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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14

Eg THE WHEAT CROP IN OHIo-The pros
poets of the wheat crop throughout Central
and Eastern Ohio, we're never, it is said
more promising than they are at this time
The Wheeling Intelligeucer has been inform
cd by Mr.. Garrett, President Of the Balti.
more and Ohio road, that the people, every,
where he has been, are jubilant with the ex.
pectation Of an abundant harvest.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14
shsnokin township, May II, 1856

OFFICE OF THE WYOMING CANAL
OCOMPAHY, 32s WALNUT Street, Phha'
dslphia, April 80, ls59.-NoTlCE.-A Meet.
inc Of the stockholders of the Wyoming Canal
COMPANY will be held at the Company's ofice'
in the City of Philadelphia, ON Wednesday, May
ism at ~ o'clock NJ, to action upon an Aet ei
Assembly. approved the il.h day Of April. a. D
1859. relating TO the election Of officers, and
other purposes. By order Of the Board Of Mana
gers Sh NILS fH""'
MAY IA, le59.-lt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14
d L A Il Ii S

In this place on Sunday last. Mrs. JANE
X KANTNER, wife Of Michael Kautuer, aged
about 36 years.
10 Lower Augusta township, on Wednes-
day last Mrs. NJ AIRY wife of Maj. Samuel
Lantz, aged abon: rs years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14

tS- The Milton Democrat, has again re.
vived md is now pub!ished by Il. II Hall ;
Mr. Johu r. Eek having retired. The De.
mocrat appeurs to. be edited with considera-
BILE ability. May the present editor retire
with fortune, ns is said OF Mr.. Eek.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14

e1- The LewiSbarg Chronicle has raised
new heading and changed IFS title, ma.
king it read Union County Star and Leu
isburg Chronicle. This is quite an improve.
ment. The Chronicle is a good paper for its
party, and takes an active part in Republican
measures.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14
Tbe I'll al kets

PHILADELPHIA iMARKETs-May l2.
1889. -GRIIN-Aheat, sales of fair and good
Red at $l60a$ 62 per bushel, and White from
S! 10 to s rs per bushe. Rye is wanted at
50 cents. Corn, sales of Yellow at so a IS
cents, and 81 80 cents from store. Oats are
selling at SIS cents per bushel for Penna.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14

AN EXPERIMENT WORTH TRYING.-It IS
said that by taking up shrubs or plants at
this time, with some of their own soil about
the roots and placing them upright in cellar
until October then transplauting them into
pots and watering them with solution Of
half an ounce Of salt smmonnie TO pint Of
rain water, you will have summer flowers in
winter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14

ga" Buchers String Band favored some
of our citizens with serenade on "Wednesday
evening last, and discoursed some excellent
music. This band, under the leadership OF
J. W. Bucher, has improved very much
within O short time and stands second to no
band in this port Of the country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14

ttss- CRoPs IN THE WEST Accounts from
the Western States generally represent the
wheat cicp as very promising for the next
season. a failure of the crops this year
would be dsasterous to the entire West.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14

ug@ TERMED MoRMoSs-A letter from
Camp Ployd states that quite number OF
Uni,ad States soldiers have Joined the Nor
mon church, for the sake Of Mormoa criao'
line
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14

az~ Eisenbse & Cos Gymnasium and
Ethiopian Opera Troupe, performed 10 this
place on Thursday evening last, to large
audience
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
Estate of FREDERICK MUTCHLER
Deceased,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
~ istration having been granted to the sub
scriber on the estate of Frederick Muchler, late
Of Shamokn township Northumberland county
deceased. All persons indebted are requested
TO make payment on or before the 18th day o.
June, next, TO the subscriber, and those having
claims to present them duly authenticated iol
settlement.
JACOB MUTCHLER. Admir-.
Shanokin township, May IL, 1856
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14
TT Z All ERICAN .
II. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor

TO ADvRsri'zSs The circulation OF the Sunbury
American among the different towns the Susquebanns
is exceeded cqnaed by any paper published in NORTH
Tn Peimsyvnr,a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14

.oman Catholics all over the country are
ding gold medals aud other rewards OF
rit 10 the schoolboy who got whipped by a
ston school teacher for refusing to repeat
d's commandments. Perhaps he may feel
outraged to seek to win additional favor
refusing to obey them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14
sstaiCH sai.isict Is8urc, deceased
Joseph lIaupt aud wife, ! Wit of Partition and
Valuation. Returnable
The heirs Of Samuel 10 .4u.ust Term, s5g
h,,ra


Moore deceased.
= o Jo,cph Hlup, aud Susan his wife, Jam,s
Merrill and Hannah his VT. r,s..iing al lie
Forty. IioIa county. Pa. VIM. Fulkerson and
sarah his wile, rrsdugat -, Tlopa county,
Pa John No re, Elisha Moore, Rehtcc, Moore
and Esther M"ore, residing in Shamokin town.
ship, Northumberland co-nty, Pa; Michael
Moore, residing at Gas is heeveG) Saint Antho.
ny's Falls III the State OF Minnesota, Marist
Moore, widow of isasc Moore, deceased. (who
was a ssn oI said dccendan) and who died VITA.
in the lifetime Of his said father, leaving is .ue
Cathsrine tntrrmarricd with John Bostian, liar.
rirt, intermarrtd with William Nabor, and Ann
Charles, Miles and Alice Moore-which said
Charles Miles and Alice are minors and all
OF which widow and children of said Isaac
Moore deceased, reside at Jackson, Lycomlng
county, Pd.,) heirs and legal representatives Of
the said samuel Moore, deceased.
You and each of you are hereby notified that
by virtue Of tLe above writ, TO me directed, an
Inquest will be held at the late residence of the
said Samuel Moore, deceased in Shamokin
township. Northumberland county, Pennsyva-
mia, on Friday, the l7th day Of June, 1889, for
the purpose of making partition Of or to value
aud appraise the real estate of said deceased,
at which time and place you may attend if you
see proper.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sherilfs Office, Sunbury,
May l4th, 1889.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14

Of Verdi or Rossinl by the best performers.
The late news from Europe dispels almost
every hope Of peace. The alliance Of Louio
Napoleon with the Emperor Of Russia, has
greatly alarmed England and not without
cause. The whole history Of the French
Emperor, shows that he is determined to
initiate his great uncle, and fight his way to
fame and distinction or die in the attempt
-sos~-%--------
ES~ Hints FOR HoME UsE.-A cotempora
ry has furnished in what follows some most
useful hints for home application We have
nothing to object to that honorable and self
reliant spirit which place a man above the
tricks and articles OF trade. BY being too
ofGcious and importunate, q merchant may
unques;ionaby ipjure his position with the
careful and prudent buyer. Yet there are
certain modes of obtaining proper notoriety'
and keeping ones self before the public,
which no sensible man should neglect, if be
would keep his old friends and obtain new
ones. The newspaper has become q daily
directory. The first coumps over which the
business man casts his eye, as he opens The
sheet, are those which display the character
Of the merchandise in the market, the place
where various articles may be found and the
terms on which they may be purchased
Whoever is not here represented, is at @
disadvantage in comparison with his more
alert and ente:prisng neigbbors. He suffers
Others to cut him of from public view; and
though he may retain the chief part Of his
old customers, there are some even Of those
whose attention will be diverted from him
while new men are very apt to be drawn tG
such establishments as keep themselves be
| fore the public eye. \ non advertised mer
chant may actually have better and more
various stock than some Of his advertised
eighbors, and still sell less than they, be
cause he does not display bis complete assort
ment to good advantage The pages Of ou
paper exhibit, during the business season
the sound wisdom Of cur friends. They bav
everything to tempt purchasers, and not onl
so, but to satisfy these who arc attracted.
And by making this fact patent through th
columns Of commercial newspaper, they Sc
cure in the reAdest aud most proper way, th
attention of their immediate fellow citizen
as well as visitors TO the city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14

OF Committee on Finance, Rssolved, I uAi
High Constable Merrill having removed in
1858, several dead dogs and other nuisanees
placed 10 the highways Of the borough by
unknown persons an order be drawn in bis
favor for "a SO, in consideration Of said ser
vices.
On motion OF Geo. b. Youngman, Resolred,
That in conformity with the supplement to
the Borough Charter passed at the late ses'
sion Of the Legislature, the Street Commits
soners be directed TO do no work on the
streets, &c except such as may be ordered
by the Council. Should they or any Of the
citizens believe it proper TO make repairs, &c,
they are hereby directed TO notify the Chair
man of the proper Committee or any OF the
Counoilmep, who will bring II before the
Council as early as possible.
! On motion Of Mr. Youngman, Resolved,
That the committee on River Bank be direct
ed TO view the slope wall along the river bank
10 trout Of the Borough, make an estimate oil
cost of repairing said WALL aud suggest what
ever they may deem proper in relation to it.
Also, to examine tue bank above and below
said wall, and propose whatever repairs they
may believe proper and necessary, to be maze
to it, and report as soon as possible.
A committee from the GOOD Intent Fire
Company" waited upon the Council, extend.
ing an invitation to the Council to partici.
pate in the reception OF their new Engine on
Friday next.
On motion Of q. J. Bruner, Resolved, That
the members OF Council accept the invitation
rendered them by the GOOD Intent Fire
Company" to participate with them on Fri
day next in the reception Of their new Engine
On motion Of Youugman, Resolved, That
the Chief Burgess be authorized TO employ
the necessary number Of persons to assist the
Engineer 10 grading the streets, &c, &c. oi
the Borough.
G j. Bruner offered the following prean
BILE aud resolution, which on second reading
was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. Ira Il. Clement to whom the
Borough Ferry was struck down some time ir
February last, has refused to comply with the
conditions of saleof said ferry; aud WHEREAS
1t is important and necessary that the sam'
should be again put up at public outcry.-
Therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Chief Burgess be anC
he is hereby authorized to again lease th
Borough Ferry for the term Of one year fro I
the lst day Of April last, in the same name
and on the same conditions as the sGine ha
heretofore been leased.
The Chief Burgess wishing to offer reso
luton, Second Burgess Shiudel took tn
chair. The Chief Burgess then offered th
following:
Resolved, That the committee on Revision
Of the Charter, be requested to perform thu
duty, and that reasonable compensation b
allowed them for their services II required.
On motion, resolution was adopted O
second reading.
On motion adjourned to meet on Monda
evening the 23d inst
JND. w. BUCHER, Clerk.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14
Tho Northern Central hallway.


Arrival and departure of Passenger Trims on aud alter
APRiL 18th, 1859. at SUSBuRy, as follows;
GOING SOUTH
TEAMS. For Harrisburg 4 Baltimore, Leavessuneury
Mo-, T,oin p55 A. NJ.
Buffalo Niagara Express, Isl W.
Burden and Passenger, sOO
COMING NORTH
T1A,,, From Harrisburg 4 Bak, Arrive at sunbury
v,ou ,rr,r 3O9 p. NJ
Buffalo and Niagoro Express, luI0 a,
Burden and Passenger, WV a. VA
aoINo NORTH.
TRAtxs For willamsPort Elmira, Leaves sunbury'
Mai Trail, ala r. NJ.
Buffalo aud Niagara Express 1oI5 =,
Burden and Passenger, ooo A. NJ
COMING SOUTH
TRAINS From Elmirs Williamspt, Arrive ut sunbury
Mail Train, o52 A. NJ.
Buffalo and Niagara Express, IL IS r. NJ.
Burden and Passenger. 4.OO
The shamokin valley and PottsyilIe Railroad
| Passenger train lehves sunhuIy at 5.i5 A. NJ
" q" Mt. Carmel, i3O 2. NJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14
GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
A New Style. Price $50.
4o5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
100 CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA


These Machines sew from two spools, and
form a seam of unequalled strength, beauty, and
elasticity which will not rip, even if every fourth
stitch bs cut. They unquesiionably the bes,
in market for Family use.
B SEND FORA CIRCULAR 81
II. b. MAssEn Agent, Sunbury. Northumber
land county Pa.
November 81, 1863
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14


ExLAnGING.-The large number ofstudents
in attendance at ;he Iron City College hts
made it necessary for the managers Of that
popular institution to open separate rooms
for the several departments Of the College.
One Fl all capable Of seating two hundr'
and fifty students, is now appropriated exclu-
sively to those engaged in book keeping; ar
other with capacity for one hundred al d
friy. 10 devoted to the writing department :;
third with accommodations for two hundre
is occupied by those engaged in mathematical
studies, while the forth, used as lecture roc m
is occupied from four 10 six hours each day
by some Of the professors with their classe9.
The present capabilities Of the College are
ample for the accommodation of six hundred
students bnt should its patronage increase
for the year to come, as it has during the past
the College rooms will be far too limited for
those seeking admission.
LOOK Orr.-Our citizens should be on the
look out for lot OF lazy scoundrels who are
prowling about town too ]azy to work, but
steal oil they can got their hands on. On
| Tuesday night Il ey got into Jesse Derrick.
sons premises, and carried of some six or
eight very nice hams, which were laid by for
summer use. the shoulders and side meat
were left behind, not being good enough
for the lazy rascals, ,-Mitontan.
| ASSETS OF DEFuNcr BAN1.-The assignee
| OF he Lancaster Bank, Pennsylvania, which
| failed some two or three years ago with an
outstanding circulation Of over 100000, re
| ports that the notes will be utterly worthle' S
so far as the assets of the defunct bank are
! concel ned, which will hardly realize enough
cash to pay expenses. The only chance for
bill holders is to enforce the individual lisbll.
! tiles against directors and stockholders. who
he says, are fully able and responsible to re-
| deem dollar for dollar. Some Of the bill
holdors have determined to prosecute accor'
dingly.
PIKE's PEAK-A letter writer from Pixies
Peak says very cOolly In Arrapahoe cOun
ty there are from eight to twelve hundred
poor devils like myself, hunting gold but not
| finding any. At present, we are preparing te
skin the spring emigration, which is to be
done by disposing Of town sites aud bat
whiskey." 1t is not necessary TO go so far tC
do "skiuning" OF this kind. 1t is done day
after day in every town and city from the
Atlantic coast to the banks OF the Great
Father of Waters.
TIE LARGEST CoFrIS EVER MADE IN KEN
TUCRY.-The undertaking house, corner o
Jefferson and Seventh streets, was the oh
served of oil observers. 1t contained the
coffin Of James d. Porter, Esq, the Ken
tucky giant. The coffin was nine feet one
inch in length, and three feet across th'
breast. 1t was covered with black cloth anC
lined with white satin. 1t is the larges
coffin ever made in this city, and a.tracte:
more attention than anything Of the kline
that ever enclosed the lifeless remains of on,
of our citizens.-Lowistille (Ky.l Courier.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14
Euditor's Notice.

in the O,paa,m Couh IF Northumberland
County.
VsNIiE undersigned, having been appointed by
n the said Court, Auditor, to distribute the
funds in the hands Of DR.. X. b. McCay. Admin
strotor o Mary a. McCay. Geceused, 10 and
am~uC those legally entitled TO receive the same,
viii attend to the duties of the said appointment
at his office, in Suuaury, on Morday, the sixth
day Of June next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at whiuh
time and place all Yartits may attend, ii they scs
irapcr. A.JORDAN ROCKEFELLER,
Sun5ury, May IiIh, 1889. Auditor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-14
N ENN
NEW
2 Q OF A N ID 6 II O 8
STORE

EAMES BEARD having returned from Phil
~ adelp with the latest and most fashionable
styles of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
would invite his numerous friends and the public
generally, to call at his store in MARKET
SQUARE, one door east of the Post Office,
where he will he happy to exhibit his general
assortment Of goods.
His goods consists Of Genteman's Boots,
Shoes, Cali Skin. Morocco, Patent Leather,
and Slippers, Patent Leather, Morocco,
Calf Caters Of oil descriptions.
Ladies' Shoes Of every description and STYLE.
such as Gailefs, Low Boots, Slippers, Bus
kins, &c.
Misses Shoes, Boots, Caters and slippers of
every description and style and material.
Boys Shoes, Boots Gaiters, &c, Of every de-
scripion Of style and nisteral.
Yopths' and Children's Shoes, Boots, Caters,
Slippers, &c, Of eve.y description AMI
style, SC.
ALSO A general assortment Of HATS and
CAPS.
4 Il Of which he will sell low for CASH or
Country Produce. His motto Is better quick
sixpence Ihan a slow shilling"
JAMES BEARD.
Sunbury, May IA, ls59.--lf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
BALTIMORE MARKET.

The Flour market was dull to-day.
We have no sales TO report. Howard
ST and OHIO super is held al $7,25. CITY
Mills at 81 for standard brands. Ohio
Extra at 81, 5Oa7,75: Howard Street do.
at sSss,25; City Nils at $3.50, and Fam
lily al sos for Baltimore brands, and
50 for City, and @475 for Brandy wine,
nd Rye -four al $3.50.
The Grain market was dull, The
purchasers Of Grain came 10 the deteTmi-
nation to-day to purcase Corn only by
weight. The offerings Of Wheat reached
800 bushels; there were sales OF white
at 1875 cents for choice, fair to prime al
l65al6Or. and red al l60al65c. There
were $4,000 bushels Corn at market;
white sold al s5aS8 cents. Oats are IN
changed. We quote Virginia at 53a55
els, Maryland al 53s55 CTS. and Penn
svlvsnla al So c:s. There was no Rye
offered; Pennsylvania at sl.-BaltimOT'
CliDper, 9th INST.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
C01gM5>B2G3GAT9Do
For the Register.


Mr.. EdllOr.-The enuui Of our little
village was very pleasantly interrupted on
Saturday the l4lh inst, by. tue young Ia
dies Of Mr.. Pierce's School, who. in
"keeping up the time honored custom,
assembled in "brighi and beautiful array,
for the purpose of a MAY Coronation. y
Abou, 7 clock p. NJ. our streets were
enivened and beautifully adorned by The
."misses" on their way 10 the residence
of Miss Louisa Parran the fair one 10
whose happy lot, had fallen by the choice
Of her companions, the "eSsy task OF
swaylug the sceplre of "royal preroga-
lives" The train being formed in "courl-
ly order,' the procession moved off. pas
sing up the street; presenting an appear
ance, and a view which ii is seldom our
privilege to gaze upon; TO the large room
above the store of Vim. Moulder, E>q.,
where the beautiful ceremony of Corona.
ton, was performed with ian ease and
grace" which would have honored the
browning ceremonies of the east. The
royal train was introduced by Miss
Rentch, strewing their pathway with
flowers TO the throne, on the arrival al
which the Coronation was performed by
l. Is Pink Boteler. After the various
congratulations Of the occasion, the
Queen" rose upon her throne, and re-
sponded in a manner equaIled only by
that, in which she had been ushered and
crowned; in the presence of the large
crowd which had assembled to witness
the Coronation. The scene was beauu-
!ul and interesting, and reminded us OF a
rich and beautiful boqnett, gemmed with
rich and beautiful roses. We will not
parucularize; for all performed their parts
in a manner far beyond oar feeble imagl-
nation to picture. Long life TO the beau
riful Queen, and her bright and beautiful
"lran,' and may they enjoy many more
such coronalions, before the Cr0oCn OF
woman's sponsibllly shall lie pl ced up
on their fair brow, and even then may their
time pass as sweelIv as on Satur-
day evening the l4lh May.
We may only add that a rich "repast
Of good things" were enjoyed by the COM
pany, who, during the evening were en-
terlained by "souI stirring" music from
CrisweII's Cornet Band. About 10 o.
clock, the curtains fell, the scene closed,
and the beautiful assembly dispersed, TO
seek their homes 10 dream of the happy
hours which had been SO pleasantly and
profitably spent. y.
May %, 1859.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
ZZl Z MAJ.
LyH y u -rk-l.

In this place, on Thursday. Mss .8Gce
LGnlbrighf, eldest daughter OF MIR. Vii
liam lsmbrighr, aged about Is years.
Obituary next week.
In Cooper County. Mo. on the 10Th
Of April, Mrs. Mary p. Jenkins, aged &c
years and 8 months, corsorr of the late
VIM. jenkins, deceased. Of Ibis county.
On the i3ln inst. HIM. Carpenter, in
fanI son Of A. Tyre and Amanda r. Msu,
pin, Of Marinsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
Jefferson County Election.

Below we give the returns of this
County as far as heard from up 10 the
time of our going 10 press on Friday eve
ming, o'clock. Frederick County has
gone for Faulkner by s. maj. Berkeley
gives Faulkner so maj. Hampshire
gives Faulkner $50 maj. Morgan gives
Boteer 8 maj. Loudoun gives BoleIer
ll75. The above reports are i'll circula-
non as we go TO press. The Congress
sjoual election will be close.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
VIRGINIA, Jefferson Co., Set
In the County Court, }
NaY Rnles. 1859.

In the County Court,
May Rules, 1859
Ellis B. Long, William w. In an action
Byrn. Joseph J. long, and ct
John w. Sloge, Co.psrIoer,S Debt. and
under the firm Of Long, an attach
Byrn & Co., Plaintiffs, menl.
against
James J.. TOwuer, Defendant.
pHE object Of this sult Is 10 obtain a
( Judgment agains, the Defendant for
1922 SO, and Sl94, charges OF protest,
with legal interest on both of said sums,
from the 5!h day Of September, 1855. I'll
paid, and costs and To allach the EsIaIe
Of the Defendant, and any debt or debH
due him within ibis State, for The pay
meni OF the same.
1t appearing By affidavit fled IN this
suit. that The Defendant is moi resident
uf This State, be is hereby required 10 APP
pear within one month after due Puoiica-
IiOl Of Ibis order. and DO whs! IS necessa'
~ to protect his interest in ms n'a''e'.
And IL IL further ordered that copy OF
this order be published once wee" Io'
four successive weeks. in The shepherds
Iown Register. newspaper published ID
,his Comfy. aud posted at me 'front.' ooO'
.nCthe C,urr House of the said C"unIy 'on
he hrst day OF rhr next Te'~ "l me sai'
Couu. A Copv-Fe+r
rIOOpE CLERK
F.. |. Lee. Pc.
Nav IL. 1859.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

The Attorney General is abou: TO re-
por; in favor OF the claim Of Capt. Perkins
OF Worcestor, agains, the Russian govern
ment, for 100000. for non-payment of a
conrac, for the delivery Of Powder du-
ring the CTimean war.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
72nEL3hCTG

At Cold Neck, Cooper County, Mo.
N The 22d Of March. by the Rev. Mr..
H,rland. John NJ. NiseWGrner, former
" OF this county. 10 Miss Christina Biz
strap, daughter Of the late Doctor Bis.rsp
of thai place.