lands aud lot arc valuable. and
me Attendance OF all persons desiring TO rur-
NhaSc such property Is requested.
EDGAR {. WILSON, Commissioner.
April 20, 1907. gl-.w ~.
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THE HOME FARM.

OF sad henderson, ying about two miles South
t"st Oh Moreanio"n, containing about $685.
acres. This tract viii be sold an two SEPARATE
parcels, The one continuing 202t acres, OH which
Is situated comfortable farm house barn and
other buildings, the late residence Of said lien
oerson. The other part containing 100 acres,
Wlth a smnII hOuso thereon. A so. nmn nI hrr
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-02
The Spring Trade Of 1857.
ROGERS " FOGLE,

WOULD inform their customers and the pub
lie generally that they are receiving the largest
and most complete stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods ever offered iii thi town. Our stock is
made up of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14
The ticket nominated BY the Slave DE nocrscy 0

The ticket nominated BY the Slave DE nocracyo
our State ia Convention at Syracuse i, made up q.
follows:
For Jsdoe Of .frpeol' HIRAM DEMO onsiaA-
70, Secretary Of State GIDEON TUCKER, New York
DO, Controller. SANFORD Y. CHURCH Orleans
20, T,ecsure-...........IsAAC V. yANDE aPoEL, Erie
For Attorney CensraL...LYMAN FIREMAN., Albany.
For Conal Com missionsy. JOHN NJ JAYC0X, OnondsgA
Pov State En0iHeey......vAN r. RICHMOND, Wsyne.
Ecr Pyi.oa In.peeor. WILLIAM RHODES, Chemuns
"A majority Of these names will be new to the
moet int ngent citizens of our State out Of their
respective counties. We do not state this fact to
disparnge them; yet feel con6den. that, had the
party expected or really hoped TO succeed the
names Of Messrs. Tucker, Vsnderpoel, Jaycox,
Richmond and Rhodes would no. have appeared on
ia State Ticket. Not knowing them well-in fact,
not knowing most of them at alive will presume
that they are all personally fair men and blsmeless
citizens; bat surely Editor who aspres to be Sec
Rotary Of State ought to have won distinction as an
Editor. and this Mr.. Tucker has not done. SO Of
tho lawyers who mainly make up the ticket; they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

The most casual observer Of the polticsl contest,
Of the day will not have failed to remark the eiger'
ness of the Slave Democracy to eyade public
scrutiny and juJghent upon the great principles
which form the base of its unity and strength lie
may hesitate to conclude that this eagerness springs
from guilty consciousness that those principles
cannot be defended before Free-Labor communl'
ty, but he cannot doubt the fact. From every eide
we have strenuous efforts by the Slave Democrats
and their acka Expresses to divert attention from
those principles by magnifyipg local differences, by
smotheriDg or belittliDg National questions, and BY
floods of personal calumny. The party which has
swept the South by emphasizing the Nebraska bill,
tpe Slave ascendency in Kansas and the Dred
Scott decision, now seeks to carry the North BY
DENYING that these are pertinent and practical
;s,ues. While Kansas renqins in the tolls OF her
Missouri enslavers, her elections fraudulent face.
her government an alien desposism, aud her people
daily drsgged before hostile tribunals to be tried as
rebel. and traitors for the crime Of defending their
wives and children against invading marauders and
mu,derers, We are brazenly assured that the
Kansas question 10 settlsd-that there is no longer
spy ground of controversy respecting her. Though
Il ia very doubtful this hour whether the Thirty
Thousand Free-State men or the Five Thousand
Pro Slavery men who make up her present populi-
ton will be deferred to in the instrument which
Congress will recogr ze her Constitution, and no
doubt at all that the Slave minority have mOnopo'
" Of the ear Of the President and the Cabine! and
tie favor of the Federal Government, We are asked
to believe that Kansas is enjoying the blessings Of
conteniment, repOtc and seltgovernment. While
tie voluntary organization Of an intelligent, indus
trious, thrifty community for mutual protection
End btne6. is treated as rebellion BY the Federal
,a.rap, ard sn army launched against it. peaceful
streets, We are eAhorted to believe that Kansas Is
Us free a. Minnesota or Oregon. But wfo VII
pretend that the volunteer adoption Of CITY Char
ter BY spy Of tie embryo Cities of Minnesota OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

The steamer Baltic, now in her twelfth day from
Liverpool, ard the Central America with the Cal
fopia mails from AspnwaD, ria Havana, on the
9Th instant, are now fully due. But for the storm
Of last right, We should probably be in receipt of
their rews in season for this mornings impression.
A synopsis Of the California news from New Orleans,
has cot reached US, as it should have DONE in con-
sequence Of the Southern telegraph line being
down below Petersburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

The worst part of the large loans which Aaye hsss
made in Europe within ten years past, On rai'rosA
account is not merely in the fact that we have boz.
row.d so much money. II tie money tbs bof'
Iow.5 lad been brought home in railroad iron or
spyiliDg else Of permanent value, so that We Haa
scnettrs to slow by way Of Offset to the oe',, "
would lot be 80 bad But the money borrower L,
Europe FEVER reaches US, OF sery small po'''a u
itItacLes Us, in ally such .tspe. Thee loao' az
Imi,itt, Let in tie shspe Of nsce'sai'ss % sUpp>
toward building tie roads OF whose oona' 'aes :"
borrowed bat slroa. e,t;rsly II the shape OIL s'ss
sstas, uhlola. sovears sd srFsrsi-s iS1ar;sr
s.ls.:.A. Jc.. ia p.cpo,.iao % tie Aa-f-9t 'e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14
Nslpllm:k daily Gribn,rs
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1857.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

bscbers sending rcut;ances frequently omit to men
ton tue Of the PostOhoe and very frequently the
Of State, TO which their paper to De sent Al
WAYS mention the of tho Post once aud Stdte
No aooe taken Of anonymous Communications what
intended for insertion must be by me
sn address Of the wrtenot necessarily Tor puohcs-
ton, but Is guaranty OF bis good faith
w. cannot undertake 10 return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

defeat Of Ransom y itssif - ample set- 81 4, I
that the Prostate psr.y can pess,s,y ss =
voting. Lot us sace more easreat tAsa. -
sdut male Free State inhabitant Of Kansas 10 ~
his vote at the Octcber Election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

MAINE holds her State Election to-day. As
there has been no excited canvass, we anticipate
comparatively light vote. A Governor, Legislature
AID certain County Officers are 20 be chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

Democrats Of New-YOrk you have above the
Plat Orm of the politicians who recently assembled
in your name OF Syracuse and nominated State
Ticket. We ak you to consider patiently and
csndidly whether this Platform is accordant with
that fundamental doctrine of the Equal Rights Of
All Men, which cannot be false if Democracy is
indeed living, practical truth. To which do you
sdhere-the principle Of Democracy or the
name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14

& Go. 8 fML F,snIos roR GEMS

bgARx & Co.'S FALL FASHION FOR GENTS
HATS =on TVL.bAy spt L. will BE- offered OF ccunters
the Qusi JattcIs oi Gts dss HATS. The excellence Of
hb aud variety OF styles sbCh for yos Lave scared
fer lsge the retail department Of busi
VI, H. this Fail pticrn' b. fully su.sined Wide in
SOFT .t win be- displayed the 6nest collection In this
bned tsa sd s OF wo'k shop snf srge invoices
irst from the most fs honable Pals sbIicsnts
Ii.RY 4 Co,
Lc1cr ed Introduoers Of Fashions for Gents Hats
Asor House Broadway.