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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01
'SLACKWATER ELECTION!

AT A COUNTY COURT. held in and fol-
Monongaia County, August term, 1863:
ORDERED, That an election be held in each
MagisteIial District lin the County, TO i'm.
s'rnct The justices in each District respect.
lively. whether the County Court shall or shall
not make n subscription Of twenty-five thou
sand dollars stock TO The Monongahela Nav.
isa,icn Company. And that such election
shol be held in each District at such time
or times as majority OF The Commissioners
appointed by the act may direct. Provided.
That at lrest ten days previous 10 any day of
election. The said Commissioners Shall give
public notice through the newspapers pub
iished in Morgan,oWn, and by posting up in
some oil the most conspicuous places in each
District, an advertisement, stating the time
and place Of holding said election, and the
manner and terms OF the aforesaid subscrip
ton.
A copy-Teste: NJ. NJ. DENT, Clerk.
NOTICE!
IN pursuance oil the foregoing Order, there
will be an election held in the several Ma.
gisterial Districts of said County, on the re-.
speclive days and places hereinafter named
TO teke the sense OF the people for or against
instruciing the Justices of said Districts re-
spectiyely, whether the said Justices shall
subscribe ON behalf of the county, $25 900 to
the Moncngahela Navigation Company,
winch will increase the taxes one half of one
m'u on Me dollar. ON tho present Revenue
Tax; which subscription 10 be paid as fol.
lows, TO wit:-The county to issue her bonds
as follows: One Bond Of So 600, paeable in
years from date, and twenty additional
bonds OF 81, 900 each, one OF which is TO be
paid annually thereafter. Said elections 10
be held as follows:
In DIs:iicl No s. on Saturday, the 10Th Of
October, 1858.
at Laurel Point. William Fear, John ia
m!son, William Nj. Jones, David Potter.
Peter Foglc, Commissioners. John r. Elem
ing, Officer.
At Cox's.- Bailey Shultz, Alfred c. Bar
ker, Samuel B. Snider, John B. Yesger. Ca.
leb 5. Price, Commissioners. William Fish
er, Officer.
In District No |, on Saturday, the Cad day
of October, 1858.
At ones.-Jes:e Shu,tlesworlh, Joseph
Grubb, Jr., James ID. Kerns, Moses Steel
Thomas Tarleton, Commissioners. Samuel
Hardi, Officer.
AT Osborne's .-Hueh Austin, George Mil
Ter, JaheZ Brown, James Watson, Jacob
wright, Commissioners. Thomas Nc
Bee, Officer. -
In District No. 6. on Saturday, The Both day
Of October, 1853.
At Mooresville.-Esan B. Tygard, Rich.
ard b. Tenant, Andrew Brown, Asa Lem-
ley, John Wileman, Commissioners En-
rod Tenant, Officer.
At Tenan,s.-Nimrod Tenant, EsS., T..
zekial Morris, Ivey Tennan,, Capt, Beniam.
in McCurdy. David Oddly, Commissioners
Asa Tenant, Officer.
In District No. 7, on Saturday, the 9th day
OF November. 1853.
AZ DaIrah's-WiIliam Thomas, ESQ,
william Darrah, Isaac Thralls, William
Lantz, Esq, William Parks, Commissioners.
Eugenins Iarker, Officer
AT West Warren. DR.. McCarl, Hubart-
us Rice, Daniel White, Alexander Wade,
samuel ainegardner, Commissioners. Jas.
Odbert, officer. a
JOHN WALLACE.
M. NJ. DENT.
Fl. DERING.
J. w. TOWER.
ISAAC SCOTT.
Company.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

The Cincinnati Price Current says
that contracts are being made for hogs
in Indiana and Kentucky at S4to $4,-
% gross, which is equal to 1878 to$6
net delivered there. There is said to
DO very general opinion prevailing
among country dealers, owing to the
backward state of the corn crop, that
prices will rule higher the coming sea-
son, though packers think, if prices
open as high as last year, the result
will be even moro disastrous.
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- 49, - p = 80 a
I'll CsNR ID.

as -
II hns become absolutely necessary for us 10
close up our business entire. We therefore
give this last notice to those whom il may cons
ccrn OF otr Intention and determination TO do
so. We hepc that all those who are indebted
10 US either by note or account, will promptly
attend to their payments wi,iioui further solicit
siohi ~ y. Csrt has LEFT town, but the books,
&c. fbfy Bb found IN possession Of n. II. Smith,
who will attend to them. There arc great ma /.
ny stt1ll balances Of accounts unsettled on our
books, to which wo would direct The special
attention Of those owing them. ,a.s "a =,
May W. CARR, UhNWAY 4 co.
GROCERIES,, s,,
A largo stock ofsugw, Syrup, Tea and COT.
N foo at VIM. LAZfERS Cheap Store.
June 4, 1853.
-Or~rONNNrO<>~~~O~N~> r~~~~s~~~~~N0~1~4~
nH MY coNUNTRYMEN why 90 with
~ that Heavy Warm Coat on those hot days,
when you can get sucb nico cool summer coat
ard so chc5p too, by calling on
June 25tb, ROGERS T. FoGLt.
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Just Received, at
ROGERS 81 ESeSGLE,S

CASH AND READY PAY STORE, ia.
CANS M0NONGALIA BUILDINGS.
CORNER WALNUT AND HIGH
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

Interesting to Newspaper Proprfe.
.ors.--One Of the Courts Of tho State
Of Indiana recently made decision
shch is of interest to all newspaper
proprietors throughout the Union. A
tontroversy existed relative to charge
tradvertising between the Commissions
cr of Hamilton county, and the Patri.
OF newspaper. 1t was held by the
Judge that "the published terms of
newspapers constitute contract. If
work given to Newspaper publishers,
without q special contract contrave-
ming the published terms, the publish,
or can charge and receive according
70 the terms SO published. 1t is not
necessary to prove what the work cost
or was worth tho publishers have
RICH: to fix the estimate value Of their
columns, and if SO fixed, no other quea-
ZION need DO asked, but the price thus
charged can be recovered"
- .----------,--
Methodist II. Church Reform. The
Law brethren of the NJ. Z. Church,
within the bounds of the Cincinnati
Conference, have formed themselves
into an association for tho purpose of
demanding first the admission of lay
delegates into the annual and general
Conferences second a radical modif-
cation of the Presiding Eldership as
at present constituted; third, that the
Qualifications of church editors, teach
crs and professors be raised; fourth,
that ministers be permitted to remain
in charge of congregations for long
or period than the existing regulations
allow.
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12

When he rattles the door-key, as he prob,
bly, will, one parting glance, don't look
toward him, but sway yourself back and
forward in your rocking-chair, and not
till he finally says Good-morning" must
you bring to bear upon him the condem-
nation of your reproachful eyes. AS you
hear his retiring footsteps you will natu-
rally listen very eagerly in expectation Of
his return, but he will not come back
Your will then make little hysterical
scream, in the hope Of arresting his atten-
ton, but he will not hear you. When,
under like circumstances, did sach appeal
ever reach the dull cold ear" of any
husband? When you are fully pcrsua-
ded, as you will be shortly after this, that
your acting has failed to make any inn
preston upon him, and that he has seen
quite through your unreasonable afecta-
tions and expectations, and will treat you
accordingly, you will have arrived at about
as comfortable a state of torment as can
reasonably be anticipated in the earlier
phases of connubial felicity; and you can
pass the day proftably, which you will
thus have made as long as three days usu-
ally are, in further qualifying yourself
to become your own tormentor.
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are going, reply briefly in the negative
if he questions you futher, " make your,
self into thin air, and do not, in any
way, give MIN the least satisfaction -
Say you are not ill-say the day is favor.
able-say you like the Clergyman, and
in fact have the greatest desire to 90 to
church, but that you can't and upon
that can't rest, without why or where
fore.
The great enemy has no stronger hold
upon domestic infelicity than the purse
strings afford, and every young wife sho' d
be taught in aa early lesson.
If forced to begin this crying expert
ment without an adequate supply Of tears
you will probably be at loss before it
is done with, as few husbands can suffer
this infiction without saying and doing
such things as are lily calculated to engen-
der smiles.
On the whole, my young learner,
whether your husband goes to church
alone, leaving you to the comforts Of your
he throws himself on the sofa, cover his
face with the newspaper, and sleeps to
the tune of your sobbing, | think l may
promise you day singularly unproft-
able and free from satisfaction; indeed
it will not be your fault if your expert
ment is not found to have completely
shut out any and every prospect of do
nestle sunshine for as many days and
weeks in the future as you eau readily
number
Lingering, he raised his laseh at eve
Though tired in heart and limb;
He loved no other place, and yet
Home was no home to him"
must have been written of some poor
soul whose better-half understood the art
Vi self-tormcnt.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12

THE "PLANK RotD ROUTE. At $
late meeting of the Board of Directors'o of
the Grand Rapids and IndiSna Rail Road
Co., the direct, or Plank Road Route"
was adopted; from Kalamazoo north TO
Grand Rapids. This cuts off all the hopes
of Otsego and Allcgan The route by the
Plank Road, is some four or five miles
shorter, but has no towns or villages Oh
the line.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12
ID. T.. SWEET.

Manufacture and dealer in all kinds Of Cabinet
Ware, consisting in part of bureaus Tables,
Bsdstesds, Lounges, Toilet, Washing and Light
Stands, &c, &C., Collins made to order. All
kinds OF produce and lumber taken in payment
for which will be paid the highest market price.
warcrooms, one door north Of the Red Black.
smiths shop li7-h
Lsvton, Michigan.
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KANSAS ITEMS. - The Legislature OF
Kansas Territory, adjourned on the 18th.
The HraH of Frccdom says that the bill
providing for a new constitutional conven-
ton, failed to become a law, the Governor
not having approved it.
Gov. Denver vetoed bill establishing
Banks in Kansas. ST Loui, R,p tn.