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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-06

BGDF" The Kanawha Republican con-
tains a list Of about 900 DELINQUENT
taxpayers, published by order Of the
Court Of that County, under provision
Of the act Of the last Legislature, au.
thorising such publication. The Re
publican says this is 9 wise law so it
is, so far rs tho object to be accom-
plished is concerned; but is not so cts.
a 1000 ridcplously low pay for print
ing the same? Fifty cents thousand
might pay for the publication Of laws
when there is large amount of it to
do, and that was the object in the
sketch Of law that was submitted to
the Legislature last winter, of which
this law was the puny product-but
such publications as this should come
under the general head of ADVERTISE
mcnts, and be paid for accordingly
Had the movement last winter been
properly pushed by Che press of the
State, law might have boon procured
that would have been worth something
to the craft, bat by neglect it resulted
in miserable abortion. Shall we try
it again, gentlemen of the press, or are
you oil satisGed?- WeNs6,uy Herald.
.B9a. WE are perfectly satisfied,
Mcssrs. Editors Of the Herald, that, Of
all the States of the Union, VIRGINIA
does tho least, either by Legislative
,enactments Or by its City and County
authorities, for the support of ncwspa-
pers, or for the publication of laws and
Other transactions in which the people
generally are concerned; and We arc
just AZ we'll satisfied that there should
be an improvement in this condition Of
things. 1t is probable, too, that you,
and other editors who have a County
or District to yourselves, without an
opposition press, will have to labor Cor
MI the legislation you get, TIE organs
of the dominant party do not seem to
care much about progress; and those
opposed to them can hardly be expect
ed to take much pains to procure the
passage Of @ law that would cnurc to
the advantage of their competitors ex-
clusiyeIy, For our part notwthstand-
ing that our Democracy dates back to
u by.gonc generation, VIC have notk.ne
to expect from q" the powers that be,
and, in fact, wo have neither the time
,pQr INCLINATION to labor to put money
into the pockets of others who do not
ask our aid. Get all the laws you can,
gentlemen, to libcrolizo the State, and
aid tho press; but We doubt much whs.
thor tho politicians and planters of
Eastern Virginia will let you haze any
thing worth contea4ing for.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-06


Long time ago the Drawer had a
story OF two honest Dutchmen who
we're Tor the fir1t time, using a note Of
hand. Hans lent Stats a hundred
dollars. I'D, between them, they man
agel TO write note, but then the qucs-
ton came up, who should keep the note?
At last it was agreed that Stats WHO
had borrowed the money, should keep
the note, so as to know when it must
be paid. At the timo appointed he
brought the note an@ the money, and
Hans now took them both, and kept
the note, that lie might be sure it was
paid. But this old story is not half
as good as ore WHICH western New
Yor3i correspondent furnishes of some
Of the pioneers who settled the region
from which he writes. Ito says!
"Many years ago the first settlers
in this, then wilderness almost, were
obliged to take their grain 3ne hundred
and City miles il wagons to Albany
to find market. The reads were bad
and travelling dangerous. Three of
our farmers found purchaser for their
loads of wheat at Amsterdam, village
some twenty-five miles west Of Albany
and were glad to dispose Of it, Qnd save
themselves the travel. They took an
order on the bank at Amsterdam for
their pay, which was offered to them
in silver, but they objected to taking
it, as it was too heavy to carry, and
they preferred the notes Of the bank.
And here the laugh comes in, The
officers of the banl reused to give
them the bills, because tho farmers
were going SO far out into the wilder,
@crnoss thc.bills you'd never come back
to the bank agaip! The mater was
finally compromised by the banks pay.
ing each of them one dollar extra on
their conserving to receive silver in
stend Of pepper money" ..' ' Il d. "
Tho Washington Correspondent oil
the New York Tribrne says: ''"
The articles now being published in
the Union against Judge Douglas are |
written under the special dise@tiof, Of
the President, if not with his own hand. |
The sane etatcmont and language. arc |
held commonly among the friends Of |
the administration, and it IS generally |
recognized that q personal var is in,
tended at every hazard, and tho Fcdcr.
al officers go notified tile5 tvory rcfus.
al to enlist will DC followed by re.
nova as was recently done in Chicayo. !
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-06

4 Brave Gdi WithEccentrtC TASTES.
beiiiia Hamlii, Of Belclertown, Mass. sig.
teen years, Of sge, while gathering berries in
posture last geek, killed two black snakes
meosutiOg each SIX feet IN icng,h besides
catching two Ike striped snakes which she
put IN her bosom ond carried home 60 her
mother
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-06

BURNING RA1LhoAp BRDGB.-On
Thursday night last an attempt was
made to destroy the bridge on the Steu.
benvillc and Indiana RAILROAD, near
The village of Uhrichsvillc, by boring
holes in the large timbers, filling them
with turpcntine, and setting the spirits
on fire. The fro was under headway,
end thc sides of the bridge il . blaze,
wien the freight train came along at
its usual speed The engineer and
fireman put tii6braKcs down and Jump.
ed expecting to see train and bridge all
60 down together in common ruin, to
thc bottom Of the creek. ~" But the
bridge, luckily, aishoagh cnvelopcd in
smoke and flames, proved competent
to the burtbcn, and the train passed
over in safely to the "other side Of
Saltwater" where, the brakes being
down, it soon stopped
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-14

CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
TTSHE Michigan Central Railroad has the adv antage
ESctssUe Telegraph Line, used entirely for the
Of al trains, thereby avoiding possibility
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
6:l ID IN. EXPRESS MAiLr-making direct through
connections to Niagara Falls Buffalo, New York and
7:45 a. m. ClscrxsArI ExrHEss-Making direct
connections TO Lafayette, Indianapolis Cincinnati New
Albany, Louisville, Dayton, Columbus zanesvie Wheel.
ing Pttsburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington.
7:45 u. mi. TslEcRArA ExPKEs-Arriving at Mag
ara Fails or Buffalo next morning, New York at n,
Philadelphia. N Elnra, at 10 M, Boston at ~ at
oight Connects at Paris with Bualo and Lake Huron
3. r. for Buffalo and all points East. fof Ell
500 p. m. AFTERNOON ExrRRss-Arrives IN New
YORK at ~ second day. or Boston at NJ, and at
Philadelphia 1880 second morning. ia
$3.50 p. n stt0HT ExPREss-Arriving At Maya.
IA Falls or Buffalo neat evening, New York, at ~,
and Boston r. y. next day. Connects at Paris with
naio ana Lake Huron r. K ior Buffalo and al points
with New Albany Salem r. Road for New Albany
indianapolis, Cincinnati Dayton, Columbus zanesylie
Belleontains Wheeling baltimore, Washington, Pitts
Ey The Trains on tss.Oaicago, Harrington 6 gum
,y, Gdlena d CAicago Uaioaa Hljssois Central and
Mcdigdn Central Rairoads run INTO tas sane Depot
at Chicago, sdring the eopsnseto passengers of hack
hire ana raaser 81 Engage.
the 5. 1 5 u. ma. 3 900 p. IN. and s 80 p.m
Trains direct connections ut Toronto with the
GRAND IR INK RAILWAY!
hfngstoh, OgdensoaTg, Montreal, Quebec, and AL
,onts in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp.
shire and Maine. q, 4. es..a5S Il. f -a9
1t Is well known b. the travelling public that this Road
has competitor OF equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Ogdensburgh, Mon-
treal, &C., &c. r
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night 10
over this route. $50 p M. One Train Sunday at $40
P. NJ. No 300 p. NJ. Saturday. 5# tlhs
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
New York, Boston, Elnlira and PhiIsdelphia. W. 9
~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of the
Railroads. will find competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at the depots to receive checks and
convey their baggage to the Michigan Central free
of charge. EGH .#a
1HROJGH TICKETS GOOD FOR NINETY IA YSi
Allowing holders 10 remain over and resume their
seats be bought at the different offices in the west
also at The Passenger Depot foot of Lake Street. and at
the Genersl Ticket Office Corner Of Lake and Dearborn
Streets Chicago, opposite the fremont House.
- ~ ,sf.ts-. h. J. sPAULDING,
May l, ls61- General Pass. Agent.
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SsaEissTasS GALE,

sac y loaod, Des N0ines County, 49,
u virtue OF executions to me directed, issued GU,
~ OIL the oiee of the Clerk of the District curt T.
said county, In favor of Taylor Seymour Co Jansop
smith, and Sande Brothers, aad against Ii o. lrar,
ay nave ievied upon aad viii expose for sale to the
highest bidder at the Aacti Room Of VII y Utter
en- Main Street, in the city of Buiugton In said goun.
~ OF Des Mones, on the 2ld day OF December next
A. d. 1898, between the hours of o'clock A. NJ and
o'clock r. Al. OF said day the following prom
erty, to-sit large lo of Furn ture Consisting Of
general assortment Furniture Dc alers as wen A. ali
who ant good and cheap Furniture, would do well 10
remember December the ed, and be on hand Taken
and levied on ~ the properly Of the said HARDY
TO satisfy said writ OF execution.
novz4-dltwid A. J. HILLHOUsE
Sheriff Der Noiuss To,ats,
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Trnafaas' Sale

"HEH EAs. Joseph 8. Endcutt and Abigail,
w bis wife, by Deed Of Trust, dated June st 1855,
conveyed unto John Thomp on and Jesse " assom
Trustees, the Real Estate described the North half
OF the Nortn-M est quarter Of Section fourteen 14
Township seveny-one l71), North Of Range three 49,
West, containing ~ acres. to secure William Allen
Repayment OF certain p omissory of said date
Ior ak hundred and fortynine dollars ndtwentyseven
cents, and drawing per cent interest per annum
from date thereof, and able the LIST day Of Octo
0er lss And whereas the said has become due and
stu unpaid, therefore, at the request Of said Allen
the owner Of said note and BY virtue Of the authority
given in said Deed OF Trust, viii proceed to sell he
above described Real Estate At public sale to the high
est bidder for cash. at the front door of the House,
In the city Of Burlington Des MONIES County, Iowa, on
Friday, the SIst day of December next, between the
hours Of 10 A. NJ. aad r. NJ Of said day, to satisfy
said note, interest and costs
novs0wtd JOHN THOMPSON, lr.....
lIusitSS
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Among my stock VIII oe found the following valuable
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Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols. NOR. antique.
Addison's Works, 6vols. sheep.
Godsmith's So vols. I"
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Johnson's Works, vols. Sheep
Hallam's Middle Ages.
Prescott's Complete Works, IA vols Library
The Works Of Daniel Webster, 6 vols. clotn
gansros History Of the So vols. cloth and sheep.
Kane's Arctic Expedition, Q vols.
Ben Johnson's Dramatic Works, I vol. calf.
Beaumont h Fletcher's /" sheep
Shakspeare's
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Dickens D Complete Works, 8 vols. sheep.
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EikUs gEI.,> sAr.r.

ist 81 Ek7A MALE.
I'm the 2lst day OF December A. d. 1858, at the
" door Of Marion Hal, Burlington, iowa, between
tie hours OF IL NJ. and Y. II at auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, Will sell tie following land,
the property called Kossuth Mills, described as
follows: Begin to bound at the North. West
corner OF an acre ard hail lot, decided By SAM
uei aud Hannah Heller to l.. G. Oliver, and j. l. Yost
on February 10th, 1855, aud which is Ia Dss
Moines County, Iowa, and reco rded; run thence
East sixteen rods, thence South seventeen zoos and
twelve eet, thence little South Of est sixteen rods
thence North eigtteen rods and thirteen and half
feet to the place of beginning. Al in the West half Of
the Aorth East quarter OF Section thirty, township
seventy two North Range Two ST. Ali iii Des ssoines
County, state oil Iowa, and being in said land al d
appurtenances an undivided one-nalf
~ virtue OF mortgage Auu power Of sale from Il. j.
Harper and his wife, will sell the trustee
according to power record author eng me t. SO SELL
to pay note OF $500 and est which is past due
and unpaid and will give Deed to The vendee OF said
property
nov30-wlt JOHN H. ARMSTRONG,
Trustee afureSaid
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re 4eAs Men 4ne.aeGssr. e :. " noseas
- = tkee eveqiR8 to -. a. eOssersf - anssSsa,
presented u's letters o. insroanct,on. go co.
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had appeared ou4 ana absent from sne NO
mens % ma aefsys5 inseffupteS nina .ieO -
reQuest 70 % pefmtted to Ne GOWN on s9e sole,.
while the case vas stAteu. " course INC gen.
tleman ac9uiesced, ana ~. s'retcned hlmA
aeti = iuM length lp9n tne co0en, snreW n's
nAnokercnaei over nls n's lace. ana. - ms visl-
W ~ssus '~Ss .S' S : ssspN ss1sn.S'sg y,
However, the gentleman stated the case IN at
its pArticuiarS ara tnen ~ lever 81 intense
vexauon arose % retire NJ WeDster roiled
lszlly on the SOFA, remarked his being very
much fstigued. told me gentleman 70 cali e nine
o,clock the next morning for his opinion, aDd
bade him good night The gentleman returned
70 hltirlend q the hotel, and announced With
an expression 81 mortiication and disgust bis
intention Of rsturn,ag home by ne morning
rain At seven. why asks ME friend
| why Why because our journey u misera-
bile failure. Mr.. Webster was intoxicated; he
slept all the time i was telling my case. and
though he told me to call It nine, shall leave
~ seven" depend upon il you are mistaken 7,
| was the response, and you must do no such
thing, but call upon him, as he desired. -
Nonsense, know when = man 10 drunk, and
shall waste no more time in the matter" How.
/ ever, when morning came, the gentleman yield-
cd to his friends earnest solicitations and called
upon the great lawyer. The compliments over,
the gentleman proceeded to repeat his state :
4 men.s Of the last evening. Mr.. w. interrupted
him with the inquiry IT he had omitted any i'm
portant point in his former narration. He am
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...S::e.s-5 ~ M 7s9Ia Fefnrne1 a Rdaar. and
s.s~iS ~ f3,SS ~ ,SSahea elSSo. smd hicb
II s. kltftoA hA4 ben tAe groqp1 Of
- oQmnUQQ pa19 her ana enee neF
OnexNe ~ non bang e1traofdluazny.
would have been-0yorlo0kod in . woman o.
s1nte1lof benAo0. .s, E :
When be bad BY THE deceit, diveRted the
! King frpn his pasposs, be took % Opp0rtalni-
y, aker eOme interval Of turniug agAin the
Z conversation ON ElfridA He remarked
ntanA thoukh che percentage and the fOrtqne
o. tie lndy Ind BOT produced % him, q with
oshoss any illusions with regard DO her bean.
A ty, ne eOuld not fofkeox re6octing that che
.vould, ON the whois, be an odvantageous
match for him. and night by her berth and
= tfcllcs, make him eulkciepe O0mpeneation
!. Cor he housIinouo Of bee peroon II the
: hing, tkofel6tA knye bis depreciation, ne
5. v.c detprniao1 IS make the proposals in
Bis owo behalf 10 the Earl Of D,venshire,
{ and doahted MOTTO obtain his - well - the
= yolne Iady's oonosnt 10 tho marriage. Ed
ar PLEASED with a. expedient for cstablish-
. Ing his favoRitsis fostnoe not only exhorted
hin = e1seueo bic purpose. bat forwarded
= sdcooO BY 6iS feeOmmedAtiOns 70 the pa
rents Of Elhida; and Athslwold was soon
. nads happy IN ne possession Of his mistress.
j DreNding, however, the detection Of the arti-
!" Ace, be employed every preteuce for detain.
ing Elfrids IN Che cointfy, and keeping her
& ! distance from Edgar.
The violent passions Of Athlewold had
rendered him blind 10 the necessary conse.
ouenoes which must attend his conduct, and
he advantage which the numerous enemies
that alvays perpue 4 royal favorite would
brits. means, be able TO make against him.
EDGAR was coon informed Of the truth, bal
before be would execute yeugence on Athle
v6lds treachery, he resolved 70 satisfy him.
: eli with his own eyes Of the certainly and
I'm extent Of his guilt He told him that he
Intended 70 nav him visit in his castle, and
IS introduced 20 the acquaintance Of his
nav msrried wifs I and Atbelwold, as he
-coold not refnse ne honor. only craved leave
10 20 before him few bours, that be might
che better prepase everything for his reoep.
tion. He chen discovered everything to his
wife, and begged her, If she had anG regard
.either 70 her own honor or his life, to con.
80 49,. ~, :. ~.
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Burlington House FACTORY.


THE Undersigned would to his friends and pat
i rens that he has succeeded In perfecting his
rangements so as to do by machinery s the work on
Houses usually done by hand except fitting and mailing
He has on hand large supply of
Building Materials. Fsui;ders, Hard
ware. Chain k'unsrs, dc.
Cottages and District School AloI4 Quilt at any
sonable distance from the city or Gu the line OF Rail-
road East or West %
If you would have Cheap House baiid il in 1885,
and If would have completed ready for upancy
at one place, thus saving time and rntIe and have it
built Oh short notice and datug terms, send In
your bill to the Burlington House FACTORY.
All kinds OF House Noik. sEc Doors, sash, Blinds
Door and Window Frames, C0rniee ii Qaiiings, Band
Moaldings, az, constantly on Hand,
Persons at a distance Wishing 10 Eabs the cost Of
Buildings pr anything IN The batin Line. can have
their wants attended 70 bs paying passage and address
s.ayibriy = u !. SOY.
To All to Whom it I'll " Concern.
u Ta, the Inventor Of new and useful Improvement
IN smut Machines, which rah: ed me by
letters patent bearing date 10th UG 1851, and there
are certain parties mar uiaetunIg aeiAes and using
my Improvements. This is 10 Hoffy all persons who
make use vend said Improvements .at will hold
each and every person, who nirlnges my rights,
sponsible for ali such infrngemeIt, ana will at their
expence establish the validity ofny patent.
Now part OF what Claim as my invention Is the
securing DEVICE formed OF the heater attached to the
cylindrical screw, in combination with the securing
plate cylinder, formed Of series of rings placed
one over the other. i fun ther claim the ndjustibe
placed in the chamber, and relatively
with the fan, whereby the chess and lighter and inferior
grain may, when Of sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or, when
worthless, allowed psssint the box 70 be elected
therefrom with the Amer and fosegn substances
This Is part OF what claim in the summary to my
patent The above nctice will hcpe be sufficient that
none may claim ignorance Of my right. R 1ittss1
March % t~. JOHN A WOODWARD
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A, UEMMEHLE,

SdUUIE IN D HI HNESS .NIhFR,
Na~5iBE.ess between ERai. 81. SITS.
lie Undersigned has hand and manufacture 10
order Saddles, HARNESS and Az articles IA ms line
IN any style desired. They have purchased the right
manufacture >hattuck's Patent Collar believed he
the best article used
gChays, sofas, etc.. tremed ID any style desired
Orders solicited A. DEMH.2LE.
oct)-d5m-wiy (Free Press copy)
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A LUCKY SHoT-KILLING 4 GRIZZLY BEAR AND
FINDING FoRTUNE.--The Union Democrat
(Sonora) of Oct. 22d, tells the following story:
John Minear, former resident of Sonora, but
now sojourning in the mountains, one day last
week shot grzzly-the second one, by the
way, he had killed during the week--wbich roll.
| ed down the mountain some distance, lodging
against . ledge OF quartz rock. While engaged
in skinniig the animal, his attention was at
tracted to some broken pieces Of rock contain
ins gold. On further examination along the
ledge by knocking, off the moss, be was made
awar that he had found lead Of astonishing
richness, which he at once took possession OF.
bone specimens from the claim We have seen
taken from The surface, and gold is visible IN
profusion. This is in the neighborhood Of the
BanRister claim, and on the famous Buchanan"
cad
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IQY CALLING At HARRIS AUCfION H0raR
n ON Main street, uhsse large stock q
u w q n n n

ueen received, embracing almost every thinf
g ee .ay o. Dry Geods and Notiens, and vSere 4
=. s ~. nay e SAVED 70 he buyer
AvOasOM nALG9-Every evening IL he vesk, (eun
eep sncsPted) and at aM buatnee{ honrs - rrivif1
ave, dspneasing usual auction prleea. 81 S
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49, ~ M eseAs vaSesy ef Dysae xrimminns ana Dut
sons Hoeons Laces, edsingt Ae g ~ 80 ~ rsr
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DENTISTRY

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