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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

Il New Party Movement.-Tho
Philadolphians are attempting to Or
ganize new party. A large meet
ing was called for Monday evening
last. In regard to it the Inquirer of
that city says:
"Thc call is addressed to the friends
of Henry Clay, American Prosperity,
Popular Sovereignty, and all indeed,
who are opposed to the present Nation
al Administration. Thousands will
no doubt, gather together on tho &C.
casion. Several distinguished gentle
men have been invited, and will prob
ably deliver addresses. 1t is right,
even and anon, that the masses of this
country should express their sentiments
IN town and county meetings. The
people are the real sovcreigns in the
United States, and it is absolutely es-
sential that the authorities ct Washing
ton should be reminded Of this fact
We believe, moreover that the time
has como for revival and enforce
mcnt of the doctrines which are so
essential to the adequate protection of
American industry
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

AmInveterate JYhW.-Parson Brown
low said, in late speech, that he was
a Wing, had always been Wing, and
would rather vote for the suit of clothes
last worn by Henry Clay, stuffed with
straw, than for any of the whining,
cringing party demagogucs of the
present day.
There is one true man and true Wing
living at any rate.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30
THE SLtCkWATER,

The Brownsvllians seem disposed to
poke fun at us about the Slackwater.
The Times Of the I'D inst. says:
"Last week the steamers Telegraph
and Jefferson made n trip to Morgan
town. AS usual our Virginia neighbors
were considerably alarmed at the shrll
sound Of the whistle, and were very 10th
to go aboard the boats when they Ian
dcd. We trust the day aCW come when
the boats can run clear through from
Pittsburg to Morgantown regularly -
They now 90 within twelve miles of the
latter place"
EG1, We have learned, very lately,
that a Charter for this improvement,
without an appropriations has passed
the Legislature, and is ready for our
action. Wo further learn, that the
5tcamboat'mcn below say they will
guarantee 6 per cent interest on the
improvement the first season after it is
finished. What is now to prevent our
business men and capitalists from do
ing up this little job? Ono dam, if it
built high enough, and two at most Of
moderate height, will slack the River
up to town, and wake up business Of all
kinds amazingly.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

Something FIR tie Doctors.-. Vaccination
aoiM Magnetieed Needle.
Professor Roca states that since 1856
hundreds Of children has been thus
vaccinated, with scarcely any failures
occurring. The point of the needle is
we'll saturated with the magnetic fluid
before practising the vaccinations, and
they are then performed in the usual
manner, Il single magnetizaton serving
for many vaccinations. 1t is quite
surprising the rapidity with which the
vaccine virus is absorbed when the nee
die is thus prepared.
London WUstrated Ners, March 10.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

The Lecsburg Washingtonion pub.
fishes a letter from II. II. Taylor, of
Loudoun county, in which he states
that, from experiments he has made,
he is satisfied the Chinese sugar cane
is much more profitable crop than
Indian corn.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

The bill for re. organizing the Militia
makes it obligatory upon the County
Courts, preceding the first general
muster in May, to appoint three com,
missioners to supcrintcnd the election
Of Field Officers Of the different rcgi.
ments.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

Il Husband must not opem WJes
Letters. "A Westphalian Prussian
Court Of Justice has decided that hus.
band has no right to open his wife's
letters and sentenced one to fine Of
ten thaIers for doing so. Of course,
the rule works the other way also, and
must tend 70 promote family peace.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

THERE is little stream which EN- pties in.
10 Shasta Valley, California, about twenty
miles west OF the great butte, which poses.
sea singular property. Of Increasing every
thing which falls into lis waters with com.
plcie coat Of stone. Flowers, leaves. grass,
pine buds, aud things Of that sort viii be-
come cnaneIlcd ip lhe Crure II week
retaining IN ~ process heir nsluysl form
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

Col. BENToN's pRopERTY.-Thc
Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Inquirer says:
[ learn that, although Col. Benton
went through the usual formaities of
making will, he nevertheless died
very poor. The creditors of his estate
arc not likely however to press their
claims unpleasantly, and if o project
on foot in reference to certain dis
position Of his latest literary labors is
carried out, his debts will probably be
paid in full. Every one who had bust.
ness dealings with him speaks in the
strongest terms of his Spartan sense
Of honor and faithfulness to his en-
gagements, and one secret of his late
indefatigable labors lies in the fact of
his extreme anxiety to cancel every Pc
cuniary obligation before his dcceasc.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Commissioner Of the Royenus.

u We are authorized to announce ROB.
ERT HOLYFIELD as a candidate for Com.
| missioner of the Revenue for the Eastern
District Of Monongalia county, subject u,
the vote Of the people. Apfil ].
Road Commissioner.
MIR. EDlToR.-You are authorized to al.
| nounre the name of ABRAHAM DEFAULT,
Esq, as candidate for Road Commissioners
Tor the Eastern District of Monongatia Coun.
W. Mr.. Devault is an old reside nl and res.
pectabIe citizen of this County, and amply
qualified for this station, and there can bs
| no donb, but that he will execute its duties
| faithfully and with credit to himself and to
the people. MANY VOTERS.
March 10, 1853
", We are requested TO announce GEO.
w. McVlCKER as candidate for Road
Commissioner for the Eastern District OF
M"honGaiia county. April /.
Constable,
" We are authorized to announce
BECKWlTH II SAER, as a Candidate for
Constable, in District No. Q, subject to the
decision Of The voters on the fourth Thurs.
day in May next.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

A Boy PREACHER Crammond Ken
nedy, fifteen years Of age, is licen-
scd preacher of the Baptist Church,
and is attracting crowded audiences
nightly in New York. lie speaks
wholly extemporancously, and his style
is vehement
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

Mr.. Buchanan said he "would put
Locompton through Congress in thir-
ty days or bust" The thirty days
arc gone. So is Lecompton. A cat
astrophe at the White House may be
momentarily expected The people
in that vicinity may as well begin to
hold their noses.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

B@" The following articles arc cop
led from the Brownsville Times, Dem
ocratic paper:-
EfSAs In letter to the recent Dem,
ocratic mass meeting at Columbus,
Hon. S. S. Cox says, "those who un.
dertake to read out western Democrats
who oppose Lecompton, from the pale
of the party, might as well try to read
the hickories out ofthe western woods"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

Railroad Fares. The Cincinnati
Commercial says the rates of passen-
ger fare from that city to the leading
points of the country, as modified by
the Convention at indianapolis, on
Wednesday, are: "s ~
From Cincinnati to New York $40;
Boston %; Philadelphia 10; Balti.
more IS; Pittsburg $50; Buffalo II !;
Cleaveland 7 Columbus 1926; St. Lou
is -(Eastward-W Westward rate not
stated, but probably the same y Chica-
go 10; Niagara Falls and Suspension
Bridge 1850; Crestlinc 5.
These rates take effect Immediately
so far as relates to New York city, and
on May 1st between all other points.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30
The Mormon War.-Brigham Young

The Mormon War.-Brigham Young
is evidently getting more and more ex-
cited against the army, and is making
a great show of resistance to Col john
ston, SO far as words are concerned;
but Notwithstanding this, the Mormon
troops had all returned to Salt Lake
City to winter. There is said to be
restitution in the city, and considera-
BILE discomfort or fear certainly prevails,
for Brigham Young had furnished over
eight hundred Mormons with passports
to go to California. a mass meeting
to sustain Brigham had been held in
Salt Lake City, at which an address to
the President was adopted, as illogical
and as scurrilous, as the usual produc-
tons in that quarter. If the Mormons
are so unanimous for war, why is it
necessary to hold mass meetings to
sustain the prophet ?-Phila. Ledger.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30

come the "Child Of Genius" come;
And 10! what treasure bring to some.
To the weary housewife an hour. from cote
An"hour for in'Proyement,'' for tho't, for Draw,
An "hour for rcposo''--I'ye thought it no crn
TO pluck such feathers from the wings Of T;u'
como with cheerful song come,
And hope ere long through tho world 10 ro,,
Meath the sun Of tho tropics I'll lift my win, .
In the icy halls Of the North I'll sing;
And tho trumpet OF Fame, from main to mai,
The triumph shall sound of my useful reign.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-30
The Song ofthe Sewing Machine
BY j, A. j.

The following toautiful lines are Com II
OF eted lady scin.ihnau, written IN
"ent ut insriiapoh, NtoI having useA Que o,,,.
vEa 4 bAKEs's 'colcbrSted sewing mae l.!n,,
executing her family sewing aud published N !,
Cincinnati Enqnirer. The new househols -,
nestic sings a pleasant song.
come from the realm OF thought come.
Oh give me a welcome in every home;
For bring in my, trail n ,stranger-gues,--
friend to the weary s'Domestie Res,;"
And my iron hand has gin for all
Who summon my aid in the Spring and Fan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-13

The returns Of the Mayors election in Wsshing-
ton show that BsERnF (Dsuosrst) vas elected over
WALLACE (EuOE HOthingl b majority Of 81
votes. being . Democratic gaia Of $50 siRcs The
Mayors election Of 1856 The Wsshingtoa States
Of June 8, has The following:
THE EEfcTiOH OF TEsTERDAE.--As every one in
the city and the whole country kno8s the election
passed of without any general outbreak. Il vas
previously known 70 the authoEitios that The resi-
dent gangs Of OutlaWs Who disgrace and eontami-
nate eny party or community With which they con-
meet themselves we're 10 be fssrfuly reinforced By
their assoeistes from Baltimore and elsewhere; and
she Mayor, with eomms1dable energy end foresight,
made suitable preparations 10 receive them a q
becoming manner. WhsteVer may have been re-
ported in regard to the iuefioieney Of Mayor
aagruders standardization, two Of bis Official acts
should alone eEtille hin to the gratitude Of this
community, ViEl the pFemplDess With Whieh he
suppressed the ouibreak Of last June and his sue
cess In preserving order smeas he turbulent and
organized elements on yesterday,
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'-''-al y 'HiEaE's sanaI, .'oUul1 nAa.a

-'7eel y afzsLEg's Psasr. sfor---, 49,, %
ot *onaerinl is Deaih.
Deata and his brother sio.of
Ves. pale e. yondsr Wsning No.
W. MA lips Of lurid blue
kes ether rosy as iis morn
".e1 aroued on oceans wer,
y olashes Ger the world.
,. 10th 90 passing wonderful
Aa'h then TIE gloomy power
Sose Esiga is IN the tainted ssrni.h-..
Ssl-ea on her sinlssl soui9
.9at then that peerless form
T;.i 49, I'VE anQ adniration cannot visv
With .s1U3 3 beating heart, those azure veins
Tl 1les steal like streams slong 4 ga ~ -
HeA' lovely outline, which 4 ~ = -"s"'
az breathing marble, psrishf
aust putrefaetioR's breath
AeSVe nothing Of this heavsplv .;gbt
oat loathsomeness and r1,i1g
n, NI.s ts 9otaing but gloomy theme.
-'s- ne nsatsst heart might moralizes
" e it only sweet slunber
Stealing Ger sensation.
watch the breath Of rosssts nov,i,,
Saaseth into darknsssf
van Ianthe wake again.
w., eise nat faithful bosom 10Y
nhese slsePless spirit wsitS Il e.isi
'us' ana rapture, from her SMILEY
Yes, she viii wake again.
AiIAeugk her glowing limbs are motionlss..
Aud silent those sweet lips.
Once breathing eloquenca
aoet might have sooth'da tigers raqe.
Vi thaW'd The cold heart Of 4 oononeror
Her deVy eyes are closed,
Aud on her lids, whose texture Ana
scarce hides the dark blue orbs beneath
The bs9Y sleep is pillos'd;
Ter golden tFesses shade
The baSom's stainless pride.
curling like tendrils Of the parasite
Around marble column,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-13

ANOTHER TERRIBLE AFFAIR IN ILLINos-HoUsI
SWEPT AWAY By A FEEsuET IN RAVHE-NorHEI
AND EIGHT CHILDREN DRoWNED-Ths Chicago pa
pers, of Saturday, are infOrmed of frightful dis
aster at Roscoe, WinnebsgO county, Ill. Friday
morning tremendous freshet came roaring down 8
ravine at Roscoe, ninety three miles from Chicago
on Rock river, Eve miles ChicsgOward from BelOit
on she BelOit and Madison branch of the G. G. & C.
o. R. R.-a raviue through which in ordinary sea-
sons, flows Insignificant brook, tributary to the
Book river. The Chicago Prsss says
A special telegraph informs us that about dawn
yesterday morning, freshet came rushing with
great violence down ravine, through which, in or
binary seasons, flows an Insignificant brook, q
tributary of the Rock river.
Upon the bank stood the two story frame dwelling
occupied by a much esteemed clergyman, Rev
HorstiO IlslGy. From some cause, either by the
undermining Of the bank, or the dwelling being
reached by the angry food, it was overturned and
carried away. Its inmates the clergyman, his wife
and their eight children were in their beds when
they were swept into the torrent The father alone
managed, almost miraculousy 10 effect his escape,
and reached the bank nearly exhausted; the meth
or snd her children we're seer no more alive.
The most profound sensation at once prevailed
that entire community. The most setiVe measures
were ct once taken 10 recover he bodies and up to
nine O'Clock g. m, four had been taken out.
The eight children were Of various ages, ranging
from infancy to seventeen years Of age The fam.
lily was one much beloved in that community, and
the sad fate that has swept them thus into eternity
will cause many tears.
Other houses were also swept away, but we hear
Of no lives being lost.
CONCORD, N. H., June S.--Ths Republican mem
bers Of the House have nominated Senator Hale
Tor reelection. The Democratic caucus nominated
John S Wells
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-13

HENRY CoUNTY.-Our sister county {" Old Henry "
highly honOred by her sons At this time she has
at the helm Of State, one Of her noblest and most
gallant sons, his EIcellcncy, the Hon. lBham g.
Harris; as Secretary Of State, john 3. R. Ray ESQ.
Journal.
Henry certainly is q great county. But Gov.
HAEE1s was born in Middle Tennessee. ana las been
for some years prior to his election citizen Of
Memphis; and Col BAY, A. We have always under
stood, is 5 native Of South Carolina, and removed
from Wsakley county s:ipthis State, 70 Memphis
some year ssinoe.
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ths pfotsstion Of that n0ssTioualy rude ION 2nith
and she won't Be taken oat agaia Flth nanra is 8
hurry % call on those kind q peoples era osn 81
TOO particular, aS enc very properly says, win
whom ones children ossociats So ny pretty htkls
Madeisiue viii grow up, drilled aesoFding q sula,
under mamma's own inspection, and cone cut "a
dus tiss with hss manners perfectly f9Ensd train
ed end pruned, till there Is not an Inch Of naturai
growth about her, according to the precise pattern
Of twenty other young ladies q ny aoqusintanos--
girls Who might have been jewels, bnt ere nog little
eenters Of vaBid ssf-sufioisnsy set Ia ofiEoilna.
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IN CHANCERY AT GAINSBORO.

samuel T. How Linsey B. Griffith oters-0rsna Eiil
motion and It appearing satisfaction OF he CIerk
aud Master from the adayit ofP H. Leslie eornlainants
solicitor that the defendants Sally n. Vnan Jobss c. Griffith
william H. Gains, and Polly Gains, nonuedcn q The STATE
q Tennessee it is ordered that publication be made for four m
ceve weeks, IN the Union and AeTicd Newspaper pub
lshd in Nashville Tennessee requiring defendants 10 spear
It the Of the Csncry Court 30 be held for TIE COUNT
Of Jackson, Al the Court House the Gansboro on The
st wednesday after e 81 Monday July next and then and
there enter their defence mplainant said bills or jusp 10
confessed viii he taken against them, and this cuss down for
bearing pGyfs to them,
junsl2-F4t prs fss 81 ". H. Bolts, c. 4 N
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CHANCERY COURT ar C Al . n =
JUNE RULES, 1853. 49,
handa Merrck e as, BY their next friend Aaron Iawis

Aanda Aerrek e as by tr next friend, Aaron LaEier rs
James Z. Merrck e Gls-Original Bill
appearing to the SATISFACTION Of The Clerk and Master from An
allegation ip the Bib which to, that james E. Mer-
rick and Jamas Ssrrc two Of the defendants in this cause ~
nondsnts OF The State OF Tennessee, that the ordinary pro
cess o. NE law cannot be served upon them it therefore ordered
By he Clerk ard Master, publication be made in ne T
ana Ases1' newspaper published in the city Nashville,
Tor our weeks in succession requiring the
ind James Mek, appear our next Chanoery Conf 10 h.
held for the county Of Benon the 4 Monday in September
next and plead answer dnur c0ntanants' bill or the
same will b TAKEN for confessed, and for hearing A. Eqy Is
70 them. This June 9Th, 1855
fnnaF a-uAfn ~ =
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cSMALL FARM FOR sALE,-sI offer for sale ny
farm, sven miles from the city Of Nashville, immediately
De Gailan Turnpike, containing hfyour The buildings
comfortable substantial all Ia excellent repair One
grass
Arg one who desires comfortable home, good pike and
the Louisville ard Nashville Railroad, situated in most de-
ghtul neEhboood convenient to church, school and stores
(a within quarter Of mile,) viii find good opportunity to
purcha determined 70 SELL Terms snd further nior-
nation be ohtinei By Addressing the undersigned from
Rev Dr. stsysnsoa, Methodist Publishing House.
J. akTT STEVENSON,
3Hasil-EeqEH NashTilip, Tg1nssges.
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HSrThe Work Of removing our once has oeca-
stoned delays in the mailing Of our daily paper for
the past week which It has been impossible to avoid
QUE presses are nov again in operation. and We sz-
peot to be able hereafter 10 place ear daily % well
as the other editions. in the Post Once IN season
for the mails. This explanation is due to the Posi-
Office here, which might Otherwise be charged with
the irregulsrity.
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MOULT0N a REED,
Wholesale GPOcePs.

FORRARDHgG AND COMMISSION ALEPCE1YTz.
DEALrns IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON. LAIN.
FLOUR. FEATHERS, &c, &c.
10. - BROAD y NASHVILLE. TEEEEygEr
IL Country prouos taken In exchange at the hrb pr.
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10 THE HOLDERS OF RXCTF4VCF RaVI[
Mn1tEe

To THE HOLDERs OF FXCTFaYlsF Il 5777-
NOTES.
III VIE undersigned, q Committee HrDoi,t.7 - - 49, n
81 assembly Of the STATE Of Tennessee to Investigate the
&C., me 4ree Banks deeing it to the best interest II re
--.s anu IN ortant to proper and just deteninatn
y ~ ofe Us Tor consideration 70 know the the eirculsfio
sI Dshk Of Murree5boro, far as the same ear be
IN veg OF THIS end they do request an persons
s "a, notes q TIE zd Bank 70 make known assoon a
ls aoepl OF noaes hoideuhy them TO the Clerks of ne
county Courts and the said Clerks are reaed fr
m Of thy days to report the same to Us IN Nash
7 S,i e Pc addressed to the undersigned Box
~, rem The Press respectfully and earnesfv
requested 70 aid rs IN asseTtaining these fsets
J. d. GOODPAsTUTRF
A. D. GOFF
TAI. W. NEWMAN
MICHAEL VAUGHN.
June ~ JAS. J. TURNER
EMONS! LEMONS I--5O boxes F-s7b Ts75o55 j1,f
10 - ts'st'eu ana ior sale BY HARRIS 3 CO.,
20 No. 49, Market street.
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MARBLE AND ALABAsTER ITALIAN WORKS OF ART.
49, = am.Erna

WIN Be sold at Auction Tuesday ana Wel-. ~ f
NF and 16th instant 10 O'Clock A.. st ny a1-- -
splendid collaciion d MARI and Alattsr sat - -
sh Poets, Shakespeare and Milton TIE Greek slave ~ a-
Girls by Con0Ta Group Of Diana; Group q Chlrrr. P
~ s0laln Also, large collection Of Marble ln5 fT1f
Yas E11ra1con Hete Aedics Roman, Grecian Fiorrf-.
Gothic yellow q Sierra, and Bg0 Of various fyleg ~, 80
tlsst1lly and elegantly crTel 20 hasl reeiv-
laneEm and Pompeis urus, eh AID elerant 49, 80
Receivers; Belgian Lyons on Petls; Fruit Bowls ~ r1
Vases neaal kloreains and Open orsci hasets; Fsrs-
ana Birds Win many ether articles, both 1sefu ana
The above goods have been sslecl from the mos ces-,i
lsl1na E taf ~ sisnor fatl1lui, Just rsturrsl Prom -
the continent q Europe, where re has ub 4e,f
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