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CHARLOTTE ACADEMY.


Charles B. Shaw, Principal.
SNIIs Institute has established Company Of
"A whom iss a1asT;snsd represents and il Principal
81 so@ps1 70 ondGG The snerPs Iti intended
scientific pursuits, " ~
The ;nn@sr term in win September
terminate on ths l., Of February The second term viii be
Mr. SHAW has been recommended to accomplished
uniy"Ssy to %So% We s I % and Mrrls Of The
eoIani Of his and confidently predict the
It, location !. =. Charlotte Court House moral refined
The academy buildings are large airy and eOmmodlou. Pupil,
VINO sahno ma In the family Of the Principal
stse number H be admitted Into The Principal. family
al care. ''1 WIN P''s"'
There are three surehe' Of different per.u.son,
nomi"IG' T snys Places Of WOr'P 10 h sp ,,g
y TS 4 i S6nrirsos WI s 8 TRSSSISs.
Nv EGsIFsToS' Jos. S STSWID6;rE,
The instruction in h Academy comprise the ordinary Aea
deme studies ineludine the Latin, Greek and French
LSngunges The v,ou. branches Of Math cmatics, and
paration for higher study. ~
rEHssruion family Of the PRINCIPAL per
wiz be charged $50 session MONTH charge
BILE at The commencement Of each r''"
CHlrlorrr HOUSE, June as 1853 r Jnass@
I 5,IiGsL p, cSLLEGE-TS Iass, .r.o9 van begin
Rev RoHr RTASp, NJ President Professor Of Morsl
Gtos'k D'SSET A. NJ Professor Of Latin Language aud Lit
ApSK " Iu.lu,e for Prof oren,) Professor Of Greek
WV O. srRASor H. Professor Of Chemistry and Natural Phi
wy sIlgoHTos cH''r A NJ, Professor Of Modern Languages
All sls'cosr, A. w.. Tutor ofthe Academic Department,
Mr. WV and Mr. A. BnoS both ,E}ifui and cb,vipr
hG Tsa,s ~ ipI 5 excellent hoard
Of October J,nay ana Arr tuition room rent deposit,
Ne i5h April Day scholars In s College proper nav AZ
rSr further BE-, sto,@s,IoH Catalogue Pedsn,
A. ". PERGUssON's SCHOOL.
ss,srssI; sesoo - S9vcod ch.fls, CITY County, VI.
Jqy foovingi during which time Ine'ion Of two weeks
o ss, !, sS.TS pGs 9ss tern Of months $40
i've months thereafter. FOR further information address
.uas--am cha. /" cl Sf GS"}; SoS::.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
Session of 1S59-6O.
he a MONDAY osos'r sSd soSSS a"' i the
S S,1'a P Tss. e"'o' p Professor
Esy5siI r. wnvo.p. ofM.,,r,. Medic. and
[ j E:sss'' 3: stf is..,:,s,. =, r.n
8 / I s Sss;., sl S:sss. Dc
Msuos HowaRn, Demonstration of Ansio
Every facility VII enjoyed by student, for chtsng eou
.pcc, bsyne Ssu DIV i1s Nv an sSpSs ~ s,ry we qs. ~
Ih, supply n u,srial tor Practical Anatomy simple
Gilnisai Ins,ructioni given in tn: r.a,ry attached
nj fndmsy sl 80 D. Msrns Hospital or the rori o.
= Z lIs odsg. ,0o, Re ,",!i @SiH','
prse y One Handled Dollars. offered by Dr. Thomas war
may be presented BY any eehsT q the graduating e''
bewou.,,s,or q Ans,omy ................iS
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CoSnirtoS oT Ma sNs.--we are grati6cd to state
thst Mr. Sims condition has improved and that strong
hopes Of his ultimate recovery are entertained by bis
physicians aud attending friends II IL believed nov
thm the bal did not perorste the kidneys or bladder
out passed literally around tho abdominal cavity and
lodged w The cellular tissue the kdneys Tho ven.
Gus uriual discharges which, considered unvorabe
symptoms on Tuesday have nearly ceased.
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SALEoEX LIABLE FARM OF 3II ACRES,

- tie WILL ANSBJ 10 ROAD mile b.o- Rtrn -
Esoh property thereon consisting Horses Cattle log.
hoese and Lott dining Including Housed frn
i oH valuable slave, Cows Carriage, Wsgou Carts crnT-
81 ton, straw, &c, aactionAt request Of Nj Itos
pc VIII sell Al public auction, The order y,r.
il'rl "tlgt btf rsrr@ WEDNESDAY the a;h ~ sen.
The south SIDE Il the williamsburg miles below pl J
"hin bali ale 81 tie York River Railroad About IG, 49,
Al Tire hudrg the pilc erected uitu ,.t two
''f HtI consist OF excellent dwelling good ktrhrB n
10 excellent quality. $3.50 " ''''
Aier s sale Of The land all the property thereon VII
o4d Sosng 81 Three hor>s embracing fne brood Mar
80 'hls- ~ HOS Wagon, Carts all the Farming
P.nyn's sad the crop uf Strav, &c.
An 'u The following day viz; THURSDAY 39h o. sept-ra
80 az 20 Cos a. a. he residence Of the said
pa "eAssin aiT,ui hall nile EAst % Rockets. the large and
'ef wa ~ ih" hu!i!nEs aIf-rtainnK thereto, con
astns 90 r usual variety also, the 10; q attaining po
l' o. ejif,aton Aso, tEo Lots oPPosi.- his
rnee Nenning Co. The YORK River Railroad the ane cnnt
10 acres aud i- ohs- !" The ns being ru,ig
Ss 20 Ne ely o. srhugt are admirably adapted Niark,
"'.a l', ~ 81, 81, hnih'n residences
AMER Et!rh Nl De- su four valuable slaves ft-- men
snf one uonaar Also, AZ the Household Furniture two
..N ~" son. one cart, one CArragr large wheat
straw CROPS % Corn Vegetables &c.
IFsu for the aud, sab cash ha'anre a. II and IL
ilr h'fhNlc n"i~s' Interest added s~-urci IS tr1
'e Pr the personal etaf trvcspt slaves far En ash -;
r- gr' I'D sus under ~ cash, amount month
Th- particular Of the public i Gated o. ia. e,f
sales a. ey WI take place gasifirs'y uiBuf limit 81 yss.s
GODDIN APPERSOS, Auefs.
2S Pine Mules, 3 Horses, 10 Carts ' OF nj
~ ~ 80 SS"1NeI-, SPades, AHes, &c.-Af-r the
Och \ on WEDNESDAY. the 18Th sept-mb,r is AMI on tb
iha ans Mules. nearly al ycsnr "a "a T Tor
spade. Axes above Mule. are ssId II h. III
an' Hrr 81 rood size and ia hnc order would
T.HSs-slI suns uadsr sss cash; over thu, srsuB, ,,
;sis-tls GO6DN I GPpvRsoS. Aoc,.
TFN luafIa - nf ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23

"HeeiiHg on Hs WiAg'," say all who have made use
OF Dr. W'tsrs Basam Of wild Cherry, and by such
cured themselves q coughs, colds and consumption
The prudent will sluays keep this remedy by them.
~ There's vile counterfeit Of this Balsam therefore
be sure and buy ony that prepared by = W. PowIE \
yol Boston which hes The ritisH signature Of BUTTS
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AUCTION SALES
YUIn DAV.
CE or ..., s.s! AS g y..y IAifz

co. .ss,oNknrs ALe 90 vsnI YALgA,
Par.nanf 70 dsSse. Oft cireu u sas 4, ,s,
OF Hu'eh>scn Hufchescns a.
81. conmi-sicn~--, ui g. 1884, ~
deE on the rrrpis.s on FRIDAY The -
fair rot the nsxf fair day thereafter :, 10 -.
~. the foo-ing valuable nfsf- .l,a.,-S ~ 80
Deep Kun Turnpike about hr-~ miles non sees
VII. N-ee y. ""
i.s portion Of the rhant. tract lying On m. rsr,,s.
immediately opposite the hor--teaA .hoa Nn
upon which there vsash~ Ice p~oa rei.
land Is In high state of improvement
I'd called ~p-ndi-tan'
said rad about ~ nIs, nom the NY q Riears.sa
map and -urNey can - At the oce Of Jas
Son. In the city q Richmond
Persons desiring
rel TO Mr~rs Jas Taylor 81
ed Of she-n ush reside. pe-r ~. rs.-l.-
Thf--On~third 81 the purchase ~.
due In too equal ns'.rnis years -y
o. sehs credit payments 10 be negotiable
Win interest .dd. and The title rssned tn
money u paid and conveyance directed BY he
Possession uf he Given In ernp wheat and fou
possession Of each tract u be delivered
year. AIEx n UrrrcIJrsOs
JOAN A. HUTCHINSON
J. n YOUNG.
HUGH NJ HUTCHINSON
Comml-sionsrs
Ss-. " Isftst Aucts ly23-iawtu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23
VALUABLE TIuBERED LAND PoR SALE

In " hcut..-Hy virtue Of a drcrce o. the Gif-iii
Court tor hc County OF New Kent Fa term IN "a
Court l>> in th- suit o. "Appeou Appcron's Heir. viii
s as sP, .ilcr, ~ Public Auction. hshe bid
Ief un THURSDAY She i3h day %
that client piece q Tuberrd Land known ss iIf aPu
W ~.h me 1--we p Arp~rson died seized. lining
'crs mere 5 less Said land b.. the pine tim
Der in us vicinity, distant ulrs
rrsdy sale can D., met with ior Northern W. ssts
fSssA credit sfG " and i rs will b. yen evr.t, Tor
small % dsfray of sale purchasyr bsD- r.f9
90 give good personal security and M tis rfhei 49, ~,
paym~t and transfer directed By Court gF tfire- @
=" So Nrni NNari House, Va TAYLOR.
s-tH Special Coni'r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23
m ACREN OF VALUARLR LANnI nInr

y ~ tASl ~ nv CITY, At AUCTiON-We Eu ss upor
ne PREMISE on MuNDAI the 81 day October eonusrnrin \.
:. s.o-N' y ~, 10 acrrs of valuable Irud In
hrnrico county, adjoining 'Chelsea ana Wing irr-
sey upon The road from the Mechancsye Turnike 10 I7
his Land adapted for building purposes or srk,, garden
% on" desiring % secure building site adjacent 10 t ifv In
T,etsoie and healthy usighborhood DO vel 70
The above property can be bought privately before me day Of
hh cash; the balance T. and "a months
Tor negulbie notes, interest added secured h trt III
NJ snE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VA

At Howard,
THREE MILES WEST or ALEXANDRIA,
rev. JOHN II. MCGUIRE. Rector.
Joss y McGriHt ia Ancient Languages and MathcmAcs
JoHN W. MuCugit, English BTanchcs-Prefect.
" a. StrNnTEs Modern Languages Drawing Painting
b. sHOENAEiH, Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
u. G. SrHiuLtSG, Ancient Languages.
" HtRrESsrEtS, Music.
TINlE i9th session o.
II DAY, the ilth Of /, ptembsr.
TERMS:
$3.50 for hoard tuition light fuel ncndng aud Washing payable
sent annually, In advance.
Modern Language Music Drawing sud Painting at Professor
charges.
REFERENCES:
The bishops and Clergy ofthe Diocese.
The Professors of the University DIVA
For particulars, catalogues
Address
Rev JOHN ? MCGUIRE Howard
Near Theological Seminary, y o.
Us-ciO Fairfar County. Va
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y " n NO.
M Uouid can fhe attention Of Cu.,o NJ. -. -
w Farners, n fhc afra ghirh -. 49, -, X 80
w ~ snehy per cent. les than Peruvia n G1npe
uu Nn - claim 70 b. .1srs-
imrnr'ed on manufactured On ulf ssurfev ''' wv
lhF eiano h Imported ~ WV " WFpn ~ y-,, Va b.,
w u.tIs Islands n ihr South pfefr Ocean mi. -
ns na pHs q upsricf u 's been saisfseoriiy i- b.
~ ~, Pin.neni iarusJ.. md snsiyr-d ~ ne me- s
~ latr hHficuurai Chemist fsuud 10 r..t-fr a..
t,f ~ ~, -altl large Il EuyF ptffr
49, ~ hih. ND PHpSPunRC ACID aud oti. .risssl,
t,,s yle,ins smu,ouis suicent - proaues haas-.is
.-l't cfpi lesilrf Substantially eufiftsr
De- Freely usei uifhout danger % tTrrf-. ,t 49, go
ng N e'nfact sh y, ne case sfh sssss sfhT ~ i,
rallnf felt fffee % moisture rs,as ne ~ ~ \, - II
sv ''nhon aad - experience rs pravs FREF ~ ~
fr orders IN any quanuiy (shfeh r-ourfy .,,,st a.,
farnsrs, spry n I1Hg \ saskv 80 - $50 "
- NO, No y south -, corner q Wan W.. v.,t ~,
1890, soAsh'tlLk, Assats n Riehssasd Va
$4,000 1880. p, ssasDiss, WINS ASb Lia.sy.-
~. avals % Assf spa - ~, Al a. 49,, 80.
"'s ss 'gss . ~ s' ~
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TEACHER WANTED

NTANTFn reasonable salary, Nginisrlis anH sHurs
w LADY, ufU qualified 10 charge Private sho n
from 70 10 yr1nr ladies FROM 10 10 yesrs aye n rosrrs
The ~ dy 60 Janusry nes 1897 snt rive ustructo
me various hrsnhc n an knesh education Music Piano.
Nredie Wort. &C. ~ desired country raised Iay had
experience IN tcachirr, prcfcfrrd
Please addrs The Futscher AZ frreshade dfistsv Co
Va i'et-etvl 4. silFF
SCHOOL, YOUNG MAN, eiucstsd ~ tht Unvsrsty Of
= Virginia desires stuaton - Teacher ne T. prcrs-cd
Anccu Modern tsngua bfanchs
Msthcmaftt Applications stating Scholar sasry
tc receive prompt attention Address Madison Ran
station. Orange Aevandfa r. r.
Reherenees-fros Harrison, Gndersiesve scheis Devere
vi
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A TEACHER wANTFD--ro \

4 TEACHER WANNEn--T0f take charge Of Oak Grove
n Aeadsmy, Noov1y 5"uny, Va man q good moral char
usus Fngsh hranchs o. desired Apply al
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The instruction In this Academy will comprise ordinary Aea
deuic studies, including the Latin, tsrerl French
Languages, the various branches Of Mathematics, and
suc instruction In the ternacular necessary pre-
paraton for higher study.
TEEasTuiion and board 10 the family PRINCIPAL per
term Of months. tl33 Day pupils In Classics
viii be charged 80 session eharr,
Of term 10 such day pupils pAya
BILE At the commencement Of each term.
CHAs h SHAW, Principal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23

Resoired That the chairman of the committee be nu.
thouzed to I'LL any vacancies which may occur in the
above delegation.
u The chairman requests that each member OF the
delegation who possibly 90 Wentworth will meet
hun Tor the purpose Of periecng arrangements the
Office OF the Merchants Insurance Company OH Satur-
day, 9th ins'., at t"o o'clock, p. ~, precisely
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-23
EDGE HILL SCHOOL.

TINHE exercises Of Mss MARY ANN ALIENS SCHOOL vii
ii resumed ON The l.i Monday Of Octohrr. $50 q
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N EGROEs.-rHIs DAY. O'clock Yin be ella 90 Ne.
a en- DICKIsaoN ufIT WV
dsEs-otn Auetionesr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-02

basiness Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise 1l0.
Yussni Notices u 90. Obituaries, according
70 Dpaee occupied.
.Dbplsysd advertissments half more than the
abovs ratss.
Advsftissnsnts loaded and placed under the
hoed Of Especial Notices.. dosbIe fAs ordinary
Y6S0.
Special Notices In ths Local Column 80 cents
pe9 iins.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclu-
sively ia ~ Daily, after the frst two weeks,
80 pr eeot. more than the shove rates.
Al tssAstsws sASsrfSssnenfs mssf % paid for
- s1ssscs. This ruls will not Be varied from. !.
Whsn the advertiser uses the Weekly aions,
The price will be the same ~ In the Daily-
Whsrs The Daily and Weekly are both ussd
. - cant. will bs deducted from the aggre-
Ha1o amount.
UAAsr ths present systsn. the advertiser
pays - mushs for The $3.50 ~ occupies, the
sAAages beiag shsSgsAbls for tks composition
ealy. This Pian 10 nov esnssAIly adopted
Orr sAasos - changes Will b rs cents per
square.
- i sll ssass who're sdvsEsise M en.s are
ai1osntinue1 bsless tAc sxpimtien Of the year
sf ths-tins ssstrasted for, they will be charged
~ q or reGalar rates for the time Actua l.
y n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-02
PIXIES PEAK !! PIXIES PEAK!

Do everything vifh good understanding
4 IN hand, good assortmsnt of MINING BOOTS,
~ together with every description Of BOOTS and
SHOES, for Ladies', Gentiemen's, Misses and
Childrcns wear just received direct from tho best
manufacturers, and for sale at unusually low
prices for cash, at ii. G. HUISKAAp'S,
No. ~ Main st., Sign Of the Big Shoe.
N. B.-I nm also prepared to manufacture, from
the best Of materials and in elegant styls any Of
the above named articles, at the shortest notice,
wsrranting = good ht and general satisfaction.
Keokuk, March 8, '59-d1m
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KEOKUR FEMALE SEMINARY.
vvyHE THIRD TERM Of the "Keokuk Female
/ Seminary" will open on MONDAY, JANU-
AIRY 3fst, in the second story OF Dr. Sanfords
bui ildng, corner Of 6th and Concert streets.
The Board Of Trus tees Of this Seminary elected
from various reli sious denominations and repre-
sentng large part Of the Christian community,
desires by the united and oo-opsrative Efforts Of the
friends of education to establish gradually such
N institution ~ our city requires.
The Principal Of the lnstitution is Rev. =. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or to the Secretary OF the
Board, applications for the admission OF pupils
may be made.
In the Primary Department, young misses from
six TO ten years Of age may bs received under the
care Of Miss Urmston its present teacher, wno re-
ceives all the incomes OF that department.
The charges for tuition viii Be % and ~ 10 the
sum for inciden tai expenses. For Latin, French,
G. erman, de-, extra charges vi II be made.
tits desirable that persons designing to become
pup lis be present punctually on the hrst OF the
sessit n. WM. AnoMI a"N,
Presidentof Of the Board Of Trustees.
HEsRv STRONG, Sec'y.
KeokuA Jan. 1S. l669-d
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No. 90.
G II A ID r II u n X BAIL n . a ID
nE n ~ n m r

~ADELI9HTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTES
FROM ZEE wBsf 70
Boston, Neso York, and the Eastern States
va TIE MicAtsa~ Central, Gvsss WssfrS,
Ogdensburgh Vcrmont Central, a16
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have An opportunity Of
visiting Soms Of the grandest and most Won
dsYful scenery In the world, including ToroafO,
Niagdra Fails, Spspensfon Bridge, 1nousand hidxds,
Rapids Of the 81. LaUrsnce Quebec MeMtvedl, Waite
Mountaius, the Tvbxlar b idse (neayy tpo miles In
lengthy, Lake Champlafn, Falls Of Montmorenct,
Hudson River, sfc., sfc.
On and after May /, 1853, Baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EMIGRANT0s
Passages may be secured Ut the once Of the COM
pany in Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends theremoval Of
smigrants and baggage Ut Qusbec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 to $35 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l. EV \ n HI a N
OF 22. 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
Ii under contract to this Compan for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe Will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for All
points East, also for the Leviathan, or for the n.
b IS. S. Co.'s ships can be obtained at the Once
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 20 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trunk r. r. Co., Of Canada.
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A. q. = II La M A N (.
wHoLEsALR DEALER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
ID u Il q o o n 3, NO OTIONs, 4 c..
Corner OF Fourth and Main streets,


II AS Just received large and splendid stock Of
IL Fail anA wInlcr Goods. Of the
lstest and most approved styles, purchased direct
II from the importers and Manufacturers, and
will be sold on reasonable terms ~ they can be
purchased elsewhere.
The attention Of City and Country Merchants is
respectfully solicited.
EeDtod6w
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Bufsalo and Lake Huron RaiirOadi
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO TIA DETROIT
At the above oficctiekets for New lork, Boston,
and ell the stations on the New York kfie ana
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
j. WARRACK,
Agent Of b. 4 L. H. Railroad,
Once No. SO Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, '56-dly-c.H.s.
Sight Drafts on London at dollars per ster-
ling may be obtained 1t the Once OF the 0rand
Trunk X. n. OF fCanadA, in Chicago.
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WIN. N. GROVER,
q ttor ney ut = aw

01 hI
D1A0IICES only in the Civil Courts Of Record,
- devotss his time chiefly 70 Commercial
e0Dss. Business from abroad will receive careful
attention. Once No. - Chssnut street.
Jaa. !, s5o-dkvly
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CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
AND
SHAVING ROOM,

1AiR~CUTTING done according to Physiog-
IL no1y and the principles of the coi1eur.
Hair and Whiskers dyed to perfection. either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
Of Hair Cutting, and challenges tho profession.
feb21-d&wIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-25
PrOtectSoa to NaturaIized CItizens Abroad
..The Ban1Ver rasa


Protection TO NaturaIized Citizens Al broad
:-The Hanover Case.
The news BY the steamer Asia, if We may rely
upon the Liverpool Tunes, is to the effect that the
government Of Hanover will comply with the de-
mand Of the United States and release from its ar
my nsuralized citizen of this country who has been
Impressed into its army, The prompt manner in
which the Administration of President BUCHANAN
has acted in this instance is most crsditable to it,
and is full refutation CT the fasehood that it was
derilect in its duty upon, this question 1t has laid
down the principle that nauralized citizen Of the
United States can be forced to do service in the
army of hisnatiVe land, unless be has been an ac-
tual dcsorer from lis ranks It will insist upon the
full equality Of the rights of naturazad with native
citizens, even 10 the cannou's mouth, if need be-
The Liverpool Times thus bears testimony to the
vigOr and efficiency of the United States Govern
ment II says:
at seems that native Of Haaover, who stands
in this position, (nstursized in the United States
has recently returned TO The country of his birsh,
was drafted into TIE militia, and compelled to do
military service.
"IIe refused, pleaded the laws of bis adopted
country, and applied for prot eeLion to the Ameri-
can Consul, The American Government has taken
up the matter warmly, and has peremporily de-
mended his release. 1t has done more than this.
IL has caused similar requisiions TO oe made upon
the other German governments, who are made to
understand that American citizens cannot be called
upon TO submit TO the dictates Of arbitrary rule.
The German pGEe however dstasteful it may be
to them, will give way, and they will respect the
rights of these Germsnic- Americans, who return
from the Far West with handsome amount of dol
lars, with which to pass the evening of their days
in their native country.
at is remarkable fact, that there is no great
power in the world with so small az army and navy
as the United States. and yet which makes itself
more felt and respected abroad"
If the Government of Hanover does not release
this Americrn citizen, it will be apt to receive Wis
from the American force.
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$50.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-25

The NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE ALL RIaHT -
The story started by the New York Herald Of the
saggng of this noble structure has called forth from
Mr. R. RoEBLING, the builder, who is now a resi-
dent of Pittburg fat denial atributing it to the
malice of some individual. He says
"Being constantly kef Informed as the engineer Of
this work by the superintendent has it in charge
can inform you thatlhAt correspondents tta,e-
men is gress misstGteDeEt made either from ignor
ance Wilfulness or perhaps both. will only add
that in consequence Of the contraction and expan-
sion Of the cables, the Niagara bridge rises and
falls inversely with the temperature, amounting to
two feet for hundred degrees. Hence the cry
every summer that the bridge is giving way rapidly
This work has undergone no change since its com
pletisr, and is well taken care Of and Of all the
railroad bridges this continent it will be the last
to fall"